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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-09-02
Letter from Copiah,
Outrageous assault on Democratic negro.

Outrageous assault on Democratic negro.
Editor Clarion On last Saturday most
disgraeetul scene occurred at a colored
church near Crystal Springs. The preacher
in charge is called Hardin, don't know
what eIse,) hailed from Natchez- but has
been in this vicinity for twelve months or
more. Bro. Hardin got on a strain OF po-
litics instead of the Gospel, when plous
good man of the church named John HER
rington objected to the preaching of polls
tics, when some angry words took place be-
tween John and one Tom Robinson, when
Tom struck John, and while they were en-
gagged, man by the name of Henry Patton,
ran up and struck Harrington with hand
spike across the face, breaking his nose.
Tom was fined small sum and turned loose.
Patton was held to bail TO answer before the
County Court. Henry Patton says that
Bro. Hardin appointed him as one Of the
Police TO keep order during the meeting,
and IL he could do so no other way, 70 re-
sort TO mob force, that uncle Hardin said
he had orders from the Sheriff 20 that eff
feet. t go fz
/ have known Harrington for thirty years.
He Is an honest hard working man, and can
borrow any amount Of money from any one
who knows him. CITIZEN.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-09-02

POSTAL CHANGES ~ Mississippi Tho
Postmaster General made the following
changes in the month Of July
Established-- Lake Crcswcll. Pamela county /:
Bear Creek. Kinds county Pride'- Point
Bolivar county Commerce, Tunica county
Clarksville. Wilkinson coOnty.
Re- Estabiishod-Union. Newton county
Union Mills, Tippah county Camden. Mad
ison county; Church llill Jefferson county.
DISCONTINUED Luudcrdnlc couu-
ty; Attalaville, Attala county; Mercer
Attala County
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-09-02

The actual labor necessary to produce q
crop of strawberries is not so great If that
labor Is guided by skill and intelligence
And the great trouble is. that most persons
go into It with their heads full of erroneous
ideas upon the subject derived from theo-
retical essay lists, who have no practical
knowledge of what they are writing about.
It il much to be regretted, but seems to be
unavoidable, that all the useful information
sttainable from the mass of stuff daily print
of wheat In bushel of ehaff This Is be-
cause people who write seldom work. and
those who work have no. inclination TO
write. ss 80
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-09-02

EDUcATIoSAL.-We invite the atten-
ton of parents so fortunate as to have
daughters to educate, to the circular of
Bethlehem Academy, at Holly Springs
The Academy buildings are now being con-
siderably extended so as TO have capacity
for about two hundred pupils. For terms,
regulations, &c, see circular.
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From the summit Times

Judge JefFords was beyond doubt the
ablest 1urist on the High Court Bench OF the
State. He was however, unwilling 70 pros
titute his high office 20 base partizan pur-
poses. and, worse than all, dared 20 repre-
sent the people OF this State fairly at Wash
ingtOn, thereby casting his influence against
the Droscriptive enormfty Of the Eggieston
crew. Little Ames was, therefore. bound TO
take OF his head, and 1t would now be the
most natural thing in the world for the peo-
pie TO take him up and send him TO- Con-
Qreea.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-09-02
The grand Ball PLAY by two hundr,

The grand Ball Play by two hundred
Indians at Canton, on Saturday, 4th Septem
Der. promises to be one of the finest enter.
tainments of the season. We have heard
many Of our citizens express desire to wit
ness it. If sufficient number unite, Mr.
Kerr, the accommodating depot agent will
provide special train at half fare. WHO
goes? We hope the Directory Of the State
Fair Association viii negotiate for the at
tendance of the ball-players during the
State Fair in October.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-09-02

The Canton Mail says il has been officially
place on the 4th OF September. On that oc-
casion we are notified, there will be 200 OF
the ssnoble red men" in Canton. Every
body Is Invited 10 attend and bring his wife
aud children. Big dfanerI Heap that day
Preparations are being made for It,
Julius Pettiway was killed by another freed
man on Mr.. II. J. Binnous' place, and we be-
lieve Ii was done In self defences-Macon
Beacon.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-09-02

WASHINGTON HOUSE. the absence
Of a large uptown hotel, it is some satisfaction
to know that our city affords many excellent
private boarding houses. Among the number
we mention with pleasure the Washington
House, now conducted by Praf. II. W. Pierce
The house has been thoroughly renovated and
reftfed, and all the Recommendations are the
very best. Permanent bosrdsrs or transient
visitors win find the Warrington House q
delightful place TO step ct.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-09-02

Our friends Of the lmdsboro' Demo.
crat and lazoo Banner are Informed that we
mailed them copies OF the Ncrgcr Trial, as
we did TO every other paper Ia the state. "
Others failed TO receive the pamphlet, 81 will
afford us pleasure to duplicate when notified
The Manual Of Legal and Business Forms
which our contemporaries have So generally
and so approyingly made mention OILS
now in press, aud will be forwarded as soon
as ready
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-09-02

THANKS. Mr. A. l.. Hatch, propro-
tor Of Central Nurseries, has again placed
as under obligations 10 him-this time for
some very fine pears Of the Duchessc d' An
gouleme variety, grown at his Nurserics.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-09-02

A notorious negro named Blu Dennis,
alias CLAYTON. was tried on charge Of lar
ceny and convicted, and sentenced 10 one
years imprisonment in the penitendary.
He was the leader of the Radical negroes
Of Meridian. The jury that convicted him,
was composed OF seven negroes and nYe
whites.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-09-02

WESTERN HAME WoRKs.-See the
card of Messrs. Williams s. Ferris, manufsc-
turers and dealers in wood draft-hames, cart
saddle-trees, etc., Manchester, Ohio. Mr.. II.
E. Sizer, of this city, is their agent
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-09-02
National Union Republican COun-
~ Meeting.

The friends of the National Union
Republican Party of Kinds county, will
hold a meeting in the Court House at
Raymond at IL o'clock A. NJ. on SATUR-
DAY, the 18th day of September, 1869,
for the purpose of appointing delegates
TO the State Convention, to be held nj
Jackson ou the Stb of Sentember.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-09-02

The Tazoo Democrat reports the health Of
town and country excellent.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-09-02

Was announced, when the white and color
ed people formed in separ ate columns and
proceeded in excellent order to the tables
which were grooming under the weight of
the substantial and well cooked viands,
where there was found enough and to spare
for all present, the preparation of which re-
Elected credit upon our colored friends, who
had the entire management of the affair in
all its departments.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-09-02

IIcuIcuduL OCuSI dIs
His Excellency A. JOHNSON,
President of the United States.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-09-02

Mississippi Poitics-MssissipJa adopts tie
Presideafs Poiicy-Judge Dent to be
Nominated BIZ the Presidents Original
Subporte5s-GeHerai Ames APires to
the United States Seaote-A Far E5ectton
DcmaRded.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-09-02
THE EXAMINATION EXERCISES

By the pupils of Brookfield Academy, after
prayer by the Rev. Robert Coleman, COM
menced at IL and continued until o'clock.
Singing, declamations and Rotations con-
stituted the order of exercises, and the pu-
pills acquitted themselves in a manner alike
creditable to themselves and their teacher,
MISS RoxANA TURNER, a young colored la
dy, a native of Rankin county, and educated
at Brandon. At three o'clock
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7ss The follow.



State bonds were steady New Tennessee per cents,
gt; Georgia per cents sH Missouri per cents, s7l;
Louisiana Loyee per cents &C. Railway bonds woie in
active demand, with large transactions. Central Pacific
per cents were held at 9 but round lots could be
purchased under g5 Bank stocs strong and spar
lngly offered Western Union Telegraph active, sell
ing at 37sa37s Pacific Mail firm at 79i AGO. Citi-
zens' Gas sold $50. Express shares were fraction
higher with sales Of American at 35 Adams, 56t; United
States, 63.
Railway shares strong aud active at the opening
in sympathy with NewYork Central which advanced to
2o5l Harlem was steady at 1GO. Hudson advanced 81
per cent, selling at ls5A Reading continued active,
selling at 97E0Rl. The Western list was firm, with
an advance OF TO II per cent in prices. The most
active stocks were Michigan Southern Northwestern
Common, Cleveland and Pittsburgh, and Rock Island
Michigan Southern sold at lO5. alCG1; Northwestern
Common S1 ASA; Cleveland ana Pittsburgh, 1905 al5S;
Rock Island, lIlsdll5 St. Paul shares were steady;
Fort Wayne Guaranteed sold at So; Chicago and Alton,
1874 NewJersey Central, LOG? alO7 Hannibal aud ST.
Joseph Common I2, Hannibal and st. SOseph Preferred.
49, Erie continued the center Of interest with large
transactions at S4fa35 finally closing 34jQ3ls At the
Second Board the market firm. After the CALL the
announcement OF the election OF President Of the North
Western Railway caused break in the stock and de-
cle Of per cent was made upon the Preferred, and Il
upon the Common. At the close prices rallied fraction
from the lowest prices, closiAg dull 1T quotations.
The following the closing quotations Of Govern
pent bonds
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circles The shipments of currency 10 the country nave
almost entirely ceased and the receipts Of exchange arc
scarcely equal 10 tue cnIrent demand Inc ue'n r
source and that tho whisky trade merchahs IN oher
branches of business Being comparatively lSh oorIoW
ers Rates OF discount are steady s6l0 per cent ia
bank and y 9i5 per cent the open inarRet-prino
inside figure The dizziness Ia finances reflects the mac
tvitv of trade in general merchandise Out every
has been prepared on part OF our nerehhhs iOr an
active Fall trade and with cooler weather We may OK
poet II soon 10 begin The market FOR exchange Is deG
dclly frner under small receipts ana tri-K mercantile
demand Dealers arc free baycrs at lO discount ana
some take it % dop0sIos At Zoe. Of WINE te selg RATE
il firm at mar transactions occur between bankers at
2Jo on bat nero are few disposed to draw at less than
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PRTROLBUM-Crule ia bulk held at lc wHh buyers al otc
Reaned strnug spo sales 2u' nD sei ~ han ocP
tcnher at 32ic bbs. seller ist bali do al &c 81
RICB-Stock small Of domestic ard market qe uu P' A IL D
d9ic ,,., a.. II.
SUGARSThe operations 10 have been nnt,M ne ,Ee
principal "n al gaes tonRh wy
had bees established lhr.e w. ~
feeling current Pair t. God Rrfnns l6iIsc SAVES OF io
~ ia 12Ir fr Cr. llsdIc Porto Nco and about JOl
boxes Havana mostly priv terra but ncSus ~" a.
Retired still quoted ErlGc. for Hars Inc 100 70 uy
braces Lhis 2i30G bid l~ro hto - H.
Island MS bbs ST CroiE lC2 hb Mauuq1e lt L.n% i'
IIavaa i35 OF hoIes Brazil 44 bags Manila l' oB' AID
Mrslo, 1859 hbi. . -.t.ooo1 o. IaIdIi.
SEEbs-Gs seeds are dal Int prices unchanged az
Coyer 81 - r Timothy Roneh way y, t anu urn ~
@25t4AlG0 Csrutti LH.eei IS dull ~ ~ ~ =, Ea'i
steady: SHES avn 40.
selling 40 % for the "s e,ds anu pa"
Virginia j. selling at : 90" flo'
TAILOW-The market isdeUdri1 more ht'e an! lIr'
81 10 a. 4NiIlc Tor common to me "e "N' WV"
try aud 28l2ir for prime CtT, 81 tue siler r'lr r ~, ~
market ard HcliVei he VI ' V"
at II ri l., closing unsettled 1t 81 JUtl TO-
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1vF STOCK MARKET.

wynyrsp,r sent t the weather for keeping snd sslng
i've saes lave cobac cattle rrle ktns Their were
s ram .s Gsoa ci. az erbasser Mondav TIE qu'F
bat ayeaggd quite good n "sa SS Down % the pres
rerceiyg lat the trade va t. De god ] ,r
S ,ougbt more qcg usually begin about the G Of PL N9le
IHR IKinSNR goes IL it @ 6 & for osen so ri the rush Of
stock would great than lose %h hs peu m
u supply between aud Monday upset or maternity NvsAtn
the strong feeling nov s'f g % oms Of th% On tie ee.
SO aEd 50 10 cat while one drove VA scare, S1fI .,cr
Recurring taasaci"o se igd among tn o. g s %
agent ioI Melay t a. " 5Trra lie, So n per They
re- Wv, ~, IN Il, En.aI, and we're laid 1T Il here. ~ u
Ss% s 81 ca Iut rorr,hy ht eot Is cattle at
good 4! es 1t H. . G' Il it, e. Isolde
IeTy G"5 a n I, 70 s "a cst ~ Cattle to L. Murray, and
they s0sr.d, relti at '%i.iG cat on Smith which
J. e. Culver .oi - pfge K cat Cattle at ~.
r c Eastman Ky grades eNt At ~ elc and - coarse
w W Tn for ha,ri and Coon good Kenekv steers
at &c. and lOj Illinois steers With Sbl ter Il ,"i AZ iSa ,
G5s IS quite common 5d5i eat Michigan ''es sol 4"
'' Tpsi wiser Culver Kentucky cattle Of Il oWt at
Hraey Co ran little Nchs,rdc 81 eat at - Per head
Rcaari,or & Glover 20 OHIO cattle cat sold ' Is. gi:
w. Hp out Il Connecticut AHd DuehcS' County ''e' i
r Wheeler son s Dutche Comfy steers, for W sS"on h'
J. C. Hog lad 10 Duicfess County from bis ovn f'n q o"L
Prom The above will tina, the doysr. hugely f,r
Kentucky hence u high average qav which accounts W for
Toe advance the full rates "l h1l1)
Iqlc unbpg 81 selag below ~ Dice Ia fact the average
prcp % be- catie sold tu-lag was irrn - - 3ic
Sheep also doing rtir. Win Jo,I aT'ci TO-DAY
o22 er,y The f4e weather Les iie beside Tie real 'A
Of good sheep.
Lambs soreuhat plenty but west OF a. hher rates ~ A
sud extras ~ ~
ugutr for quite common b Gh i1r in 'I' A' ~
for extras sale, o. FortI-tiFlthst were mace T 1900.
urrr ot shr-p. ~ c-t - - each Joi io 10 &C ~
Sts,r TO- t Cau1.a, - a. snd n SA,e al -
or lIu'r 20 Rate So. 2'uo, : -. 10 20 - % w co.
H. 7.ci D. c55! 70, &C. -. TO- 11d0 10 BE-, snd ' Of %
at BE -, - %, "a.
MGraa Reid srl - state lambs. - p stil.j lFH@hmsc
rj Of Of H SIC; 10 'iI3 To- o.
n % ~ &c.. and h cus II eteri each
s. N.Tt lr A.bT.y Lercf sI Sar s'orl "a
sbec N SIZE ofg % L. - nbs at - - EACH ~ ei % d.
Of. n. &c, sud a.. % sIirI. 10 .tc
At Commlulse Bell. F.r,ra I caE 90 10 tln Jr-ssT shep
Bc - n oslo Stc Sca ~ D do DC, auia car % 10 Al
q so, ~ Oifc larps 40 $50 zach
haze 4 Co soi % P-rtsfIvlrl larhs ~ u. ~ &c 49, ,
fuurss both alive ari dressed hut l3le i he
ILr7 coming quite Ntitr Do H1 'T
i've y0HIr ff oush HIS N'h good I" rru- 90 HsN
l,c n 81 selected 2 u hogs woA lraK ib'" There
col. flo, pigs ipl Winter feeding lnfHi-.
IN n. 81 ,u. Dealers I"h st touIuilW aI H lus-
are fsurg ,Tfc u, zee. 80 tE acf~ hi t. tti
M. All o. 20 F..rl..- Safes 4 o.. 1f'l place,
l rlu.i poor MIDI, D. %. 90 JF - .l N . "a crLi
% safe 30 -. lo! -, and ~ ..or- I... o. - AZ l!c
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SEVEN PER CENT GOLD PRINCIPAL ASD INTEREST
FIRST MORTGAGE Convertible SINKING FUND
BONDS FREE OF GOVFENNEST TAX, ISSUED By THE
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.-Wc confidently recommend these
Bonds as y frst-CUSs Investment At the price they
yield about 10 per cent interest per annum. Only a
limited amount aTo offered before advancing the
rate Pamphlets aud full particulars can be bad on
application.
HENRY CLrv's d Co., No. 81 Wall-st,
Financial Agents of the Company.
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FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT BONDS or LAKE
SUPERIOR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY, Z
per cent gold interest free of United States taxes
We recommend these bonds as a safe and profitable
investment, producing nearly 10 per cent per annum
i'm currency and in exchange for fye-twenty bonds.
yielding increase OF - per cent in net annual IN
come. Present price yG and interest. Full paTtiCu-
lars furnished bY JAY COOKE a. co.
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WEDNESDAY,. Sept. l-r. n

WEDNESDAY, otIlI' tt ID
Gold opened at 1889, sold at 1850 1881, closing
33elS3s. The cearings at the Gold EXchaLge BANK
were S5s,744.OO5, and the balances SlC50'lSI To-
Government bonds strong and active with goou
inquiry for all classes; 6s sold at l2lsdl2i lo4Oslf2s
sllq,. ex Gold Coupon Of q per cent Currency per
cents llss1Is After the Government purchase there
was decline Of per upon the $50 bonds but the
balance of the market continued firm AT the Govern
purchase the offerings of bonds amounted TO $751;
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THE MARKETS.
iCuremlIy repo ted for Tnr Tn'nNgl

CacfulJ TcpC ted for ] iE Ir'rNHI 49,.
WuSpspAY. Sept J. l'f9
ASHEsTLe market al' bat quiet, saes 81 j! bbiN al 'iS
q o. TO- Pots Pear, u.,a.E..
COITON-Tc tcgni Tor Us spot continues hight holders
Offering spsps and former ca-t Tor future delv there
is Hr Sars ct ' hc ll lost
evening and IS 20 arrived; Of a 90 rce Atn by puuefs aud MY
specuis.ors 81 september Gle lu TO- iui
October At Zq Su,rb,r Zlic. 20do for December
basis ul .u-; and l bA~s Alabama CO"
to here mo.d, SC FOR 10" mbIRg al % iof
Ne QuUteas II %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-02

THE KANSAS PACuC RAILWAY LOAN.-Secured
by Land Grant Of Three Millions of Acres III Kan
sas and Colorado, FIEsl MORTGAGE upon tho pro-
posed extension of the great Kansas Pacific Railway
from Sheridan, Kansas to Denver, Colorado, and a
mortgage upon the road now in successful operation
for 437 miles and earning than enough 10 pay The
interest on Tie r0r loan. This loan runs 80 years
pays per cent; principal and interest PAYABLE IN
GOLD. There is no better investment in the market
For maps, pamphlets, and circulars, address DAB
NEY. MORGAN & Co., No. 50 Excbangc-placc, and NJ
X JESUp & Co., No. II Pine-st., n. Y.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
GEORGE OpDYEE q Co.,
No. - NaSsau-St.,


offer for sale the following desirable securities:
NEw-YORK AND OSwEGo MIDLAND RAILROAD
first mortgage 7per cont Bonds, free Of Government
tax. Principal and interest payable in gold Price
par and accrued interest in currency.
MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY RAILROAD. first mort
gage, per cent bonds. Price. 81 and accrued in
tercst.
Missouri VALLEY RAILROAD, first mortgage 7 per
cent GoLp BONDS Price. ". aud accrued inter
est in currency
BoHDs or THE County OF LEAvENwORTH Kan
sas, 10 per cent free Of tax, strongly guaranteed
Price, par and accrued interest.
Also per cent BONDS or THE CITY or OswEGo.
The attention of investors is invited to these we'll
secured Bonds, and upon application full informa-
ton will be furnished.
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Tho currency receipts includes $1OOOOOO transferred
from Washington.
At tie meeting OF the directors Of the Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad Company. held today in this
city, Mr. Alexander Mitchell Of Milwaukee was elected
President in place OF tie late Henry Keep Mr. John T.
Williams, President of the Metropolitan Bank was elected
a director Of the Company at tho same time Mr.
Mitchell is President Of the Milwaukee and st. Paul Rail
way Company, and also the Western Union Rail.
road.
The suit against the Greenyie and Columbia Railroad
Company Of South Carolina for the foreclosure Of tho
mortgage upon their road brought by certain holders Of
their first mortgage bonds has been settled to the mutual
satisfaction OF all parties concerned and order has
been made by the Court In session tat the sugges
ton OF the sueng creditors), diminishing the BILL There
Is now suit against the company by any mortgage
creditor, is there any judgment against them OBJ
tanned In the courts Of law.
The earnings Of the Chicago and Alton Railroad for
the third week in August were:
ieG3....Sl4573) I858..., sI28 0l Increase go. $,7Gg
The CiHeHnGa G0sette OfiTuesday says:
There Is not much activity IN business ia monetary
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER o 1869.

prices ranged $50 sOp aud $40 siSo 100 b.
fer Corn fed Hogs 80.
Covx-Te OF head at from $50 $50 for
Sprngefs, and from S40G 5 ~ for Cow and Calf
BUPPALO CATTLE MARKET.-SBPT
CAt-Reep this week head; market active and shade
Poor M'dum ST 10
suppy market and
Sheep Light dull AMI tame Hogs noains IN
chsug-di no inquiry
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Gbantss for Susinrss Ia,u.
iitiOn Of

A FIRM intending to exhibit an invention OF
~ real the coming fair will make srranseaen Win an act
take charge Of a0s Bg liberal Interest 81
article aud rights for territory compensation address
GILBERT, Boz No 1876 Tribune oaee
A BOOT and SHOE STORE FOR SALE
n Loag rent APplT at No "a Grsndst HewNort
DARTNER WANTED, with $4,000, to enlarge
ESTABLISHED Wholesale Business viii pay good profits aud
s''e'' 'A'Hi '''' LINN HASLON No Narrayst
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PuT-BvKGH, FokT NAME CHICAGO RAILWAY CozPAsn(
ORFICg WtSsLOy. LAStER & Co., TRANsFgR AGysTs. !
THE BOOKS FOR THE ATTiRSAlANSFER of {

II
this Compang will close TUESDAY tie lOh Day a
1869 for the purpose Of enabling the holding
that time the into the guaranteed stock to 10
issued In exchange therefor
Issued exchange will be entitled to dividends at the
Per Cenum payable quarterly the TUBS.
DAY folio FIRST Monday Of January Ap July aud October
each the rental reserved under the lease to the Pennsylvania
Railroad and such dividends W be payable free Of the income
the United States Government and Of all which be cod
eted In through BY means OF the corpooa
the samethe
being assumed by the lessee.
viii be issued In eIchsnge foe
Of the stock Persons entitled 20
share viii not entitled TO disdendf
until aggregated
The part share doe In exchange being Unreasonable
hundred shares will he converted antbe aI In
the cash dividend 10 be hereafter made oaI 81 the surplus as
Company when outstanding shall be settled
The viii u stocks TUESDAY the Nh
1868 By order Of the Executive Committee
WISsLOW, LANlBR Co. Transfer Agents.
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Sabiuss Banks.
1i6iOtno Noticts.

CuicAGo H., Aug. 10. 1893
NOTICE. The STOCKHOLDERS of the
~ CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY are hereby
notified thai DIVIDEND VI FIVE PER CENT fee OF GOynmcaa
Preferred aud Common stock Of said s
Office OF the Cpmpo8Fs agents Messls X
JHSyP Co No II PnesL NewYok MONDAY The 9th dag ef
September holders VI said Stock registered at closing
books
Transfer tie 18th nst and reOPened foe
transfers 0 the 9Th September next
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CTEAMER FOR SALE.
- The large upper.caba sids-sbeel steamer
COLUMBIAN
offered she lies at the port Of Charlotte n T. WI
her furniture tackle The Columbian staBch vessel suitabs
cossng river navigation and fitted up aud furnished
passenger steamer with upper saloon Indies cabin ans
dung aud sleeping aud she capable
sleeping cabin passengers She built Of woOi "a feet Keel Hl
feet breadth aud 10 feet depth OF hold dra Of water abe"
feet large capacity freight She propelled with Veea
beam ne wrosght shafts and enks cylinder Anehes
and stroke piston Her engine built at the ArchiEsia
Works NswYork and Is one Of the finest ia the county.
For terms other Information sppy TO
ALEER MILLOY,
Secretary Canadian Navigation Co.,
Montreal Inr 7 1859 Montreal. Canada