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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-17

1869. SAVE YOUR MONEY. 1869,
Trouble, Delays and Expenses,
And take your comfort going West
By the
NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION cos
TWO
DAILY LINES OF STEAMERS
DAY BOAT AND NIGHT BOAT,
With Twenty first class Steamers, only six DAYS
through to MILWAUKEE and CHICaG3is
without change OF boat. First class tickets in
clude Meals and Staterooms.
Leaving Ogdensburg every day SUNDAYS ex-
ceptedl on arrival of noon trains, for CLicago
Milwaukee and intermediate ports, without
change of Boat; and every evening SUNDAYS ex-
cepted for Cleveland, Toledo. Detroit and inter
mediate ports.
Passengers and families moving West can EN-
bark with their Luggage, Teams, Stock etc and
land together without disturbance or Tranship
mant, at their port of destination, thus avoiding
the great Inconvenience of the many changes
delays and expenses of other routes. These
Steamers Have large Cabins and State Rooms
amply and neatly finished, for First Class Passen,
gees, and Second Cabins, with Cook Stoves and
families who may wish to furnish their own pro-
visions B1- No efforts will be spared to nam
tain the reputation of this as the
CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE,
BE sure and see the Agents Of this Line before
yol buy your tickets.
~ Trusty Men will always meet Passengers
at The Depot in Ogdensburg, to take Checks ana
re-.heclt baggage for this Line.
ASK for tickets yia Northern TRANSFORMATION
Conpany's Steamers, the only American Lines
LEAVING Ogdensburg
We will make 1t the interest OF every Traveller
to zee the Agents of this Line before purchasing
elsewhere.
Baggage checked through to all points,
Through Tickets to all points in the Great
VAST, Northwest and Southwest, cheaper ta:in
tia cheapest, on application to
q. A. EDDY, Managing Agent
Office, Steamers Landing, Ogdensbury n Y. I
GEO w. SMITH, General Ticket Agent,
Office cor. Ford Il Patterson Sts., opn. J6Lnss,n
House, ogdensburg, n Y
II. J. GOODNO, Passenger Agent
Tickets for sale ut all Stations on RutIan1 II |
II. Line. rl5,x,i,n |
TyDIra
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PA
hTENTS.
Il. il. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,


SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
/ Lake 1geHt Of n. Luittd .Stdt,s .Idtent -Once
Washington, uisi,r ne .fef Of Lo37,
No IS State St, opposite kIlby St, Boston,
After an extensive Practice Of upwards of twenty
years, continues Ia Se-,i1e patents IN the United
states; also in orsat Britain. France and Other
foreign countries. Cg..atS, Specifications Bonds
tents executed on isonable terms with dispatch.
Researches made INTO Anlruein and Foreign
works, 10 determine the validity and utility Of Pa
tents Of Inventions, ami i,.,Ai and other advice
rendered all matters t1lIcng the same. Copies
OF the claims of any patent furnish .hy renting
on dollar. Asslyninl ats recorded IA Washington.
No agency in the United stat. processes stp-,-
rior facilities for obtaining Ptslt ~ pertaining
the patentablility ~ lns tntIgus.
During eight months the uhs.Iil.i ia the
course OF his large prAc Ice. uig tuti rejected
applications, slAIEtA AHPEAIS, EVERY
one Of which was d-riel "a ~. ilrar - H. om-
missioner oil Iateuts.
TESTIMONIAL
- reglrl Mr.. EIlv - one II tle mot capable
AMI successful practitioner with Wlurn hiye Rad
othsial intercourse.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents
"Ib4ye no hesitation assuring inventors that
they cannot employ man moro competent and
trustworthy and capable - putting their aJ-
plcftIons form 10 secure fpr them early
and favorable consideration Al the Patent Office
EDMUND BURKE,
late Commissioner Of Patents
Mr.. II. II. Eddy has mad. fsr me THIRTEEN
applications IA all but ON + 81 winch patents have
been granted, and that one l. now p, nding. such
unrnistakable pTonf ~ gr'at talent AMI ability on
his part lea j. - recommend ali inventors to
be sure Of having the most tu'iftl attention be-
stosed on tier clzt., anl 4 VIZ reasonable
charges. JOHN tAbHAET.
Eos1on. Jan. ], 1867. l:uiy
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Nh A1.li. N .l.ntL. q. w. q


Il ~el9rt II g. " nranerd shows
.ai., ''uA;e Temples, three Councils
iii one .elool iample, and an aggregate
membership If 800 " tho STATE.
GA III andrews II 'Hydepark' l. H.
lrnclley j Montpelier ana =. = Bran
I'd ii ST. Aihu,- were elected delegates 70
he Supreme Council.
Tie delegates e the Supreme con2eil
we're instructed to a." their best endea-
yor- ta have Ire word white" stricken
fr.m article third Of The Constitution for
%abordinate Temples.
Tie next ,Ami-annnal session Of the
irud Temple will b. hnldcn At St Al
''n~ The first Wednesday in december.
~ next annual session will be holden It
Montpelier in May or June, 1870.
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Mfdifal.

IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICT-
Il ED-Dr. Dow continues to be consulted AZ HE
Office, Nos. and Endicott street, BOSTON on
al diseases OF Q
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
Beneath his trea tment all the horrors Of veneer.
and impure blood, Impotency, Scrofula, Con
orrhna, Ulcers Pain and Distress in the region of
Procreation, Inflammation Of the Bladder and
Kidneys, Hydrocele, Assesses, Humors, fIightfui
swellings, and the long train OF horrible symptoms
attending this class OF disease are made to become
as harmless as the simplest waiiings OF a cold.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
DIR. Dow devotes large portion Of his time to
the treatment Of those caused by secret and
solitary habit which ruins the body and mind,
Weakness Of the Back and Limbs Dizziness of the
Head, Dimness of s. ght, Paptation Of the Heart,
Dyspepsia, Nervousness, arrangement Of the
Digestive functions, symptoms Of Consumption,
&c. Such persons shol,ld, before contemplating
matrimony, consult ply Sleian OF experience, and
be at once restored To health and happiness.
Patients who wish to rernal a under BOWS treat
ment Will be furnished with pleasant rooms
Medicines sent to all parts OF the country with fun
directions
DIR. Dow has also for sale the FL, 'nch Capottes,
warranted the best preventive. Orter by mail.
three Tor VI and red stamp. lily
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wHoOPING COUGH.

The testimony Of AL who have used IT for this
terrible disease during the last ten years. i, that
il invariably relieve and cures II.
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HARD COLDS AND COUGHS

Yieid At once 10 steady use II This great remedy
IL Will succeed in giving relief NhrTe an "fllCr
remedies have failed.
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FE~EFNNlNAAle-s
~ regld Mr.. Edlv one II tile Ina-t capable
AMI successful practitioners ~ith Nllrn haye had
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE, No. A
HOWARD ST. BOSTON

Dir. FREDERICK MORRILL, gives special at
tentiGn to diseases of the genito-urinary organs
and all chronic and difficult diseases in both sexes
his great success those long standing and diff
cult cases, such were formerly considered in
curable Is sufficient to commend him to the pub
lie as worthy the extensive patronage he has re-
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DEDIGREE OI2 CIFyEI4NT

Shrewsbury. NV r. isea. '''''--'' i1aiw
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14

,,ccee ST.; he had cut most severely eve TV ans Nc
by JOIN Jo am rho head and arm Oe u,,'nIS % - NJ -
the la.o, .o,tfe6 10 answer charge preleLI'u " '
was ooii ~, NJ n Avenue A. AZ an carry noul &c tbo
LeIeI roinc the complainant Delhg aN1heIeu ~ ,ar
daI u or his dogs, went down lito M WIZ 90
batkns n fonnd the prisoner had loreed an eh'i'i00
through the shutters :. ,5
Ono Gustave Nathan, dealer III secoiluo t,lnio
OuO ,Gtn was held n 81, coo bail TO answer cnaIEe
purchased quantity Ot carpets Naue a. S-V'
W & n pbuin Nets knowing that lhty WeIo 80
iI Miller Tor inhetug an ugly scalp WOuhu o ~ ga
It, the uroprietor Of agerbeer salooh' az Nv. 80
,a was held i'm the sum OF Sl,VO 10 ausWeI.-.
ATtn Wr aged IT, and william Herbert, aged 49, Weio
JS ~ having attempted 10 steal clothing ana sllNeL
No. vaned at 81 coo and of having stolen an el1poS
,ib dress and number OF other articles OF eioI%Is' %
Salned M ST5 They committed Tor trla at INC "
rn Sessions seo.o
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, DeIoIo .nnn
Instce Hogan Francis Fox and VIM Heahty Toanav
were arralgned a charge OF robbery VII Oi,ad tbe
night lanes Hedges. stranger III the cy, eS ~ Mnyvay
- Vehement No 23 ROsest While in an upper hai' IA
be yos SET upon by the accused, and while Hehc3 Sos
him Fox TOOK from ms pocket wallet c9ntaa1ddh On
Uedges seized Ueaney and held him FAST F1n F1das % was
reaching the street. with Heaney In CUSTODY haok and
mel Inv Fox who said he had taken the his hold of
offered 1t 40 the owner. Hedges hook and as he
Heaney ana took the prOrered poc t in the face
did 40 Fox struck Hedges N0iehV .pn p Aed Hedges
hnockiDg him down. The thieves tnd that the con-
,ben eyamned his pocket book ana io . having heen
.ta had heen abstracted These iaeIs t L. ISr.cnct
Scnnicated 10 officer Taylor OF the r@, g, T,nd and
SC ,Je search for the thieves. ana so ,bo,n IN the
sr.rsted them The magistrate coii"''
ula IA oasyal
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14
WEDNESDAY. Jan. I3-r. N.

Gold opened at 1864, sold at 1851, 1852, 1851,
1856, closing at lS6 bid The elearings at the Gold EA.
change Bank $336gGOo and the balances s03
G3 o. The advance in the prices to-day was base upon
Gen. Buffers scheme of payment Of the debt
Government bonds firm, with a good invest
nent demand Coupon CPS sold 12s; Coupon 0ls 1924.
cs 1855 6ss 1855 lO4Os 1915 Currency per cents looi
The counter demand heavy and the Offering Of bonds
light State bonds were strong New Tennessee por
cents sold at 6sl Virginia Old bonds 5656l New bonds
s83 New-YoTk Bounty Loan, los: North Carolina per
cents 022 aC2E Old bonds CO Missouri per cents sJ
louisiana bonds strong: Old bonds, 7297s; New
LAvee per cents 9Cs Alabama s. advanced % sl
Railway bonds were firm Delaware and Hudson sod at
1921 Cumberland $50; Pennsylvania Coal, 2i5 Western
Union Telegraph, "a. Pacific Mail was firm but Ill at
l23lai4 Express shares dull WellsFargo sold al
Ba2e; United States s3s. Merchants Union .Accd 70
l3k Canton, 55l.
Railway shares strong with an ad ,1Urt "a Read
Ing Rock Island, TcedO and Wabash, Fort WAYNE, and
the st. Paul shares The North Western shares and
Cleveland and Pittsburgh were STEADY. ad.ng Od
vanced from 94E To % Rock Island, I2s9 eio ano
Wabash common C3g. These roads, by current rsiurt,
are in control OF the Erie cqucs who intend 70
Asharp advance preparatory TO the great lnogsmc IL
Erie which Ii talked Of and which will be IpruLg upon
The street IN the same manner that the Central dividend
was TO the OF the shorts Hudson sold at i33i,
privilege; Harlem 1924 bid Cleveland ana Toledo
W." hTm a. io4i9os e. Pau common opened AZ 70 aud
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

wrDsr'pAT Jan i3Eeeye are frns thae they MONDAY
i8 ofpo Io2 are sale ior The receipts huadr
o. f ye.teca to-day lJ2 hu euie 23 offered jer.
rSge qaty There were scat $40 local y state cattle ed up
81 ollie While some foab once sags a. loa5c
The tops of 'eme tns sa e" KENNEDY and oo grades reached
tie remainder of,e Of the sn,acoss hune6
d. to-day 81 the following;
Thompson good to nc Irougo eEt KentuLy
G,. Hessy uu 20 frs Q. ev Ohio grades lcal7le with
avery at 8c 50 Kentucky oae 4 eWt, at tc aud acar Mich
81 Wes.hemsr bad two lot, len from Nord,y sales at Commuupav
Of the suJde cattle good esL out at Il
r. Wheeler sold up country and for DOiehs" Co. far
Mst Barch,rd William. for spague iO2 fair 10 good III
which weighed lzJ at tie yards and run out at lele
T. Es.iman sold i2i Ino for A. MAHn They we're fair
MuTsy clover for l. vsa Alta Ohio steers which weighed
400 n Pittsburgh They called q cwt heeoSns seSt,
sTiG sherman bad ste and hstr' picked up among
Dutche Coun farmers ranging all the way hom u u. e"t aud
Bright Pagan medium little Illinois for spayh
aud II mch and eers for W. H. Thompson
A. B. Mead ,od % w,,tehrsr County r. cattle made up a,
O. a. Teed run 20 State o Al l6dl1io
r. Oasy had mixed lot Of 80 State cattle, very sold at i26
richardson Glover sold II no, Of ,bos, GO net at ~
Gery for Pqrd % Ksntuety steer. Of 7leFi ,ilsal7le
H. Myer. sold 20 Duchess County oren ,g Sc' eGH e"L a.
sheep are no, ,etvs quite hgh MONDAY . M lot.
oarsd high prices 77e and EXTRA and much above 100 b &C.
Thin Q7ic Arrivals todI 1850 sh u fon
terdsy making sale At Hudson City Judd Co ,od
State 70 n, 5ie and car 81 H. stGe Bell, CO. ., CoHmoni
sold ordinary 80 Ohio sheep Sc Most OF ne stock was
where Hume Elliott sold liz hne 5 Canada
three cus 90 each and others at t60f6 80 head
2I7 Michigan H. 2O9 do 90 h 6fc l CanAds M b
&c. aud 10 Canada l.ab, s "sie KIRBY sold ~ Cau'd.
sheep 10 BIc: 1) do 10 b t7idBIc one car do " ID, at
Td8ie one ear sane weight c Michigan ~ b 5ie one
Slate N dc do 80 H. Gie heGras sgh
81 10 Ss sheen few lambs o. H. at Sic 2, do, 90 ~ &c, and
Canals I05 sTi Van weri sold Canada. O
10. at &c., and a thin OHIO 10 10, al fte
Hogs nomnsy unchanged little hmer with cuJ one car
,od alive oIc They little +O n We,ten Pig. Arrivals Of
loft
q ic Western Dressed sold DE Nth ear Inc, l6 m At
3c aud dirty hogs % About 800 dressed
received to-day.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14
BANKING AND l.INANCIAL.

The UNION PAcTFIc RAILROAD COMPANY offers a
limited amount Of it, First Mortgage Bonds at par
Nine Hundred and sixty miles Of the line West from
Omaha arc now completed and the whole grand line
10 TIC Pacific will be open for business in the Sum
mer of 1860.
BY It's charter tho Company ispcmlttod to issue It's
own First Mortgage Bonds TO tho same amount az
thc Government Bonds, and no more. These Bonds
ere First Mortgage upon the whole road and all IT'S
equipments, and giyo over eight per. cent on tho
investment 6ach mortgage upon what. for u long
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY JANUARY Ia,

time, will be the only railroad connecting the Allan
tic and Pacific States takes the highest rank as q
safe security.
The price for the present is par and accrued inter
est at per cent from July l, 1868 in currency Sub
scrptons will be received in New-York at the Com
panys Office, No. 20 Nassau-st, and by JOHN j.
Cisco & Son, Bankers, No. 80 Wall-st.. and by the
Company's advertised agents throughout the United
States. Pamphlets with full particulars on applica-
ton.
Bonds sent free but parties subscribing through local
agents. ,cH took 10 them for their safe delirey.
JOHN j. Cisco. Treasurer. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14
THE MARKETS.
EC.refnnr Reported for The Tribnne.l |

TC,reuly Reported for TIE Tribune
WEpsEsDAI Jan. H. 1850
ASESTbe demnd Is light bu prices unohanged sales OF 10
bb 81 Is 81 87l for Pots and 80 87Bd SO for Pearls
COTTONrhe market has active and considerably erted
favorable advoes from ahroad and small supplies s'nF Al
ports: prices higher lcdiug 2 bales to
lOo6 ha6 Of which tJ taken b. spnnr
s s0ecuaiors exporter 1903 Of the latter In transit
this for fore markets esn be
advantage; slr also of 40 bales Low Mddng o January
% n bales February LOO ha f1r March, 24c TO- bes
fr February ard March and 100 bales February private
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14

ties Beef 3 pkgs Cut Mes $50 pigs Lard 20 pkga Ashes 738
ss Batter @ bore, Ches,e 50 pkg. T.er ~ pigs Drsi ps
LIZ Dressed g 20 bbs whisky 28 bb Eggs b3 bales Wool baI
bales Hops 46 sides Leather 88S Hides hhls Tobacco boxes
ahd Tobacco "a kg Rice $50 Starch bags Pea Nuts
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

P,r CapGi. V,sscis and Rair01fi
JAY n3o0 bales Cotton 1870 bb foar ~ 700 bush Whesi
ti tasb Corb as bnsh Osts bus Malt l5,l bash Dsns 800
lhs Corn Meal bags Corn Meal 5il bags baokwheat flour ~
I1I CIcde Petroleum 1865 bbs Refined Feuoeu@ va bp" f ''
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14

ogncx ~ TuE AMERICAN EXCHANGE FRK SsuRAxck Co,
No. ltl BROADWAY. NEw.ioRK January -, lt9.
V,IIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
Il declared SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND or FNE) FEh
.A'' INV " WM RAYEoR, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


90 50 Ta.:ssd 81 eSess e. e@sIcloH .t.sdy and
Eia FAMILY 81 s.
held s New Yo. 'G% n%.' Ss~ whs ssss7 o.
better requests Western a7S Groceries and Provisions unchanged
n.lTsons "a. iaceiisr sr% MdSs S2's so.d FSa, s5
3 a & ss ~ R,s eSTi n % Ws " % is@. @ 9 and good
i7is. Shoulders. i.aIelc, Hans. issscc LARD
par Flour da f1 and easy a. % $3.50 I %h. quiet and .e,
n a. d S S k S & and = - sI Ne 2 SI5S sa ns a. s ssi Sc
ss s@ aSd .,s.dy " .1i 70; Ne Rye a.. s
o rsH als' Ne, PoI1 SS ..s .:%., declined as
'H siss IS ;: ; o9 g''i% sts
.t T. 9sy 1' bS .'' pc cSa IS Sa &6s
Ss 1 % @s S sS 100 f.a SSn s S s EsS D; s
Corn 600 bHsh oa 1000 bush Rye 1900 bush Ba,ey 1S os'
, Of cars New st zoe on track o.. non,y unchanged
G,s Gs a at It p !, g G. . cS S%ys sa'' %
sTS SS % " c.s s, ps II Gs 81 % @ .p5 Dsf s:S SS'H' %
m %n: J Il iTs d 2St a. Do Ss9s, Ss 1 Te' % No. &
81 7O No do 81 Co. Corn easier; No Ole; New White 62c
Oats dull Rye quiet Dressed Hogs firm advance Of 2Se
iFour steady .ad unchanged sales, 900 bb. a.
Wis, si 2s pcss ES. Ss. wass, qais, i and I
ard Rye nominal Corn Meal s23l lPsSt Milfeed steady
Fresi-Foa 70 Bosts o5; c AbaJ &c
small Cooa-nothing doing Heopthe business snail; I'm
dressed Tou inactive and anagrsd snPerfne t6d 80 s.
iu Premium choeo Fall Res 81 50tl b. 40 White %
doll aud nncbsng Oats dali apd UNCHANGED barley
Inactive: prime Illinois 81 s3 RYe, 81 23 WHISKY Te
Mess Thin M go siles 10 BE- delivered March At
2J' all Of .e MONTH Buk Meats shoulder N ~
Ilc Clear SIDES c Bacon shoulders lJi0lc Clear KID
SIDES l7 Sugar Cured Hams 49, Lardthe business was small
~ i ogslaers have bauled ob and the business u
na t - co. averarng z8 D SO averaging 2s ID packed
date head Cat.ood small supply and are Lgheri
nrchn 'c; sales 5Od 80 Receipts to-day
$500 bbls Folr le0l tuh Wheat 33 bash on 5000 LOGS
i-fohlcco-Ssles. lI hbdsi Lng- and
Medium Cstrg Leat - 5oaSl7 So Cotton 2ic knw WHISKY
~ Mess PORK, $50 Lard l9ic Bnlk Sfonder 2lr.i Clear
RIB Sides l6c Gear Se' l6lc. Picsd B'cop-Shouer' l'e
Cear h sides l7ei Clear sides. 'lc psese Sulef1ne f"Ir
- sOatG Wheat 81 sU0%l 90 Com BdtOc OAls, oOdb3e
Kye. ~ ~ .
MILWAUKEE, Jl1 l3F1our dali aud unchanged Wheat qnieti
sales No st al No. at ~ T. Osis da hFs Corn nom
sales ONO I 10 Barley uTha gel Pov ons
weak; Plain Mess PORK 80; sweet Pc ed
5!dlic Prime c Lord i9c Dressed Hogs drn At " 20
az IS Recent. toiy1OlO bbs Fou $500 hu,h Wheat 1900
Corn. iso Dressed Hogs sApmeats-'oo bbls Fonr
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Lospor Jan l9-ll mConso opened at 2Idol for mo5sy
and yJ for the account United FreTweny bonds 79
Stocks steady Erie @; Illinois, s Atlantic and Great West
LIvKKPooI. Jan. l3Il m-Tbs Cotton market opens active
hddlng Upands, HID MidJing Orleans lid
FRANKFORT, jan 3Unted Pyetwenty bonds opened
heavy and unchanged At 79i for the issue oflS62
LoSDos Jan - mMoney market easier bnt not quotaby
lower Consols for account 81 United States Five
Tgene 15 Rs.y stocks que Ees 26. Illinois Cen,rah GOT
LIVERPOOL Jan I31 mThe Cotton market closed aere anu
advanced td o Mddng Upauds lid Mddlng Orleans, ltd
sales Of the day bale. Lard has deciaed 3D. and s quoted AZ
a Other articles unchanged Lused OIL easier but pot ower
quoted $50 l0 Other articles Produce market unchanged
LONDON jan l3-i m-Sngar hnn both W arrive and on the
spot on the spot quoted 6 Lnseed and Oils unchanged Tai
low, al per ewt
ANrvERp Jan l3-Peoum opened srmer; Standard White IS H.
HAynE Jan l3The opened excited for both Cotton
the spot and to arVs orna the spot l33 r. ewt
Low h.ddiDgs, 10 arrive. 1891 IT,
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14

The CoUPoNs from the Bonds of this Company,
maturing February /, proximo, will be paid on and
after that date Mt this Office, in United States GOLD
Com, free Of Government tar. II. II. BoODY,
New-York Jan. H. 1869. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14

The Standard Fire Insurance Company has declared n
semiaunual dividend Of five per cent; also, an extra
dividend Of a per cent both free Of tax and payable
demand.
10 ne Stockholders Clereiand and PHs5vgh RaIrood
Al meeting Of tie Board Of Directors Of the Glove
land and Pittbgrgh Railroad Company, nod n Cleveland
on the 9th day OF January 1860. immediately after the
annual election. several resolutions were adopted Dy =
majority Of tho Board the most important N which, SO
far as we can nov recall them, arc substantially as fO-
lows:
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad Company t90oQyg.
Another was 20 declare scrip dividend Or 10 per cent
upon the prceent existing stock OF the Company and
also cash dividend OF Two per cont upon said scrip dy
deud. Another 20 execte aud Issue bc"ds OF tho
Company OF tho denomination Of Sl0OtolO tach "cured
by mortgage upon The road and property Of the Com
pauy convertible into the stock OF the Company, aud 20
he disposed Of at uOt less than % cents on Tie dollar
pany. Another vas 10 appoint an Executive Committee,
WITH power to make bylaws and contracts ana TO do all
acys Nhch lLe boaiu mas power 10 90 "lt w reporting
.heir acuon 10 the Board and all tie members Of This
Committee are re sderts Of the City Of Ncw-YoIk, and
tEer names, according TO the best Of recollection
alc Dcnma, Frentss, and Taylor Another was 10 az
point +. A. Lane Of the City Of NewYork tho Financial
Agent of the Company, with right 10 possess and hold all
securities bords and moneys OF the Company. without
being required 10 give bond or security therefor An
other 10 douerack the road ana also to construct
road from the line Of the COmpaiy's road 10 point
tie Central OHIO Railroad. Another 10 appropriate
$4,000 10 be placed In the hands OF Financial Agent T.
A Lane 10 py attorney fees and TO DO otherwise used
as he might deem eEpedent.
We the Of these resolutions moro
particularly, because the majority OF the Board,
a. tie IoIu was obanHeu, appohted J Hfahah Ohfdl-
e VINO ad Deen elected one Of the Directors the Secre-
tarY the Board and by resolution excluded tho
afy of the Company rom all meetings OF the Board and
salu 1aIdiner when the Board adjourned took all the
papers and resolutions without placing them upon record
since which time We have not seen HIM.
Tue meeting OF the Board was OF short duration and
was attended with much excitement and cOfusion and
when the boafd adjourned, II resolved that tho
Board SHOULD meet again only upon the call Of the Pres
dent TO De approved by tie financial agent the SAID t.
A. Lane.
Upon al these resoutions except tho ono relating TO
aGOlInn oht' lle !eas aud nays called and upon
all Of them So voted N tie negative Having no oppor.
uuity 10 Ic and enter protest against said
utODs and acton U he majority OF the Board nnon tbe
records Of he Company. We do hereby protest against
all ana s eald 1000 uioHs and actions and ali othe
TesoiUI'ou OF said Board, aAd we publish mis- our pro
,est ~ pursuance ol the awb Of the State Of Ohio
j. y. MCCULLOUGH
JAS. i. CLARKE,
Is. T. JoNEs,
Diroctors Clf Gland end Pittsburgh Railroad Co
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14

Pacific Railroad of Missouri 6 per cent gold bonds
for sale by the undersigned. The earnings of the
road for its fiscal year will be about s2O0OOO while
the interest on its mortgage debt is $4,000 gold,
thus anordng an undoubted security TO investors.
For further particulars, apply to CLARK, DODGE q
Co.. No. 81 Wall-st., n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14

CENTRAL RAILROAD Co op NkwJ rNsEr
No l0J LIBrKTr ST.. EKw. YORK, Jan. T. 1903 }
THE usual Quarterly Dividend of TWO-AND-
AIALP PER lBNr aud the Government tax will be paid on
WEDNESDAY. the 2hh list at this Office -.
The transfer will be closed from h date ant Thursday the s
Inst SAM El hhOA. lHh-nrI
New-York tribune., 1869-01-14

United States Six Per Cent Currency Bonds. sc
wears 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., 1869-01-14

CouRT CALENDARRsT11T,P1l1s, Rs1 I, 11,.Is DAP J.. suru.n
suPsENE CorKI-OkSn Court opsns 1880 Preferred