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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-28
Dy q. DE FERIEr & CO-JoHN G. MON.

DY &. DE FERIET & CO-JOHN G. MON
II rose Auctioneer-OtCe No. SO ROya! street.
THURSDAY. May 2, 1872 at twelve O'Clock NJ,
at the St Louis Auction Exchange. in the base
nant rstunda of the st. Lons Hotel, will be
sold by Public auci"n, by virtue of an order from
the Hon. Louis Duvgneaud, Judge of the Second
District Court for the parish OF Orleans, dated
March 49, 1872 the following described property,
for account OF said succession
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, VIII all the
improvements thereon, situated IN the new fau-
bourc Marigny in the Third District of this city,
in the square bounded by urquhart, Union, Bag
atelle and streets, designated by the
No PAT on the original plan of said faubourg and
measuring, French measure II feet lnches 'front.'
ON Urauhart street. by $50 feet in depth; SAID por
ton OF ground being the one-hait OF said lot
nearer to Union street. 49,
Terms-Onethird cash; balance on a credit of
six and twelve months. in notes of the purchaser
secured by mortgage and vendors hen on the
property sold, and bearing interest at the rate or
eight per cent per annum from date OF sale uhtll
final payment; the act of sale TO contain the fact
or nOnsallenandO remuneration of appralSement n
case OF seizure of said property to foreciose the
mortgage, and the clause OF ten per cent attor
news commissions in of suit any of the I'M
paid notes any part thereof.
Act of sale, together with United States internal
revenue stamps attached before F. d. Seghus,
notary public, at the expense of purchaser.
xnnh21 80 apo ID 2021 MAJ
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HOUSE AND LOT ON LEvEE STREET, BETWEEN
LOUISA AND PIETY STREETS.
SQUARE OF GROUND IN THE TOWN OF MihNh'
BURG, NEXT TO THE PONTCHARTRAlr
RAILROAD MACHINE SHOPS.
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STCCFSSION OF GABRIEL SONIAT.

Second district Cont for the Parish of Orleans
No. So 1877.
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HANDSOME TWO-STORY RESIDENCE ON Lib
ERTY STREET. BETWEEN MELPOMENE AND
TERPSICHORE STREETS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-28

ELEGANT COTTAGE RESIDENCE AND LARGE
grounds on Josephine street, between 81.
Charles aud rrytania street "A ssl.nees safe
in bankruptcy. By order Of = Norton, as
sgnpe-In the matter OF llliam 4. Budden-
Gortt bankrupt-So ll3@.
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The .Ni;laud0n Tobacco Warehouse.

l. FIVE LARGE LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the isler bounded by Tchouptouias, New Lrvee or
Peters and Nuns streets, which islet hes partly III
the First and partly in the ronrh ihstrc OF this
city, The lots are designated by the SOS. to >,
on plan by L. H. Pile, surveyor dated e'eTenth of
january, 1872, showing the sutdivisii MS OF the
property and according TO said plan the whole
i've lots measure together go feet 10 inchts 'front.'
on Peters or New Levee street, 2G1 tee' lrches
and lines front Tchoupitoulas street, 1872 feet
7inches and lines front on Nuns street, by 80
feet inches in depth on the upper side line to-
ward st. Mary street. The improvements com
prise a large one story brick ware house, when
covers the whole five lots, inter ded for and ased
as a tobacco warehouse and leased to Meosrs
Burke & Saufy until the thirty-hrsi OF August.
1873 at 5000 per annum payable mont ~
Together with this property and attached there
to by special mortgage are I'll shares re'lucrd to
1877 shares) of the capital stock OF the Citizens
Bank of Louisiana, secured by mortgage thereon.
The purchaser of said property must assume al
the responsb ies OF a stakeholder of said bank,
according to the charter thereof and furnish his
stock note to the said bank in lieu and stead of
the stock note now anding in the name of the
vendor. The stock note due the said Citizens
Bank on the said property amounts now to the
sum of $3l65, due July /, 1872, payable or renew.
able, according to the charter OF SAID Cltlzens
Rank of Louisiana.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY G. E. Girardey & Co.
STOCKS BONDS, ETC.

THE MILLAUDON TOBACCO WAREHOUSE AND
Lot on New Levee street.
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SUCCESSION OF JEAN A.. FRYER.

Second District Court for me Parish of Orleans
No.
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ALSO
OFFICE DESK. SAFE AND ABOUT POGO Cl0Ahs'
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VALUABLE RESIDENCE ON LOVE STREET.
EFTWEEN CLOTE1 AND MONTEGUT
STREETS.
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district Court of the United States Of America for
lie district of Loui Ia'.a.
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HANDSOME COTTAGE ON LAHARPE STREET
BETWEEN WHITE AND BROAD STREETS.
THE CITY CARS PASSING IN FRONT OF SAID
PROPERTY.
SUCCESSION OF JEAN BOUVET.

Second District Court for the Parish Of o1leaus-
No. 35,l13
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AUCTION SALES.
Bv G. E. GirardeY & Co.
SUCCESSION OF JAMES B. TAYLOR.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. "a SOP.
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SUCCESSION OF CHARLES P. BOuTTE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY on FORTIN SIRE EFT.
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ma2Sm2. -
legal Notice.j

CATHARINE EGGAR aud Daniel Eggsr, her
" husband, of the county Of Tazewell, in the
State of Illinois, will take notice that ON the
10th day of July, A. DAl872. Charles S. Bu.
chsnan and Mary Ann Buchanan, his wife,
filed in the court of common pleas of Mon
roe ounty. Ohio, their petition, the. prayer of
which Isl TO obtain partition of the following
lands, in Monroe county, aforesaid, of which
Henry Long died seized, to wit:, Thirty-three
acres in the northeast corner of the southeast
Quarter of section ten, township six. range
six; also, sixty acres, of the north end Of this
west half of the southwest quarter of sec
ton four, township six, range six-exeept
four acres In the northwest corner Of said
half quarter; also, one hundred acres of the
west side of, tile southeast quarter OF section
ten township, six. range six. Said petition
will be for hearing at the October term of said
court, AID. 1879, rll
.N.-t 5to HUNTER l. HUNTER,
jylsws.l s'l,,a Il s.! Att'ys for plaintiffs.
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0ne;haIf the people CANNOT TAX

0ne;haIf the people Galnlnfpt Gam take
Castor Oh. The Castoria prepared by
DR.. PTcAERj is pprelyyegetable, perfectly
harmless, pleasant to take, and more ef
fective than Castor yH.ihIt does not dis
tress or gripe, but regulates the system,
and operates when all. other remedies
have failed 1tlacts like magic forStom-
ach Ache, Constipation, ,Flatulency, Group,
and Worms-v i. II. contains onsllr neither Nine e
rails, Morphine nor Alcohol Its soothF
insy iqdieting effect, produces natural
sleep, and particularly adaPts it to crying
and teething children. Noi'article has
ever met with such unqualified endorse
ment by the Physicians. Take no more
Bitter Pills, Narcotic Syrups, Gripping
PurgatiyesofsickeniuSI Oils The Gas
toria costs but 80 cents, and when once
tried you will never be without # tr.ss,s =, H.
J..B, RosE& Co'r53 broadway, n I"i-
,tivaa,a., uiuslcse 10 e's's"ed' 90 1"jf
VSsJfTE GFsIisif .,ft- t7-s
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e q r. g.. ss.- , 90 ST
Hung by n MOD.

A special from Salinl, Ohio, says that
some 5000 persons assembled to night
and took four men, who were arrested
last week for outrasing apG. afterwards
numbering Mary, Secor,ra girl fourteen
years old, on her way home from Sum
day school, fromsthe. Jail and hung them
to- the nearesslrce. THE details of the
outrage and murder were Of the most
horrible nature. The body OF the girl,
when found, had been partially devour-
ed by hogs. ba,, .d ..,I c.,.t,suc III. q.
Further information from Salina, Ohio,
states that but three men were hung by
them there to-day, namely: Absa-
lom Kimble, Jacob Kimblei and Alex
ATcCloud The fourth one, also named
Kimbl was not interfered with, as It
was through. his confession that the
Others were arrested. and an examina-
ton proved that he had not been direct
concerned in the outrage and MUIR
der. The mob surrounded the Jail and
after securing the guard and jailor, took
the three men mentioned above and
proceeded with them to the Spot where
the girls body. was, found and hung
them to the tree under which The terri
bic crime was eommitted.,# noi;iJ,q fisa
-.lsdt lTT7 IT F7U-7- - - d. 20
The deaths at tePhiladelphia slast week
were 764,S an increase over the previous
week of 35b.rF ~ ''hllmFii 20 sitjas r'ml
M "a npsls9i y 4 va 8.Yf
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ArelY6u,t;orng West,

4f3so, take, bur, advice, and purchase
your tickets over the old reliable and
popular Missouri, Pacific Railroad. which
is, positsuely, the only fine that runs three
Daily Express Trains from St. Louis to
Kansas City and the Westf and is, posi-
ttuely, the only line which runs Pullman S
PALACE SleepeEs and fine Day COACHES,
Especially for morers) equipped with
Miller's Safety Platform and the Patent
Steam Brake, from st, Louis to Kansas
City, Fort Scott, Parsons, Lawrence,
Leavenworth, Atchison, ST. Joseph, Ne.
braska. City, Council. Bluffs and Omaha
acithoat chdnge! - For information in
regard't0 time tables, rates, &c, to any
point III Miss6iri, Kansas, Nebraska, Col.
orado, Texas OF, California, call upon or
address S. H. THQMPsoN, Agent, Missou-
ri Pacific Railroad, Columbus, Ohio; or
E. A. FORD, Gen'f Passenger Agent, ST.
Louis, Mo.
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"A Great Show at Lasl!l

Aftcrthe ihfiietion of two inferior tent
exhibitions, the visit of 50 immense, re-
putable and popularsam Apimal, Arenic
and Arabic Aggregation,as that Of Ross
TON, SPRINGER q sHEx1EsssoN is pleas
ing contrastahd conpensati9n which will
undoubtedly in this amusement loving
community receive the countenance. Of an
immense attendance.
The Great Mastodon undoubtedly
holds f6fehost rank as q am9ustsr aecu
mulaiohas asf,inany and diverse novelties
and stAadayd attraeti61s 4, It. presents
sepafatsIy ainpisst measute, the in
structiye and rational amusement of an
unusaaiiy extens siYeand complete menag.
erie & rare ahd huge animafs a museum
of attractive antiquities ,;,mmechan-
ical acliiesements and csriosities "a cir
Gus coiiAhny of,mammoth proportions
and world dkide fames and last, but not
least, the celebrated and unparalleled
troupeef Bedouin Arab gymnasts, who
make their. first appearance here, and the
only performers of their nationality and
faishial sAe couatEIl dpreseat almost
astonishing programme-of entirely origi
nal faae oflstaength ahdskill. aThey ap-
pear everywhere in public, and an inter
viewywith them wilt satisfy the most
skeptical, that they are genuine worship
pefs Or Allah and true Sons oflthe Des
ert.
The fact that the Great Mast9don, pro-
hibits side shows and offers reward fol
the arrest of all gamblers, swindling ped
dfers and liquor yenders will additionally
recommend it to favor.
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) Another FlreIin W oodsfieid.

a
On Monday, of last week, the house oi
Mrs. NANCY SMITH, i'll the South end oi
our. town, took fire from defective fue
and before the flames could be arrested
the house was entirely consumed. Al
theughthe fire started about l o'clock in
the day, and a multitude. Of willing Eyer.
kers were on the ground quickly after the
alarm was given, such neadway had been
made by the, ee,fir fire; that it, was beyond con,
urcs The Efforts Of the people were,
therefore, turned to saving the contents,
in which they were most successful.
This being done the most energetic Ia
Dor was required to save the adjoining
property ,sin doing which some Of those
present distinguished themselves for per.
severance and intrepidity.
Mrs. SMITH's loss is from Eve hundred
to seven hundred dollars. No insurance.
Before the ruins were done smoking
Mf. 4. c. MILLER and W. f. HUNTER, Jr.,
were circulating subscription paper for
the relief of the unfortunate ones, which
resulted in a contribution of about five
huadred dollars, which will be applied to
ecshgaifetbYpse qa the @ita0ftlep pld
one.
Among those Of our citizens who sub
scrited liasfally were Mr., MILLER and
Mr.. JUDKINs, who each gave fifty dollars
several gentleman from elsewhere who
happened to be present, were generous in
their donations, among them Mr.. J. H
COLLINS, of Barnesville, and DR.. FORD, ,oi
Benwood.
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Sure Cure Cor HydrOphObia.

From the Norristown tPa) Free Press
Hydrophshia can be prevented, and l
will give YOU what is known to be an
infallible remedy, if properly admins
tered for man and beast. A nose fora
horse or COW should lie about four
times as great as for person. 1t is
not too late to give the medicine any
time before the spasms come on. The
first dose for a person is, i pz, of lele7
campane root, bruised, put in pint of
new milk, reduced to one half by boil
ing, then taken all at one dose in the
morning, fasting until afternoon, or at
least very light diet after several hours
have elapsed. The second dose the same
as the first, except take two ounces of
the root; third same as the last, to be
taken every. other day, Three doses
arg VII ffAAafiis heqqdded 'Fnd there there need be
This know from my own experience,
and l know of number of other cases
where it has been entirely successful -
This is no guesswork. These persons
that I allude to We're bitten by their
own rabid dogs, that had been bitten by
rabid dogs, and were penned up to see
if they would 60 mad, and did bite the
persons! This remedy fias been used
in and about Philadelphia for forty
years or longer, with great success, and
is known as the Goodman remedy.
am acquaintef with d physician, Who
told me that he knows Of its use fol
more than thirty years, but never knew
case that failed where it was properly
administered Among other cases he
mentioned, was one where number OF
cows had been bitten by mad dog to
half the number they administered this
remedy, to the)0ther half, not; the lat.
ter all died with hydrophobia, while
those that took the eleehmpaneI and
milk showed no signs Of the disease
q. 5"i''s,T a't7 e7775 r. e. SHoEMAKER. ~
Montgomery County, Pa. "a 4r - 81
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wWe learn that the committee Al

w-We learn that the committee ap-
pointed TO secure the enlargementof, our
Fair Grounds have contracted with Mr..
'CRA1s for the necessary additional
ground. Il is preposedto make the track
onethirdof a mile in length, which will
make itone of the best tracks in.this part
of the State, and will have the effect of
bringing here lot of horses much supe-
.riortethose werhave had heretofore..iT
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RThere- were present at the Balti.
more Convention from Monroe County,
DAVID OKES, Louis HoEFFLER and H. R.
WEST. of Woodsfield; F. NJ AMOS, of
Antioch and j. VI. GooDwIN, of Sardis.
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WA Lodse of the Independent Or
der of Odd Fellows was instituted at
Darlington, last week; and another at
New fMatamorasi Washington County,
This Society has grown remarkably in
this section within few years past. i'''1 8
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HTThe Ohio River has about dried
up again. Railroads don't dry up ), or
freeze up. Rivers are excellent for fish,
ing in, butfor transporting freight some
thing q little less uncertain is necessary!
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EBThe railroad enterprise is still ma
king satisfactory progress, Every week
adda largely to. the evidence that we are
bound to have the road.G tAssurance of
material aid come from several responsi.
bile parties. sKeeptlie ball rolling. p
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No trouble to,qqsqerGaestionS.
mch26,lS72.
Young ULYSSES has gone to Europe.

louhg Ulysses Uy! / mas gone To TO r7uro'e'
They, DO business with Wit b despatch, in
Texas. A man in n certain Leighbpr,
hood, who had lost a yaluableamare. re-,
ceivod the follomin g,dbytqtelegraphs--
i"Mafe kcrts1 Come agetj her.o- Thief
'hungR u fHhs . 20 ''',"& e =
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Store II oona for Rent.

The subscriber, who resides at tSteed's
mill, one and half miles south Of
Woodsfeld, ON Cranes Nest Creek, has a
store room, to. rent, and will sell his gro
ceries and other goods,t the person ren'
ting, atcost.; Address
.TEke0H J e JOHN STEED,
Woodstield, Monroe Co., o.
,,o0Op,0
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~-Peace antbgood erderprevailed on
show day The lessons given when the
,iastprsce cedipg show Fas hero seeAsito'
fhave had salutaFy effect.,4 ,b,i,. n.
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Buckingham's, Dye,
FOR THE wHIsKHRs.

As our Remover in many, cases
requires too long a time, and too
much care, to restore gray Or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation; which will
: quickly and effectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
md produces q color which will
neither rub nor wash off: Sold by
AL Druggists. Price Fifty Gents.
Manufactured by r. P. HALL, & CO.,
Usa1o saeaa NASHUA NH. l4
For ssleoy ig ;. Ahdknis, ,Svo, tsze cid ian2.
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EFNEssTek Brothers show, here last
EFRET Ea4fs Il Z - ...t
wesk,waiss rather slimly attended,althoug
it was better than many shows which
make more psetsnsions. ~ 7 4 CT Il ~
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AN N,OU N G e M E N 7 S.

EDs. SPIRIT: Please announce the name o.
THEoDoRE O. Castle, Tie present incumbent, as
an independent candidate for Probate Judge,
at the ensuing OcroBER ELECTION,
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June 2S, 1872.
The observation-disclosures accounts will be
for hearing, b III ! JH {,
Thaafsduy, sths ;!1st daysd Augnsi,6 1879,
Thomas Mcmahon Admir- Of estate Of vii.
liam Norris, final,
Isaac and Joseph Hogue Executors win OF
Stephen Hogue lstpartiai. rs '!,f," sa
Jacob Long Guardian OF the heirs Of Jdssph
Moose, 1st partial. .'''7' ''o 'it7ssf VII
T. S. Cleveland Admir- Of estate of Timothy
Cleveland, Anal. F. i"S't 'n'lsl''! .
Hugh b. Hin Admir- of estate of ibhn' W,
Connor, fiual. IN ', ' ''il'5'
s'il a. ma )" ,,n'7 T. 0, CASTLE,
ljy2td! ~ p v Prob.te JuGse NC 0.
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John BILLMAN, who resid6s without the
y State of Ohio. will take notice that on tn e
ll.h day of June, A.. D. lsT2,o Catrarine Ber7
ger flied in the court Of commpfl pleas Of
Monroe County, Ohio, her petition. the object
and praysr Of which $50 establish the last
will of John Berger, deceased. Said petition
will be for hearing, at the October term of
said court, 1871, a'.,r.s b,.. -, e.. ..'...
:, ss.,3yy. s.t ID, HUNTER 4 HUNTER, ar
jyl6w6i Att'ys for pstioner.
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There were one thousand five hun.
dred and nine deaths in New York last
week. ,r.r > r,a h. ..s .tr D.
The strikers in Singers sewing ma
chine works have resumed work. II -
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49, Blank Deeds and Mott
cages for 2ii7e ST this office @
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-11

PROPOSALS for the Lease of the Refresh
IL ment Room OF the Worcester Agricultural Society,
for both days Of their next Annual Fair Sept 10Th and
Goth, will be received until the 18th of September next
Address JAS. H. PIERCE, Secretary VI Committee Of
Arrangements dtsl2 aus
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PREMIUM, $4,000.
PREMIUM, $4,000.
PREMIUM $1,000.

open all horses that have never beaten three minutes
Best 8 In 5, to harness.
ElrSl ,.'.''..s.'.-.s SlV0 w
oecoNo. .'''....''.,,.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
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For Gentemens Driving Horses that have never otted
In public, to be driven by owners, who shall be mem
hers of the society Mile heats, best in g. to wag-
on; to enter, to start.
First $40 On
Is %
I'd 40
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NINETY AND ACCRUED INTEREST !

This road IS the western link in tho new AIR LINE
from Buffalo to Chicago, and runs from the Detroit river
to Chicago in nearly a straight line.
The road is a part Of the same line as the Canada
Southern and is being built by the men, VIZ Mil
ton COPYRIGHT, John Tracy David Dows, William L.
Scott, Henry Faram, R. A Forsyth Jno. NJ Burke, NJ.
L. Sykes Jr, all directors either in the Chicago and
Northwest, or the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Geo. Opdyke of the Midland Road; Sidney Dillon, Dan.
Tel Drew John Ross David Stewart, Samuel ]. Tilden,
Kenyon Cox, and other prominent railroad men
The road, like the Canada Southern, will have steel
rails $50 pounds the Yard throughout; is practically
straight and level much shorter and can be run with
Buffalo and Chicago. Twenty-Five miles are finished
and running; IS miles far advanced to be
finished by jan l. and the entire road will be completed
during the ensuing year. Steel rails and ties for onehaf
the entire road have already been purchased.
The builders of the road control enough of its Chicago
feeders to obtain for it profitable business from the
start having projected the line to accommodate exist
ing business and having the necessity for another
trunk line between Chicago and the Atlantic seaboard
located expressly with the view Of obtaining the cheap
est transportation practicable.
The branch lines will make the shortest connections
between Chicago and Toledo and Chicago and Detroit
well as between all these points and Buffalo.
The Canada Southern Bonds, in every particular like
these eagerly TAKEN the last of them several weeks
ago. by the best class of Investors, and the
ket shorter time than any other railroad loan Of like
amount years past The proceeds of these bonds will
complete the entire line, and recommend them with
the same confidence did the Canada Southern,
and regard them as in every way choice security.
Pamphlets and all Information furnished by
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18th, 18th, 10Th and Goth September.

The Exhibition will open on Tuesday, September
18th, at O'Clock NJ and close Friday, September
goth, at O'Clock P n.
Articles offered for Premium at the Annual Exhibition
must be entered with the Secretary before nine M clock
NJ, Tuesday, September 18th. Contributors who
dwell within the city limits should note and remember
this change-SEc.l
Admission to the Exhibition for those who are not
members of the Society, 70 cents; children under ls
years Of age Is cents.
On SATURDAY. September 2lst, at 10 O'Clock A. M
tho Fruit belonging the Society will be Public
Auction and all specimens that claimed at that
time will be considered given to the Society, and will
be sold for its benefit.
Certificates of Membership will be furnished by the
Secretary. upon the receipt of the following sums: