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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-10-02
Personal INTELLIGENCE.

Mr.. ana Mrs. Marsh Johnson, OF Centre
vile have been attending our Fair, and Wis
itiD,, DT sSuindle's family, on Bear Creek.
RIA. tniek) Ogilvie returned from recent
trim 10 Kentucky last Friday night. lie
saws that in the portions of Kentucky he
listed me corn will average from ten tC
ffteen barrels per acre. He saw sales OF
corn at two dollars per barrel. he says nj
saw one farm of six hundred acres sell IoT
one hundred and fifteen dollars ana forty
cents per acre, one-third cash, the DaIsn &C &c
on one and two years. de saw heIu VI
cattle. numbering sevE nty-ftye, W hich aver
aged seventeen hundred and ntnety-three
pounds per head. - g., ~,
Henry Cooper, .. 5: Senator, was IN f,, ~
Jumbis' last week visiting his fathers 1aml-
By. ,-..c-,,,,5 ,,,,oap-
1y daughter, Miss Ada, OF NttsuNllle' "io III
COLUMBIA. visiting their friends.
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A Card.

In my sermon last Sabbath morning
stated that as far as my knowledge went
there was not a household in Columbia that
had family altar. of course excepted the
families of ministers. Since then l have
heard of families where worship is held
morning and night, two of the Presbyterian
church and two widows families of the
Methodist church. l trust there are more
than these, and that since neglect of this
great duty is now brought before the people
they will amend in this regard / have
thought proper TO make this statement in
justice to those who worship God in their
households.
J.P, MCFERRIN,
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE,

Jno. W. Rittenherry VS.. d. Staples & Co.
~ In this cause it appearing TO me, W. II. Nc
Fh1enT on, an acting Justice of tho Peace for
Maury county. Tenn, from tho AFFIDAVIT of
john w. Rittenbe..V. plalntif in the above
cause, that ID. Staples n Co. are Nonresident
OF the State of = ennessee, so that the ordinary
process OF law cannot ne Served upon them, II
Is therefore orderad by me that publication be
made in the Herald and Mail. newspaper
published in the town Of Columbia. Tenn. >. ms
required by law in such cases. requiring the
my Office at Sawdust. Tenn. on the 18th day oi
october, 1874. and defend the said suit brought
against them by the plaintiff, otherwise the
same will be proceeded against them eXDarte
Sept. u, 1874. w. II. M'KENN0N. j j.
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RIackwoOd's Magazine.

The September number of this old and
excellent monthly is on our table. We
have had time to read only three articles
1.-THE Greek Fool, ""The Disappointing Boy,
and "The Ancient Classics" The last two
named are worth the price of the mum Der
The article on the HAncicnt Classics" gives
us a clear insight info Greek literature, and
humanizes its great names, 1.-The DlSap-
pointing Boy" is an admirable picture OF a
very high type of the modern boy. We
give the table contents for September: Re
view OF the Session; Alice Lorraine; A Tale
of {; e South Downs, part Z; The Greek Fool;
The Disappointing Boy; Pilchards and
PiIehRrd- Catchers; The Story of Valentino
and his brother part 9; To Charles sumner;
International VanitiesS The Ancient Gas
~
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Last Wednesday morning George Per
kinson, lad bout fourteen years old, who
lives on Col. D. f. Wade's place, went
squirrel hunting in George McCOrd s
woods He approached tree contain
ing grapes, where ae expected to find
a coon. He thought he saw through the
vines and leaves the shape of a coon, and
blazed away at it. 1t was not a coon,
however, but Mr.. Fountain <. Mcbride,
whose face was filled with shot, and prob
ably one of his eyes put out Mr.. Nc
Bride and his little son were UP the tree
eating grapes. Mr.. Nc. did not fall out
of the tree when he was shot, but caught
hold of some limbs, or vines, and swung to
the ground.
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Office of EDsALL Il MCEwEi
~ n..l ~

Office of EDsALL q MCEwEN, I
Oct. End, 1874.
Bacon-Shoulders, l3cts; sides, l6]gcts; hams
l7cts.
Butter-20 and 25c.
BeesIOdr-2Oc.
Bldcking-75c.C al 90 D doz
Cotton to 1877 cts. Dull
Cotton Seed-3Oc per 100 MS.
COrH-Sl per bushel.
C0gee-2l to 26c for Rio by Sack Lagulra q
Java Bic.
Coal Oa-llO test, 25e9Octs. per gallon.
CandLes-221S g25c. q n.
Eggs-l215 to l5c.
FlOur-3.5O to 400 per 100 lbs.
Gin0er-40@50c.
Hungarian Grass Seed-175 TO 200. a bushel.
Lard-l7 cents.
Lime-25930c. % bushel.
MedL-Sl.15.
Molasses and SyrHps-common, 75c.@lOO; gol-
den syrup, SlGl.25.
Pea Nuts-SO to 80 cts. Dull.
Pepper-35G40c.
Rtce-ll@l2c.
Rpe-Sl.30 per bu.
SaIt-825 $50 for 7 bu for 51l bushels, 1915.
SOdp-l09l5c.
SOdd-l09l2c.
Sugar-New Orleans, lO9l3c; Demerara, l4@
!5c; A sugar, l2c2 crushed and granulated
l3glic.
TeqSl.OO92.OO @D.
TglLOIo-6c. % 10.
Woo-Dull atquotations, 20 to 40.
Whedt-S0c CGSlOO.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE,


John Patton et ats, w. James White
sides ct ais.
h appearing to me from complainant's
Dill, which is sworn 10, that Aurila Harris
and Cora Harris are residents of the
STATE of Tennessee, SO that the ordinary
process OF law cannot be served on them,
ana That they are necessary parties defend
ant 10 inns Dill, is rs therefore ordered by
me that publication be made in the Herald
town of Columbia, Maury county, Tenn.
Tor iour consecutive weeks, the last of which
snitll be NJ least one week before the next
SUING OF our Chancery Court, TO be
held at the courthouse In the town 10 New.
burg, Lewis county, Tenn, on Thursday
before the first Monday in March next, lS=t
requiring the said nonresident defer dantl
10 appear, and TO plead, answer or demur tc
coHlpIalnants bill, or the same will be TAX
| en- Tor Don ressed as to them aud set for hear.
| ing exparte. This 18th day ofSept, 1874.
w. III. FLANAGAN. @. & M
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given TO all persons 9th,
er than depositOrs, who may have claims
TRUST COMPANY or any Of its branches
that they are called upon to present the
same, and to make legal proof thereof e
the commissioners of said Company at
their ofilce, No. 1907, PennsyIvania Avepr~
Washington, ID. G.. Pass-bOOlxs when pron.
erly adjusted, will be deemed sufIicient
PROOF OF the balances shown thereof. De
posters VIII therefore present their pass
DOCKS 10 the respective branches by which
Jley were properly rectifed and balanced.
JNO. A. ] CRESWELL.
RQAERT PURVIS,
II. II. 7. LEIPOLD,
August 2l-3m. Commissioners.
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Dent Pennington, Esq, says that he wa,
elected to the Legislature. from Lawrence
county, during the'war, but was captured
by the Yankees and carried TO the
Penitentiary. He consoled himself with
the reflection that he was like Moses---he
was permitted to come close enough to sec
the Enromise land"
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welcome to Gov. BrOWn-Order of
Procession

Receive the Governor at the Depot.
Procession will come off, with brass band
in front, followed by mounted escort, car
riage with Governor, platoo@ of mounted
men, carriages with citizens, band citi-
zens on horseback. The procession will
come down Depot street to South Main
street, thence to the public square, thence
West Main street to Fair Ground.
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CHANCERY SALE
nm Val

- VI VALUABLE LAND.
By virtue Of q decree OF the ghHupyry tuurf
rendered NJ its June term 1884. 900 ne .Iusr
Of w. II. Sccrest ". 4. ~. Boyd 90 I'D. viii.
on Monday the 18th day of October, Islf srIl
at public outcry,n the Court house door IA
ne town OF Columbia O. che highest aud hest
bidder, tract or parcel of land rl about riuo-
tecn and one hall acres, uuJ ifuufrI boo tho
18th civil district Of NHury county. Tuuu..
and being the same purchased .y tho #Iiu r.
NJ Boyd from Farl lurii.0u, and uu.uw .irh
me salu BOYD resided lt lho time ut The iiug
of the origional bill IN This ruuar-InuuYry.
1874. said land will DO sold en- 90 credit uI tx
and twelve months, except tho sum ui threu
with approved security aud houriIe Interest
from day Of sale will be required of Iha rura
chasers. sale free from The equity oft .5A,mp-
tion. Lien retained % secure payment ul Uur-
chase money. ID. Is. e. #UHTK. g. a. 81
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For Congress.

To the Editors of the Herald and and Mail.
Please announce me as a candidate to rep
resent this the Seventh Congressional DIS
trict in the 44th Congress. Subject to what
ever action the Democratic and COnserva-
tive party of the district may take to secure
harmony.
July 3, 1874. VIC WHITTHORNE.
l herewith announce myself q candidate
for Congress of the 7th Congressional District
of Tennessee, composed of the counties of
Williamson, Maury, Giles, Lawrence ,
Wayne, Lewis and Hickman, at the No
Yember election. TIL, GIBBS,
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TRUS TEES SALE.

August 2l-3m.
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l have on hand a large number of Watch
eS, Clocks and articles of JewelTy left with
me for repairs. The owners of the same are
particularly requested to call, pay charges
and take them away. j. Ii. JAMES.
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Working Mans Ticket.

For Mayor-THOMAS e. BUTLER.
For Aldermen, First Wdrd-TheO. Lipscomb,
Nat Holman, w. l.. Truet'.
Second Ward-Henry White, j. b. Wood
side, VIM. Chaffin.
Third Ward-George Hodge, w. ID. Trant-
ham, st, Ledger White.
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For Mayor and Aldermen.

For Mayor-T. W. KEEsEE.
For Aldermen Fret Rdrd-G. b. Dodson,
John T. Gartner. w. F. Tucker.
Second Ward-J. 7. Williamson, q. T. Cha
fin, f. w. GamheII,
H DuQpar
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SDeciAI Notice.

The Maury County Sportman' Club
are requested to meet in Columbia Mon
day, October 9TH. Business of Importance
is to be ira nsacted, and it is necessary
that every member be present,
a. Bowen, Presd't,
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Agency.

Council of Maury county, purchasing and
selling agent Of Che Patrons Of Husbandry,
this will notify Patrons of this and adjOin-
ing counties that am now prepared to
give prompt attention to all orders, either
buying or selling. b. A. ROGERS.
Office-At J. M. Larkins Il Co.
Columbia, May p, 1874
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For Mayor and Aldermen,

For. Mayor,-EDWARD KUHN.
For Aldermen, First Ward,
THEo. LIPsCoMB, w. ], ANDREWS, JNo. T
GARTNER,
Second Ward,
j. 7. WILLIAMSON, ]. MORT HOf5E, Ed. w
GAMBLE.
Third Ward,
I. B. RAINS, l. NJ. POWELL, G. d. HODGE.
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MEDICAL CARD.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
Go TO HNcxa-,
VIA TuE
LONE STAR ROUTE

Passengers going % Tpyn. win HI..u.II...
and Little Rock, or via Shreveport. #frH.r
TINS line 20 LOngyicW, tHy best I4U... Is. IlI
Tstlhs. hearne, waco, Austin, liW. I|..
Houston, Galveston aud HIf rfl.rT.. IL. fH...f-
erl' central, Eastern aud Southern If....
Passengers via Now Orleans VIII HuI &c
the best route 90 Tyler, NiuuHTH. DlIlu.,
OVefton, Crockett, LDuHNicw and 900 point.
IN Eastern and Northern Texas.
rms line ~ wei built, thoroughly DUuIW-
ped with every modern lmursvafHuuf DO
Guiding New aud Elegant DHv DulcutHs.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cur WtstIuu-
house Air Brnkers, Mlllcr's puIuuI safety
flAJiorInS ana COupler-; and nowhere elslf
can lhe passenger 80 completely depend uu
"nsIHee,11y, , sac nnd omiornblo journey
The LONE STAR ROUTE has admirably
answered the query; GLOW % go Ca TrkusrH
Dy the publication an Interesting and
truthful document, containing NrIiubIu
and correct map, which can be- ohiHIuts frs.
oi charge by addressing the General TICK
ri AGENT, international and Great North
ern Railroad, Houston, Texas
District Ell f.bIg'sI-N
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WHEAT.
Columbia Depot
FLOURIIG MILLS!
WE WOULD INFORM TlIE FAIiNIERS
w that we have at considerable outlay cd
money, put into operation urs..rIp.s
FIGURING and Grist Mill

With new and improved machinery. uuV-
most improved aud extensive wheat
Cleaning Machinery tr bH FOUND 100 any
mil IN this section OF tHn -uuius uud hay
from the celebrated lluNuI Mills u. EFrh-
mond, Va, and Granite NilIa, HI Augusta.
Ga, are now prepared iu dom U"-. .iI-- bu-
sinesS, guaranteeing ull returns tr. IIl who
may favor Us with their patronage.
We do all custom griuuIH. when b. lis
wanted forimmcdiutc family ".r.uuH. Ipu,
but cannot afford 10 grind IUr .Tr.uIHtors
when we have wheat OF Uur own DO .rIuu.
X. T.. CANT L. KUHN.
Agent. IJulylE-III flra't
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CONVENIENT CLAIMS.

hetimc has not been r.t.ul.. ll. uIiutt
claims before the Southern U.Hfns
Commission, but other departments
such claims win ID wuII Do mo
them rs soon as possible. AIINgUYrEnruiu
with their business Will gud it"i.HuUeI 10
with fidelity aud dispatch. Bm.r uutipr
the Herald and Mail
July 3, lS7i.--3m. j. l. WILSON
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CHANCERY SALE

Df REAL IaNlAt-a
By Virtue Of "a decree Of the tfluuuTg
Court at Columbia, Tenn, rendered ut iis
June term, 1874, In the cause co.'s WI. HUlu
ct al, VS.. Anna Armstrong pf l'., D VIII proc
coed TO sell at public cutlery, ON Monday, tho
l9Sh day Of October, 1871. at the cDurt-lnusg
door In the town OF Columbia fB fH" NIrI-
est and best bidder the following I.H. Use
tate to-wit Being lot No. On Iu tlr jacobson
College property as laid on uuU divided HH
Tenn. Beginning no the sUutH-r..a. CORNER
of lot No. III; running thence uuHt 800 l.rt.
thence southwest with Ga. lHmHH.L WHO
| feet; thence north Co beginning iII t..l, uru-
tanning about ial poles, said Tot WI.I NH #Hil
on credit OF one and two years. notes U#Ura
| ing interest rom dry OF sale "Hl with .uI4
security will be required pl fHs uuUuu..s r.
! lien retained 20 secure % IEW.H. obi purchase
money. Sale free .rum fuH equity Ul zee
demptlOn. ID B. tDUEE.tt d.. a. NJ.
Sept II, lS7i
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Major / A Stephens, OF Nashville, and
Colonel Livesy, an Englishman, of Louis
vile, are here, in the interest of the U S
government
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Honor to the Governor.

Capt. Russell and number of vOlun'
teers on horseback, will meet Governor
Brown at the Depot to-day, and escort
him to the Fair Grounds.
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Come Ont TO Jones' Academy Friday
Night, October the 9th.

The principal, Mr.. A. d. Mcclure, hav-
ing procured a good magic-lantern and a
large collection of views, will give exhibit
tions from time to time, the proceeds to be
used for the Sabbath-school at that place.
This will be the first entertainment. Ad-
mission rs cents; children 10 cents.
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Just received at the Columbia Jewelry
Store fresh supply Of Silver and plated
spoons. Forks, Knives, &c, which viii be
sold for cash as low as the same can be
had anywhere. septlS-4t
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]. H. James, at She Columbia Jewelry
Store, has Just recei we'd some new and beau
tiful styles of Casters and Butter, Pickle
Jelly, Fruit Stands, &c, which he offers for
sale at greatly reduced prices, for cash.
sent lS-4t
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$ls,soo.ooc
NSOLVENT NOTICE.

have this day suggested TO the Clerk of
Maury County Court, the insolvency of the
e-tate of Alexander Mackey, decd, and an
persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to file the same for pro
rata, with the Clerk of Maury County Court
on or before the LIST Monday in January, 1870
duly authenticated according TO law, or the
same will be forever barred.
sePtl-lt IL. d, DAIMWOOD, Admir-.
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Now is the time to furnish yourselves
with Carpets, Mattings, Window Shades
Damask and Lace Curtains, Wall Papers
Marseailles Quilts, Queensware, etc, ALI
AT COST FOR CASH.
Sept lS-t. W.. }. DALE a. Sons.
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Anticipating a change in our business,
we are now Offering our entire stock at COST
FORCASH! To those with ready money
this is a rare chance for bargains.
Sept. lS-tf. WI. DALE IL Sons,
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A majority of our subscribers are farmers.
We have worried through the summer
without calling on them, but they will soon
be selling cotton, or some other product
and we trust they will call and settle. 1t is
a small sum to each subscriber, and they
an important matter.
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LAND FOR SALE

On Monday, the 18th day of October next
Will sell TO the highest bidder at the late
reSld ence of John 5. Perry, decd, the un
sOldslands etapart in his will to be sold
tract and a valuable piece OF tim bered land
lying one mile west of Stiversvillc. This
land VIII be sold for One-third cash, the ba /.
one and two years, bearing interest ri pet
cent. per annum. Bond with two good and
approved securities will be required of the
purchaser, and a lien will retained until the
pu- chase money is paid.
NATHAN PERRY,
Sept. 18th, lS7I.-iw.
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OurstOok Is fresh and reasonable, and will
be sold AT COST without reserve.
Sept l8-tf. w j, DALE& Sons
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For Sale.

The next session of the Columbia Athe.
nRum opens on the first Monday in Septem.
Der. The Male High School begins on the
same day, September Ftn. aug21-3t
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EnrSaIa-
ANNOUNCEMENT.

a Fine secondhand Bret and Harness fol-
sale. Enquire at Lamb & Boyd's, aggl4-tf
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MARRIAGES.
COLUMBIA MARKET.

Hugh II. Gordon to Miss Anna Nicholson.
William B. Giddens TO Miss Anna d. How
n rd
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Notice.

The cheapest Dress Goods in Tennessee
can be found at
October 2d-tf, a. ESSENTIAL d BRO.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
All persons indebted 20 Or. j. A. fowler.
by note or account, will please call aud settle
at their earliest convenience,
septlletf. Jos. FOWLER
atWilliams fowler Drug store.
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Wanted.

Twenty fine mule colts at cash prices
Sept. 2-tf, GEGEi,E KAINEY.
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Business Notices.
Wheat fan for Sale.

The best and cheapest Ladies' Shawls car
be found at
October 2d-tf. A. ROSENTHAL d BRO.
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OLD RELIABLE
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

North British and Mercantile, $4,000, 900
North America, 80 yesrs Old, $500, 900
Pheniz, Of Brooklyn, 100000
American Central, 100000
41s enn mn
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A "UntverSal Wheat Fam" the best that
is made, for sale. Apply to
VAUGHN Il BARLEY,
Sept. 25-tf. Columbia, Tenn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-31

Rhss Director Of the Credit Poncisr Count ssIn
Austria Austrian Credit Poneier
Edmond Archdaeon Psds France Director Of the Nsons Isssr
OncersPsdeut samuel d. Babeoet; Treasurer Louis A.
Hoffman; sseretsry Alexander Koch.
The Philadelphia stock market Is steady; Penn
sylvania Is. Ill; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
at; Reading Railroad. So; Pennsylvania Railroad,
Tl: Gold. 1lUl
One of the cheering signs Of the times Is the
steadily increasing demand for Government and
other bonds. as indicated by the business Of some OF
our prominent houses. Messrs. Fisk & Hatch. who
transact large business in Government securities
and American and foreign con and give their per-
sonal attention to every department of business, ara
prepared. in addition to execute orders IN all mar
ketable securities dealt in at the Stock Exchange.
and will furnish application full information ~
to values, &c. Their large experience and ex-
tended connections give them great facilities in the
transaction of a general banking business and the
customer desiring to sell gold dollar or purchase
million OF two of the Government loan. can have
his orders filled at their counter with equal dispatch
and courtesy. We call attention of all having need
of their services to an advertisement in another
column.
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E. !; s'S
Eeei port SO ?ss sIS5 s9g4 SO sSSSe$9l
The earnings of the ST Louis, Iron Mountain, aud
Southern Railway during the third week in October
were: 1874 $3.50 1873 SG4,j7i; increase, Ss,576.
The Committee on Stock List have placed on the
free list of the Stock Exchange the following securi
ties the issue of the United States Mortgage Com
pany: SjOo0O0O gold per cent, S5OO0,OOO currency
G Der cent S5.000,0O0 currency per cent The fol-
lowing is the official statement which accompanied
the application to have the above securities placed
on the Stock Exchange list:
o statement Of the United State NsIs,gs co%Oany Io1CsG-
Capital so s5ooO0O2 shares slOO sOH each al Of
holders are liable fl sIui capital subscribed The capital
Company invested exclusively IN oaps upon improved real estate
hbted charter ADD peaabe bylaws lc'p herewith from
upon iheae .ah lie The amount Of loans
ts. MORTGAGES on nprovei ely PROPERTY H. Garene{ ssVOoo
e Ofs loans On arst mortgage upon improved real estate
100000 sterling 10 40 siI per cent bonds Series A. No to
goo each Coupons payable June and December in
s5ooOOOO carsnry Six bonds Series B. No 5oo to
10000 81 900 Coupons payable al hewfork May and
November each Principal payable 80 days after date None
IS 900 900 yo SIX per zen, $50 bosds Series C. No. 900
in of 800 gold $500 gold ami 81 900 gold respect
lively Coupons payable April AID October IN each year s5oo30o
s50O0000 seven cent bonds Series O. Section No
VI IL 600 each Coupons payable June
December IN each year. NewYot aud London PfuGga
h.s id s So' Of ssy a. pa SI s CS@pa pa
be bonds equal the loans
bond and mortgage 100000 issued
Mess- Charles Tracy and james j. Goodwin will ntorse the bonds
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