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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-01-28
Bun ,O2be

"BUNCoMBE' is very thin. We
wle crescent in the clucUS hSl Fri
d = evening at Charleston, and there
was large amount ct ''bu eombe'
expended There were several
speeches made before the room was
cleared of outsiders, which meaut
nothing, hut 10 seek tine buhh,.e
popularity at the peoples mouth" The
orators were so much o,posed-while
the people were iresent-to having
,hem turned out. but when the peo-
pie were out, there was not a voice
raisel for the reconsideration of the
resolution excluding them, except to
laake it more stringent.
II is right and customary for eau
eu> to SIT with closed doors. II Is a
bu mess meeting, and the business
cannot he a. well transacted with Il
crowd present, as with oily the menu
bers of the caucus. especially it there
arr a few members who are seeking
every opportunity Of talking at the
lobbies The object, if we under
stand it, in clearing the lobbieS, is not
secrecy, but the expediting Of bust
ness. There Is no secrecy, for the
reporters remain. The whole doing>
OF the caucus. w re reported in the
New York aud Cincinnati papers on
Saturday morning
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j. b JACKSON, Chm n.
WEDNESDAY,. Jan. 90. 1873.

Mr. Miller. from the Joint Com.
mittee on Feder.'l Relations, submit
ted the following eport:
The Joint Comm 'ttee of the two
Houses to whom was n 'ferred the sub
iect of Federal Interference in the
civil affairs of the State of Louisiana,
respectfully report they have had the
subject under consideration AID sub
init the following resolutions ana rec
ammeisl their adoption (Resolutirns
omitted for want of space
A message was received from the
Governor giving an account ct the
disbursement of the Civil Conna-
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-01-28
MONDAY, Jan. IS, 1873

\ number Of committees reported.
\ committee of three was appbi'.'
ted t, see why the Public Printer
had not delivered to the liO Sc Tia,
reports of Public officers
A very lar c number of bills wer'
introduced and refer ed.
y resolution appointinga commit
tee of five to inquire into the State
finances from Jan. /, 1871, WAS amen
ded 10y Mr.. Blakemore's motion, L.
read tsom June -, 1863, and also b!'
Nr. Hulcnih>on's motion. " ether
any depository of State Funds ana
State School Funds has been, or is t
private partnership, and if 50, who
compose said partnership.
Tne House agreed to the Senate
resolution providinp for Geologic...
Survey Of Il the State.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-01-28
The Louisiana Question

THTRE were resolutions nitro 'uced
into the Legislature condemning the
action OF the government in the nut
ter of Louisiana, in accordance with
the very sensible and conservative
views of Gov. Jacobs in his message.
They were referred to committees. l..
j. McGinnis. ESQ, beirg the chair
man Of the Senate committee. In
p-a sor'ing the report Of the committee
Mr.. McGinnis and other gentlemen
made eIoquent speeches on the sub
ject. Messrs Looms of ParkerSburg,
and Scott Of Richie, made speeches
on the other side, opposing the reso
buttons. Mr.. McGinnis replied to
Mr. Scott, in short speech, which
was eloquent and to the point. He
fully established his Io>i,i,n. IN the
passage Of the resolutions. there wa>
Il strict party vote, the republicans all
voted "nO."
1t u pity they could not Give>t
themselye. of purity feeling sufic ems
ly TO take broader view of this case.
We maintain that il Is not u partisan
fight. Some 4 the most firm and
opponents Of the Pres. dents
policy, are Is tire Republicans Is
there are in the land. and in tins
State at least, the Republicans would
surely be supported by their party IN
Bayonet rule.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-01-28
The Legislature Of West Virginia
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
TUESDAY, Jan. 10, 1873.

Mr. Jackson from the Committee
on the judiciary submitted the fol-
loving report; am instructed by
the Committee on the Judiciary to
report back
House Bill No. |, A bill, to amend
and re enact section % of chap er
30 of the Code" recommending that
it do pass with an amendment.
House Bill No. 6, "A i'll fixing
the legal rate of interest for the loan
or fnrbeardrce nf money, or other
thing Without recommendation.
House Bill No. 6, "A bill to ere
ate "A County Court and a Board Of
Commissioners for the county of
Wood, under the thirtv-fourth sec ion
of the eighth article of the Const.tu-
ton" Recommending that i; do pass.
House Bill No. II. Il bill to modi-
fy the county court Court of kanaw-
ha county, under the thirty-fourih
section of article eight of the ton>ti
tuition of the state of West Nir
ginia.' Recommending that it 10
pass.
House Bill No. Is, a hill to
amend and r,-enact section 1. OF
chapter l0l, OF the Acts of 1873,
concerning bonds on the levy 81 exc
cution, &c Recommending that it
do pass.
House Bill No. ,, a bill to secure
Home,teads and Exemptions of per-
>oual property TO residents Of this
tate, from execution, warrant of
distress or other process, recommend
ing that it do pass.
J. b JACKSON, Chm n.
4 number of bills not Of general
interest were presented, and II sub
stitute for the Louisiana Resolutions
& mbodied in House Bill No. >. was
of, red by Mr.. Hutchinson. Of Wood
couD ". pending the consideration Of
which the House adjourned.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-01-28
THURSDAY. Jan 81. 1873.

The Governor transmitted a commu
nication of Gov. James l.. kemper,
Of Virginia, together with a copy of
Ii Joint Resolution adopted by the
Legislature of Virginia, in relation
to the late conduct Of United tates
officials i'll Louisiana.
Most OF this day was pissed IN OF
fering and discussing substi. utes for
the joint resolutions in relation to the
Louisiana matters. The original reso-
buttons were adopted by an almost
strict patty vote.
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CHARLESTON LETTER.
CHARLESTON, w Va,
Jan. q. 1879.

Jan. -, 1919.
Mr. Editor:-Anv letter from the
Capitol without news in regard 10 the
Senatorial contest, would be stale and
unintere>ting to most of Jour readers;
and Us this gu .stion is uppermost in
the minds of everybody here. and
seeTs tn concentrate the intere oi
the whole State To It's solution, | will
try and give you succinct history OF
the hattie.
Friday night last the forces were
formed in line, and the skirmish he
gan. The evident effort of the Cam;
den and Walker men MAS To hnd or
the respective strength OF the "hplt
ers." The contest was so cautiously
conducted. however, that this object
was not attained. The organization
of the CAUCUS was begun by the selcc-
ton of an anti-Walker ma (Mr.
Welcn) a. Chairman. The Clerks OF
I the Senate and House were chosen a.
Secretaries. Mes>rs. Jdckso john
son and Ice were chosen TellerS.
Mr.. Woodell, Of Pocahontas, nom
mated lion. Sam. Price, OF Greeuhri
err; jackson, of Wood, nominated j.
! \. Camden; Mr.. McGinnlS nomina
ted Henry ). Walker; hr. Houston,
of Monroe nominated Hon. y. Ca
perton, and Mr.. Williams, OF Green.
brier, seconded the nomination; Mr.
Miller, of kanawha, also secopied
the nomination OF Mr.. Caperthn: M ,nr
Chapman aud Mr.. Bryi>tte, ii Ka.
! nawha, warmly ser,nde.i. the nomi.
nation of Mr., Walker, Mr.. Ice, Of
Taylor, nominated Judge Brauuon in
a handsome ; eech, and Mr. Vest, Of
Harrison. Seconded the same. Bal
Iottirr. now began with the following
r.esults:
1T Balloi--Camden, IL; Price, 10;
| w lSer 10; scattering -
2nd B.dlot-Camden, Is; Price,
10; Walker, II; scattering y,
Al this point the aucas adjourn
eel to Saturday night. wien again
met and Immediately proceeded 70
ballot with the iolIo%ing result
81 B,llot-Clm len, 20; Walker,
10; SC .ttcring, 81.
Balloting continue u I'll the 7th
with no result. Caucus noS ADJOURN
ed to Monday evening
Saturday night and Sunday were
spent by the opponents OF Camden
and Walker in an active effort to
un te enough votes on Il third man 10
elect him. Prices friends were most
active in this scheme. But Walker
and Camden having between them u
body of firm adherentS, C imposing 4
majority of the Caucus, no great pro-
gre>s was made 1t will he seen that
the combination threw Price in front
on one ballot, but he was far from
nomination.
Sth Ballot Walker, %; Price,
20; scattering, y.
xix more ballots were had without
result. Adjourned.
The Senate . ii House vated on
tuesday tor senator, with = r.,G!.
VARYING little frJM tiat N the au-
cas-, the prominent candidates rccelv-
ing the folio ing vote: Camden -,
Walker IL
The clucus met on Tuesday night
and proceeded to vote, ballotiug five
I mes with no choice.
When the Caucus adjourned the
Camden men were depressed and the
'Goatcrs" d;sorgoniz-d badly.
JANUARY, -, 1875.
Proceedings Of joint assembly OF
the House and senate:
Ga motion of Mr.. Blakemore the
rule, of the senate were adopted to
govern the Joint assembly.
1St Blllot-Walker, 20; Camden,
10: Brmnou, II; Price, II; ,cat
terinE, Il
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-01-28
FRInAY. Ian. %. 1915.

A nu" her Of private bills were pre-
>emted, but no business of general in
terest transacted. The principal part
of the session was occupied in the
Of the Louisiana reso
buttons, which were passed, by a
strict party vote, 20 to t.
Mr.. McGinnis made an earnest
aud eloquent speech in reply toSena
tor Scott, OF Ritcaie.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-01-28

Dawson, JUDD 4 Co., large mer-
chants and dealers in dress goods in
Phi ladefphia, have suspended. Liza
bilities s2Oe, 900. Assets SO, 600
Mr. Voorhees, withdrew from the
utest for U. 5. Senator before the
Indiana Legislature. Mr.. Melon
aid, formerly Attorn y General OF
the State was elected.
GEN. LOGAN of Illinois. made q
big speech in the senate Il few days
ago. about the Louisiana troubles.
He was replied to by Mr.. Upton,
who almost laughed him nut of court.
4 Calhoun county man, who late
~ attended Il prayer meeting 'H-ith his
gal felt impelled to gise up and
remark: II want - be good, and 20
10 Heaven. but if t.,ose tellers in the
corner don't qui. winking at my Sal.
therell be Il heap Of prancin' round
here. The Girst thing they know"
FCSERAL OF TX GOVERN )R BRAN
..rTE.-LoUisyILLE. January IA
The funeral OF Ex. Governor i'homns
+. Bramlette To morrow, will be ore
OF the mot impressing ever had IN
this city. The bar of the various
Courts met to- hay. and suitable re-
solutions of respect were passed. The
bar will attend in body, and the
masonic Order, of which the deceased
MS member. will turn out i'll full
force, together with other organizl-
;ions, and members of the city and
State government.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-01-28

gent fund for the ye 1874, amount
ing 10 s., 763 %, was read.
The total appropriation tor the Civ
il 'ontingent Fund was $4,000; 1t
will be seen that lutte more than
half of il was consumed.
A large number of other bills and
resolutions were offered. which we're
referred to their appropriate con-
mittees.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-01-28
January goth. 1875.

HEREFoRD's OBJECTIoN.-Iu the
House, the other day, Congressman
Hereford. from the third District,
objected to large appropriation be
ing granted to pay the expenses of
entertaining King kalakaua, by the
government. We are glad to notice
this. and to compliment Mr.. Here
ford for the stand he has taken. 1t
it tine all the swisdli 2 appropria-
tons, to pay for champaign and feast
ting were stopped. CICrks6urg IN
0usYsr.
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TnrRsDAY. jan. u, 1875.

Mr.. Eastman introduced bill to
amend an act to provide f,r the Pub
lie printing and binding, and for sup
plying stationery and printin. paper
for the State use.
Mr.. LOOMS offered Il Substitute fer
the joint resolution on the louisiana
matter, apologize Of the action OF
the President, and expressing undi-
minished confidence in his just:c, and
integrity.
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SEM l..
TUE-DAY, Jal., 10, 1919.

A number OF bills We're reported,
aud referred to Committees, but few
Of general interest
Mr. McGianis. otfer,d u resolution
to inquire into the cxpediency and
necessity OF amending the charter OF
the city OF Huntington.
Mr. Berkshire presented the pet
tiau Il James Evans and 40 other
citizens Of Moaongalia county, ask
ing the passage OF al act for the pro
lection Of she y from dogs.
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WEDNESDAY,, Jan. 20 1878.

Nr. Clayton fronahe Committee,
.rr.;:2rted u bill relating to Normal
sc ools, together with substitute,
which we're laid on the table and or
dcrcd printed
Mr.. Dennis offered resolution to
abolish Normal Schools and sell the
property.
Mr.. Terrell offered a resolution L"
abolish Grand juries in County
cnurLs.
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J. L. PETLRS, 599 Broadway,
NETWORK.

~ l.. BOWDEN, sheriff ~ Ii con County,
Os ses Nlrginii. Spencer Adkn, ) b. +.
I IA ~ John Cflli, William WiniS. JOSEPH Cock
Ing. JJhn Cha lnsn. trustee Alex ,nd-I Nidkir,
X. A. BO@d-n. Spencer hdkin. Jr, Will IN
Lewis, Alexander Usrtmei, Aonlo ). BOwden,
X. :. b as snd Reece Vaughan.
TAKE NOrICGthst Oh Friday, the 18Th day OF
February. 1910. ~ the Merchants Hotel, Ia tie
towp Of Huntingdon, county OF Cobeli AM State
OF West Virginia. betwroh the hours 0f 10 o'clock
4. NJ. and O'Clock 2. n, viii proc ell to take
the de ,jOsiiiOns Of Joseph Cockings, eI Cart
mel and o.he and also on + d =, he Is h dsJ
uf Feb uary. 1873, NJ the ON OI the CLERK Oi the
Circuit &, urt Of Lincoln Count West virginia,
between the hou OF 10 o'clock A. NJ, AL"
o'clock, T. NJ. vii pros ell 10 lake the doposi-
tons OF Jerome Shelton aud others: wIlch Sad
drposi tons " II b. cad 4, evil 'sncr IN my half
H. -u!t Il Nv pending IN the CT cui; CUu Of Lin
coin unity. on the chance. y side thereof, IN
~hcI sm painr " "a vpu 4 - defendants. II
frohtin cause th Q d deposit ons 10; CON-
pletcd al either % 4 -. tEe,r p!ac y, Il said
q lys, the taxing I'll. COZ will be coutinuci from
day 10 day until Completed
PERRY q. hDKISS.
NcGIsSIs Holt Sos. Dec. 1s<~
p.'s Ice 81 20.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-01-28

" hNILHN >ON~. rCTION WITH THE
CHEsAHEAKF AND OuIo RAILROAD -
X Is st-.,ed in west ru newspapers
tn, the Michigan and Ohio Railroad
, Company have. negotiated Il p,rt OF
their ftteen-miIlion loan in London at
81 per cent. in sterling. Their line,
which i, already under construction,
exteuds diagonally acr1s> the two
Stat.S, connecting the lumber regions
of Northern Michigan with the iron
and coal regions OF West Virginia;
the length from 'irand Haven To
Portsmouth (on the Ohio river being
400 miles. 1t crosses all of the East
and West trunk lines in it, course,
and vii terminate So as To C meet
with the Chesapeake and Ohio rail
roai.-Baltimore San.
Portsmouth Is in Ohio. on the Ohio
river, les, than a hundred miles be-
ynud the terminus of the he>apeake
and Onio road. The connection with
the latter road vii be by water, un
le ~ until the Chesapeake an Ohio
is extended to Portsmouth. Rich
moad Dispatch.
Grand Haven is on the opposite
shore OF Lake Michigan from Chica
%. and Is about - miles Forth Of
that place, aud directly opposite Mil
waukee. The roIl from there to
Portsmouth W Il enter Ono near the
northeast c1rn,r of the State of In
diana. 1t will cross about ~ other
roads IL H. course
This roal w,nli place Huntingdon
in connection " Il all the northwest
ern mIr&ets thtt have their outlets
by Luke Michigan an its tributaries,
giving eiual advantage, as far As
freight isc,acerael with connection
To Chicago.
A meeting was held ut Portsmouth
last Saturday in beh,lt of this road.
Of which I'VE have not heard the re
suit. The company ask the dona
ton of the right of way, and bonus
eft $50 0 per mile when the roId Is
graded and a single line ofsteel rails
laid from Portsmouth, 10 Co umbuS.
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SArI-RnAY. Jan. %. 1875.

There MAS very lite business OF
any kind done in the Senate on Sat
urday. ~omr bills, not of general III
tereSt were presented.
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NJ, TT Is EXTRAvAGANT TO 90
r,,s- buy S eet Mus c W ell y"u can-t
- get * times as mucI Mus r-y,a
sSs Y, ur moey BY sub,cr.b x fr~
GES one OF Peters Mus ca Magazines eSa
st1- Sample Cop es ma ed, postpaid, u5R
r.s-on receipt of 30 Gets. 80
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Whole Ticket, $50. 'a'ves S25. 18th,
or esca Coupon, 81. L even ~ hole re-
cts, $500
For Tickets, or INF rna ltion, address.
THO. h. BRAMLE TIE, Ageut AID
Ma .ager, S.us lie, X.
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Public Library Of kentucky.
c,,,s o. csv s.,=!.,-Ac.lc, o. 81, -:sI:s,sk 3,a:s:-
6: A2r:.s:si-.;, X5., P3I:;7 .,1,s.I-cssT
c.:::.a ra. sa-J 80.

At a meeting # tie Trustees of the
Pub C Library f ke tue Y, ia uary 10
1875, it was re.p,ved that G.. NJ. Briggs,
Erq., who, under tie ate Hon. Thms. +.
Bran elite was tie real ma ager II the
gift ,mcerts in d IF tie Pubic l. brary
If Keutucey, be and re il terebv aGthor-
lied q ia ct ep ace made vacant BY tie
death ii "a Bran ette, in tGens age
meat # tie ala rs + tie iitn u ast
git cpIcert, AID that tie drawing AL
nouncei February y, 1875, sail p.s-
itivey I'd ulequ.v ca iy Ia e pace on
that day wthJut aly further ? stp ne
ment or de ay o'a Y acc univ ztever.
l. T. pCRRETT, Pres.
JOHN S. CAIN, Secretary.
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NEW ADVERTISE d.. -.
BALTIMORE FEMALE COLLEGE.

Incorporated in 1873 with autho.fy 70 confer
lcyrses and endowed b, the Safe III M. ylsnd
"A is6s Tac OAege Is b-auflfnlly situated IN
Ilove, within the ely HaRs on "a .oiiy eminence
rat commands view of TIE cuuurv, IN city,
ind i've and hiy 10. mary III les The college
,sa good Hilary. chemical and ph lJsO hi 81
A "a aius. dbnet- OF minerals, medals, 60 n.
.-ns. DC and The cOu SO o. inst u,ton Is thor
.u.h Board and mi TO- s:s .-ee apnum.
n & BROOKS III D, 80.
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NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.
N
To III. Creditors Of Henry ADKINS, Died:

IN Pursuance ~ y deree of the Circni s Soa
Of TIE county OF Lincoln made in csu, =. said
pend Jig. 20 subject she real estsse :" D.. Won
are required 20 presen' ynur claims agans, ~
said Henry Adkins for a'ludica ION. % A .s,d
j. irrrtf, Commissioner. NJ ma omcr W
county, on or nefore the sist Ga! oi
1878 -. corrt
witness. BF. CURRY Clerk OF SAID 'ou'''
this 24th day of January, lsss: ,,-,,v o,s,t
Jan ss4w. prI fee 3 o..
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-01-28

want our highway to the sea easy
aud safe. We ought TO have Il chan
mel twenty feet deep to Hampton
Roads. We are satisfied that such a
channel ean he had, and Richmond
should never rest until she has 1t.
Such grand advantage tor our
sea going commerce viii be followed
by an Improvement in our railroad
communication with the interior, now
very much marred by circumstances
that grpw out of our own neglect IN
part and out Of combinations adverse
to our interests. These demand our
attention, and we cannot be too vigi
liant in taking cire of our Interests
aud protecting them. from practices
that unqueStiunably uhict upon u
very great injury.
Our great point TO gain Is deep
channel to the sea. We are doing
much 70 accomplish that object. Let
US hope that a great deal more may
he lone, and let us not cease To work
aud hope for this leasing. - Rich
psond Dispatch.
The interests of Huntington and
Richmond are 50 intimately connec
ted that whatever tends to the inter
ests OF one acts directly upon the
other hence the above is interesting
70 our citizens.
We may adj (perhaps our selfish
ness prompts the remark, yet 1t is
true, that the Hichlnond merchants
should spend a littla money in ma
king themselves AMI their business
known to their Western neighbors.--
They have, rs rivals foe the trade oh
the G. IL .. r. r.. Baltimore on the
East. AMI Cincinnati on the West,
and Richmond spends less than one
fourth the amount that either of tho.
cities does, in the way OF ADVERTISING
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-01-28

Hr N NDn per day. Agents wanted, All cs ssss
% Isl Quo Of working people OF DON s 81. ~
Young and old, make M . N ,uey a. wo' ~, no -
in Their own locah,ies. du ing tretr sps'e mo
Vent mr. al he time than ut anything else
We offer employm ant t,st will nay rands sorm.
!, for every hours wo K Full partcoss,s, 90,
dc. sent free Send u your addrasS ., IN w fcy
Don't DELAY. Now ~ the tine. D 'm ,ve
learned whsi We oner G. STrNsoS co.; r"''
land. Maine. H. - -
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NOTICE

Inc name OF the Guy .Ddpfte Insu ance CON-
nany, OF Huntington, W. Va. having b-rn chang
e 49, 49, n.ls 10 ss 70 The Grange Fire Inu-
70 take IN CT on the Il. II da, of I ,nuay is.s
therefore, notice l. thereby CIV n. that on and
srer the nrsf I: ~ 81 January 1878 the sa,d Com
LAW snail be known oy the name III .sTh- G sngr
v;.e,,. 'Ance C'mpany, OF Huntington, West
RoBT. 7. HARVEY, Pres.
A"Ie' ocS Dpc- sJAr.
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Hereafter all communications relating
t. tue Fiftd concert sncud be adore. sell
t, TIE u der-ig ed, d 1 pledge my-e (
that tie drawr9 ali sure y cine III
Oh tie 27tI February, or that every
dol.a pad for t.cNet- sal be returned.
{. VI. BRIGGS,
age tad Ma"ager.
Room 4, Pubic L brary Building, l. us
vile, Ky.
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$780,

These Bonds are Issued for The purpore OF rats
ing funds for the e ec'ion III building IN the city
OF ScS YORK, 10 lie used fora
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New york Tribune.
THE LEADING AMERICAN NEWSPAPER
tn Best AdVe,t,sjn Medium

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To The AMOUNT or TWO MILLION FIVE
dUND RED THOUSAND ARE TO BE DiSl RIB
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