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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-23

: EE Mr. w. r Hailan,i after an ex-
tensive tour through the far west and
southwest, has concluded 10 locate in
Dallas, Texas, and engage in the cattle
trade As preparatory to removing
thither he has sold his interest in the
drug store in Bsrnesvile to his partner,
Mr. George E Hilles. He makes this
change because he likes that country,
and in hopes the climate will suit his
health better than it does in this latitude
-Enterprise .' eav cgs ,EEata
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OHIO NEWS.

Hon. George Swenev, an ex member
OF Congress, died at Bucyrus, day before
yesterday, aged So years
Al Springfield, Saturday evening, Jas.
Bayley, aged s3 years, fell down stairs
and broke bis neck, killing him instantly
Belle Stullz, OF Marvsville, has receiv-
ed judgment of $4,000 against saloon
man tor selling liquor to her husband.
!. A man named Peter Gift was found
dead in his bed the other morning, near
Eaton, Preble County. He was miner
and quite wealthy.
A Young man named Blaine, living
near Waynestield, Auglaize County, COM
mitted suicide by shooting himself Satur-
day afternoon He was young man OF
good habits, aged abou, % years No
cause is kno own for the deed
William Galbreath, a soldier of the war
OF 1872, died at the residence of his
daughter, Mrs Clippinger, Putnam Cnur-
ty, on the 2Ist OF September He helped
to build Fort Meigs, and served on many
e & =
perilous expeditions during the war.
James Rupp. while working alone in
saw mill earsSandusky, was caught in
the cogs of revolving wheel, and grad
ually drawn in between the cogs and lite
rally crushed to death by inches Scarce
ly q whole bone In his body was found -
Rupp was 40 years Of aye. and leaves a
wife in destitute circumstances. $1,000
A well to.do farmer named George
Kemp, Of Moore6eld township, Clark
County, was found badly beaten aud with
cash in his throat, living in ditch on the
National road He was brought to
Springfield, but is unable to make any
statement. He had been seen in compa.
ny with two rough looking strangers, and
it is supposed be was beaten and then
robbed. !A ssfS 'ira2
Last SATURDAY. morning the patent dry
house Of Dye & Palmer, a mile below
Marietta, was burned while the parties
who had started the furnaces we're al
breakfast 1t is not known certainly
how the fire caught. The entire machin
cry and building were DESTROYED, being q
loss to the owners OF $4,000. hesides
some stock on hand. They had 50, ,20C
insurance considered good The dry
house had only been run one year.
The dead body Of man was found
Sunday morning in the. road, ten miles
west of Hillsboro, near Hollowtewh, with
a bullet through the heart A revolver
was lying by his side, and the surposiior
is that he committee suicide. He is un
! known in the neighborhood, and nothing
was found on the body by which he coul'
be identified, He is young man, wei
dressed, and in his pockets email
amount Of money was found. aefae
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-23
Senator Morton is reported better than

Senator Morton is reported better than
he has been for several weeks.
Advic' 8 from San Domingo to the 5th,
state that q revolution against tbe Baez
administration was in full force. Puerto
Plata was occupied by the revolutionists,
who were besieging the fort. Its suIren-
der was expected momentarily.
The Lcavenworth (Kan.) Times saws
that Henry Barih, one of the new Cadets
al West Point. proves to be the only
heir of a wagon maker named Charles
Barth, who was found dead in his shop at
Boscohel, Wis, on the 9th hinst, and who
proves to have left property valued at
025, 900 or more
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-23

AT Inside aud outside OF Ohio, the
belief 10 very general that Mr.. PESpLE-
coz VIII be elected to the q. S. Senate =
IN honoring him the State will be honor
49,, So - 81
We repeat what We have often said,
fhas Is doubtful II any other prominent
man In Ohio 20 fully aud fairly represents
tAe people or The State.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-23

~ The smallness Of the premium on
gcld misleads the Ithoughtless into the
belief that resumption Is near at hand -
4 nomenrs rejection mustshow this be-
lief sobe erroneous. II greenbscks and
seld we're equal in value, this would be q
vsry different thing from redeeming the
srsenhacks with gold. A few hours Of
redemption would empty the Treasury
saultsse Sag kas e7s 6sal M
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-23
From the Barnesville Enterp,isel !

Among the successful candidates on
the Democratic State ticket, are Hon j
W Osev, formerly Ju lge of this Dis
trict. and Superintendent j BUNS, of
St Cairsvile. Judge Osey's legal abil-
ity is unquestioned and he will be an
able and impartial Judge of the Supreme
Court Mr. Burns is we'll known and
appreciated in Eastern Ohio, as his
heavy vote attests We congratulate
both gentlemen upon their well-earned
promotion
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-23
ffrom the Belmont Chronicle, 18th inst.I

From the Belmont Chronicle, 18th inst
Court began on Monday, Judge Okey
presiding Nearly all of the attorneys
in the county were present, and the most
of the day was consumed in calling the
docket The Grand Jury was empan-
neled. with William Workman as fore
man, charged in brief, clear and COM
prehensive manner, and sent to their
ropm to deliberate.
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From the Bellaire Iudependent 18th inst

from the beIIalfe eIudepehuent'I Iotn inst'T
Mrs. Johnson, widow OF Thomas
johnson, deceased, of st Clairsville,
made misstep at the residence of Mr.
Dewitt Danford, this city, Tuesday
night, and fell, breaking one of her legs.
Mrs johnson is 81 years of age, andEit
is feared can not recover. s ti no
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-23

%Mr. Geo A Keepers, of Woods
field, formerly of this place, visited his
friends here the past week Mr. Keep
ers was a student under DR.. Hunter
After becoming proficient in the Den.
tistry business he located in Woodsfeld
and is now the only dentist in that coun
ty. George is good workman, and is
doing good business -Canlbridge Ne,os
lltk inst &:
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-23

The fears that the severe frosts OF
last winter had 30 injured the Florida
orange trees that they would not bear
well this fall have happily proved
groundless, aud there will be larger
crop than ever before.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-23

lHThe Democrats in Congress are
inclined 70 iact ss disinterested spectators
q the coming grand prize fght between
ihe HArss and anti.HAYEs factions.
GsAEY should be bottle-hoider.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-23
vEGETINE.

l5 VEGETINE.
NOTHING EQUAL TO IT.
Souri, sALsM. MASS, Nov. Id, 1875.
Me-. q. R. STEVENS, asT
DsAR Sir: have been troubled with
scrofula. Canker, and Liver .Compla int for
three years. Notbin g ever did me any good
until / commenced using the VEssrIsE.
am now getting along 6rst rate, and. still usins
the vseErIss.. l consider there is no hing
equal to it for such complaints. Can hearth.
ly recommend II to everybody. Yours truly,
MRS. Lissls N. PAcKARp,
No. 16 Lagrange street, south Salem. Mass.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-23

eFA reward should be offered for
6AHEsLD's little hs'chet. For want Of
q be ID eesting iutoa deal Of Trouble. a.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-23

ESnssmxH's -four per cent bonds
have disappeared from the markets.
They are below par. 4
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-23

is EEThs extra session OF Congress
VII d. iittle more than foreshadow what
Viii done at the regular session. II
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-23
vEGETINE.
She Rests Well.

SourH POLAND, ME-, Oct. II, 1875.
MR. q. 3. SrsvESs
DEAR SIR: have be.n sick two years With
the liver complaint, and during that time
have taken great many different medicines !
but none Of them did me any good, i was
restless nights and had no appetite. Since
taking the VEasrIEs rest veil, aud 'siish
my food. Cxu recommend the VEGzrIsE for
what it has done for ms, Yours respectfully.
Mas. ALssRT RlcxER,
Witness Of the above
Mr.. dRORdK n. VAUGHAN,
'i'o ts 40 tMedford, Mass
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-23
VEGETINE.
REV. J P;r LUDLOW WRITES:
ITS BALTIC SrREKr, BRooKLYs. N. Y.
Nov, IA. 1874.

b. r. STEVENS Bso.
DEAR srR-From personal benefit received
by its use. as we'll as from personal knowi-
edge Of those whose cures thereby have
seemed almost miraculous, | can most hear.
tiiy and sincerely recommend the VEesrISH
for the complaints which 1t is claimed to
cure, IAME3 P. LUDLOW, ,gi
Late Pastor Calvary Baptist Church.
~ -f d, -, ESQ, Sacramento, Cal.
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,1c.,o., 80.

From the Jeffersonian. 18th inst.l
The vote on State Senator in that part
of Noble which formerly belonged to
Guernsey county, was ss follows:
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rvEGETlNE.

tfh VEGETINE. ifns s.4
REV. o.. T. WALKER SAYS: 2ta
PRovrDEscs R. I l64 TRANSIT sTRsEr.
q. R. SrsvsNs, Bsq. sa
/ feel bound to express with my signature
the high value place upon your vssErIss.
Ny family have used il for the last two
years. In nervous debility 1t is invaluable
and recommend It to all who may need an
|invigora.ing, rsnovating tonic
il .as i3s q. t. WALKER,
Formerly. Pastor Of Bowdoin square Church
e. fttysQSsB Boston.
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VEGEfINE. ss
RECOMMEND IT HEARTILY. g

:, s,t .. SourH BosroN.
HR. srsvESs,
DEAR SIR: have taken several bottles Of
your VEesTISE, and am convinced il Is val
liable remedy for Dyspepsia, kidney Com.
plaint, and General Debility of the System
can heartily recommend it to all sufferers
from the above complaints. Yours respect.
fully, i n ms. MusRoE PAKKsR.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-23
From the Bellaire Independent, 18th inst.I
BeIIaire and southwestern n. n.

We understand this road has an en-
CINE bought and partly paid for, and
that iron sufficient to iron the road to
Wegee will be purchased at an early
day, and the road put in operation that
far. The Council on Tuesday night
passed an ordinance granting the road
the right of way through the streets.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-23
VEGETlN e.
GOOD FOR THE CHILDREN.
Boston HoxE, l4TyLsR srREsr,A
,,~ ola ,a,q BosTos, April 20. !

q. B. sfEvEss,, ~ s..-s.,,sz. 60
DEAR sIR We feel that the children in
our home have been greatly benefited by
the vEeErlNE you have SO kiudly given us
from tims to time, especially those troubled
with the Serofula, With respect, n 34}
MRs. N. W0RMRLL, Matron,
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wood.aeld. Oct. as. 1877.

{ oSsg-rels only sbouta2,eoo, still there
sconsidersble OF shower. ~
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VEoETINE
For Sale.

1NBR SIMMONS HOUSE, In New Matamoras
/ Is for sale on very reas enable terms The
house is in good repair, and stabling good
Address JOHN MARTIN, Clarington, Monroe
Co., o., or Dr.. r. P, MARTIN, New &atamo-
ras, Washington co,,o. aug2i177va.
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Vrom the Marietta 'fiines.)
0mciab Senatorial Vote,

Tie following Is the official vote for
Senator in this, the l4'h District:
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a., .Sf(Glg3
,Nth) advertisements,
NOTICE OF APPoINTM ENT.

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate Of Theodore Sxppes, Deceased.
T'HR undersigned have been appointed and
i qualified as Executors of the will OF
Theodore Suppes,late Of Monroe county decd
Dated this l4th day of October, A. D. 1877.
-. GEORAE SUPPES.
CHARLES SUPPBS.
octs3, ,'7sw3. ANDREW TWINEM.
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Infants skull caps are again in FASH
ion for the child to wear in the house.
Man glories in his strength; woman
glories in her hair; butter glorles in
them both. f.r ,r
, 1877-09-01
Acknowledgements

r. Il A lstc September n@otkom-
mende skuIie allie Brcve og andre
Postsager, saayel a%fgaacndc fra st.
Croix som ankommcnde Ill 81. CroiX,
afeyercs paa dc llanshc Posthusc ;
OvertrWdelser af dcnne BcStcmmcl-
Sc vile blive foriulgtc som lndgreb
i PostvHsenetS Eneret ill at Defordrc
og uddeIe de neynte Postsager 90
Vile v4re underkaStedc BOdcbcStcm-
melserne j Enordningen af lCde
JUL 1865 5 20, nemIig en- E0de af 2
VestindiSke Dalcr for ct Enkeltbrey
og for st0rre Brcve og andre Saccr
en- 80de 0f so Gan9o Portions
Bel6b. Desuden ~erlpsgcs Cen low
beStemte Porto.
IEvilket herycd bringes til offent-
lig kund$kab under Henyiisning til
den fra Pr9sidentskabs Secretariatet
under Ste DENIES udstedte Bekjendt-
gj0relse angaaende de dansk vestin-
, 1877-09-01
CARL HATTENsEN.
Translation.
Public atioI2.

m n and from the LIST September
u next all letters and other mail
matters, those that are despatched
from st. Croix as we'll as those, that
arrive there, must be delivered to the
Danish Post Offices; transgressions
Of this rule will be prosecuted as
infrin1em2nts of the exclusive right
of the Post Offices in respect to the
forwarding and the delivery of the
postal matters aforesaid and will be
liable to the fines enacted by the
Ordinance OF 10th July 1855 ) 90,
say 50 for a letter not exceeding the
weight of Is Grammes, illegally con.
vcyed or delivered, and so times the
legal postage Of letters above the
weight of IS Grammes, and other
articles, the legal postage to be paid
besides.
, 1877-09-01

psar de like have nogen Handelsverdi eller bare
noget Haandskrevet med Undtagelse of Afsenderens
Navn og Firma. Modtagerens Adresse, ct Fabflk'
eller Handelsm@rke, L0benummer og Priser, og
naar de like fndes vedlagt nOget Brew eller nogen
Forsendelse af anden Beskaffenhed.
De Varepr0ver og M0nstre, som nogonsOmhelst Hen
soende afvige fra de heromhandlede Regter, vile vaere at
taxers som ufrankerede Breve med Fradrag at V9rdien at
de eventuelt anbragte Frimerker, medmindre de have Han
delsv@rdi eler indeholde Gjenstande, hvis Befordrng kan
foraarsage Ulemper eller Fare, hvHke Tlf@lde desIge
Forsendelser aldeles like maa befordres.
Ere disse Forsendelser ufrankerede eIler utiIstrekkelig
f~rankerede, taxeres de som utrankerede Breye, eventuelt
med Fradrag at Warden at de anvendte Frim@rker.
Denme An ForSendeser kunne ~modtages til
Torretnings Befordring indtl en- Vegt at 2 Pond Il kilo'
papirer. gram) fra Fors endelse hertii %henregnes
Aktstykker af enhver Art, udferdigede at Embedsmand
og andre ofentlige Betjente, FragtbreVe, Forsikkringssel
skabers Tienestedocumenter IF forskjelige Slags, Gjenpar-
ter eler Udskrifter at Dokumenter udferdigede at Private
paa stemplet cller ustemplet Papir, haandskrevne Parti-
tarer eller Nodey, og Acknowledged allie haandskreyne
Aktstykker og Dokumenter, som like have Karakter at
en- formelig og personlig correspondence.
De kunne beiordres tor den modererede Porto, raar Dc
forsendes under Band paa en- saadan Made, at en-
Unders6gelse let kan 6nde Sted.
Opfylde de like denne Betingelse eller ere de ufraCkore-
de eller utilstrekkelig frankerede, behandles og taxcres de
som ufrankerede BreVe, eventuelt med Fradrag at VprdieM
Of do anvendte Frim@rker.
De ovenfor omhandlede Arter at Forsendelser
Anbefalede kunno befordres som " anbetaede' til samtligo
F%orsecdelse. Postforeningslande Med Hersyntil dissc For
sendelsers Form. Indpakning og V9gtmaximum stiles der
ingen serlige ~FOrdringer og de oventor under de torskjel-
lige Forsendelser saa Herseende aniorte Regler ere derlor
~gi@ldende, naar de vedkommende ForsendelSer anbe-
tales.
Anbefalede Forsendelser maa altid, for at kurne betor-
dres, vare forud %trigj6rte.
ModtageIsesbevis for anbefalede Forsendelser kunne I'D
~1@rdiges Ill allie de Lande, hvortil %saadanne ForsendeIse,
%belordres, med UndtageIse at China (via Southampton eller
Brindis), Caplandet, st. Helena, de engelske B%esiddelser
pa Vestkysten at Afika, Central Amerika, FalkIands
Oerne, Australian (~engelske Kolonier9
Trfmarter Al Frankie og allie AnSefalingG ebyrer maa
e~rl@gges Danske ColoDiale Post-Frim@rker.
der vile bliye S0lgte men like paakl@bedo Of Position
tOiFerne.
Trykte Porto Taxter kunne erholdeS we'd
AsA'e' HenveEdelse PostkOntoirerno
Hvilket herved bringes til ofentlig Knndskab
Pr~idents1aSs Sscrstariote, 81. Croin den 3On Augna
1877
S. w. VAN BRAKLE.
, 1877-09-01

" Dan. sloop "Ringdove" FrederiEs, Master,
for St. John.-BnIlast.
" Dan. Schooner "Yigilant," Simmons, Mas.
ter, for 81. Tdomas-B Hast.
" Dan. Schooner "Pytrel," ya%nterpool, Mas
ter, for ST. TLom's-Bsllast.
g Dan. Schooner "LDtu3,'' Rogers, Master,
for Frederjksted- Sug.r & Rum.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
, 1877-09-01

Business pap'7S, VIZ: documents OF every
Documents description, despatched by public officers, bills
or Business Of ladiog, setvice-documents Of Insurance
papers. Companies, copies or extracts Of documents
dawn up hy private parties on stamped or unstamped
paper, written music, and. generally, all written acts, and
documents not b, airing the character Of actual aud personal
correspondence, may bo forwarded under the reduced
rates,
when not exceeding ;wo pounds q klogram) in
weight and when made up under c~rossband, in suea a
manner as to DO easily examined.
If these conditions bo not complied With, or when
posted unpaid or insaficiently paid, the matters ia quas-
ton are treated ana taxed as unpaid letters, with doduc-
ton CT TIL vaue Of t|e stamps found on them.
R,ottx,,iar All matters enumerated in the foregoing
NAV be sent registered to all paris OF ths
Postal U1ion. With regard to The shape, making up and
maximum weight Of registered articles, tho Post Office
makes no special demaod, and heloe the rules above
gl9cn ~ Il csc respects apply a:o 70 registered articles.
Registered articles must in all cases be prepaid.
Recipients acknowledgment Of recsipt of registered
articles may be had from al coueuieg to which regissra.
ton S effected, except Chi q Via southampton or
BrindisD, Cape State, st. Helena, British Possessions on
the West Coast Of Africa, Central America, Falkland
Islands Australia British Colouies).
p.u,o All prepayment Of postage and rSgistra,
c..un, ton charges must be effected by meant OF
"'~"P' Dauish Colonial postage stamps, which will
be sold, but not affixed, by the I. 5, Offices.
Tariff, Printed postage tariff. may bs had on
anna appljca ion in the Post Offices.
Which is hereby brought to public notice.
Presidents Secretary, Office s.. Crojr ,ob august 1877.
8. W. YAK BRAKLE.
, 1877-09-01
when not containing any letter, or matter Of any
other description.

Patterns and samples, deviating in any regard from the
above rules, are taxed as unpaid letters with deduction of
the value of the stamps found ON them if they have com.
mercial value, or contain any matter of substance, the
thew must not be forwarded, Packets Of s,mnle IAN" and
patterns, posted unpaid or inSuficientIy paid, are taxed as
unpaid letters, with deduction CT tie value of the stamps
fol nd Oh them.
, 1877-09-01

diskc Gers lntr;edcIse den almindc-
ligc PosttorcnIng.
Gouyernementct for &c dansk
yostindlskc Or,
ST. Thomas den 25de August 1877.
AUG. GARDE.
, 1877-09-01


Entered.
D.
AUGUST 1877.
25 Dan. Schooner "Vigilant,'' Simmons, Mas.
ter, from ST.. Thomas Snndries.
j" Dan. Schooner Lotus" Rogers, Master,
from Frederiksted- Sundries.
" Dan. Schooner " Petrel,'" VanterpOol, Mas.
ter. from St. Thomas-Ballast.
81 Dan. Schooner "Vigiiant," Simmons, Mas.
ter, from st. Thomas-Ballast.
rs Dan. Schooner "Lotus," Rogers, Master,
from Frederikstcd- Sundrips.
80 Dan. Sloop "Riugdove," Frcdeyiks, Mas
Ger, from st. Johns-Manrre.
{" Dan. Schooner i" PetfeI," WATERPROOF, Mas.
ter, from St. Thomas-SuDdries
80 Dan. Schooner " Vigilant," Simmons, Mas.
ter, from st Thomas-Sundries.
+" Dan. Schooner F." LOTUS" Rogers, Master,
from Frederiksted~-Sundries.
Cleared.
AUGUST 1877.
20 Dan. Schooner "Lotus," Rogers, Master
for Fredeliksted-Ballas
" Brit. Bark "Lizzie Hobley," Griffith,
Master, for Haiti-Ballast.
Amer. Brig &C. S. Packard" Amsb1ry,
Master, for Porto Rico-Ballast.
&" Dan. Schooner " Vigilant," Simmons, Mas.
ter, for St. Tnomas-Ballast.
81 Dan. Schooner "Petrel," Vauterpoo Mas.
ter, for ST. Thomas-Ballast.
I" Dan. Schooner "Vigilaut" Simmons Mas
ser for st. Thomas,-Sugar & Rum.
cslDan. Schooner {" Lotus" Rogers Mas ter,
for Fredsriksted-Msal.
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declined per cent; Chicago. burlington and Qrincy.
l. and Rock Island Ia per cent Rock is'an9 sI ,
common sold IA low "a - but rccovered 70 tbls@ 90
the covering OF " shorts" circular = been i,u'd
relative The bonds OF She Louisiana and Missouri L yer
Railway guaranteed bY the Chicago and Anon company.
This circular ia without dare or Signature my j. COM
from the officers OF ihe Chicago and Alton II drtus
the ssue 81 the bonds IN excess ~ the authorized ano
OF $4,000. pcr mle OF road bull ana me r % ,
~ ~ ooo me circular flls 70 tell how ma n profit
was made by the Chicago aud Alton Company from me
sale and repurcbase of tht portion or me Douds
which has been retired and n fails 70 show for what
purpn,o the proceeds Of the remaining Outstanding 191
bonds have been used The circular slvs; There mas
been no overissuc conceaimeut ~ tns matter" Tie
paucrs all on de- etc, ETC. Ia regard 70 the con
ceamoE" ~ an oyer-~sue. the statement IL without
doubt literally ttUc 10 is not likely that there was any
eonceament by the Rock Island Company Of s purchase
OF nmety-one miles OF road; the papers giving
were an duly nled aud recorded. Bntas mi rtv of
stockholders NOT detectives officials of corporations
In such CAGES, have positive duty to perform ae NeI
as the negative duty not 10 conceal NotWii .st'huI.
the clam that there was no concedlm NJ it Is pron
able thai, unll tlc 10'iS IN tach OF iHt-- c.t's
made public ul TIE TRIBUNE, nos one per cent OF
stock or bondlolders IN If ncr company had ay Know
edge or the matter. way they W'rt nor o!i,la'' az
formed, IS question which persons Interested may So'
lie with their own officers.
The Erie reorganization scheme seems W De a. tr
chanting as its actual operation draws D ,T' n. 'Ig
first irac'iral s.cp tne price or IN. s,'cA Ieu n 1
per con-, rrcoy eriu- however p'dt per 49,, %" ~
end TIE coal shares close the week az material "e
cline from the best prices OF the Weaa, Nh' az ~
p'tuu recovery from the Iu.t.t .t c,,,.i M
posed pag for Che rcurSalizdio on O.. IN, C,H,55l
the preen holder OF IT, 5loc'' OF ~, Vi - ~
OuuciaSs h0nis The publication Of the scheme was o
l0is win reaction To Ills "A to the two Deliveries
process Of uuuIduiP clqle 7"'h ~, cry -'..t -
Delaware auJ Hudson, ana OF per cent ior
D.I4ware I4ckawauua and Western rom Whcd
s.efc %a, IN iI tae aaal saes. The Old tnrtcs
q. selling sro,k. and then. for tie sake "I gN9- ' i
ioinng naoH 'Ig i've 5yn freely rract.c,d by
q. .,rrI tflra Of