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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-08

On the fourth page Of the JOURNAL will
be found the blood-curdling recital of the
murder OF Judge CnIsoLME and his family
in Kemper county, Miss, as related by a
local paper, the Jackson Pilot. Can any
one read it without experiencing desire
TO volunteer his services to redress the
wrongs OF this persecuted family? 1t pre-
senis case to test the power of the Nation
al Government to intervene for the protec-
tion of lite and property in the Southern
States, The Democratic press breaches
the doctrine that the President can do
nothing except to use "morap influence
to secure punishment. The State failing
ITO give protection to the citizens of the
United States" are there no circumstances
under which it would he proper for the
National Government TO exercise criminal
jurisdiction, or must murder and violence
have full sway until there is further legis-
lation to enforce the Fourteenth Amend
ment? II this state OF affairs is allowed TO
exist il will be as well to abolish all laws
for time aud "let slip the dogs OF war
until such time as the foal carcnsses OF
Mississippi mobs shall "groan for burial"
It will be remembered that the JOURNAL
during the campaign last fall requested all
office holders under the National Govern
menl 10 tender their resigratons upon the
inauguration Of new President, that he
might be relieved from embarrassment in
his appointments. But from some cause
or other they failed to heed the advice. 1t
is probable that all Of them, especially the
foreign ministers, do not read the JouRxAL
On Juno 7th, 1862, Gen. JIMMY SHIELDS,
in tit OF passion, when pursuing STONE
WALL JACKSON mp the Shenandoah Val,
ley, requested all the officers Of his eomman.
to resign that he might " Gil their places
with brave men" As none had expressed
their unwillingneSs to proceed as far and
as fast as he might lead, none resigned.
But few days later Gen. SHIELDS resig-
nation was requested, rendered, aud accept.
ed. He "was resigned" 1t may be that
the subordinate officers of to-day are quite
as brave as those under Gen. SHIELDS.
These thoughts have been revived by read
ing the following lines called forth from
the New York World by the Associated
Press dispatches announcing that the Gov
ernment had requested the resignation OF
all Foreign Ministers;
Nav may the Foreign Minister
Relieve his bu rdsned mind,
When be sees 10 tho telegrAns
That he has beeu resigned.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-08

The Chicago, Milwaukee { ST. Paul Rail.
road Company recently had 200 applicants
for the position Of wcighcr at Que Of their
yard scales in Milwaukee. The position
pays $50 H.month, aud some Of the appli-
cnnts had been accustomed to salaries Of
5000 per year.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-08

A pretty good pun has been perpetrated
on the name OF the Secretary OF the Inle,
rior. One of the lady clerks in that de-
partment, being told that she must pro-
nounce SchurT like "Shirts." replied; "If
he is shirts, We are uR&sr-shirts'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-08

The men who attempted TO rob LIN
c1Lv's grave have been trying to get free
on worthless bail, and their accompliccs
have been arrested
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-08

Resumption and the remonetzcd silver
dollar, the standard Of the fathers, Is what
the country wants, and is most likely what
il will vote for.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-08

There is nothing so cheap, no aids to cd
ueation so important, no instrumentalities
which assist so largely in mixing a home
bright and pleasant, as books, newspapers,
and magazines.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-08

The people OF Austin are Just now pass.
ing through financial crisis unpreceded
in the history Of this city. Business at tho
very best has been largely oyerdone. Too
many are seeking soft places. The result
is, the development Of the surrounding
country has not kept pace with the growth
and business Of the city. Rents have run
high. Heavy pecuniury obligations have
been incurred, and now the crash hns come
Scarcely merchant in our city Is to-day
meeting current expenses. Those whurvnt
and pay clerk hire most certainly nrc not.
And this state Of things must last for some
months yet. The question arises, is there
any relief Tor this state of thngs2 For
men to continue their expenses is ruinous;
to make forced sale is equally ruinous.
There ia only one remedy We can see, and
that is 10 cut down rents for the dull sea-
son. This would enable merchants to
hold on to their stocks, aud resume bust
ness when it shall again open. For renters
OF nli kinds to be compelled to carry the
heavy burden imposed on them in this one
item ofexpansc, during the summer months,
is inevitable to ruin many. They simply
cannot do it. Men rent houses ON The
strength of their business. Ii the latter
stops aud the heavy rents go ON, as usual,
they are forced into bankruptcy. Let the
propcrty-holders be brought to feel that
they have a responsibility in this matter.
In prosperous times they reap rich har-
vest from their rents. When adversely comes
lhcy should share the burden with the ten
ant. Unless they do this, there nre many
business houses which viii be forced to
close, and many families will be driven
from our city, ere trade opens again in the
FALL Auktin Tfr.l DaitI Lendfr.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The undersigned will receive sealed proposals
for building fence un the South and West
sido of Fort Meigs Cemetery until noon VI the
sih day of July, A. y. 1871,
Plans aud SpsiedtiUns to be seen by calling
on w m. Crn"k Treasurer.
Tho rr'stces reserve the right to reject any
or all bids.
WV. 4. GooH, CleEk OF Board of Trustees.
juno 5ih, 1877. SD
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-08
To whom 1t May Concern.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the nndtr
i signed will not be responsible for amy
debts contracted after this date by Henrietta
Hue, aud he don't want her to carry or use his
name any longer in any connection whatever
l.. II. ZANGER.
June isl, 1877. 7c
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-08

gloss and freshness. Of youth. Thin
hair is thicl;cncd, fallen hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the folliclcs are de-
atroyed, or the glands atrophicd and
decayed; but such "a remain can bo
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, SO that new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with n pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning grey or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Tho
restoration of vitality it gives to tho
scalp arrests and prevents tho forina-
ton of danlruf, which is often so un-
clcanly and offensive. FREQ from those
deleterious substances which mako
some preparations dangerous and iniu-
rious to the hair tho Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white canbric, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy
lustrc, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr., J. C. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chon,ista.
LOWELL. MASS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-08
Republican State Convention!
: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST lst, 1877.
Srkrk REPrBLicAS CESrRAL ASp
-ExnrrrIKE CnNMIrrEn RnnNa.

SrArk HEPrBIicls CESrRAL Asp
an A., .s. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Rooms,
COLvNBUs, o., May 18Th, 1871
The uext Republican State Convention, by
direction Of the Central Committee, will be
held In the city oi Clcveland,
WAdnesdaY,- August isa, 1871.
The Convention will nominate Candidates for
o' G5teraor, '1HiH9
Lieuendni q vernon,
Judge Of the Supreme Cowt,
~ Atornsg Gcaeral,
Cyerk Of ne Snpreme Court,
7ycorTg Of &dte,
STATE Commissioner Of Common School,
Member cf Board Of ISbiic Works,
We recommend that etfvrs be made to secnre
a large attendance at the meetings to appoint
Delegates, 80 that the people shall be fairly
Z feprese nled in the State Convention, and that
The Delegates be appointed on or befCrc Satur.
day, July 2S,h.
The basis Of representation IN the C0uveu.
tion will be ono delegate for every ivo hundred
vEtss cast for 0cnsral Il. y. Hayes, for Presi-
dent in 1873, and Que additional Delegote for
any fraction Of two hundred aud 6fty Tutes
and awards in each county.
The following table shows tho vote cast In
eTery county In the OH Distrnl, for General
HAYES for President in 1875, aud the number
nf Delegates ts which each county viii be ent-
tied, viz:
Go%'is'' voit'for n.y.. Ds'eqa'e'.
fuiOn,''. .'.'' ,''... ...s..2.6pI
Lucas ................. 6 52f I3
Ottawa. ....s.s... ............l,a 1875
Williams. .''''''''...'''.. "2.70l
Wood '..' ''''''...'.' ..".4,0f9 3
by order Of the Committee,
A. T. WlK0FF,
Charm Republican State Ex Gem.
&c. DONALDSON, Secretary.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-08

at 10 o'clock iu the forenoon.
s. CASE, County Auditor.
ArDTToHs OFFICE woop Co. o.,
BOWLING GRKkH, June 7, 1877. 6d$l5 ],
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-08

Cincinnati Gazette; The reactionary
policy OF the French Government brings
discomforts enough with IL even u no fur
lher changes are intended The Municipal
Council OF Paris has been arrested on the
charge of insulting President MacMahon,
and Liberals are dismissed from Office 10
be replaced by Conservatives. When to all
the situation is not pleasant The choice
of the Republicans in their leader Is an
admirable one. NJ. Thicrs is ms vigorous
as many younger men, aud his long expert
ence and high character will inspire the
eonRdence OF All bis sunporters.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-08
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable.
healthy and
cfcctual for
preser7::lng ttI.:5
hair. IL COON
restores faded
or gray hair
to its original
color, tcith tho
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-08

The undersigned d
having had THIkTY-
TWO YEARs' EEpeTi-
enee asa pRAoTIcIH0
PuYs in tie
Maumee VAilry.tHlls
the attention 0f these
'inte TesiGd to ths feet
that he has esiAbliIh-
ed a suit of roonh IN
NJ yers'Bloek. Monroe
street, a regular niA-
pen sat0ry for the
treatment and perm a.
nent cure nfAllkns Wh
, 1877-07-10
F0uR-PEn.CEkT LOAN.

Ths popularity Of the new 4.pes-eeut fosn IL ii.
ready mautfeat Tbs subscriptions. outside OF
thoAo forwarded through the Syndicate, and
largely from ANAL investors, already exceed
$l0, O0o o0O, while the large bids from banks In
luranee, aud sfust companies. who scck long and
safe !a.catnent ate yet ~ come, aud arc likely to
reach largo ataount beforo tho ezpiTntion OF Tho
time allowed for home subscriptions. Ths Synd!.
datu a,tcad, hs4 offers for ST, Ooo 600 OF tho
bonds IN exchange for & per cents held abroad, 10
that tue entire sales within tho tFst month will
Of hankets definitely pledged ttself 10 take. There
has been within few years marvellous ehauge In
The credit Of The United states.
II IL not very loug sincu 1-peE.csut honds were
sold with Soma dl81culty At par IN guild and After
ths Funding oct pssAcd 1t was sons time before
She Gorernulsnt could mako hcAdHaJ with the
per cents " par; even the ~ per eehta
have taen sold Vt a clear p5oat u pei
ccut. within y rear, bes!ds thstr interest, Nhlls
HE dsea sc!! u IN advance Of - to ~ Il i not
Will apecdlly become eren mofs popular. They
run tor thirty years. An adsH1A2a To be highly sp%
precsaLxd bJ owners OF ago boads, which afa now
being cnIled In. AIa e1tsupt from AN taxation, Aht
Lbs AMount Of the loan authorized t31o. 0o0. Qc0j
will suee beside providing foF specie resumption.
70 elsaE Oh tho Esdrcn.aols D per cents and make
= cons.de1selo chauge 10 the 6'pes cent debt.
fore shrink IN market value ~ Tie probability Ut
early redemption intFessts, tho new bonds will
bsc0pe tho f4Sortp aud permanent fpgm OF t1raSt.
msnt Those who do nok t4ke Inc per cents
within tho Asxt ten days as4 mot likely s1ef "a get
them Without paying Considerable premium.
, 1877-07-10
RAPID TRANSIT.

II. 4. RICHARDS, INVENTOR, ETC.,
Of No. 3o5 West jackson street, has Il plan tor an
elevated street railway, which he has nkotched and
suhn,ittcd 10 roma practical engineers In Fhia-
de1phia aud which lio c1aims has secured their
approval. Tho idea Ii TO erect 1nid.nlr track or
set Of tracka on tho suspension principle. H..
upon cable. lie would plant arches ut The inter-
secipn Of streets, At distance apart Of 900 OF
l. ZOO feet, These afclra would have tn 6e ma1o
vnry stroug and would b. placed In
the ground at 4 great depth, with hcayy
bnsc plates which woul c0SeE tho yhu!c lntaEscc.
ttnn, and which would have to b. he!d down with
weights 0f solid tnasonry, OF. ~ hc suggests,
largo rEstcfn fnl Of water fos hfc purposes. FpnF
arCh. beams wonid BE- required. rising from Tho
curb at each Of the four corners. These should
meet At tho top. datanca Of from sixty 70 seventy
fret from the ground, 10 ~ to c!eaf ail obstac'cs
hcluw. Two strong cables afo then laid upon
these srehe" ar sapport.. from a, which =, a
Mr.. NieaArls claims that sscau. may b.
The possibility OF she plnn being utilized hy the
strsm railways In transporting lhott hcaylcst
freight and passenger cars Into she c.ty. They
might cven run The tops Of buildings, without
paying xny 1ttcntoa 70 section lines. and have
ihsIr dcpat4 pler4tod. ns tn New York.
These new railway schemes thus far have not
bctn met with unboundc4l surcesa. Tho rapid
transit Of New Ynrk has been pronounced failure,
aud lhe elevated railways arc not popular. llete
In Chicago. where poop!e haEo all outdoors to
move In It IA not lfkey that anythin: OF this de-.
hcrfptIon will be looked upon with any dagrea OF
fayos,' Ut least for long Ame TO come.
, 1877-07-10
OUR MILITIA.


Gen. Arthur G. pueat, who has for some time
allcd tho position OF Brgndlcr. General Command.
INK tho First brigade Illinois stato Militia, ycstct-
day morning received h!a commission Us sinjor.
t;cucral Of olt tic militia In tho State. Col Jo-
tcpl, r. Tos1cnce, Colonel Of the Second Regiment.
received hts commission hs hrl0adtcs.Gcncral Of
the First Hrigalc, vice Gen. Ducat promoted.
This brigade cons1+ts OF tho First, Second, and
1fltd Regiments Illinois stnts Guards.
Licnt. Col. Samuel u. Shercr, nov In command
OF tho First Regiment, yesterdny morning for.
varied htf resignation to the Governor Of tho
s4atc lie has proved himself very efficient
officer, has ,atosed most nssduously to bring tho
s Ie.anson w - sosfse II ese
lilo lots Of toll shcter will hare no had effect non
command Tor the present. It bctlcrc1 that col.
sherc. w.ll be appo!nted to high position IN tho
''ia tat Gs .eoi. ours VIII command tho sccond
Regiment until M election takes place. o! until
further orders arrlva from Springfield, aud VII
undoubtedly bs promoted to ths position OF Col
Last evening three eompanics a. B. and II, Of
the Et fa S5 a rsfs
A. chose to enlist Tor tho term Of arc years Every
vne Of the old members enrolled h,maelf without 4
hs.itatcd @ rhey w.b to tass the matter nndet I'd:
yi.en,cnt for = few days heforc committing them.
;ese snt ~ ~ nslanst9n .snns }arr 10
i've men out of slxtY; Company u cnrollcd hiteciE
aud Co,npaay II. a. Yrt small company, being
un!er reorganization mustered In all !ts members
except three OF four, and thcre arc norc to hc
heard from IN iii these companies. 1t Is under.
| stooa tllst Company + enrolled foFty.nvc men at
ia last meeting. und Con,panI mustered In a
number, with the remainder 10 come next Thuss-
day night. -.-- ..-.
Thc First Regiment never stood upon better
footing than It dues At present. md the passs:e OF
tho Militia law Is source Of gratncatton to all The
charter members. who hayo 1ahorcl nnceasincly 10
make tho Organization what Il should be. - pr1dc
to the city and tho State.
, 1877-07-10
Of venue. snd n he hn.l'v has to stand trial he
will depend for hi- cxoncshtton upon tho evidence
OF tho 1nroes who indicted him.

:, \, ..,,x -. :, .t,,a tr1n1 r.
o. @ Tfnne snM y nc nn.ny hes ~, ~ thn aridcree
". asnenu !os ~. h., "po '"'
The County Treasurer ts boarding thu funds now
TO meet temporary loan failing d,,c hi. month
cs....,....n.. nr..,t., ,.,ar,,d ,..t.,d.x fto,,
onmnrt rsn ~. ,.t,t thn 1,.its son|r.rtnr
q, NJ. ifnntc s"7' IL r,nrc..cs himself A. de-
nn nc .0,, -. wts n rnpn,Is ~ nrorte wnsk
y. .nare.s,nr s.nt,i, ~" - ''''
"a -, mok,'ss's ,ara',' ~,>...n,. ~
The co.onS. u again SfnS fonEht ey sss
, 1877-07-10
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1877

rropicr Ga+Ltrht and Coke Company to furnish fas
from Vet. I. lF7H tn Mny l. ts7t At q rrr 1tn be
ncrent.d.
A1a. Sweeney moved that the rcrort he deferred
nnhrr the charter. antl that WAS dnnc.
Aid. Cary moved that the report hc MAhC the
epccin1 order for o'clock Monday evening.
Agreed TO.
ALnHHstANfC rAssEs.
Tho report of tho judiciary Committee concern.
Ing the resolution directing tho Clerk 10 report to
the Council the number Of railroad paAsos obtained
l,v Aidcsmen, wAs taken up. They recommended
that It he adopted.
Aid White moved thar II bo deferred under the
charter, N he wantrtl tn Ect another ras4.
AID. Carr moved to make IL the special order for
AID. t:ntlcrton moved A. an amendment that as
the subject was an important onu ~ and the n!em.
bcrs would doubtless want to act upon i, IT be
Aid. Th0npton said The matter vas an Important
one, md II Aldermen had been procuring passes II
was time the Connc!l knew II. -.
The amendment wes voted down, and Cafy's
motion WaA agreed to.
A motion to adjourn was lost, .....,
Various nr,lin4nccs, dcsb.ncd TO bless certain
portions Of The Vest Sidc with aidewalke, wcic re-
ported by tho CommIttce Streets and Alleys for
ihe Wcet Hfdc, and pasfcd.
The satnc Committee reported an ordinance
changing the nnr1e Of Douglas avenue to Albnny
Avenue. Report concurrcd in, and The ordinance
passed.
After hearing fntthct reports from the FAINT
Comrnissce Of no general Importance, the counci
adjourned.
, 1877-07-10
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.


c. ". Poulron, President Of The Wilmington b
Delaware Steamship Company. VAS guest at the
Palmer Housa yetterdaY. lie Is on bid wAJ 10
California
r. o. Gardner 1eft for the scene Of destruction at
rcn.ankcc, Wis.,, Sunday evening. lie had for.
merry large interest In Tho lumber production
At that place.
The Temperature yesterday. ~ observed BY Ma
nnrfe. optelan, .s Madison street tTnanrSE
Duildlne>. was: Ataa. ,u.. 10 degrees: los. nt.,
81: IL m., 80; . r. n1., 81; 2 p. nu.. a.. parom-
eter At 8 d. H., 20 ST: 8 p. r.. 20. 80.
There was no meeting Of tho Methodist ministers
yesterday forenoon, a. d great MANY Of them hnd
gone to Lake BluH to attend The tnectnC. at That
ltAcc. There wcrc few men'oera u the htfocia.
ion present, but An Adjournment WAS had for want
OF A 1nosuut.
A horeo attached to buggy owned By F: Smith,
OF M. t1i Haiatcd street, ani left by lin un.
nsSf neosk tea. q IL. hps
lamp post In front Of Nv. tsj. demolished II TO-
gethcF with the buggy.
I.ntc Sunday evening John Thompeon. a sailor,
Al the corncr Of Randolph and Canal streets, while
under thu influence Of llanor, ~. CT o. foa1th'
dunno Jssus,rs | Of his j;fc' liz was conveyed for
treatment 10 tho County Hospital.
The success Of the Drertr's ;,onrnal and tho
..nelt Line q Newspapcrs." pab!!shedn A. BY Il L:
hare been obliged to purchntc 4 threa.ras olutlon
lioe rresr. printing y, sou papefs rsr hons IN
essate IN ,he eisealaiin Of csr various edftion..
Thts pfe'e cost - h9o md wili bs nlsec1 IN .hslr
At bs Hs1n s SATURDAY
Tho Fourteenth Ward Republican Club held .
regular meeting last evening in fochacrs Hall, 400
M|lwaukee svenne. August Meyer oeeu1cd tho
iaters nf Interest to shc ilub ind Of sontIne char
scter were acted on; The ntaht Of meeting was
sh.G.a 10 The ns:t kf,1ay s,sn'ng 81 saen Gn.n H.
, 1877-07-10
TIE CITY-II4ALL.

Tho Comptroller yesterday borrowed s.. Soo upon
rrvcnna warrants.
Five nuw cases oi, and thrcs deaths from, scarlet
fever wcru rcp0s;ed at tho Health department yes.
icrstay.
Aid. Sweeney has announced himself ~ = canli.
tIato for ono OF the vacAneies that occur In the
County Hoard this fall
Tho Mayor yesterday audited the Jnue payroll
Of tho Department Of Public Works. snd ordered
them paid Saturday. The amount II $:s.. 600.
The Tseasurar's receipts yesterday wcrs So, 100
fen sts cy Golest.' t., Il, fen :9s Comp
Worka In tho month OF Juae IL $3 aus. nnl that Ut
the west,sIdo Works fot tho aan,e tlmo. 81. l9I.
Tho receipt, Of the Ltcen*o DEPARTMENT yestcs-
day neIe aboat It o00 Since tho ~ q July
licenses.
The Lawyefs' Committee yesterday contributed
sv for the ic1tst 81 T.: j9en M Ths !efal esals;
tho buFncd out peopts.
James ". Scovell took ous permit Jsatcruay to
build four.storv and basement mannfsctory. 3Dsii
x73 feet. southeast corner OF Washington and
Desplanea streets, 70 coat $l4. DO1.
There wsfs ~ 4sath. lat wssk, n taess..s et
convrlsions, 70; cholera lnfantnn', II; sesEIst
fever, l3; coniumptlon. 10; aud pneumonia, I.
Thcre wcre liz under ycaf old.
To-Day tvs a sewer on .west Polk street. bstvesn
Western Avenue and Irving place. The Depart.
usnt to-day at1eFstses for proposals for The con.
stEuct!on OF tho engines for tho Fullerton uvenue
conduit
The Special Committee appointed Ia consider the
Building Department will meet tu The ttsY CLERKS
oss Medrs.4ay .ttssaoSn at es!ofk Th:
sstsfsetoriy perform The duties u !aa Department
aud eufoFra the Building ordnance"
.
, 1877-07-10
FINANCIAL,

PATTERSON, n. j.. July o.-The Mefchants' Loan
: Trust Company Suspended to-day, The dc.
poators are proudly safe. but the stoekholders will
lr.p heavily. The eapital Of sha Company waa
32o0 100. The causo Of the suspension 10 husf-
icss depIes4Ion, tnludicious purchases Of papefs
and Investments In real estate.
This llahllittes Of tho Company TO- deposltof1 ts
Sih UoO, secured Stockholders will reasfzs 30
Sp<etai MazaseA to 7As Tttsax4.
TuscoLA. ILL.,, July D.-W. II. Lamb 4
Brolhet, for ton yeass leading !ry.Eoods house
hets, closed thtLE uooEs to.d&y Liabilities about
$&l5, 000. Assets ample to secure all f1rdlLoEs.
Failure 10 realize from distressed tnsnees tho
Temporary cause.