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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1881-06-18
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
A DIAL P. BARNES,

Office opposite Court House, Snow Hill. Md.
viii visit Pocomoke City every Saturday.
Strict attention given to the collection of
claims.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1881-06-18

Liberal arrangements made with clubs.
Correspondence solicited from all parts OF
the county.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1881-06-18
GEORGE NJ. UPsHUR.

ATIUtNF1-AI-LAW.
Office, Court House Square, Snow Hill. Md.
Prompt attention given to the collection of
claims.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1881-06-18

EDWARD ID. MARTIN,
IA ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Office opposite Town Hall. Berlir. Md.
Special attention given to the collection of
Gains
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1881-06-18

GEORGE W. PURNELL.
" ATT0RNEY-AT-LAW.
Office, opposite Court House, Snow Hill. Md.
Claims promptly collected. Will visit POGO
moke City on the second Saturday of each
month.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1881-06-18

GAAIUEL FL. TOWNSEND,
~ ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Office, opposite Court House, Snow Hill, Nd
Prompt attention given to the collection of
claims.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1881-06-18
The Democratic Messenger,
PUBLIsHEp EVERY SATURpAY. BY
LTTTLEToN DENNIS, Proprietor
At SHOW HIII. WORCESTER co., Mo.

Subscription, 81 Year in Advance.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-03

HoUsTOE LoBGE, No. 81, meets second Satur-
day, at 2 o'clock P. r., 10 each month.
n. g. SHELL, W. n.
T.W. ScorT. See'y
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-03

Rev. ]. T. Cunningham, at the Methodist
Church, End sabbath q nights and 50 sabbath
..haei 4 o O'Clock, A. NJ, every SUNDAY. NJ.
d Shell. Superintendent Sunday School
W,ssiegnrx Society meets every 9TH sunday.
A. A Park President.
%. N Caaethers Pastor Of the PFeahyie-
80 rhvrch. 3rd sabbath 10 each month, and
Il same hour, and 81 night.
RsT Nr. Moore Al the Baptist Vnurca
ia sunday in each month a II o'clock a. -
sabbath School At o'clock, A. NJ every sun
.dar. West Superintendent.
Union Prayer Meeting 4 the Methodist
cbureh every Thursday night.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-03

SO toCfsrAmge OfChIci6asnW
County
,--,va yytru rHE NAMES OF MASTER AND
SECRETARY.
cbickasaw County Grange, No, 40.
Meets Ist Saturday in January April July
and October. w,,sos "
DIV. Psccu, Sec. 80
puena Vista Orange, No. loz, meets hTsl
q a,t.r5svi, each month at 2 o'clock. W. d.
Couch, Master; Wm. Ford, aec'Y'
sodom Grange, 1858,
Meets an Saturday IN each month";
Jas. G. Bishop, Master, John u Eor'e'' eeey
soctohoma Grange, No. 20t
Meets 2nd Saturday IN each mon'h'
II Wssi. Master, Geo. Dillardi secy'
Atlanta orange, No. 25ii
ussts Saturday before the 5fd Sunday IN eaeh
N n,5l'.i, tg toward. Master J. @. Blue, sec'E.
Cbrnnaiaaches Grange, No. 40l.
ussts saturday before The End SUNDAY 10 e@eu
waddv Peisn, Masters d. W. feden' see'y
Houlka Orange, so. 1855,
uoets Saturday before the 5rd SUNDAY ~ "
..eb month J. r. Thompson Master r.
Hobson, Sec'y.
Okoloua Grange No. 30.
$3.50 t.b saturday in each mouth j. -
g Mas.er; W. A. bearing see'Y.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-03

e,-vpt mail arrives every day except sun
"a i3 O'clock, and leaves same aay -
o'eile-' -boro arrives Tuesdays Thursdays
sf9n f9.trr5avs. AZ Z m., aud leaves : P. ms
sane days .. rr.,.ston Mondavs ana
.aiso.at8a.m., and arrives Tuesdays ano
SAtalu- rll. ltranada 70 Houston arrives Heanes,
Ei't' tr'.,4s~a ana Saturday at ; p M ana
s.gs. 49, Mondays, Wednesdays ana fraAys a.
di9 ~ e.-l ss ,rrires Tuesdays and Saturdays
W." and leaves I p. ~. same days
a. 49, ~ NJ Commission charged Tor Money or-
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-03
RELIGIOUS.

Ok0AomM.
Rev. ]. P. Young At the Methodist Church
10 Okolona, Miss, every sabbath Al II A. n.
and 7:30 P. X.
Methodist Sabbath School at Methodist
Church every Sabbath At 10 A.. \.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at
80 o'clock.
Rev. g. M. Gordon, Pastor Baptist Church,
Okolona, Mss. Preaching every End, 5rd,
and 4th Sundays, at II A. n. and = F.h.
Prayer meeting every Thursday night att 4
o'clock. Sunday School every Lord sday 1t
9k O'Clock. Pews free. All are invited to
attend.
Presbvterian Sabbath School At Presbyterian
Church in Okolona every Sabbath at $3.50 A. ~,
and Preaching every first and third Sundays 10
each month.
coLORED METHODIST
Sabbath School couvenes At Q O'Clock, A. \,
Preaching every Sabbath At II o'clock, A. y.
and at7 O'Clock ?. T., By the Rev. B. l.. Crump.
AFRICAN METHODIST
Sabbath School al Q O'Clock A. \. every Sun
dav morning, c. B. Brown, Superintendent
Services at III o'clock A. H., and 5o'clock. ~
each sabbath. b. Rev. Il. Il. WilbOurn.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-03


A valuable Discovery and New Departure n Med
eal Science, an entreiy New and positively Effective
henadV for the speedy and permanent Cure OF 6ent-
nal EIniaaions and 1lnpotencY b the only true
Qi the Disease acting bY Absorption aud 6xerling
itg specific fuuanno on The Seminal Weaiciaa Ejao-
ulatqry Duets, Prostate Gland aud Urethra. The
use OF the Remedy q attended with no pain ine0n-
pursuits Of lfei t Is quickly dissolved and soon ab
aorhad, roduoiug immediate soothing and restor-
alive effect upon the sexual end nerFoua organlza-
tons wrecked from noliabuse and eKeesaaa stopping
haalth and sound memory removing the Dtu1ne9a
OF Sight. Nervous Debility, CoufuhiUn Of ideas,
Aversion 70 Society, etc. ETC. and the appearance
p premature old age usually accanl2anyl1e thls
4 has been dormant for years. This mode q treat
ment has stood the test IN very severe czHoas and h
now pronounced success Drugs are TOO much pre-
ecrbed in these lronhlasi end Aa many oa boer Wit
q no Nonsasse about this Preparation Hrsciioal Oh
aarvation enables 70 positively Guarau1eo that i
VIII give satisfaction. Dursag the eight years that
Il has bsen in general use We havo thousands q testa
Medical bsson 20 be the most rational meane yet
discovered Of reaching and curing this very prevalent
trouble that Is we'll known to be the caase 81 un1
misery to 90 many ard upon Nhel quagt7 prey Win
s put mp tn unat hcza Of thrre sizazs No i fennag
to last n1o1thl SIS No. =. lsuclen5 q saet per
fnanent curn5 unless 10 severe a-af sot Atas =
uastlaG over thra EIonsa1s VII SIP alal 9ts an
restore Figua b the HnssA easesA &. te1l q ilai
sealed tn pain NfapialA = satl slals 70
uhinr vii accompany ZACH 4lz4s
fSeiafI f1f see led Eaasufl f4sl &c r sz1li lisN
iefe atrinC Ailateil.le leas & z :. = selz e.ls
fho aaoef aise9lieaa shae fil1a eala oe
sseafofei4 10 fsesfeef zlsa llosfs srlsltI FL
L ted fer flfe aEsSa4 e. 44fsl zsss4Aa - tf 4
Nneuer aaecfed. sela OH -
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-03

tlIircTs OF 1'flH ~ lRiaof
Master. Put Dsrlea, ssr.te je'srsou county
Ovsrs'r. W.. %. 80. Durham. ..es.u. 'oi HOLMES
Lecturer, B. B. Bo0ae. h.nug,l.e, fr.aiissi
steward. J.. B. Bailey, i4se station, Newton
a. s. 1as. Williams, OkoIoua, Chickasawi
Cb1Ulafn. ID. B. Mil, Palo Alto, Clayj
Trsis.. RI. o. Dixon, Jackson, hndsi
gec'v. W. l.. Williams, itisuzi, Alconi
q. r., x. q. Galloway Ponioioci fohi9'oe
ferss Wrs. 8IarvI,. Dardou, Fayetie, Jefferson
pomona. " FANNIE Willis, Aberdeen, Monroe
Flora. " L.J. Robinson, Forest, seottt
H.A.Aby, Por; Gibson, Claiborne.
TWO MEMBERS TX. CON.
J.L. Afford, Jackson, binds county
r. b. Smith, Verona, Lee county
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-03

RQyie,Ows CONumM.


oonaua,oaps a.e Itev.J.r. ,-ouaz.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-03

Preaching 8rd sunday 10 each month a. ;
- 4. b. Rev. q. q. kilgoreI Of the
assbesist Church. Prayer neeiing every
THuadaT sight.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-11-03

@ . - ~ = D --l ?
sEwARE OF LIMITATIONS.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-29
THE STATE OF TRADE

& nATnogE .,no sept % 2,, 2s,coton dul Mdan ll4all7e
- s9Rs s s o So CIV % m do nps % a. 90 2ses 90 20 90 Family
faapsGo FG Family S 90 sS 9 PsnS -
NO MI MaTyaod - 54'2 No Western Winter Red.
81 47t. November s. 627se$ 5S Doee@Oer, 81 65aS
@ga strong southern White 9oe, Yellow, 75e,i
s sRHs nvemSr aRS a, ES1SS
ssSisrn 5os5c Wes!ora wine 81 S5sc oIas as 'frs Mss
ay Gshe to cSoiee s' PSnns5 IN vania and
nuFFAL0 n. " sept 2s Flour steady with good demand
Sd aTd %n5 % ' W iF oo 5 "ssr S al e yss2
BUSH IS Sample GSsH wsen ~ s & % 800 S% % sa a. 1890
7Soo bush rejected at 70l2c quiet saes 100
%$ss %$ss Az Az, fTeisnrs
wsi" s~ se Gsin % s weak and oa
$50 as1sa roSs snd & s 4
y % Nav oats % ossS oeSsSr al rnS e Sssr
2s9osr 44Ae Moys%ser 45s peee%esr Rye g IL
Hovclnbs El1 a% cash
s9od I. Fancy raSs HsSsn ss eosss 500
seips tnSwn mar kei ssady
60 q to pa anS very dg g
cMelssAT, s SEPT 2s1Flcur - @ active firm and higher
higher No 6S n.S Red %ts 81 90 90 No 40 81 5S9 .S
Sigher; No Mixed 3$c ost. % Srons ST No MSed 56ic
AZ s a n STEADY @ Ra o basa fsTn s. s
sSn e soS 50 SS sns 81
M s 5Sel choeS o @ &c. sa s
lo9Glossc.; Neworeans, s@ss.. Hogs dali Common
sad fecsP 800 hss ssip%eaas 20
wRs No &nss S and sSie9 e Ir$ a 90
q oP9s + 49, t4S III s as yeS T % Z 20 49 &h
No Red 40 Corn ars, NS MO Mixed 7oao osts S
sar Das Se9 9hsa 8s Oes sa sas
Mi Sop, GsaE,suF quiet sa, rrm, wheat
ssDtsmbsr and November. 81 s9si EovemDos. ii 40s:
New-York tribune., 1881-09-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NKw YORK. Sept 2T-BEEVlcS Roceipts to-day and yes
teray 27G OF 1865 headl0t at 90 hist aud
122 Jersey Cityand IS carloads he'd back at
Harrisburg Total since SATURDAY oi head against 10 .oS
head for The corresponding time last week The offerings
largely composed of Texans Coorados ana conmon
tive CRASHED cate the market for all such dull
prices favored the Western sbppers should
less this class forward Few days. and give
butchers chance rid that
lated during the week Good and Primo Cattle
and the lots that scattered through the yards had
ready sale at fully ac advance ON Monds The weather
continues ana butchers lind much difficulty In disDos
ing Of their beef droves OF Cattle sold at or
below Chicago the situation peculiarly unsatisfactory
10 all parties sold at 707ac Coloados at
&C., TO dress SO bthose at the latter price
Several carloads of Natives hands at
7c TO dress i@55 and tho for Common TO Prime
from &c. 90 dress 0o h. To 2c to dress 07b. No Extra
Fancy Cattle sale.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-29

EUROPEAN FINANcIAL MARKErs

sept 2o-l2:S0 J3sls and
the United
lls Atlantic and Great Western mortgage trustees
Sertacstcs 1Dl2 do second, 222; Erie a7s;
xenaia lac New YORK, Ontario and Western, 3Sls
eiuwaukee and ST. Paul Common, i2&
,uany On sspe ZS-5;oJ nConsols e9eis for both
money account Atlantic
trustees certificates 57 mortgage ~;
<ssesuh2 oofs; New-YOrk. Ontario and Western, 33.
oNpOa sept 2o5:3O m.Pars advlces quote three
cent tentess4 francs 90 Confines account
sept 2ei;OU p uThe Of bullion with
&59.OO0. - o - " - -
M AXIS sept 235 m.-EKclange London 20 francs
o. eentines checkA
LoNDoS sept 23i;30 D. m-The OF bu.lion with
oiawn Bank OK England to-aay for shipment 10
Ainerlea is 100000.
LoxDOS Scpt z74O0 m-Pars anyices quote three per
>ot rones az - francs 67 continues the
1nN nNDoa sept Z5530p m.U. S bonds, four cents.
1sys tle 49, do second consOs, IO1 NcwYor Central
hiiios Central. 1870 Pennsylvania Central, 6ora;
sSe>NnAs SoS New York, Onttrio and Western, 33Ls
New-York tribune., 1881-09-29
EURorEAN MARKETS.

sidsEEPoot. Sept % -pork-Prne MessEastern sIoady
Z. s0.; Western. nrner 80. BacOn--CnnOerand Cut
6,nsr d., a. So5d Snort Rib. steady 54a Long Csan,
fn. =. sDs short Clear hrner at 526d. Hams - Long
Ges. seay at 1s Shoulders stealy a. AZ Beet-IndiA
sssS hone here. Extra Ness. hrm at lOS Prime Mess
fsieay fsiay ad 90 IArd-Prae Western steady at 6Isd.
feenvw Prime City f3L furpoatine-Spirlts.
ts.nof ~ 436d kosn--F1ne dun lb3d. Com
sun1 nrner 81 at 66d a6sd Cheese - American Cheice
6s 6enssro osll M at i46d WheM-No: l. White dun at III
~ 80. steady OF 10 ia; New Winter Western dull
f1xed sew southern Water. steady at Jl)d Corn
ous< S Sa sseaay At 62'ad New steady at Oh ad Cot
- vh- elbow American, hera fiosn--Common
- - 1 STEADY ~ G6d spirits rarpeatine Al Loadoa.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-29
RECoROED RsAL esrArs raAxsFssA
NRM-YORK cqry


Lexngt9n-ays W so II {, Of ll4ta-s,, 2Ox7s
"a heogh and wife 10 + Il Davis --..-............
5uaNe, G :, sd Ward, 5OGl4sxsSxI4T; Harriet A
80. Iiih and husband 10 p Bl.....-............ HI. Ss
Chns, :; l4s6l2 II s9f ConooTs,-aye, 2s.34xiGl.2
So u wheeler and husband to r I. IsOmaa &c
lOSdst = s. l3o # %; 2d-aye 2J1lOu9; q 81 Ouint
et al 10 T. " schultz - ~
62d,si 5, 334 II " 81 Il W OF 5th ave 22xlo04:
1nfgells and vile 10 u Il DoYsd --.....-.. g2
kissing , and an " wife q, ~. 49,. leo
ANe-i5; Rose to { Rose lr..--.---...... ..-.....--
Nltett-st, 1873 ft Of SfsntOn-ss, ls.9xT5: i
- larzan and wife 10 A DarphsTdt -.......-- k5
WaIton-8Ve sw cor OF lJgIlst, irregular
Haw kins ef 10 r Galudo
<5ih-st- u =, lfD II OF Sth-Hvc. 2Jx93.a: Huber
ana vile 10 A Kraener sud another . 20
MadlsonaVc, INV cor of Marble-st lO0Yln9 I NJ
furcy ana another executors etc, to II Puriv... so
llth-st NV cor OF Dry DocisL s26a1NRs. .tiNs2Ix
500 J. Pr sdee and USband 20 N sire
81 Nlcholas-aye. w AN ftnof 1Azth-sL 25KlOO:
80 Nm Thompson aud wife y Hobert .-.-.....- "a
lzoti-st, 3, SO5o II " Of Sth-aVe i5NS9. 10. !
ninPhsm ana wife 10 r Y Cooke ....... 100
Izolil-sh So, 200 II " Of SHAVE, l7.Gxssafl:
Hamilton and wife Ia Aary HaAs ...-...-'- Ia
lZoti-st, = ~ II " of 9th l7N.9ll: q / Ham,
ao,t iltSn and WI wite 20 VIM HAYS 1875
and wife 10 " Neaberih D. .....--
JeNDSto1-aye, sol IL = o. l4tll-st 20N13lO
j. carr and husband 70 & y Kergh ..-........
AVeA, $, I'll = II Of Sd ST. 2a.0laxlOO: II y Mar
tine, referee, 20 J Schultz ....-..--...- lo-
ll9th-st, 80 4; cof 2dave. 80 lOxlo0: Harmon
10 Peresa CoOcan
New-York tribune., 1881-09-29

r. 1880. 1851
Total tons since OF navigation 4551
Total tolls OF navigation $779OO $432S4l
Total miles boats cleared since Oeng 759472 4GSlG
The canal opened Aprd 20. 1850. and May 10,
1881.
The following shows the exports exclusive of
specie from the port of NewYork 10 foreign ports
Tor the week ended September 27 and since the be-
ginning OF the year, compared with the correspond
Ing periods OF previous years.
1879 1890 1881.
For the week $50
previously reported 24675G953 297484,773 279.G5S23i
New-York tribune., 1881-09-29
Gitp Real estate for Sale.

REEkMANST., near Gold.-Five-sterv sub
h1 stantia marble buldng for c excellent investuont
RU LAND n WHITING, l2l Nasssa-sL
GREAT Bar iAfN-4-story high stoon
~ brown stone house, zS.h-st,
Itlaves, under value II sold Oner losseSsisa
JOHN O. CLARK, S8S 9th ave.
I OCAfION UNSURPASSED.-Th houses on
s3ds are elegant cheap and access by
bth-aNe l. road T<dst station Experts
cha>ers " Best they but
almost sure % buy. Inquire OF A. o. ROWE az W fast
0LIVER-ST. LOT for sale; price. s.. 600.
~ rutland d WHITING. IN Nassan-st
New-York tribune., 1881-09-29
REAL ESTATE.

WNEw-YoRK edncsiav. SEM. % ,Gsl
The following sales were held at the Exchanae
New-York tribune., 1881-09-29

three and 5-stosy brick house with lot. No sl2
, Isl i,59-i,s 40 - OF Sta-ave lot 25x9s. D;
New-York tribune., 1881-09-29
Dipioeno Nofircs.

EAST TENNESSEE VIRGINIA AND GRoReIA RAuRoAp co , =
vr1rrDpr o NKw YoRK. SEPT. u, 1881. /
'dREE (3) per cent will be paid October ].
ds upon an of The Income Bonds of Company cub
OF tie net earnings, OF
Metropolitan National Bank of New-Yorf Per order ~
Board, u a sfl-rs9t fer ,s~,o.sl oi,sel W
New-York tribune., 1881-09-29

o-stsry brown stone houses with lOfs Nos lsl aud
tos sasi 2 st-si, II jOG II y Of 3c-are lois 10.
gether IN sizes. S3 2xlO0.2; Ten h.sck aud A
New-York tribune., 1881-09-29
"a Rfcharfl y. Hnrnet,

story brick house with lot. No Sa4 3f.ave W q
a99 TN OF o2d-st lot l6SxloO0; Z 4 Foun
New-York tribune., 1881-09-29
CWYNNE & DAY,

EWYNNE q DAY,
" No. 45 WALI-ST.
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING AND BROKER
AGE BUSINESS IN RAILWAY SHARES, BoNDS, &C
| AXE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILWAY
Il co. Lafayette Ind. Sept o. 1SSThr annual meeting
OF the Stockhoders and Registered Bondhoers for election
OF four Directors Will be held the oces OF the Company
IN the city OF Lafayette Ind the 18th OF October 1851
AT 2 o'clock D.
II. O. MITCHELL. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-29
financial.

A GAS STOCKS.
Al SerYorx AMI aroaslya "a, st,pts ,ni ,'o all kais
"EoRii:ak@ Va =; tftSTNfi'''
A LII who are interested in railroad business
"a and mileage statistics shOnd THE TRIBC NE ALI
MANAC or - 81 NOW retiy, price :, eslt' byn
NEw-YoRK, PnSNsYLv,N1, AND ONO RAILROAD COZ
c,tyTL,Sp' SFlstIAF5 3u9o. y pgE!es y sent 1881
4 MEETING Of the STOCKHOLDERS of
ROAD S be- at the genera %s oacSs Of tho
company at 43 Eucave IN the city OF cleveland. Ohio.
FRIDAY. 2Sth Octoer. Is3 for The purpose oecting
Directors Tor the csains year ana The Transaction OF such
'"'' - THos wARNocK. Secretary.
RANKERS and CAPITALISTS will want 10
the Tribune Almanac for 1881 gives the hguros
United states Revenue and Expenditure snco 1879 Prce
4Occnts Oy M
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
" Of NEW-YORk.
No. IL Nassau st, of plne.st.
CAPITAL. & 100000 IN Z. s. BONDS
Allows interest deposits reiurnabe demand or at
specified dates. Is legal depository for money paid
conrt Is authorized TO act Executor Administrators
any other position of Also Registrar
Transfer Agent OF Stocs and Bonds ana Trustee
Railroad Mortgages
HENRY r. sPAULDING. President
bEEJ ~. ll SnnIhIhihAN' nIItiN' {viee-i'ro sdents.
G. II. T. BABCOCK Secretary.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
SAMUEL d. BARcocK, GEORGE W. LANE
JoSATHAN THoRNR, JACoB u. VERALYF,
Isaac n. PHELPS, GEo. MccuLIocn MILLER
JOSIAH NJ. FisKE ROSWELL SkREL
CnARLEs o. LAsDos. "A. Low,
EDMUND w. CoRlES II. EMO
M pEpH Is hptsSdr' a; rHsSlrt' AIAS WM 81 wASsR TASER
GUSTAV scHwAR J PTRroNI MORGAN
MAnrlS nATss, HENRY +. srAG1Dsa
VIM ALLEN BUTLER GEORGE l. SESEr.
JAMES =. WALLACE, CORNELIUS n. BLISS.
BSH
New-York tribune., 1881-09-29
OFFICE SILVER IsLEr CONSOLIDATED MINING
AND LANDS COMPANY 81 BROADWAY,

LANDS COMPANY. 81 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK. sept Is, 1881
NOTICE is hereby given that the Directors
OF this company authority specially conferred by the
call for Contribution
per PAYABLE the lat day November
Stockholders uested 10 form
stipulation telr certificates failure
without remedy Interest the rate
will be allow ed payments made prior 20 LIST No
q. e. STRONG. Vice President
NJ B.Remittances for centributon. should be
of IN be
knowledgod thereon where this imractcable
receipts win rcturned to
which payment IL made
all registered mail this Company
N Y.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-29
THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North 9i,;r. vsss:,s AL Rsilr,rG,
NEw-YoHK. Wednesday, Sept. 2S, 1881.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-29
Gonnirp l9roperin foanteh.

NNANTED.-The advertiser wishes 10 nur-
w CHASE cash. or win exchange Other desirable property.
Island q
Must be easy TO NewIOrk- Address EDW ARDS.
Tribune office.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-29

The following is the comparative statement of the
Canal Auditor, showing the total number of tons of
each article cleared the canals for the week
ended September %, and the total movements since
the opening of navigation 1880 and 1881:
New-York tribune., 1881-09-29

OHIO CENTRAL RAILROAD CoAmAYY(
NEW YORK. Sept l3, 1881,
TENHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockhold-
voting bondhoders for the
will be hold at the Offices OF the tho City OF
Toledo, Ohio, THURSDAY, October g. 1881 O'Clock
Transfer books will close 23d reopen
z. b. q. MITCHELL.
Hlnry
New-York tribune., 1881-09-29
NEw-YoRK, Wednesday, sept. 20, 1881.


FOR THE WEEK ENDED SEPTEMBER "a, 1881,
FROM SEVEN ATLANTIC sEAPoHTs.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-29

80 SOC, 900 first consolidated mortgagc per cent
ggod bond due July 1, 1921, and 10000 shares tpar
value $50, $3, 100000, stock.
The following securities to-day were sold at the
Exchange Sales room:
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GAS STOCKS.
All NoS YORK AMI BrootYl StDcI4 Ill knis
ofBrvoS yntaysst mont Sec lrIties lelttn ~
GEORt:E a. PiENfIsS.
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Tota bush .2o7, 600 32l O9j 1851 10000 III 700
The re ;epts and shipments at and from Buffalo
to-day follows:
Receipts Shipments
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Total bush.--.-- $500 $4,000 lG7,500 10000
The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and milwaukee, to-day:
kecelPts SAipnsatG
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SI57co

$4,000
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n
TRkAsuREKs OFFICE, GRAND CENTRAL DEpOT,l
NEwfoRk. sept 2T, 1881.
The Board of Directors Of this have
clarod a QUARTERLY DIVIDEN ID of Two PER CENT,
its Capital stock payable TU ESDAH, the FIRST
day of NOVEMBER next AT this office.
The books VIII be closed O'Clock
nIday the rst day of October and viii be
the morning of Friday the fourth day OF November
E. ID Ireaau
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ST LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN AND SOUTHERN.
1850. 1881.
Third week Sept. SlS4 3O5 sl9l4OO Inc. s7Oo4
January to sept "a 39S03l0 4,S93,955 9l3,O45
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
$780, 1881.
Second week in Sept. Sll4278 Slol,66 Dec sl2O67
January sept Ii. 2.l9l.2O9 2,4G65S6 Inc. 1891
The receipts OF louc and gram ut tns prmcIpal
Atlantic ports this 2Sth day of September were
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Diui0cno Noilece.

OFFICE OF CHICAGO, ST. PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS
AND OMAHA RAILWAY COMPANY, 50 BROADWAY, )
. NEW YORK. sept. 10, 1881. }
4 DIVIDEND OF ONE AND THREE
"a QUAkrEltS PER CENT u3s per cont has been de-
cared upon the preferred capital this company
ahe October 20 1851 stockholders September
30 met.
ansferboos September 80 ami reopen October "a
1851 r. T. FLOWER Trassur,r
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-06
THE RAILROADS.

Chicago, Sc. B. Peck has been pro-
NOTED from general manager of the
Grand Trunk Railroad to be the general
traffic manager of all the Grand Trunk
lines in the west, with headquarters in
Chicago, and several other appointments
are announced. Peck was appointed By
President Garfield recently 10 be govern
ment dir ctnr of the Union Pacific Rail-
road. The selection of such prominent
and valuable man for these positions and
locating them at Chicago, indicates .
determination on the part of the Grand
Trunk to build up its western business
and make Chicago the central point OF
western traffic.
New York, 5.-The Times: A state
mant appeared in Cincinnati news
paper on Tuesday that Carl Schurz had
been invited to become president of the
Northern Pacific Railroad, when the
latter shonld come under the control of
the Willard combination. President
Willard said to Times reporter last
afternoon that this story was the most
absurd thing he had ever heard
and added, you may quote me as author
| ity, ss an officer of the Northern Pacific
| for saying there is not 9 word of truth IN
the reports. At the Office of the Northern
Pacific, prominent officers said there was
no con- olidation with the Willard COM
| binstion nor is there likely TO be one
Carl Schurz was IN town to-day. After
breakfast he went to tue Office Of The
Oregon Steam and Navigation Company
in which Henry Willard has an ofiR
Il having been T1nored for several day
that Sehurz hsd Joined the Willard Com
bination, and that he was to be offered
the presidency of the Northern Pacific
Telegram reporter asked him if it wa
true. Mr.. Schurz replied that he WOulC
see representatives of the press thi
) evening on the subject.
Frankfort, Sat q meeting of tn
bondholders of the Oregon and Caller
His Railroad, to-day, President Willard
plan for the organization Of the road We
adopted, 685 to 10. Messrs. Willard
Becheton and r. D. Hebliz we're 81
pointed trustees of the road. VillArd
Endycott r. B. Pullman, Horac
White, w. 81. Starbuck and Beche.ol
were appointed directors, with power {
nominate four Others. The next seners
meeting will be held in October.
Detroit, 5.-All old officers Of th
Michigan Central are reelected.