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rrROBEAN MARK ETs.

LIVERPOOL. August 81 D. In-Porx-PriIne Mess Eastern
steadv al ~ BacOn-cUlDer
Al Ga steady AT o. Long Clear
dun a ~. Clear dun AT ofOd hans--LphE Clt
Shoulders dun 30. Beciielis Mess steady
-. 1905 Prime NJ ess staaF al 30
iard-Prme dull al OiOd la4io~-flihe tlF
steady. 433d IurDentlne-oDr1ba steady al o. ooi-
FINE duh 3tL Cnecse-A meficau ChOler
steady al %. Lard Ou-nrm. %. fIOurAIa oae- uuli
Al Iss5d Nheat-NO sJeadv al ID 10 Sprih%
sleanv 81 std, Winter Western duh al bod COih-
Gun AT So.
I1YKKfOoL August 80 D. IN -ProvlaOns-Beet 100 for
hAuA IDdlA Mess PORK, 3D. per Dbl Tor frlnle Mess
Bacon o. per cwt for Long Clear Mddes. aud co. Ipr
short Clear Mlddles Lard olSd Tor American
PrOdGce-i allow 4<5d So cWL Tor tho
best gra0es VI American kenned Petroleum 2 per ga4
LIVERPOOL August $3.50 D. m-Breadsturs firm Flour.
lOf1lA ceutal for v 3f7d 03Sd yer
ccntI oT average California 9lOd lord for Caniof
ma Club $50 aJd. Tor Red SD d36d. Tor hea
western spring Corn 72 GENITAL for Old Mixed Wes
LONDON August $3.50 D. me-CaIcutta Lln@ee0 s4ilal
per Quarter EenDed Petroleum Oi90Jssd SpuIt- OF g
troieuiL "a a. I'D per gan Common Hosin- 0Jd Ine
Roam o3d 6lOGd sperm Ol g7i 20 Jon lnseed O
"a %. spirits IurpenIle. SSoi per c"I iAo :"
%
ASrwKRr August s-Petroeum II 25 cenumes for
nne pale American Wucoz's Laru closed AL 40l HAAcS -
confines 100 kilOs - --
Dfenngs lIU Petroleum MARKS ~ pielss
HAVE August J.MAco1s LARD closed NJ 20 HA1Ss s<u
~ ceilLiues ~ Al0s
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Increase. Decrease.
EUROPEAN FINAScIAL MARKET

LONDON August 3-l23O D. m.-Consols. 9oss for both
money account; bonds four per cents l2z'l DO
randa ~; Great western
frsI mortgage trustees ceruhcates 4o Erie Al y New
YorK 1888 Illinois Central, l4l PennsylVana
Central % - Newly OrK. ontario and Western 80.
LONDON August 81 nj bonus. Tour per cents,
02a Atlantic estern first mortgage trustees
cerfircaes 90 second NewJerSey Central nrsts
pa Illinois Central l4o Ere 4l1 NEW iOfK OhNlo
and W estern. 3Ols
BKRIIN August 3-The statement OF the imperial Bank OF
Germany shows a decrease specie OF 3IOOOOJ MARI
LOSDOx August $3.50 advlce- quote three per
eenT reDtes az francs 40 cen1ues Tor bhe accOuut
LONDON August $500 m-Ihe bullion IN The BANK OF
England decreased 40oOOJO during the last Wee ne
OF England reserve 10 liability winch
ast week was E3sba cent Is now 35S3 per cent 49,,
MOD u-rhe amount OF bullion with
drawn from TIE Of England on balance Today IS
PAa August 3-i:sU m.Exchanxe on London 25 francs
checEA
LONDON August 3-5.On m--Pars advices quote three
ceu1 reores for the acCOuEL
AXIS August She weekly statement OF the Ban4 OF
France increase OF 4.6UOOOO francs gOd ana
a decrease l,525UOO francs silver
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Cubes 9aci Powdered 9s09ssc: Grannlsted. s%i Moul
a. 9,sa9sc Confectionery do ssg ,sei STANDARD go 90
DC. on SA05T-c White Extra &C.. osle gs' &c; o.
low do, do, 7TsdSc yellow &C." 7se7s.ci Yellow $40
FAC.
sTEARINE-yerv auu. prices unsettled and nominal /;
Choice Western 12bal2c CITY, l3al3isc sales liooO ID
Oleomargarine Stearine. lie
TALLOW-Duu shade easier Prime City, 5s0s &c SAFES
10000 n. She
rEA-At the auction to-day New Japqns and Formosas sut
Tered urher decline OF 10 while Old Formosas were %
~ adv AZ pkgS Green sold. including ~ hoynne NJ
Soc l63l FOmOsa 1885,; $40 Japan, lo'se14ci 4oo
COngou 99J2c-, 7Q7 Annoy. lOQl3a
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FUTURES quiet closing easy with August however a
U SoS sss ssic bales Pces padAagast
1901 september II October III NO
lis2e 1s3: February, li9tsIi 95j March L296Sl2g7
MarEns-Angast i2ss september i25 October H. 81
November, II December ia January. liss; Febru
iJii Closing prices for contracts-August 1897 US
s72 December iissais January M slLs2
February, lly@a s3i March i5es i21s APn 4@2o0
FLOUR AND MEAL-FLO UR-MarKet more active; Old
buyers fsyOT Fairy active export trading bust
Inquiry sales 2i5OO b6is Of which 800 b6ls
Tor export part arriye. including 800 bbls .1ty
Wheat Extra 9SSss 25 S4oo bbis Sour Extra gOS
Zoo b6 Common To- Good Extra sses5 go Good TO
Choice, sgas % RYE FLOUR ste dy With iA dI IN,
MEAL more active saes SUI bbls, 81 4OGsi 50 yellow
FOREIGN FKUITs-sales by auction, 5000 boxes
rGRATN -e unsettled opening aslac.
subsequently from the decline then heavy
the lowest points Of the day fairly active export me
MiIpg sales re O0I bush future S5s6OO bush cash
including Unsradod Winter Red dsi
Red i 1881 for certificates 81 G4 il : delivered
81 5 for 0ld No IN store 81 ~ : LOT lea aTTe,
q Is az 49, for lst to sh September WIZ no Re- 70
%Gltesi % bid 4 p asked 80 Chicago 81 40 bud no
s. i9sSsl Ia e9sing 81 lo2 DO November y lsS
Closing 81 i5s No: White september. RY 4
sle 1000 bush State private terms nc bid
for september delivery. BARLEY quiet steady At 81
for first half OF october delivery at which
figure some sold recently BAR
LEY MALT dull and unchang co RSCash lots = q
&c better options "a lower: Nothing Going Tor
port; very moderate trade for home use and try ac
10000 bush cash Including Ungraded Western MiIed Al
S5i4 d8sc: in store, Sss deliver
ed SIC in elevator lelow southern, 9sc dock; 40
White II arrive No Mixed August, eoH56 nc, clos
ing S6c DO September, Si3gdS5a4c- closing \ sc
October 81 2dsJac. closing s4ssc; do November 50 "a
Sc closing SOasc; do seller the year, 72a1s4c, clos
ing Il set .alc lower with slriy ac
tive trade. many in options sales. o'l,OO0 bush IN
Guiding No at Csc: ., 69HsOc Tor New. 7lc. Tor
old; No quoted zoe; No. White. zoe. No do, Y a
Use. New. 7sc. for Old No. qroIod SOC; White
southern Ole - arrive; New Texas o. NC No Chicago
zoe delivered Mixed Western 6'D1nc White do, lOa
Mixed state. 63078c White do. 720-Oc-; No. Mixed
August. dJ2c; do, September - l46c do. Octo-
ber 449i a4594c; do. seller the year "A IA l5e
BEERBoHMs LONDON CABLEGRAM OF THE Sd INST.
REroRrs QUANTITY OF GRAIN on PASSAGE As FOL
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North RiVer. Vesssls and Railroads
NEw-YoRK, Thursday, August 3. 4 q
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
iRw-YORK, Thursday, Aug. 3.
AsHEs-Quiet. unchanged.

ASHES-Quet. unchanged.
coFFEE-RiO firm but quiet; Pair earroes, el1elOc.;
sales Archimedes and S73 ROsse on private
October 77Oc; August las zoe:
september 7,507.70e, and October 1907 7oc bid and
asked Exchange samples l0aiO3Oc. Mid grades quiet
Dominay unchanged Java, $4,000 Marseabo and la
guavra S9d13c.
COTrON-Spot Cotton hrner Win larger trade sales
2474 bales az bales evening" including 1850 bales for
export 67S bales for spinning speculation
Delivered contracts LOO bales Receipts at the ports
today 535 bales this day last week and
3O.s bales Last year September l. 46JO955 bales
against ., ~ 6j2 bales same period last season
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OFFICES OF THE ROCHESTER, AND PTTrsBURG RALRoAp}
COMPASY 20 NAssAJ-sI. NEW. YORK, August s. 1Soz.'
DURSU ANT ~ a resolution OF the Board or
Dire Of this company, stOckh0ldefs meetlhg
will held at the companys Offices No ~ New
York on MONDAY. AUGUST Is, at m, to vote upon
the question OF issuing FIVE MI Lions OF DOLLARS of
additional stock. - 60,
August .andre August 20.
THOS. r. WENTWORTH,
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OFFICE OF
NEw.YoRE, ONTARIO q WESTERN RAnwA
Al IT .AnIk i uIY z

OFTIcH OF
EPwYoRE ARIO & WESTERN RAILWAY Co.,
IS WALIlsr. NEw-YogK My 20. 1892
NOTICE is hereby given that the Board OF
~ Directors having resolved to dispose OF the Wes shore
Railway Companys owned by this offer the
right TO subscribe special terms to the stock
holders Of this company:
Printed circulars giving full information and subscription
blanks may obtained and after July 49, 1857 upon
pication this Office.
For the purpose this subscription the transfer books OF
the company will Saturday, August 1882 at 3
D. NJ and reopen morning Of Tuesday August 10 1887
of record Of the closing the books
a. above or those holding Assignments Of the rights 70 sub
scribe pertaining subscribe under said CIR
cular from August to II, 1882 inclusive
BY order Of the Directors,
JOHN l. NIsBET. Secretary.
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Comparative exports OF -four, wheat and corn from
the principal Atlantic ports for weeks ending
July % and from January l, 1881 and 1882:
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NEW-YORk- July 1857.
SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.
> "A srecla meeting Of the Bosom and
New-YorI AR Line Kalro1d Company WI De ned az the
MddetOWn state OF COnnec
tirut on "wednesday. 9TH OF September, 1892 at
the purpose OF submitting Tor the approval
this cOmDanY's rail-
road and property u the New-YOrK Haven and Hart
ford ailroad Company consideration OF any
other properly before such meeting
The stock tran be closed from the stn day Of
August So az p m 18Th OF September, 1882 ~
o. N. both days inclusive.
By order OF the Board Of Directors. -
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OFFICE OF
NEW. YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD co,
NFW YORK Juy l9, 1882.


THIS COmpa y has made IN arran cement
i with Messrs DREXEI- MO tGAN q co 70 Gtend The
Third Mortgage issued by the NewlOTk and Ere Rail
road Company maturing March principal payable
in forty years that date and the interest March AMI
September annually cent per annum, both
in United the present standard weight and
bneuess.
The right extend above has been reserved TO such OF
present holders desire to avail Of II ard shall de
their purpose with Messrs Drexel Nor
gan q CO. prior OF December next such bonds as
NAV not extended holders presented for that
pose BY Drexe Morgan & Co.. Will DE PAID at ma
turity. H. .Jh" ELL FroAuon@
% WALL-sT. NEW. YORK. July l9, 1882
ReferrnQ TO the above the NewYOfk, Lake Erie
and Rlroad Company now ready TO receive
Of the New YORK and Erie kaiIrOAd Ihho MortgHSe
Bonds for extension.
Ne e a so prepared 1OO and accrued interest
any of the bonds holders Of which desire 70 sen
than extend 90
400 400 WANTED for a term of
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The following are the quotations for securities
on the free list"
------ P1d ssEed Bid Asked.
Colorado Coal and \ 6leAAsl~suu 90
Iron. LIST con 6S 81 SI2 70 iAnu 9o15P- ,eo
II & Den C1ty 90. Se0Onu - N'A'-'-- N
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THE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT CO.,
4 CAPITAL, <jJO.OUO.
SIX PER CENT COUPON BONDS. PAYABLE quarterly.
POST. MARTIN & CO "a PINE-oE
THE REGULAR annual meeting of the
i stockholders OF the NEWYORK ANDTEXAs LAND
COMPANY LIMITED, viii be- held az The office OF the COM
pany No 81 Waist the city Of NewIOrk. on TUES
bay tie day August \. D. oS at ~ clock noon,
Of directors and three inspectors OF
Flecfon ana for the OF business which may
be brou INT The stock transfer books will
DO closed on July 20 and opened on August 3 1882.
SAMU THORNE lcefresident.
JOHN :. BARNES, Secretary
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THE FATHER DE SMET CONSOLIDATED
Il GOLD MINING CoAPANY nas declared Dividend
Twenty Cents snare payable al the once o'
L.AIDLAW & co, Il Walst. August L
Ai" ~ ~ II. IDEAS. Secretary.
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rTHE TEXAS and PACIFIC RAILWAY co.


The coupons August 1857. OF the hrst mOftgAso
Rio Grande DIVISION Bonds OF this company N DC ps" ~,
and the Mercantile Irast COMPANY Il"
D"'' G E. sATTERLEE, Treasurer.
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DENVER AND RIO GRANDE.
1880. ls8
- a
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The following Is the comparative statement OF the
Canal Auditor showing the total number of tons OF
each article cleared on the canals for the week
ended July 81 and the total movements since the
opening OF navigation. 1881 and 1882:
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SOLOhpeo' HO~ 1881
-lesG e6aaI5 Inc lA2..yy
Fourth week IN July. teoSoo ISaT1J Inc. 2Js,jsO
January 10 July 81. l,23l.lTo l'A''' .,-nc,naI
The receipts Of -four and gram NJ w, were:
Atlantic ports this Sd day OF AuguS' "''0
Sew-1ork
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THAT receptacle of the mighty dead
Westminster Abbey-is fitting resting
place for the body of Charles Darwin,
and the position chosen-near to the
tomb Of Sir Isaac Newton--is, undoubt-
edly, an appropriate one. Among the
strong Drained sons of men, there has
not, since the days of the man beside
whose dust Darwin's will rest, entered
the Abbey portals one who has made a
larger mark in cosmogony, or started
more original, orrevolutionary thoughts.
What the future faith of the world will
be regarding the great evolutionist's
idea of the origin of man, no one can
say, but should the patient and intrepid
scientists chain of reasoning be sup
piled, one day, with the "missins link,
Charles Darwin will stand ahead of al
discoverers and interpreters OF natural
science. As it is, be has done so much
The Rugbeian. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1881-1882, 1882-04-29

IT IS proposed by several lovers Of
music in our midst to organize band,
not for the purpose of private increase
of wealth, but for the benefit of the
whole town. Next week we hope to be
able to announce more, and fuller par
ticulars of the STEP In the meantime
we are able to state few ideas regard
ing it. The band will be composed of
an independent body of men in the form
Of a society, governed by bylaws, etc,
but, it is proposed, the instruments
shall not be the property of the indi-
vidual members, but of the whole band
Such being the case the instruments of
torture-this, of course, before practice
has made perfect-would really belong
to the town, and would always remain
with us, whatever changes the band
might undergo.
Now we come to the tender point,
the money, without which "the sound
of the cornet, flute, harp, sackbut,
psaltery, and all kinds of music can
not be heard. We are told about $3.50
will be required, of which some $50
have been already promised, and to
raise the balance it is proposed to appeal
to all those who love the concord OF
sweet sounds" have the interests of the
colony at heart, and think the addition
of band of musicians would be an
acquisition of real wealth to our other
attractions
1t is thought that eight young men
will be sufficient to form the company
and, we believe, the names Of five have
been already collected. 1t is further
desired by the organizers to start only
with those who are likely to be perma
nent residents of Rugby.
Should the projectors not be success
full in putting their idea into practice
they will return all monies subscribed
to the donors, within reasonable time
We much hope the project, which il
a genuine one, and not a mere whim, OF
feeler, will meet with the support W,
think it we'll deserves.
The Rugbeian. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1881-1882, 1882-04-29
RUGBY, TENN, SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1882

that naturalists must ever look to him
as teacher and fount of instruction.
veritable " Triton of the minnows."
We read the pall-bearers at the inter
ment were Professor Huxley, Sir Joseph
Hooker, Sir John Lubbock, Lord Derby,
Alfred Russell Wallace, Duke Of Argyll,
William Spottiswood, and Russell
Lowell, the latter gentleman ably repre-
senting the culture of this country,
and the whole number fitting body
of representative men to do honour to
a great student and teacher Deputa-
tions from learned societies, and men
distinguished in widely different fields
of research, gathered to pay the last
debt of respect to one who had added
so much to the sum of human know,
ledge.
The Rugbeian. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1881-1882, 1882-04-29


The half yearly report of the Commis
sary shows q better state Of affairs than
might have been expected, or was, we
believe, anticipated by the shareholders,
and, taken altogether, may even be
called highly satisfactory. We do not
think it calls for any special observa-
tions, other than the above, except it
be to congratulate the Trustees, and
officers of the Commissary, upon the
way they have managed the ship during
a six months voyage in rather stormy
weather
The hard times have not had the
effect upon the undertaking we should
have looked for, and in comparing the
amount of money now due the Commits
sary from purchasers, with the same
item in the report, SIX months ago,
we are even astonished the amount due
is not much larger, as it is no use deny
ing neither money, nor work, has been
over plentiful the past fall and. winter
1t was elected, too, at the meeting, that
the money owing was for goods mainly
had within the past fortnight, which is
about as near touching cash transactions
as the most particular nocredit man
would expect to see, under the clrcum-
stances.
The losses altogether by bad debts
since the starting of the Commissary
have been quite fractional, and we
think Mr.. Tucker has done his part
we'll in very difficult position.
The Rugbeian. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1881-1882, 1882-04-29
RUGBY COMMlSSARY.

The half yearly meeting was held on
Saturday last, 22nd inst, at the Com
missary Hall, Mr.. j. H. Blackjack tax
ing the chair shortly after s Pm.
The Chairman, i'll opening the meet
ing, pointed out that this was the end
of the third week, although it was the
fourth Saturday, of the month, and
that the Bylaw fixing the date of the
meeting had thereby been substantially
adhered to.
The Chairman then read the Balance
sheet for the past six months
The Rugbeian. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1881-1882, 1882-04-29

In this cause it appears to the Court from
complainants bill, which is sworn to, that the
respondents Hillery Smith, Mathew A. Null
llnax, Catherine Mullinax, Rosetta Mullinax,
and John Mullinax are all non residents OF
the State Of Tennessee.
1t is therefore ordered by the Court that
Hillery Smith, Matthew A. Mulinax,
Catherine Mulinax, Rosetta Mullinax, and
John Mullinax be required to appear at tn
next term of this Court, to be held at the
Courthouse, in jamestown, Tenn, on the
first Monday in May, 1882, and make defence
to said bill or said cause will be proceeded with
er pdrte as to them.
1t is further ordered by the Court that a
copy of this order be published in The
Rugbeian, newspaper published at Rugby
A. b. WRIGHT, Clerk.
jamestown, Tenn, April 5th, 1882.
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East Tennessee.
The TABLE LANDS OF THE
CUMBERLAND MOUNTAINS.
Cheap Lands, Magnificent Climate,
Good Soil, Good Water,
Good Markets.

We are now sub-dividing 10000 acres, in
Fentress County, into l00-acre lots. This
land Is situated on either side of the road
leading from Sedgemoor station ION the Gin
cinnati Southern RR) to Jamestown, and
commences about 4 miles west of Rugby. 1t
is beautifully located, and its capabilities for
farming purposes stock raising. and fruit and
vegetable raising, are undoubted. In order to
give the first settlers fair chance, we offer
these lands, for the present, at the extremely
low price Of So per acre; quarter down, and
the balance Oh time. with q per cent. annual
interest. We also give to parties purchasing
the option for two years for as much land as
they may purchase. at the same price, by pay
ING taxes and interest. AS the value of land
increases with settlement, 1t is safe to say
that at the end of the two years the reserved
land, if sold by the purchaser, will nett enough
profit to pay for the original purchase.
Land will be sold only TO bona fde settlers.
MIR. WILLIAM RoBINsoN. whose hack makes
connection with the 5:45 P m. train from
Cincinnati at Sedgemoor station, will
take parties to the land at reasonable
rates, aud who will also be able to give all
information regarding the same. Mr.. J. N.
CLARKE, OF Rugby. aud Mr. CYRus CLARKE, OF
Jamestown, will be pleased to give all intorma-
ton regarding larger tracts for numbering,
mining, or for obtaining bark.
As soon as the plotting is completed We will
publish map of the land and the Surrounding
country. For all further information apply
10
M. H. ALLARDT 6 CO.,
PORT HURON, MICHIGAN.
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W"JESSE JAMES is DEAD. .ay

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2. The Farmers World-a full page of
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A U O T L O N !
Various Useful Articles.

Including COOKING SrovE, Kitchen Furniture,
Tools, &C., will be OFFERED FOR SALE, in
front Of the Library, Genital Avenue, Rugby, on
Saturday, May 9th, at three pm.
E. BERTZ
The Rugbeian. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1881-1882, 1882-04-29
E. II. BOOTH,
LAND AGENT 6 SURVEYOR,
WARTBURG, TENN

WAN I NU, IENN.
Examines and makes Abstracts of Titles, Pays
Taxes, &c. Parties owning lands in Morgan and
adjoining counties would do well to confer with
me.
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GARDEN SEEDS.

d. M. FERRY & Co.'S first -class vegetable
and flower seeds may be obtained of ]. H.
9LAcKLocK, Treforest Farm, Rugby, Morgan
County Tenn.
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9 R ID El r

John Lyons and Nary
Jane Lyons
In the County
Van Smith, Richard Court of Fentress
Hogue, Elisabeth County, Tenn.
Hogue, VIM. Islam
Mullinax. John Null
linax, Rosetta Null Petition for Par
hnax, Catherine Null tition.
linax, Mathew A.
Mullinax, and Hilery
Smith.
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BIRTH.

MILMow--On the 25th inst, at the Brown House,
Rugby, the wife of James Milmow, of a
daughter.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

1t was proposed to divide q dividend
of 81 per cent. The following memo
randa relate,to some details of expense /;
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Examined by me and found correct.
H. voS GLENN.