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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-05-03
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-05-03

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-09

nisgefa are block from the color Of
their bile. But in America, "the
darkies all ]" have yellow bile; in
other countries il is green.
When the dietary of the Jews is
now 3 question of the day, it may
not be generally known. that the Tai.
mud prohibits Tsraelites not only
from eating pork and rabbits. but
fish without shells, and aLove all
"birds OF prey" t I
t A seiensist draws attention to the
explosive properties of dried blood.
Many persons have gun POWER in
their blood We know. Human blood
makes capital dynamite. 1t is time
to remember, that according to ia
cobinus, no wealthy family in Rome
could be bled without permission Of
the Pope.
Paternity claim: ''that negro baby
mine. nsVer!" Friend: but re-
member you were in mourning at
the time"
Henri to his sister: "For noe. a
beautiful girl without fortune, is
only a boy"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-09
Sc1p1o. n. Y. Dec. i. 1879.

I am the Pastor of the Baptist
Church here, and an educated
physician. [ am not in practice, but
am my sole family physician, and
advise in many chronic cases. Over
a year ago l recommended your
Hop Bitters to my invalid wife, who
has been under medical treatment
of Albany's best physicians several
years. She has become thoroughly
cured of her various complicated
diseases by their use. We both
recommend them to our friends,
many of whom have also been cured
Of their various ailments by them.
Rev. E. r. WARREN.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-09
LYDIA G. PTNKHAM'8
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
De a Positive Cure

For all those Painful Complaints and Weaknesses
go common 20 our best female population.
a Medicine for Woman. Invented by Woman.
Prepared by a Woman.
hs Greatest gesaI Discovery Since the Dawn Of History
tIt revives the dropping spirits, inyigOrates and
armonizes the organic functions gives elasticity and
nness to the STEP restores the natural lustre to the
eye and plants on the pale cheek Of woman the fresh
toses Of LIES spring and early summer time.
t Physicians Use II and Prescribe 1t Freesy- "a
1t removes fantness fatuency, destroys alleraving
or stimulant and relieves weakness Of the stomach
That feeling OF bearing down, causing pain, weighs
and bacache is always permanently cured by its use
For the cure Of Kidney Complaints OF either sex
this Compound Is unsurpassed.
LYDIA Z. PINKHAEp3 BLOOD PURIFIER
will eradicate every Yestt &c of hunor5 from the
Blood and ,iye tone and Iength to the SYSTEM OF
man woman or cA-4d. lnsS o. having Il
Both the Compound and Blood Purifier are prepared
at9ra and s5 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass. Price Of
either 81 Six bottles for S. Sent by mail in the form
Of pills. or Of IozcncE on receipt of price, 81 per box
Tor either Mrs Pakham freely all letters OF
inquiry. Enclose Set. stamp. Send for pamphlet.
No family should be without LYDIA E. PTNKHAIrs
LIVERs PILLS. They cure constipation, DiHoCsnessI
end torpidity Of the LIVER. % cents per box
REsOld By al Druggists. az ~
, ItSTA4@ ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-09

NASAL INJEGEUR 1Tee Win
-93h bottle OF Shjioh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price soc. Sold By 2. c
NJ [. Drug SfnJa l1@
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-09

Makes Collections, Remjtting Pro
osedS Promptly
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-09

Receives Deposits Payable on Demand,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-09

The Academy OF Sciences of Bor-
deaux lsments. its grand prize is still
going begging, that offered to dem-
onstrate the descent of blacks from
whites. One doctor lays down that
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-07-17
Bslluire Tribune. 1a.h inst.

Issues were fairly Joined between the
Baltimore l. Ohio and the Ohio Valley
roads yesterday morning. A number
Of men went to work grading for the
Oaio Valley road, willie the B & o. has
on force of about so. The 0 " em.
ployes we're notified to quit work. ,sbut
refused to comply with the demand
David Lee. B DO Road Master, has
heen telegraphed for and will be here
soon. The B. & o force is engaged in
laying au apology for track. and has q
force OF men at work on timber to be
used for . trestle work on which to erect
Q warehouse to "accommodate the
freight from the B., z, & C" It. il
strange that in all the years the B. 2. 4
C. has been running it. never before oc-
CURED to this obliging p Company to
accommodate" them. until now, when
Il thinks II necessary to attempt to os
tracize the D. v road Public senti
ment in town is thoroughly aroused, and
there is not man, woman or child In
Bellaire who does not heartily condemn
this selfish, childish, dogin-the manger
action,o the B 4 o There Is little
doubt of the final outcome OF the strug.
gle being victory for the Ohio Valley
hut, in the meantime, this action on the
part of the B d o will cause consider
able annoyance and delay Such spol.
icy as this never prospered anybody
never will, nor never should, and will
react upon the instigators thereof.
You can wager your last dollar that
Gen. WARNER will bring the B. & o to
terms. II ss 9g
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Noble County Press.
Base Ball.

A side splitting, laugh.and.srow.ist
game OF base ball is to be played at
Caldwell as soon as the weather will ad
NIT, between the 1nvincible and EclIpse
clubs This will be one Of the most in.
terestine games of the season.
The Ecliuse nine are Thos. H. Young
Captain and catcher;G A. Smith, pitch.
er; A 5. Bivens. first base; c. Foster,
second base; W. W. Collins, third base
J. Dilley, short stop; C s Sergeant
left field; DR.. J L. Curtis, right field
II r Mason, center feld; W. G. Okey
scorer.
TIE Invincible nine are Henry Tener
Captain and catcher; c. s. Curry. pitch
er; Wm. Glitiden nrst b.se; A P. Jen
nings, second base; John W. Upton
Jr., third basel r. Knouff. short stop
J. W. Webber, right deld; z. W Evans
left field, R W. Summers. center field
]. N Dalsell, scorer; Judge W. H Fra
z,sr. Umpire.
This game is to be played without re,
spect to the rules governing other clubs
From the ruling OF the umpire there Il
no appeal. G.. NJ Watson, lemonad'
manager, will see that all PLAYERS are
furnished with free drinks. Look ou
for posters With full information. AL
will be invited to attend aud witness tn,
game. Reserved seats for ladies.
BY order OF the managers.
r. NJ. McVAY,
THos. Tao MAS,
S. X You've.
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wheeling wholesale Market.

aESLiu0s vuty 4Us
Grain-Wheat 81 06 per hushsl.
State oats 3Sa40c; western oats on the
track 4Oa49c. RYE 7Os75c, and very
little offering. IS
Flour-Fancv patents. i.pring and
~intert7 50a7 75;St. Louis winter J
g 5Oa 6 IS; fancy family white amter
and winter 8 0Oa6 25; choice family
(choice red wIntef15 s 50s6 90 Xxx fam.
ily (medium win,erJ 8. 60a5 rs. ~
Hay and Straw--Prime timothy baled
Il . 00ag 90 according to quality, tef
ton prime new loose 9 00al0 90.
Vinegsr-Choice wine. l2c, per GsE ;
standard CITY brands, 1ls13c per -asl. ;
country, 13s15 per gall, M to quality.
Beams Choice navy, Z So; mediam
: Is; Lima, 6s61c per III.
Dried Ffuits-Apples, sliced. 6afOn;
DO quarters 7sSc; peaches. halses, 90;
peeled DO 15slSc. ''F s'
Cheese--fs quoted ct "a TOT prime
Western and 13}sl5 for New FORK
Sweitser 164al7c, according TO quality
Limbprger 1zc.
Seeds-TlnotEy pet bushel zaz 10;
claser y so for sfnall. 10
TaIlo~-Market stesdy country 7a7}c,
beesws1 23a25c per ID
Eggs-Strictiy fresh, l5s16c
Butter-Extfs choice Uhiot 10a1fc;
'm<di1fn. Case. +
Vegetables Potatoes, Z 25a2 60;
green onions. 30cpef dos~n. sirawber.
ries fzaafSc pet quart; tsew tomst0es
3 Is per box; cucumbers, 2 so per
box; green peas, 40a60s per hox; csb.
baee, new, per barrel %; green be1ns
L Is per bof.
Apples-Choice Der bbl 2 20 res
Rags.-Co,ton. white, per 10 zAc; cote
ton. mix"d, 2a24c, wooled 3,3c
Fea'hefs-Live geese firm ct 56a60c;
45s60c tot mixed.
Wool-1s ssill dull and wssk. Tie
hest srsde 10 not quoted above 5043ac
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Notice to NONRESIDENT Land Own.
ers Of View Of County
Road. Alterations,

To the Heirs of Martin Baadsr. Deccdscdi
You are hereby notified that at the June
session, 1883, Of the Commissioners Of Mon.
roe County, Ohio, John Luedy and others
1led their petition for the alteration Of q
County Road as follows:
Commencing at the foot Of the hill on
the lands of Mary and Margaret Nesbitt on
the Sardis and Woodsfsld road; thence
through the lands Of Mary aud Margaret
Nssbitt. Peter Winklsr, C. Mozsman, God.
frsv Gasser. the heirs of A lam Rsigenbaush,
Christian stalder. John Reigenbaugh. Jr.,
the heirs Of Chris Bendsl and Martin Bader;
thence to intersect the Fishing Creek and
Wsodsfsld road.
That viewers and surveyor Of said road
we're appointed by said Commissioners; and
that said viewers and surveyors will meet
at sardis, Lee township, on the 31st day cf
July, 1888 At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to enter up.
on the discharge of their duties.
JOHN LURDY, Principal Petitioner.
July g. 1883, VA.
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ITENLS.

ALEXANDER JOHNSON, OF Zsnesville.
whose dry goods establishment was
closed by the sheriff last week, has been
arrested on. two ind ctments for embez.
element and one for forgery, and has
been lodged In jail.-Enterprise
The stockholders of the Caldwell
Fair Association held . meeting last
Monday aud resolved by unanimous vote
to increase the cap,tsl stock to $4,000
We learn that preparations will at once
begin to arrange grounds for an exhi,
bition next fall Noble Co. Press.
WILLrAM BoRroN, Of Oxford town.
ship, Guernsey county. received 64 votes
In the Senatorial Convention( y on
Thursday, June 2Sth. The Bsrnessilie
News says "he possesses large share
OF the good hard sense so much needed
10 our State Legislature. Under such
a showing perhaps its q pity Borton
didn't get there. Ohio Democrat.
OK last Thursday Drs. Martin, Wall
4 Simons operated upon the little child
OF Joseph Crum. OF near Fulds, for
double hair-lip. It was . complicated
case, and one 10 which . portion Of the
upper jaw bad to be removed to com.
plete It. The case at last sceounts were
reported doing we'll. with every pros.
pect OF success.-Nobls County Prcss.
18th ut.
T'HE State Journal has q wool marke,
report from over twenty Of the promi.
nent wool counties OF the State. The
prevailing price appears TO be from 80
to 33&s. Our Republican friends who
thought Gsrfeld's election would make
wool 80 cents pound had big opin.
ion OF the tariff then. Now they don't
think the tsrif amounts to much. The
low price Of wool is on account of Ar
thur not being married.-Cadiz Ssnti.
mel
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Democrats generally are OF opinion
tha, Hoadly will he elected over the
combined opposition Of the Republicans
and the Enqnirer's Washington cores
pondeni.-Nsble County Press.
/, An. Indiana woman gave up her trip
80 Calitorpi,. sold her ticket for halt
price and returned home from the rail
road station ON learning that che could
not have her pet dog on the Car with
her.
William Mortimer, one.hsnded
composiror In the Office OF the Carbon
(Pa.) Advocate, iastens bis s'i"k dag
onaliy across the "t" box. and sets, cor
rects, and distributes $4,000 ems Of .olid
minion each day
An agreement has been arrived ct he
tween N de Lesseps, and the Govern
ment OF Great Britain, which provide.
for new Suez Canal parallel to tie one
now in existence; for a reduction Of
canal dues and for The, appointment OF
an English surveyor OF traffic
Major Wasson, the defau'ting pay
master OF the regular army. was lodged
in the Kansas penitentiary at Leaven worth
on Monday. He stood up bravely under
his load of disgrace until thev came to
shave of his "beautiful blonde mus
tache," when, report saws, be broke
down and wept lik child
There is no little excitement among
Republican leaders because the revenue
districts IN this State have been reduced
10 number. and a few useless officials
turned out. This must be remedied and
will be remedied by appointing each
headless official to take charge as deputy
until after the election No reduction
OF salaries or of the number OF Gov
erpment officials will be tolerated OF
present,
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JACKSON TOWNSHIP ITEMS.


WIrTENs, OHIo, July 10, 1883.
Our church is q beauty now.
The wheat is all cut.
We have. not seen the opposition boa,
yet.
II Lovengood had the threats made
against him that Rosebud had be would
not have taken time to squeal he would
have had his gripsack packed and been
out west, growing up with the country,
before this time.
Rosebud took the Sunday School pic.
mic in at Antioch on the 7th inst. 1t was
Q success in every respect, and it was
represented BY quite number OF hand.
some young ladies and respectable gen
tlemen. ! say gentlemen because they
had respect for the ladies and sense
enough not to be under the influence oil
liquor. can say it is the first picnic
that WAS er at that some person was
not drunk and trying to show off Ar
address was made by several able speak
ers. AmusemeB,s were furnished fol
everybody. Late in the evening all were
homeward hound, feeling satisfied.
Several OF our young ladies and gen
tlemen are. going to picnic at Stewartt
orchard soon. LITTLE RosEIUD.
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The Two Horse Act. =

The Pittsburgh Christian Advocate
prints lsttet from Rev A. B. Leonard,
Of Cincinnati, describing The Republican
situation In Ohio In this way:
It. is regarded as quite feat for cir
Gus performer to ride two herses at once
at great speed, though they run in the
same direction; but no performer has
ever been found that can ride at the
same time two horses running in oppo-
site directions. This impossible fea,
the Republican party leaders are trying
TO accomplish. They are attempting to
ride both the Prohibition and the open
saloon horses at the same time, and there
is q strong probability that they will be
left by both
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-07-17

vPilots L,ng ami Keller and Capt.
Thomas having been indicted for the
third time for the Scioto disaster, Judge
Jackson, who is holding United States
Court at Parkersburg, says be intends
10 try all these steamboat cases the pres.
ent term. He feels that somebody has
been guilty OF gross manslaughter, and
be is going to see who are the responsi
BILE parties. Pilot Dave Ksllef's case
has been set for the 10th inst. He Or
dered subj e1as issued for fortv.eight
witnesses. which looks like he vas going
to. make strong defense. Judge james
II. Ferguson has been employed by the
goyernmsnt to assist Gen. Flick Ia the
Eprosecution.-Bsllaire lsdependess.
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On Saturday, the 7th, pocket boob
containing Two notes, one was due 2Si
Dec 1883, the other due 23d Dec,
1eS4. each S29 a. Notes given BY W
WiLLisoN Pocket book also contained
money between $4,000 and $500 90
Any person who returns the pocket book
to this Office viii receive $500 reward
JAS. NJ. DoUaHERTY.
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EE Brick Pomeroy admits thst he or.
gsnized the greenback party, and says:
''Instead OF becoming what I intended
II should, it became q party OF cranky
hacks, political tricksters, traders and
dealers. The principles OF the Green.
back party are still slive to-day, but the
party Is an ill-smeiling corpse The
trouble with It was that it was taken con.
troll Of by men who wanied office, 20 wer
and money. Every broken down party
hack, every useless political camp-fol.
lower, Joined the Greenback ranks and
tried to lead IT. 1t became failure be-
cause the members OF the party fell over
one another in the scramble for places
When they could not get places they sold
out the party for shekels. They sucked
the raw eggs and then thought they
could make the custard without them"
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Index to New Advertisements.
Lost. JAS NJ. DOUeHERrr
LEGAL Notes and Notions.

-kuss SMrfH is visiting his parents in
Kansas.
workmen are engaged in repairing
Che court room.
Miss Lss HAYDEN is visiting friends
In Monmouth, Ills.
MIss loNE tWAErox 10 visiting 10
Wheeling and Bellaire.
Mrs. WiLEr and daughters, OF Bellaire,
visited st J. B. Darees' last week.
Nc. KsArr. OF near Stafford. this
county. died suddenly one day last week
FRANK CITIZENS and JosErH wRIeH1
were discharged from service 10 the jail
last week.
ESQ. HuRD and Mr.. B q. MALLoRr.
of Clarington, made q business trip to
town last Thursday.
A decldedly interesting letter from n
A. s, OF Kansas, will, be found else,
where 10 this paper.
RoAD TAX RECEIPTS for sale at
Tak SrIRrr once. Orders by mail will
feceiveo pprmt attention.
Misses SUE and EVA NEsBITT, OF Sar.
die, attended the teachers examination
IN this place last Saturday.
Prof. WATSON 4 BARBER's select
school closed last Friday. The next
term opens on ibe 23d inst.
Mrs. W b. MALtoRr and Mrs. Wiz
SINS, Of Carington, are visiting at W
E. MALLoRr's in this place.
Prof. g. W.. HAxlLroN.s school al
Antioch, and Prof. D. Movers, at
BeaIlsville, commenced on the 18th inst.
The noise OF boys playing in the hall
of che court house is very annoying to
those Who transact business in the on
ces.
Mrs.. r. A. WILuAxs and children.
Miss DAIsY and Master RoY, Of Wash
ington City, are visiting friends in
Woodsfeld.
An Italian, working on the r, 2. d c.
Railroad, under SuLEsBERGER 4 SroEHR,
near Cumberland, Guernsey county, was
killed one day last week by cart upset.
ting and falling upon him.
New counterfeit ten cent pieces have
been put In circulation. They are q
good limitation d closely resemble
the silver piece. but the metal is quite
brittle aud will break With hard pres
sure. ~
Hon. F NJ. ATKINSON has not been SO
well for the past week. His disease Is
thought to be Of q malignant character.
Or. N. W. O'BRrEs, OF Barnesville, sees
him about once week. Dr.. REA is his
attending physician.
The Democrats OF Noble County have
nominated the following ticket: R'p-
fesentativs. I: W. Finley; clerk, Law
renee Berry; sheriff, B Eggs Williams !;
commissioner. Isaac e. Reed; in6rMa-
~ director, Ezra Polling.
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The following, copied from the Lowell
Daily Courier. speaks we'll of an article
made in their city: "Hood's Sarsaparilla
is last growing INTO use, and doing much
good. This is no patent medicine bu'
preparation Of q standard article for
specific diseases, and its effect is said to
be very marked. The testimonials which
they give are bona tide, from parties who
have used the preparation, and cheer.
fully give their testimony as to its worth.
Those afflicted With Scrofula, Bilious
ness or General Debility, should try this
remedy. Hood & Co are careful and
experienced pharmacists, and their pre-
parations can be relied on"
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Important to Freemasons.

The following official description oil
the symbolic ring, as adopted at the last
session Of the Supreme Council. may be
Of interest to those whose lavish taste
'.outsbines the wealth OF Urinus or the
Ind:"
Resolved, That the ring OF the 14th
degree is plain, fat band Of gold, hay-
ing engraved or enameied on the outside
thereof an Equilaterai Triangle, and
within the same the first letter OF the In.
effable Name in Hebrew, and that within
the ring shall be engraved the motto o!
the degree, "Wbom virtue shall unite
death cannot SEPARATE In such language
IS may be selected, as also the name ol
the brother aud the date on which he
received the fourteenth Degree. The
ring shall be worn on the third finger oI
the left hand.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-07-17

w With almost every travelling cir.
Gus the India rubber man Is one OF the
features and his contortions are looked
upon IS wonderful, aud hnt few persons
are aware that We have right here 10 our
midst the eqnal Of almost apy OF them
We refer to Miss Ella May, daughter Of
j II. Brown, wh', though only nine
years of age, and has not been subject
to any special training, yet can perform
many Of the feats Of the salaried show.
men With thorough training there is
but little doubt that she would have few,
II any superiors in that line. She is q
veritahle little India rubber GIRL
GAINESVILLE Enterprise.
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~ The commissioners OF this coun
" we're in consultation ~ith the com
missioners OF Noble county at Caldwell
a few days ago, IN reference to the bull
ding of Children's Home. Nothing
definite was decided, but the question o
building q Home in this county viii
probably be submitted to the voters a'
the October election -Cambridse Js6sr
sonian.
Monroe county should Join the Con
miasioners Of Nrble and Guernsey IN
the charitable csuse, il It is agreeable to
all parties sSF sEF S~X
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Carlisle Pal Volunteer.

In nominating Judge Hoadly for Gov.
ernor the Democrats OF Ohio made ;
wise selection. Although Republican
at one tim. he has been an enthusiastic
Democrat for quite . number of years
and enjoys the full confidence Of the
friends of honest government oil over
the State. In 1880 he Was temporary
chairman of the National Democratic
Convention Ut Cincinnati, and the writer
OF these lines had the pleasure Of listen.
ing to his address on that occasion. We
remember vividly how his reference to
"tbe Old Ticket" were the most loudly
applauded of any OF bic sentences.
There is every Indication Of his trium-
phant election.
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Parnell,s Big Fund.

CHioAas. July 12.-The Citizen to-
morrow will say: The Parnell fund II
Ireland has risen to over $50. 900. Ii
Chicago it i, within a fraction OF S7,,
600 In Msssachusetts il has reached
nearly 90 600. so that not counting Aus
tralis anil district Of the United State,
and Canada not yet reported. the ttea'i
mortal to the Irish leader i, now ovel
800. .0U0 hard cash II will be rsfssd to
at least $4,000. -ssss
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last quotations, ranging nov from Sito
y, with o few extra shade higher,
and very few q. low as Sc, ro6gh hogs
selling Z. SIC, sud most sales about
S3sSa.. :
Sheep-We qdote common to falr
sheep at 34.4tc; and the better grader
ct 44.54,, few selling at the latter
price. Lambs lAaes, and stock shssp
2 00a3 Is per head.
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Jay GouId,s Notice.

New YoRK, July l2.-The Post says
jay Gould gives public notice that, il
consequence ef the Inconvenience to
many holders of Western Union Tele
graph stocks, by reason of the malicious
and vexa,ious suits, be has arranged
with the Mercantile Trust Company tc
advance to all such stockholders tht
amou9t OF their dividends upon the as
signment OF the same 10 him.