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The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21
FOrd'S Rifle Box.

FOR SAVING FINE GOLD in Hydraulic or Placer Dig
gings-or for Quartz mills.
Individual rights and Machines at pricesvaryng from
Sa5 to $50 to be had at the compans Office CONNER
cal Street nearly opposite landckers Brick store
Doct. SINNERS Rooms
All persons in sierra Nevada Placer Fl Dorado Sac
ramento. Plumas, Yuba, Butte counties, desiring
machines the of the rainy should
apply Immediately, send their orders to F. r. FORD &
co. care Doct J. 8. SKINNER so that disappointment
may occur tbs arst orders will take precedence
Mr. Fords headquarters will be al Nevada until further
notice.
J. s. SKINNER, Secy Agt,
III persons cautioned against infringing :on the
principles of Machine Invention shall
edly prosecute all violation
F. r. FORD co.
Nevada, Nov. 9-t
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21
Shaving for the MilIieu!

A. s RUGG has the honor of informing his old
" friends and the community in general that after
having served the town faithfully Constable honor
he has returned TO his old profession for profit and has
Fitted up perfect little b0a OF shop in the C. s HOTEL
where he is prepared with the sharpest razos and The
usua sFapheriaiia of the tonsoral aris 10 dress up
countenanccs and locks Of gentlemen the adnirs
BILE style.
Nevada, October c6, Ie55-3m
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21
Notice to DeIjDouenfs.

rENHE Delinquent Tax List is being made out and
will appear in the County papers about the middle
Of the present month This therefore to notify all de-
linquens that if they do not wish their names
print they would do well to call and previous
that time The Collector will be the SheriGs Office in
Nevada during business hours Saturday OF each
". w WRIGHT,
Ex-oGicio Tax Collector Nevada County.
Nevada. December It'd
DOCkET-BOuK L0ST-0n the night of November goth
L at Orleans Flat Morocco covered Book containing
Notes and pa pers of some value.
One note signed by Arthur AcGee x Co., payable to
Jerome Briggs, for S2l500. One by Macs & Gard for
Tor Sill CO. One BY Hay * Jones for SIS CO. One by
stephen Mead for 81, 95. One by William Forsyth for
S3i IL Also. in avor Of Tabor and signed ty Sher
wood K Co.. for $3.50 90 One signed By Manly Eames
Co. and payable William Baker for SOS IS One signed
by Benjamin for $50 in favor of the saue besides
Execution against Weaver Glover Co. with pa
Of no value to any person except the The
inder will be literally rewarded tor leaving the
the Journal Office. Nevada.
HENRY NOON.
nccg rhar =
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the corporation of the
~ NEVADA COUNTY AND SACRAMENTO CANAL Co will
prosecute 10 the extent of the law, any espasser upon
their rights and privileges the South Yuba River; and
all persons hereby warned not TO obsruct divert
from their natural course the cierS Of the Lakes other
fceisrs Of said above the site of sgid company
proposed Dam upon the same. Per order
T. W. COLBURN.
Secretary of y. C. 6 S. C. Company.
Verdd1 Nor so. 1S55-u
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21
Ordinance No. III.

In relation TO the Collection Of TIrcs and Licenses.
r shall be the duty of the Marshal report to the town
Attorney all of default of individuals to pay
such Taxes or Licenses be assessed against due
from them
TIE Town Attorney shall therefore commence suit
against such delinquents and shall be allowed the
of Five Dollars for each conviction which shall taxed
as costs and be collected rs other costs of suit
Passed December 3, 1855.
SIS. HUSSEY, President.
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21

e DOZEN DR.. S. C. ScIntyre's celebrated TOOTH POW
" DERS for sale 1t tho City Drug Store by
JOHN LARK
Wholesale and Retail Druggist
gR Price 81, 90 per Box.
Nevada, December I'm
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A. BLOCK e Co.
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.

No. Al, Commercial street, Corner of Pine
WHOLESALE AND Retail. Dealers in Ready Made
w Clothing, Gentlemen Furnishing Goods and India
Rubber Coats and Boots. Have hand and are con
stanty receiving the extensive and complete assor
ment ever brought to this market
Their Stock consists in part Coats of every variety
Pants of every kind from the finest the coarsest India
Rubber Coats and Bootsvery large stock together with
Vests, Shirts, Hats Drawers, Hardkefchefs Buck and
other Gloves in endless variety and all other articles
usually kept at similar establishments
TIE public invited to call and it will afford us great
pleasure to show them immense Stock whether they
wish to purchase
We especially call the attention of the Mining Com
munity to very large Stock of Rubber Coats-back
and whe-Short and long legged Rubber Boots of the
best quality.
Our facilities for purchasing Goods not surpassed
We buy in large quantities and from first hands. Suffice
it to say if We cannot suit you in stock we think it
will be useless to look further.
Thankful for the very large patronage of which
heretofore been the recipients by strict attention TO
sness and best endeayors TO please hope to merit
sentinuance OF the same.
ONE PRICE AND no DEVIATION.
A. BLOCK & co.
No II Commercial st. corner Pine
Nevada Nov. O. 1s55-tt
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Agency For Boston ReIting co.'s

INDIA RUBBER Hos: AND BETTING; Couplings and
Il Hose pipes.
NACKIE & PATTiSON,
Al the Pioneer Express ofce
Nevada, December lift
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21
SIMMONS

StTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, S.
Diiirct Court of the l4th Judicial District of said
State The People of the State of California WILLIAM
LoYD and joseph kEsTsER Greeting You are hereby
commanded appear and answer within twenty days il
served in this District and within this COUNTY, and within
40 days fserved OF this District and within this State
the complaint of John F. Heman and John Swiger PLAIN
s file in the Clerks Office Of the District Court
aforesaid against you defendants for the recovery
-Four Hundred and Seventeen dollars and foryhree cts
Or n ofyour failure TO appear and answer said
pain. the said plaintiffs will take Judgment against you
therefor by default, together with damages AID costs OF
suit and also demand Of the Conr such other relief is
prayed for in their said complain
In testimony whereof, John Bostwck, Clerk ofihe
Fourteenth Judicial District Coart aforesaid doh ereuno
set hand and impress the Seal Of said Court this 9th
day oil October A. ID. 1885. J. II. B0STWICK, Clerk.
BY 7. P. HAwLEY, Dep
In the District Court in and for Nevada County and
State of California. John f. Heilman aud John Swigcrt
VS. VIM, Lloyd and Joseph Kestner.
1t appearing my satisfaction, from the adavits OF
the above named John =. Heilman that the above
ed defendant Joseph Kesner has departed from the Stale
and resident of this Stae and that the above
named defendant Wm lloyd cannot after due diligence be
found within the Stale, and it in like manner appearing
that of action exists against both the said defend
ants that they necessary and proper parties the
above entitled cause, therefore order thai the summons
in this action be served the said defendants Lloyd and
Restner by publication thereof once in each week for
period of three months in the NEVADA JoURNAL public
newspaper published in said Nevada County.
: s7-3m NILES SEARlIs, District Judge
A True copv-Attest J. II. Bostwick, C D. c.
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Ordinance No. l5.

o I TECGUL FlTeS.
Whereas OF the chimneys of Black shons in
Nevada in such condition that the buildings sur
rounding them in great danger fire. therefore foI
the safety of the town,
The Board of Trustees do ordain follows:
The owners occupants of every blacksmith shop
within the mits OF this town shall within ten days
the publication of this ordidance secure tho chmnevs
such shops with wire screen and sheet iron drum to
catch the sparks Of said chmneys and shall build the
SAID chmneys to height not less than four above
the roofs OF said shops
For any violation OF the provisions of shis Ordinance
the owners occupants off said shop cony
icn be fined not less than Ten than Fifty Dol
lars and on default of payment be imprisoned not
than two ner morn than ten days
Passed December 10. $ ) HUSSEY President
A. A, SARGENT, Clerk. deca.-ly.
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21

l. 0. o. F.-UNIoN LODGE NO. 48-Instituted Oct.
81, 1855, every Wednesday evening, the Odd
Fellows Hall, Main street, southl Eureka. California
Faithful Brothers sre ever welcome.
WI. RICHARDS, y. G.
D. V. NORTON, Secretary,
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Notice to Golden Age COMPANY,

Meeting Of the Shareholders of the Golden Age fun
n mel Selby Flat will be held at the Cabin OF R. NJ
HEksoM on MONDAY l7th inst at O'Clock P H.
All shareholders whose assessments will
come prepared TO cancel the their will
be dist osed of to pay the liabilities of the Company All
perSons holding claims sf any nature whatever re-
qussed to hand in the for the consideration the
Company as-3t EIIAS RCTHERFtED. Prest
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21

Caution.
4 Ii PERSONS are hereby notified aot 10 credit nv
"A wife ROSlNA HERERIE, she having left nv bed
and board without provoeation, and will
be responsible for any debts Of her contraction.
December I4-sw JOHN BEBERIR
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TIE LITTLE Boy THAT DIED.

Dr. Chalmers is said to lie the author Of the follow
ing beautiful poem, written on the occasion of the
leath of young son whom he great, loved:
l am all alone in my chamber now,
and the midnight hour is near;
And the fagots crack, and the clock s dull tick,
Are the only sounds ] hear. 50 i
And over my soul in its solitude,
Sweet feelings of sadness glide,
For my heart and my eyes are full when think
OF the little boy that died.
went one night to my fathers house
Went home to the dear ones all
And softly opened the garden gate.
And fly the door Of the hall.
My mother came cut to meet her son
she kissed HE and then she sighed,
And her head fell ON my neck, and She wept
For the little buy that died.
/ shall miss him when TIE flowers come,
In the garden where he played;
l shall miss him more by the tireside, a
When the flowers have all decayed.
/ shall see his toys and his empty chair,
And the horse he us d to ride;
And they Will sp, ak with N silent spe ch
Of tie little boy that died.
We shall 90 home to our fathers house
To our Fathers house in ths skies,
Where the hope Of our souls shall have no blight,
Gun love no broken ties.
We shall roam on he banks Of the river Of peace,
And bathc III its blssiul tide,
And one of Il e joys If our heaven shall be
The little boy that died,
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TRI-WEEKLY HAWK-EYE
Saturday, March 81, 1856.
INFORMATION WANTED

m. wife Of Col. SzESrPALY. the brave de-
fender Of Dsbretz:n, Hungary, has been re-
leased from her long and cruel imprisonment,
.,di, now in the city Of New York. She
Ia, heard from her husband two years ago,
,rben he was in Iowa. Any information re-
spectiag him will be . great kindness to a
family Of afflicted Huns arian exilss, and m ,
b. communicated, regardless of expense, to
GEORGES +. MAcoUS, Esq. of this city. 1t il
A s;rab.e to have such information at once.
II this request should como to the notice
Of Col. Szentpaly. he is desired TO commune
cate dir city with Rev. Joseph II. Thompson,
o Bsekman street, New York.
Papers friendly to the Hungarian exiles,
will confer favor BY copying the above.
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A MUSICAL JOURNAL FOR THE MILLION:

MUSICAL JOURNAL FOR THE MILLION:
fINlE NEW YORK MUSICAL REVIEW contains
i annually One Hundred Pieces If New Mu-
Sic besides vast amount Of critical instructive and
entertaining reading; also, n work published in
chapersJbv Lowell Mason, emboiying the PRACTICAL
RESULTS, sapped to PRACTICAL TEACHING of his ex-
perience, turing long and industrious career, as an
author and teacher Of music And yet the MUSICAL
REVIEWS only one dollar year, six copies for
live enthusiastically in advance. Any body feeling
an interest in the If music is invited 10 get up
clubs, and forward subscriptions Published fort
nightly Specimen copies sent on receipt Of five cents
CT two postage stamps.
dress, pos. paid, MASON BRorHERs, % Park
Row, New-York.
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NEWS TIE VS..

| In Cupa the practice in vogue in respect to
interments Is, not to have the coffin buried
with the body, 80 that the same coffin may an.
| swer for hundreds of fun rails. In rural viii
lagos there is public coffin, as we have in
our villages public hearsc.
| FATAL AccIDESTs.-At St. Louis, on the
ey nirg of the 18th, two persons were killed
BY falling from vehicles in the street, and an
old AMI well known CT zen, Justice Peter
Cruess, came to his death very suddenly bv
falling down the stairs that Ieal up to MIR.
Blennerhasset's office in that city.
COFFEE CoMING.-Be the 18th of De-
cember and the l4th Of January thirteen yes-
sells sailed from Rio. with 6l,S5S bags of cof-
fee for the United States, of which about L.,
OO0 bags were for Baltimore.
The Richmond Dispatch Of SATURDAY. says,
that portion Of the Tunnel on the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad fell in on Friday.
thro wing an immense mass of earth on the
track, 10y which the passage of trains will be
obstructed for several days. @ I3a
CuRRASTs GRATED on MAPLE.-A Corrres-
pond nj of the Rural New Yorker says that
he transplanted INTO his door-yard, j young
anu tnriIty Maple anu eigratted INTO 1t sclOnS
from currant- bush. They grew well, and
when ripe looked very handsome. He says
you must not graft until the sugar water ceas
es to run.
They must dress GOBLIN Lafayette, la.
young lady, on being asked # she intended
to wear that new bonnet to church said that
she did not intend to wear anything else.
50, mother!' sad a very little chill, Mr.. S.
does love aunt Lucy: he sits by nor, he whis-
pers to her, and he hugs her. Why Edward,
your aunt does not suffer that does she? sSuf.
fer it,,yes mother, she loves it.
| Cy7A Jersyman was very sick, and war
not expected to recover. His friends got
around his bed and one Of them said:
John do you feel willing to dir?'
John ma lie an effort TO give his views on
on the subject, and answered in a feeble
yO ce:
'i-think-Id rather stay-Where I'm bet
ter acqualnted.' f"E
The Worcester massachusetts, Spy says
the people Of that city have suffered some
thing like 100000 by bogus insurance Of
! fees.
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Ladies' Furnishing Store and
ssS..yNs5.2 5an3S 81 sg:lSa
Corner Of Third and Washington SITS.
BURLINGTON, IOWA. =

BURLINGTON, IOWA.
AIMS. +. L. HENDRICKS has the pleasure Of in.
WI forming the l.adiestof Burlington and vicinity
she is receiving from New York. by express
a large supply Of Dress Goods and Trimmings Of the
finest quality. which she offers at the cheapest cash
price. A n
Also, Dress Making in the latest French and New
York fashions.
Ny stock consists Of Dress Silks, plain, plaid. stri
ped aud watercd. sas3
All wool Del zines, Barages, Grape, JacKonett, Plain
ana tiled Swiss. 81 s4sfAs ssAFssfh As8Has
bishop Lawn, Collars, Cl,emisetef Usllcrsieevcs,
Floancings, Eaghgs Insertings Lace Of Ill hin.s
hid, Lisc Thread, Embroidered Gloves, -fa
!. NJ and short Miits. Hosiery, Black Lace Wells,
Fancy Webs, Dress Trimmings Swing silg, sasda
Tins, ssSs ,ns no9ss Eses, ' .l . $ Il,
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WANTS TO KNow.-The Editor or Editors
Of the Gazette want to know how far We
coincide in opinion with tho New York Even
Ing Post. When the Post says Pierce has
gamblcd away all the popularity he ever pos
sessed and broken down and dispersed the
party that elected him, th.rs is perfect
coincidence between that paper and the
Hrwk. Eve!
Does the .traseeology of that suit the Ga
gette!
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BosroN. March q


Thomas w. Hooper, paying Teller in the
Merchants Bank OF this Guy, hung himself
this morning ia the bank cellar. Particulars
have not transpired, but everything in his
account is all right as far as known.
The steamship Africa leaves here at 10
o'clock morrow morning. Her mails
closed at o'clock.
New ORLEANS, March &c.
BY the steamer Orizaba, we have later
dates from Mexico. The news is unimpor-
tant. t
There is nothing decisive regarding Alva-
req, although it is reported that he fed at the
approach of Santa Anna.
Santa Anna had been received at the Capt.
tol with enthusiasm.
The steamer Hcartsville has been burned
with 1000 bales of cotton. We have no par
ticu'ars.
The steamer Bulletin was DESTROYED by fire
Saturday. below Lake Providence with $500
bales Of cotton. % of the passengers and
crew were lost and missing, and among
them j. B. Williams Of N. Y The lady pas
sengers and officers were saved. The boat
was total loss. Insured for $50, 1000.
The Know Notaings carried the charter
election of our city day by triumphant
majority.
WASHINGTON, March 26.
The Washington Star says in relation to
the defa!cation Of Gov. Price, that the bal
anca of 100000 has been in deposte since
Price resigned the Pursership of the Califor-
MIA steamer. Price ALLEGES that the money
was paid over to Van Osrand, his successor,
and that he took receipt therefor. Van
Ostrani, however, alleges that the receipts
were given without consideration.
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MORE New GooDs.-Messrs. Num- & Huey
have just received large invoice of choice
goods directly from eastern cities. Ladies
who my bs tempted out by the present mild
and plea ant Gather, will find at the store
Of N. & II. very desirable and seasonable
goods of late styles which are shown by po-
lite and gentlemanly clerks Ito say nothing
LOT good looks.)
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SERIOUS ACADEMIA man by tho name
Of Valiant Court, in attempting to jump
uron the Rock Island cars at Chicago, viii e
the train was under motion, fell under tho
the wheels and his body was cut in two, on
Wednesday last.
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House, Land and General Agency Office.
EDW,D r. EfsGIyrOy.

Gcsibenef anD Mrcounlant,
ii AS opened office in tic "a story If the Telc-
1 graph building, Main St., Burlington, for the
transaction Of busin IS follows, viz
Houses and Land, bought sold and rented On com
mission.
Books Posted by the Week, Month or Year
Partnership and other accounts adjusted and exam
ined.
Valuations, Invoices md Inventories made and ia
ken for Administration and other purposes.
Correspondence Of all kinds conducted
Debts and Notes colecfed in Town Or Country.
Register kept Of Land and Houses for sale or
rent. which may be inspeetcl free Of charge.
~ Office Telegraph Printing Office building.
sialn-st., Burlington. March 6, '55-bply.
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CT Somebody has preseated the editor
Of the Mt. Pleasant Observer with lump oil
(maple) sugar!
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MEN AND BOYS
Spring and summer <yOfnissg,

Spring rs,H summer Clothing,
Consisting"f the very latest importatons made. trim
med and cut IL the latest style and fashsns. And
our inte.ti this splng is to sell 10 but those
thht are strictly PROMPT, for Gas IT. the induce
mens We shall offer will le such 10 justify all %
give tnorpu5, examination OF stock before pur-
chasing. Our spring and Summer stock 81 all kinds
has been selected with every care and SIS one If our
firm mas given his cni ire attention to purchasing
this and European markets, yen will ind the largest
and most complete as-ortmt nj in linz, offered
BY any house in the UNITED STATES.
We shall use utmost endeavors 10 satisfy all who
may favor us with an KAN nation, feeling confident
thai ou assertions will meet with the appreciation Of
one and all.
As we are now the oldest Clothing House i'm the
v eft. and The thorough knowledge we possess in pur
chaslng and manufacturing. and rs our intention is to
70 prompt business you will find it to your interest
10 call and examine prices. Allow us through this
to return thanks to old customers for their long
and continued patronage; and new traders, wishing
to avail themselves Of fine selections, will do well to
call and examine the Mammoth Stock which will be
on exhibition at our house during the Spring and
Summer Seasons.
MARTIN & BROTHER,
No. Ia Main street, st. Louis Mo.
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NtOFA SPRINGS,''5 gross, No. G. good article, 10
~ sale by lmr. 20, '55l Us. kInBALL1 co.
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NEW Concordance to the Holy Scriptures in
IA single Alphabet, being the most comprehensive
and concise of any before published, for sale at
dee. 5, "a. CORSE S.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
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Garden Seeds,

Garden Seeds.
BONES Shaker Garden Seeds. assorted warranted
- pure and an assortment of seed Potatoes.
mar 10 w. IL. ANDERSON. Maln-st
NJ Az and December, a tale Of welded life, by
vi Mrs. Hnbback, at CORSE,S
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IMPROVED CORN MILLS. .
NTE have for sale Pitts Patent. Corn nd Cob MIL
w driven by Horse Power ard fr:nds 10 to IL
bushels per hour. Price $50. Eagle Works, Chicago
Feb IL. p. w. GATES 4 CO.
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SPRING AND SUMMER
@ - GID ~ HH m VA c.
For 1855.

M have commenced receiving, and shall have
w completed by the first If Ma ch, our large full
ard well al ~Iaek ~
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$SQQ,QOO 4Sst kefs AZ ~ in *t:.;

AND ST. LOUIS RAILhOAD CONrANISS FhsC
MORTGAGE BONDS tS0o! 90 Of the Bonds OF the LAke
Ee Wsbssh and St Louis and Toledo sod illinois Railroad
Con offered for SALE being the uasod balances
OF their Seven Per Cent firt Moft<ase Bonds .
Tb.,s Boz part Of series Of 4e 600 Issued by tue
tao Companies 3 mies Of Rosd eKteoclns Ton Toedo
At the Lahe Erie In the direction OF 81 Louis and toll
lowhs the Msumee and Wsb~h Rivers to the state ns o.
nm o from which points communication viii soon be hsd
with 50 BY the Terr- H.u,e 500 Alton Rsrosd and
nth ssld the capital Of oois ard With the terminus
River b, the Great Western Raj road Of Illinois, nov Tar ad
vapceo ard completion. ,,.- IL.
Tn. Boucs are p-y.e the LIT day OF August 1885, With
pr.u % sppusy In York and are convert
bic into The CAPITA stock Of the Companies within x years
from the let OF August. 1853 49, 40 M.
The coat of the Roads when completed viii be
not t0e per mile for road but and equipped
10 tbe most thorough and superior manner orr
have been already the Roads and the
e f,e from floating debt and have the means oa nsod 70
copets ~ miles of road which will DO opsned for use
durir he n opih Of JuIe rext.
This SON has raised BY the ssls Of Stock and first
Eor,x.re b. uds and 600 OF Second Mosss. Beod
Of the hands Of the TIE eco oo
Of the seceLd Morssss Bonds aud eco Of the f MORT
ssse Bonds- sufficient to eomplsts add eqnp tho line
Without the throuah business which TINS ne
nus con th- shortest route from 81 Louis ana sPns
6< TO Lsbe Erie u universally conceded thst ~1i Dos
" local business OF line vest Of bun.o ine
Valley Of the Wabash has asays been hno~n the ncheI
portion Of indiana ard the county se. hroate al o. wnoh
WV ALBERT g. WHITE, President
rpWssS I Hu,ssss .si.f I Ess,s.s1
A A n ~ 4 n No