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CLOSING PRICES.
RKPoRTEDsALBs OF BONDS AND STOCKS AT AUCTION.
by II NicoIay


IS 900 La osse and Nil waukie RE- T's Int added SO
SEQ Ilipis Central RR 7s............ do. 93H
600 Dubuque City los ........,....... do. 3sh
100 share Brooklyn City RR...................9 4h
20 ThirdAvenue RR =. Observation-Disclosures. 90
80 Shoe md Leather Bank. .l07k
~ Nauuai Bank..... .I0oA
10 continental Bank. sss
u HAn@er Fire Insurance Co. ................103 h
20 NewWorld Fire Insurance Co.. 6sh
BY A. H. Mailer.
10 shar,s Howard Fire Insurance Co .l63
40 Washington Fire II surance Co. l42
80 NaAIa Fire Insurance Co ..........-. .140I
40 Mercantile Fire Insurance Co. .............11t
30 Harmony Fire Insurance Co.................9 30
ALSO he following
50 900 Crosse and Milwaukee RR U.s. Int added 3s1.
5000 larsball County Olnos) e's do so
1900 ere Haute and Alton RR per cent BIDS Flat 80
5000 chicago, st. Paul and Fond da Lac RR SIS do Is
30 000 Chicago St. Paul aud Fond du Lac Pr rs do. AK
200 shges Chicago, st. Paul and Fond do Lac RR.. AZ
rs Ilhois Central July rights. 81
10 $3.50 Mssour oe ................... ns added 90
1,000rennessee 6s............ ........ do SO
l,0OOIA Grease and Milwaukee RR 10. do IS
2,0o0eacrsmcnto City rs 49,. ..... do. 5ok
3,oe0Mlwauke and Horizon RR. ss.... do Is
ec0Great Western scrip Of ls57................. IS
70 eh. National Bank. los
~ nassau BANK .......................... w
~ Muine bank ooA
o U'tpB bAhk soA
90 msuopohsn b~nk .iott
~ fepieB Bank M
Ahnuc bank . .......s.................. ia
10 Brooklyn City R........... e6h
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six per cent, payable april 0.
Tho insecure and unsassctory character Of most kinds
Of stock must soon lead capitalists To invest their surplus
revenues real estate the confines Of the settled pas
of the city, which pretty certain in very short time 10
advance 10 worry high figure. The natural advantages
OF great city, resulting from the almost bou,dless ex
tent Of the interior with which Is connected by innumo
rable channels Of communicative supersddcd 10 the
raj Of It's already vast population and the fact Of
the limited number OF lots unoccupied acr the withdrawal
Of seven hundred and fifty for the Central Park
offers security for real estate investments the Island,
and an advance value Of the town portion Of ths
city which cannot probably, be founf in any other part
Of the world shrewd and solid capitalists
on the look out for choice localities very good prices
and the period Ia probably not far distant when the ina
ton and excitement characteristics Of stocks and OF
Wall street may be transferred 10 unoccuped real estate
on the Island and In is vicinity. Horc capitalists have
subsnl basis TO operate on and the future, more or
loss remote hardly fail justify the most sansuine
calculations OF profit
he Legislature Of Tennessee has pcrcmporiy refused
70 allow Aay increase Of debt for banking This
course will be cordially endorsed by the the people, and
do much towards sustaining the credit q the state.
The bonds mortgages held for the Chemuns County
Bank at Horse Heads yesterday sold At public
ton under the direction OF the Superintendent OF the
banking Department snd the notes Of the bank will here
aver DO redeemed BY him 81 par, al The National Bank Of
Albany.
general meeting OF the directors Of the La Crosse and
Milwaukee road has just been held At Milwaukee, At which
some important business done. rne executive COM
mitise which heretofore enjoyed perquse Of $500 per
month"; have bad their pay stopped The sesv'oe now be-
Ing performed by the Albany directors The ONCE OF &C.
neral agent Of the company, lately held BY Prentss Dow
~ salary Of sS ooo has been sbolsbed, and the dutcs
49, xvx,adh nv tha
DEPARTMENT. have been reduced 10 conform 10 tho mod
ncd business Of Western roads
Tho earnings Of tho Ptsburs, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad Company from August 1885, he date Of con
soidaion) December 81, 1867, period Of seventeen
months, were follows
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Banks OF Psstsburg, March 22
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WkDSkspAf, MARCH 40 NJ
Asrxs-The sales embraced about 500 bbls. pots at
exc. Pearls were nominal.
IR;ApsrutYs market active,
without cha 60 Of moment In prices Included In the
seswerc purchases for tbs British Provinces and for
port Europe. There also coed Eastern and fair
local demand. The sales footed up about 900 bbls. at
.l.a.sa fcl ,xulsex.. 4nllox
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MARRIAaEs AND DRATHK
Married.

ARNsrRoro-DrBofs On THURSDAY, March Is, u EvaD
vile, Ind, by Rev. Mr.. Wilbur, UM w. ARMMxoSo, o
Evansville 70 SAsAH JAM eldest daughter the lisa
Peter DUBOIS, o. this city
DoDoE-HAIL-On Tuesday, March q. NJ Stamford,
Conn, by Rev Asa Coubtryman, J. ssYru Dopon Jr..
N. D., to Miss hAEy daughter Of J. n Hail, Esq.
LRRoY-RusEilS uKK.-At Calvary church, WedAs.-
day March "a, by Rev Dr. Haw ks, Capt A. v. H. Ilisns
to tfIts l. daughter Of the late Bernard Rhneanaer
both OF this city
O-soss-rsowmrpoE-By the Rev. J. J. Bowdeu, C. y
O-noRs 10 MIRIAs A. TnowsRrDsK both OF this city.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKMw.
WEDSnDAr, March ~, las
The carrcnt prices for the week n eli the ress are


o o,;s ss.y. g e. 90 90 Ss.%s~
First qualify 800 90 ss % Common =. $40 90 IS %
Ordinary 30 oos IS 90 Inferior Is 90 IS 90
Extra quality perib Other quasass do ~ s6Kc
First quality. - 50 50 Other qualities. 80 90 %
First quality TX &c. Other qualities. .5K 5Xo
BEEF CATTLE.
me market wa today very much depressed in conse
qesce of The very heavy receipts during the past week
md the poor qssty Of the offering recepss 1t
last week. and ali the ards 346 head
very email portion Of them hail nom this State largo
numbers having bcen held back on account Of the large
quantity which were known to be the route from the
Western States, particularly from Ohio and Illinois, which
states represented By 2s head-the larger portion
to day. IKE those Of the past few weeks were very ord
nary and many Of them decidedly poor In view Of the
wac aat and that prices declAed Nc 1c per lb There
very Atle densod 81 any time during the day,
at the decline in fact this may be said to have been
ket well attended, however, there being, at
tain pr RODS. much larger attendance than usual The
general price about &c for very good cattle and for
the best 9hc with occasionally sale OF extra bull
lock at about 10c the latter price, hewever very
banas 7 and sss a. cyeO lower s ns9U
few sales made yesterday. brokers unwl-
lIg to dispose Of their stock at reduction and there be-
quite lively market, and about 800 head changed
hands st slight reduction on last weeks prices large
number left over, and sent the Washington
yard for days sale The Hudson river boats
being emp Dyed to bring forward cattle arriving at Albany
aud destined for this city The river though not free
from ce quite navgable, and cattle mover fail
avail themselves OF that OF sending their cattle
to New York city asIearly in the season possible.
COWS AND CALVES
Are dull and arriving in plentiful supplies. Prices
within range of our quotations above.
VEAL CALVES.
Are plenty and In moderate demand at former prices.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
The receipts have been unusually small, and in conse
quence active demand has prevailed and prices have
advanced three four shngs per head Sales within
range OF our quotations.
Tho receipts OF swine at Alertons continue very Light
and during the past week only oil head arrived all OF
which sold ut advance Of 10 To- prices ranging
from $40 TO &c. The receipts In the city mode
than they have been during tho few months and
they continue light prices will advance, probably,
still higher Dres hogs arriving quite freely,
and find . ready market There were received al the
Hudson river drove yards for the week ending March
"a, 1885, Erie Railroad, Sol Camden and Amboy Ral
road, 100; Albany propellers, 4S7. Total 2 ACT.
REHABILITATION.
The total receipts Of all stock At all tho yards for the
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Court CaIsnxiar--This Day.

sryrun corrr-Crcun- AGO. 3e2, 3s3, 40, 13o, %,
1s4 3e6, ss1 70 400, llsh, Is, soa, to7 70 40 .,o
,si sss eas sss sol oaa So1, I4l ees 1o2 To4 Toe,
loe no III, ia, rs 70 no, T 72S T2s, sra eis es1
SUPERIOR cocrr-An entire new calendar for trials oy
iury win be made up for the ensuing April Nay and June
OF thls Court All notes Of issue for sad calendar
must be fled with The clerk before Saturday March
"a 1868. new calendar for the general and special
terms for the month Of April viii aso be made up FOR
which all notes OF issue must be hed on on before the
9th net
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH rs 1853.

RSue Head of Hair.-1es Wilson's Rome
Se: Only cepos e Grand street Large pint bottleS u
rsoees your hair coors hair. gloy appear
anW your nA Read Advertisement In another column
Bay only Al JOG Grand stree. New York
Bascaeass's Hair Dye, Wlgs and Teupees-
The best tho world passing ~ made Sold and applied
q oe uAoafsososy. - Broadway.
10000 Cases Boc4s and Shoes as Auct1or
prices u PHILLIPS sArHR q wa<rea street.
CxlstadOxo's Hair Dye. Wigs and Toupees-
8es N Tie world For sale and dye applied No Aston
House.
Ths Metallic Tablet Razor Strop Can ~
ootatne9 gsuuinA u J. q SAUNDkRC store. No.
leader Of styts IL FULTON street.
wigs for - at CamercnNs, 100 Fulton street,
bso0ksn-F0r style .aa GUILTY we challenge the world
Badness, Gsuy Hair, or kny Diseases OF
hs hair prevented ara cured BY 0RANDJnAN - Church
street. near Barclay.
Holloway's Ointment, Rubbed Dr4sklY into
he muscles and glands he throat has
ising effect N broncAs asthma and all diseases thai Affect
respiration aoarseaess thus be cursd In few hours
To cserayme1, public speakers and vscAss u on tbs
count Invaluable
Hoxoes, HOrsea, DEMONSTRATIONS Cureds
Ask FOR Compound Lotion At rs Third avenues u bottle
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Mapns 23--Preseni all the Judges. Nos IA, Of, slo
u,r,cl on Nos. q, rs, reserved for March 30 Nos T.
IA. rs. a reserved fpr March 81 No - rsseSved fer
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Ks~-Me-Qusck-<DsseNl frvna Fragrant
n DuPuv, Chemist 60o Broadway.
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Brooklyn and the Fine Arts.---Tbe Time
was when h. city had not celebrated artist; has
Two young Coleman, he landscape painter and Hsrrson
he daguerrean and phoiegrspher, Of lss Fulton ssee.
youpR producing works OF which the citizens
Of may well be proud. Can and be convinced.
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Defiance sslsmsnder safss-Wlth Patent
povdsr proof looks bars Also ERE and burglar
proof psror safes. Depot is7 Pearl street -u~
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Horses, H0xsoa, H0xses.-Scratshos Cureils
Ask for Compound Lotion ct rs Third avenues bottle
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TIE GENERAL sKwsrArxR DESPATCH.
a yoro

ALBANY, March ~, 1853
nis rumored that the president Of OF the leading
railroads In the State about o resign that position his
seal In Congress-
The Court Of Appeals decide h tho suit growing out Of
the Hrpers re that when insurance company insure
on wortshop they take the rsh Of an the articles ord
nary and necessarily used in The trade carried on and
that the fact camphene being the premises dos not
vuse the insurance, because was necessarily used In
the business.
While the Senate was IN executive session 10 day, the
name Of vivas W. Smith sent In by the Governor for
Superintendent OF the Salt Works and the nomination was
confirmed At once The OF Charles H. Brsmhal, OF
New York wns sent In for Port Warden but the nomna
ton was referred A. H. Gallo, OF Brooklyn aso nominated
for Port Warden was confirmed The nominations OF the
loan Commissioners confirmed In opposition 10 the
opinion Of the Attorney General that the nominations by
the Governor are unconstitutional
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Ths Metallic Tablet Razor Strop Can ~
cotahe9 gssuins u J. q sAUNDxRE sors No
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buy q Hat, and Paste tAls ln Xt-WatlkAnsV
Leader Of styis, IL FULTON street..
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wigs FOR - at Camercn's, 100 Fulton street,
BrooklIn-For style And qualify challenge The world
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others interested shipping The psientee o. Bridges
tent improved cable soppw or devils CLAW VII - AZ
n and frsm On p. he yin exhibit wcrsirg model
" WV WILLIAM II. BRIDGE
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Daltlness, G,ay Hair, or my Diseases Of
hs hair prevented ana cured BY 0RANDJnAN, Aohusca
street, near Barclay.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-14
Xw@ MmgRm@mam.

We learn from late papers fFsm WASH
ingson, thai ahe Senate amended the hvs
regiment bill fgsm shs Hswss, by cut
ting il down 70 two regimsnts. Isweald
seem tina. Congress i determined 10 pro-
long shia diaaeulty. If shs Mormons ia
tend to Rgha, and the United States in
tend t. hght ahem, the force asked feF
by the PTssidsnt was 100 SMALL In the
Ezss place. and the cutting down the force
to two regiments Rakss d paEfees farce
Of the matter.
Lfno ether ssurss win sestls this difi-
Guilty than to AghA II eas, We cay give
the President y sufficient force 10 aaks
short work of the matter. IL she Nor
mons 6ght; ten regiments will not sabdus
thsm, and If ws must have war, Congress
should 20 into ii with will, which will
show them thai ID is the intention 10 make
clean and thorough work, and that . rs
sistansa Ga their part would be Of no
avail. I've regiments will be barely
enough TO keep up the excitement, with
out beiag able to accomplish any good.
We are in favor Of admitting Utah in
10 tia Unioa. II this Is done, it will cut
of the matter in controversy, and the
citizens of Utah viii slec& THAR own Of
feers, and regulate their ewu affairs /;
and - abe nsceasisy Of sending Gov
sgner, Secretary, aad Judges, will b su-
percedesd by hen admission, tbs eeas for
rebellion on tho part Of the MoEmona,
and the necessity for troops On the part
Of the United States will be remeved.
Congress By refusing to admis Utah in
10 the Union, and also refusing TO furn-
ISL troops enough 10 whip them into sub
miasaon, ia pEotvae&kng shs war and do
ing great injury 10 the West. For our
part ws wonld mach raAhar that tha Or
gsnie law be repealed and let tbs Nor
mons taks care Of themselves, than to
hare the present stats Of things continue
anoshsG year. II Congress will neither
admits Utah into the Union, nor grant
ths aFoopa sakaa EaE BY the President,
les il repeal the Organic Law aAd with
draw che Axzay. BY 20 doing the over
land route 10 California and orsgoH
would be opened to us, and va would
take care Of our own emiggation.
Tbs course new beng pursued, isstEi-
King dsath blow to the PaeFae Rail
Road via the South Pass, aaaia working
= gEeak injarY 70 the Weas. Il sha NORTH
eru and Eastern manhees Of Congress
oanaos ssa H. they are hIinder thar We
hare heretofore taken khana to be,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-14

A correspondent in the BuKlingson
Hatck Eye, speaks Of sarscsns piecs Of
party favoEitism," and alleges shaa 1t
was sonniysd al by the 'pewers thas be-
Al Washington. The correspondent was
nearly correct a. TO the amount Of land
snEaFsd, bat II sadly al fault - 10 the
person entering the same. Six thousand
and two hundred acres vera sntarsd in
ons day, in che name Of Jesse d. Bright,
William H. English and James q. FoIev.
Bright entered 248o, English, a2so, and
Foley lao, seres. The entries we're
made under instructions from tie Com
EniaaioAsE Of tbs GamaEml Land offioe.
The writer iasinuates thss the aIlsw-
hnes Of shs sutry was the price paid for
Brigkss Sots, in favor oil ths ainissien
u Kansas, under the Lecompson Conssi-
tuition; but his bass InsinIlaliom will
iooss all lis foFea, 'sien il is known that
English and Foley voted sgaiaas the I'D.
mission. The correspondent muat place
. very Aigh prics upon Wessesn Iands, or
log sstimste upon the honor And intsR-
slty Of the PFssidens aad ssmasogs.~s
This 10 little TOO low an inainuasion,
D come from any cifi<sn Of Ueuncil |
siatss tbs whaag- deoaIs of shs Black /
aspablieAa party only excepted. |
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As We Expected

The House COMMITTEES h&ve agreed to
tha Senate amendment 10 the, Evs sexi-
msnE bill, and it is supposed ahat the
ball as aEasndsd will pass che House
The President is cut short By tho amend
meat Of three afths ottho farce required
to larry Gus his plaas IN relaHoa 10
ufah, ana we believe IL witt bs found
when 600 late, thas instead Of reducing
th9 namhsF Of reg itasRts sskea fer, that
three should have bean added. We al
50 notice that the President has decided
IN accept the services Of 8 regime nt from
Ngw Fosk &hd On from psnBsy lyaaia.
VI wonder il about se@enty-fvs thou
sand dollars could uos hare bean saved
by taking the Regiments FROM Iowa and
Missouri. These neR 40 doubt, will ba
sent forward By railroad from the place
Of rendezvous ID New York and PhIla.
aalphia 10 81. Lopis, which will cost the
government al che least oalUala ton six
ty Thousand dollars, and i il safe CAL
eutaIon 90 say that il viii cost from
6fseen to twenty Thousand dollars more
10 transports Them 10 The starting point
fer Utah. Now, these troops mieht have
been raised ia rowa aad Missouri, aad
lhada shs place Of rendezvous at Council
Bluffs and Ut. Joseph, and &Aas save she
:whole expense Of transportation. But
who eaFss for expenses, aUnola Sam"
ao0ts she bill. Il ia no use for che
WEsE 10 look FOR sayshing 'tunsls SAM
nust BIO hlsd and the old states hare the
power, Rnd are detsrminad 10 bleed him.
We doubt whaiher she Presidents could
have secured fsgo regiments IL il had not
been understood that they would bo Ia
ken from ssms Of che aastsrn stalaa.
Rai.rsad aad sssanbeat men maas
have . pull - tbs pablis sess, and hence
aII their iuauehss aghinss tAa bill only 10
Be Withdraw whsa thsy wrs assured
thai their gnawing appetite should be
satlatsd. A we said souFiiue since,
'tHoald b gsnaEa1ss oolonala, captains
md sssgeaasss msls SELLERS poak spsou-
IasoFs and hour dssisss, Railroad men,
md owners q steamboats,, bare jagged
IN ahe vemF ~ ayaa ssa gaveaf essra s&a4,1fl M
nefs asand sgainAs such outside press
sses thaa tAa veal end sgamhlang reed
seEesa s0Enados Thsy hays gos ham In |
ind she govsrnmaa ii, aad yhay are De-
azsainsd kAea 80 wsg aAall h protFaoted |
lnsH Asess dzap 81 sailk u daaan from
.eysrnaas aadag, vaiss q prsvsa BIZ /
IL rsias = oasssss u saaa troops
! tAa psa aaa sasaena u pas - end
i aha ~ il agls saznpalgn,
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III d & 4 N n 88@K# N@Nw@&~
81 III 81 NA@
III IT
- Tassssasy $3.50 -
sshwaata - So i u ass
~ $500, j naAassls 49, &Ss4snaa
aa sba aIasslslas alena a ear eaue.
noa eaansfy III i 80 aaaas sinae tbs
sosseasy - i saEanaawa
~ hAys - - saza msass. 40 haa
EsEg hsale amaa, wAiah gass al Ahs
ground swezn b a0 aays. eassae. AaRs.
Aarsess Aaa ahssps hAxs aswsa Ill minEex
Nsthaak hslag gsss RE garsasaa gnss
yisaied tha mess h4sai III nswsrs khros
0ua lhs whala Water
havs Lived II glGss heanary naag kva
ysarss and ~ - - hss#e hssaa 10 alekly
aeaesaa. Mest ef aasaae Wlle ssla here, IRE
persons wh0 BIZ lutasa paRmaea og aoci-
dent e0Ana 10 their end. 80
Il II generally believed siiA& Ne will
ans BIZ eaxssa Rilh another kaasam 80.
LKeks SUI sha Indian Chief whn led %
10 war, and was 10 long Eefxas - Eha
Fpsksk0 r. Assss 00aaskgsJ VIA - MHA&
mexs @eak.
b coal nines ~ Raget 6oand, 81 il
/ 0elsnghaEn bay, arc yielding the Hness
| coal, almoss Ill the wogsd, for assarsa Id
Or ether purposes and are inexhaassible.
Tie ia1nbes trade il paying we'll, AZ Il
large business IL noN opsn viii fogaiga
poantsias. The sonad with ifa numar-
vua hAys fafniaAs snaaE 1000 aiIas VI
ooaats vi thai large ahipa caa have access
30 Numbering eatehl ailments, ID avsry
pags Of This great arm Of the sea.
| Men get fsam So 10 SlM per moath
/ in luTahasing Establishments, aud from
! 80 t1 $50 on farms. Carpenters get
frcsFl four 70 six dollars per day.
klaakg froa aweiys 30 sixteen dollars
per hbfs Beef fram eight ia 6fteen dol
lars per swt. Pork, ten dollars per ewE,
Potatoes l. D per hushsl. ~
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Mama - - ! ~.

- Ths searlss ssssr l. prsfailissag b
- AIarzning axseas In swisaariand Co,
Iad. MaAy asaahs havsrsaalted from i
IN few weeks past.
u Ths population Of Minnesota, -
indicated BIZ Tie rscens census, Ii enc
hunlirsd and thiray-six thonsaad, Eouz
hansissa and slxsy-feuF.
hsrRaRxrx, howeyer Raagh, Is bssaaF
thaas saossA dsssErnalAaians
q ! man vas split IN halvaa langsh-
wise "a ihs Little Aaiasna Raiiraaa ) asw
days sinse y falliag % he ssaak, ana !
car passing ovsa him,
R 4 bill hss esan shaxpdasea ID lAa
EsiaaA Hsasa II Ksrsa, il Lard Essug j.
~, - abslish isapxasealasae fsr debt
II - Brltiah sapirs.
- Al 10 Sesaaa aleasian III Dogsss
\. y, ! aEagls wig ssskaa, psinssa II
aas farrn, was geund In mo halIssrbex.
Ths Wiz parry SILL Ifyss.
60 ne gsvsana u ths uniAaa saaaas
les - msash ~ psbsasEy shsws ! a.
aspess i 4. SO NJ u saparea via
falsaasy u lasa ysas.
- 40 anassallg lasas asahss IL D.
sisioraa ase being pFssaaaess III - Heusa
Is Rsassa saslyss ii - II a.s - -
lsAssags ii ! homasasaA bib
- u Il 80 t ssssans
= - uoassiausiaa Il Aalnnaassa
ssaas - - ass = ysssss
laaaaa haia sAaiz oahess Aag LIS
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Asnxa1aw 60 Il aEasaaaxa kRax
- nsssea - exlass - -
Ga<slss u = VI - nah sa
thia ulsy II saasa wiEA n sxllnstea|
roaa @assaa u swanky mAl@a ssan shss
plaas. = makas 80 propeasaioa ICON
- sappeaiaiom ahat 80 Busliagsen roaa
Viii u - - shrsagh te ne Miaacusi.
~ 80 nsa pKspaxsd - beside wAaaA
will d ~ arse road shsoaah has 60
ahiag - kaow, eus oiaiaaas ass dsaas-
aaaasd . havs i road, aaa VII 80 I'll
lasir I'D And saaaansa II 81 80 wAiah
pzazaaaaa 80 masAs ~ saaaaeakaa
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whaa - wAas, md he road whieA easxs
u BE baaa Inducements will sessavs our
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ws hare already tisa u oar msana By
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- tAla ~ reply list NO boais laws bsen
assasa, and ahas ws ean ahsags skaa vssa
~ Any Inns and will ID 9, wAaa til
made ssrssss thai b. % doing - will
secure shs aompaatloa = sAia uisy % .
road, In . shoFser tins sAaa il Ssanired
for Ia aomplssion a he ~. = n. =, n.
re axs daassmiaaA ii hare road, snd
Ii asAAs# bat nsals diassssnse ID ~ fsem
whas poiaa - he Msaaiaippi u starts.
IL shsM i Nh. a. Csmpaay shiak aAat
thar can foel ~ vita fais promisas, aad
delay aAa work from rear d ysas, sAsy
nil end wAsn Il II too lAas, aAaA thsy
have over Faasa eag aiEsesioa Tor sAAa
read.
We are satisfied THAT il i for The in
lvrest IL Couaeil BIuas 70 hAng 70 tbs
nc. Z u. road, - long ~ there Is . Aops
q ia bsiAg completed IL q reasonable
time; bat Il il not our interest 70 hAAg
10 ii and lst ashsE roads be ssmpaasad
10 other points % the Missouri, ysas
or i've bagors tAa u. 4 u. read 10 CON
plssed wAaa By cur aid we can ssauEs
ths tsrmiaus Of thoaeroada At this poiAs.
In visw Of shesa faaaa, We woald sag To
our friends ~ Davenport, St. Jessph,
and Burlingsons make your proposition,
We viii aid he ena whs promises ~ the
greatest advantages, and viii commences
the work hers kAas saasess. We viii Fs-
peas What We havs heretofore s&id, W
arc not tiea 10 any particular route, Il.
thsagh two n least ara tisS 10 "a, and
We Do not inaaad 30 BE ourselves amtil
ws are eeTsatA that ws Ars 70 reap soas
advantage By aoing 20. ss