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a-d annoy the eOmraerce Of friendly Powers. They
were bound % notify the fact Of the blockade, but
r4assls appear % be in the daily habit Of
Visiuhg BRUSH ships 70 warn them against entering
a1y OF ne southern ports. IHs arc nof alOqrs tkf
Saee "a rsgtt has bsea conceded ioHs Tinted Qaiss
goceTR1nsla By aay E.ropean nqfion. 70 .ton Ves.
sells On the figh seas, and to warn the masters
ssAlnss rlsk o. t.zf tare, may oe an act Of simple
courtesy, but W stroDgly believe that il British
cruizers, even in tine Of war. had astomnte5 Co.
this purpose to overhaul American mereSantr,en
We should haze heard from all parts of tbe Trn;o.
an indignant renonstrsnce against the insulting s15
arrogant conduct Of Crest Britain. No ease Is al
le5ged in which any British vessel has been seipd
with contraband csrgO,a matter which would
Justify the right Ofsexrch We have no doubt ~
attention of Parliament viii be directed to the sub
jeet in order to obtain that full and complete in
formation which the commercial interests Of this
country have a right to demand. i.
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TIE TAX on DISTILLED SPIRITS.

1t is also provided that annual tax be levied
distilled spirits, to be paid by the manufacturer
or distiller thereof, as follows!
On each gallon, hrss proof cents.
On each gallon, Of greater strength than first
proof, in proportion to the above.
THE TAX on FERNESTED LIQUORS.
Beer, ale, porter, and other similar fermented
liquors are to be taxed as follows, the duty to be
paid by the brewer thereof:
Or each barrel tO1tuHg than 30 gLons69 cents
This last item is making some of the Pittsbnrg-
ers vince. Pittsburg, as many of our readers
know, is famous for its ale. The Pittburg Post
says ave know brewers in this city whose an
nuaI product is 10000 barrels, and the tax on this
amount for single establishment woull be $l2,-
600 per year. 1t is estimated that the ale and
beer alone produced in the United States would
yield revenue of nearly quarter Of million
dollars. These income and excise taxes are sepa-
rate and distinct from the direct tax upon real
tate and negroes The Law provides for the appoint
ment of considerable army of assessors and col
lectors to gather these taxes, but shall not be
annoyed by them in the Confederate States
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For sale $500 Acres Of Fine Bark
Lands.

FNIE So uth compelled to Leather in great
here chance come one, ali an look fer your
selves = will ell argaintry These lsncs have BaIk
timber in abundance supply large Tannery Ior :aLs
Bark, and free Springs -ad aos nsYS ~ -
good small cofs large an
ot Of pIAnk IIasle for susing 'as sno aDo1 w
cords Of Bal ready 70 use also, args she te eDs A19
stAT o boses 1h re is ia cultivation about 10 acres OF land
b. the yard spot Nature hss tored IBIS locality 10 &
ing business ain six miles OF MI Fleasant a We ena
he Tennesee Alabams RafiTosca Deanntel
sa eed it nehboThoo1c snTenient 20
Sd oo will sell aid land the lest OF terms gne tee
H. the renandero suit the puTchs er or ,es
~ operty, goods gr Dcees. Give u look GVO1'Ss'
kaugs-i1ms
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UEIoS. .COUNTT.-This county has been ruled with
q "rod Of iron by Lincoln supporters and sympa-
thisers. Here is the home Of the Traitor Thorn
berg. whose arrest We have noticed, and his bard
was made up in this county. Many Of these, how
ever, are coming out and declaring that they were
nislei and deceived,
But there has been from the beginning few gal
liant and noble spirits in that county All honor TO
them They have stood up manfully for their prin-
cipes and as an evidence of their devotion to the
Southern cause, have formed company, called the
"Clineh River Rangers" ard have been mustered
into service. They have elected II G. Gillespie as
their Captain. We trust the boys of Clinch River
viii fill up the ranks OF his company, and enroll
themselves among the patriots, now risking their
lives in defence of Southern homes and hearth
stones KnozUiHs Register, aug. Is.
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Gks 9xsRbiIIs anien anS 5mtrifzn
Dall1 Is, Frl-ws,aly ., vssesly =.

SPECIAL NcTIoH.-The UnoH AAB AHER1cA1 q cO1sset
81 stry agoH ~ c4sa sFsfsn u2gPeIt are discoass
si at fsS sDirt0R of Tie for ekch tisV haDs bssz
paid. Subscribers ssfb 81 Roasd soAos their sg5scroa
g aeoHs 70 eVrs By cRoss nAEK on Ltsr sgsrs 1a ~
less fas sH5scTiptiOn e rens11s tie paper % bs q scqf
rcd. Elfe q yis from tgieh sisrs snf7 b dspgs
Ra5ch oy tks crcss marx, and f0ar s16scrtlofs
III Esstss EEIoH IHB AHKalcAs s. per GRnHas ~ g.
pdacs
Subscribers desiring their paPeFB ehsnged mnn nsnou
TIE Post oee from, veil Whih thy desire hs
change 70 be made.
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Nottce 10 Railroad Companies.

fNHE Undersigned having been at great expense and trouble
to build Mill for the purpose Of RE ROLLING CID
ALL ROAD IRON, AID also for TIE Manufacture Of NEW
AILs, and being the only establishment Of The Kind in the
uhern Confedeacy had hoped with that encourage
mt which would enable them have constant employment
thereby greatly promote the interests Of the great Rail-
I'D enterprises Of the South As yet however, tey have
we'd but little encouragement except from the Roads
unity Of the Mill, although their interest, we'll the
est Of these Roads, requires that this eshment shoGd be
Itained
We therefore take this method TO say the various Railroad
npanes need Iron reroed that need New Rails,
We are prepared furnish them with either short
aud Of the vey quality; provided receive their
soon, that the Mil be kept 10 operaon But If We
SUSPEND operations for the want Ct ordeTst give
ssursnce that cen resume work again We there
respectfully solicit orders. Address,
SCOFIELD & MARKHAM,
Atlanta, Georgia.
ashve Union and American copy week. and forward
to oce Atlanta Ca AID copies Of the pa
containing the advertiser Mt marked 10 Eessrs seofed
khan. lFEls"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-17
THE INCOME TAX.

By the provisions of the act an annual tax is laid
incomes derived from all sources other than pro
perty subjected to the direct tax, as follows;
On yearly incomes Of residents Of $500 3 per
Onyery incomes Of non residents Il over Se0 PR cent
Thus man who receives 8 salary Of 81 900, and
no other income whatever, pays tax of six do1-
lars, and the recipient of salary of $4,000 pays
thirty-six dollars. This income tax extends to all
classes who receive an income of any kind what
ever. The merchant who sells $4,000 worth Of
goods year pays an income tax Of 81 500, and the
mechanic who earns $4,000 pays $780,
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n LINES Or 1uss COssr1rUzz ! souAAa.


One Square, one yssr. S30ach additional square eIt
dVertisers exceeding the space contracted
fOKs VIII be chaxEEd fer tbo excess
II THA WEEKEY.
oEE DOLLaR Square fOE ths a and EEr cnsfoz sae
s1bssqueutinsertion.
Advertisements published In both The Daily and weekly VII
ADDED.
tsssrftoa.
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Pay your Debts.

b .e,unodsficn Of customers We Prcposet 70 AXE
Wheat Corn. Bacon Beef Cattle gSoa soi anG s.eels
- To beconss dne the fGIoets Be delivered
y. -, 6fsh ss III aios tbs hFhet gaIket prices n
ssassr = ~ .iiss IssI = TBABJE = LUoAs-4
-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-17
TO ALL WEEOH
Y MAY CONCERN

AM now preparing go largely into the manufacture
WOOL HATs, ARMY SHOES and NEGRO BROGANS.
An those who have Wool and Leather and sss for it at
highest market prices in CASH, at The Tennessee PepeE
" W Il JOHNSON,
SulY2I-3m AEeat.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-17
.DMRcLEAN,S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
For Liver Complaints BiliOusness Head
neta G-C.

:
FENHERE has been CATHARTIo medicine offered to
the public, that has given such entire satisfaction Nc
LEANS UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Being entirely vegetable they perfectly innocent and
the most tender insn yet prompt and powerful in
removing al Bilious secretoRs Ac1Or Impure, Feed Matter
rom the Stomach. In fact they The only Pills that should
used in mslarious dssrets.
They produce Gripping, Sickness Pain In the Stomach
Bowels, though active and searching in their operation
promoting healthy secreons Of the Liver and Kidneys Who
will SUI from Bousness Headache and Foul Stomach when
cheap remedy be obtained Keep them constantly
lsnd; single Dose taken season, may prevent hours, days.
and months Of Sickness Ask Dr. J. II. MeLeans Unver
sal Pills Take other Being they tssteess Price
nly IS cents per box, and be By ua any part Of
be United States.
J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Of Third sai Pine streets, st. Louis, No.
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Llncoln,s INCOME Tax md ExcIse Dutses.

We subjoin, for the information Of the curious
in such matters, astatement of the income taxes
and excise duties imposed upon the people of the
United States by the LINCOLN Congress st iss recent
extra session.
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NASHVILLE CEDGEFIELD) AND KEN
TUCKY RAILROAD.


IL Goods received y The Railroad al Nashyis DePot
"A ult be removed within twenty four houFss they vii
be sent warehouse, and stored s q expense o. ~ On
sgnee Freight for 81 Tment viii Be received 1nil
Gug6-dlm J. D. PHLBE6EAs Assh1
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NASHVILLE, TENN SATURDAY. AUGUST II 1861:


FFVHIs Is altogether medicine, the result q modern
discoveries in the vegetable kingdom, being an entirely
and abstract method Of cure irrespective al the old and
worn out systems By accomplished quacks
ing Dr. Wright veil knowing the deception pracsed upon the
uninate felt his duty once have this Elixir tested by
the whole Medical Faculty. who, without one dissenting
Vsce have given in their adherence 10 its perfect undivided
control oTer the whole physical when his frame has been
reduced, and Ehe1 s other medicines the Pharnaco
pa have BEEN tried In vain. Long hgpgh years Of patient
Investigation, and M dseperGEdBa discrimination have
crowned the Doctors eors and be ceFs the Elixir to
tering humanity the only thing that hs following
diseases-namelyf
General Debility,
Mental ana Physical Depression,
1nheciiitg,
Dissemination Of Blood TO Eas Head,
Confused Idsss,
Hysteris,
General Irr
Rsstessness and sleepIessneeB at Night,
Absence Of Muscular Ehiciency,
Loss Of Appetite,
Dyspepsia,
Emacstion,
Low Spirits,
DisorganEatlon Of the Organs Of
4r Generation,
Palpita.ion Of the Heart,
And, In fscs s the cOnconants Of and asbstsd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-17
AS a StInluIant

And, In fct, all the COnconiants nervous asstsd
state Of the system.
As StImuIant,
1t quite different from alcoholic preparations net sub
ecto reaconsin hape continues to exert its nfuencs
gradually sad eeieny long the least necessity exists
Its presence
AS a Female Medicine,
1t Is squsly powerful effective restores the equilibrium
and safer than ell the oher medicines which for years
have flooded the market and which only INJURIOUS place
Of assisting renovang the constitution for very good
too that they only made from the euaons Of minds
gnerant Of the Medical profession altogether.
No mineraIsl
Dr. Wright thinks we'll to stake hI professional character
the fact that minerals whatever form the component
parts Of the ingredients Of his Rsuvenang Exr-we
Ing Ehatrnn las been sned the community by opium and
mercury.
Generality the debitsted, Dr. Wright would say Never
despair No matter how down ou may be- matter how
weak you Eno matter what the may have beenorsake
St once EhateVer has led depart from Hygenc principles
take his
ReIuTenatinR Elixir,
Aad will find yourself mana pride instead
the reverse to friends and healthy, ssund worthy
Aember Of the human family.
Price 90 per bottle three bottles for S5 and forward.
ed BY mail to ali parts Of the United States.
Bold BY ali respectable druggists throughout the United Btea
and oanadas The trade supplied At liberal discount
For sale BY the proprietors,
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl oharres street,
New Orleans, La
Sold Nashville by G. W. Bendershott, Berry & DemOvis
wing Pendlston and all responsible dIuggiStS 0c9p
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-17

A tax is also laid upon every carriage, the
body of which rests on springs Of any description,
which may be kept for use, and which shall not be
exclusively employed for the transportation of mer
ehandise, according to the following valuation in
cluding the harness used herewith;
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-17
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA II. X
kaE@@sa7s
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
WEDNESDAY. MAY 1st, 1851,
Passenger Trains Nashville and Chattanooga Rallros
will follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at $50 A N and 3i5PM.
Arrive at Chattanooga 600 II and Leo AM.

Leave Chattanooga at 6:I5 A II and 7.2OPM.
Arrive at Nashville st BIS N and 7.30 A n.
NHE Trains leaving Nashville $40 Mconneets at War
with shelbyvlle Branch, at Tullahoma with
Vile and Manchester Railroad and at Deeher with Winchester
and Alabama Railroad
The Trains leaving Nashville 315 NJ connects at War
with shebyvlle Branch Stevenson with Msmphs and
Charleston Railroad and Chattanesa vita Tenn and
Geo. and Western and Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets the following points, prices
ed be had at al hOrs, apPcaen to the Ticket Agent
at ~
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Nose1ceselIB dollars Z
II above fifty and not exceeding hundred doars-.
II above hundred and not exceeding two hundei dollars
II above tive hundred sd not exceeding four hundred dollars
II sb fcEr hundred and not exceeding hundred collars
above six hundred and not exceeding eight hundred dollars 30
II above eight hundred aud not exceeding thousand dollars 40
ar fhrusa nd a lars IN
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PR EMIUm HARNESS

0ACH and Buggy Harness or every style and quality ept
constantly on hand and Manufactured sFaer Also,
Buggy Collars Kip and Bog Ska Collars Brides Hsl;ers
and all other ar ces made BY HarneEs Manuacer-ao o. The
best Materials and the finest workmanship, all Of which will
sod IS cheap as can Be bought in the United Stat
To L. H0WERrONs Harness has been awarded the 4toA
st tal at the Tennessee State Fair the Kentucky State
Fair at Bowling Green the Limestone County Far Asba
ma Agricultural Socety At Athens.
nar3U6l-dtjsn
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TuE TAX on wArCHEs.

THE TAX on WATCHES.
An annual tax is also laid upon every watch kept
for use as follows
Gold watches 81 90
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RI R. mcLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL LIEI
mENT.
chest External ia tho W OrId for Man or


N : 8
crspdtude usery by the OF this inTlusbs Lin
nent. Il will relieve PAIN sost instsn taneousy and it
viii cleanse purify and heal the ouest SORE il an incredible
hort tine McLEAE'E VOLCANIC OIL LINIME1ST will
the inFetsrae OF rheumatism, Gout Neu-
glga For Paralysis Co. racted Muscles Stiffness Weak
leis N the JOINTS Muscl or Ligamsnts, will fail
Two applications will sCe Throat, Headache Esrachs
For Scsds, any Pain, 1t InfSlible Remedy
Cryi and you viii fnd nd pensibe rlas5y. Keep
IlWsys Oh hand
PLANTERS. FARMERS, any having charge OF horses,
money By using McLeans Vocsnc on Lniment. It
speedy and nfable for Calls, SpTains, Chsiss,
swelling, LAenesS SVeeny, Sores, Wounds Scratches, any
zterus disease. Try it, aud you will be convinced.
DR., J. 4. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Saint Louis Mof
For ssle st ProPT.stos prices By Berry Denoye snda
4 Hendershott. mAr-9d-twSLvIy
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TO the PEblIe.

IL MULES that At large Eith T branded OTsr
~ right shoulder belong 70 the Tsnnessas Army.
liberal will be paid for the delivery Of the
". Z. JOHNSON, A gsnt TeEnsssee Ps5hentisly.
J. b. CLEMBNTS,
ang6-Im Alst. Q N. @.
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NASHVILLE, EDGEFIELD) AND KENTUCKY
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RI0H ROLLING PRAIRIE LANDS,

The deep rich loan Of the prares is cultivated with such VOL
de1 facility that the farmers Of the Eastern and Middle Stat
moving Illinois in great numbers The area OF lino
is about equal to that Of England and the soil rich tn
il will support twenty millions Of people.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-17
EhsTERN AND SOUTHERN MARI
APPLICATION OF CAPITAL

These ands contiguous raread 700 miles in length,
which connects with other roads, and naygable lakes
er thus adordnga unbroken communication with the Easrn
and Southern markets.
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Thus far capita and labor have been applied to developing
Eo the great of he State iron ao
untouched The nv8sbe rule that the mechanic arts ours
best where food and fuel cheapest will at an earl
day illinois, and in the Of the next years nsu
raj laws and necessities OF the belief that
least five hundred thousand people will engaged in tbs stat
oi Ilincis in the various manufacturng emploYrnenss
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-17

No State In the Valley Of the Mississippi offers 90 great
inducement to the settler the State of Illinois There is
portion OF the world where all othe conditions climate
sol o admirably combine produce those great staple
OoRS ana WHEAT, as the Prairiss Of Illinois.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-17

DR.. J. H. McLE an, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Of Third and Pine streets St Louis. No.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-17
THE TAX on FERNESTED LIQUORS.

Un eacn galI5ni OF greater strength tlan HT
proof. in proportion TO the above.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-17

Sold In Nashville by G. W. Bendershott, Berry Demovfe
wing Pendlston and all responsible druggists. ocsp
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1t is also provided that an annual tax be levied
on distilled spirits, to be paid by the manufacturer
-, 1;sk;ITo, tI,o-oof a. foIfOr-s,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-09
NUMBER 27l

aAiped We wage no war of conquest aud
su6jugation: we aim NJ nothing but to
protect our loyal fell6E citizens, who
against fearful odds are fighting the bat-
ties of the union in the diaa6ected States,
and 10 re.estHblish, not for ourselves alone,
but for our misguided brethren, tue mild
sway of the constitution and tue laws
Tue result cannot be doubted. T~entsl
millions of freenen, forgetting their d!ris-
ions, are rallying as one man in support of
the Righteous rause-their willing hearts
aud their strong hands, their fortunes and
their lives, are laid upon the altar of tho
country. We contend for the great inher>
it4uce of constitutional Freedom Transmits
tel from our revolutionary fathers. We
engage in the struggle forced upon US,
with sorrow, ms against our misguided
brethren, but with high heart and faith, as
we war for that Union which the ssinte1
Washington commended to our dearest af-
tectiuns. The sympathy OF tue civilized
world is on our side, and will Join US iu
prayers to Heaven for the success. OF our
arms, .,--..=7 g.. ...,-- .z,. ss,
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EDWARD EVERETT ON sEcEs-
SION,

Extract fromhis 1Iagnihcent Address
Im New Ork on the E ourIh OF j luz
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aailn gntettTg rueer
TERMS OF ADVERTIsINo.

WIN sotID LISEs OF EoyPlEII1, (eR oSr rScE, On
Las, EAEI SQrAAI.
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41-SPFcIAL NoTICLS Double the above rates.
ES-Iearly Advertising on reasonable terms accor-
ling TO the space occupied and tho changes
made.
from transient persons or strank
erS. 10 be paid Tar an ddrdRcs.
Rusincss Carls not exceeding i've lines $40 per year,
or SO for six montlIs hut shUrtcr period nothing
will liz counted less than 4 square.
The privilege Of Annual Advertising Is limited 20
tile Advertiser Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit Of other prsUns Rs
we'll all lepd advertisements. and Advertisements
ofaucti"n sales and real eS.fe in by them mus
be paid for at tho usual rates.
R5-AdNertisementsn not accompanied with writte.,
directions will he inserted until forbid and charged
accortliugly.
Notices Tor Political Meetings TO be charged IN ali
cases at full ratrs.
AIarriages Soticesof FuneralE andannnuuccinenis
Of serniOns 90 cents each. nOyll-'JS
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SAM'L OTT, son & 90, Agents.
Missouri MIningCOmpany.

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1861.
CAPITAL STOCI6........... .......S0 10 90 900.
IlNuIS COMPANY IS FORMED Puli TlIE rUR.
/ pose Of advancing the great mining Interests Of
our State. We do not profess to be- governed by
purely philanihrUpic motives In initiating THE
tcrprise We believe that the stock Gnu 10 made to
pay large dividends. and at the same time real
ood accomplished greater pTogIeFt made In de-
ToIopinE and making know the astonishing mineral
til Of Missouri, than by the Of five tnCe tts
aunt OF OUR capital invested in Rry other business.
We siiAll mike the office Of cur Company CCFu-
plcte mining bureau OF the rriueral resources Of the
state. We liRye power uDiUT our charter 70 pur-
chase and sci! niinoIal lands Wherever luCatod in
Missouri Great inducements will be ufiered to cap
itAsts and mining adventuTeTS, who des'rr 20 Pnr-
chascNnd work paying muus, bJ dealing with this
We repeatedly solicit the attention of all who
have mineral lands for eale to send Gtatement
OF the samo, describing tho kind of minerals on their
lands, the number oil acres. the location. aud tie lOs
est cash price they prs NiliiI: 10 take foI 'aid lands
We shall work only such mines as pay larccy. but
shall open and prove mast Of the iHrs VIC sell Tho
books for subscription to thestock tTlen At
the office Of the Company, Main street, northwest
corner Of Locust, over Merchants hank. entrance
No 2I ocuststreot an who feel AIN interest il this
subscribe Those wishing stock livin:. out of the
city, secure II by enclosing per cent of tho
amount wanted to the President orTIeasurer.
Henry u. Bacon. Esq, Matthew Butler, Esq.,
Alfi cd Ciapp, Esq.. Lab. HhrNood Ebq,
JOSEPH Lalhrop, EsQ., u. ~. LYNCH Es9r
L. W bOsy' f'q' J"srrh Payne Es7'
Henry D. Bacon, L. V. Bosy.
n. BUTLER, Trpas ALFRED CEAPls PrUsI.
The above prospectus has mp to this date hreu
published in only Hue OF leadiuE papers for
days. No extra efforts to get stOck taken have been
maze; yet the public so well appreciate the snund.
of the enterprise that two hundred thouS-
and dollars of the stock has already been taken. We
would briefly state that the shares s25 each, paiJ
in full without further liability; transferable by de-
livery; registered only when dividends received.
Any person having money to spare. can, by the Pur.
chase OF shares In the Missouri Mining Company
make an Investment that viii pay largely, and ho'd
stock that is reality converted into cis without ntS
All communications to the President promptly
answered. mh3O-dEW2nl