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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-06

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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-22

ACCIDENTS. - An aged man named
Wright, of Pownal Centre, was killed
by being run over on Saturday evening,
the 10th inst He had been attending a
caucus, and had started for home on
foot, when three Others who had also
been to the same meeting, started from
under a shed with spirited horse. 1t
was so dark as to render it impossible
for them, to distinguish objects ahead.
When but very short distance from the
hotel, they became aware that they had
run over something by the jostling OF
the wheels, and on stopping and jump
ing out, found it to be the body of the
unfortunate man, who died almost in
stantly.
Henry Cook of Houghtonville, a boy
Of about sixteen years Of age, employed
in Farnsworth 81 Hoit's mandatory at
saxtons River, had his leg broken on
the I'd inst, by being caught in some or
the machinery.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-22

MUSICAL CONFERENCE.-The Vermont
Musical Association will hold its I'd
annual convention at Chester commenc-
ing to-day, Sept. Goth, and continuing
four days, under the direction of Prof.
b. +. Baker of Boston, instructor, soloist,
Mrs. Minnie Little, Of Boston, pianist,
Prof. Henderson of Boston. Prominent
musicians from various parts of the
country are expected to be present to
take part in the exercises. Members of
the convention will be carried on the
Rutland & Burlington railroad for half
fare.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-22
LEGAL ana state Iscms.

TuK DRAPr.-After waiting until the
last practicable moment yesterday for
volunteers, the following towns in this
Congressional District were found def
cient viz Bennington 4 Peru Ii
Fayston 6, and Leicester 5. The draft
was made for these deficiencies, with
one hundred per cent, added according
10 law, and resulted as follows:
Bennington. Lewis NJ Gates, Thomas
Cullen, Benjamin Townsend, Daniel Van
Resselicr, Edison w orion Ogden Har,
pending, Norman Harrington, james
ONgen.
Pop.- Shepherd NJ Aldrich, Hezekiah
Stone.
Fayston.- Martin Mansfield, Bernard
Baxter James Mclaughlin, George Fol
som, John o'Brien, Ephraim c Campbell
John Somerville, I'd, Duane Bruce, Mat
thew Story, Allen Mehurin, Henry Kew
Hugh II Morgan.
Leieester.-Martin ii Powers, Franz
White, Dana S Smith, Edward Chuala
Joseph IL Esty, Orator Dow.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-22
Advertisement

Dir. Oaks has again arrived at Rutland
to fulfill previous engagements, and is
stopping at the Bardwell HOUSE, Room
No. 8, for three days, Monday, Sept. 10,
Tuesdar S,l ~ and Wednesday Sept.
q when and where he will demon
strate yois superior method of treating
disease, such as Catarrh, Deafness,
Blindness, Throat, Lung, Liver and Kid
ney affections.
Female difficulties and diseases Of
children, he treats in very superior and
satisfactory manner, rendering life, which
hitherto has been burthensome, pleasant
and happy. To such as desire his pro
fessional services, we venture to predict
that their cases will be met by much
shorter and less painful treatment than
has heretofore been attempted on this
continent.
The Doctors advertisement did not
appear in our paper from the fact OF
some mistake on our part. We shall,
however, endeavor to prevent any SINH
lar recurrence.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-22

MARROW ESCAPE PROM A FBAKFUL Ca
TAsTRoPHB.-A Chicago correspondent
Of the Philadelphia Inquirer relates the
following thrilling incident as occurring
on Lake Michigan
"The propeller 0ntonagon,' on her
downward trip, while OFF Beaver Island
broke her shaft, and the huge mass OF
iron came crushing down through the
timbers and stove large hole through
the bottom through which the water
.5,.acd with fearful -...s.i.,e We cap
tain announced to the passengers, OF
whom there were about one hundred
and fifty on board, that the boat would
90 down in ten minutes. A terrible
scene of confusion and despair ensued.
A boat was launched 1t Immediately
filled and sunk, being worthless, as too
many boats are found to be on such oc-
casions. Another was lowered-the
only remaining one-and the women and
children put ON board, with three men
to row and steer it. Those remaining
on the propeller having no means to es-
cape quietly awaited coming events,
looking around for whatever might buoy
them up in the water. The vessel had
been headed for the island, ana wher
within about five miles began to surge
and sink She went down to. her mair
deck, when Unexpectedly 20 all. SHE
struck upon a lAar of whossexistence nc
one knew, and there she lay until hell
came and all the passengers were res
cued."
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-22

the train started, they might be found
among the "hindmost" that somebody
would "takc." A merry set were those
same far passengers, The way they
sung the "Hallelujah Chorus" Of John
Browns body was something not to be
reckoncd among every day performances,
In due time theilong trains moved of
slowly and safely and as they stopped
along at the stations the crowd gradu-
ally thinned out, aud finally ell reached
their homes.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-22
Rrruas,so RKsraEsrs-The time Of

RETURNING RBGIaENTs.-The time Of
the 5th Vermont regiment expired on
the 10th. The few who survive and
have not re enlisted will soon arrive and
be mustered out at Brattleboro. The
time of the 4th regiment is out to-day,
and those not re-enlisted will also ar
rive and be mustered out at Brattleboro
in a few days. The Brattleboro people
cannot give the heroes too hearty re-
centiOn
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-22
ceremonies

A SHoRr SroRY-John Conan of Ben
nington, IA years old, broke into the
house of Jonathan Draper Of South
SALISBURY, one night last week, and
stole watch and seventy dollars in
money, went to Troy, fooled 1t away,
came back, was arrested, and is now In
Jail.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-22

CARD. Editor RgtEgnd He,aL9. | wish
TO express, through your columns tba
thanks of the Sunday School of the First
Congregational Church in this place 10
the members Of the Ladlop Co,,aet BarS
for their gratuitous services on the oc'
casion of our last annual Picnic. Their
music added unspeakably to the enjoy.
ment OF very delightful day in Ss
beautiful grove of Mr., Amos Pollard Nv
one of the Plymouth lakes. Mr., Pol.
lard also deserves our thanks for his
kindly interest and gratuitous tender OF
the use of his grounds
Very respectfully,
GEO. SSowDEN RRDFIRLD.
Superintendent.
Ludlow, Sept II, 1854.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-22

NEW CATHOLIC CHURcH.-The ceremO-
ny of laying the cornerstone of the new
Catholic church in Brattlehoro, was
performed on Wednesday the l4th.-
Six or seven of the Catholic clergy were
present to take part in the consecrating
ceremonies.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-22

AFTER ISFoRMATIoN.-Ala large number
Of individuals of this village, we under
stand, were yesterday summoned to APP
pear before the Grand Jury now in SEES
sion here, to disclose where they get
their ''favorite beverages" The Grand
Jury are after-not the beverages-but
their vendors. There Is some commo-
ton in consequence.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-22

PREMIUM snEpr.-It will be seen in
our list OF premiums that Mr.. s. s. Rock.
well of Cornwall, took the following
FIRST premiums on sheep at the state
Fair viz best three years old buck
called Eureka" SIS best pen of wear.
ling ewes, sl2i best eve lambs $40,
best buck lambs, $40.
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S;-3s
STATE OF VERMONT, District Of
4 putinnd Tha Prnhsta Court for ~

CTATE OF VERMONT, District u
~ Rutland, -. The Probate Court fof w
District Of Rutland. NJ.
To all persons interested n ths ~ .s;a S,srss
than Priest, late of hounthoiiy' In a su
deceased, . -.
are hereby notified to appear before the said frs
bate Court, at the Probate Once IN hutiana' M
ss;d district. on the fourth day Of October. AID.
1854, to show cause. if any you have, why the y,
count Of Benjamin Priest, Administrater
the estate of said deceased, should not Dc
lowed, and also why the residue OF snd ~,
should not be distributed to the parties enS~"
thereto. ,:.,s,h IA,
Dated at Rutland, IN said district, this lstn eAJ
JAMES BROWN, Resisses.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, District .
- p,,tyand ga Thu Probate Court TOR t1e

RutIafIn, Is. IUU xNOUseo
District Of Rutland:
Te ali persons interested in the estate on ~.
oinda Colyin late Of Clarendon, in said dns'.eN
deceased, testate, n. .su ara
BY the authority Of the State Of Vermont; s.ss
hereby notified to appear before the AN !. -
Court. AT the PROBATE Once in Rutiana, IN IN
district, on the fourth day Of October, D. i,ls:
20 show cause, if any You have. VIZ ~
aooouut Of Linus 2. Colvin, Executor u,vsi
viii of said deceased should nes % ala nj
IN butsa 70 the parties entitled thereto
DATED a. Rutland, In said dsstr'cs' IN" is'-
Of September, A. d. 1854; ,,ou~ gsats.s,
O. janice nh""N'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-22

THY VERMONT BRIoADB.-The Vermont
Brigade, at the latest accounts, were en-
camped near Charlestown, Va,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-22

PERsoNAL.-Rev. Norman Seaver OF
this village, received unanimous call
to the High Street church in Providence,
at salary of $500. The Congrega-
tional Society of Rutland determined to
raise his salary here to $4,000 and Mr..
Seaver remains.
Hon Lucius b. Peck was voted for by
the copperheads of Montpelier for Town
Representative at the late election
They must have mistaken their man. for
the Freeman says Mr., Peck openly, be-
fore and after his nomination for repre-
sentative denounced the Chicago plat
form, and said he preferred Lincoln to
Mcclellan on that platform,
Willard II. Chandler formerly OF
Brattleboro, has been unanimously re
nominated as Union candidate fol
State Senator in Dane county, Wiscon
sin
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-22

THE STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-The
State Fair on the whole was successful.
The gross receipts were $4,000. On Fri
day forenoon the premiums were an
nounced-a complete list Of which has
as yet appeared only in this paper-and
the Fair terminated with trot in the
afternoon.
For the first class premiums there
were entered the mare Empress, owned
by Peter Jones of Amherst, n. H., the
mare Mickey Free of Boston, formerly
known as the Pet Roam, and the Vel
lington horse, owned by Charles Bal
lard of Hartford. For the second list OF
premiums there were in competition the
mare Newport Maid, owned by John
Endicott of Newport; the Chelsea Maid
belonging to Geo. G. Frost of Woodstock
and the Columbus horse, owned by Lewis
s. Brothers The conditions were best
two in three mile heats and to harness
The first stake of 500 was taken by
Empress. Though winning at the
second time she was by universal con
sent allowed to make the third heat
Her speed was 2 AZ, 2 SO and 235. The
premium of $50 was taken by Mickey
Free and the third of SIS by Wellington
In the second class race the Newport
Maid was awarded first purse $40. Hel
speed was So and 2 81. The prize o
SIS was taken by Chelsea Maid and tina
| of $40 by Columbus.
There was an immense crowd of spec
tators in attendance, and at the con
clusion of the trotting the Fair wa
closed.
This side of the mountain was no
very fully represented at the Fair, owinI
to the comparative difficulty of access G
| the place where it was held.
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, TIE OF VERMONT, District d
STATE OF vERMONT.-Rutlsud


To the Honorable Supreme Court next to be held
at Rutland, within and for the said County Of
Rutland, on the FIRST Monday AFTER the fourth
Tuesday in January, A. ID. 1855:
The petition Of Ann Arnold, of Clarendon,
in said County, respectfully shows, that shs wss
lawfully msIned on the second day of July A,
ID. 1858, at Clarendon IN said County, by the
Rev. Mr.. Gro yesnor, OF said Clarendon, Minis
ser OF the Gospel and duly Authorised as such
minister, TO solemniss marriage, 10 George W.
Arnold then Of said Clarendon That, from the
time Of said marriage TO the 18th day of Septem-
Der A.D. 1853, she has lived with the said George
w In the strict Observance OF all the duties re-
suired by the marriage COY enant that the said
parties lived together as husband and wife in said
Clarendon from the date OF their marriage until
the first day of September A. ID. 1858, that they
then reno we'd from said Clarendon into the State
Of New fork where they resided until the --
day of March A. d, 1861 when they removed :,
Rutland where they resided until the 18th day
Of September A. ID. 1858, when the said George ".
deserted the said Ann, since which said last men-
toned date the said Ann has resided in Clareo,
don aforesaid, and the said George W. as the pe-
titioner 10 informed and bel ewes, has manly re.
sided and sill resides somewhere IN @the State Oh
Tennessee,--that during the last two years, ana
while and since the said George W. and the sid
Ann we're living together husband and VIE,
the said George ". committed adultery with III
And The petitioner further represents that the
said George w. Arnold, ever since their marriass
has been and still Is of sufficient pecnniary aoh.
ity to provide suitable maintenance for her. bu'
that he has, without cause, grossly and wsntony
and cruelty refused and neglected so to do.
Your petitioner therefore piays this Honorsole
Court, that the bonds Of matrmony between nef
and the said George W. may be dissolved, snd
bill of Divorce from said bonds of matrimony
may DO deoreed and granted TO her.
Rutland, Sept. 8, A. d. 1854.
Dated at Rutland in said County this Sd d.y
Of September A. ID. 1884.
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STATE OF VERMONT, Is.

STATE OF VERMONT, Is.
The foregoing hbel having been this dsy PIT
scented TO me, and 1t being made to appear !hat
George W. Arnold the libeee therein named,
without this State, it is thereupon hereby oRpka-
ED, that the said lib, lee be summoned to appear
before the Supreme Court OF TINS state az she
term thereof next to be held at Rutland. within
and for the County of Rutland on the first Mon
day after the fourth Tuesday in January NEXT ~
the publication OF the raid libel and OF this order
thereon, once a week, for three weeks successive
Iy, In the Rutland Herald, q weekly newspaper
printed in Rutland, in the County Of Rutland
aforesaid, the last OF zhch said publication shsl
be not loss than six weeks previous to the saA
term, that he may then aud there answer TO tns
said libel and show cause why the prayer thereof
should not be granted.
Dasss at Eutisnd, in The County Of Rutlana'
this Sd day of September A. ID. 1884.
L. @. KELLOGG,
s,-Xx Judge of Supreme Court,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-09-22
LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF VERMONT, District Of
~ Rutland, IS. The Probate Court Tor the
District of Rutland
To all persons whom II may concern,
GREETING;
Helen M. Swain guardian of Ella Jessie swain,
George W, Swain aud frankie G Swain, minors
and children of Oh ,uncy s, Swain, late of Rat-
land, in aid district deceased having represaa-
ted by her petition TO said Court, that her wards
are ownsr, OF part OF a house lot and the
buildings thert on situated on the west eide OF
Forest street in said RUtlar d, and that i. VII
conduoe to the nteies OF said wards to sell part
of id prem ses and put the money at interes.
or otherwise invest It, has made application 3.
sald Probate Court, for license to make such sale
Therefore,
BY the authority OF the State OF Vermont, you
are hereby notified 10 appear before said Court
at the Probate Office in Rutland, in said Dis
trict, on the I'd Tuesday OF September, A.D. 1854,
to show cause, if any you have, why said hccn,e
should not be granted.
Dated at Rutland, in said district, ;his t5ts
81 JAMES BROWN, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT, District of
~ Fairhayen, ~. The Probate Court for the
To q persons interested in the estate OF Henry
III Ansssine, late OF Poulmey, in said district
decea ed, GREETIsa.
Eythe = Ithority OF the Sat of Vermont, you are
Court, AZ this Probate Office in Castleton, IN saA
distrci N the 10 h day of October A. ID. 1854,
to show cause, II any you have, why the as
cou. ut James Howe, administrator of the estate
Of said drc-a-ed, should not be allowed, and asc
why the residue of said estate should rot bs
distI butsdto the parties entitled thereto.
Dated al CastletOn, said district, this lIth
day at ~tPtember, 4. -. 1854,
- JOHN HOWE, Register
= TIE OF VERMONT, District Of
~ Fairhaven, s., The Probate Court Tor tbs
District OF Farhayeu.
To all persons interested in the estate Of Gerry
Brown, late OF Pavlet, in said district, deceas
ed, testRte, GREETING
by the authority Of the State Of Vermont, you
are hereby notified to appear before said Pro-
bate Court, at the Probate Office in Castleton, IN
said district, on the tenth day Of o tober, A.
ID. 1864, to show cause, If any you have, why q
certsin instruments in writing filed in said Court
and purporting 10 be the last will and testament
OF said deceased should not be proved and a.
loved.
Dated at Castleton, in said Dis net, this 18th
day Of September, A. D. 1864,
81 JOHN HOWE, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT, District Of
~ Rutland, So. The Probate Court for the
District Of Rutland.
To all persons whom It may concern,
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ea!es bp Auriion.
J. FLETCHER SON a. Co., viii Sc

"A. MAUCrION on THURSDAY JAY u, At u dock Il;
The Erehanee Saesrosn. No III RroodEsy h- desirable
plot Of GROUND with Improvements tbsr, tie center u
the Nsgc>f FGib1h opposite the Dsteh formed Chsch
consisting ol snolt two acres fronting rsbush RAfosd
and Essi Broiwsy being q the mot desirable corar
eeo private residence or "a business purposes "a he
E.lsge. Tie improvements consist OF arge dwelling, nth
barn ard wagon house. me 7r'en frst and Ornamental trees
l accessibility s'ewfoTk q, being only 4 miles rom
uop FeTryj ronr ,his opportunity Seldom 20 be met
with Hall Of the purrhAse money remain bond and
noIte-e ~ aree or i've Yeas Procession gwen lsmet
aiey drsied For maps &c, apply At Once, Nc " eedAf
e., the premises
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MxrRoPoLIy4E Iy,uRAxcz CosP1Sr,

No. TO BK0ADWAY, NKW'I ok llJ n IVO''
is hereby given that the
~ Board Of Directors Of thi. Coapsny havf made e.
the reservations OF surplus required tue Second section Of
Legislature q NewYok, pissed the At see
sion thereof entitled An Ae, to Amend an Act TO PROVIDE
for the lncoporstion of Fire Companie passed
july IS 1865 IN refrd 10 tie investment Of tAeT Capital and
Surplus Proht (which feseIva-ions amount TO ths 'SI q
DEND Of five PER CENT the Capital Stock, fce o.
j. C. GOODRIDGE. Secretary.
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Tnaun1l.
COURTH NATIONAL BANK of the CT

E'OURTH NATIONAL BANK Of the CITY
ofsEW-YORK designated Drpo.iiary and fin~sc iAi
gent Of The Uutsfssies Nc. n And p Pm St TO do2t'
below the sub ea,uEy have hand sAd Teceis. sl..e
tom, Tor n. TPE-FGRTY BONDS. CONVEX. the sewn
THIRIIEs into 1881 BONDS AID attend 70 Ell business co
n.cted with the CONVENIENT LOANS Arte, an ~ "a
H. Inconvenience Of addrrsSns Government BY applying 10
this Bank ADAhls hEIthbh' I'o-'o11-
D. W VAUGHAN Cashier
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0TrlcE or rHs PiTrsBUEG FORr wATsg AND /

CHICAGO RAILWAY CoXPAET. fTTTsBURG, JAY H.
DIVIDEND.-rhe Board of Directors of this
~ Company have TINS DAY declared a DIVIDEND Of
" PER CENT shares % tire original Capital stock Of
ths Compsny psyable Gree OF Taxi and az ~
the 5th OF August poIno the office Of the Company IA
this city, and the Transfer Agency, WISSLOW LAME
Co. 10 - Wai-s,. New YORK. the Stockholders.
tered At che respective oes The Transfer Books Of to
Company will 2th Of July inst, at o'clock
n and remain closed until the 5th day Of August there
sler BY order OF the boaId
W b. BARNES, Secretary.
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fegal Notices.


IN pursuance OF an order Of the Surrogate OF
the County OF Newyork, notice !. hereby nyeo 70 ~ pr
having claims against Tho estate Of MARIA A GRID as
OF the City OF New deceased 20 present the VIII
vouchers thereof tic subscriber, al his resaos 100 West
2fht IN TIE City Of NcssfoTt, boore the Ith lelev
enthl day 81 ober nrtDete NevYors t- ninth day
April, l5o4.-Apli lawolnI JOHN iRVISC BARR Exr.
GUPkEME COURT.-In tho matter OF the
- applcson Of the Naycs Alderman and Colimonsty o.
the CITY of New York. relay- tn the OPfNiC o. NINETY
RSrh 5TBE III, foa FIFTH AVENUE TO the HARLEM
~ ER and rom EIGHTH AVENUE 70 the HUDSON
RIyER in the City Of Hew.y Embellishments 10 s,s.a,ei
IN ,ueh osss n1ee and provided, the isJor, Adeymsn
and % rs onslty Of the City Of New YORK hereoy give
notice ID ynns sTyy TO ihs srynre Court 81 ths
state Of Sew YORK speci tern OF said Court 70 DO held
n tic CITY Hs in The CITY Of New York "wednesday,
TIA nth day July 1884 at he opening Of tbs
Cont on tia. day. OF The carter counsel be
hoard Tor the sppantncnto Of Commissioners Of Estimate and
Asass met in he aboreenfled that the pstars and
cent Of the Improvement hby intended . The opsnng Of
s.netyriu.h Street. from Fifth Avenue 70 The Harlem
River and Bsh.A Avenue 10 tie Hadson River In aid
ety. aid 81; the ap q PLAZA Of said city under AID BY
yre Of en- Ao ofhe Legislature u the people ofne STATE
Of New ork enti, ed An OCT reztvs to improvements
touching TIE aging II streets and roads tie City Of New
Yors and for " sr pufpo.ee,- Pss.ed ApTl 3D. 1857.
yOHS Il. DEsELfS Cor1nsel 70 TIE Corporation
Dated Nav lorS, June Joth, isSA- ss 81. .lI .f
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furniture

l/wssrznted manufacture. Aso, solid Chestnut sa Walnut
Climber Suites, pain ard oFnslafLts- I'd. r. EARRING
TONS. - Czsast, oppostss oossen Esfsbiished s43
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DURUoUE AND SIOUX CITY RAILROAD

~ FIRsf MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT BOEDS.--
We offer 5O0J Of the First Moisse (secoDd "
run and bear per cent interest payable eIaAnnnaiy in
New ok They part of isle Of SOoVo when are
occurred hv morigs-e miles Of road running from Cedar
Fsb 70 Iowa Ea contract and to be completed
this Fall
The Dubuque and Sioux City Railroad has been completed
and in successful operation Dubuque to Cedar fas
distance Il about niles several years The debt on
his 100 miles t. represented by S30O0O0 First Mortgage
Bonds O0O COO OF Prerod stock, and about Os00O o.,
Cemmor Stock The bouds offered for sale are issued
b. and with the consent OF theeonths In interest OF the
Pefeued Stockholders required by the articles of neorpo-
ration The tOai annual interest all 'he Bonds Of the
Company therefore but S62o guaranteed by the earnings
of ia miles OF toad TIE contract for building the extension
AZ a miles was made on me-; favorable oIs ana the mate
% aud secured before the late great advance in
psiccs. --- --
nile. c.
500 coo OF tho Bonds have been subscribed fo by stock
baiays of the Conpnv end the balance ge offered TO
The public on favorable terms.
For further particulars, apply 10 =. -,
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