The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-12

Off, Il ,oOO, 90
Fsld up capital 5000
Prssident-A. b Dmond, President OF ES
cnange Rank Hartford, Connect. ut.
Vice President-Francis Gillette, late Senator &
Congress iron oOanectIcu.
DIRECTORS.
A 6. Hsmm md, Hartford, Coma T Chauker
taan, Harti0Idb Conn. b. <. Wech, Hartford
Conn; Jno Hooker. Hartf I'd, Coun; S p Lymtn
New York John Williams, New York; GIhas d 1
bert bcston J. o. SSVery, Dss Moines Iowa
BAENlAs-Bank Of New ork, As Wall street
| New YO,k
Treasurer and Secretary, John Booker, Hartford
Connectc a.
General Agent for Emigration, John William,
Ohice No 8, Bowling Green, New 70 K.
| he OBJECT Of the Am sricSn En- grant Company
meet ihs urgent aud incre aSiug necessity which
s ieit for the Organization sud direction Of the Ia
Dor OF tae immens= multitudes Of imm grants ar
uVinE in this eouotry; aud for tbs pufp9se ar
rapgemeots Of th- most complete aLd effective char
actet DaVe been made for the di tTtbnt On OF tn
peHons-South as we'll ss Weat-imme lately Tn
their a. ding here 1hs mode Of operation is the
iollowlDgi Agents have been established in Liver
pool, Gottenbrrg, Hamburg and bav Q, through
which info nation on sal american Subjects of in
terest to the emigrsnt is circulated by means Of
snb-aEfpoaes employed throughout Great B,itain,
| Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Austria, russia, Ger
msny, Be giBnl, 6gitzsIlahd and France. Elm :
ploxns---4s IB provided for working men
O. every nationality AID Of every kiBd of employ
ment, and tmigrsnts cOmio6 0Li1s- s-s7=--r .
the Company are in all cases directed to the lo5A
ties where their services most required aud are
best paid. r- .arH
In additIou 20 this. sccurate snd reliable infor-
nation is afforded 10 all emigTatlDg from Europe
with the iut,ntion Of setting upon land and BY
this means they are instructed carefully and fully
TO the condition and circumst Saces Of special
piece they may desire te setse in, and full inf0T
matioa to guide them ia the iudicious choic &
LOCALITY for their residence is placed at their dis
pOsal The Valae of such az Agency In Europe,
comma1diGg-as { he American migrant OOmpRsy
does-ths respect aud confidence of the people CON-
ing from Europe to AmerieA !, and 8 power 10
stimulate and direct the fow Of en- grafton, will be
manifest. Actntrai office is located at SsN York,
with brsnch Offices in che principal cities Of tn
West and South. By means Of this Thoroughly or
ganized and widely rAmihed sygtsn of Sgeucies
through all se,tiOEs Of the United States The fol-
lowing ends gained:
1Bt Information is afforded gratuito7sly to every
emiRrsnt sri ing in New Irk and Roston IS to
the most desirable locality, South, West or hast,
for him t. select accord ng to special object.
2nd. Employment is secured 10 the southsrn and
Western stat0s, in adVance, for en- grants arriving
and in many cases the means Of travelling TO reach
it are supplied.
3rd. Workmeu-mechanioAl, mini G and agri- |
cutural--sre directly imported from Eur pc, under
the provision of the law If July 4, 1864, and any
individual, any soecial dustry, or any locality /
can be promptly supplied wi aGor.
4th. The .genis Of the Company, all through the /
inte ior of the country. receiyesnd sid migrants
they dispatched from the sesboard, without /
any charge Wh 4teyer to them
the Comp ny has already agencies established In /
Best n, Olevela' d Detroit, Chicago, Nj waukee,
and is engaged organizing agencies in Meuphis, /
Nashville, Richmond, Raleigh, wilmington, New /
OrIsAns and Char est n.
Ths American EmigrsDt Company possess IN /
abundance Of cspital and command the col fdeBce Il
and support of the best men IN th- con muDity. In
referring to this Orporation the Chamber Of Oom.
meroe of the State OF New York. in its celebrated
rsport on imuisrstion, adopted q few month";
riocs, used this lanE usge: . Under the sanction
of this law sJciety fore established, now knowa
Is the 'smeriesn BmiRrsnt Company, has put in
operation the necessary meABu es foe bringing TO
tbis country, the skill ed ami other labor Of Eng
land aud the continent Asking pnblic c1nfidence
it Tefsrs TO of citizens in support OF is
c aim. Your committee are Of the opinion that it
has undertaken . most praiseWorIhy and impor-
tant work, lnGugurah 6 system of supply well
calculates to mest pressing and vital work
The Company bas en- in active operation for
several months, and is new week y receiving and
= large numb.r Of emigrauts Meet
ing the cessites for the present crisis, il appess
TO the sympathy and SUPPORT Of al desiring the
OF the nth to prosperity the develop
nent of the m ghty Resources of the West, and the
present indus ri 81 welfare Of the alton
Letters should be addressed to sA AAUEL FOL-
AMBE, Corner tuperior and Eenect Streets,
Jleve and, Ohio; JOHH D. OALD ELL, I4i
y ain street Cincinnati, Ohio; or to jobs WILL
LIAMS. General Agent for Emigration, Bow ing
Green, New York sept.lz:24i