The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-13

tiles to ssttl- in the
Uaited states.
Incorporated with an author, zed cap
ia nOO,0OO
Paid up capital 40O,Oop
Pretident-A. G q mmond, President Of Ex.
change Bank Hartford, Counecti ut.
Vice President-Franci Gillette, late Senator in
Congress irum OOnDeoticu
DIRECTORS.
A. G. Hsmm md, Hartford, Oona ; T. CHAMBER
lain, Fsrtord. Conn. II. K. WEIGH, Hartford,
Conn; Joo Hooker, Hartf I'd, COnn.; 5 P. yms IN,
New York John Williams, New York; uhss dLl-
bet. Boston; J. D. SAVery, Des Noines. Iowa
BAs~EEs-Bank Of New Aork, As Wall street,
treasurer andsecretsry, John Hooker, Hartford,
Connecticut.
General Agent for Emigration, John Williams,
Office No. s, bowling Green, New YO-k.
IBe OBJECT of the Ami sricsu En- grant Company
IL { meet this urs eat aud incre 'siug necessity when
is tels for the organizst o. an1 direction Of the Ia
Dor Of the immenss multitude, OF INN grants ar
irving in this cou ttTy aed for to s pufp Sc Ar
raDgeme1 ats # tn most compile 9 AID effective char
actec have bee made fof he di trib ton OF this
persOBs-South as we'll as West-imme lately IN
their a ding here Ih- mode Of opelation is the
following Agen 5 have Teen sstabns I'D in Liver
pool, 0Ottenb, re-, Hamburg and nav Q, through
which iufOi nation on AL smerict 90 tubjects OF In
terest TO the emigrsnt is circulated by means Of
sub-ayeDCses employed Throughout Great b itain,
sweden, NOrsay, DenmarE, Austria, russia, Sc
IN ny, Be gum, s EitzsIlahd and France. I'm
ploy a. mt ia sdvance is provided for working men
y tHtNy tlO III \ UAOAg III VI employ
ment, and emigrants cOmiog under the suspic 8 Of
the Company are Ia all cases directed to the lO-aii-
ties wherS their services are most Tequirso aud are
best pait.
Ia addition 20 this, accurate and reliable infdr.
nation is sfOrdet 10 all mi3rRtlFg from Europe
with the int - tion Of setting upon land, and by
this means n y are in Structtd carefully and FULLY
rs t. tha condition and circumst Anoes Of any special
p ace they may desire to settle in, and full Inf0J-
maiiOa 10 guido them il the iudicious chOic ( a
locality for their re,Ideuco is placed ct their Is
90 - 81 sn ~ Unah - i. -
cOmmanding-Bs The AmsIican BmigTant Company
does-ths re pecs aud confidence Of the people com
ing bom Eur pc to America !, and s powec 10
stimulate aud direct the aow Of en- grafton, will be
manifest. AcsntrAI office is located at SeN York,
with branch Offices in che prime pal cities of the
West and SouGn- By means Of this thoroughly or
ganized and widely rsmihed system OF Sge-cies
through all ~seStiJDs Of the United States, lhe fol-
10 sing ends re gained:
LIST. Information is afforded gratuito 7Sly to every
emigrsn srii ing In New \ Tk and Roston IS to
the most desiIable locality South, West or Fast,
for him t. select accord ny to h 5 special object.
End, Emp.oym'n mt is secured 10 the Southern and
Western States, in advance, for EN- grants arriving,
and in many cases the means Of travelling TO reach
it are supp led.
SRI. Workmsu-mechaniosl, mini e and agri-
Gu tural--Are directly imported from Eur pc, under
the provision of the law II July 4, 1864. and any
individual, any sleciAl IL dustry, or any LEGALITY.
can re promptly supplied wi h iaLOr
4th. The .genis Of the Ccmpauy, ell through the
interior of the ,uutry, receive and adj migrants
M nv ~ AAok1N1ANA hH0 1D1BOhLQn MlEuOuE
any charge VIII Atever to them.
he Comp ny has aiready sgeuciss established IN
BOst n, Clevela' d, Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee,
st Louis, Les Moines, Cincinnsti, Indianapo Is,
and Is engaged organizing agencies in Memphis,
Nashville. kicnmond, Raleigh, wilmington, New
Orr ans and Char est n.
The American Emigrstt Company possess an
abund ADce Of capital and command the col hceI CO
and support of the btst men IN tn community. In
to this OrpOratiOn the Chamber Of COM
merce Of the State OF New York. in its celebrated |
report On imnis ration, adopted q few months
tiucs, used this Ian, Uage: . Uader the sanction /
ofthis law a 8 cietJ b fore established, now known
rs the 'smeli an Emisrant Company has put in
the necessary measu Is for br1pgU z to
tbis %cOuatry, the skill ed AMI other labor Of Eng
and aud T. Q G ntiDent Asking pnbic C :nfdence. |
il Tef rs to some Of cur citizens in support Of is
!; aim Your Ommittee sre Of the opinion that IL
mas undertaken . most praisswOrIhy and impor-
work, lnaugurati g system of sup,b w,l
,alculate to meet q pressing and vital work"
1he Compans has b en- 10 a tive operation far
sveraI months, and is new week v receiving and
stIibu. ing = large numb.r Of emigrants Meet
ng the n osssit % for the p esenE crisis. il apoeas
. the sympathy and sup ort Of l desiring the
OF toe 5 nth to prosperity, the deve'oo-
nent of the IN gtty resources Of the West. and tba
.rssnt indus risl welfare Of the I alton
Letters should be addressed to sANUFL FOL
AMBE, Corner suparior and senec, Streets.
ohio; JOHN D. OALDA FIJI I4i
stuet Cincinnati, Ohio; or to JOHH WILL
IAMS, General Agent for Emigration, 8 Bowling
TsenI EeM York. sept.I2S24L,