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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-31
Portable Steam Ersines

1o1' aOle 0IeaAn EsgIneS.
sale OF WOOD MANN'S 1'A AoA ZIG
CELEBRATED PORTABLE STEAM EN-.
GINES,
From foqr to thirtyfve horse power each.
These Engines are well adapted to out door work
such IS threshing. saving wood driving mills on3
piles pumping oil and other wells and for ali "u
MANUFACTURING PURPOSES.
Full particulars as to their efficiency. etn nav h.
nad on sppucssion At No. 81 SOUTH GAY STREET
where slT horsepower engine can be seen
"nto~t OHAa 7. oJTDRRTTTYS
NOTICE is HEREBY GTVEN Tso. -.
~ cation will be made to the Mayor and Cty copn
Cyl OF Ealtmore for the passage of an ordinance TO
Mlden Commer9e lane, on the east side between See.
VAa tsset ma 1xcRAAEe place. ne38-1av8we
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-31

E5unLEC SAFE GA GGEEE gMEyF AMI.
MAILS AT FORT MONROE, Va, THURS
DAY February LIST, i866.-Will be sold at Public
Sale, at Camp Hamilton, Va. on THURSDAY, lst
February, 1865, at 10 O'Clock. Il. N.
i 100 H Hass More orless.
The above animals are sold only for want Of use and
in fair condition.
Terms cash; in Government funds.
BY order Of Chief Quar- Master.
A. ?. BLUNT
Brit. Col! and 4. q. VI.
Ja2J-tds W. r. ROBERTS, Auct'r
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My dear young lady" exclaimed
n gentleman; 81 am astonishcd at
your sentiments. You actually make
me start-upon my word, you DO ;"
well, sir" replied the dnnsel, GIVE
been wanting TO start You for the last
hour"
The London Times gives the credit
Of the original idea OF the Atlantic
telegraph cable to Mr.. Wheatstonc,
and III an article of u column does not
once mention Cyrus Fields name.
Cyrus VII explode
The CIoLHl;> IN ClxclsNN1r.- The
health officer OF Cincinnati reports
LOO dca lis by cholera. and 1000
eases IN the total in that city thus fan.
During thc month Of October, there
were III deaths by cholera.
\ comic paper has printed 4 carica-
t1ro representing The other planets
looking with jealous eyes upon this
world, because it has got a cable.
while they have none.
The bed Richard III slept in the
night before Bosworth, when he
wante horse so badly, is exhibited
in England.
More troops arc said to be needed
to put down the indians in Arizona.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-16

SUMTER CoUEr. The JTnchman,
alluding to the opening of the fall
term of the Court in that District,
says:
The charge of Judge Aldrich TO the
Grand Jury was characterized by wis
dom and patriotism. Judge Aldrich,
from the general course pursued by
hlm since his Investment with the
functions Of the judiciary, has won
greatly upon the popular favor.
MAJ. ). L. Green, in the absence
of Solicitor Fair, who, we regret to
learn, was sick, discharged the duties
of that office with much earnestncss
and with marked ability. Possessed
Of q high order of talents, and with a
mind naturally quick and sharp, and
well trained to the law, Mai. Green is
eminently fitted for the position of
Solicitor.
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A Possible Result.

The Richmond Times thinks that
their late victories may make the
radicals conservative. 1t says:
The vast majolities by which the
radicals have swept the North, seating
them securely in power, m3y render
them so conscious of their strength.
that all the wild outcry against the
South, for the hanging Of our leaders
and the confiscation of our property,
may possibly cease. We know that
the great mass of the North hate us
with an intensity that would startle
the devils in hell, and that many q
gentle woman i'll the land Of wooden
nutmegs and pumpkin pies, and
many white cravatted Puritan
divine, minister OF the Prince Of
Peace, would come trooping joyfully,
as on 4 pleasure excursion, to Wit
ness the hanging Of the illustrious
ex-President OF the Confederate
States, or any of our distinguished
chieftains. But politicians are gone
rally more practical men. The radi-
Gals saw that the ground was slipping
from beneath their feet, and the
sceptre Of power was about to be
snatcled from their grasp, and that
to retain it they must, by every po-
litical falsehood, by every appeal to
the Northern masses, lash their
passions into fury that would carry
the elections for them; and they have
done it successfully.
They promised the sweet maiden,
G ~
she should lap the blood of ''trai-
tors" They pledged the holy man
Of God that he might persecutc the
Southerncrs, and that they should be
compelled to listen to his nasal
preachines for hours at q time, till
they were educated or converted
and they promised the rest q distribu-
ton of our goods and chattcls, for it
was right that the saints should enjoy
the lands Of the sinners BY such and
similar appeals, the radicals, aided by
any quantity OF clectioncering lies
and Forncy's and Greclcy's sensation
stories, have swept the North and got
firmly seated once more in power.
They have got what they wanted
office; and to enjoy it, they must have
quiet. They do not want revolution
that would spoil their plans, and pos
sibly GUST them from their fat places.
Having got what they chiefly de-
sired, and for The attainment Of which
they have, for q year and !, half, been
making such ferocious and blood
thirsty speeches, it IS quite probable
they VIII drop that song, become
quite conservative and compromise
with the President. Getting into
power, and being certain Of their 20
sltlon, they are very apt to make
both men and parties conservative.
We shall see if it has that effect the
next session Of the United States
Congress.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-16

DECLINE IN PRICES New
York papers announce the breaking
up of various speculating movements
in the nccessaries of life in that city,
which has caused a most gratifying
declinee in prices. Pork has fallen
four dollars barrel, wheat from five
to eight cents bushel, and corn
eight cents a bushcl. Buyers, it is
reported, even at these reduced
figures, are very scarce.
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COLUMBIA.
Friday Morning, November l6, 1855
A Beautiful Extract.

1t is long time since we have read
anything so beautiful in the English
language as the following paragraphs.
They are from an address, delivered
before Il convention of the press of
Mississippi, by Col. Manlon, editor
of the Vicksburg Times. OF all the
tributes to the South and her lost
cause which have been published, we
have seenFnothing to exceed this i'll
its touching sweetness:
Southern nationality is Il dream
of the past. \ gulf, beyond which
we could not pass, yawnod between
us and the realization Of our hopes;
and though bright flowers bloomed
upon its brink, and waited rs sweet
perfume, we could not cross to gather
them.
f"Ihe Southern cross no longer
CLEANS out amid the wild light Of
battle; the sword of the vanqUished
IS sheathed, and the land is gloomy
with the harmless sepulchres OF our
martyred dead. But when years
upon years shall have passed away
when the last Of the present genera
ton sleep with their fathers, and new
forms throng the old familiar places
when faction shall have hushed and
justice hold the .scales-thcn, rs
bright as day and as free from ble-
mlsh and stain, will stand forth in
bright relief upon the scroll of his
toric fame, the record of the South,
dearer to the hearts Of her children
now IN the hour Of sorrow, than
when, on the march to victory, she
won the admiration Of the world.
Pilgrims from other lands shall tread,
with reverend step, above the spot
where moulders the dust Of our loved
and lost; while those who arc to fol-
low us will cherish as household gods
the names of those who, carving Il
way through the fiery path of war,
have written their names whcro they
can never die. The principle for
which so many laid down their lives
may not be recognized until their
names have grown feeble Oh the
tongue Of friendship, and been drop
ped, like dead silence, from the car
Of the world. But it will struggle
back from the hollow bosom that
once bled for it, and ascend the
heights OF Government. And when
the faithful historian shall descend
into the vaults of the dead past, in
quest of traditions of liberty, he will
then discover to whom the world is
indebted for their perpetuation.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-16

Look BEFORE YOU LEAP. Tus-
kegee (Ala.) Ne'co cautions its read
crs against inducements recently held
out to them to remove to Texas. Men
of good judgments have just returned
from that State, and state that the
crops reported in that quarter arc
confined TO q few farms.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-16

A Mr.. j. J. Hofstetter, of Charles
ton, While on TIE passage between
Charleston and Edisto, i'll Il row boat,
in company with several gentlemen,
was instantly killed by the accidental
discharge of gun laying in the bot
tom Of the boat, against which he
struck his foot.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-16

Mrs. Eva Lancaster, wife of an edi-
tor in Texas, is conducting the paper
while her husband is avoiding arrest
by the Freedmen's Bureau. Truly,
she is an ''help meet" for him in his
hour Of peril.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-16

A special despatch to the New Or
leans Crescent, dated Washington,
November 4, says:
Gen. Grant has attended personally
to the question Of the restoration to
Gen. Beauregard Of the effects be.
longing to him, but taken possession
of by military authority, notwith-
standing the terms Of his parole,
which, 1t was claimed, secured them
to him. The necessary order has
been sent to Gen. Sheridan, and they
Will doubtless be ut once handed to
their owner.
Gen. Taylor, Of Louisiana, dinel
yesterday with Generals Grant and
Sherman, and the interchange Of
courtesies between them was frank
and gallant.
The Treasury developments are po-
sltively astounding on the subject of
the seizures of Confederate cotton in
the South. The number of bales
that ought to have been accounted
for by the agents of the department
was 250,O00. But, including private
seizures, all that has been accounted
for is 10000 bales. These facts are
expected to lead to some unpleasant
consequences to the parties RESPONSE
Die Tor dellnquencies in the premises.
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TINE. The vehicle that carries
everything into nothing. We talk of
spending our time, as if it were so
much interest of a perpetual annuity;
whereas, We are all living upon our
capital; and he who wastes q single
day throws away that which can never
be recalled or recovered.
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law CARD.

T5NHi. undcrsi :;ncd nave entered into part
Z ncrship, under the name of AETil UE.
MELTON 4 MELTON, Tor practice. IN thc
Courts OF Law and Equity f,w EirhaMd,
Fairfield, Ncw5crrv, Lexington, kcrshaw
and Sumt, Distric cts, and in the United
States Courts.
De- Once, in Columbia, in rear Of the
Cnnr- !ioUsc, NJ stairs heretofore ,ccu-
pied hy Melton x Melton.
T., i ART1jI-E
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The barque Evcrhard, from Bre-
men, with ITO German immigrants,
arrived i'll Charleston on Wednesday.
These immigrants intend to settle in
South Carolina, being mostly CON
nected with German families already
resident here.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-16

The Colonization Socjety's ship
Golconda will sail from Charleston
for Liberia tomorrow, carrying about
600 freedmen emigrants, nearly 500
OF whom, chiefly from George and
South Carolina, have already taken
passage.
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HE CHARLESTON MERCURY We
are pleased to announce that the pub
llcatlon Of this well-known journal is
to be resumed on Monday next. The
lerc'"'y was for many years the lead
ing political paper, not only OF this
State, but of the whole South.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-16

The "Young America" steam fire
engine took the prize-a silver cup
at the tournament in Charleston, on
Wednesday. The engines did not dc
as well as was expected, 1913 feet
beng the greatest distance thrown.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-16

Admiral Semmes, now editor Of the
Mobile GaseHe, is to be the recipient
Of an elegant sword, q present from
officers of the British navy and a
number Of noblemen Of that coun-
try
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-16

Ben. Wood has again assumed con
troll of the New York News. Goo,
luck to him.
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Paints, Oils, Glass, Varnlshas. &c

~ Ae sim If Me Go3dt,n Pnl- LocE
GIN THOUSAND lbs. WHITE LEAD, in
- oil.
\ complete assortment OF Co!orcd Paints,
dry and in OIL.
900 boxes Window Glass, assorted sizes.
Linsced, Tanners, Kerosene and Ma
chinery Oils
Furniture, Coach and Japan Varnishcs.
y complete variety of Paint, Varnsh,
GraininS, White sl. DustinS and Scrub
bnS brushes. In store and for sale nj
lowest prices by JOHN G. DIAL.
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Office Of the Clerk District Court,

HIGHLAND, NOVEMBER 10, 1866
A SPECIAL COURT will be held on
IN MONDAY, the 10Th instant, at II
o'clock a. M, for the purpose of drawing
Grand and Petit Jurors for the January
Term (18G7) of the District Court for Rich
land. BY order Of Court.
d. b. MILLER, G. c. D. c. II.
NnN 1G
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To Rent,
TOUR ROOMS i'll q handsome cottage,
H situated on Upper Boundary street,
oppositeJ. c. Walkers; has good kitchen,
we'll and large garden. The house has five
rooms III all, one occupied by widow and
two children, which will not interfere with
tho other apartments. 1t is p pleasant
situation, and will suit q small family Of
throe or four persons.
RICHARD O'NEALE, Executor.
Nov 13 +6@
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New AnvEHI!sNME>TS. Attention. l., u;.ii
cd To the following advertisements, which
src published tl:s morning for the first
time:
j. d. Batcman-Frcsh Norfolk OYSTERS
w. i. Walter Auction
\. X. Phillips Auction
ID. B. Millcr-DIstrict Court.
Shvcr 4 Becilham-Ncw Goods.
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Do>'r LET IT Go O,-r or PE1Hr.-rhc
only truthful and authentic accouu: OF tho
sack aud destruction Of Columbia, written
by one OF South C%:o!iaas nost compc-
tent men, I'LL the incidents being noted on
the spot at the time. Your children will
he glad to set a copy at amy price. For
sale ut the IItc"nir Office.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ =, UsIrsD srArKs PArEsr oyyIcH,


On the petition Of Lsmuel p jerks Of Boston. Massa
chusss, praying for the extension OF patent granted
10 him on the % day Of November Improve
ment In 'Machines Tor Drilling stoue for seven years
from the expiration Of said patent which takes place
on the I'd day Of November, 1850,
ID Ia ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Pasnt Ofios MONDAY, the 18th day Of October next
alta o'clock and all persons are notified 10 appear
ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to aio in
the Patent Once their objections, specially set forth in
writing at least tosty days before the day Of hearing
all testimony nlod BY either party, to be used at Tie
said hearing must be taken and transmitted in accord
sase With tho rules ofths once which viii DO furnished
on application.
mony must be nled In the once toenty days before the
day q hearing the arguments, any within ten days
after ding the testimony
ordered Also that this notice be published in the
RRPuBLIoAs and the Iateltgencer Washington, d. O.,
and 10 the Journal Boston, MassAehusets once week
for three successive weeks the nrst Of said
-. TO. THEAKKR,
Commissioner Of Patents
P6-kdttors Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills to the Patent Once with paper
coutainink this notice. Au4- wsv
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GALE OF CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE.

u CborHfra DEror, scHurLxILL ARssxAL,l
. - PafLApELrHiA. Pa, Aug. II, 1888.
= Will be sold 1t Pebble Auction, on account Of The
DATED States, q the sehuyikiil Arsenal, aRAY's
fkhRr Road, Philadelphia on August 10, 1885, at 10
o'clock, NJ the following NAMED articles Of unser.
vicsabls clethins aad IqlipaSe. Wis;
Hst Cords Eagles Usiiorm Coats Jackets, FLANNEL
Great Cots Water proof fonehos BED
sacks, shouldsr-scais Pastsninss Ksapsaeks Havsr.
ssek., Cantesns, Axca,. Camp Kettles, Mess Pans,
Ha,ehsts And Handles. Trunpsts, Drums, wall Tents
and fliss Tent Poles and Pins Common Tents Shelter
Tents, Picks and Handles, ~ =" -
from day Of sals. r. y 80 = w.
Terms-Cash In Governmeat funds,
By order Of Brevst BriGsdIer General Geo H. Cros-
man, Assistant ouArtsrnastsf General U. O. Army
HENRY. W. JAMES,
auR-H5 Executive and fnspsctinf Oncsr
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40 CTIoN . Az Es
CALICO GOVERNMENT PROPERTY

~ DErurr ouAarnanArss GESxaAL,s o,vros, \
firIssuRo, Pa, Augun "a. isss
VII Be- sold a publis apeiios 70 he kiskss biddsr,
On TUESDAY, B.h day Of August, q the 0ovsrsmsnt
Il oaos alley asA vaysss street. the
sMsfoss lsis; mule, wsEs.s owe -serss. wagon
l1oacs Chsir ssoyss Iros Ia (6siij,
kalcrs Paper Folders, wstsr Brshsts, Wh-sbar.
3 ssddis Bl.slst., u wagon wsips, nay Ladder,
Hot 1Sss s ssa1d.rd wager jack hnyi Butrs:.,
risf's Knives, q Blacksmith q Pinesrs Uorys Rasps
sB!aeksnth ronss, Hand wrench, Wise, sisdess
a.e Handles, Tuyers Iron, Hatebsts, Ares, sd
dlrs Horse, Crowbars, Stable Forks, Hay FORKS,
Branding 1rons, 0 Picks and Handles, s bpades, b
shovels nattoeks, Pauhaa Platform ieaiss Lam
tsrn, - bottles MasilAss. n - : :
Sale 70 commence 81 10 o'clock O n.
Terms: Cash, United States currency.
- 0k0RGa B. ALDEN,
AuH-td Captain and A. Q. M,UsA.
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DROPOsALs FOR COAL.

Sealsd proposals will be received ct this once until
the lat Of September 1865, at II 1000 TONS BEST
iALIrY CUMBERLAND COAL, run Of mine, TO be
delivered at the Treasury Building, In such quantities
and at such times may be directed.
The rights reserved to reject any and all bids that u
may DO TO the interest Of the Department 70 decline
3. n. CLARK,
.s. Chief First Division,
Au2-3t ~ National Currency Bureau.
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FOR SALE-THE FURNITURE IN A
private house on o street south, Anew door- from
tho city railroad. The house eontains eight rooms
po..ssslon q araiturs and house gysa innsdistsiy
'AAarss p r,1 hI sgSN "'S'
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, WASHING.
" TON, D. O..
Tho several departments will open Is follows: a
Preparatory department. WEDNESDAY, September
l2h. N.Y. III
Academic Department, WEDNESDAY, September
26th.
Law Department, WEDNESDAY, October 10th.
Medical Deparynpn MONDAY, October 10th.
q. W. SAMSON, D. D.,
auA 2Aw3w& President.

EOR SALEM THE FIRST WARD A
II LANCE THRER-AND-A.HALP STORY BRICK
HOUSE, THlRTEgN ROOMS. KITCHEN, LARGE
UNDER THB WHOLE HOUsE. The lot contains over
u 900 feet Of ground under cultivation, with grape
vines, fruit trees, shrubs flowers &C. Gas and water
throughout the house II IL drs class resdenee and
In Of the nusst locations In the city Address
II. J.. at this Office. jyl2.H
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Notics 10 hereby given to holders Of Csrncstes Of
Deposit Of Temporary Loan other than those issued Tor
clearing house purposes that the Treasury Department
prepared 70 redeem the same on presentation at the
various oces from which they issued accrued
inter st thereon to the time Of presentation between
this date and August 26h, and that after the latter date
Interest will cease on such certificates.
II. McCULL0CH.
aul7-tAu2d Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Union PAPER COLLAR COMPANY.

Union PAPER COLLAR COMPANY
ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE Oh
NEW YORK.
OFFICE, ITO BROADWAY, new YosK-BRAscH OFFICE
90 WARRINGTON STREET, BosroS
THE UNION PAPER COLLAR COMPANY,
Organized under the laws OF the State Of New York
patents q Walter Hunt, WIN LosfwSOd. Is arsy' n.y.
nauufscture Of Paper Collars, Cuffs and Bosoms, has
Ls's.si g is' ciSSlIsps
SiTEss5is SSSsS Sds$sSS Ss.,.. Marc,
s,s' sa1 WIZ I e. a. ssiSs boston.
GEORGE b LANE, tstar Collsr) Boston.
BOSTON PAPER COLLAR MANUFACTURING COM.
sEW kSdLANp M5pEEt COLLAR COMPANY, Boston.
ThS9 collar swYo
sSS%ISa tAffks e SSss COMPANY, Norwich CT,
AHKRiSAN hASHSE COMPANY NewburypOr Mass
SSss1sElI PSrkR GotLHR e Ssz Any spr,as,
NEW YORK ENAMELRD PAPER COLLAR COMPANY,
me New c6 SSTk, vi ]; RaSdOn, Myers, Agent
~, ~ EUnnhEos WILLIAM CuMlMNf Chicago, IL.
New York. N''
An EAssasss Of goods manufactured by the above.
PANIED Licensees will hereafter be Marked "Lioensed
BY the Union Paper Collar Company"
:, The manufacture and sale Of Collars, Cum, and
bosoms In violation Of these patents, will be
prosecuted at law and In equity, and no Paper Col.
lar can be made except under one or more Of said
Patents, or In Infringement Of the same dealers are es
pocaily cautioned against purchasing or selling any
sAeh Collars. Cuffs or Bosos except Of the man
ture Of the above named Licensees as they will be ia
liable In damages equally with man un4etnrers
JAMES A. WOODBURY., President
SOLOMON 8. GRAY, Treasurer,
Aull -eol w Slaw3w
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$6,OOO,O0O : PER CENT.


THE NORTH MISSOURI RAILROAD COMPANY has
authorised to sell their LIST Mortgage per cent 80
years bonds The whole amount 10 t8 900 600 Coupons
payable the LIST days Of January and July Of each
year, In New York
Before eonssnting to this Agency We have made a
careful examination Of the merits Of these bonds by
sending william Miner Roberts and others to report
upon the condition and prospects Of the road Their
report file at Office, and Is highly satifsory
We do not hesitate TO recommend these bonds rs being
first. class security and most sae and iudicous In
vsstmsnt.
The proceeds Of these bonds will be used In extend
ing road (alrsady completed 40 miles into North
Mssour to the Iowa State line, where It IL to connect
with the railroads Of Iowa. and to also extend west.
ward to the junction with the Pacific railroad lat Lsay
enworth) and other roads leading up the Nilsson ri
river, that this mortsgo Of o. 100000 will cover
completed and well stocked road OF THREE HUNDRED
AND EI0HTY NINE MILES In length, costing at least
$40 900 900. with net annual revenue after the rst
year Of over 81 100000 sum nearly four tuas 10.
yond the amount needed to pay the Interest on these
bonds The income of The road will Of course increase
every year.
The railroad connects the great city Of st. Louis with
It's 200 900 Inhabitants not only with the richest Dor.
lions Of Missouri, but with the States Of Kansas and
Iowa and the great Pacific railroads.
To the drst applicants We are prepared to sell
At the low rate Of 90 cents desiring TO obtain
better price for the remainder This will yield about
per cent Income aud add 20 per cent 10 prnopai At
maturity.
Any further Inquiries will be answered a our once.
aulS.0 JAY COOKE 4 co.
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STOVES! STOVES STOVES
ALARaE STOCK OF STOVES
SHILLING CHEAP.
CALL AND SEE THE
GREAT VARIETY
NOW IN STORE AND FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH,
COOKING, PARLoR AND CHAMBER STOVES,
sBxT0N's HEATERS,
FOR ONE, TWO AND THREE STORIES.
W. D. wYvILL,
aulS2w <5s Penn . Ave, bet. Sd and ~
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AN IMMENSE STOCK AT Low PRICES.
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822 Pennsylvania avenue,
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