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CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISION
DEFINING THE
Qualifications and Disab ilities cf
ElaECToRS.

g &c. TO- Every white male citizen of the
~ United States, and every white male citizen OF
Mexico who shall have elected to become citizen
of the United States under the treaty of peace
changed and ratified at Queretaro, the 3Gth OF
May, 1913, of the age of twenty-one years, who
shall have been resident of the State six months
next preceding the election, and the county or
district in which he claims his vote, thirty days,
shall be entitled to n vote at all elections which are
now or hereafter may be authorized by law.
\ Sec. H. For the purpose of voting, no person
shall be deemed to have gained or lost a residence
by reason of his presence absence on the service
of the United States while engaged in the nav
igaten of the waters of this State of the Uni ed
States, or of the high seas; nor while student OF
a seminary of learning nor while kept at an aims
house or other asylum, while confined ip any
PUBLIC prison.
Sec l2 No idiot insane person, or persons
convicted of any infamous crime, shall be entitled
tosthe privileges of an elector.
y Sec. I3. crime shall be deemed infamous
which is punishable by death or by Imprisonment
in the State Prison.
The Shasta courier., 1867-08-17

AN EsTABLIsn I'd REMEDT.-Brown's Bron-
chial Troches are widely known as an estab-
lished remedy for coughs, colds, bronchitis.
hoarseness, and other troubles of the throat
and lungs. Their good reputation and e1
tensive use has brought out limitations.
represented to be the same. Obtain only
Browns Bronchial Troches.
The Shasta courier., 1867-08-17

BRIDGE.-Camdeh's new bridge across
Whisky Creek is now complete and ready
for travel. The frame work of the bridge is
composed of the best oak timber. and the
foundation is built up in such manner as to
insure its safety during heavy freshets.
The Shasta courier., 1867-08-17

ExEcUTED.-Yesterday, at u o'clock, In
dian Doc, convicted of the murder of the
Chnaman All Gap, suffered the extreme
penalty of the law. A guard of twelve men
of the Lyon Light Infantry, under Lieut.
Richards, was in attendance, and everything
was conducted with the utmost decorum.-
After hanging 30 minutes, the body was cut
down and delivered to his friends.
The Shasta courier., 1867-08-17

Sourn FoRK.-R. j. Holmes, of Trinity.
who owns one of the extensions of the Red
Warrior claim, at South Fork, has gone to
San Francisco with aquantity Of rock taken
from the ledge, which he intends having
tested by the most competent and experience
ed men in the city. If the test proves salts.
factory, Holmes will put set Of hands to
work sinking shaft on the claim.
The Shasta courier., 1867-08-17
STATE SENATOR.

Twenty-Sixth Senatorial District.
The friends of f. WALTER will support him
as an Independent Candidate for State Senator
from the Twenty-sixth Senatorial District. aus
The Shasta courier., 1867-08-17

PERsoyAL-We received call this week
from Mr.. Rosenburg, one of the proprie. ors
of the Marysville Appeal, who came here
for tbs purpose of extending the circulation
of that very valuable paper.
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FOR COUNTY CLERK,

l announce myself al Independent Candidate
for County Clerk of Shasta County. As it will be
impossible for to visit all the different precincts,
for want of funds will be glad receive all the
votes of the County at the next general election.
je29# II. STEVENSON.
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ROAD 0VERSEER.

HENRY SHAFER announces himself as an
Independent Candidate for the office Of Road
Master in Township No. l, at the next General
Election. jl20$
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ASSESSOR.

JOHN HEIVNER announces himself as an
Independent Candidate for County Assessor, at
the General Election. JIG
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ANNOUNC EMENTS.

All Announcements Of candidates for Office, and
political advertisements ofeTery Kind, must be paid
for in advance.
The Shasta courier., 1867-08-17

CATHeLIe CHuRcH.-Rev. Father O'Kape
will ha,a Divine Service in the Catholic
Church, in this place, op Sunday. Angus.
25tb, at 10 o'clock Az.
The Shasta courier., 1867-08-17
DI ED.

At Eagle Creek, August 10th, Ellen Mary
Adkins, native of New Orleans aged 20 years,
months and "a days. r New Orleans papers
please COPY.
The Shasta courier., 1867-08-17
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

hereby announce myself Independent Can
dldate for the office of County Treasurer of Shasta
county, at the next general Election.
C. w, HOFFMAN,.
The Shasta courier., 1867-08-17

For State Senator~-Twenty-sixth District,
j. n CHAPPELL.
The Shasta courier., 1867-08-17
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF SHASTA
Notice is hereby given, that in addition to the
officers above specified to be voted for in this
county, the following officers will be elected IN sad
county at such election, to wit
One Assembl yman.
One Sheriff.
One County Clerk Ito be c1-oficio Auditor and
Recorder
One Treasurer
One District Attorney.
One Assessor.
One Coroner Ito be ex-oficio Public Administra
tori
One County Surveyor.
One Superintendent of Public Schools.
One Supervisor for FIRST Supervisoral District
for three years.
Two Constables for each township and
One Roadmaster for each Road district.
By order of Board of Supervisors.
CHARLES MCDONALD,
au17 County Clerk.
The Shasta courier., 1867-08-17
ROAD CVERSEER.

PATRICK WYNNE arnouncos that he will
be an Independent Candidate for Road Oversoer of
Township No. 7, at the ensuing general election
The Shasta courier., 1867-08-17
For Congress,

For Congress,
CHANCELLOR HARRISON, ,
Of Maps.
The Shasta courier., 1867-08-17

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and the evil effects of unwholesome
water invigorates the organs of
digestion and the bowels;
steadies the Nerves and Tends TO Prolong
Life.
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Cures Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, Sick and Ner-
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Depression of Spirits, Constipation, Collie.
Intermittent FeveTs, Sea Sickness,
Cramps and Spasms, and all COM
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from Bodily Weakness,
whether inherent in
the system or
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As genuine Tonic, HOSTETTER'S BITTER5
produce effects which must be experienced or wit
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Persons of feeble habits, liable to Nervous At
tacks, Lowness of6piris, and Fits of Lauguor, find
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testimony on this point is most conclusive, and
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In districts infested with Fever and que, ithas
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cured by a very brief course of this marvellous
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Acting gentle and painless aperent, well
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stipation superndueed by irregular action of the
digestive and secretive organs.
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DRUGGISTS,
SAN FRANCISCO. jl27:3m
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BRIEF NOTES.

The collection for the benefit OF the Pope in ST. Johns
r. C. Church Newark, Sunday last amounted u S5O7 a.
The Brooklyn Yacht Club will start to-day an ex
eurson 70 Cove Island where they will spend the Fourth
There was no quorum Of the Board of Aldermen at the
place Of meeting yesterday
The Rev Henry Ward Beecher begins his Summer va
cation in about month.
George Johnson and Mary Egan were on Sunday night
Frustrated BY the They taken Bellevue Hospital
There were in Newark last week but 2s intermens Of
which boys seven women, AMI nine girls
Michael Reddy, boy, run over by car No. lH OF
Railroad yesterday and killed The con
ductor arrested, but the driver away
Col Post OF the Twenty second Regiment. orders the
reFentAl line to fteeuht night sixth al 80
a IN OF tbs Fourth
To miss the boat or train Tursday morning would
osr the entire programme study OF Bsasts Time Table for
July will prevent such mshap
steamer with invited guests viii leave Pier NO 20,
River O'Clock p. TIC r0ufts 70
DuBderberg down the bay.
young man named John Stevens was yesterday en-
e.d into gogge FuonAVs Brokn aud after bens dragged
vi robbed Of SO
boy named James shannon, years OF aee, was yes
riay seriously by wheel az dsleI IN ho F"s ~
Brooklyn T. ID. His recovery lie doHbt,sL
Henry Rosenberg a German aged ~ years, residing at
Ne Bas Thirty Ih ST, prettraed b me hsa. aAe uk
cal wagon Yesterday lie tAfsa home By The pa1oA
J. Dagget Hunt, esq, wiz deliver the Grafton ~ ~
Of Na2hngoE M0nAASal AZ "AsHn sA
Rock 10 Paufed N. j.. on the tOarth
Moyor Hoffman yesterday presented stand of color
Col Buik, after WHICH the hs n7 va
reviewed by Ills Honor tbs City Hall
The total number OF emgrants landed nj TINS port dur
ing the ~ ia On tho l o JAY 'nefe Ined liz
o the I'd 26a -
The Unique baseball Club Of Staten Ifland beat Tho
Incidental Club 81 Hudson City Sapsion stAen Island on sal
BIZ & score of& 10 -
Tho monthly meeting Of the Chamber OF CommeTc
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DIED.


ANTHONY-In soso T. Thursday Jane 20 fs Anthony,
aged ~ years
ALGBR-on Monday July Della c. wife Of Daniel b. Ager the
4lst year OF her
Friends family respectfully invited attend the funeral on
Wednesday afternoon att O'clock In Dr. SCOTS Church. Forysec-
ond-st, the EighthaVe
BTRCHARD-In CITY Monday Juy Hannah Sutherland wife
Burchsd deceased 81 Cornwall Orange Co. ~ T. where
the remains will DE taken for inerment
CRASKEOn Tuesday July Robert infant Of Charles and Eliza
beth Craske.
HART-Ath residence No t7 wiOwSt Brooklyn, Edward Hart in
the 18Th year Of his age.
The funeral will place nom the Church OF St Charles Boromeo
Sydney place precisely Wednesday morning. July
The friends will please accept this notice.
HALL-On Monday morning. Illness Augusta c. the
beloved Nathan H. Hall the J6h Of her
The relatives the family respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral from residence No Al MonrOest "Wednesday
morning July 10 O'clock Her remains will be taken 70 St
ra Church Of and Henys where solemn ke-
QUEEN Mass will ceebraled thence to Calvary Cemetery
McGEB-Ou TUESDAY July Mary F. OF Robert Mcee formerly
Mrs War sged month and II days at her late residence
fourth between Third and Fourth aves
Notice Of funeral hereafter
PONDAt Milford Conn., Tuesday morning Nathalie youngest
child Of Nathan @. aud s. Matilda Pond. aged years.
Funeral this "Wednesday Afternoon ats O'Clock
sCRTBgRR-On Mondsy Blairstown, j. after short M
Blair Scrbnr youngest child Of Charles and llama Is
Sebner u aud granddaughter OF John j. BLAIR Of b
town, N
THOMPSON-At MorsanA Tuesday July 1867 Mary Jane
o. Jonathan and Elizabeth Thompson. .,
The relatives family respectfully invited 70 stteed
Church. Wilton Friday July All ocieek
p n without further notice.
PhirielPhia papen please copy.
wARDAt fremont Tuesday July 1857 BdwAd Hamtos nsot
Of Elijsh and Mary Ward aged year
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Lard dull q iitoie RscsirsSeo bb Flour ssos eg.A
Flour. i5O0 bush Wheat 600 bush Corn.
MILWAUKEE, Juy 2@oar du City Double Extras SO 501 Sl
Country Do Ss9ss Wheat SHssttled sales Of No at 81 e
No. Com dull at soc foe No ReeeiPts Flour ls 600
bush Wheat 1000 bush Oats 2Ooo bush Corn Bhpmen-lOo0
Sbs. Flour, 600 bush.
TOLEDO o. July 2-P1Our quiet Wheat nominal 81 3
asNa5ered for Amber Michigan without sellers Corn has declined
are dt u and nominal
CiSt sHArI July 2-Four dell and Dropping Family slz0s9
Fancy el3 O0SH Wheat dali sales OF No Winter at % $50
500 10 at 81 IS; New Red sold 81 IS Com dull $50
for Oats dull at Csc Rye declining sscs 81 2G
ID fr Ma dull nominal 23c for Mddng Whisky
sead Al v Bless Pok unchanged Bulk Meats 8iGOf9Ilic
shoulders and CesrSes Bacon tdl2Gl2t for
Sboule. Clear Rib Clear Sde Lard doll and
Old lie New Ic LiBseed OIL doll az 81 s29s a. Groceries
and good demand especially Sugar Bg, Ice Gold Int
buying 49,, -,
bales Corn arm al l00S Is Oats 6rm at @0s3 Mess
Pok very dull BaCear Sides l3ql4c Lard, lJ3c Flour
dull; Superfne 80 5fnSa ,,,
BuTYALo July 21oarBetser feeling sales $50 bbls Spring at
bbls White fli9Sl4 50 Rye flour % J Wheat
Buyers generally bOA Of 0 bush No Milwaukee at
TO- Corn lover lnd sre aetgs % 30 600 bush No Western
asking Chicago ,d Ohio Rye neglected and offered at
IS AZ i heS7y; $40 hight Lard dull At
lie Barley nominal 81 ghwuss duil and unchanged Rregh
NV York kecetPts-Cor, Eo9 bush
Shipments-Corn, IS. 900 bush
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THE STATE or TRADE.

ST. LOUIS July 2-Coion duu a. 2t fr good Miiiing Flour
Quiet unchanged West nominal At ~ " Tor No Saa ~ %
RYE declining; Provisions arm aud unchanged Lard dn
S.V1TSSH jul, 2-Coioa Is in and nominal, with only small
business, Low Mddhng 22ic Receipts, " bales 80.
a. is Tor PRIME Corn drH she-d red soc oats 10 bulk
has te Mess poIL sE ~ Baron has a' @
Shoulders Ste Clear sides Ric packed Lard In uses @ ia"
Mddngs ~ 024e. Receipts for thI d'y' oi bales AGAINST
is o. The ,i ' ,E n year e,5as ' Phs IN HIT nrer
Supeflat so kI IL Cornlhe stock hghI hsu ah
PorG Gner at 2J 2sSSn So Baeonshoghers 10! aote Clear
SR l2e LiETeree nre quoted a. IA kss a. le IoS
MOBILE Ala Jul lCoton closed tae At vs. iO Mhdhns ''e
o. 49, ,-ye JAW 2Cot.,o no transactions Spirit. Tur
pcatne quiet SIC Rosn an 90 - 80 E lot Of ra
Cr,rISsros c. July 2caa IS steady sniiins' al S2SA
XssrT. Ca jay 3-Couoo IS ~ore active saA4 Of o2 bales
% SEQ July 2-Poar selling At sea sc and Wheat at
81 4oa " old Aad ~ SS~sl 20 for new Barley si Legal
BTrMouE july aCotton dus; Midiug Islands 4e Coffee
quiet f for TAR fOOa Hs ns asI :,
buyers sr e1s Phf u s,s w VII 81 2s
OWING TO the eareay good sri's hea, a1 "a re Whit
al eSlsI To- White aai Ieor mIel csasl o5 Yellow o.
S ., q I e6. W !, ss X. 81 q sesu Ole S,
Inc y Bacon s si at si sens y? aao e GI RIB aad
NA!sky nominal aud unchanged ,., -, coo MI. =,
Il for 10 Spring Sr Red Wntg ~ 90 e'e ana - 10y
po9o c Es!IA r. c Eo@ a. w ceAso spring at % %
SG ss 81 e. pc. S aa A o 1f rsl,
7 to SesG fasS saSS to =, s'f no aaa
zoe 70 Albany Seyysk by rs ;1a IiS soc No receipts
D Lake cAsa e5poIso cu Gs, On, S ao wper RIsT slaa
els 50 fancy spdng Ess; $40 7sSSi "a wheat 9r' sa an;
Corr s ''; ~, S Ssn' . S'S Decide ~:
az ADD closed at o S5e No. rye Dali and heay Do
cline o. a 2c the sales small al 9c q 81 o. barley i
shus. ara aIR snl u bsier dsmaRdI saes iog ss
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
TEXAS

REGIsTRATIoN-A UNION MEETING BROKEN UP.
GALVESTON, Texas, July 2.-Registration is rapidly
progressing in the 10 Districts Of the State Up to date
Galveston has 1900 persons registered, of whom
thirds are colored.
In many parts of the interior the feeling OF hostility to
the National authority is bitter deep and outspoken An
attempt was lately made at LAGRANGE to hold Repub.
can meeting The Hon. Judge Bell and other distin-
guished Unionists addressed the audience The
rOwdies and Rebels, who in furious terms threat
ened the speaker and chairman with assault They
ton The civil authorities were passive lockers by
their conduct encouraging the dlsturbers No arrests
have been made. This is the treatment Union men
receive all through the State where there are no
troops The Union citizens Of La Grange have
pettOned Gen. Griffin for military force. Until Gov
ThrOckmOrtOn and his clan OF disOyal officials
ed from place. there will be free speech outside OF the
military posts and political canvass Of the State is i'm
possible These removals cannot be made by our Gen
erals who tied hand and foot by the policy Of the
Administration
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6periai Notices.
A Sweet Travelling Companion.

A Sweet Travelling Companion.
Coge found % unpleasant doors Rhenh city and eyea
this country travellers encounter offensive smel Fortu
utey however handkerchief mOesed with PHALONs
NIGHT BLOOMING will surround the With refreshing
atmosphere.
The Immense number of Visitors to-day 90 the KnH
retarded the work Of PREPARING tie ship o sea
that necessary resd the permission to go o. board
an to-day. W. IA "SoD'
July 2. 1861
The Citizens of westchesfer aud adjoining Counties
preparing celebrate the FOURTH OF july BY holding mhc
CONVENTION favor Of UNIVERSAL SUFFRA0E, IN the 1roe
Adjoining Waccabue Goien Bridge Station Harlem karoad
Tic speakers expected be present HENRY WARD BkBCB
ANNA 4 DICKINSON. LUCY STONE, MAJOR HAGGkkTf, T.
anlol
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Navy GAZETTE.
T. CuICRERING.


Capt John Almy Jeen g. Bssree Frsi Astin ngneef
$50 f rlrr.ii n he samuel A. T. Actulir,t
"a. al pd on waiting order. Engineer REM y bres-
- rlsof l. Law b.. eft. second w.
49, i.tsee fon command Of Ba.cr Clpp Dunbar Levi =
-. ,,brr ana pla.et on salod Actug Third Assistant In
waiting orders Passed Assistant gneeu a " shaw bslMu r.
Ptt.aastsr Henry 81. Mcao Dr. Lewis Mate Chates H. Ohae
.d f-, . Jurts and Carp-nsr Mills, BoatswaR
I 4, go. acepult. Inc FOL James BroSu. PassedAssislnt
- E1 oer et-ssi ron tho Pawn sster George T. Miuslow.
Jrnists and placed waiting or Mh'hpmfn :" = S,osr anu
Gr g. - ~ + ho1itDu OF the MAYA hau
Shurmakrr; L-ut. Charles hflemy ltgo resEnf ASSISTANT
60 N. 100 Mics. ~ 4 g-on Hosea J. Bayin has
f,.,e,..on NJ sfsrinsn 'dsrsd 10 The Sint Commander
- lf.I,.r. Acting Ma VIM Fyhse has been ordered
=, Io. C, Surgson Groes,to the Nov II tmpshire
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BOATING.
TIE COMING COLLEGE REGATTA AT LAKE QUNsIGA-

The Worcester CMass.) Spv SAYS "The committee Of
our citizens having the regatta in charge rapidly
ranging its details Seats will at be erected at the
usual spot the shores Of the lake. aud
provided for three thousand persons These
will be rendered very attractive by the presence OF the
Brigade Band from Boston, mastering % pieces. The
prizes win also be delivered 10 the winning from
point OF land extending into the water in front Of the
mittees incOsure The promenade concert on the
ing before the regatta will be occasion Of unusual in
terest The Harvard Gee Club have kindly offered their
services TO give greater atactveness, and efforts
making to secure, If possible the also of the
Beethoven Society of Yale College. The concert proper
will occupy the earlier portion Of the evening continuing
until about O'Clock, when dancing will begin. For this
part OF the entertainment the committee the
has secured the services of the Brigade Band who will
furnish 10 pieces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03

TERRIBLE LIGHTNING STROKE IN ERIE COUNT l..
While large number of people were assembled at
the Agricultural Fair grounds in Springfield Erie County
ON last Thursday afternoon, sudden thunder storm
arose driving the people under the sheds for shelter
Soon after the lightning struck one OF the sheds under
which were cOngregdted men, women ana norse on
their faces and as many 90 were rendered
ave or ten minutes while dozen were quite serleusS
two on three Others arenot expected 10 recover Eu
she mare which was hched u the pole was kh9skee
ming The most fearful CONSERVATION existed among .no
people until IL discovered how light the Woio
mai had bee Indicted and the excitement was most IN
tepse singular fact mentioned In connection Win tne
strange freak OF the electric fluid rs that Ill inc PetS0
rendered insensibe fell upon their faces
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The following VIII be the changes rung on the Trlniy
Church Chimes and Of the Fourth iasAnt'
No l. Ringing changes bells No Han Ceunel1 no q
DECIDE No Bells No g. Airs from GAM OF the
ReSaes No Columbia the No What Fairy
NE Music No scotch Melody from Guy ManHng No Bright
Rosy Morning No 0 Roys Wife Scotch Hsd No H. Rosa
Of AandaS No The Soldiers Reqrn W II by Lodgag y on
Cold 70 the FeD 81 V0 no. 10 He'd hhhs
and Bl9s. Ne. lG. Ispkee Decide
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THE WHITE MoUYTAINs.-A favorte route to the
White Mountains Lake Memphremagog, Lake
Willoughby &C., is via steamboat from New YORK at
81. m. via New Haven, stopping over night at Spring
field. and reaching the Lakes or White Mountains
for supper. Those who have visited that mountain
region need no advice, but to such as have not we
recommend the trip as being of the most delight
full in the country. Anew iron steamboat has been
placed Oh Lake Memphremagog.
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The
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co.
THEIR FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
AS AN INVESTMENT,

TIE rapid progress, Union Pacific Railroad building west
from Omaha Nebraska forming with it, western connections an
pke line across the continent the Vae Of the
First Mortgage Company offer to the pobe The
question asked By prudent investors 49, Are these bonds 'eeoref
NeIt they profitable Investment To reply tn brief;
First The early whole line to the Psese
a. certain . any future The Government grant OF
over twenty million million dollars Is bonds
practically guarantees fourth Of the work Is already done and
the track continues to a Of two miles day
pd Railroad bonds issued upon What promises
to be one OF the most profitable Of railroad the country For many
years must be only connecting the Atlantic and Paeae and
being competition maintain renuneratye rates
Trd Three hundred miles this road are finished and
fully eo.pped depots &c. aud two
daily running way The materials for the remaining al miles to
ofbe Rocky Mountains on hand and under Goa
traetto be done in September
Fr The net e Of The sections already finished screral
times greater than the goi upon the First Mortgage Bonds
such sections another mile Of the road were built the part
A completed vOa only interest and expenses but be Pr0t
able to the Company.
Fah The Upon Pc Railroad beads issued only the road
progresses and therefore can market they
a bona fde property
srth Their amount strictly limited law equal to what
Is granted b. the T. Government which takes seoond lien
sscn This amount upon the hS Sl7 miles west from Omaha
only si6ooO per mile.
>n The fact considers second lien
the road good investment hrewdest railroad builders
Of the country already paid $5Oo the stock (which
Is to them third Iehl may well inspire confidence in 6r lien
EA, Although claimed that there be any better seeur
ties than Governments parties who consider hst mortgage
upon such property the very best security the wora and who
sell their Governments ia these bOnds-thus securing
greater interest
NAH As Railroad bonds offered for the present
at cents on the dollar accrued interest they the cheapest Sc
eur in the market, being per cent less than u s. Stocks
TsntA. At rate Of premium gold, they pay
OVER NINE PER CENT INTEREST.
Tie daily subscriptions already large aud they will continue to be
| received In New-York by the
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK No. 7 Nassust
CLARK DODGE Co, Bankers, No 81 Wsllst,
JOHN J. CISCO g. SON Bankers No. 70 WaiLst,
ard by BANKS and generally throughout the United States
OF whom maps descriptive pamphlets may be obtained They will
also be sent by COmpAy Once No 20 Nassaust New
York on application will select their Agents In whom
they have confidence will be responsible to them for the 'as
delivery Of tho bonds
JOHN J. CISCO Treasurer. New York
Loadsu ualr Color Restorer.
II never s mpsrt growth aud vSO the weakest hair
fens and stops falling Au to produce growth Of hAiA
causing 1t o grow thist aud strsog
ONLY Tsc A BOTTLR-Ss DoZBN
Sold By HELMBOLD,
No. SEA Broadway Newrork a.d all Dugfssts
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FLORIDA.

A large public meeting was held at Apalachicola,
June IT, under the auspices OF the freedmen The Rev.
Mr. Fortune (colored) of Mariana, Fla, the Rev. Mr.
Rivers and Mr. Emanuel Smith OF Apalachcoa, tho
principal speakers and delivered most sensible and
triotic~speeches. The Mayor and other whites were
present and the meeting was orderly and credablo TO
all concerned