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ARRIVED.
sohr, Alfred Stewart, Osborn, Hsvre de Grace,
coal to Falconer.
soop Chas. II. Fryer, Evans, PatuIsnt river,
oysters 10 master.
schr: Cooper, Galloway, Havre. de.Graos. coal
TO L. Thomas.
sehr VIM. s. Copes, Travers, spisulia Island,
eoPl to 8. Q. Msgrudsr.
CLEANED.
Steamer Jas. 5. Green, Inman, New York.
Steamer Express, Nioksls, Baltimore.
Schr. Charlotte Shaw, Matthias, New Bedford.
Schr. III. Z. Thompson, Blake, Portland.
Sohr. WIN. Jice, Jics, Salem.
sohr. Grace Girdier, Smith, Boston.
schr. Lynchbufg. Vancisf, New York.
sehr. Isabelle Thompson, Baker, Bottom.
Sloop streaker, Faunoe, fishing banks.
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Mr.. JACOB BooL is now permanently
established In his new Boot and Shoe Store, No AIS
Seventh street, between and II streets, near the
Patent once, where he has largo and well selected
stock Of Boots Shoes aud CATERS for ladies and gen.
lemen, misses, youths, and children, Of every de-
scription. Also, made to order, Boots, Shoes, and
GAters Of the best French Calf at the lowest prices
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L o G Al It'll M s /.

VIRGINIA AND NoRTH CAROLINA CAssr- {
NsnHs made TO order As we'll as ready made. At Hen.
nns's one Price Store, on ths corner Of Seventh
street and Maryland avsnue.
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IRIS ANNOUNCED 10 dispatch from Ne nv
that Governor BRowSLow is to be the mex
United States Senator from Tennessee, in place
Of Senator PATTERSON
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Ar A CoLoRED FUNERAL in New Orleans, q
few days ago, the men appeared dressed in black
and the women in white. 1t was an imposing
vet noyel spectacle.
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A New SroRE-The present "keen and
nipping air" remind, us that at prs,snt one Of the
most necessary and desirable articles Of household
economy is q good stove, and those Of our readers
who wish TO make q selection from large stock
Of Stoves, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, and House.
keeping Articles generally, should call on O. n
Gregory, No. SIS Psnnsyivaaia avenue, near Sixth
street
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Grand Council TO be Held with the In
disus-Departure OF the Indian Peace
Commissioners.

diaus-Departure OF the Indian Peace
Commissioners.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 4.-Generals She. man, Har.
ney, Sanborn, aud Terry, and Senator Hender.
son, Indian peace commissioners, leave to. NOR.
| row for Fort Harker, and from thence to Medi.
| cine Lodge, south Of the Arkansas river, where
they will hold grand council with the Indians.
Col. Taylor, who is now in Leavenworth, Joins
the commission at Lawrence. Col. Tappan, an.
other member of the commission, left yesterday
with $40, 900 worth Of goods for presents to the
Indians.
kilograms from Superintendent Murphy, Of
the Central SUPPLEMENTARY, say that nearly all
the Tavo Indians and the ArapahOes, Camanches
and kiowas are being fed by the superintendent
and are anxious to meet the commission and
confer upon terms of peace and about some.
thing more to eat
Little Robe, Cheyenne, chief of the Dog
soldiers is still on the war path, and it is sup
posed that it was ONE Of his band that attacked
Gen. Marcy's train on tho 10th ult at Pawne,
Forks.
1t 10 reported that Roman Nose, an Arapaho
chief, has gone to bring in the hostile parties
lie, with some friendly chiefs, is determined t
chastise the refractory Dog soldiers.
Colonel Leavenworth telegraphs that the K'O
was and camanches are ANXIOUS to meet tn,
commissioners, to conclude q treaty with the
Government.
The family Of Little Robe was murdered al
Sand Creek by Colonel Chivingtonj but he sayi
he did not go to war for that, but because Of the
burning Of the Cheyenne camp by the troops las
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General, has returned to Washington, and wa
at his post yesterday.
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The VERY LATEST intelligence from Alabama
Is that the convention will be called. The vote,
so far as heard from, reaches $50, OOO Tho col
ored vote Is 100, 900.
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JEwELRY.-Three Link Bog Wood Sets,
spangle Sets, Blue shell ssts, Plated Seal Chains
Sleeve Buttons, Silver Plated Spoons and Forks, re-
esIved this morning at Prigg's One Dollar Jewelry
Store, No. 4Ss Pennsylvania avenue near Four and
a.hAlf street
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SENATOR CHANDLER, Of Michigan, is on TIT
stump in Ohio. He Is very severe in bis denun
oiatiCn Of VALLANDIdHAM,
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Our $40 GRAY CADET BOYS SUIrs are
the neatsst and most durable suit made for boys
wear, at saks Co. s. 6i7seventh Street., adjoin.
Ing National Bank Of the Republic.
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DIED.

On the Sd instant, at Ryiand chapel, by Rev. Mr..
d. @. 10 Mas SARAH 4. BRADBuRN, Of this city. /
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SP ECIAL NOTICED ..

81 Dedication Of Harmonlal Hall,
woodwsrd's Block, Psnnsylvsnia avenue, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. The dedication Of the
above named hall BY the Society Of Progressive
spirtualsts will take place on SUNDAY, October o.
The dedicatory services will be Of very interesting
character, and will commence precisely at II . m.
THOMAS GALES VoRsTER and Mrs. s. A. HoR.
TON will deliver the addresses.
In the evening Mrs HORTON. a speaker Of great
power and popularity, will deliver an sddress suiia
BILE to tho occasion, commencing precissly at ~
o clock.
All believers In Natural Philosophical Re igion t;
All Lovers Of Truth and Universal Justice and
All advocates Of the Right Of Private Judgment,
are most cordially invited to be present and to enter
Into cooperative relation to this Society for the
good Of humanity.
oe4-2t# JOHN MAYHEM PRATT
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GEs.W T. SHERMAN is en- route for Wash
iugton, and ia expected to arrive here on Sunday
morning
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Coupons, ll0I 5.2o's, 1862, ll2; 5.2o's,
1864, iOSl; 5.2O's, 1885, 1881; 5-20's, January
and July, 1855, 1o7ii 1o.4O's, soii 1906, July,
1901; gold, 144s.
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JOHN MAYHEM, Pres't.

81 NOTIcE.-washingto d. O., Sept.
IA, 1857 ALI persons are hereby notified and for
hidden to trespass In any manner whatever upon the
White House or Bslvoir Estate, on the Potomac
river In the county Of Fairfax STATE Of Virginia. or
to convey to or land any excursion or other party on
the said estate, without having previously obtained
the consent Of the underss ned other wise the law
will be enforced against them to its fullest extent
SARAH oTTERBACK,
oe2-eo2W# Kxecutriy
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OF THE INTERIOR,
- Ux.rED STATES PArEsr oYyIoE,

I
WASHINGTON, October ], 1867.
On the petition Of HEzEKsIAH b. SWEET, Of Smith
willie New Jersey r-aying t.s ths s~,siOE OF pat
emit granted to him the 10th day Of January 1854
for IA Improvement In mortieing machine for seven
years from the expiration OF said patent which t,kes
place on the 10Th day Of January, 1855;
II ordered that this said petition be heard at the
Patent ofice on Monday this 23d day Of December
next, at IL o'clock, and all persons notified to
appear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petit n ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the ezssnsion are required to nle
In the Patent ohce their obi Elections, specially set
forth in writing, at least toeny days before the day
OF hearing all testimony hled by either party to be
used At the said hearing, must be tsken and trans
nied in accordance with the rules ofthe Office which
will be furnished on application,
Dispositions aud other papers, relied upon as testi-
mony, must be nled In the Office tioentv days before
the day OF hearing the arguments any, within ten
days alter nling the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be published In the
REPUBLICAN and the IRtelii0enosr, Washington, D.
G., and the Mirror. Mt, Holly, New Jersey, once a
week for three successive weeks; the hrst Of said
publications to be at least sixty days previous to the
dsv Of hearing. T. G. THHAKBR,
oc5-wSw Commissioner Of Patents.
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TIE coIToS CROP for the present year is esti'
mated at 2.GOO, 900 bales.
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IT Is SAID that yellow fever has destroyed al
the wharf rats at Galveston.
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Death Of Elias Howe, Jr.
New YoRK, Oct. 4.-Elias Howe, jr., the sew.
ing machine inventor, died last night in Brook.
lyn.
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DLUMBING AND GAS FITTING.
srovBs
PdrchAse your Stoves and get your plumbing
done at PPBlL'S, 422 Seventh street.
LATRoBB STOVES, FRANKLIN RANGES, &c.
nch J.
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RICHMOND, Oct 4.-The officers Of the United
states circuit Court are arranging tie prelimi'
naries for tho trial Of Davis on the LIST of No.
vsmber
Judge underSood today lyerculol the IN otiOn
to quash the Indictment in the revenue f-aud
case, on the ground Of want Of jurtdiollon He
oyerruled 1t on the ground that the law Of 1928
gives the court Jurisdiction over all cases,
whether named by COngre" or not
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81 PUBLIC sCnOOLs.-At the last
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of Public Schools
the following resolution was adopted:
Rssolved, That the following places be designated
as oees for the Transaction OF all the Public School
business by the respective Sab Boards OF Trustees:
For the sub-Board, First D.Strict, First and Sec.
ond Wards-School room, corner Fourteenth and @
streets.
For the sub.BOard, Second District, Third and
Fourth Wards)-school room on H, between Sixth
and Seventh streets.
For the sub-Board, Third District, Fifth and
Sixth Wards)-wallAeh School building, and School
room, corner Third street east aud street south.
For the ub-BOArd. Fourth District, Seventh
ward)-MAle Grammar School room, John E. Thomp.
son, teacher, on Sixth street.
The Trustees will be In attendance At the above
named places from to So 0 clock on each morning
Of the week, from Monday to Friday, inclusive,
during the month Of September aud all persons
entitled to tickets OF admission to the Public Schools
can procure them at the places and times designated.
By order Of the Board.
SIP R. T. BoIsRAU. ssc'y.
~ Medical Board for the Examination
OF CANDIDATES FOR ADMISSION INTO THE
NAVY AS ASSISTANT sURGEoHs-A Board CT
Medical mesrs Is now In session at the Naval Asy-
lum, Philadelphia, for the examination Of eandi-
dates for admission into the Medical Corps Of the
Navy.
0entlemen desirous Of appearing before the Board
must make application to the honorable Secretary OF
the Navy or to The undersig ned stating rssden o,
place and date OF birth. Application to be accom-.
panied by respectable testimonials Of moral charss
ter.
Candidates must not DO less than twenty one nor
more than twenty .six years Of age
No expense is allowed by the Government to can
didatss attending the sessions Of the Board, as q
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IRON New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
scorier Fines witness.
New ORLsAss Oct. Especial Orders No.
1854 from thes, beadouarter,. dated October 3.
discharges Tho Boards Of Registry, excepting the
ohaismsn Of the name. tn. latter are 70 o. ume
charge Of the registration lists, and the books
and papers pertaining thereto, and bring or for.
ward them to the district headquarters. No Vi =
necessary delay In tho preparation Of the jury
lists will be allowed. The chairmen Of the
Boards will be held RESPONSIBLE for the execution
Of the FOREGOING,
| Judge Abel, the counsel for Heniy Smith, &C.
cused Of perjury, filed an exception yesterday to
the case being tried before Assistant Recorder
Dunn, of the second district court. Dunn 10 tho
negro lately elected BY the new council. Judge
Abel in his exception, sets forth that Dunn
oeing negro Is not recognized oy tne laws Oh
Louisiana rs q citizen, and hence not legally IN
officer Of justice. Dunn overruled the eIcep.
ton, tried the case, and discharged the prisoner
The prosecuting witness refused to take the
stand or be sworn while negro was acting re-
corder. He was asked II he intended to insult
ana eos
General sehoheid Issues an Order Pre-
rip'ns the moae OF Eeo ,'
N'vn.oSp' oes' wen ''nVn'u .a' ''' S'
- 80 p'eeo''O'Hs tu' AV.e VI ~
ara IN Ia bsld rs,non,ibIe for disorder Tho
r.ois,sr;nv of,,s,, daring thu s,,c,,on. shall
ba,. a.. u.-. a, u,i,;,,. .ou,r,.,,or...
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The Yellow Fever In New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. The fever interments
to six o'clock this morning were seventy Ave, an
increase Of nineteen over the previous day.
The weather turned cold last pight, and 1t
rains to-day
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w A N II 3.

VIZ AND CAST-OFF
w CLOTHING, OLD GOLD AND SILVER, or
any other article Of value, at the old established
Merchant Paw nbroker Store Of r. FULTON & Co.,
500 Ninth street. doors north Of Penn. avenue.
de20-u
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General sehoneld Issues an Order Pre-
scribing the Mode OF Election.

Gen. Andrew w. Dennison Nominated
for Mayor.
BALTIMORE, Oct An the Republican Con.
vention tonight, Gen. Andrew W. DonnisOn was
unanimously nominated as tho candidate for
Mayor at the approaching election, rider the
new constitution.
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CHOICE BUTTER OF ALL GRADES
" at Wholesale and retail, at sPICRR's BUTTEC
AND Bog STORE, 45s Ninth street, between and P.
Cc4-tf
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III v II N . q U u,
At til. Old s.. sSh 80 t.ss.y sSSs avenue.
between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Our assortment Of BOOTS and SHOES, in quality
and STYLE is superior to any We have heretofore had
and at prices to suit the times. se7-2w
COOPERATIVE BUILDING AsSO.
CITATION.
TIE FIRST
co Operative BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
being now fully organized, the officers prepared
to receive
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR STOCK.
To avoid rush on next MONDAY EVENING, Qhe
hrst pay night the following places have been
lected to receive subscriptions during the present
week
WALLER BRO, Grocery, Potomac Hall, South
Washington.
G. B. CHURCH q CO., Office corner Maryland
avenue and Eleventh Street, South Washington.
3. p sAyAeE's Hardware store, Pennsylvania
avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh streets.
THOMPSON 4 CO.'S Hardware store, Ninth street,
opposite Centre Market.
FIRST PAYMENT FOR DUES will be MONDAY
EVENING, October 7, at = o'clock.
By order Of the Direetorsi
oc2.td O. r. THOMPSON, seeretary.
NATIONAL CAPITAL INSURANCE
~ COMPANY.
HOME OFFICE, 500 NINTH STREET
WASHINGTON. D. c.
CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. u, 900, 900
This Company offers more favorable advantages
to the insuring public than any other chartsred in
the United States, by combining the two great ele-
merits Of LIE and Accident Insurance. on the Joint
stock principle The premiums charged are nearly
one third lower tran charged by Mutual Companiss
AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY CITY AND STATE.
OFFICERs.
JOSEPH F. BROWN, President
GEoRaE H. PLANT, Vice President
| O. ALFRED HALL, Secretary.
| Col. JAMES T. CLOSE, General Agent
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOSEPH BROWN, GEORGE II. PLANT,
Riley A. SaINN' JOHN Il. sEMMEs,
iioD G GRfEN Aims, j. ~; GE9,o pAEm
ROBERT LEIGH.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES,
| j. =. Brown, Riley A. sbinu, q. Alfred Hal
Nicholas Aeksr, Thomas n Plowmap, ThoS Lewis
Job W. Angus, A. l.. MerrimRp, RraStus Poulson
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
| John r. Rlyans. NJ. o. Emory, Jamas L. barbour
Charles Klomanp, Lewis Clephauo, Thos, BoTry'
Albert o. Hall. oel
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PERSONAL.

DRIVATE MEDICAL CONSULTA.
TIoN at DR.. DARBY's, 400 Seventh street, OF.
posits Odd Fellows Hall Separate rooms for
patients sspl2u
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AUTHORIZED CAPITAL Al 900, oo
CASH CAPITAL. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800, 0O'
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FIRST PAYMENT FOR DUES will be MONDAY
EVENING, October 7, at 7 o'clock.
By order Of the Directors;
oc2.td O. R. THOMPSON, Secretary.
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This Company offers more favorable advantages
to the insuring public than any other eharkSred In
the United States, by combining the two great ele.
merts Of Life and Accident Insurance. on the Joint
one third lower tran charged by Mutual Companiss,
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John r. Elyans. NJ, O. Emory, James l.. Barbour,
Albert q. Hall. oei
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-15

DID NOT LIKE TIE W1powrES.-Iu
cnd,avoring TO take the census for the
government. the officers occasionally mel
with such ditlicultie, as to we'll nirh de.
priyc them OF their senses. The follow.
ing coDoquy Is said to have taken plac.
somewhere between an Official and AZ
Irish woman:
"llow many male mcmbers have YOU
in your family :!
"Niver q one
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How To MAKE MANI RE.-iakc every
advantage to collect prunin9S of trees,
roots, large weeds, &c; place them TO-
gethcr and cover with earth, SO as partly
to char, and burn the remainder TO ashes
To this heap should be brought all the
weeds, &c, collected in the garden and
surrounding grounds. There is nothing
settles such things rs we'll a. burning
them. Upon this may be placed saw
dust and refuse from the wood ward,
which will become charrcd Such a hear
will become most valuable for mixing
with earth for polting plants, dressing
the surface Of beds for small seeds, dc.
II farmer give, lis thought to this
special work of the manufacture OF ma
nurc and trrtilizing substances, he will
be a>tonished to sec how much can he
done to advantage and profit, that had
not occurred 10 him before.
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3anks.
RANK QE LYNDON.

This Ia TO notify ali yerson, ih.t the Bsnk OF Lyndon
located q; Lyndon, in the s:ste Of Vermont VIII re
deem its outstanding bills, II it. Office II Lyroon, siSle
..d for the tSrn o: yea from Dec i, lse- th.'
said Bank ceased to exit the lst dsy Of Deoemo
1865 end that The following copy Of Al set passed bs
The legislature Il Vermont ia l.st session, VIA
An act relation to the redemption Of hank notes.
Its hereby enscted, &c.
Sec Aher the expiration Of he chsr,eT of any
hank Chartered BIZ this state sitter the termination Of
the existence Of any such bs-k, .gToesby to the ss
Of this st.fc such hank msy notice 20 he publish
ed in silt the weekly newspapers Of the county where
ch b,nk is located FOR full yes setting 70 III tbs
sid hank will redeem is outs sndng hills the dsy 81
the e1piration Of Its charter the Gste @! the ;err.
tou Of its ezsence snd copy of this st And upon
due qualifications Of sch notice. neither suh lsnk nor IL.
officer. .hal he lishle any sc;ion for the nenredIn-
ton If anv Of its outstanding bills, unless the sse shH
have been duly presented snd thereof deInsnc
ed within the yeer sore.sd, the banking house Of
sid bsi-k-
Sec 2 Ater the expiration az The chsrtcT. or sfteI
the ternnstiOn Of the existence IF any such hsnk 81
sforc..id such bsk shsll TO b subject 70 tie
oper.on or lSlc To the provisions of the sixty bird
section Of chapter ehtynne Of the General stst1tes
Sec :? This set shall take tifcc: from IL passage.
Approved Nov. II, lSds.
This notice is given in compliance with said set
Dated If Ly.dIn this 9th dsy Of December iei6-
tDer6 6. SiNUEi. u. AATTDIkS, Csshier-
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PAINTS FOR FARMERS

AND OTHERS. GRAFTON MINERAL PAINT
ar du able Paint in use; two coats well put on.
nike With pure inz.cd oil. V last IN or Il wears il
If OF light brown beautiful chocolate color, and can
ue changed To gre n, lead stone, olive, dTab ito
suit the taste of the Consumer.) 1t i vaiuabl, for
houses barns fences agricultural implements, Isge
and car-lnskers,and Voode!,-ware, canvas, meal,
AID =iu-Ic rooofs, i: being FIRE aud water proof,)
blid burial cases. canal DO .ts, ships ami ship bit
toms floor oil cloths (onr manufacturer having Use:
500 Ibis the pas year, and rs PANT any purpose
Is Unsarpt-s Tor b urbility. elas;icity and ahe
sivenc Pcc St per Dbl, of 80 lbs. which vii up
pI, farm for wears come Warranted IN all Gases
as above send for circular which give full paric-
li'r- None genuine unle5- branded in q t. de M TX
nLaiioh Mineral Paint. Adde'S DANIEL BID
WILL Proprietor, 25i Pearl street New York. Ageuts
wanted
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
ST. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad co

Seven per cert. interest fclr'arv and August
Th,se Bonds cover Road Of miles fin he'd Iro,, :.
Louis 20 Pilot Knob and in rt c! order and a.. cY
tension OF about the length Fl, IN Pilt Kuoh 10
Belmont nov rapidly constru, ting for which tn, rro
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route from St Louis to New Orleans by rail The earn
Cs Of the o. mile arc 100000 yea the pr rs
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AMOUNT Of bond. were they all issued The bsss OF
ur belicved BE- beyond that If any other Ond:
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43 Wall it. to H. G. MARQUAND, Vice President OF
to CLARK, DODGE SC0., corner Of Wall and W llinnl
stct t..