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NlIOx DISPATCHES.


ST. LoHIs, April Al. S. Thomas
the radical candidate for mayor, wa
elected yesterday by majority Of 1900
Anothet large sum has beensubscribed
to rebuild the Jindeli hotel.
NASHVILLE, April 3.-Brownlow has
APPOINTED Horace 81. Harrison chsncel-
lor of the Nashville district, vice David
Campbell, resigned, and John Hugh
Smith Judge of the criminal court, vice
]. r.. Fra.Ier, resigned. The articles oi
Impeachment against Judge Frazer are
nov void, as his resignation has been
received.
WASHINGTON, April 3.-Ofiicial news
from San Louis Potosi says Escobedo
commando the concentrated armies OF
the northwest and center.
Maximilian Was f0rtifying Quarratera,
which is completely surrounded. Sew
eraI reeonhoIteriDg parties of the impa.
rails had oined the liberals. The City
of Mexico is garrisoned by $500 impe-
rialists.
The executives OF ten Of the southern
states haze been consulted and have
consented TO have the conslitutionality
of the reconstruction act tested. Gov.
Patton, of Alabama, has declined taking
any action in the matter, but is repre-
sented as ihvoring the law.
There is SIO7, ,O00, 900 coin in the treas
ury.
The eustomhouse receipts for March
make sl6ylO0, 900, and from internal rev.
enue SIS, OBJ, 900.
Secretary Mccullough says that with
out congressional interference he be-
lieves he can bring gold down to fifteen
or twenty cents by December, and that
the banks can easily resume specie pay
uent in tyFo years. The national debt
was redue,,d SIS, ,O0O, 900 last month.
NEW YclRK, April 3.-Joseph Cochran
was placed on trial yesterday fer embez-
zling S1Oil0O. which he collected for
taxes from the residents Of Staten
island two years ago.
About All hour previous to the per-
fornlance last night at the new academy
of music, the gas exploded and came
near causing another fire. The property
man was badly disigured, and is In
critical coIidition.
c New ORLEANS, April 3.-The numer-
Gus breaks in the levees assure the de-
vastation ttf the richest portion of south
western Louisiana. Seven parishes are
overflowed by the breaks of the grand
Ievee at Mbrganza, and great suffering
among the Inhabitants along the coast is
anticipated.
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NASHVILLE, Jan. 20, 1857 }
i, :. W. Hatchett. Com ptrolier OF the TreRs-
ury, do hereby certify tnat the Home Insurance
Company located Al New YORK City in the
state Of New YORK, has produced to me salts
factory evidence that said Company has com
piled with all the requirements Of the laws Of
T. G State OF Tennes ee, imposed insurance
companies; and further certify that Lindsey &
NredeDburgh, Agents OF said company, has also
com pied with the requirements Of the laws OF
the state, made and provided in such cases !;
wherefore said Home Insurance Company has
authority to take risks and transact the buEi-
ness OF insurance in this State at Memphis
Tennessee.
This certificate OF agency must be renewed
the first days Of July and January each year.
- (Signed) 8. W. HATCHETT
Comptroller, Tenn.
LINDSEY q VREDENBURGH,
Agents,
mrI9 3w No. II Madison street, up stairs.
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ConcaVo-Convex Elipsis.

anu p0tlOsOphy OF nhtOre In the pc
euiIar fern OF
ConcAVo-ConVex Elipsis.
Admirably adapted to the Organ OF
sight, and perfectly natural 60 the eye,
aGOrdfng Altogether the best artIGeia
help 90 thi. human VIsiOn ever invented,
seId OnI5- by the Professor of optics
and SPeeII.SIe Manufactures.
The Advantages
OF these Speetacles over ali others are:
Ist---The only trne Lens known being
perfectly frte from ehromRtic light. so well
known 70 bd the cause OF injury TO the vision,
and which Iaskes the change from Spectaeles
TO Glasses Of stronger power so often required
while in many instances both near and distant
objects are ssen with equal facility through the
same GlasseiL
2d----Can be worn with perfect ease for
any length sf time at one sitting, giving as
tonishing clearness Of vision, particularly by
candle or otser artificial Hght-comfort to the
spectacle wehrer hitherto unknown.
sd.---Eheu the eyes ache or pain
through the action OF bright light. such as d
reflected frCm snow, sunny weather, white
paper, and in reading, writing or sewing, OF
vivid colOred bodies, these lenses, by softsnins
the rays, effect most agreeable sensation and
give great redef.
4Ih.---In RII nervous affections of tne
eye, causing dull and startling pains in the eye
ball or tenn Sle, appearance of luminous and
dark spots III the atmosphere, aching or feeling
like sand in the-eyes, the disturbed nerves are
quieted and soOthed.
5th----Ground by peculiar machinery,
got up at great cost, mathematically ealGnlsted
expresslyefoIi the manufacture OF this lens, SC
as to " duCe it with the true spherical aecu.
rscy. Ind its focus is ST the exact centre. q
point Of vital importance, and which no othsI
| lens possessis,
Oth.---Thfse SpeetacIes are scfenfffeaIIy
adjusted TO every case or defective sight with
unerring accuracy, whether arising nom age
disease, strssn, overwork OF premature decay
| by DR.. N. BIlRNHARDT, on a new. exact Prln.
! eiple entirely his own, which has seldom failed
| to be esrreet
7th.---Prpof OF superiority over the old
kind OF Spe itacles They are used exclusively
/ at all the hospitals for diseases OF the eye In
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The case of that eminent man is one on
which you may dwell with advantage
to all cases Of the sort, seeing that, being
one OF the most practicable as TO remedy,
It may, If successfully urged, be made
the initiative Of an important reform
throughout the whole state.
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STATE OF NEW YORK, l..
Charles J. Martin, President and John Nc
Gee, Secretary, OF the Home Insurance Com
pany, being seyerally and duly sworn, depose
and say, and each for himself SAYS, that the
foregoing is a true, k-ll ard correct statement
OF the affairs OF the I'D corporation, and thst
they are he above described officers thereof
lSignedl
CHARLES ]. MARTIN, President
Signed
JOHN MCGEE, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me this 2ld day
Of January, A. D., 1857.
L. s TEOS. F. GOODRICH,
Commissioner for Tennessee In New York.
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! am "'F 1@,H JOHN III; R. FRAYsER, NJ. D.
NESrPHIs. TES,s Fehruarx- "a 1se

MEMPHIS, IENlS, February Is, 1867.
We have examined the Lenses OF DR.. BERN
HARDT, and consider them superior to any we
have seen. They are admirably adapted not
only 10 improve the imParfeetiOns OF Impaired
sigkt, but To relieve the weariness OF vision
which constant study produces. Many of the
Glasses are sf new and ingenious contrivance
We cordially recommend the Doctor to all
hose who require scientific optical assistance.
GEoRGE H. GRAST, III
L. MILES yfiLLETr, N. D., 1O4 Adams street.
Rev. J. c. S.tEDMAN
@. WHITE, Rector Of Calvary Church.
kew ]. d. WITHERSPOON.
Rev. DR.. s. q. FORD, Pastor Baptist Church.
9. A. DAVIS Cumberland Presby yterian Church.
NJ ID. LILLY, o. 8. d.
Dr. K. W. CREIGHTON.
Ut. IRWIN 40l shelby street.
Testimon AIS similar 70 the above may be seen
at Dr. BERN aARDr's ONCE, nom
| r. d ARNiDLD, N. D., Savannah. Ga.
JOSEPH II, PLuNkETr, Pastor OF st. PauF's,
Portsmouth, Va.
Hon. JAMES l. ORR, Governor of South OF
Hon. JoNATHAN WORTH. Governor of North
Carolina
| Hon. A.A.cURrTS, Governor Of Pennsylvania
/ Hon. .. F.ld0RTON, Governor Of indiana.
/ Hon. II. A. SWIFT. Ex-Governor OF Minnesota
/ Hon. ALEX. RAMSEY, Ex-Governor of Min
Hon. RICHARD YATES, Governor Of Illinois
| II. SEYM0UR Governor Of New York
/ K. +. FENIOE. Governor OF New York.
And many other distinguished gentlemen.
Several years OF public practice and
study in tho hospitals in Europe, adjusting spec
tacles 10 patients under every aspect of deceit
i've vision, ts well rs experience In an extensive
| long est abnsked business in his optical stores
both here sind in Europe, DR.. BERNHARDr
considers Il sufficient guarantee OF his ability
/ TO apply sueh glasses as are best calculated for
the essstaI ice or recovery Of inlperfect sight.
Office Hours from g M. to pm.
CSvERToN HOTEL.
| Room No. 4.
n. b. Oyfing TO engagements elsewhere, Dr..
1 BERNHAItDT viii be able TO remain here but
/ sshort timfi cnly. fsb30 II
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LIABILITIES.
Total amount Of Losses

The greatest amount insured on any one risk
sl0U0O.
Ire Company hasino reneraI rule a. TO the
amount allowed to be insured in any city, town,
village or block, being governed in this matter
in each case, by the general character OF build
ings, width Of Streets facilities for putting out
fires, etc
A certified copy of the charter or act Of iucor-
porntion, as amended, accompanied a previous
statement.
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hIEMPHIs, TEsN., February IS, 1861.

/ have found great deal OF pleasure in ex-
arafRing the exquisite fabrics Sf DR.. BERN
HARDr, In the way OF Eyeglasses. The Crys-
tai used by him Is Of wonderful purity, and the
style OF his GLASSES 30 diversified 20 suit every
cOncei yable case OF need He has selected for
me pair Of Glasses which promise to give me
great aid ant comfort in my future reading
am among the many persons who testify 10 n Is
capacity as IN Oculist and optician and to the
value Of his services rendered to them, several
prominent Clergymen and Statesmen with
whom am acquainted
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A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.

HEFLrFs Lodge - Perfection, lfth; No. l.
Stared COMMUNICATIONS ID Wednesday night
OF each month. Henry p. WoOdard, SD, g..
NJ. Charles NJ. Carroll, 18th, Sec.
NrTHEAs Lodge OF Perfection, l4tl-i 50, z.
Meets an Wedn egday OF each month. George
Mellersh, I'd, g.. NJ. : a. L. Erankland, S-d'
See. -.
asr pI4TA Council OF Princes OF Jerusalen, l5th o;
40 Z. Benz. K. Pullen, I'D, TarSh.'.; -
- SEC. , ~
CALVARY CHA PTER OF Rose tTolX, ISM, 30, 30 l.
Cbarles " Adams, S2d, NJ. W, II. L. Tom
linhon, 32d, Sec. -,
P8TIIPPE DUPLEEsEIs Council OF k-h- 3lttl.,
No L Henry r. WOOdard, 32d.s Comm. :
William Y. Cirode s2d, Rec.
CeSsIsroRY OF WEST TKllSE-sSEE, sd John
Ainslle. SD, CoEm-'. in Chief Dodge =.
Trader. sd, keg-'.
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TestlmOIIy ef RECOMMENDATION
Fronl Medioal Gentlemen.

From Medical Gentlemen,
Professors of the highest Opthalmic talent IN
Mem phis Tenn, and in the Union
MEMPHIS, Tenn, February A. 1867.
I DO most willingly bear my testimony Ia fs-
vor Of the superiority of the Australian CRYSTAL
SpectScles over ali other kinds. They are COR
strucfed upttn the best est ablished and under
steod prinef bles OF Optiss and their adaptation
to the human eye in its different conditions OF
vision is so I'erfect as to render sight easy with
out effort. N my opinion none others should
be used, singie the eyes, once used to these do
not seem to grow old, and by having a focus al
any point oil the surface, they appear to restore
the eyes TO their youthful energy. I can the
more conhc emily recommend DR.. BERNHARDT
to the publhs, from an acquaintance with many
Of those froln whom be comes recr rInmended TO
US. A. X. TAYLOR, NJ. ID.
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HEBREW ANB MASONIC CALENDAR.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1867.

4
1867.
LODGES
Grgrpo~a No. l6S Meets lst Monday in
tvsrv month. st Odd-FellOyys' Hall cor. Court
and Main. b. L. Trader, ". NJ; q. I. Tom
uusou, Ser
soryrF4 MEMPHIS. Nc. Iis. Meets ID Friday Of
sscb uouth-aau. cor Madison and Second
i r saIlRrs W VI Benz. 4. Puilen, Sec.
FETfa ECoTT No. 2sq- Meets lst Friday OF each
rnoDrb-HaII cor Madison and Second. John
AlpslIe " NJ: h. p. Woodward. sec
HAsrrFpoE No ~. Meets 81 Friday OF cach
nonth-Odd- Fellows Hall. p. n. Stanley,
WM: ". H Butts, Sec.
KfIwTSyIyes. 40. 81 az. d. Meets 4th Friday
Of each mou1u-9ui Front street John j.
Worshsm, sd, W. II b. X Fuhen, I'D, Sec
ROYAL ARCH.
flEyss Chapter. No l. Meets Il Monday OF each
Tnouth-Odd-FelloW Hail. A. J. Wheelers
h p; H, d. Paynter, Sec
R. ANDs.M
EUREKA Council. No. o. Meets 81 Monday Of
each unouth-Odd Fellows Hall. John Leut,
tn. H.: n. J. Wiggin, Rec.
TEMPLARs.
tcYRENE CoumRndery, No. 4 Meets 18th Mon
dsv OF each month. John ZsRt, Com; \. ].
Slggin, Rec
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XKTE have the Abstract Books and complete
w fnde.t OF the Registers ONCE, complied
by the lase HENRY A. OENE: and, after
more thai a years trial Of their accuracy
and a careful experience in tha business, tnot
one mistalpe having occurred In ali that i'm e),
We are ibled 10 furnish complete deraign-
ments OF title % al
Fort Pickering. Memphis and Shelby
County Lands,
at the shortest notice and on the most rsascna-
bis TERMS q. j. CAMPB5I.L 4 Co.
mh2G u Successors 70 Bond a Campbell.
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Skirt Wearing Public entirely overcome By -F '' '-
The New Patent Fashion Skirt.
made Cloth
ne springs completely hidden Il being whole
accidents proved
om desired and owing the
used Wnlch not only adds much to
t e NJ o ST FLEXIBLE SKIRT MADE
The Cloth rom which this Skirt support
number Of springs required
Is NO HEAVIER than ordinary Skeleton Skirt
For the Promenade,
Elegant Desirable
Church. rhsatsr Crowded Lemb
they are SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS.
EASILY COLLAPSED injury
again that elegance shape peculiar to their construction, Skirts
washed without injurng the wire
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN
Nothing Preier Durable, Economical
The Patent Fa shiOn skirt.
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS,
~ Sole Agents for Memphis.
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OPTICAL.
IMPORTANT NEW INVENTION.
Australian CRYSTAL
,EhA - -
SPECTACLES

The only perfect Lens in existence.
Superior to any other TN use---cOn-
structsd iIi accordance with the science
and philosophy OF nature i'm the pc
eullar fern OF "A
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Office Hours from a m. to pm.
OvERToN HOTEL.

n. B.-Oyfing 70 engagements elsewhere, Dr.
BERN HAli1T viii be able to remain hsre but
ssh0rt TINT cnly. fsh20 II
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Amt Of Loans on Bonds
and Mortgages, being
first lien OF record on
Unincum bered Real
Estate, worth at l@ast
S2,I72,3Uo. rate OF inter-
est 8 ana Tper cent.
Amt OF Loans on stocks
and Bonds, payable on
demand, the market
value of securities
pledged, &C least sos, ,zi9
Am Z Of steamer Magnet
and wrecking appara-
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conspiracy. Who spoiled that book iWho
suppressed that evidence Who caused an
innocent woman to be hung when he had
in his pocket the diary which had stated
at least what was the idea, the purpose OF
the main conspirators in the case ! There
ia still remaining in that diary a most re-
markable sentence, written apparently but
u lew hours before Both died. give it
from memory.
III have endeavored to cross the Poto-
mac five times, but failed. propose to
return to Washington and give myself up
and clear myself from this great crime. "
How clear himself' ry disclosing his
accompliccs! Who were they? Who
spollaied that book after it got into the
possession OF the governmental it was moi
spoliaied befores And what evidence is
there that it was spoliated bclore' Why
was not Lieut. Col Congcr allowed &
state fully in regard TO this natter II
Hll be seen that the questions were care.
fully put, so that Conger when on the
witness stand, should not tell about thai
book.
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1t is represented that thorough and
accurate surveys have been made OF the
route to this road; that it is about fifty
miles in length; that its cost will not
exceed 81 400, 900, and that for its con-
struciion 100000 have already been
subscribed in the State of New York. In
order to make up the deficiency, or II
portion of it, it is understood you will be
asked to confer authority on the Bcnning-
ton e Harlem Railroad Company to issue
bonds and mortgage its road, and on all
the towns interested to lend their pccunl
airy aid towards its construction.
Tho action of the Troy &c Boston
Company, in suddenly refusing to run
their cars to connect with Il road with
which it had unntcrruptedly connected
for fifteen years, thereby INJECTING great
and certain injury on the public, in Il rare
occurrence in railroad history, and ought
not to be allowed to be repeated. if in the
power of the Legislature TO prevent it,
suggest for your consideration whether a
remedy might not be provided by making
COTpOINloio ieSpOiiHlo'o io' hJ"iio oSC'''
stoned by acts of this description. Both
the Rensselaer, & Saratoga and they Troy
e Boston Railroad Companies operate
roads Of some extent within this State
and in doing SO have the benefit of our
laws tor protection. If these corporations,
by their control Of these Northern road.
without the State. combine and confederate
together to conflict irroparablc injuries
upon our citizens, it woul seem that such
acts might not be beyond the reach o
Legislative remedy.
am not mrnmri Of NY other consi
lerahlt interest in our people that is likely
to suffer for want of speedy legislation
and therefore omit calling your attention
TO other subjects.
PAUL DILLlNGllAN.
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MAIN TI1UNK
IH7 GREAT NATIONAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
authorized, aloptei and aidel by

THE GREAT NATIONAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
authorized, adopted and aidel by
THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
1t runs through the heart of the richest and
most popuous section Of the State of Californa,
connecting the
EXTEN I'VE MINING REGIONS OF NEVADA,
UTAH AND IDAHO.
with Sacramento and the Pacific Coast from
whence their supplies must be drawn; and the
Earnings Of the portion already running are
YER heavy and largely in excess OF the inter-
est upon the Company Bonds
Having been fpl some time familiar with the
operations of the entral aci6c Railroad Com
pany, we are Statistic that they are conducted
with rare ability and prudence, and that the
emerge ic economical management of the Com
pany's atfiirs entities them to the confidence Of
Capitalists and OF the public. We have care
full investigated the progress, resources, and
prospects of the Road and have the fullest con-
tidence in it, success, and in the value and
stability of the Company's securities. The at
tention of Trustees Of Estates Institutions, and
individuals desiring long, safe and remuner-
alive investment. is especially invited to these
First Mortgage Bonds
Orders may be forwarded to us, direct, or
through the principal Banks and bankers in
all parts Of the country
kemittances may be made in drafts on New
York, or in egal Tender Notes, National Bank
Notes, or other funds current in this city, and
the Bonds will be forwarded to any address by
Express, free of charge Inquiries for iurthy T
particular by mail or otherwise, wiA receive
punctual attention.
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es- We issue, TO day, the first number

eg We issue, TO day, the first number
Of the 1Liriy-Sccond Volume of the
REGISTER. During the past year our
Subscription list has been constantly in
crensing, AMI our prosperity has been
materially advanced. For this we claim
no credit. We have cndeavorcd to fill
the small space we have, with matter,
condensed as much as possible, which is
most interesting and profitable to our
readers. How well we have succeeded
is not for us to say. But we are aware
that we owe much of our success to the
confidence and cooperation of patrons
and friends. To them we return thanks
and solicit the continuance of past favors,
and more, if we merit them. A few
only have failed to respond to our rail-
for payment. We would suggest to them
the necessity Of an immediate settlement
Ty payment of arrears, and in advance
an amount equal to that already due, the
additional which we have full and
perfect right to charge, will be RENTED.
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pY MAIL, PREPAID.
CHOICE FLOWER AND GARDEN
. II al ID 8.
New Strawberries, Grapes, Bulbf, &c.

b. NJ. WATSON S Old Colony Nursery and
feed Establishment, Plymouth, Mass, is now
sending out by mail prepaid, packed with great
care in gutta percha silk, so as to reach any
part of the Union in perfect safety, complete
assortment of the finest
Grapes, Strawberries, New larg' Currants,
Gooseberries Blackberres, Roses,
Towering Plants Bulbs Lilies, &c, &c. Fruit
and Ornamental Trees and Shrubs Evergreens,
Hedge Plants, sc will be sent by freight paid
to Boston Also. the True Cape Cod Cranber-
nv, for cultivation in wet land, or in upland
and Gardens, W ere 1t pro iuces at the rate Of
4 % bushels to the acre; with directions for
cultivation Priced Descriptive Catalogues Will
be sent to any address Now is the best time
for planting. The best wa to Obtain good
Fruits aud Flowers, and seeds is TO send direct
10 the Grower end for dialogue " hole
sale Ca alogues to the trade. Agents wa ted.
50;2m
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eS- The rates of money have advanced

eS The rates of money have advanced
during the week, both at New York and
Boston. Not for lack of money, for idle
capital seeking investment is constantly
accommodating, but the banks were pre-
pairing for their April quarterly state
ments Gold has had an upward ten
dcncy which will not long continue
however. Government securities are
higher and the demand increased. Cotton
and print goods are higher The cattle
markets at Boston are well supplied,
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FISK & HATCH,

Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities,
No. 8 Nassau Street, N. Y.
n BAH kinds of Government Securities
rece we'd at the full market price IN exchange
for the above Bonds. Also,
g9- All descriptions of Government Securi-
ties kept cons anlly on hand. and Bought,
Sold or Exchanged.
e" Gold DIN and U, S. Coupons bought
sold, and collected
e Deposits received on liberal terms, sub
ject to check at sight.
r. collections made throughout the coun
try.
q Special Attention given to the Exchange
Of SEVEN-THIRTY NOTES of all the series
for the new FlVE-TWENrf BONDS OF 1860,
GU the most favorable terms 5O;lm
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
FIRST MORTG

,oad.fut NJ an absolute p ior en- on tn por
i'm n RoM djore nd, tr'h all me X gus.
tronctre', Eiu pments, &c, perta ntng
III re o.
The amount of these First Mortgage Bonds
to be issued per mile is limited by law to the
amount of United States Bonds allowed and
issucl to aid the construct n Of the Road, and
\the Mortgage 10y which they ars secured is
DECLARED By ACT OF CONGRESS TO
! ONSrITU Il A Lien "RIOR AND ST.
PEKIOR TO THAT OF LIE UNITED
IT TIES GOVERN VENT.
/ Interest at the rate of Six per cent. per an
mum, payable semi-annually, on the lst days
pt January and July
| Principal and Interest payable in
7 UNITED ST.fiES GOLD COIN,
in the ity of New York.
| TIE price of the Bonds is fixed for the pres
ient at % per cent and accrued interest from
January LIST IN Currency. the Company re-
serving the right to advance the price when
ever it is their interest to do
The Road forms the Western part of the