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AsGHMAY-on wednesday Sept T. Theodore Asehman in the
The friends and Of family invited to attend his funeral
Friday the 6,h % at 10 oe9ck m from bis late residence
In tue CITY Of Hudson. Bergen New-Jersey.
BIGELow-At Orrsorl y j. Monday Sept q Mrs May T.
Bgelow the 7ith year fher
Faners Of her sOnnw Ch Cranfor on
ThuAy the 5ih INST at m Trains leave iYIs ~ u m
ne tie Central Railroad Of New Jersey foot Of Lbeys
Friday at 10 Friends and relatives are invited without further
notice
BERAULT-At the Agricultural College q Peousylvana Centre County
Friday the oth Of August 1867 ST Maurice de ony Bera
aged Years 10 days. Of 81 Maurice Beau and
EGgcn Logny tue Parish Of ST. James LOUISIANA on the
BURRon THURSDAY August 49, vaac T. Nete daughter
Of stephen 7 and Kaiie BUR- aged yeAi' aud months
cu,MBFRSn West Haven Conn on Tuesday Sept oi cholera
hf,rtum Frances u,n daughs of Matthew 5 and Frances
G. Chambers
cooKon Tuesday evening Sept short Illness Mary the
The relatives the family respectfully invited 20 attend
the fanra her late residence No as isonsi ou Friday at
O'Clock
FRAsER-At Brooklyn weesss Sept Edward Coke Youngest
Son Henry Emily Fraser aged 10 months and 10 days
HAGlN-At j. Edward Agan formerly OF Sew'iok
TIA relative Of the family respectfully invited to attend
~ fanera THURSDAY morning at 70 O'Clock -. ri % S VI" IN
a-sdsuce BarclsJst Perry, SewYork side at o'clock
hSLER9n ws1ss'S M Sg Sgs au M sled' @ e:r AMI mo
The relatives aud iends o the my are respect MY y la'. % 70 %
Friday Afternoon, at u oolseA
HENDERSoN-t Beverly, j. Tuesisy Sept Thomss Han
ford infant sad MARY L. Henderson, aged sK months
AMI two weeks
rvEsAt Ahro Italy Augusta Of cholera in the 81, year q his ,gs
Davis oi Brooklyn, n y.
MoTT-Suery evening Sept Hobart De ineey Only
son Of William aud Mary e. Mott agsd years months and
a.. s,.o..t
from the Church Advent West st. between Fnh
and SiIta sves at o'clock, On Thur'day the Sh inst
plRpY AT Mount East Chester TuesiAy sept SoL
Andrew Purity In the 18th year OF bis age - ~. =,
The % anl relatives his family respectfully Invited to attend
h hne, without notice. from Mrs Margaret Coles resi-
dsnce Mount yernon Thursday sept 1857 at O'Clock
fner. vcesa At Pauls Bpops Church, East Chester at 3
cocL m Carrages will be Ia attendance At the Msunt Vernon
Depot, on o tho M oesek train from New fork
vhs New. Haven Railroad
PLATT-On wednesday Sept Lydia Jane wife of Samuel Pt
sud daughter Of Andrew Mount
The relatives family invited TO stten the funeral
services al residence No ST. Marks Place Thursday
afternoon u O'Clock Her remains will be taken to the Highlands
Of Navesiuk, n J., for intenneHt
VAN yOORHIS-On Wednesday Sept Maria rec Of Joseph W.
Van NOohis
Her relatives friends those Of brother X Van Bure
are attend her funeral hs house corner OF
skmans, Brooklyn Friday afternoon " "ci"eE
sCOFBLDon TueslA the ns. Mr. Horace b. seoae In TIE
32d year OF his -, n -, -,
The will place bis ate residence on hundred and
twenty Thsi aud Fourhsyes on Friday th nth
inst O'Clock His relatives and flends aud thoss OF ma
fhernsw hr Vretenbagh. are respectfully requested 10
attend
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WISCONSIN.
THE REPUBLICAN STATE COMMUNICATION
FAIRCHILD RENOMINATED.

THE REPUBLICAN STATE CONvENTION-GOv.
FAIRCHILD RENOMINATED.
MADISON Wis, Sept 4.-The Republican
State Convention met here to-day and organized by elect
inc Edward Solomon Vicepresident, who made All appro
pirate speech on taking the char. Resolutions were
unanimously adopted complimenting eA Secretary
stauton and Gen Sheridan and favoring the impeach
Ient of the President They reairm the cardinal tenets
OF the political faith OF the Republican party the naen
able light all life, liberty, and the pursuit OF
happiness and determinations at the ballot box on
account OF birth, birthplace, creed, or color the
liberty of speech and the press free schools;
nromDt acauescence with the decisions OF the people at
fhe ballot fOx the maintenance OF the national faith
pledged creditors the equalization o taxes 80 that
they shall fall equtably upon all classes.
III was resolved that the chief purpose OF the Repub
lcau Union party during the war was 10 conquer the
emies Of tho Union AID assert In the supremacy OF the
Constitution and the laws; now It's chief object TO
secure the fruits the victory won, and restore the
reign of civil law and constitutional order throughout the
land looking mainly 10 the representatives OF the people
i'm Congress which is clothed with the power TO make all
laws necessary for carrying them into execution IN the
C;overnment OF the United States any department
theeof and we heartily indore the system and measures
adopted by Congress for Reconstruction.
The Convention then nominated the following ticket
For GOrernor-LUCIUs FAfRCHiLD.
Iieufeuant tGOrcrnOr-WYMAN sPOOSER
Secrefnru Of Sfde-THOMAs 5. ALLEN.
TreGsurr-WM. J.. SMITH.
AttOt1aey- Generdi-Col. Il. G. HILL
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IssTnfeE ana VeneZuea ny Iine OF Two steamers,
kshirb will leave on the 5th of each month"; and Will
lsn toncb M the island of San JUAN Porto Rico and
81 Thomas on the voyage each way. The first of
khese packets will sail from New,York on the 7th
Inst and the Postmaster OF that eily mas DeTn % IN
Snela and for the intermediate points mentioned
pbove by the steamers of this line. The rate of
sf tbe alovenaIned points letters sent received
will be ten cents the single rate half-ounce prepay,
fnent required on all letters sent from the United
commissioner Taylor Of the Indian Bureau will
leave tomorrow TO reoin the Indian Commission at
Omaha Nebraska.
4qT0 f43
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
TIE PRESIDENTS BULLETIN

The Washington correspondent Of Tie B0sion F0sI
telegraphs as follows:
The Cabinet meeting to-day Tuesday protracted
one, and the Amnesty Proclamation was again up Oi
consideration. Most Of the points settled ana
5nay possibly be issued Saturday morning next AS
d before there will be but very few exceptions madeand
dhs Is the only point yet open to settlement Ihe fIs
hent insists upon going step further than meets te
views of Secretary Seward The other members OF the
cabinet entirely with the Executive Gen Grant
was not present for he had previously asked 10 he e
from attendance he did not wish 70 mix hlnseI
up in politics II is understood however that he a-
nrOves of the Presidents views and stands by the pnc
Se he adopted in recommending Gen. Lees pardon.
Another proclamation, similar to the one issued to-day,
will soon he put forth but in much stronger terms ana
Waking much wider range With II possibly may be pun
1shed the correspondence between Gems Grant ana SC
les a. showing the necessity for vigorous measures on n
part OF the Executive The correspondence is withheld
FOR the present on the of public policy.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
MARRIED.

COGswRLI-vAE RBSSSBLAER-At Clnoyia TUESDAY sept
by the Rev DR. smith Andrew Kirkpatrick Coswel of New
runsw NJ Mary daughter0f Gen Cullen Van Rensselaer,
Philadelphia papers please copy
wednesday Trinity Chapel by the
Rev DR. stephen H. Tyng Ewari r. Fowler NJ D. e. Augusta
Youngest daughter the late H. Smith esq az Of New ork CITY
LEALE-COPEUTT-Ou Tuesday Sept the residence Of the
haes father Ntpperhanaye lonke by the Rev Dr. Carter r
a. Leae Of Nework sbecca NJ second daughter Of Mr.
John Copeutt
Monday Sept by the Rev Chsuneey
Giles II 10 Elizabeth H. Pearson all Of this ey
WALBRDGR-JOY-On TUESDAY Sept ,. by the Rev Howard
crosby D. wibrdge Mary Eliot oaly daughter Of
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THE WEATHER.

pvx.axs-The thermometer was lowest early NJ 6I' lJ rom
10 m yev cloudy oyerca,l 9Th overcast rain from 2 To u
be r.inv m foggy land objects could be for ths
,,ns Of one only Rainy from 10 81 o'erc cloudy Aher
- co,dy Rvenng o'clock, cloudy cloudy overcast
i'sttnipg n he n " fTom 10 t. H.
ASTRONOMICAL
would disappearance Of three OF Ju
& tes during the evening Of the 9TH from $3.50 to 10 81 IN
Rv Obervator time. The ngss of the tFst satellite was 70
H. 1cuaon Of the second satellite at BIOL hr uns "
,ngrc.s Of the third satellite al $50. ,u-t
10 notice that the psnet Jupiter rapidly To-
.nr northern decln,on s pf the satellites n'N appear "
tLey Circulate abog. jupiter l...s 'as .s' Al "
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
TIE sp1R1rUALIsT CONVENTION IN CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND, Sept. 4-The Spintuallst Con-
yention reassembed at The Committee on Reso-
1utions presented report, which was read Mr. Wilson
Of Illinois offered resolution limiting speeches to 70 min
,1tes Ths created some excitement Dr. Halleck and
Mr. IOveland had prepared long essays since
Tbe last Convention At Providence r. L. IN accordance
trth appontments then made. The feeling among the
western delegates that Sprualism had progressed
since the last Convention, and listening To set seeches
repared for this gathering would not rebound 10 the
good OF the Society. DR. Halieck OF Newf fork MIS- VII
helm OF Philadelphia, and s. LOveand deliver addresses
this evening.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05

coming
eclpses ocuaons will tbeeose
afford excellent opportunities for testing and excellence Of e
portion Of this phenomenon duly oh
served above shs city the proper allow being made I the
difference ~ New York
City Hall time the heavens with 3 T. FOG clouds A8SD
the second satellite observed Just pass behind the fsc Of
Jupiter AZ this time the third satellite the astronomical
Gyeng telescope the night Of Jupiter moving toward the
planet maxi the The satellite still further
10 h right apparent Jupiter But from $3.50 tn II
the pgne entirely end Of the penomcnon
CiNCIssATI, sept 4-ThSweather is DRY and hot
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
CALIFORNIA.

GoRHAM PROBABLY ELECTED-THE UNION TICKET
GENERALLY SUCCESSFUL.
SAN Francisco, Sept 4-The election is pro-
Eressing quietly throughout the State No indications OF
he result yet obtanabe though is certain that the
democratic vote will be larger than for some years past
Ut Is thought that Gorham will lose San Francisco but the
Tickets are so various much scratched that II is i'm
possible to make a safe estimate. At p m. Haght,
bem was 100 votes ahead in Sacramento Of the Demo-
bratic legislative ticket. The Bulletin thinks there is
kOme probability Of Gorham's election by majority far
Behind the general ticket There doubts OF the
election of Phelps Union Congress in the Is District
The success Of the other Union candidates for Congress
LIS thought TO be safe.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
A BOAT CAps1zED AND NINE PERSONS DROWNED.

ROCHESTER, Sept. "A terrible catastrophe
occurred yesterday afternoon Lake Ontario about 20
ods from the Iron Works dock in the town OF Ontario
kayno County A pleasure party Of II young persons
wefe taking a ride the lake IN sail boat ana Oh AT
fempting 10 the boat toward the shore II was cap
.zed and nine party drowned, OF whom SIX
er girls aud three boys The bodies nave not yet Deeh
.n-aon
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
THE sAEyGrRFEsT AT INDIAYApOLIs.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. Alive more
societies arrived last night to attend the saenserfes in
cluding one from Allegheny City, Pa; Akron, Ohio ST.
louis Mo- Wheeling W. Va; and Laporte Ind, making
in All 40 societies present. Al business meeting held
this morning Chicago selected as the place Tor the
annual festival The rehearsal commenced at 10 o'clock
fhs morning under the direction Of Prof Carbarus OF
Cincinnati over 800 singers and musicians were present
The concert tonight Is grand affair and Is very largely
attended.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
4Oss rsf..
or THE
IrNION PACIFIO RATLROAD,

RUNNING WEST PROM OMAHA ACROSS THE CONTINENT
completed and expected that The remaining |" ~~
carry Rocky Mountains vii be tnhd e<b
October already been made for rock cuttings byoad
during The work being pushed forward ~
energy California end Of the route under the dectss
the Central Company commencing sacsmento and ooss
IDENTIFY expected roads will meet % thus eeWpsse
the entire grand ae connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans
which THIRTY FIVE MILLION DOLLARS in cash have already
expended From the liberal AID the wealth and energy
the stockhoeu and the ready market for the First Mortgage BosA
there Is want Of funds for the vigorous prosecution Of so
The available Pacific Railroad Company m.y
briefly summed up follows
1.-UNITED STATES BONDS,
bearing per currency interest per Ter
H miles the plains then at the rate OF $4,000 per Ia miles
through Rocky Mountains then the per mile
the remaining dstancemakng Of about ga Oo
The desire Of the Government 10 e early construction Of the
road and ia completion important TO the country that
takes SECOND LIEN it, security The Government issues these
bonds only otwenty miles finished and after
hd by United States Commissioners to be IN all respects krs, class
road and fully equipped locomotives &C. aud ready
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS coMPAN'

MERCHANTS UNION EAiEtSS ,omfhr1'
We learn from the Associated Press dispatch
tho he case OF Phelps ag Ross and others OF the ENec
utiye Committee Of said CompaDy, asking thht tbey ne
restrained from collecting further calls upon STOCKHOLM
rs and that receiver be appointed, has come To sum
mary end M CoopersOwn before the Hon Justice Nelson
NJ ne United states Court who denied the motion, ds
,iseiu ,be case which was heralded test suit IL
viii be remembered that similar motion Is pending be-
fore Iudge Barnard.-lN. Y. Commercial
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
ARMY GAZETTE.

NJ 49,, p,.v., Col H. llovstf is ARTILLERY has resigned
,.. Adn.nt General IBrsyet Brig Hartman Bsehe
I 60, ant in The Colonel on The list has been
Department Washington and granled leave ol
Nrnel 60 second Military DIS msen 10 e osl1 ST..
% %l eapN @ .r.i ~ on his seop relieved from duty st Fort
Ansy .Ai ' Fr. IIen, Adams L. and stationed Al New
80 NJ, can't i L. Voumcha. York.
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POLITICAL.
DELAWARE
TILE rorAL nIGnr. CONVENTION.

TIE EQUAL RIGHTS CONVENTION.
WILMINGTON Del, Sept. 4.-One OF the
largest meetings ever held in DclAwar assembled to-day
nction Of race About 1900 present, half
white and half black Resolutions extremely radical,
offered by the Hon Samuel " Harrington, were adopted
one hundred delegates appointed 10 the Border
states Convention which ~ Baltimore the 18th
The delegates were instructed petition Congress for
the passage of Summers bill guaranteeing all states re-
pubcau forms Of government Addresses delivered
bv the Hons. WIN. D. Kelley Of Philadelphia and JnO.
A. j. Cresswcll OF Maryland Judge Kelley Was received
with great enthusiasm, ana his cnor was superb lie
starts on Saturday on IN extended western tour The
Convention to-day attended by the leading Repub-
Hcans OF Delaware and most gratifying success.
THE EQUAL RIGHTS CONVENTION.
WMMINGTON, Del, Sept. An Equal Rights
Convention FOR the State Of Deeware held IN tins
CITY today and was largely attended by citizens from all
parts Of the state The colOred citizens largely
represented and great enthusiasm manifested This
l. the first meeting convention Of the kind that has
ever been held in this The Convention assembled
at noon and after preliminary business adjourned
10 2 o'clock Dr VIM. c. Davidson OF X mt County was
elected temporary Chairman, and Lewis Thompson of
Newcastle permanent President, with numerous Vice
Presidents and Secretaries, including many prominent
men white and black. One hundred delegates 10 the
Baltimore Border state Convention were appointed ana
strong OF resolutions favOring impartial suffrage
by national law the enforcement Of the Constitution IN
respect 10 republican form or government ~ the states,
and sustaining the Congressional reconstruction, were
udouted The Convention was addressed ~ length by
cx Senator Crrswell OF Maryland. and the Hon VIM ID
siasc and considered by the friends of the movement
"A great success
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
Turner's Tic Dsulourcux, or

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unflng remedy all Of Facial Neuralgia onen efeetns
perfect cure single No form Of Nervous Dease fails yield
h magic Even the of Chronic Neuralgia A
general DerAngneas Of staining Affecting the
entire system completely permanently cured BY few dAs
or few utmost contains nothing injurious the most
delicate system always be used with perfect safety II 10
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qualified spprcs Sent By mail receipt Of 81 and tao postage
stamps Sold everywhere. -
TURNER & Co. Sole Propreton,
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SpttiaI AOtifts.

Union Republican General Committee.-The regular
monthly meeting Of the shove COMMITTEE WI DC hed hagnar,e
Broadway and I"en seconds1 on ThUhsDAl
EVENING Sept 5. at O'clock
Punctusl attendance 10 requested
W.. W. pSTTsSsD. , S+sSsD Secretaries
The Executive Committee will meet st u o'clock
Insitute.-A stated monthly Of the ns'ae
viii held THIS Thursday EVENING 5h inst at y o'clock al W
rooms n the Cooper Building -.
SALEM II WALES Recording secretsry.
Broadway Bridge. -
Photograph Views Of the BRIDGE with reeogie p cbPb
Ascr House. &c HOLMES. Bridge Gallery NO Eo poauWA.
II YOU hnve the Dyspepsia. headache dizziness %
piles oppression eating or any w a. y
ness on a. not thanh n after ang HARRlSOhs PhhS
LuLnNuLs Nc n. l 10 pace .-s soX- Ss- e'er' As-1-
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05

A NEW EYGRAvING.-Mr. John Campbell Of
No 7iO sansomst Philadelphia has published hne steel
engraving Of the portrait of Sir Wm Blackstone after
Thomas Gansboroughs painting from life John sartan
ln tho engraYNr.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05

on Friday morning the reports Of the Committee on
Cities will be- presented As has been stated before the
majority report will De- opposed 90 commissions MI Op
dyke will make minority report I'm favor ~ retaining
the commission. aud Mr. Franc, Rep, KenssclAerl Will
mako an additional minority report.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
SOTTH CAROLINA.

AN APPOINTMENT BY GEN. sIcKLEs.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Sept. 4-Gen. Sckles has
apponted Beverly Nash prominent negro In Colum-
bia. TO be police magistrate
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,xn,,x yr-RDFRs IN MONTANA.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 4.-Capts Weston and
Hodges were killed lately by Indians near saltwater III
Montana Territory
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
THE CONVFNTTON.

ADDITIONAL TESTIMONY FROM THE CANAL IN
VESTIGATING COMMITTEE-THE DEBATE ON
CANAL ENLARGEMENT ONTINUED-SPEECIiEs
BY MESsRs. ALVORD, MILLER, OPDNkL, AND
BROOKS.
uY TELEGRAPH
ALBANY, Sept. 4.-The President presented a
communication from the Senate Committee charged
with the investigation of the management of the
canals, transmitting additional testimony taken be-
fore them. The Convention then went into Com
mittee of the Whole upon the reports of tbe Finance
and Canal Committees. Mr.. Alvord finished his
elaborate and able speech i'll behalf of the proposed
enlargement of the canals, having occupied little
over six hours in its delivery Mr. Opdyke, i'll reply,
defended the report of the Finance Committee.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
NAVY GAZETTE.

49,. v.,, p q I Lemsn charge First Lieut Henry O.
heuns ,o the M,ssa Cochrane United States Marine
has been eye OF a Cops detached from the
chusr' sf Rnens.rs Jas Barrsehs aud ordered
Al Adams and w A. X. Lsbner 10 he Wts'' '0'"N
have been placed on leave for dis'l
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
NORTH CAROLINA.

REPUBIICAN MASS MEETING IN RALEIGH.
RALEIGH, n. G., Sept. 4.-The Republicans
hold a grand mass meeting at fuckers Hall tonight
Ind Of music was In attendance and hymns and hosa-
mas were sung Several colored made speeches all
of a very Radical character.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
1.-UNITED STATES BONDS.
airs OWN FIRST MORTGAGE
~ 7 10 "
BONDS.

By its charter the Company permitted its First Mortgage
Bonds 10 the the Bonds issued by tie Government SUI
and only ~ rood PROGRESSES The mortgage wh
the bondhoe made the Hon T. Morgan Uuie states sens,s
from New York. the Hon Oak NSbeI the United States
House Representatives Massachusetts, Trustees who sisae
deliver the Bonds the Company and who responsible Tor %
issue in sthct accordance with the terms VI the
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05

II is reported from Havana that Mr. Pierre
sou,l IS sV,gurE,rs there.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
CAPT. W. II. HALE

WASHINGTON Sept. Capt w. II. Hale of
Che Tnitad states Marine Corps died at Pensacola
2sth Of August last of yellow fever Tie Navy Depart
Inent has received intelligence 70 thls enect,
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
OBITUARY..
GEORGE c. WHITING.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-The Hon George C..
whiting died here last night after short illness, aged
bout years He had been connected with the Depart
nent OF the Interior since its Inauguration and
lin its employ at the time of his decease Chief Clerk
e had often acted Secretary fhe Interior al interim
and was formerly Commissioner OF Pensions He
prominent Mason and at the time OF his death occupied
fhe position Grand Master Of the District OF Columbia
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
SIX PER CENT IN GOLD,

drd offered for the present. q, Ninety ces on M Drr arf
a a Curr,ncy trou July l.
Many parties taking svintage Of the present high Of Gov
exchange for these Bonds which IS cent
cheaper aud the rate Of premium gold. pty
OVER NINE PER CENT INTEREST.
Subscriptions received York the Company oe No
Nassau-s, and by
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK. No. 7Naoiast.
CLARK, DODGE Co.. Bankers, No 81 WAlst,
JOHN j. CISCO SON Bankers, No % WAist.
HENRY CLEws & Co. Bankers No 2 wallst.
HEDDEN WINCHESTER & Co, No 81 BroaiNay.
and by Bankers generally throughout the United States OF
whom APPS aud descriptive pamphlets may be obtained
JOHN J. cisco, Treasurer, New Ystt-
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3.-THE LAND GRANT.
4.-THE CAPITAL, STOCK.

The Union Pacific Railroad Company has Ani grao obsotst
donation from the Company Of u 300 the mile which
believed will not be worth less than S90OOOO0o
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05

The authorized capital Railroad
Hundred Million Dollars Of which 1--we million ds have been paid
already done and of which it supposed tia,
twenty-five millions all will he required The Directors n<
Stockholders Company large wealth and
railroad affairs strength and skill that with
their command render the early completion OF thus
great any future business event be-
Company careful make statements 70 the
public that fully warranted and their published estimates Of
earnings always than the actual results The
prophet predict business that at
follow the opening Of the only through line connecting tue Atant' "s
Pac Steand indeed Europe with China and Jspnmght be
seTsd visionary the ongnstOs Of the Bue laJ who est
mated that It's future business would time reach three millions
year when has already reached than seen millions
NET EARNINGS OF THE UNION PA
CIFIC RAILROAD.
During the quarter ending July 81 Of the current average OF
Pacific Railroad operation. The Supeis
tendents rerort shows the following result:
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,, prof. Of operating JOS miles of road three

Net profit Of operating 52j miles Of road three
The Of Bonds the Company issue 25 miles At fi6
per mile S50OO Interest In gold three months at per cent
this 5000 per premium correspond with
earnings SO9 20hcwing that the net earnings for thu
ter we're vr First Mortgage BOaas
on this length OF road
First Mortgage Bonds whose amply provided for and
thoroughly secured be elsed the safest Investments
Theyp
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relative high charges the opetng expenses Of The road are
per the earnings aud the would be much lee the
Thosng out charges
for transportation Of material in ($i aJ ssf
iuctng from the aggregate Of a operating expenses 5355b sR s
per proportion chargebe upon the work done
which than actual because Of the hall Pncs
charged operating expenses tie commercial
business quarter The for ,e oom>rt
business stands follows:
Earnings May, June, and July.......... s7a3755
Expenses for MAY Juae and Jaly.......... 1896 50
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
THE PUBLIC DEBE.

SECRETARY MCULLOCH's SEPTEMBER STATEMENT
TOTAL DEBT, $2,50j, ,0O0 000-GOLD IN THE
TREASURY. S101 900 GOO.