New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
The Union

LROAD COMPANY.
Chartered by Congress and hn
pointed BY the President ofthe United Ct
FIRST MORTGAGE THIRTl -iDhn ooND0
BEARING SIX PER CENT HTsA ''i'
PAYABLE sEMIAENUALLY IN COL Z
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK.
NO 2 HAsSAU-sZ,
AMI Mess CLARK DODGE Co..
BANKERS NO 81 wALJsT.
and JOHN J. CISCO SON
BANKERS No. 81 wALLsf
nHs City OfYew.York
NINETY PER oftheir par value with Accrued Interest
The.. Bond. ar. .cursd by FIRST MORTGAGE RAIL-
ROAD AND EQUIPMENT OF sIxTBEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
sfILE oaehaf Of the Road THRs1
HUNDRED AND FIVE have completed in the -Ss
substantial and fully equipped with rolling stock locomotives
shops engine houses buildings built mostly
Ofbrek. and have been
APPROVED AND ACCEPTED BIZ THB GOVERNMENT
amer examination aud report the Cmuonsr s
suow in successful operation
The Company hand ron
complete the Rocky Mountna distance Omaha q
ST m-by the Is, Of September the time pledged for ito completes.
by the TWELVE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED $50
ACRES OF LAND PER MILE granted the Company by the
Government addition 70 ths subsidy Of SIXTEEN THOUSAND DOL
LARS OF GOVERNMENT BONDS FOR EACH MILB OF ROAD
AS COMPLETED The Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
onped connects With ti, omshA doing large
in passengers 'nd freight
The Chicago Rock Island and P'cc. the Chicago puzga .sx
Quincy the Hannibal and St Joseph Railroad Companies rpets
extend connecting links of road to Omaha dnug the next a
Trunk Railroads from the Eas. viii greatly contbae to s
business this Road Central Pacific being constructed wn
great energy National Railroad
the Continent 1870 al business both passenger and
freight possibly The these Bends being
payable gold per mile there bs qussos
safety and the Company has hesitation recommending
them public Arrangements being made With the HiOass
Banks generally throughout country for the accommodation Of 10
vesors in thes. Bond, Hon D. MORGAN sudths Hos
oAKgs AMEs. Trustee. JOHN J. CISCO Treasurer
Save the Chdren-Ihe Benevolent respectfully solicited
consider the & toS"inS ss'sen' % o we 0y' p'0'e
Since the opening tIs Institution 1852 Is thar 2ss
Tpsd "a Of want and suffering neglect BEG.
lie class nper cminal through the blessing q Divine lroys
70 coc: bS5its snd returned 70 Their fads or furnished goOz
s bones Sa b'n1s a s so 1IS E s & s I as Shou
gathered as yery many Of these children obod Of
IRENE poverty exposed Influences Of crowded aud h habs
OHs With poor ,t nty food g careful te@sn good ss,s
81 children out Of 1900 less per cent sHd only death 4
er.S 9 CO. % e Su A.gaS & and Hoa 's5s @
gratifying of the ns.uiioa correcting those committed TO H
statistics 'uyee delinquency In city tht
rapid population tie number yonb CEen
and believed that abundant fountain "bcnce
Tlanc ts attenIat evils
checking this the object soughS
Charter bRre the @ out thf
Aet TO provide aud instruction Of Idle and Iut Children
dead statute bOsks Tor the
want of adaped Subjects pW0bAs
been appropriated Legislature for this purpose when CORES
pondn has been obtained IA money or spPo'd seenn ~ '
tary subscriptions
y the erection additional wing be Asum Onehunireo
andseyeutyGhs seflaEatoy for Girls" wa b. ss,eS
exposure e OF vice and suitable accommodations fanAhea "f
Idle and Truant Children
With this brief past history and Of Their present wsn
SjO1 with cObldeBt espec~t
ton that favorable response from intelligent conns
uv s Important EFFORT 70 save the neg
leced and destitute children city Donson may be sni TO
A K WETMORR President No. 81 Voseyst
J. B. COLLINS. Treasurer, No 20 Waia
Donations viii be acano9lsiged