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FROM NEW YORK.

ANEw YORK, June %.
Gen. Sherm an has just issued a compre-
hensive order for regulating military opera
tions against the Indians, applicable to the
States and Territories embracing the military
division under his command. He is willing
to accept the services of mounted forces
raised by the States aud Territories, when
any emergency arises. which in the judgement
of the Department Commander. makes it
necessary TO employ them, but he requires
that in such case the men shall be mustered
10 according to the laws Of Congress now ex-
isting, and that they shall act in connection
with the regular troops. This provision N
effect, discountensnces and forbids all inde-
pendant military action on the part Of .
State or Territory against the Indiana, but
the order recommends that the civil authori-
ties should have small armed companies pre-
pAsed Atsll times, to pursue and hunt down
the small horse thieving bands of Indians,
who BY dispensing manage to avoid the mill
tafy forces; but in these cases when captures
sre made, the Indians, whether belonging to
. reservation or not, are to be proceeded
against according to law. With regard to
Indians actually residing on reservation, or
restricting themselves 70 territory guaranteed
to them by treaty, the order commands the
eniiitzry, and notifies the civil authorities that
those treaty nights are the supreme law OF
the land, and must be respected.
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FROM DES MONIES.

fstafEE ss CHICieo, June %.
The Josrsds Des MONIES special rays .
FIRE broke out in the Savery House last night,
about half past 10 o'clock, which, for time
threatened the entire structure and the fairest
portion Of the city, but through the exertions
Of the citizens it wss extinguished with water
pals, there not even being respectable sized
squirt gun present belonging to the city. Con,
siderable damage was done to the building,
and also to the occupanta of the building in
the hurry To ger out Of the house. Mr.. Sa-
very, the proprietor, fell from the window and
was severely injured, bur il is thought aot ia.
tally. The FIRE commenced in room used
as paint shop, from what cause IL is mot
known. The city narrowly escaped . terri,
BILE conAagration.
! The Supreme Court resumed its session
this morning.
Only thirty counties were represented in
the Democratic Convention on last Wednes,
day.
It is reported that new evening paper is
TO be started here, The material having al
ready been ordered.
The Warden Of the State Penitentiary re.
ports one hundred and fifty-three inmates on
the first of June.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES

LONDON, June 81.
The commission to enquire into the man,
ner IN which the Fenian prisoaers are treated,
report that they are well treated.
ROVE, June 81.
The Pope has issued an Allocu6on TO four
hundred Bishops Of the Roman Catholic
Church, in which he praises the zeal of all
the Bishops and Priests coming to Rome,
and premises to give them cordial greeting
in the Council when he meets them there.
LONDON, June 27
Advices from Csnstinople confirm the VIC
tory Of Omar Pacha-
QuEExsTows, June %.
The steamer Cuba, from Boston, arrived
last evening. q
SOUTHAMPTON. June %.
The steamer Baltic, from New York, has
arrived.
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FROM SPRINGFIELD.

CHIcAGo, June g.
The Journals Springfield special says: The
penitentisry question was brought TO point
this morning in the Senate by General Fuller,
on whose motion of the previous question the
committee bill was ordered to be engrosssd
for third reading. The Alton lease ring
was broken, and Gen. Fuller's motion pre-
vailed, by vote of II to 8. The Senate
then adjourned to 2 clock, to give the Clerk
time to engross the bill, with amendments.
1t is believed the Senate will pass the bill
this afternoon, with amendments, and that
the House win then concur in the amends
ments. The final passage of the bill will be
thus secured.
The general opinion is that all the business
of the session will be accomplished to-day,
and that the General Assembly will adjourn
this evening.
The Anniversary exercises of the High
School came of at the hall Of that building
last evening, before crowded audience OF
the style Of the city.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK, June %.
Alex. Renaud, who committed a rape on
little girl four and q half yesrs old in Brook
lyn, was sentenced to twenty years in the
State prison. The child died from the bru-
tality Of the 6end.
Dennis Burns, 75 years old, was arrested
to-day in Brooklyn, charged with violating a
little girl nine years of age. He was held for
triah AAs
Clayton and Clinson, confederates of
Brockway, the convicted counterfeiter, plead
guilty to-day. s
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THE PRESIDENT HOMEWARD
BOUND.

~ NEw Y6RK, June %.
The President and party arrived st Jersey
City, per steamer from New Haven, at half
past ak this morning, and breakfasted at the
Taylor Hotel. They took the train south.
TRRHros, Juae %.
The crowd at The depot cheered the Presi-
dent as the train passed through.
A telegram was sent to Gov. Swami, by
the President saying that he would be gov
erned bv the arrangements already made for
visiting Annapolis this afternoon, to meet, by
invitation, the members of the Constitutional
Convention.
PHILADELPHIA, June 28.
The President and party passed south OF
the city at noon, and only halted two min
utes. No speech or demonstration was
made.
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FROM OSwEGO.

OwEGo, June %.
The Cincinnati express train to day, on the
Erie railroad, when ten miles east of Elmira,
at q place called Red Mills Cut, had the en-.
CINE, one baggage car and one s 9sil .ea'
gineer, and fireman were instantly killed
All the others escaped uninjured. Both the
tracks were blocked for several hours, de
tanning al the trains. The accident 10 sup
posed TO have been caused BY broken rail
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FROM ALBANY.

sr ALBANY, June 2s. 5
In NE Constitutional Convention, Grselsy,
from the Oouuittse on Suffrage, reported IN
,s sns e010n C';a, :.s.;tsS Sss;n,3s rs
report frnm ths nisority, Tat : proposition
6extend re franchise TO colored men, b
spbHi{tsd . - soEed Is sepAraisly kon u
sest efths Coz usien. srsI sss { sessss.s
{ - nseioa " 0sseley y 1dkS IL plh.
~ 91Deulal egoe ~ JSly 81, m lega -
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LEGAL NOTICE.

saxef Iescs, Ia 02Ey iss 9fs L. +
In the District Court Of said County, at Keokuk.
M FRANKLIN rs 9. =. spoford, administrator of
1vH the eetate OF j. Ramsey, deceased, Mary A.
Ramsey Louisa Walker, I. u. WAlker,s = y Ricksrd,
Child fsast B Hox 8. Il vspthes Posserey & Deuton,
ChassAn6 Brother sanel Mccartney : O., dssAdants.
No0ss Il hSrsby givss y IT, dsfkndann Fein above
psupd that psfifzon i civil action Il file In the
Of the District Court aforesaid. in behalf
Of the above named plaintiff against you. and claiming
aeziaat sAid ep04oFd = decree In the
sum OF Sic IOe 6dd Ten psr cent per annnm inter
~ rom April 9th 1867 and against all the defendants
q 2 ta'3.d ssF q =: -:
in 81 SukAepy>Vsn. in<le sisy q .sesa - oeusty,
and sEc dess thereto befofs hoon or ss second day
Of the the Of said Court to commence the
second Monday Of September, 1856, judgnsnt will be
H. II. 0ILLM0Rk
Atty for Pifh.
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Trustees SaIe.

DY virtueof desA Of trust, executed TO by j. NJ.
ID Bnifng3 0&knse Of Hus IN, HsNkns Husten
for the benefit Of Cash, Henderson, erangs Co. dated
September IA, 1858, L. samuel v. Miller trustee, will
proceed to sell the property therein described the
10th day Of Apg~s is, between the hpsrs n O'Clock
a. and s*ioSk B VI ,com nerci6g xf o'cfock p m.
for cash before the door OF the Clerks Office the Dir
trict Court in Keokuk Lee county Iowa The property
is thus described Lot eight ) In Block 49, City Of Ke
okuk, Lea ccFny Iowa and Lets ops three avs ssvs
nine eleven thirteen fourteen feen, sixteen eight
Gen. twenty twenty-five and twenty -four, in Aamseys
Addition the said City of eokuk being four snaons
han IN the d1eAsf quarter OF the scuth- -eAS
quarter Of the northwest quarter Of Section twenty
four Township sixty-hve NORTH Of Range i've west In
said Lee County Iowa The trustee viii conyey the in
tersst ocnyey Cd TO him le6s sxxab and TX titles
%s4sst.E# SAMUEL y. MILLHR
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Guardians Sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that on the 24th
day efyuE. 1851 by virtue q warrast issu.d ~
the Coasty 0oartef Lee County, Iowa, 70 the snhsc
Der. Guardian Of Anna X and Carrie Farrell minors
will offer at public auction the following Real Estate
Eighty feet by hundred feet of Of the front ends Of
lots and two IN ARchoqure fn The CITY of Kseku
Lee County, Town. 8iS 1ke piace a ths front door
of thn Ccsft House II Kekuk iowa, between the hours
Of 10 m. and p m. Of said day.
Terms Of Sxle-Half Cash. and half at year, with
interest, secured by mortgage
WILLIAM GRAHAM, Guardian.
je26d1t-6w II. scoYT HOW'LL Atty.
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FIRES.

BrRLIs, G. W., June 2s.
The Ere yestsrday morning destroyed
Brethsnd's Tannery, containing one hundred
worth Of bark was also destroyed. A largo
number of men are thrown out of employ
ment Loss heavy. Partially insured.
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THE AMERICAN HOUSE,
$4,000 . ,of Wool Wanted

BY she UnAsfsfgnsd.
TVHE Propristprsof tie BonapaFte Weolen
Il Facteer, veul11 1inl8m tAeir fSDds and pafrons,
that they have sstAblahsd branch OF their Factory
woolen Store, at
No. s5 ~ - 2d4 Sd, Kselul, Iovs:
= ". oSk sbsGuff = Sss ,Abss.nsisl So =
4ar.ory Wool1n ao5h lat has bssa offered h3n@
nirksf ct wholse1a - rp4An as PRECISELY the price
tAas ell for Il IL 1sctory. 0ar stock CONSISTS es
lsuAt ~ 0Aa1 sl.i's1s =. 12.ses, -
sae1 - assas -,
Z &ss1s, 1sp. - Wtssos
~ q 49, - vm eGGlsv ~ o., - sa1AGs -
Wsei. YWae1n96 - 0lENssGN - a1AfGbk = Cur Wed
-: Fl: 4. :. - I s1aaiiaok '
He y
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Pipes, Genuine Mesrshaum.
0 Bridges. s........-..a..No Nos 1i& . Bst0 Heuss
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Un,ted Satet Of Amerlea, Southern Divtnom Of fova
O. ". CLARE Unised States MAxshsl for thu ssats
L. cf I0sA db hsrshy give rubhr ssfiSe tet tn shs
cfths United Btstes Ains six beTF0ls
sf-a more or hess. 10 case Of sefxureand 5retture
under acts Of Congress- did. the 5th day of june
le61, in keokuk, Io~a attach and take into my pos
ses-ion for safe custody barrels of hghvfnes zlT
l+lo0 proof gallons three tayrsfs Of Older vinegar
four empty barrels; part barrel Of lard lard
AsdI slso giv. pubic soties that ths time a1ene1
for ths refurH ~ saAd erast u the thst fussA
Of September l555, at Two O'clock on said day
and l hereby sdfnonish and summons all persons
claiming ary In the said six barrels ct al
or knowing = sviug epythisg ~ ssy Why fhs Mme
OF said sppsa . that they be and appear before the
said Court, held In and foI the Southern Division
District of Iowa the United etates Court Room in the
oity Of Keokuk in said District. at term to be holden
the third Inssdsy ofseptember 1851, pt two ocock
on said asS. thsa sd thers p txs~pcet sFc9n fee
the sAAc, md u nakss their akeAtidD - Tat b.
half kA q. " CLARK U1E AL 4
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FOREIGN NEWS.

NEw YoRx. June %.
The steamer Union, from Southam pton
the 18th, has arrived. News unimportsnt.
The Empress Chsrlo,ta has recovered her
elearness OF intellect since she heard Of the
captivity Of her husband
The Czar has left million francs to the
poor of France.
A letter from Aauritia 80 the London
Times says: 81 am writing from the City Of
Death; ten thousand persons have been car
ried of already. The average deaths in town
being two hundred day .t
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FROM OMAHA.

OMAHA, June 2s.
The United States Commissioner accepted
forty additional miles of the Union Pacific
Railroad to- day, making three hundred and
eighty five miles to date.
No further trouble is anticipated from the
Indians.
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Legal Notices.
u. y. Marshars ProeIasassis on.

IN BASkRUprcr.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE that, on
n the lith day of jane, A. D. Is6- a warrant 10
Bankruptcy issued against the estate Of George
s~s,on and James se@ton. surriyag partners the
late nrm Of seaton kors OF h.oknk IN the cou n
y ot Lee AMI state ot loEa aho havs ke~ Assds ed
bankrupt nlstr petition. Thai the -, asxt Of
any dehs aud delivery Of any property belonging 70 such
bansrupts 70 them for their and the transfer Of
any property by them, are forbidden BY Law. Thar
mseanx thsersditxs Of the spid 0HShrs2n, b prove
thefx Aeots and ehccse or more Angne>s Of their
s~tstes will be held a. Court Of Rankrppteyto be
holden At the United States Court kcous shs Sy
ksohuk, Iova, bsfors John nEses, Rsosesr ~ AZ
tesnth llsth} dAy OF August 4 p 19ss s1aessck
m. ~ ~ VI W~aALhkk4 49,
Iune21ilm II FrLrox Deputy
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NEWS DEPOT,
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FROM KANSAS.

ST. LOUIS, June %.
A despatch to j. d. Perry, President o.
the Kansas Pacific Railroad, says Engineer
Riley's camp, at Wilson's Greek, two miles
west Of Fort Harker, was attacked By Ind
ans yesterday, and John Kessler, offspring.
field, was killed, and Geo. Wait was badly
wounded. Five or six Indians we're killed.
All the railroad men near Bugalo Greek
have been driven away by the Indians, and
contractor McCorrnick's camp has been
burned. Work on the Railroad between
Buffalo and Fossil Creeks has been abandon.
ed. Troops have been sent out 70 protect
the Railroad men.
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tar Office Of the Secretary, 3l4 NORTH
THIRD STREET, Room No 2.
Subscription Books open at Office Of
Casender q Bowse, 2ls North Third Street.
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GROCERs-RETAIL.

oertson & Albers. Main street.
A G Mcqueen. .......s4 MsiAstreet
4 Irvin............corne Fifth & Main streets.
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THE PROSPECT

The stockholders viii be represented by pireotor.
the principal eeisss Of the hAs. Is
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IOWA COAL e. OIL CO.
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INSURANCE AGENTS
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IRessf.

er L Berry......-Fifth street-in Estes House.
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THIS CONF Any has been ors nis4f for the purpose
OF esiabshng He~gr4phic comm ztiop 10 the
direct ossable sit posuts of sny upox
ssnre on the " es sIesIpPf RIVER from sT pACI 10
A
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uscLEWELRf, (,rsH eoLpl
sS .s..s.... ............N Nos d Estes House
Z. tEI IQ Il U14s-wHOLEsAL
Xky,.Efs I77 A174 Main street
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FROM MUSCATINE.

MUscATfgR, June 70.
A terrible stAbbing ARRAY occurred at Viii.
ton, in this county, to-day. Mr.. ]. Vance,
bridge builder on the c., R. l. &P. h. B.,
yas stabbed several times by . msn named
Legwwood, Postmaster At that place. The
dil6caly arose about . fence. Legsrwood
attacked Vance with hatcher knife, ~ be
wss walking the streets, without word,
warning. infiictins SERIOUS, and, i i feared.
'htAl wounds, in the hsad, face and ssok. He
was imnsdiAtely arrested, and held tospptof
= The spm Of 5000, which be gsvs.
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hil Arnitage a Co........cor Ninth Johnson
N A q
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ncill, Jones a Co.....cor Third & Main streets.
'ss, Stern & Co.....-cor Second 4 Main streets.
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n streets,
lin street.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
n Sturges South Leyee.
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GAS g. STEAM FITTINGS.
par Son..,.....~Johnson street, bet Sd 4 4th
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IL most hsttering The location Of the e Is one Of the
fhe country 1t passes through large number
ot cities and towns where commercial inter-
course = iargs and rapidly incrsssing The country
along tnerfvef receiving acssons of wealth
snd population and these will bring an increase Of
vneh must correspondngly add largely eyery year to
tne business aud Pfpatsof the Company All the old
companies throughout the couatry ara nov
snd hsye been Paving satisfsctory dividends % sp
~ stock that hss bsun repsatsdy vasered III these
ing nearlf all the stock do this 1t quite
oie 70 suppose that company, owned ma paged by
iu percns With its Les desirabiy located and With
we'll. way
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CLOTHIERs.

CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, AC.
q g Copelin......- ............-...5S Main street
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STRAY cow.

STRAYED, a few days ago, from the prem
~ fses Of the undersigned, medium sized red Gov,
abou1 1ve yesrs old, and male calf about three months
old. The Gov wss marked ths LEFT With two
dar hitA. Tbs CALI has = few white gpou upon II no
ether hnRn fsansmbsred. will give . liberal reward
for their delivery to me, for information that Will
III me 10 ast them. TH0s. r. J. AYKBo,
je27-dst At 81 Main Street.
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|CLOCKs, WATCHES n JEWELRY.
pm g Bridges-.............Eos 4 Estes House.
fres, Mann Ayres..... ...........61 Main street,
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BOOTS a sHOEs-wHOLEsALH.
ambleton a Huiskamp...-.......e3 Main street.
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BOOKS a. STATIONERY.

BAG FACTORY.
Beers Main stree
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Clocks-Wholesals 4 Retail.
pw;1..an 4 E.t.s uon..
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Observation-Disclosures.

Did. Silver. and Ivory Mounted Canes.
\ Bridges es.................,Nos 4 Estes House.
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Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
Bridges A 2 Estes Hous
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CRocKERY 4 QUEENswARE.
Trey lie Faivre...... Main street--bet 5th 6th.
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BOOTS a sHOEs-RErAIL,

W Westcott tt.......... Main street--near Fourth.
Carter Co.....a...... .........S6 Msiu street.
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ELLISERYsA bonnet BLEAcHEHr
W f Bowman. .4th st-bet Main a Biohdeau
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FURNITURE

Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
Bridges. ........... Nos 4 2 Estes Hous Q
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fewart a Desn............cor Third Main streets.
|uiskamp a Mstless...........-....So Main street.
|uiskamp Bro...... Main street-bet 4th 4 5th.
Hart, Main street.
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BONNET HLEACHEHF,
q Emerson Fourth 4 Blondeau
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American Watches. 49,.
|G Bridges es.................Nos 4 Estes House.
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KIND or LINE TO BE BUILT.
AssE ssnESrs OF STOCK.
DIVIDENDS.

Rrou, carefully prepared estimates hssed rra, Ar.
Of busInbss done BY the couusne- no ~ N
ton and giving them an squsl shars OF be business h.
tween competing points, the COMPANY oenadaptfx ~
heve that large and rsmu nerativs ~ be N
and they furthef believe that taking into
e great advantages Viii they will possess short
and direct rcute they viii be abl secure nearly all
The business aloue hsr line, which ~ pisee tie stoch
high premium, and make II Of the beat invest
ments " he vksnd. sa n FReE Il
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|Ube gate City.
A. W. 3 III z L ID ON,
pR0RRIHrOR.
DIRECTOR Y.
ATTORNEYS 81

Gsoar q Knowles. johnson st--in TeYfss House.
ID Soiilne .-.ss-cecouu stt01l-
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BANKING HOUSE.
ational Bank. Main st-bet Sd 4 4th.
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PROSPECTUS.

Fn0SFEO ! 70.
THIS c0GPA Any has been crka niz4d for the purpose
OF establishing Teegr~phie IN the
sznee on the v es issfPPf RfsER from sT PAIf TO
NEW OkLEAAs.
EcEssITY FOR IN.
TIE want u Line of Telegraph located with view
70 sreamaoadt thsrvsr tr-oe long felt Many
Important tos are nov without s0y telcgrsphie
aGheAtoa ShtteTsr and the hnss established les
twesn 9th pclnts arr In most cases ~
io~ins otrrursfr rout~s undre's 81 nlts Il
fecl cQprss fastie apd Unnecessary aelsf tp
susesss ky rr e4 nanercrs ~ pssitions md ~ fe4
guent t.rrupfops insideDt TO long Lines. When the
Aots borh- ku mind tnst the iiaty cr teiegraph
line . damage fresn is inarsed tn the
proportion a. ns length, and that repetor Of
ws deubses the tine necessary for It's the
great and very important advantages Of direct route
the nov ii operation can remd.fy b.
seen.
KIND OF LINE TO BE BUILT.
The Cenpsnt proposs to construe chair linesi the
rost substantial nsnner possible. All material used
will be Of the nst approved kind quality and the
work c oensr uron wild b. done bs ttt Company .naa
Our shefmme4t sape%sicn cf p-art al nsn of long
hes who will e Instructed to spare no pains make
every portion q the wort Of tia WIZ bsa charaeter
tApITAL STOCK.
The Capital Stock Of the Company is ONE MILLION
dollar. ssrh NJ buby desire & astriss. shs ssoes
~ small among the business men along the
ure length OF te ne, ord sscnrs sor infsr>et
In the welfare of the eopary anA 5rurs to fhar m.
patrons their sH are Of the pyqfs from its business
AssE ssMEHTs OF STOCK.
ONLY YTvE PER CENT or the stock wfir be required
70 De paid In at fhe time Of subscription and sutsequent
casts VIII not erseed ten cent per month Amer the
hrst payment o1nve per cent no fsrfher call win be
made until 1--WE HUNDRED TH0usAyD DOLLARS
shall have been subscribed The Company confidently
betese that fbet VIII not be compelled TO call In more
than nify or sixty per cent ofte sntzfp ptos in order
70 place the line hn complete workin ing order
DIVIDENDS. ~
fron carefully prepared estimates, based npou The
amount OF businfss done BY the companies in opera
on and giving them equal share of the business be-
tween competing points, the Company confidently be-
heve that large and nerativs dsveds can be made
ard they furthet believe that taking into
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Z sWeber..............cor Third a Main strests~
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Cein, Silver Ware.
Bridges ] 4 Estes House.
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HOTELS.

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rkftt Main street.
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