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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-11
SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALEDT PROPOSALS
WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE Of
w fce'of the City Civil Engineer, in Columbu us,
Ohio. until ali'" D" d .hHvsd go Hh"
Monday, the 17fh day Of May, 1s6s,
at5 O'Clock p NJ for furnishing materials and do
ing the following work, t0:wit: $50 -
E For grading d ad grayeling the roadway of High
street from Russell street north to the corporation
line iionituo.' > - Fgoc 9a1 ~ .asi
{ For grading and paving the uppayed sidewalks.
cutters and crossings on New street from South
Public lane to Kossuth street. 90 aiei9r tit
- For graveling the roadway of Frank street from
the National road to the northwest corner # VIM.
Monypenny's stablee b9Tbnua 9tV .31 1flEI Ni-GI
For grading and paving the unpaved sidewalks.
cutters and crossings ON the south side Of St5t
street from Fair allet to Frontstreet .1 tns1ahi
40 OiForgrading and paving the unPaVed sidewalks,
cutters and crossings the OF Front street
from State street to Chapel alley. u - =.
8For grading and paving the unpaVed sldeWalks,
cutters and crossings the west side OF high street
from Second alleY to Perry street.
Payne alley from John street to North Hubllc lane.
and "a inch brick Sewer In North PUBLIC from
Payne alley to Fourth street, and 30-lnch brick
Sewer IN Locust alley from Fourth street TO Third
street, ~ tGF fasl q fnUo5 81 - .tsl 4
- For making an s-inch pipe Sewer in Young street
90 For gfaVeling the roadway of Fifth street from
State street to Broad street with screened graYel
glSThe bids viii be opened by the committee on
Streets and Highways and the committees of the
several w ards in which said Improvements are To-
Gated and the right reject any or AL OF the bids
City Civil Engineers Office, room No. 2, mp stairs,
In 9fa Ffp = Pq qeEsf fs%gfh a1pe ~. ". POLLARD
Vmaya-dtd rsu .yaCityy Civil Engineer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-11

To show the increase in the cost Of arti-
cles to consumers in the part six years, the
Economist publishes the following COMPARE
son OF the wholesale prices of several lead
ing articles in this city MayiI, and at+the
same date in 1860: :, - ,,' ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-11
NDIEDUI

,Tlls ~ nTED 2 TTaF III
COOPER-In this CITY. on the 9th inst. at the
MARTHA COOPER.
Her funeral will take place this afternoon at
o'clock. from the First Presby terian Churc corner
Third and State streets. Friends and acquaintan-
css are invited TO Attend "a . ergeFs 1aEe
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-11

and stimulates the vigorous action
Hence it rapidly cures a. variety Of complaints which
SySofsstS or Kfe'sh Eta 74s4no1s, Ulcers, Sorss:
Eruptions PSmples BLotches, Boils, st. As5tAoMyS
Fshe. Ross0n EsystpeEus. zattsry or SAX Rh6ans,
Scdld Head, Ring lRefq.; lancer or GGncefOgs 1t-
Fnors, Sore Eysa Espsqte Distd tdses such a. Retesb-
also Svh3tis 6 F13s9fsdt DfsedsSs -Bieer COM
PARILA and for yourself the surprislng activity
WIZ tne piooq ana cures tpese ois
During late years the public hAEe been misled By
large bottles; pretending 20 EiEee quart Extract
of. for one doIlar. Most of these haHe
been ffadds upon the lick for thev no6 only contain
little,H any afsaparilla but often no curative I'M
gfedientwh hences hitter ntment has
followed the Of the various extracts Of Sarsapar
rla WHICH food the ma Until the nAme tse has
become synonyinous with impositfcn and cheat. Stih
We ealIfthis crmpound; s.SaFsaparillsn and intend
70 supply such remedy ast shall rescue the name
from, the load Of obloquy which rests upon it, We
think We have ground tor believing 1t has virtues
wheh irresistible by the class 6f disease il is IN
tended to ours. Me can assure the sick, that We
eerthem the best alternative we know how. to pro-
dpee, and We have reason it is by far the
most eectusl purifier of the blood yet dise6eerede
-1AYERis nCBBRRY PEcT0RAL sisvso universally
known to urRasseVsFs pther medicipe for the epTe
Brdnchitis Incipient and for the relief
Of Cous1nptve Patientsin in ad dvaaced stages Of the
disease that il is useless here to recount the eY
Prepared ~ DIR, J &C. AYER & Co.. Lowen. Mass,
and sold by @. Roberts, Columbus, Nhelesale and
retail, and yiall druggists bsonOqas1 j ,AyV
z aprS-dtwGExm N s491e8 9dl nlOIf gsTt SfllfRa
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Household M ecessIty Exists tor the
DURNO'S 9CATARaERH . 5sNIltfEEIF.. r.

Which. in the first stages of cold. acts like magic
r7Headache, HoaFsspsss. Diptheria, and BronchitiF
Sore Eyes. Deafness, Bad Taste and Smell. beins
the result of Catary ,. This Snuff removes andpre.
vents ellfthesS eld ihsares nGl healthy Head: Itt
efectsare pleasant and safe.l even for infantsyR
suffer from Snufhes. .saGi
Q Itaas the highest Professional testimonials. 8
by all Druggistssor sent BY Mailto all parts
or 80 cents for One Box or 81 for Fonz Boxes ym
II Address is JAS. DgRN0. ISO. tox 1885. a
y At Wholesale. 2byDEMAS BkRNHEs Ok 3 ~. Gtss
Park Row. New York. l8ugi@ 9d1 june9-1yd&W.,i
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Are prepared BIZ the Msssisauts IL GsIAhcisr Ds.!
p0t, Pharmaeeutists, n D. 2l4 Rue LON bard Pafis!
fromthe PrescriptiOnof DrgJnsn Delsmsrre, Chief
Physician to the Hospital du NordI on Lsriboisere
,aa1sL LETTER 0F sRECOMAAEN DATION. seidt
3la3s ri 4risLni15 ~ PARIs. May ST. ls6a.di
maas from HfSs bOe.o Tsf sSS PrS9
seription. ldnling several Seais past In eur
ESsm gSTste and pnss pt5;actcs and have sSund
edy in eases of Spermatorrhea or Seminal Weak
2sSs Ssi M ~ Dsly 4 ssx
Of the Nervous Systems EW eaknesses ARISING froha
Secret 81 bits and Sexual Excesses; RqlsaGfson Of
Eyes: Lime Or Brick Dust Deposits Deposits n n tie tie
Urine; Discharges; lRalenssa Of TIE Skin,
Esstds xc ion S1Ss of Tue Bs and IN s
Loss from any osss Il Tie Es Seegcas sa
We the Psofession and Ill Der psr-
sons suferlFg ffo@ any :EtogGtsc or 0rgoNtS
shesePillso With high rsspectsv Eve arel,eufs most
41Ass''lssaisi s44 Abe AUREPARIE. n. DIsf1 81
N 1sni lads 10 JEAN DE Leu Cl5RE. NJ. D.fd
To oGARANcIERFi& DUR0ETs Nos - Rue Lombard
ehNtiso D9jGioq sta 1zzi9i1fTo 9d ,mid Boqu
ssaentGyy and ssuases cc:nip5t ions; 6,ssts 1jSl
Of the Braaa Heorf. or lerpoas Sss1sns freouenslf
lead to the most DsstressSsg and ElGgrQesiG Dis,
orders OF tne V1R1LE SYSfEM. DtnGt1t0 CRer0g-
men and LGWgefs therefore. who are especially IL
able to should resort promptly to
Dr; ;pELAAARRE's SPGcIFIC RiLI4s y l3siU strfsji,
rections and Advice. printed in French German.
Spanish and English, accompanies each box and
vii 6s sent bynai free OF cost to any who MllR
Fr1te Tor Its7Biam saE 1asnphi3 Yfa ll1uu
REice 81 peg BOxs pr SIX Rcxss for s5S
slsold BY slb the PRINCIPAL Druggists. or wi] sba
On receipt Of the specified price by any aufRofizgH
agent OF BY the sole General Agents f6f AlneriSS!
OSCAR -GS MOSES &dC0sss7 d}oftlan{lti street
vicinity, :. E. SAMUEL q co G., ROBERTS, 3
CO., and al Dealers in Ne ncines0 All orders by
Isepl9l a&NeOw1yf fd s..llliinX. .tisi Y s.-,sait
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

RECORDER. a q
NATHAN COLE v Il be a caudidate for rs-elec-
ticn 10 theofHce Of Recorder subject to the decis
ion of the primary election to be held June 9Th,
1857
EDITOR STATEsNAN-Pease announce the name
of SAMCEL l.. QUINN ss q candidate for the Of
fee of Recorder of Franslin county, subject 10 the
decision OF the Democratic primary election on the
athfidrE Of YuAs. and ObRss
MANY DEMOCRATS
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f1.'aisi sEss ..''.a 3. A.'BEAUREPARIE, NJ. b,
INV tieN - rtssG. ID. pUJARDIN. M. b. wa
To ToGARANcIEREi& A DURoETs Aes "a Rue Lombard
ferlsc lafllicl ftl.s 4irn ad lf,iI f,ftft
lCleanse the Blood.aI I
.KTHsC0RRUE

w or tsiuted Bloed. You
are sick Al over. Il, may
tnrst out in Pimples o.
Sores, ,ori in some active dis
ease, or It may merely keep
YOU listless, depressed and
sood for nothing, ButEo9
,annot have good health
While Your blood Is 9im4
eure. ayers SKRs APA+
aLLA. purges out these
mp IMPURITIES ts i expsls dis dis
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-11

.Ji7odjuB s'GGihTEu4 yrs % uoitoibg1tG9
B ssardseT doDs OF .2riney9 yI9Y I'D
40 -nO 1nq. s9nlilsnue abifq bna 1sgn
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
t,iEO.

cDFPINA Az lr,ire wrs,cheer To- SUNDAY ben. shsr
rr.tr,rted ilu... ss h H. wife of EnaHd Caan aged a. su
R-iattes reuts ~ The family az inirf % re s /,
OF GOhu MeiH-say ~ y "roes n it'.H
f o'clock D. M Carrrges vii. bel Attendance h Hgtou depot
SATURDAY June Nellie T. Cfsshy adopted dlngbier o.
Mr. A T. sui the late =. CusDy, aged ~ ledis go
Of the family invited 9" aen ts ia"f@
w Souav afternoon o'clock sm the residence 81 her nche
No south Fourtl-st brooklyn. j. T.
M STOu satlTlag June Al O'clock n ho'sN y WIZ %
Iamrs J.. Huut. n the lSih wear e" irf "te , .t O. -
Rs ry,. ami friend, respectfully invited to attend the "ht |
vice. At So - Si,thaye. Moada,, AZ oei'cS p m
KErCuAM-Ia BrooLlyu GU sa,uriay Iuie ! Amelia KaH
o tlr s6ti year of her age. ,, = "a ,l d p
Ktebsu are invited attend hex funeral on Monday Jhhe ~ a. y
,ne a the r.sden,e OF T. r. heichsa NJ" ~ Ansrs nrsN
ID Iler r sins be taken to Melville L. L. for iuethH
IECC AT-Ou Friday AFTER lingering illness 'ofde' M o..
BicbId J. Leggst and daug ghtcr u William Mach'y ,.
the family am also tho-e e" @ "
n William Le.gst respectfully nviri 10 auen" r W.s ~ .
si,,tr-s, on Monday june 10 81 ocoet Her ren'ns
vii be taken to Hudson n y. for inierm,nt
M,coRMlCKOn SUNDAY morning Jaue tsiarne 1i"~ o. ss
pheu Metormck In the 'ih year o! her Az born ban"u
% anil friend. of the family r,soscfa invited 10 s'tsni
f funeral TUESDAY afternoon a. H 9clock RON uAs
tertsonnaa Solomon 8 Gage No Lose sceo"dae near fd
scyeuth.si.
VAN AHTwERP-On srnds, morning Inne - ''cr pTuer. w
Ss.. sarah Antser widow Of John Va" Antwerp 10 Ar '"
Of her .....f. a.. t.,;,.1 "a, ,,,e,I
residence OF Der s0afnAH camsc ~ hAe ~
la R,.t Iepty fouhs Tusay, June d. ~ seieek m
" ATsoSou Wednesday morning June s. Capt george !"
In the aJi Of bis sac .s., . ..,.., H.. 6,n.r,l
relatives and friends OF the amf A.r IN ~
f hi. late esenre 0i Beach 81 fhi7dephi" ~ 'OA'
on TUESDAY afternoon. June H.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10

G anley Of the iao Winter Garden viii succeed TO the
post OF stage manager at Wallacks
miscellaneous entertainment. of a particularly
novel ana dchgnrrd character il presently BE- yen
at Elm Park for the benefit OF the Dramatic Fund Asso
caton VIII include the sports OF various nations. the
gaines oi merrle England in the Olden time the comic
freaks oi masquerade and carnival aud WILL short, be
season oi peculiar nIerriment Many prOmnent mem
hcrs the dramatic profession participate IN the
exercises The time for this festival has yet been
liked nut Cue notice OF that and full particulars OF the
ehicrtnmeht, VIII De given 10 the public In due season.
Mr. Durand Treasurer Of the French Theater. took
benefit at that house Saturday evening Infrequent
though they be- the performances of the FreIslh come
dams are important and praise worthy and may
cet thcm as signs that the effort To establish French
Iheater IN our midst has not been abandoned.
THE FOREIGN DRAMA.
The " Memories du Diable is in rehearsal at the
ohcsSlhtbeimain. NJ. LavOchellc will enact Robin,
ana N. COurcelles Will appear as Gauihier.
"Cendrilon is " running at the Theatre du Chat
eeL hadanio Ugalde playing FraHcc Chdrmoihe
new piece, in five acts and ten tableaux. called
"Un |as dc Bctlser." by NJ Jaime Gis. aud NJ Etenne
Ifegen was acted on the sh ut at the Menus Plasirs
Megs DIVERSION Mr.. CTaven's last piece. hail
reachod us 1881 performance the 25th ult, at the New
bciea IS the author Of the popular drama OF "The Chin
ney Corner"
Mr.. Oxenfords health is said to have undergone
some Improvement.
Mr.. Charles b. Seymour the Dramatic Critic OF The
NCrf York D0iiy 1meswlO has been at Paris for some
time past. Special Correspondent for that papeFhss
been quito Ill, but, glad to learn has quito
covered. Mr. Seymour will. understand, remain
abroad until tile end Of the Summer.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
RELIGIOUS.

The REV LEONARD W BACON OS TIE ALBANY
TRAGEDY.
The New-England Congregational Church III vii
liamsburgh was well filed last evening and the Rev
Leonard W Bacon discoursed upon the recent Albany
tragedy. The reverend gantlcman's text was from,
IeYitcus, chap. 10: And the that comniitcin
adultery with another mans wife, even ht thai corr
mtteh adultery with bis neIglbOr's wife, The adutclcf
and the adultcress shall surely he put ~ death MI
spoke at length on the euOrm! OF The crime oi
assassination, and took the position that the Ws OF The
state calculated 10 increase the frequency W me
crime by falling 10 make adultery and fortcaiOn pun
isbable.
TIIE MIDNIGHT MISSION
Last evening. Al Trinity Chapel. IWentY-tiitb-Si.,
the Rev Mr. DutOu dscuurscd 0n the Midnight Mission.
After Auding 10 the foundation O The institution several
years England Ie spoke of its establishment 10
this city the good as already done ana The benehis 4"
fallen which II u expected 10 confeI The fcNet
end gentleman IN conclusion appealed To ms hearers !"
assist the mission by their moral and pceuaTy support
COMBINATION Al NEwARk.
The Right Rev. VIM. Henry Odenheimer made lis
annual visitation Bishop of NewIersey To the Newark
House OF PRAYER Episcopal, yesterday morning and con
frned number Of persons
ANNIvERsAEY OF TIK SEW JERUSALEM CHURCH.
sr TELEGRAPH
CINCINNATTI June s-The Forty eighth ami
versay OF the New Jerusalem Church assembled here
YESTERDAY The Rev j. Y. Sicammon % Chicago was
chosen President. Large delegations were present from
all parts OF the country
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
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MARRIED.

BRET1- Cg,RtOT-lt Hudson y Wellessy JANE . l3f
by the Rev Suury Augustus Brett Of fhk on iar
Hudson 10 May r. daughter of a. Chariot oi Hudson
FIT.HLOMBARD-OnW Wedue,dsr juno hr residence ~ the
b,d,'s parents Youkers T. the Rev. Alfred b. Beach, D. D.
Augustus u. Fitch ofN. y. to julia Kellogg Lombard
TrTLF-WEATHERBEE-tn Boston sept q auo h' ths Rev
Cbapd-r Robbins Sir Albert lltts Mrs Grortsnua ,ath
.rb,. daughter Of Geurpe II. Mesthcrhes. No cards.
VAN RANSTIONFSOu W-dns evening June ; lSb At the
..bt,nr, of The rd, parent. curuHei william
r. Vsu RaB,, 10 Emily only daughter OF Edward JONES s 81
this citJ. No csni,
yPEHS-MtNT Fl-On THURSDAY g. h th' Rev :. y ll,
otn u u William n Week, OBJ phIsacrhia G" Julia A
asuRht-r ~ Rob-rt ?. Munlrr. ALI broki'H
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
THE WEATHER.
Naw.roxK. ssAzrA,, Juns.s. lsSI

RxsAEksSsturay morning overcast high Wind slight q
northeast storm commencing $40 rainy Afternoon rany oye
high Evening midnight 9Th Tae
continues ill u meridian The sufficiently cold for au
the coolest June n SEQ for %
9Th afternoon high WIND rainy, Evening
cloudy The Thermometer lowest sh 81
lowest upon the 9Th 48'
Br rELRskAPH 70
jane "A prevails With ye
rain and northeast wind
CScrSxaTI she here
/ TIE aercury stood st 800 IN the shade
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
FIRES
DESTRUCTIVE pInE IN BRooKLYN

DESTRUCTIVE FIEE N BRO0kLYN
ON Saturday morning incendiary fire was dis
covered in Mr. Peter Lymans stable at the intersection
Of Clinton and washinglon-ayes. Brooklyn The stable
was soon totally consumed together with six horses
oral wagons, and other property Damage slOUH no IN
surancc. The adjoining distilery of Mcssrs Brennan
next an cked aud destroyed the offices and other build
ngs ~ Messrs Henry arteau Co, situated on an ad
81 600 insured for $500 Mt John Doughertys hotel
damaged 10 the amount Of 5000 and the property
la Me.srs COnk.n son Beers lumheryard on Clinton
ssSc ssocoS. S'' ''''''''' '''''' ~ '
On Saturday evening stable. belonging TO widow
In West Morfisania on hre, as - supposed nv
ter Of the owner had guany of furniture stored ~ th
barn, which was burned On the way to the nre Hook
and Ladder Truck No ! was broken down and two
Young men, Pals and Brewer by name, serionsy IN
jureG. The loss Is about si,coo.1
IN EAST THIRTY FOURTH STREET.
shortly before mjslnisht on SATURDAY, IRE WAS
Shoemaker on the first floor OF the tenement house No
Fast Thirty fourth street II wss soon e1tns9shea
been conjecturcd that the place had been hred
by burglar The building was but slightly damaged
IL WEST THIRTY EIGHTH SfREEI.
Al f. o'clock ~ m, yesterday iIe broke out ln
the cabinet shop aud stable OF Nicholas Gbensilne NO
322 West Thlry-egth street Loss about N'o" No' h
IN PHILADELPHIA
ny rsLs9n,PA TRIBUNE
PnIAprLpHI,. June 9-Fire this morning de-
strOycd the StanIc OI g. T. ~ ltl fohi ~
wesicru part Of the city. Ten horses valued al 1900
and i've clrragrs valued n 5000 were destroyed The
value a. thu stable $4,000 which ls nearly covered
by Insurance.
Quincy tUT) CITY HAIL DESTROYED.
Cuur,Go june g-1he City Hall building at
Ouury H. was destroyed by fire yesterday The loss as
abon, $4,000 which j. mostly covered hy insurance
~ WARSAW. IND.
CutcAco Ian g--1he Wright GOusc the kirtly
Uonsc aud stables with adjoining buildings at Warsaw.
Ind were destroyed by fire yesterday morning supposed
TO have been The work Of an incendiary Tie loss is
10000.
u SPRINGFIELD. MASS.
SppISCFiEIp. Mass. June Am incendiary hre
n, Chropee t morning destroyed three dwelling houses
aud adjoining buildings SchOO-st Loss 5000, ON
which there IL an insurance OF SOO0 IA the ftna Com
pIuV ~ Hartford aud the National of Boston.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
NAVY GAZETTE.
AZ rrIror.rer Nv, yr,Hurr.

OfT,d Juosl l-Psyusster CLARK 20 ths vernsn Ch'pisn
n q Saier ~ the Acting kaSga W S4ndcr%'n % nr
Pa'seEo until her MOBILE Nhen be viii repost Tor my 'n
the MahaskA
iooca'd Jnae Lirat Commander A Yates from commas oi
es ChocurA and sAing rers g. W Hs ircn the
vermont and ordered Assistant Paymte D. X
CEody from the Chosl ordered see Acting er
InOs Sothard Acting Frunkn Bms " Thomas Mate
W IT, Rowland Acting AssEt kBsgn y Braofs Acng As
stan Engineers Geo sOir and John King Acting Thru A.
ssan Engineers LOs rem the hocs
and waiting orders; Acting BeeksbA rOths af squad
aud grsntsi ca 59s absence
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
THE LAND OFFICE.

The Michigan having ~ae apphsOs IN bes c the
Portage Lake and Lake COMPANY further 90
making adiions grant ihenslni Joseph Wilson
o. the eners Land O replies by sverng the
nod daring which limbs have been withheld the
grant also 10 the hardship delay opening lands 20 disposal
behalf COMPANY that withdrawal shall
reply gran
thereafter opsnigg lands will be determined
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10

ENLISTMENT OF A MINoR.--In the United States
District Court Saturday counsel demanded the oouy
Of George Herrott, enlisted into the keguhi Arm' ~
uoyen corn. IN January. 1867. and alleged to be
uuder age and enlisted without the consent OF ns
Gen BIfereld returned that Hertott had Dee9 u,i.s
ensted according law and several dayr por 10 ,o
service OF the writ assigned To the 2h United slates ~,
fautry and forwarded from Fort Columbus 10 fort MN
dali Dakota Territory beyond his Jurisdiction vi c""
troll The writ was accordingly dismissed.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
TIE UNION PaCIFIc RAILROAD EXCURSION

TIE UNION P3CIFIC RAILROAD EXCURSION.
~ Tnn9sArn TaK TSisrsE
81 LOUIS. June 9.The Excursion party that lett
Philadelphia May 81 on visit 10 the terminus OF the
Union Pacific Railroad Eastern Division arrived here to-
dav on their They leave here tomorrow to make
a visit TO Iron Mountain, about 100 miles southwest OF
this city. returning Wednesday Some 40 OF the party
remained at Fort Hooker and accompanied Gen Han
cock on a tour Of observation into the Indian country
A far Pond Creek, che extreme western p0rueI vi
Eansas Gen. Hancock contemplated arriving Dack 70
eavenworth by the latter part Of the month Aipons
those who accompanied him were Congressmen ' an
Wyck Latin Hubbard. John L. Thomas Assistant Secre-
tary the Treasury Chandler and John d. Perry fres
dent OF the road.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
rELEGRAMs AS EVIDENCE.

CHARLFsToN, y. c., June SIN case before the
United states District Court Judge Bryan has decided
that a TeI.graph Company Is bound TO c1 ibt private
messages IN evidence when required ccgrns not beng
within the class Of privileged c0Hmunicatoh7 ne ueVs
iOniOccasOns much cOuneut al tuercAutilo cteleS
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
NINETY CENTS ON THE DOnAR

Ths raj Wa complete, YES. m e., l.. LA
C- .ai y eiupps az! trains resirr
The Con,ts hs hand sufen iron ties
remaining portion u the ROCKY Mountains. 2is
which september Of i aEi
ps that BE r,ai vii BE- running order on Omaha T. hs
western enae-t,n wifi te Csnt-i P bag rap y bt
wiri ff3p SacTlmenp CD. irriaE 1870
MEANS or THE COMPANY.
Esuastng tie d.tan. bGl by PAcs - b. i
l'- ae Un states Government issues ia e'as Th'-.r
bnnis - The Coapsy epsaei sEets rate o. t5out
bHs25D per mile. amounting % so sn3.coo
Tas Canpiay permitted aortsi; B'as
70 o. sIus imolat ii tbs tine vt y yec 40 o Con
greU mBts Frs, Mortgage oa the ea, ae
Uusl State, bs'Hy sgbordtsd, . taer
Ths donation O ial n
InouaaSS 1o03!0Do acres, esia.e +Dg nlak
the ,, exclusive othe cspa Oils 1920; ilu
vslgs sfthe i,nil b. rea.i-L
The Authorized Capital stock Of h- Compiay hsniri ,a
dollars ofvla Eve million, have ,, oea p,i sni o. shhn
not 'lpfo,s .ha thar tseu Eve m,n MS! VII b.
qpiree.
The ofs ro.i .s;r,s-l by com2n, be 'boua
one hundred million dOlir,. exclusive o. eguipmsr-
PROSPECTS, FOR BUSINESS
Tie railroad connection emrs
sn the fta Union Pac6c already
the srt 'No weeks aly sio T-s. esrnns
the rOl Progresses will muc than pay the
pays aa the through oay rTOai
bet zen tie AtlEtc AL risiS mus be immense.
VALUE AND SECURITY OF TIE BONDS.
TIE Coap.ay re,pecu1 submit the above of x
uy d-nonstrits tie security OF their Bonds and itoni proof
taeJ would thar the Bonds offered le bsa 5lOc0pa
ST miles of rai which s2loOo9 have areliy bess
eIpsais ~ He this roil the running ai ths
rems mining ls- niles nesdy completed
the pce,snsAs premium gold these Boats piy soard
.stsres, % the prsseat cas- Of
NINE PER CENT,
aa Is oeere hat the eoupou o. she Road Ike tho GoVers
Bud, hry vii above pa TIE COMPANY eal 0s bu,
the iee at their optoa.
SulUriplions wi, he recegel n Nes York rs the
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JOHN !. CISCO 4 son B,N~asa 80 :I3 wALIrST..
and By BANKS AND BASKEEs gehiy throughout tho uH,s<
Of whom nAps an descriptive pamphlets he ob,lned Thsr
will also h ms from the Compauys Once No 20 h.ss,as
SevTOs application Subscribers will select their Agents
confidence alone be responsible then M tho
safe delivery ol the bOHl.
JOHN J. CISCO.
TREASURER, SRw YORK
University Law school ENamnatiou.-Ths sanTsi 20
Ofhe Graduating Cs viii on MONDAY Blne ~,
D. unyestg RniHg WastIugiorlasre, anf
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