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New-York tribune., 1867-10-16


SEEDS-The inquiry il far for Cloverseed az u. ai3c
Timothy seed is quiet at 81 50as2 IS bush Rough Far.
seed quiet s. 50dS2 So bush 5000 bags Calcutta Lin.
seed sold TO arrive in Boston, at g 4<2 2 gold duty
paid, and Loo do. here at So i6, gold
SALTPETER-The market is dull sales in iObbns
way making at l5c for Refined, % 09lc for Crude
SALT-The market is firm but the demand was not
very good ut quotations. which remain last noted We
Turks Island. plush 60 q Liy Pine w,thingr,.s IS -
LyPOol. ca Psaeks2 10 - Liv Fiue, HgsHs..' % :
s0AP-We note sales of 200 boxes Adamantine st
l7617to.
TOBACCO-Kentucky Leaf continues in good demand
and prices for all grades are firm and well sustained
We quote IN currency follows: Light Leaf Lugs. 5td
7c; Common, a9lc Medium, 10al2c; Good II. 9iicI
Fine, 15Ql7c, and Selections 1S020c. Heavy Western
and Carksyille Lugs, 7G8c.; Common all3c Medium,
l2Gl4c Good l40l6c.; Fine lCs 100, aud Selections
023c. Seed Leaf Is fairly active and FIRM particularly
for prime grades, Of which the supply is small
TALLOW-The demand Is fair and the market Is steady
tho supply not large sales OF 10000 at l2c. for
State and l2k612ic for City
MOOL-Ne have still to chronicle avery dull and heavy
market for Domestic Fleeces land prices generally have
downward tendency Manufacturers the only buyers
and they operate with much caution. The closing quota
tons are Domestic Fieeces at 4OQ45c. for Native
and one-quarter Merinos 4504sc for one-half aud
three-quarters do. 5O055e for full-boOd Merinee,
ana 57962e for SaxOny Feeces 30QS5o. for No Paed.
38645c for Superne dO and 4500c for Extra do 23c
for common Unwashed California; 2i05Oc for Fine do
at 4S952c. WequOte Foreign as follows South American
at 3J037c for Common Washed; 2ed37c. for UnTasned
MestiZa and McrnO; 3Jd40c. for Washed Entire Rlost
2062lc for Unwashed Creole; sc for ashedCorOyaJ
GILLIAN at 2lG3c. for Unwashed Mostiza and MeTin0t
Cape Of Good Hope, 35d40c. for Unwashed East India,
81 055c for Washed and African at 4SOc for Unwased.
and 3O04Oc. for Washed.
WHALEBONE-The market Is qulet sales or 6O3th
Sea az Sc, and Arctic at 81 20.
WHISKY The inquiry is limited but prices are steady
sales OF $50 Dbls at 3J038c for Western.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16

The Nashville Press says: A few days since,
In ObOn County, a man named Rumburg was shot in
his bed by some assassin. Rumburg was reused from
sleep, and while sitting up the villain fired musket
loaded with buckshOt and slugs Rumburg was Ger
nan, and had lately moved TO Tennessee from Illinois
The perpettOr Of the foul deed Is unknown. The next
day man named j. W. Nelly brutualiy murdered by
James CG Our informant was not in possession OF
the particulars OF the latter case. so far as we in
formed efforts hGve been made on the part Of the
authorities 20 ferret ont the assassin IN the fret instance
OK arrest tAe OalDetrasOr nt tle hOuIeide. CAA.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
I Farm Dairy. tne, y tD..u.lt


Receipts $3.50 BIDS. OF 73s than last week, and
sti report advance Of c 70. 1t easier TO sen
eggs the mark and note sundry lots or good Stas
eggs so run &c. while fresh NewJersey and Pean.
svana have been sold at 94o I'm lots OF several bbA
each There sales Of lined, as yet There Is q
fairly active market, but dealers are not anticipating
much further advance at present. We quote:
n. L. and Pa fsh y Western d"t os on 9gd9l
State, good, loss of........ Slas@l
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
HIDES. SKINS. AND FURs.

Emmett Wells says in his latest Circular; hss
been less activity the trade this week thoush va
light receipts there Is no accumulation .. seon. ~
prces have been well sustained Some very nue. sanpios
OF Eastern Hops have been offered this "eek wo % ,th ~
point OF quality and strength, compare ianolaUD ~ s
our best State Eastern Hops are generay ~ ,hts
mlder and more rank in flavor than those III "a
State but the samples saw were exceeSHh sisn
found their way into our market Though not 50 s'Iyn
as our best State Hops, they readily ey1 @ ch 90 ,,Ss
Wisconsns Imports for the week ending oct ~ oaes. -
Exports for the same period 40 EDin Mepkefs
london adyces down to sept report dul ons. Shs
and dropping market IN consequence Oh W. yery
lte demand for English, but fast demand for fofelsa
AZ tho prices they were being bought 81 IN ID ht r.
EobeIu aud liz ance the markets were on tne gse ouA
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
OCTOBER, 1864, COMPOUNDS,

Are bought at Sl19 6j-1OO by the National
Currency Bank. corner Of Broadway ANA Wall.
This is per cent moro than Is paid by Government
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16

would be necessary sales Of hhds at for Cu.
Da lSt9lS,c for Clarified do l3c for Porto Rloo ana
27 boxes Havana at iU34c The stock Is estimated Al
3Ss hhds $3.50 boxes 29494 bags and 63 MeladO Rss
fined Sugars are quiet and prices Messrs T. l.
stuart have reduced prices &c. the Softs and now
quote follows Crushed Granuated and Ground lCIo
White A, l6c., and Yellow c, l5ic. We quote:
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.

RAILROAD CONTRA ACTORS COMPELLED TO CARk1
ON yyAR-TuE KANSAS INDIANS FIGHTING
FOR A PARADISE.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
THE MARKETS.
tc,r.haliy reported for Tax Tgtsryu I

tCsrsfaliy reported Tuz TESuySi
TUESDAY Oct H. 1857.
AsIEs-The inquiry is fair for Pots at $40 1JaSO 81
BUILDING MATERIAIs-An articles coming under
this heading have met with steady and far demand,
and prices firm and well sustained We quote Bricks
at Sl 500S2 for common Hard ss0s2O for Croton ana
$40 for Philadelphia Front Cement AT 81 10 Tor tOSendac
Hair at 3Gd3Ic. for Rio Grande MXed S5o for Bnen9s
Ayrcs Mixed aud II a2c. FOR Western Unwashed Mixed
Lahs nt s. three months Lime AT 81 80 Tor COmnoI ana
81 rs for Lump. Plaster OF Paris at 81 tun Tor Blue Nova
Scotia; 81 y tun for White Nova scotia W 40 y Dbl TOT
Calcned Eastern. and 81 so Dbl for Calcined kncker
HFFsWHX x has been in moderate demand, and prices
ruled steady at Hdnsc. for Yellow Western ana South
TpIsTI "a are unchanged; the demand s moderate;
We quote at from 55c 6$2 for American Gray ana WHITE
Broom CORN-The demand has been more active;
sales OF Old at 7a2c, and OF New at lOGlic-the ter
C0TTON-The demand continues good, and prices are
tc higher closing r at the Eos ses m o 2,
tors and go to spnner We quote at 1910 Tor MddnS
Uplands, TO 2O,c. for do. New-orlcans.
GOFFEE-The market for Brazil Coffee IA In an ex-
tremey dun and unsettled condition ana importers hna
reduced about 4c N, but even at TINS decline quota
tons are merely nominal The stock OF io the ports rs
made up by Messrs Wm Scott Sons is Ol $40 bags EN-.
bracng 900 at New Orleans at Galveston $1,000 mt
Baltimore, 5000 at Philadelphia, ana IoAs NJ TINS port
have been made Of s1 bags Laguayra at 170l7tc and
I25 bags MaracaibO at 7bc, gold IhSre haVo aSo voo
reshipped TO Europe T7s bags st. Domingo Port au
Rio, ..lo 9ls ss
RIO ss SS SS s % 20 !; GOOD GOOD c..s:. On S''
~ No '"i'i
MaracAibo. ...............f dlstl - -. Ar, -.
decline the stock is liberal the local consumption Is
less than at this time last yearowng chiefly to the de,
preston in the manufacturing business sales from yard
ut 1860 2 cargo sales are the as those obtained
at the recent public sale. Foreign s stu scarce ana In
demand at full prices.
CANDLEs-We note sales OF 1000 boxes Adamantnei
the market ia roderaelv active and firm; Sperm and
Patent unchanged; quote at G5Oc for the Iormer
and 50 060c. for the latter ..'
DRUGS AND DYES-We quote:
Alum, h n $40 dc. Gum Arabic, Sorti d.
Arsenic, Powdered, y " d.. ;;.''" Jtcg W W
b............... $40 JAiap y N goll).... IS % %
Bslsam, Copavi PD 500 Mama, Large Flake, 49,. 90
Bi-Cab soiA, New y b....,.........l 90 db 70
castle v 10 lgodl. Sl6 oil Lemon, y m - Ui9StHf
Causie Soda, y ~. $40 Dc lSal Soda Newcastle,
Cream Tartas, Prime v B.........'.," 2 az Llo
gnlD. ........... 23l0 DC lSeneoa Root Y ID 30 n 40
Frson lSrnna. y n b....... ~ a. 10
Gnm Ar,La Picked lSola Ah. A. B(goh) 9ib % y
Yb.,....,..,.. ~ 80 q &c lsugarIeid, pbGohD = 20
yIlol Dlae. Rlb.." W1 ~
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16

FRUITS AND NJIS-DRlED
Chestnuts run up TO Sl4QslJ bush but after selling
at 8sl2 yesterday they started at TINS morning "
be freely offered at Sc this =. IN. We quote: .o.a
Anne, Southern ~ H. 7iD 81 Chestru, q bush. so Ole
We,tem u r..... 81 Peaches, prime, peeedp 20 On
State ~ gi6i Meuu, y D...........l3 0la1
l4024l Unpeoej haVes Y d. ~
Cherries new ptted ....8 QD QuATtes''' oo
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16

American Taso'.".P q as ToI, yellow n''al....
ss,a,e,9i e Se9 io''' '''..'''."'''''' %
'D'''-''' ''''' IRoS.
P 10 SS IS .o5 ,aa ia 5f sos sos 100
BrCB6ARt 80 600 100 Oh Rods(t GJlolPt 10 M9 100 "
ss S ttnr. .an u SS SS S sS o. 5Sallf 49,
spanish, 100 n iE5sl,s sod...... sss5i
os,aa s Ret c s. az" q * * Ppc l, sSi sisstnst 10 IS
MAILS
ss:s 81 b.! s. s. ;.,. e, g. 2:::i 40
aias aa.'i > pnsi'''g1: s..!..o: %SS-- T"'''''''''
Drop. p n....... NO 81 s"Pf aucs pb...... a rl
Plates. Do pD. 100 il FIFo,pDCso0. ao -
D,ne. gold p D..... s7 English sold.....: 2olo a'i
Plates / G Charcoal . boS....ss % ess?s $500 SsI3 50
@ @Ss:: l;.I; 81, Ts1P: 3SS 5S ns s2s
NAVAL sTOREs-With liberal receipts the market Is
fai,s OF ocean freghts. The closing quotations are
bod gsa;2 90 - Rd.1. 4. SS' Rs9S Rw5Is. b., 80 ="
e s,5ts!,.'... 5S'p u "o - IS Gs: in 66I, %,
RGSs' sS ,S2%'f ssS S IN IS 60 Tar Sorii cGqaiy
NISS' lSS, ; pis0i $50 b. ;" aiS Tar, wi%pstPa,ln
NI.bG. Sss. p go 5 =. 1888 Pitch CITY. in bbis
SIil' SSG ~ go D n 400 500 r5s@ ss9iS;a,a
OIIS-Linsccd OIL Is dun at 81 2OGsl ~ lor WAoo lot
and fl 25dsl % for and bb from crushers Crude
Sperm is quiet at s. 90 Crude whale, 1OGI9ey Win
small lot t the higher figure for prime Lard Is steady az
81 I0QSl 2S as in quality, Summer and winter pressed
Western Red, 75a77c. Olive OIL, 81 co.
OILCAKE-The inquiry Ia fair for Western ana prices
are steady for Western and City is easy ana III
tPROVIsION Ns-Wo have had fair demand for Pork to
day; prices are lower and close heavy at inside gures
The sales cash and regular $3.50 bbs ~ S2 % lor
Mess and $40 sV5O for Prime. Beef remains du ana
prices nominal sales OF 100 bb on private terms Ilece
Beef and Beef Hams duh and entirely nominal Cut
Meats are du sales of eco Pckcd Hams at bc III Duk
Baeon IA fairly active and frm sales OF 10 boxes City
Sreord Cut At l3 3tc ana $50 boxes CuDerlah1 Cut
for December aud January at lllc. Dressed Hogs
heavy sales OF 900 pkg at a. for City and 0tc ior
fair to prime Steam and Kettle Rendered,
Park Beef bacon butter Cheese Lard Tai
bbL tuna tuna tuna tanA 'uss'
Total to Britain and
the Continent for tho a., ,s,
s,:s s;:s s:Si .S qs q oc Isl s 5 s 55 - s ,s g
RECEIPTS OF PROVISIONS a..
SSs. SSa Beef .sa tsSs i:Ss Butter saas 'ss.' 'ss.
rGT o., the he, week ending Oct ,s ss ss $40 1,ro
s,ass Sept isSi l3 80, il% .Is '.IS ss sss s%s ssa
ket for Pork weak sales OF ZOO bbs Mess a w SAG
t72 40 cash and check Frday-now offered at VIZ 40
uar, and s2l 80 cash c,o an, D.
fined In bond. Is dull; prices have declined ana close
heavy, Tho closing quotations are a. follows ,nr,x
crude (te@tI gaylvl 10 oah s s ia 40
Refined n bond i6 eD Lsh, straw TO White % S1ii
Refined In bond no STANDARD White...... 3 10
Refined ia bond no es Prime whte........... safgS
Resned Nsplhs jOGtJ gayiJ) oS ~ go
RTCF~Iest India Rice is entirely nominal A few
small sales OF Carolina making but prices are heaVy
at "a 3iOc.; choice lots held trino higher
SJGARS-rhe majority OF holders asking full proy
Os rates for Raw but the demand IL very moderate ana
in order to eleot sales freely eanees-Hn Oh 40
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
BEANS AND PEAS.
Pnnna have foknn n

Beans have taken a srdden turn upward, owing 10
light receipts. They very irm at quotations. single
bbs mediums rod at s. y bush. to-day. There
l. more disposition ~ hold than 20 sell. heqE0le:
Beans MeIYms. oil Beals isir..... - Sd - 70
thHcs. q bl..... 50 S1GS3 sol luer"t ...,..... -
Marrow, Yea ncg, Peas, L@a "a boad,.. 1 sO1 i -
pnme............ : SO J III
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-09-07

Housekeepers. especially in hotels and large
boarding-houses, are sometimes compelled from
necessity to use milk ior tea and coffee after the
cream has risen. As a consequence one boarder
will have the benefit of all the cream, and the
others OF the skim-mlk from the cream pitcher
When several quarts are TO be used. this NAV
easily be remedied by running the milk through
common tin strainer when the cream will be
thoroughly broken up and mixed with the milk
and look and be essentially like new milk BY
this simple device many lDusekeeper may
maintain her character of furnishing something
besides skim milk for her borders
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-09-07

tAills.
EXCEIiNGE MILLS.
LNAGLE MILLS.
The subscriber would INFORM the public that he ri
ming tie above Mil, and is prepared to -
CUSTOM AND MERCHANT WORK

In the best possible manner MS the Mil has been thoroughly
repaired and Is in h:s rate order Good and attentive Mllts
are employed ana viii he constantly hand wait upon
cu~lomcs Farmers aud Others will find their advantage
to give me a call before going elsewhere
n B-Orers fr Flour Feed can be- left at the CITY
Market or at the Min, and will be romptly attended, g.
Ottawa, Oct 4. 1850. d. WOOD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-09-07

To grow the walnut gather the nuts in the fall,
soon alter they drop. Dig off three four inches
Of earth of well-drained ground, spread the nuts
one or two inches deep in the bed thus prepared,
and cover with two or three inches Of earth. saw.
dust or any thing that will preserve the natural
moisture. Plant two or three inches deep, as
soon as the ground i, in good order, in spring
where the trees are 10 stand permanently, as they
do not bear transplanting like most trees.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-09-07
farm anu @araen.
Health OfCOWs.

Good health in domestic animals il always
. matter of primary Importance.
As bad health in parents transmits q tenden.
cy to disease IN the offspring, it is important
that every kind of animal we desire to continue
on our farms should be kept vigorous and
healthy. .
As domestic animals are source of human
food it il of great importance to preserve them
in healthy condition. Diseased meat carrie.
its qualities into the stosach of its consumers 1t
10 serious objection which vegetarians urge
against the use of animal food, that the artificial
circumstances IN which animals live, and the
bad treatment they receive. render them un-
healthy. As an unhealthy animal does not con-
sumo food to as good advantage as well one,
it - economical TO avoid disease
As comparative misery and discomfort accom-.
pany disease. it Is humane as we'll as economical
to see that the animals under our care enioy as
far az possible their creature comforts.
Each of these circumstances is a sufficient rea-
son for guarding with scrupulous care the health
OF the animals we feed but when we
derive milk from animals, it is doubly important
that they are kept free from every Objectionable
faint. sickly cow not only yields diminish
ed profit, but she yields sickly milk, and sick
ly in higher degree than her flesh.
If a COW eats any thing that has strong or
disagreeable odor it appears in her milk.
If a COW eats anything medical it comes out
in her milk.
If she is feverish her milk shows it.
If she has sores about her, pus may be found
in her milk.
If che is fed upon decayed or diseased food,
her milk, since it is derived from her food, will
be imperfect 1t is as impossible to make good
milk from bad food, as to make a good building
from rotten tinber.-Liale Falls Farmer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-09-07

The COW of Christopher Young, who lives near
Florence Mass. was MIXED dry for several
nights in succession recently, and although he
kept watch he was unable To catch the thief 1t
was at last discovered by setting a trough full of
milk as bait, that "a snake was the depredator.-
The reptile, together with six of It's offspring.
was at once despatched and measured over seven
feet in length. II was of grayish color. and
known as the milk snake from its habit of milk.
Ing cows
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-09-07

To KEEP MEAT FREsH-As farmers gener-
ally reside at a distance from regular meat
markets, the following directions for keeping
meat may be of use To those tina. try it: Cut the
meat in slices ready to fry: pacl. it in jar, in
layers, sprinkle with salt and pepper Just enough
to make ii palatable: place on top thick paper
or cloth with salt half inch thick keep this on
all the while. Meat can be kept for three weeks
In the summer and the last viii be US gsod as the
first
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-09-07
vvOOEEN MILLS!
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES

Having disposed Of our high priced Wso, nov
selling WOODEN abs ut discount Of about twau Der
cent and take pleasure in notifying patrons
oil the hct. We have made the reduction al all
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-09-07
n o T z L 3
OTTAWA HOUSE,
OTTAWA ILLS.

The subscriber having leased for years the aov
popular house. has renovated the same, akng it the best
hotel in Ottawa Thankful for past patronage, he would
solicit continuance at his present location feeling confident
be supply the want long felt in Ottawa good hotel
Transient custom solicited Farmers will find large stable
with every conveniecs attached II. DAY,
april q 1867 PROPRIETOR
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-14

VIRGINIA. NE US.

The British steamship Peruvian, at Norfolk
takes out to Liverpool cargo of three thousand
bales of cotton and naval stores, leaving IN
Norfolk full cargo for the steamship Della
ware, which is expected to arrive about the lst
of March. Direct trade from Norfolk has been
fairly inaugurated and shipments of goods from
inland towns and plantations arc daily arriving
in large quantities. The steamship Brazilian
sailed some weeks since, and large cargocs OF
cotton and Southern produce crowd the
wharves Of the city, awaiting the arrival OF the
expected steamships.
Some children in the lot of Mr.. Palmer,
near Richmond, were ''playlng soldiers, q
few days ago; when some Z. S. soldiers passed
by, seeing flag which they thought was 4
Confederate flag, entered the lot, and the
Young ladies in the house observing The soldiers
ran out, picked up the flag, and carried 1t into
the house. Gen Granger commanding the
district of IIcnrco' sent 4 letter to Mayor
Mavo asking explanations, 10 which the Mayor
replied, stating the circumstances OF The case
By telegraph from Augusta, Georgia, the
family of Thomas Branch, Esq, OF Richmond,
have been apprised Of The death Of his dangh-
ter-in-hw, Mrs. Thomas p. Branch. 1t is but
few weeks since she vas in Richmond, Il
charming and happy bride, receiving the
homage Of all hearts for her amiabllity and
loneliness.
On Monday, the sloop Sophie, arrived at
Norfolk from the James river fisheries with
large Cargo of rcck perch and other fish. The
cargo was bought for the Northern markets ;
they were packed in ice, and shipped off in the
afternoon. Some OF the rock were as large as
ever seen in the market.
In the Court Of Appeals on Tuesday, among
the cases argued were the Orange and AleXan
dria Railroad Company, vs.. FurIcy, Ne, from
4 decree of Orange and Culpeper counties, and
the same vs. Cowhcrd, from decree Of the
same court These are cases involving breach
nj
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-14
Tho Manassas Gap Railroad.

The following is copy Of the bill in relation
to this road, which passed the Senate OF Air
GINA, on Tuesday, and is now before the House
of Delegates:
|. That the said companies, (lhc Orange
and Alexandria, and the Manassas Gap Rail
road Companies,) be and they are hereby
authorized and empowered to enser into con-
tract containing substantially the provisions
above set forth and with the conditions and re-
strictiOns above rcc;ted.
2. That when the proposed agreement bc-
tween the two companies is effected and con-
tirmcd by the stockholders Of both companies,
the charter, franchises Except tho right given
to the Manassas Gap railroad company by act of
Assembly passed February I'd, 1866, to construct
Il railroad between Strasburg and WlncheSter,)
the road, and all the property and rights OF the
Manassas Gap railroad company be transferred
to and the title to the same be vested in the
said Orange and Alexandria railroad company.
5. That when the traEsfcro charters deter
mincd upon by the respective companies, the
Orange and Alexandria railroad company may
assume and be known by the name Of the
Orange, Alexandria and Manassas railroad
company.
4. That for the purpose of rebuilding and
eouipping the line from Manassas junction to
Harrisonburg, the Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas Railroad Company shall have power
to increase the capital stock of the SAID company
$500, 900, and to issue its stock for the same and
shall have authority to borrow s., 900, 900, and
issue the bonds and mortgage the lines OF the
Orange, Alexandria and Manassas railroad for
the payment Of the loan.
s. The said company shall have right, with
the consent Of the Valley Railroad Company, to
extend their road FROM Harrissonburg to the
terminal point as fixed in its charter, and for
this purpose shall have all the powers conferred
by the Code and laws Of Virginia, and may in
crease its capital stock MT exceeding TWO million
dollars, and make il part thereof preferred stock,
and 10 borrow such sums Of money as may be
necessary, and to execute liens upon its property
and revenues to secure the payment of the prin
cipal thereof; provided, however, said railroad
shall not be extended beyond the town OF Bu
channon, in the county of Boetourt.
Provided, a branch from some suitable point
on said railroad to New Market in Shenandoah
county, may be made, provided the citizens of
said town aud vicinity shall subscribe to the
capital stock ofsad railroad the sum of$l0000,
to be applied to the construction OF said branch
Of said road.