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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07

The most succcssful medicines in the world. Med
ical men. clersymen, philanthfopists, ali aeknowl-
edge they are performing wonderful effects In cases
Of physcal weakness, bilious secretions dyspepsia
loss OF appetite. diseases OF the liver and skin Mot
fats Life Pills the best Cathartic and Blood puri-
der offered 10 the public. They cleanse the system
from all mpurity and never grippe the bow cls Sold
% al Druggists.
CLinAx
plain statement OF facts. inherited scrofula,
ny case was irightful. Tumors and ulcers spread.
until in 1884, under the advice Of my physicians.
went TO Avon Springs. received no benent-tried
every medicine and did everything could. l had to
rest my arm on cushion, and had not been able to
raise 1t to my head In over year. The discharge
NON two uleers was nearly pint day. Anputa-
t'0n vas rsconnsndsd but peenounesd dangerous.
could not slssp, my sui1erlnss vert intolersblc
friend ersueht me In EnglisA physician, Who ap-
piled salvs with which ~ sail b he'd sccouplash.
% sxffsordnasy eufss IN the Asspitss In Enelaaa.
1tsea0encsd = ssllsve: psssaslea n IL ~ Il
aa3H sAseesa pWS9et asa satiss elsV. TIA usv
1eo n b Avs yssfa siass 1 had u avpeassues "a
sesSfs1sss ssre, and ny health ha been reed ever
sanee 1Drocarsd the receipt Of this wsnl arti
els-tAs 1lessipa - ns11oIae @-e1dAave called Il
"PAsfs OElxAx Sam" and allow tn pablle to use
II or not - they choose THE Il bsief but ID
aatement. efven more fully IN my Circular
Geneva, New York, Dec. lsss. J. NJ PAGE
NEw YoRK. Oct. 16, 1866.
II have known J. II. Page Esq. OF 0ensva, n Y,
Tor many years. He r. enc Of tho nres citizens OF
Western New York. saw him last week in good
Health. His taee was . most remarkable one, but
Actually true In every particular. lsisnedI
DEMAS BARNES.
We have watched the unaided but growing favor Of
".PAoEs CIIsAx SALvr," and svailing ourselves Of
the knowledge Of its wonderful curative powers,
have become proprictors of the same.
1t ID sure for Burns. Scalds. Gerofula, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Broken Breasts, Frost Bitee,
Chilblains, Stings. Bruises. Cuts, Swellinss, &C.
whether upon man or beast. 1t Iubdves pain and |
with surprising celebrity, and hsals |
burns without scar No family should b without |
4. II Is always wanted. and Il always ready. We |
win forfeit dozen bexss for any single failure. We
believe there was never anything like II in the world
\ is pat up Il I'm boxes With TIE name .Psgss C-
1ax ba1ves stanped on The bottom q tho box
None other 3 esnuine. ool1 b aealseo n Notk
eres sveryw1ere. Try IT, Pfice only IS csnts.
WITT ROWLAND. Proprietor. e ubssty
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07
GENERAL NEWS.

The Vicksburg Herald says that severe
eases OF cholera occurred in that city Lee
week.
The 81. Paul Pioneer says that The cropl
Of Mionssots are grand. The only draw.
back 70 the ravases Of the potato bug.
Probasco. Of Cincinnati, . retired hard.
ware merchant, Is the richest man 10 Ohio.
A Japanese, worth six hundred millions
OF dollars, il On route for France In search
ofa French girl for wife.
Carl Schurz 10 accused Of writing bioe.
raphical sketch Of himself in the Carton.
iaubs, popular magazine in Germany.
An exploring party Of twenty one gentle.
men and two ladies lslt Ohieaeo On uou.
day fer two years. scjeasa II Colessdo
and New Nsxiee.
Al eeg-tse1sf has besn iuveated n ~.
land. IL = coatrivsnco 70 throw tSe
light late The sGg . Clearly that Il thess &
chicken in Il So will wink.
A grim Oh jsdge, after heasine I aovesv
d'sesurss fre0 prsesatlous yoone bossie.
ter. adsiesd him 70 pluck che lsatkern ont
Of the wings Of HE imaeinatioa ssd stick
them in the tell Of his Judgment.
Spencer. The flying man, has not been
successful in his flight. HE trial before
tho London (Eng.) Asronautical Society.
ended with the proof that be could make
speed horizontally, but he conld not se,r.
In this case Spcncer's machine Is not 90
practical as velocipcds.
Barnum 10 said to be in England pickins
up the old hats, boots and gloves Of distin
guished pcrsonsges, male and female. for
his new museum at New York.
Pennsylvania lost 10000 soldiers in the
late war
bushel CIV ="
me Albany Argus has been sold for for.
ty thousand dollars.
The roads Of Minnesota .r. H,.a 10.
sm'grants. -'" WIN
ct New Braunisls, Terra op''s1
| 10 the botanic Garden. ~ p.-...,.
snsfs - : cafracas rose sixtv fat h;.s
Out Of . carload of sv;.s ,.....,
% onIeaso' hHy died on the wsv. ''"'
a western convict Attempted ..;u,-
WIN pounded glass, but only occasionsS
IN for thousand tongue. r,e,c,.;u
ed an urchn, a. he crawlsd in,n .
hogshcadon the wharf. ''s"
As great many families are locs;n, =,
their houses and abandoning them Jn,; ny
me summer. extra vigilance should be sr s
joined on the police.
"How are you John. I'm deuced ,,,a
to sec you." VERY well, Charley. Coroe
and take drink, old fellow. Tisnv often
We meet" That's . fact, John-and
when We do, It's meet and drink y
There are 81 whites and IS neerses In
the South Carolina Leeislature-155 in All
Ninety one Of these pay absolutely no tar.
the remaining sixty-four pay 90. 80. ~
an avsrege q oaly $3.50 spiees. The raj
essass 81 ths STATE, ct The ahsslate uercv ~
eAsso peapers, e, By the latest eoeeoansnt
Westh 90. t07 .076.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07

In iSo9 the grAu6fAther OF Or Tobias Introduced
the VENETIAN IMMINENT In Bnglasd. II was q
success although the price was Guinea . Bottle
HIS late Msjesty William ". used it Tor Chronic
Rheumatism. and was entirely cured, after suffering
for two yearp his attending physicians being unable
10 elect 3 cure, and he wrote letter of thanks
which Is now in possession of nv uncle In Liverpool
have offered tioo sterling for that letter. hut it
refused. In -. pat X ont in the United States
and now, In ls6S, the sale i immense. Thousands
81 families are never without H. 1t Is safe and nuo-
cent - apply externally. For q years have war
rauied II to cure the following complaints: Cholera,
Dnrrhea- Dysentery, Cranp. Collie Cramps, Vomt-
inc and Sea Sickresp taken internally and Chronic
rheumatism Burns. Cuts. Bruises. Old Sores,
Toothache. Frosted Feet, Sweling-, Insect Siin.s
aud pains IN Chest. Rack or Limbs. externally II
never f1l-, If used as directed; for Cholera or pvs
entcrytis certain, II need when frst attacked. M
one once trying II, will ever be without II Sold nv
NJ. q u. IL inr4 :. - - -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07

1
Which In twinkling PRODUCES TIE MOST
ENCHANTING SHADES OF COLOR. from Brown
to Black. is consequently universal favorite, the
more especially a. 1t IMPROVES THE QUALITY
OF THE HAIR, and requires renewing less irequeut-
II than any other. CRlSTADoROs HAIR PRE-
eERVATlv9- wesld you have luxuriant gloeey
tfesses clustering around your brows like vine ten.
drills round pasian shaft Purchase that celebrated
and matehless preparation known throughout the
fashionable world - CHRISTAD0RO's hair pre-
sentative and beautider. Sold BY Druggists, and ap
piled by all H.ir Dresssrs. Mandatory No IS
Maiden Lane'-Principal Depot No. Aston House
Antiquity ofBrandreth's Pills.
Age Is not claimed ~ . merit, only as sign ofin-
tinsc worth. The really useful article lives on with
strong vitality the poor one langnishes for time
and then goes out easily. B.AspRETH,s Pnls, are
even prescribed By great physcians when the bow.
els call loudly for help because they never fail TO
open and give relief. Hundreds u Thousands would
conssdsr II calamity u these safe family pills could
not be obtained. 1t has been ofhcally settled thst
more Of BaASpnaTn's PnLs are sold than all other
pills PAT together. Msrit sells them. BsAxpnErns
PiaA possesses qualities which restore every organ
and Aber Of The body to health are purely vcgeta-
bic a1d SAT- for every period Of lie. Principal Of
ice. Brandfeth House, New Yok. Sold By al
Druggists. B. BlAxDsE1n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07

what has become Of Stanton He h,
subsided entirely. Who can declare h,
pressnt whersaboutss
The tax bill drags its slow length along
though there - greater probability thu,
u viii b completed before Congress ad
]ourns.
Pa" said little friend Of ours. "whst.
me use Of giving our little pigs 90 much
=" They make hogs Of themselves y
JoKss declared that a hl;rd MAJ H.
taxing somsthing from the br.aksa,, ,.h,.
recovered his sight. What did ~. -
he took . tea cup and saucer (saw. airy
The Radicals feel well assured that ,har
have no earthly hopo Of electing Grant ana
therefore. intend, If possible, to control ths
lsg'slrt'oa Of the country by their present
overwhelming majority in both houses Of
Cosgsess-
Impeachment hes . queer net result,
Wede lssss his grip and his temper. For.
aey 49, a s6acs, and Winnie Rsam fro,
easee. - escursd several tens Of pri.
vaee DssteeS 80 oeleesams ~ his eollec
~. - veessv 1ains . astiesAl aoteri.
y p.la1y ~ ! susss. Il ..,io.
e. Hab peedls dog. y naks his
ssl'ew - Oe0e eloog. sir." A weuld- b,
witty gontle0aa stsrped up to her one dav,
end aeeosssd her with-"Is IL ne. madam
~ called :" ''Oh. no, said she with
Ueas eo@posors. "it was another puppy l
coke TO-"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07

CoLoRADo.-Mr. Yates seems determine
= press upon the attention of the Senate
1obtu 70 admit Colorado into tho Union.
whiis The Senate hssitates TO give the ffty
thousand ssttlsrs in that territory the same
pewsr t. ths high branch Of Congress Is
- much more numesous inhabitants Of
~ York, q Pennsylvania, o. Ohio and
- -. 1aooe bfings the proposition up
o6n& This o the lourth time within tive
~ eAat The proposition has been broush
1seese Oeagrsss. Il has bssn twice vetoed
~ ~ PpQjdenk The 6sst veto w. aus.
Uoed 0o11s De oooeod veto the MEASURE
ee.ps1ioo1 - 80 qsIelly ont q sight
- ieestddo4 - u third time eooo
- - eeI1ni1Go1oo oflho Eoetjoeh Coo.
- - - hiea6s ~ q . by dsfaslA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07

Asars1nsay = ssssas = nnvsu ssritV.sss. and
b ID kness ssass. aes1ns tAsss h. perhaps. NO
Medicine sxtant VIVA b received with - much q
~ - nsbaeks oesaaeA Dlsesss wins slass fun
- ring - ~ b IN III h ssQussa y produce
soa1 ~ hsalAfal slssp.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07

In Rue's AInbasicr Cream
try uosr BEAUTIFUL AND HARMLESS Co.'S
METIC IN TIE WORLD
II win not Iniure the most Delicate Skin
Its presence on the face tAnrot be detected: X esn
be removed only by Washing; and when renewed
viii leave The sE in softer smoother and whittier taan
before ri ersdicates ever dlscooraton OF the fce.
whether caused By exposure 10 IN. wethtr, OF BY dis
essc and tesscws upon all faces the
A,ncle TRIAL proves ali thess statements.
And the entire sang with which 1t can be used,
makes tie success compile
Zoe Co. il bio M n the boetle md our trade mek
q the tor Of the front abs. Sold By all Drnggisss
and Fancy Goods Dealers Prize One Doiar per
Hartford, Conn.
&c. Wells . Co., New FORK; Geo. Q. Goodwin
4 Co. Boston, Mass., Wholesale AGENT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07

Or. d. Anthsny's Fire. can b most slsctuay Grad
icated bp the uss of Robacks Blood Puriner in con
junction with RobackS Blood Pits.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07
BATCHELoR's hair DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best in the world !:
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable.
instantaneous no disappointment; ridiculous
tints; remedies the III effects OF bad DYES invigoraes
and leaves the Hair son and eautifu or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers: and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No 1s Bond ST.,
New York. apr9q daw1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07
LEUCORRHGA.

Os,~nssA vAaea ssale~ accessibility and eoastitu-
tioaal weakness. can b saecsaally cared By ~ -
Of noeacks ots0asA Dtesps. NJ - let Ne d,ve.
gist ell you any so Ssns1y. ~ e1<ss BItters are
prepared with espsciA ,rsisrsncs to this complaint
and ere NARRATED 70 cuse. = - -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07
NATIONAL TRUST co.
Ofths ely OF New York, No. a3s Broadvay.
Capital. ONE MILLION DOLLARS

CHARTERED BY THE STATE
Da,ius r. Napp am, Pre- sideut. James Merrill 0ec-
retary Receives Deposits md allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on all daily Balan ces, 90 bject to
Check at Sight SPECIAL DEPOSITS for SIX
The Capital ZONE MILLION DOLLARS Il divided
am ong over 500 Shareholders, Comprising many gen
temen oflarge wealth and financial experience.
are also personally liable to deposit for all abl
their capital stock AZ the NATIONAL TRCST
CO, receives deposits in large email amounts,
and permits them 10 be dawn Ar a whole OF In part
by CHICK AT SIGHT a1d WITHOUT NOTICE
allowing Interest on ali daily balances, parties
throughout the country ean keep accounts In this
Institution with special advantages Of secu rity con.
veniencc and profit. je22 d. w6m
Ladies, use Dr. velpsu's French PMS. Sold By
vY.,~l. -, - at,vks AZ i,Pade 81 reet
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07

A Wisconsin paper describes freak Of
nature in the shape Of . perfect rose in full
blossom on IN apple tree. On the same
limb, and close to the reps, are several
young apples. The rose IL the only blossom
on the tree. Several rods from the tire. in
front Of the house, 10 . white Scotch rose
bush in full bloom, and upon comparing the
roses upon the bush with the one upon the
apple tree, they were found to be alike.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07
bellePlant

TINS EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE, the fhns
! Of which l. spread broaicast throughout the eoun-
Try, y undoubtedly aupcn,r to sny remedy ever Of
fersd 70 the public for the complaints for which II d
intended: We have In or poseessio tsstimonials
furnlshed Voluntarily by COL Long late Chief TOpo-
graphical Engineer Buresu At Washington, Gen.
Fits Henry Warren: Gen. Pleasarton, and others Of
the army; Father p. j D. Smef. the celebrated In
dian Missionary; also officers Of the Navy, Surgeons
Hospital Stewards, Comm anders OF nearly every
steamer plying on the Mississippi and tributary rtv-
army Chaplains and Others too numerous to mention
Likewise highest encomiume OF tho Prces, most Of
which ere published in our almanac. (which we will.
tend to any ono requesting i prsisng its valuable
medicinal qualities In the highese terms. No other
medicine has such recomn enda,ions. J. q G. MA
0u1RE, Sole Proprietors st Louis, Mo. Sold BY
druggists and medicine dealers everywhere.
Early N1arriaGes.-Dr. Franklin advoca-
yea Early Marriages. kssays for Young Men, on
this and other snbjects. hing GUIDE TO MAR
RAGE and Conjugsi Fckity, by benss caent Physi-
sians, sent BY mail. in sealed letter envelopes, free
Of charge: Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Box p, Philadelphia. Pa. msyls-dAwam
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07
OPTIIALMIA.

Or. lnoammsticn of the Eyes. Inct unfreQusntly
arises from dsordersd state Of the stomaeh, few
doses OF Rcbscks Blood Pills will, in most cases.
eject ears By removing the cause.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

AS AN APERIEET.
There 10 no medicine 20 much in favor with those
who are acquainted With ths.r action a. Rshaek's
Blood PILE they safe pleasant and mild in their
operation. and are purely vegetable; can be taken
b childrsnsas Will - adul0, ~ then.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07
a Prediction.

When the Arkansas bill was abont being
passed over the Prssident't veto, Senator
Davis, Of kentucky,m made this prediction
81 predict that the electoral votes OF
these negroized States will not DO counted
in the Presidential election. Tho candi-
date who gets majority Of the white men
OF the United States will be constitution
ally elected de .jurs. and the whites will see
to il that il il made de fdcto."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07
Three Small Isoys Mil Three

From "a, waupsca wis Criterion
One Of the .,ost exciting hunting affairs
which.has Ger taken place in this section,
occursd On Friday, the ] tn inst, rear DIR.
psrr. q mill, in the town of Dupont. Jim
n, Doty lad Of about IL years, another
lad by the name Of Case, and still youn-
ger one whose name we did not learn, were
wandering along the road a short distance
from the mill, when they came suddenly
upon the bears-an old and large she bear
with her two cubs. Young Doty, who bad
. gun In his possession, Immediately drew
up and firsd AT the old bear in . courageous
manner, bat without any apparent effect. IS
she whsalod upon the boys and made At
them in the most savage style, the cubs,
however, In their fright, running up tree.
The Case boy who had commenced climb
ing tree a. soon 40 he discovered the ami.
mails, Was now safely lodged in small
sapiing near at hand, and the old bear,
seem az TO think he vas her safest game.
tried to climb the tree. As soon as shs
reared for the purpose, asmali dog when
belonged 10 Doty ran up behind and gave
her smart bite in the rear. whcrcopon
her bcsrship, in very bear-like manner
turned upon the dog and chased MN some
distance Of. and then ut once 1etuineo -
finnish Case. But in the meantime, young
po,v had handed the gun up TO Case, and,
nm Tho other small boy, had also climbed
, tree. The bear, nothing daunted at the
state Of affairs, made for Cases tree sgain.
While climbing, fair shot was offered,
and Case blszed away, knocking Mrs. Bear
down to tho ground, who now made Of.
After dragging herself about forty rods she
laid down and died.
The boys now came down from their
Psrches, and commenced firing upon the
young bears, which still chung TO the trees
they had cime1, and few shots brought
them 10 the ground. The boys then re-
turned 10 the mill and told their story,
which VA hardly credited by those Who
heard Il, but upon going out to the scene
Of action the dame Was found. thus verify
ing the statement of the boys.
But for the courage and presence Of mind
Of the Doty boy. probably the whole three
Vould have lost their lives.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07

THs Cincinnati Commercial says Of the
Radical organization "That the danger
10 not from fracture running thssugh the
body Of the party, but from the falling OF
Of individuals here and there weakening
or destroying the nsjoritiss. snd injurins
the party rather ~ mslting than ruptur-
ing process. The envisjom Of ito Radical
leadership. the lack Of nerve in Selling up
on a wsll-pronouncsd policy In financial
matters, and the disgust with the mpeach-
ment business, have all tended to produce
laxty in the ties which bind men to par
" md this is the great difficulty with
which the leaders will have to ,contend in
the coming campaign. The Democracy see
these things as clearly ss we do, and Gov
Seymour, in his speach the other day, dis
tinctly enunciated it as the important fact
which should control the Democratic pol
icy. Everything was to be made to bend
to the necessity Of absorbing into the Dem.
ocrstic party THO men who were firing in
their allegiance to Republicanism.n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07

A new Locomotive ear for street or steam
railroad IL announced 1t 10 said 70 sslve
. very difficult problem in railway mechan-
les. Driving wheels are dispensed with,
motion being commanded direct from the
piston in the cylinder to the wheels Of the
truck by means of"parallel rods" In
case Of tho circular movement Of tho truck
boiler, engine, and all connected Herewith,
revolve. One Of those cars has been run :
ming for nearly two years on the Stoughton
branch Of the Boston and Providence Rsi-
road. The cost Of one capable Of seating
sixty persong, more or less, 10 $4,000.
Among its other commendablc qualities for
street usc,i is said that it will not brighten
horses, or make Objectionable noise. more
than horse cars; that the machinery is out
Of view, there being no toothed fears, bells
or whistle, and no putting noise or visible
escape for the exhausted steam.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07
KEEP YOUR PURE.

There are NO remedies. nsw before the public, 30
well calculated 10 parity the blood and re construct
tsoto speak) the whole system - Robacks Blood
Purifier, Blood rms and Stomach Bitten.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07
V1se Renncss Paln.Kflllng Magic
OIL.
1T WORKS LIKE A CHARM"


Every person in this town will find II to their prof
II as well as for their comfort. II they use Rem
mes Pain-Killin- Magic Oil when they
have Headache, Toothache. Chill hla ne, Agus In tbs
Face and jaws, Lame Shoulders, Rheumatism. Sci
atica Bruises, Cramps, Colds: Croup. Sore Throat,
or any palm. OF thi. The ladies' will ind its
use bse..inr no relieve their pecu IN pains 1t ia
one OF the be st thinr- TO in the family gen
eral remedy for any Kind OF painful disorder hurt
or burp ever discovered and II Is clean nd delicious
TO use Uss # freely. Sold BY al Druggists. Mer-
chants and Grocer WIN. RESSE.
'N"A'@ anu Sole proprietor and Manufacturer,
ilnes d&wlY PirIsFirip. Mass.
Thirty Years Experience in the
Treatment of Chronic and Sexual
Diseases.-A Physiological View Of Mari
age. = The Cheapest Book Eve Published, con-
tanning nearly 100 pages, and 1870 ne Plates and I'm
Cravings OF the Anatomy Of the Human Organs in .
s,a,e Of Health and isesse and Treatise on early
Errors. iis Deplorsble Consequence upon Mind and
Body with the authors plan OF trestmcnt-th the only
rational and successful mode OF crre, - shown by
the report Of cases treated truthful adviser to the
married and those contemplating marriage who en-
terrain doubts other physical condition Sent free
ofpoeage to any address on receipt Of % cent? in
stamps Or postal currency. by addressing DR. LA
CROIX, No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, N. Y. The
suthor may be consulted upon any Of the diseases
upon which his book ireatA either ally or b.
mall and med icines sent TO any part OF the world
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07
go MILES
OF THE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD,

Are now finished and In operation. More than
twenty thousand men IRE employed, and IL is not
impossible that the entire track, from Omaha to
Sacramento, will be fnishe In lsoa inetead OF 1870
The UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
receive
IA Governnen Grant Of the right
of way and all necessary timber and other materials
fonnd along the line II is operations
ia Government Grant Of 1850
acres Of land 10 the NILE, taken IN alternate sections
on each side ofits road. This Is IN absolute dona
ton, and will be source o. large revenue In the
future.
l. lila Governinent Grant OF
United States ThriyT, Ar Be amounting 10 from
SIC o0D.to SIS 900 pr mile lrding to the dni-
entities 10 be surmauned on tn various sect ons
be built. The Go.erl ment takes a sccon1 mortgage
security. and L pected that not only the inter
est but the princifa amount may be paid in servi
ccs rendered by the Company II transporting troops
mails. &C.
ght issue Is asn ksf nn6RTGEAGhE BONDS o.
| to aid In budng thu road. To the same amount -
tie T. $. Bonds isseed Tor the purpose, and
no more The Gosemment Permits the Trustees
for the Pirst Mortgsse Bondhodr rs TO deliver the
Bonds to The Company only as the toad Is completed
and after II has been examined by United States
Commissioners and pronounced 10 be In all spccts
q nrst-class Railroad
VA Capital Stock Sufoscr.dpti9n
from the stockholters, Of which over Eight Nil
lion Dollars have been paid in upon the wos1 a.
ready DONE and which will be Increased - the wants
Of the Company require.
V1.-Net Cash Earnings On ~ Way
BUSINESS that already amount 10 more than the In
terest on the First Mortgage Bonds. These earnings
arc no indieaton.of The vast through traG1c that
must follow the opening OF the line 10 tho Pacific,
bat they certainly prove hit
ETUCT NnRTCACS RnNn0