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FROM EUROPE.

The Irish Reform Bill Fosfp5ned-An-
other Imperial Panphtet-Peace Messea-
gers ffom South America Expected at
Cndiz-An Orange Candidate for FarIIn-
meBf.
LosDoN, March 17.-Msguire's resolution was
Withdrawn. Irish reform will probably be post
poned BY the government until the new para-
ment assemblies.
AFrench pamphlet, aseribed to Napoleon, is
announced, arguing the popular origin OF his (Na-
poleons) dynasty.
The pope has recognized the bishops of Louis.
vile. Erie and Buffalo.
The promotion of Schneider to the French Sen
ate is denied.
LONDON, March l6.--The whole Irish reform
goes over to the next session of Parliament
MADRID, March lS.-Peace envoys from Chill
and Peru are hourly expected at Cadiz.
DUBLIN, March lS.-Johnson, the Orange secre.
tary, is q candidate for Parliament from Belfast.
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NEW ORLEANS INTERNAL REVENUE cuIlEcTossHp
THE KANUoKs DENoUNcE THORNTON

WASHINGTON, March 1S.-It ia stated that the
impeachment managers are examining the presi-
dents witnesses with view of shortening the
,Iial 6y admitting any points be may desire and
The McCardle opinion, It is said, is prepared.
Miller and Swayne dissenting.
The opinion is said TO be strongly adverse to
the constiiutonality OF the reconstruction acts
put II Is doubtful whether it will be promulgated
before the bill forbiddng 10 becomes law
Judgment cannot be rendered after the act re.
moving jurisdiction becomes q law. (See Chism
vs.. the State of Georgis.)
House.-The bAl declaring the provisions of
State constitutions making polite al distinctions on
account of color void, was discussed at great
length. Stevens proposed a substitute giving
suffrage to every male born or naturalized 10 the
United States, and forbidding distinctions of any
hind on any account, except crime at common
law, which he supp orted by long speech. The
bill and substitute were referred to the judiciary
committee.
Farnsworth, from the reconstruction committee
reported bill admitting Alabama to representa-
ton. Tie bill is somewhat similar to the one re.
committed yesterday. Farnsworth notified the
House that he should ask vote on it tomorrow.
Adjourned.
Senate.-The tax bill was discussed. No other
important action.
Adjourned.
The president was engaged to-day with his
counsel. But few visitors we're admitted.
Browniow telegraphs that he does not want
ltucIhl aetisthuCe.
Internal revenue receipts to-day s247, 900.
Considerable opposition TO paying for Alaska
was developed in the House committee on foreign
affairs.
cecIvtaIy ,r0ouuOcn uesIres locking up green
backs or purchasing 7-30s.
The attorney general protests against any re-
duction in the appropriations for that department
The celebrated cotton case from Springfield,
H., was argued in the Supreme Court. The cot
ten was captured in 0uachita parish, La, by
Porter's fleet. II involves half million Of dol
lars.
The Alabama legislature is to meet thirty days
after the passage Of the new act. The second
section Of the old bill is omitted 10 the new one.
The American consul at Belize, Honduras, re-
ports TO the state department that the cholera has
ceased.
E Woolfey's nomination is still before the Senate
committee on commerce..
DR.. Ready is expected here to oppose his con-
hrmation.
John Hancock, nominated to succeed General
Steedman, was rejected by the Senate, some time
since, for Pennsylvania sssessorship.
The proceedings in the Canadian parliament
are strongly denuncistory of Thornton for his
action in the Mcdonald abduction case.
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RIVER NEWS.

ST. LOUIS, March ls.-W Gather clear and pleas.
ant.
EVANSVILLE, ND, March I8.-Port list-Indi-
ana and Louisville for New Orleans.
PITTsBURG, March 1.-THE Monongahels river
is falling slowly with twenty feet four inches in
the channel.
LOUISVILLE, March 1s.-River rising, with
twenty feet IL the canal. Weather claar and
VIcKsBURG. March 1s.-Passed up: /, Ruth at
p. M. River rising.
ct. LOUIS. March ls.-The Mississippi is open
above and below Lake Pippin, Wis.
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sides l4lc., clear sides l01fac. Sugar cured
ssms l7tQlsc. Lard l53c. Butter scarce and
nrm az 4eg52c.~ Sugar and coffee steady.
81 55Q2 70. Corn 7s@e0c. Oats inactive at 74c
Pork s23 76@25. Bulk shoulders SIC. Loos.
hsms l24c. Bacon-elear sides 1f0l4ic. Sugar
cured hams l6@l7c. Shoulders held ct lie. Lard
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HIDDEN CAUSES.
Whose Cases Require Prompt Treatment
RENDER EXISTENCE DESIRABLE.

nyeu ssssrng have suffered IRON involuntary
charges what sscs proeacs upOa your general
Do you feel weak Aied easily tirsai Does little ex
ira srsron produce papisaOn of the Does your
liver urinary organs your hd.sy frequently get out
ofordi Is your urine sonsm.s thisf milky aocky
h rory sestlingi Or thick TO the top
or sediment at the bottom amer 10 has stood awhsf Do
you spss Of shOr breathing syspepssi Are your
bowels cOnspsiedi Do you have spells ntng
OfbOOd to the hssd' /, your memory impaedi your
ind constantly dwelling upon this sub,ocii Do you feel
be Ie get away from everybody Does any little
shng make you jsmpf Is your sleep broken
rsstessi Il the iussr Of your eye Brilliant The
bloom on your ehssk BRIGHT Do yOu enjoy yourself in
society wsrf DOyeu pursue business with the
ensrgyf Do you feel much confidence yOursfi Ar.
your spirits dull and tagging. given nss of melAn.
ehOlyi SO. do not lay ID to your liver dyspepsia
Have you restless nishtsi Your back weak your knees
weak and yOu but little Appetite and you attribute this
10 Dyspepsia liver complaint
Now. reader. sELFABUsE, vENEREAL DISEASES
badly cured sexual excsssss all capable OF pro
dueng weakness Of the ssnsr.vs Ths organs Of
generation, when in perfect health the Did you
think those bold dsasat energetic. psrssvsrng
snscsssn business always those whose gensrstve
organs perfect hsalthf You hear such
scmpIxn pss-s
Of the heart They are afraid they succeed in
bu.nss they don't sad and discouraged; they
ways polite pleasant the company ladies' and look
you and them light in the Of your dOwnca looks
or any other about them do not those
who keep the organs By running to These
win not only rain their constitutions bat also those they do
business with or for.
Eow many men from badly-cursd diseases, from the
effects Osesbuse and have brought absus that
state Of weakness organs thut has reduced the
sl,ystem so much induce almost every other disease
,docy Iunacy para,ss spinal Affections suicide and almost
avery other fern Of disease which humanity heir to- and
she real cause trouble scarcely suspected, and
have dsetored for all but the right
Diseases Of these organs require the use Of Dursc
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FROM RALEIGH.
Political.

RALEIGH. March ls.-Hon. Thomas Ashee, of
Ausin county, accepts the nomination for gov.
ernor, rendered him by the conservatives of the
State.
Our telegram yesterday stated that Gen. Little
feld was connected with the Wall street brokers
Of New York. This was common rumor. IL is
understood that he denies IL. He seems TO be
connected with the campaign in this State, on the
radical side, being advertised to speak at several
The members of the convention have all left.
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass, March 1912 M.-Wind north
and strong. Arrived steamship W. G. Hewes,
Tripp, from Galveston, to G. A. Whitney h Co.
steamship Reindeer. Magrath, from Aransas. Tex.
as, to p. g. Deshon. Sailed ships Merchant aud
Kenilworth. = ~
SOUTHWEST Pass, March Is, P. M.-wind N.
N. E., light. Arrived: Schooner Isabelita, Mon.
celore. master, five days from Havana, with sugar
and molasses to PUG Bros. Sailed: Ship J. r.
Keeler.
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FROM CINCINNATI.

Frfshtfal Aeeident-Explosisn of Steamboat
Boiler Fsrty Persons Killed -.ssveral
harmed to DEATH
CINCINNATI, March ls.-The steamer Magnolia,
of the Cincinnati and Msysville regular packet
line, which left here at noon to-day, with about
one hundred cabin passengers and large amount
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THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH 10. 1868.

Of freight, exploded her boiler twelve miles above
this city at l30 P. N. The greater portion Of the
cabin was carried away, and the boat afterwards
took fire and burned. About forty persons were
hlled-several being burned to death.
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HeInboId's Fluid Extract Buchu
GREAT DIURETrC.


A CERTAIN CURE FOR DISEASES OF THE BLADDER,
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
GENERAL DEBILITY,
KIDNEYS.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
ALL DISEASES OF TIE URINARY ORGANS.
Whether Existing in Hale or Female,
WHATEVER CAUSE ORIGINATING
AID no 1Arrrn now
LONG STANDING
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depend upon prompt use Of a reliable remedy.
aEI MBoLD's ExTRAor BUoHU
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h. T. HELMBoLD, DRusGrsr,
N so4 Broadway. New York, and
io4 South losh street. PhnAdephis Pa
PRIoE-si Is per bottle or sboses f.r % 80 delivered
10 any address.
Sold ~ al drugEstsevspvhsret
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THE OREsOENTs DISPATCHES.

THE ORESOENT'S DISPATCHES.
FROM WASH TON.
THE IMPEACHMENT MATTER
THE McCARDLE CASE.
PROCEEDING OF CONGRESS.
THE BILL ON STATE CONSTITUTIONS
REPORT OF NEW BILL FOR ADMISSION Of ALABAMA
The President = Brownlow : Revenue
Alaska-Finance.
THE RED RIVER COTTON CASE.
Cholera Ceased at Belize, Honduras.
MIR. wOoLFLEYss NOMINATION..
BxPECTnD OPPOsrTor
NEW ORLEANS INTERNAL REVENUE coll EcT09sHIp
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THE RED RIVER COTTON CASE.
Cholera Ceased at Belize, Honduras.

MIR. wooIFLEy's NOMINATION.
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RxPICrnD OPPosrmor
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-15
AUGUSTA.
THE STATE PRINTING.
Farm Debate on the Case Of Peck Is
BOMdsnaen.

Especial Dispatch by International Line
AUGUSTA, Jan. 1.-THE House had to-day
under consideration an order relating to the
contract for State printing. Mr.. Bradbury Of
Hollis, made speech in favor of letting the
contract to the lowest bidder. Messrs. Hale
and Dingley made remarks in favor of the
committee, taking into consideration the re-
sponsibility of parties and what the best inter-
ests Of the State should demand before closing
a contract The order was finally laid on the
table.
Mr.. Porter, of Burlington, introduced re-
solve directing the Governor to institute inn
mediate proceedings against the bondsmen of
b. d. Peck, late State Treasurer, and moved a
suspension OF the rules, and that the resolve
be put on its final passage. The history Of the
defalcation, the proceedings of the investigat-
ing committee, and various other incidents
again found the surface, and were freely venti-
lated by lengthy and animated discussion, in
which Messrs. Porter, Hale, Fessenden, Brad
bury, Brickett and others took part. A strong
feeling was aroused against the course of the
bondsmen, and much prejudice was produced
by personal illusions rejecting severely on
parties who were said to be intimately asso-
cated with Mr.. Peck. The hasty action in
tended by the motion was promptly met BY
Mr. Foster, of Portland, who took the respon-
sibility to deny several of the statements, and
thus made it appear that there existed an i'm
proper Misrepresentation of the subject, and
concluded by moving that the resolves lay ON
the table in order to give him and others an
opportunity to investigate. Mr.. Porter very
magnanimously withdrew his motion, but i'm
mediate action was again vigorously pressed
by several speakers Mr.. Foster was sustained
by Messrs. Cram, Dingley and Hubbard, but
the tempest of the House may be understood
by the decisive vote not to lay on the table.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-15
Foreign Markets.

LIvERfooL, Jan 13-Evening. -The Cotton mar
Get has been vey active throughout the day closing
tons; Middling uplands 7ld; Mddline Orleans I'd (:
sales $1,000 bales. Breadstufs closed quiet With 4
quarter; Wheat unchanged; Barley, Oats and Peas
unchanged. Provisions close without change. Pro-
duce-Sugar steady al 25s Cd for No. II Dutch stand
ard Rosin--common Wilmington Sd higher closing
at " III " cwt.; medium steady at lis " cwt. Other
articles of American Produce unchanged.
FRANKFORT, Jan. 13-Evening.-U. s. 5-20s
closed steady at 75s.
LONDON, Jan. I4-Noon.-Consols at 92i q 92i for
money and account
AMERICAN SECURIrIEs.-'iull; s. bonds7lt a.
~! Illinois Central shares 81; Erie Railroad shares
LIVERPOOL, Jan. l4.-Cotton quiet and m-
changed; sales 10000 bales. Brea.it as firm.
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Il U R o e.
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, Jan. ia telegram at Alden al
the mouth of the. Red Sea, announces that
Sir Robert Napier has arrived at Annea!ey
Bay, the depot of the expedition on the Abys-
sinnian coast, and Immediately set out for Sen
ate to place himself at the head of the British
advance.
Warwick Jail where the Fenian prisoners
Burke, Casey, Shaw and Mullaney are await
ing trial, is occupied and surrounded by regu-
lar troops, which were sent there by order Of
the government to guard against any attempts
at rescue. In the Queens Bench to-day a
motion was made by the counsel for the de.
fence that the prisoners be returned to Lon
don for trial, on the ground that the bitter re-
lgious prejudices existing against the prison
ers in Warwickshire would render it impossi-
bic for them to obtain AN impartial jury and a
fair trial in that country The motion was
heard and the judges reserved their decision
The prisoners Desmond and Allen, impli-
Gated in the Clerker well explosion, were again
brought up to-day for examination on the
charge of murder. Many witnesses were pres.
ent, but the evidence given by them contained
no facts of Importance.
DUBLIN, Jan. l3.-Papers have been found
on the person Of the prisoner Lennon. which
it Is said, expose the whole plan of the Fenian
Leaders for future operations in Ireland.
gag ITALY.
PARIS, JAM 13.-The Moniteur of this morn.
ing contradicts the vague rumors which have
been floating about of popular disturbance:
in Naples. and assnresits readers that perfect
tranquility prevails in that city aud surround
ing provinces. al5
TRIESTE, Jan. 13.-The Imperial frigate No
vara and her convoy have arrived at Pola, in
lstria, with the remains of the Archduke Max.
imilian, $50 .a.5G
tss1la sz FRANCE.
PARIS, dan. 15.-General Failey, the com
mander of the expedtionary corps, has asked
the Emperor to permit the return of the
French troops to Rome, as their quarters in
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-15
NOMINATION. OF STATE TREASURER
THE YORK COUNTY SENATOR'S.
State Temperance Convention

Especial Dispatch by the International Linel
AUGUSTA, Jan. l4.-The Republican caucus
this evening nominated Hon. N. G. Hichborn
tor candidate for State Treasurer.
The York Senators are here with large
force of friends, TO renew the contest for seats
before the Senatorial Committee tomorrow.
The indications are that there will be large
gathering tomorrow at the Temperance Con-
Vention, and from the remarks this evening by
the Hon. Neal Dow it is understood that the
convention, under his leadership, will be I'M
willing to recommend any essential changes OF
the present law. Mayor A. G. Wakefield OF
Bangor, was chairman OF the temperance meet
ing this evening. His Excellency, Governor
Chamberlain has been elected by the commit
lee on permanent organization to preside to-
morrow, and one Vice President from each
county. Hon. Neal Dow represents Cumber-
land county.
The Board of Agriculture will meet to-mor-
row CUMBERLAND
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-15
SOUTH CAROLINA
THE RECONSTRUCTION coNyrNrro

TIE 110-N
CHARLESTON, Jan. 1.-THE Reconstruction
Convention, composed Of filty-three whites
and sixty-three eolored delegates, met in pur-
Ninety-two delegates, constituting u quorum,
were present. L. j. Robertson, of Columbia,
was chosen temporary Chairman. The day
was consumed in the examination of the Gre
dentials of delegates. A permanent organiza-
choice for permanent President lies between
Collector Mackey, of Charleston, and b. +.
WhittemoTe, of Massachusetts,, now hailing
from Darlington district. The proceedings to-
day were quite orderly,
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-15
PENIS YLyANHA.
LEGISLATIyE CAurusEs

HARRISBURG, Jan. ii. = The Republican
members of the State Legislature met in eau.
Gus this forenoon, and nominated Gen. Irwin
for State Treasurer. The Democrats have
nominated VIM. V. McGrath for the same of.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-15
Earnings of the Company.

Atpseeent, tue profits Of the Company derived
only from It's local trafe, but this Is already much
more than sufficient to pay the interest on all ths
Bonds the Company can Issue, II not another NILE
were built. It Is doubted that when the road
completed the through traffic OF the only limo con-
meeting the Atlantic and Pacific States wi be large
beyond precedent, and, as there viii be eoiDps-
tiuon, Il can always b. done at profitable rates.
Il wiz be noticed that the Union Pacific Railroad
IN fact, Government Work, built under the gu
pervslon OF Government oicsrs, and to large en-
tent with Government money, and that lss boads
are issued under Government direction. II bs.
iieved that no similar security s carefully guard
ell, and certainly no other Is based upon alarRes OF
more valuable property. A the Comp ny's
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-15
ROarderS Wanted

| 4 GENTLEMAN and wife, and q few single gen.
"A tlemen can be accommodated with board, In q
| new house, centrally situated, BY appyinga at
| No. 115 EXCHANGE ST.
| December 49, d3wA
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s--FrRsr MORTGAGE Bosps

By its charter the Company is permitted to issue
its own First Mortgage Bonds to the same amount az
the Bends issued by the government, and 1soss,
and only az tae road progTssses The Trusfe 60 tor
the Bondholders, are the Hon. f. d. Morgan, U. 8.
Senator from New York and the Hon. Cakes Ames,
nember OF the U. s. House Of Representatives, who
are responsible for the delivery these Bonds to thu
Company In accordance with the terms of the law.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-15
NoRTgn CAuouvNa :


TIE RECoNsTRUCTIoN CONVENTION.
RALEIGH, Jan. 14-The State Convention
met agreeably to Gen. Canby's order, to-day,
at Commons Hall. Eighty five delegates an
swered to their names and a temporary organ
ization was formed by calling r. w. King, of
Lenoir, to the chair. and appointing j. p An
drews, of Raleigh, Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-15
. AB SSyNlA.

ASSISTANCE OF POWERFUL AFRICAN CHEZ
FOR THE ENGLISH EXPEDITION
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-15
CONNECTICUT.


REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION.
HARTFORD, Jan. 1.-THE Republican State
Convention meets in this city tomorrow. A
large number of delegates have already ar
rived and the Convention promises to be an
unusually large one.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-15
3--THE LAND GRANT.

The Union Pacific Railroad. Company has land
grant or absolute donation from the government OF
ts,so0 acres to the mile the lire Of the road whea
win not be worth less than $3.50 per acre. the low
est valuation.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-15
MAINE.
MEETING OF THE NIoosEHEAD RAILROAD DELE

MEETING OF THE .IoosEHEAD RAILROAD DELE
Hs- GATES.
belfast, Jan. IA large meeting of the
Moosehead Railroad delegates from Somerset
County was held this afternoon w. H.
Simpson, editor of the Republican journal
presided. Speeches were made by Judge
Dickerson of the Supreme Court OF Maine, j
L. Milliken, Esq, DR.. Manson and others
Great enthusiasm prevailed. Tonight there
will be ball in honor of the visitors
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-15
OH TO.


KLECrIoN OF UNITED STATES SENATOR.
COLUMBUS, Jan. IA. G. Thurman was to-
day elected United States Senator. The vote
IN the House stood IS for Thurman and 40 for
b. T.. Wade; in the Senate the vote stood 10
for Thuraan and 10 for Wade. snnG
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-15
4--THE oAPrrAL sro ak.

The authorized capital Of the Union Pacific Rail
road Company Is 500 900, Of which over $780,
900 have been paid on the work already done.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-15

To Let.
A BOUT 800 teet Of the lower end Of Custom House
"A Wharf, and the Warehouses and O1ioes there
on, now occupied by Thomas Aseencio 8 Co. En-
Quire Of LYNCH, BARKER & CO.,
Bept11U 100 Commercial Street.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-15

80 To T.et S
TIME Mechanics Library Room by dav or evening
y on very reasonable terms, will seat from to
4W. Apply to CHARLES p. Kimbali or to the
subscriber j. B. THORNDIKE,
Dec.6 dtf Superintendent.
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THE
Means Sufficient to Build the Read.


Contracts for the entire work OF building ga miles
of arst-clsss railroad west from Omaha, comprising
much OF the most difeult mountain work, and en-
braeins every expense except surveying have been
male with responsible parties twho have already I'm
ished over $40 miesl at the average rate Of sxty-
eight thousand and hfty-eght dollars 1905 Oss) per
mile. This price includes all necessary shops tor
construction and repairs of ears, depots, stations.
and all other Incidental buildings and also loeomo-
tives passenger baggage and freight cars, and 9th
er requisite rolling stock, to amount that shall
not be less than 5000 per mile Ao, Ing the cost
of the remaining hundred and eighty-six of the
eleven hundred miles ASHAMED to DO built By tho
Union Pacific Company to be 100000 per mile,
The Total Cos, Of EIeven Handred MILE.
| will be fsIlowss aa oa o. s.sR
9i4 miles, at So, 05s SCI so5,of2
1856 miles, ut $4,000, - So. i0'7aO'Oo6
Add disesnnts on bonds, surveys, &c, 100000
/ Amount, ,ols
As the U, S. Bonds are equal to money, and tbs
Compsny's own FRS: Mortgage Bonds have ready
market, we have as the fw1rva ndF
Available Cash Resources for Building
Eleven Handred Miles sss4vuaD 3
| U. s. Bonds. ag,32s,ooo
First Mortgage Bonds l 2e,s2s,Oeo
Capital Stock paid In the work done, 8100,Qe0
Land Grant, H,oso0oo acres, at si.50 per -.
acre, 81, 900
Total, ..- SIS, 776.000
The Company have ample facilities for supplyng
any deficiency that may arise in means for eonstrue-
tlon. This may be done wholly In part BY sdd1-
ditionsl subscriptions to the capital stock. ~ I,
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-15

Having thirty years to run, and bearing six per cent
currency interest," at the rate OF $4,000 par mile for
5i7 miles the Plains then at the rate OF sac COZ
per mile tor 16omiles through the Rocky Mountains
then at the rate OF s COO per mile tor the remaining
distance, for which the United States takes second
lie. as security Theintcrest on these bonds Is paid
by the United States Government, which also pay,
the Company one-har the amount Of its bills In
money Tor transportang its height, troops, maiis
SC. The remaining half Of these bills ls placed to
the company's credit, and forms sinking fund
which may nnally discharge the whole amount OF
this Hen -..... 81.