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The Portland daily press., 1868-10-19

A STEAMER LOADED WITH ARMS SEIZED BIZ DIS
GUIsED MEN-TsE CARGO DESTROYED.

q GUISED MEN-THE CARGO DESTROYED.
MEMPHIS. Oct. I6--The little steamer Hes
per, whichieft here at o'clock yesterday at
to MOO with four thousand stald Of arms,
which il is alleged were for the negroes in Ar
kansas, returned to this port to-day. Her Off
GERS state that while We ding up some lwenty-
five miles below here Oh the Mississippi side
tue steam tug Nelre James hove in sight with
a barge IN Low Containing forty men wno We're
In disguise. They took possession of the Hes
per, placing guards over the pilot and engl-
nevr. They then cut loose aud STOOD up the
rIv,r. The boxes containing the arms and am
munIton we've broken open aud the contents
thiown into the river. After thus oispoSihg
of tn, arms the party embarked on TIE lug
aud started back up The river. In attempting
10 20 through the current tne tug grounded
aud then the pal ty took 10 the WOODS. IL Is
SAID tn v seized the tug below Fort Pickering
) on aftsr the Hesper mad let this port The
affair causes great excitemert here.
NEW YoRK, Oct. II The Tribune has the
toduw n acc .uut of the same affa r:
MenaphiS, Oct. 16.-Steamer Hesper, Captain
Houston, winch ieIt this port Yesterday eve
ming or Little Rock laden in part with 3340
musse,s consigned to Governor Ciaytol lor
I he use OF the State militia WIS overtsken
twenty hye miles below this place on the Ar
Kansas shore bya steam tug which was forced
nto the service by abou fifty armed Ku Kux
4 ans-men in masks, whO with cooked PISTOLS
a, the heads of the boats officers coerc d ihem
Concealiug tn mselves they came alongside
the Hesper, shooting indiscrim nalely INTO the
cabin q ID engineers room. The captain and
two others having worked the boat ashore es-
capped into tine woods. They We're feed upon
aud the balls took effect in their clothing The
boarding party ran the boat-into the center of
the stream and threw the arms overheard, ex-
cept Que gun each KEEP Tor their own use. At
ter three hours labor destroying the arms
leaving the boat in charge of the engineer they
returned in the tug to a point near Memphis
aud there ran ashore and escaped into the
woods. p 2 ie@ tsiA ta1 F7i'l a.-
FATAL ARRAY,
MEMPHIS, Oct. 18.-A notorious character
named Bid Potter was shot and kall9d near
5he Old tar grounds last night,kby man
and committed.
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-19
THE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY 1000.

Mr. Colfax this morning received the follow
ing dispatch regarding the Indiana election:
Indianapolis, Oct 16.-Prominent Democrats
coacede Bakers election this morning BY 1000
majority. The Republican majority will not
be less than 2000.s Official reports from half
the State are received.
Mr.. Colfax also received a telegram to-day
from q member of the Indiana Legislature, in
Wayne county stating that Julian is elected
to Congress by 1923 majority by official count.
Mr. v orhees also teleeraphs that Hendricks
is defeatedaby less than 1000 majority, and that
he (Voorhees) is elected by 100 majority. Still
another dispatch says that Voorhees, is after all
defeated by very small majority.
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-19
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$4,000 Der Day!

Agents Wantcd male and female, Local and
Travelling sness new, light and honorable
Steady employment the year round. No capital
required. Address REEVES s CO., No "a Nassau
street, New York. 2sw1ysn
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In consequence Of this early strain upon her sys-
tenn, unneces airy effort is required by the delicate
votary to retain her situation in school at later day
thus aggravatng the evil. When one excitement is
over another in prospective keeps the mind morbid
ly sensitive to impression, while the now constant
restraint of fashionable dress, absolutely forbdding
the exercise indispensable the attainment and re-
tenton oforganic health and strength the exposure
to night air; the sudden change of temperature the
must OF necessity, produce their legitimate effect At
least an early marriage caps the climax of misery,
and the unfortunate oue hitherto so utterly regard
lees OF the plain dictates and remonstrances Of her
delicate nature, becomes an unwilling subject of
medical treatment This is but truthful picture OF
the experience of thousands Of our young women.
Long fore the ability to exercise the functions OF
the eenerative organs, they require an education of
their peculiar nervous system, com posed OF what is
male breast ano lips evidently under the control
mental emotions and associations at an early period
OF life; and shall subsequently see, these
tons, when excessive lead long before puberty, to
habits which sap the very life OF their victims ere
nature has selt-completed their development. s.
For Female Weakness and Debility, Whites or Leu
corrhGa, Too Profuse Menstruatien, Exhaustion Too
Long Continued P RODS, Tor Prlapsus and Bearing
Down, or Prolapsus Ute,i, we offer the most perfec
specific known:
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-19

m4E@s0I5 .
BAG AHEE ~ ~ .BAaehE
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-19

EM1GRANT SOCIETIES CONVENTION.

: = UEN BUTLEH 3 CASE. :
BALTIMORE, Oct. IL. "A motion to vaclte
the writs in the case against Gen Butler were
ar n fo-dav ea- .-sa-.a1--s-s--a-s
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-19
Patents for Seventeen Years
OBTAINED by
BROWN & BEADLE,
.95 Solicitors OF
American and Foreign Patents


Mr. Brown having had considerable experience as
4sSsfani Examiner in the Patent Once is vel a,
Quainted with the routine of business and the off
;fals therein Messrs. B. 4 D. will make prelimina-
nv examinations in the Patent Oftice, with view to
ascertain the Patentabilit Of any Invention that
may be submitted 10 them tor that purpose, viii
prerarethe necessary papers for those who wish to
Applications tor Patents lor their Inventions,
or receat'ons or reissues OF Patents already grant
ed, will act as Attorney in presenting applications
at the Pat NJ Ohce and in managing them to final
sspa; will draw up Assignments, will examine into
the condition OF rejected applications when desired
% dose. and undertake the prescott on OF such as
may be considered patentabe, and do whatever els.
usually done by Paeent Solicitors They win also
sell PATENT RIGHTSon commission being In d.
rect eomnticat,on Nth the leading Ha1e,gdctareys
dH'oer the couatry. They are thus enabled to offer
superior Inducements to inventors to employ them,
oene IN condition both to obtain patenls and to
he ni0ats
jlrculars and pamphlets furnished on application,
rec ca charge. - f
oalce. ~ Federal Block,
Corner and Seventh Streets. srs
( o n poxo, N WASHINGTON. d. O.
Z G. L. Brown, OF Me-. H. W. BEApLr. ofMass.
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-19
WASHINGTON.
THE LAST SENSATION DYING OUT.

NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-The Posts Washing
to dis patch says the movement to withdraw
Seymour and Blair. is losing ground since
the publication of Tilden aud Belmonts des-,
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-19
Wv xos~.

TIE WEATHER.
New YORK. Oct There are t1o anda half
inches OF snow a Rochester andSfres3ing. A
brisk snow storm yaEpund OsweSos From one
to four inches of Slow at and west of Bing-
hampton. Showing fast at Philadelphif at II
and other eastern Cities eport blhding snow
storm from the northwest. The weather here
is cold and appearahces'of snow squaks.
.... CONGRESSIONAL nomination.
NEW York, Sept. Is. The Democratic Con-
venton of the Second Congressional As5ict
met at Flatbush, Long Island, yesterday after
noon, and John g. Scumaker nominated Tor
NEW ATLANTIC IT AN, eds.
It is said negotiations areJ3n progress be
Company of this city aid SOD foreign capiyM-
lists to lay cable direct toy Belgium, andt
responsible parties are reSdy to enterfnto
contract to put down the dhble for $500, 900.
CONFERENCE BETWEEN SEYMOUR ANiS
DEMOCRATIC ExEoUT1vE comMrTTEE go
UTICA, Oct. 18.-A conference took pl&ce be-
tween Governor Seymour an4certan members
OF the National DemocratIcr Executive >Cup-
mittee in relation to some important measuGeS
to be adopted in the presentS6anvass.A QffnS
the conferen Governor Seymour alf6lsd to
the Suggestions made in some SqnsrteFfas to ,
the change in the Prrsidentiaf ticket, ahd'said
that any chang which should be made must
iaclude s,withdrawal. Msv~he wls{pomi-
lieI TO hi ii if any other name was substituted
for his own. The committee replie Nthat no
change had been Contemplated by any OF themx
that in their judgment nothing could be so *
Jurous as change of candidates, add Refused
to entertain any such question:
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
TIL GREAT
ssHIBM a. Al
Pacific Railroad
MISCELLANEOUS

receiving the aid and supervision of the Govern
ment and carried forward by the extraordinary re-
sources and energy of the powerful Co porations 10
whom 1t was en- rustel lis rapidly approaching COM
pletion, and il is safe to say that New Yo,k aud
san Traaci,cs will DC connected by raj
by the .saaias Fi -
. FOURTH OF JULY NEXT.
More than two-thrds OF the Through Line aud
Branche- between the Missouri River and the Pa
clio Ocean are constructed. at cost OF nearly
One Hundred Millions,
And the remainder is being pushed forward with
unparalleled vigor. The
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-19
y INDIANA.
THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.

THE FULIIICAI CAMFAIEN
NEW York, Oct 1.-THE Times Washing
ton dispatch says Speaker Colfax returns at
once to Indiana to resume bis 1abors in the
campaign. He says the contest in Indiana
Republican ascendancy were the most desper-
ate in the annals of political warfare. He is
confident the majority in November will he
haudsomelv Increased. = A4 T. IS <. y
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-19

v09 g. 8ETA0 81 .9E0
Hosa 5H-UEo1 a1s loEE atat2E ts9E
esseHet 1854 uIs staTsfn8
e H4i .E-G lolvE il GA s3
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The New York herald., 1868-02-23
POLITICAL MISCELLANY.

The town elections 10 0Iondaga county, N. Y, have
resulted giving the republicans twenty-one SUPER
visors and tho democrats six-the same as last year
county
Schoharie elects twelve democratic and four repub
lcan supervisors The democrats regard tha result
satisfactory.
General Siekles opens the republican campaign in Con-
necticut Oh Monday next speech at New Haven
Isn't he wanted In New Hampshire?
The republicans of the Eighth Senatorial district Con-
nectcut, have nominated Charles W. Scott Of Sprague
for the State Senate.
number OF Aabamians in Washington for the
purpose OF inducing Congress to admit that State
into the Union. They have brought with them
Of evidence to show that the negroes in many
cases intimdated by the whites and thus prevented
from voting.
The democracy of Columbia county, Pa, the recent
meeting IN Bloomsbury resolved that 1--WE deom It n-
expedent to instruct the delegates to the State and
national conventions In favor OF any particular person
for President. believing that judicious selection is
moro likely to bs made when all the delegates free
to select the right man for the place"
The number Of registered voters In Bullock county,
Ala ia 44s2 There 176l votes cast for the con.
stitution not one OF which was by white man.
allowing negroes hold Office in that State. When tho
question came up on the report OF the Committee on
Franchise in the Reconstruction Convention at Atlanta
on tho lth inst II decided by Of 125 to IL
to refer 1t to the Legislature
The New York herald., 1868-02-23
F FINANCIAL AND CONNER ClAL.

SATURDAY Feb 22--6PM
The banks the public ofces tho Stock Exchange ani
the God Room were closed to-day. and Wa. street
deserted BY all but two hundred restless spirits,
who dealt in gold and stocks the transactions in tie
latter being confined to Ere aud New York Central
The earliest sales OF Erie 10 the OF hun
dred shares, were al 7oI following which fifteen hun.
dred shares were sold at 70h another fifteen hundred
AZ 7Gh and between two ami three thousand al TO-
TO, and at the close the stock offered at 10 Fyo
hundred shares OF New York Central sold at 1907 but
after this the best bid 1904 the bear element being
In the ascendant Up town n the evening the market
was still weaker, and Erie offered at 6eH, whlc
other quotations we're nomna..y follows Reading
93h e3h: Michigan Southern, ok ae2; Cleveand
and Pi tsburg, 947s Rock Island. ok 97A; Fort
Wayne. 10O4; Northwestern prs'erred. T3x q 73x;
Western Unon Telegraph, a.
In gold there were transactions at high price
142N down town during the ng bot at Ga aagher's
room up town sales were made =. prices varying from
l42 TO 1a23s Dispatches rece we'd from Washing
ton reporting undated excitement regard ng the
moyal OF Stantsn and the action OF tbs Senate
in relation TO !s and late n the day t ported
that General Thomas had been arrested bu, Afterwards
released and that Secretary had locked mses
up IN the War Department In order possession Of
hts portfolio The led TO ad gold TO 1a3 and
the dealings al tho up town referred to became
spirited.
The New York herald., 1868-02-23
ARRIVALS
rEroRrrp nv THE HEsALp srpAM yAcurs.

REPORTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
via Roston sls with mdse and 70 cansrd
tsam-sp Key We, nadG qssrlescn r. hoGrs " Sss q
ion 81 sooke sear Jennie Sheppard from satis Rive,
81 # Of supplied her. Took from her three
passsnss arrived % VII.
mase and passenseyss. y 20 Villains % siuon;
to RSy G"s Saa' ' rS. mos 81
hs ss pr 1 Il cea % Con, S rsS Nov % ana OBJ
raltar Jan 3. with fruit, TO George Bg!ey Had hno
~fnseE nr. FareSss tis
Schr Florence Tower Cof Lnconye, Perry Old Hsr.
DAYS @ norh or Maeras; Feb H. in heavy M gale, lost
esses an sTs Kelley o Ga Reed p.eu 10
sssT SsT 0.eah ~nsss oay saeG G9uSss Gloucester
nr sSSs SS Hs for
seSr Sr Sse r psM' aassn. iioSSs S SANFORD apr
schr Evelyn Parker Stamford.
schr George Washington, Peck, STANFORD
schr i smith barter, T'Irhavon for Virginia
Schr Energy (of Yarmouth from an Eastern port 10 In
the ice at Throgg's Point
Ship Energy. Caulkns from liverpool arrived sist, en-
to blow w @ for S
since which have haf modeie weaner ana yarsoe winds
and for London I5 from Fouchon, and supplied
her with provisions Jan 18Th Soh3 & J,hnsoa ,o an able
misssn ops ssrd @ ana m !, nas u blowing owl Gae at
Liverpool houui Feb 81 took a pilot from boat
No ~. ID Jones, of Nantucket Shoals Had Eve men
badly frost bitten. had only ten able to do duty
arrival
The ship sorer arrived es, from Liverpool. REPORTS
Feb 3, WIN iadley OF rlct0u vs. fell from the
msintopmast gard died from the eiers OF the fall
the lith.
BELOW.
Bark Niagara tBreml kaufman, from Bremen Dec 20.
Bark Everhardt tPrus), from Rotterdam.
AlEo ahp at anchor al SW Spit.
SAILED.
Steamships City Of Baltimore. and Denmark Liverpool:
VIM Penn, London; 81 Laurent Havre south America,
Rio Janeiro; Gen sedgwiek Galves,on Gen Meade New
savannah: souder, Ashland and saragossa. Charles
ton Rebecca Clyde. Wilmington. NC: Hatters Richmond
Yazoo Norf ok Prometheus Baltinore Francenia Port
land: the lower bay ships Witch Of the Wave
Deslumbranss. Danl Marcy; brig Eliza Thompson; and
others.
Wind at sunset N, fresh.
The New York herald., 1868-02-23

tens or the narrs OF the contents of priva
mum atoa en- gs,ed 10 him for trsnsnis ION aeav
cry or VINO shall wii'ullv expose naarc 10 smt
OF neiser The same. shall, convicion before anv
oouf', be afIttgci guilty Of misdemean'r aud snail
suner mrr'sonment IN the county jail or work onse in
tue CO. whore such conv tiun hall he he'd for
OF not more than three months Shall pay ne rot to
exceed I'VE hundred dollars The discretion of the court
ana any person Who shall wilfally by connyance with
any cierS operator or messen or oner employe OF
aoy teiegreph company, otherwise wifuliy ard
wfongIuliy obtain or attempt to obtain any knowledge
OF any teieersphc message despatch, communication
or commentators while the shalt be in transms-
SON. without first having the assent and authority Of
some person having the right TO give such assent aud
a an,horlty, shall 90 deemed guilty OF msdemeanor
ana shaiL upon conv cton be punished bv ne OF not
more than 81 900 or Imprisonment for not than
three mouths, or by both such Ane and imprlsonmenL
The New York herald., 1868-02-23

FaoN lIGERIA-A4EivAL ~ GoIcoSpA. - letter.
have been received ~ Ar toppinger correspon iing
seeretary OF the Amerraa ooa On 500 oiy report
iV the arrival o. ihe SOC ety. sntarnr pacSet ship COL
conda onro H. Dcce nrr "a after pleasant passage
OF thirty six days from Charleston South Carolina The
lar o party OF emigrans s1e sifely carried out
welt and delighted with their al ,pet homes ia Iiber
Ihe Goconda was to leave the African about the
2oh Of January and may he expeced TO arrive NJ
Baltimore Sne VIII oe provisioned at that port and
calf al Savannah where she will take in the most tha
intending emigrants. some thres thousand Of the
thougntfil and ehierprlng freedmen have applied for
passage and numbers are pei ionng Congress- for the
to reach and scts in mat gro sing republic The
friends of the Rev r. r. Gurlev, of this city. viii! re-
oics to learn that his health and that Of his who ac
companiod him, had improved the voyage. They
had landed at several OF the Iiberan towns would
return IN the Golconda - ia M American, Feb. 90
The New York herald., 1868-02-23


AsLsr-os Friday evening, February ~, Eymys
GsrrEUbR younecst daughter " George Snd zoe Ahos,
aged year and 10 month";
The relatives ana friends OF tho family respect
fully invited 20 attend The funeral, from the residences
Of her parents No 254 Carlton avenue, Brooklyn this
(ssnday) afternoon, a hslf.past two O'Clock.
Basry AT Bergen. on SATURDAY, February ~, BssRy
B. BEAry, aged 81 years and months.
Tho friends and relatives Of tho family are respect
fully invited attend the funeral on Monday after
noon Al hsK- past O'Clock. al the Reformed Dutch
church. d Berges
California papers posse copy
BorwsrI.---On Friday, February n, al the residence
OF her son.fn.law, after o shori Illness, AxxLrA Bo.-
vsrt. wife OF George Bolwe In her Sssh year.
The friends respectfully invited 10 attend the 70
nerai from No Union square, this Sunday after
noon st one o'clock thence her remains wi bs taken
TO the sixth street Bspti church, between avenues
aud O. where the funeral services will be held 81 two
o'clock, and from thence 70 Greenwood
Bsrcs --on saturday, February "a, OF congestion OF
the lungs, Colonel WILLIAM Bkucs, aged IS years and 20
days
fully invited TO attend the funeral this Sunday after
noon, At one O'Clock, from his late residence No.
Abingdon square.
poil As--on Friday February al. Avn BorL.s. in The
4sth year OF her age.
Tue frends Of the family and those or hcs brothers
owen and Peter hcPhips. requested TO attend The
funsrs from the residence Of her son-in-law Albert
Fitzpatrick No 80 Gosrck street. this Csundsyl after
noon, at balf.past ore cclork, 70 Calvary Cemstery.
DAly.--On Ihursday, February 20 asr q short
illness. hoWAft DALS. ssed ~ wears.
His ffsnds and those of his father Edward Day, aud
his fsthsrn-iaw, Patrick tonlou are respectfully W
vited 20 attend the funeral from his ass residence. 403
East stvss,senh street, this Sunday afternoon, ~
b.. yaAl SAe y uos-.
pxirscnS la Hosacs. On Saarssy, rosrasry "A
The New York herald., 1868-02-23

| A Multitude of Campaign Meetings-Iienry
Clay Dean His Muscie-(:ener sicktes'
| Retire useni from the Field
The New York herald., 1868-02-23
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY %, 1858.
CLEARED.

Steamship Rapidnn, Cheeseman, Havana and New Or
Ienns-Ivingston, Fox K Go.
Steamship Gen Meade, sampson, New Or!eans-Samuet
Stevens.
Steamship Montgomery. Lyon. Sayannah--R Lowden
Steamship san Salvador, Nickerson Sayannah-W Car
Steamship Niagara, Brakeman. Norf0lk-S l. McCrcAdy
schr w II Jones, Line, Fe snaudina-A Abbott
The New York herald., 1868-02-23
HERA1D SUNDAY FEBRUARY % lse8-TRIPLE

tona politics beyoDf the ~repulng OF the tamnany
ring, the result Of which is still question OF time
The New York herald., 1868-02-23
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


CysIf. -rrcrmx1s.-In Brooklyn, on Thursday,
rehrusr, 20 nv Rev A. ?. Putnam Mr.. GyosGs u.
CuaIs OF North Carolina TO Miss Fs,sis 81, daughter
OF william Tuckergsan, Esq, o. PorYnoash, n h No
tGrds
The New York herald., 1868-02-23
SHIPPIN NEW S.
Almanac for New Yorl-rhis Day.
Weather Along tho C0nst.

sum d5 iiian iG wn,sr....evs So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-14
r.a,te,. from Loudouu Comfy.
correspondence OF the Biehmond Epp1. nne

Corresr ondence OF the siennoho f.s.c
LoupouS COUNTY, January 10, 1895.
Christmas has come and gone, ana We
reioice to know it "comes put, ohs :. &
wear" good old honest festival tna' . ~ d.
or used to be, Of "peace on earth ana after after
Mill towards men %; but in these Tar
days of negro suffrage and wh's 0 s saasnn
snce n comes to us only as .ne s ses
wben the ebony idols must DC plop..,a;ou
IN eecnre their good Offices 10. .ne .ouhns
..oar There ii a general lpoispos,sou On
yea. ,,ort 70 engage for the year, and many
. .nfi' apnl I work by the day. How they
wiz .nnose TO work so little aud supply them
.eives with food and fuel, our corn-6eld,
rail fences. and wood piles alone can tell.
Our county paper gives some interesting
statistics, showing the, results of emanci-
patton. In 1860 the white population of
Loudoun was 1921 the black, 6,752.
The recent registration shows no decrease
Of the whites, notwithstanding the loss of
life in the war, while there is decrease
of 1902 in the negro population.
There is call for Conservative meet
ing in Lccsburg on the goth of January TO
organize according to the plan proposed
BY the State Convention.
The condition of our people is much the
same as chat described by the Fauquier
writer We have enough to eat and to
wear: we attend to our own business
greenbacks are scarce, aud the roads are
bad" And having food and clothing, we
should Herewith be content. If the num-
Der of marriages be any criterion Of the
prosperity of the county, we are flourish
ing like green bay tree. +.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-14
OFFICE VIRGINIA CsSTR Al RAILROAD CoM'Y,l
RICHMrND. IAunArY l, 1888. {


THFSAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
" kOAD-LAND EEcElTED IN PAYMENT OF
SUBSCRIPTIONS OF sTOUk.-Tha fifteenth sec.
ton Of the act passed March ], 1857, "to provide
for the completion Of line or lines of railroad
from the waters III thu Chesapeake to the Ohio
river" authorizes the Virgi,ia Central Railroad
Company TO contrac, with the Gogington and Ohio
Railroad Commissioners for the construction Of
the railroad from Corington to the Ohio river;
and In the event such contract be made, It shall
Railroad Company, and be entitled to all the
rights and privileges conferred on the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company by This act.
The ninth section OF tne above ment toned act
gives to the Chess peake and Chic hailrnad Com
pany the tight 10 rsceiye land in payment OF sub.
scriptions OF stock.
ginia Central Railroad olnpany entered into q
contract to construct the Govt ION aud Ohio rail.
road npon condition that $3.50, ooo Of stock was
subscribed TO
sUBSCkIPTlOAS OE STOCK PAYABLE IN
LAND II the pr ces are satisfactory, and make
Inc same preferred, with eight per cent. dtvt-
aend as soon as tho road is completed to the ehio
river.
will receive application for subscription to
such eight per cont preferred stock OF the Chesa.
Peaks and ohio railroad, payable in lands, along
inc line or ANY OF the railroads In Virgins, :.
y Parties who propose TO subscribe lana VIII pe
expected, in every case to furnish AZ tnels owi,
cost the report OF some laTy or Ganeo ps ihyos.
,Hst tie title Is s99S ans P.nSe not exoeedng the
The minnie value OF tho stock OF the Chesa.
mated from the receipts Of the northern lines.
Last wear the receipts of the Pennsylvania Cen
trail a58 miles, We're Sc, 5SS, SS3 the New York
Central, 45s miles, S;a,5St,1sS
President Virginia Central Railroad Company.
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