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New-York tribune., 1868-01-29

A CoIDTS WgpDING.-AIr Levi and Mrs. Martha
Reed. WHO were married in Fairhaven. Vt. Jan. 10
1915, celebrated their iftieth anniversary of that
event In that town. where taiter - years absence
they again reside They have had nine children, of
whom fivo remain on oarth-One living in California
another in Rochester, and the residue in Wosthayen
all Of lhem with their parents, professors OF reli
gion The Rutland Herald says:
Tho gathering exceedingly pleasant After
good ENJOYABLE supper remarks wero made upon the
changes ~ tho past half century In political affairs in
religious uagcs and IN the common conyenienees oi me-
The aged people present would have It that they were
quite as happy 50 years ago NJ they are now, thOush
there ara locomotives instead OF oxen teams kerosene
laps instead Of tnlow candles and esburner stoves IN
nd the largo open Chhuueys Ihey are almost sure
that fey we're IA arm I'm church then without any stove
IN IL as they are with oil modern Improvements
though tho opening prayer then used 70 he over 40 mn
utes long and the sermon exceeded an hOur ana ha.
OF course they think that people are not 80 pouS now rs
used aud they not very cure tat the sun
Some renarks made the peculiar blessings OF ola
age-thc rich experience which years or trial gaNehs
repose that 4, earned by honest tothe distinctive
memories Of pa-t he-the fugtured ludgment-the uls-
cpuncd mind-thc perfection through suffering, when
old pcoplo hive OF which younger ones cannot know.
Zone son related u tOnchng incident. showing the
blessed influence OF his Christian mother upon ilh0w
she PRAYED with him when he was boy, ana tho g0ou
effect n had upon him In after years.
familiar HYMN was then sung by the company, anu
that The evening Of fc Father and Mother Reed may
bo plea sanity prolonged aud that their eyes may close at
last without cloud that their sun may SET
"As ss the morning star, which goe'
NJ, iown behind the iarArnd ve't. nor bl's
Oiscared anOag The tsnpe,ii Of the stI:
Bot me.is iaio the lglt " hes'eI'
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ABRKy'TlAi sheion w. SGpiiy, Jan sS a'ri. wife Of
The ,s,. nd friends OF The family respectfully invited to siead
tho funeral residence No. IL hasi Fourteenth 81 oa
Thur@lar, o'clock without inrthef n"ho1
DAvIs-In Brooklyn TUESDAY jan g. Flora only daughter Of Chs
snd II,ie n. Davis
her fsera at No 9l Clinton ST.. on hnrsd' 'enoon 'Sa ~
O'Clock.
Boston papers please eopr
MAY-Iu Brooklyn Tui,I I,n g. Dr. Horace Nay in the sh
year Of his , A., -,
fr0m his late residence No. 81 Court ST. brooA A. on 'u' ~
Jan 20. at o'clock p M
McKINLRY-On MONDAY morning a. l6 At ' late resdep
No $50 Fourth John Mckinley tone OF he American auu
III friends expected sead the nnsEa ~ "ooH III on
Neinesiay
poaRROY-Ou Tue.ia Jaa n Of dphther Chse Daniel onlg
Charles g. and Clara l. Pomeoy aged ~ NOUNS aa
TIE ise, and friends o the my invited attend the fners
At he residence Of bis parents No. u Leease, Brooklyn d. 90
THURSDAY Jan. 3d. at ]! o'clock p m
PARDOWOn Tuess jan 2 Joseph sn,tus at son OF Robert
aud Kate s. PsrdoN aged moaths aud days
RFDwAY-The funeral Reiway s take Pscs at %.
Sixth Presbyterian Church Newark n j. THIS {" snedayl aetno"o
O'Clock
wILLsoS-ou MONDAY Ju e at hi, residence No 800 East Forty
srth.st. John W. Wilson, aged 30 years 80 .,-,
The will take place Neilcsay JAn y AZ IL el'eh a.
from bio late residence
wARNAS-At ~ SATURDAY. Jan 90 AnusEllen sse
II da and TUESDAY, Jan 20 Mason BROOKS asa sJeA
months aud 20 dys children Waller snd Anna d. Warmsn
Tn. fneAl will place ThllaJ, Jtn 80 at y o'clock n
The snd friends OF the family respectfully Invited 30 a'ead
without flitheruOtce.
Orange aud Ulster Go. papers phase copy.
The onp,ncns CORISTHIAE CHAPTER No 39 X A. ~ are
tue funeral OF late ccopaon Be g. don o
o'clock i.rm ms residence al actor" 'le -
J.. b. GARDNER, al. T.
h NJ ALyosp. jr, Secretary.
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Judgment which should not be taken when those STATS
were unlepreseIted in Congrcss aud when the ntesSS
until those States represented Thos lines OK ran
roads essential the growth - tho South III re
speaking in the interest Of the freedmen, ne should
cay, lct those land-grauts b and.
Nc. JULIAN agreed with the gentleman from Maine
upou the Importance Of railroads and inter ndcd 70 laFor
tie removal of the grants He asked whose fat II was
that the Southern States were not represented III Con
Mr. BLAINE replied that it certainly was not the fault
Of the freedmen or of the loyal men; , . .,..
Mr.. ELDRIDGE Dem, WIS., woulc like n answer thAt
question It. was the fault OF the gentleman from lu1ana
Mr. BLAINE desired TO keep politics ont Of the ques
ton lie speaking for the material interests o te
Gc a oya. h ne fo ro tbc ,c1men and mon
the loyal men OF the south equal TO that OF supplying
them with roads 10 facilitate transportation Of their cot
ton and grain crops IL WAS, therefore. the maddest e
OF policy 20 strp those ralioad companies o. 'u'i
Mr. wAsHBURN Rep.. I'D alluded 10 his opposition
week or two ago TO bill renewing railroad sriht ~
IOwa-the Dubuque and Sioux City Ralroad-ahd .liu
that the Governor Of that State had since then sent
message TO the Legislature complaining OF thal Z ~
for its utter bad faith ia the matter lie was IN lNoI vi
taking away all those land grants and OF Keeping 'no
Mr. TRiMBfE Dem Ky) asked DIr. Julian whether
the bill would operate 10 forfeit the lands oi ne ODe
and Ohio Rairoad the JacE5on nroad am
Mr. JULIAN Gid not understand the biA 10 anec' ei'ei
Mr. TRIMBIF then asked Mr. Julian whether he would
accept amendment exempng those r0ids rom inc V4
Mr. JULIAN injured whether II hc should do so, he
Urmbo) would then vote for the bill =,
Mr. IkINBlE replied lit ne Noho hol' D,l ~,
especially that the roads mentioned by Inn should De e
einpt from the proposed forfeiture lie Icnih1et Wy
gentleman from Indiana that ninctenths OF the interest
in Southern railroads is owned In the Eatrn Htates Hnu
In Europe, and that, IN reporting tho bi nc Wts stlo
his own friends IN Boston, NcW-NOrk and el,eHbcre
Mr.. JULIAN, replying to q remark py Mr Liu1dSe'
said that when the southern states sholu oio pA h
10 the they would do within Il lew weeks no
would the reyiyng and renewing OF tAoso Fhroad
grants. A., e,...
Mr.. MCCLURG Rep. MOI. Chairman OF the select
Committee Southern Railroads spoke IN support o thc
| bill.
Amendments 10 the bill were offered rs follows:
Mr. ARNEIl Dem. Cal)-PfOyilng that the torfeN-
ure shall apply the grant made 81 the Nashville ana
Decatur Railroad Company ,
Mr.. PILE Qecp. Mo-prOyiding that IL shall nOt Apply
to the grant made to the Alabama ana tennessee IiI-
road Company. ~,
Mr. BLAINE Ncp.. Me.)-A new sectOn, making the
forfeiture apply 20 a grants to states o. railroad Copo
ratons that hayo expired by limitation
| without any vote the House adjourned
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thcse relating 10 the Suspension from Office OF persons on
trial Tor impeachment during the pendoncy OF ne pro
Representatives Tor an order euspcndnG th o'S'L @ o
trial for exercise OF his powers and daes, the senate
may, 10y vote OF twOthiIds OF the mCmhcls present. anu
Noing, grant 5uch an order ana may ca. on, ~
ln the civil. naval or military service, WITH ah Ae lc,c
az his disposal 20 enforce SUCH, or any otLe'
mtcr'ocutory order as we'll a. any final Judgments
Officers dsregarding such reouisition OF thc senate
sitting as high court of impeachment. shall be uee
gully OF contempt, and may also De suspended from On
during the progress OF proceedings against th.. NJ
c0nteupts violations OF the provisions OF tils am & wa
hindrauCes 70 thoir execution tLe part OF any pcrV
whatever 10 be punished 10y fines. not exceeding
$5OOOO, or imprisonment fiOm year 10 twenty ycS
or both, 40 the discretion OF the Senate.
TIE SUPPLEMENTARY RECONSTRUCTION BILL
AT the expiration OF the morning hour. . -
Mr.. FRELINGHUYSEN Qiep., n. j. took the hoof on
the supplementary Reconstruction bin lie spoke at con
adorable length, but cannot lind space, this morhdiE
for report Of his remarks
DEFICIENCY BILL. H.
The deficiency bin again brought over rom ~ ~
House. with the announcement Of refusal 10 concur IA
on a motion OF Mr. MORRILL, rep, Mane) the senate
appointed, consisting of Messrs. Morrill, Iol MalNe''
Hawos aud Grimes. . - ,,.,,ao "
The announcement also made that the Honsc @ 20 re-
fuses 10 concur IN the Senate amendment 20 ,le optJ
peal the tax on cotton cxempting foreign
after let OF june next. . ~ pnoyalo,v
After debate Senators Morgan, CcnlcoS "l" "
were appointed such Committee
METERS. ~.
On motion Of Senator SHERMAN ,Kepg % Oio,' a. 1917
resolution 10 provide commission W VN"'" W ~
spirit meters was taken up .ttour,, ~, co,,,
All SHERMAN moved 10 amend ny ailOWuR tlc % Vpni,
mission until March !, instead Vi f'p AO ~ A'o '
report, which was agreed 20 -, J., ,,.,,.,. nod
fTe RELAXED several instances where he hmSeI, hau
vaulX souq the removal of dishonest officials ana con
cudcd by hoping strenuous attempt would be made 10
enforce fhe collection oi the tax -, a.
After long debate on the subject Of The meters the
amendment was adopted. and the necessity for 1t, the
iont resolution. was passed ,
ON motion of Mr. CHANDLER. at $40 o'clock the Sen
ate went into Executive Session. and soon aiier al
iOlvncd
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THE STATE or TRADE.
RrROPEAy MARKErA


sy ATLANTIC r.i RgKAPH TRiBcss.
LoSpoS Jan money and tie account 93i f9J
III moi. Central RAILWAY shie, 81 Erie Rsa hife, gi United
S.stes FiSs.Tventy bonds, 7ls
for orey and tie acoait oJl2 United
Tssaiy tonts III. i-o.S CeaA Railway SHARES of
Brie Rsissy shares, syi
Yysunr-Cous, money sti e sceo1nt close AZ 9o!n9
American secue, quiet the following quo;a'ous United
states TvenJ boa iii IaCs Central Railway shares s6 iEe
Rsilssy shares pi
issue Of 1861. 76i.
AnerpoouUnisd States Py, .nties M the issue OF 1862 C
Evsnnx-Uoit.d P,eTw ors r the Issue Of 1862 7si
LivEEPoob Jan 20Noon que! and steady The est
mated sales TO-DAY 900 bales Ming upanis 7aTd; MID
ding Orlsan, 8dsh Corr G3 @r mred Western Wheat, 6 for
Whit. California and s for No Milwaukee Red Barley 56 fo
American Oats 3li for American Pea, &c for Canadian Flour
SIG for Western Beef eo for Extra Prime MesL
Pork New Eastern Prime Mess Lard 5j for Fine American
Cheese o the bhe,. Of Fine American Bacon N &
Cumberland Cut No. IL Dutch slsrdagd sugar 6 Ron for
Common Wilmington aud ~ for Tns Pale. Talow a. Tor Amsr
can Spirits Tarpeutiue 1o per Petroleum I2 Tor Refined
E1eniueO,ton closes steady but quiet. the following prices
Mddiug Upl,n 7id'idi hldln. orlears ad8d The sales
ia, foo. up ba The advice, Manchester favorable
Corn a for Western Wheat 49, white Caioruia, and
us far No 2Misauies Rel Barley SIG Tor American Oats VI
r American &C. Cor Canadian Flour 81 for Western Beef
100 for Winter Cured Prime Mess Pork ~ New Eastern Pms
Mas. Lard m Que American Cheese 533 fcr tho hhest
osu,s Bacon o Cumberland Cut No ~ Duth SnI sessr
2ia Rou o., nr Common Wilmington and NJ for Fine P''
J.loy q. o Anenssu Peoern l9 gallon for Spis At refill
...s Of Rsased Iisld Spirits Tarpentns 81.
continues s.-Iy pe bat there fing OF
IN N, ,,,ulrr fer tbs sales ts sl 20, reach opOO bales
Maap, UpAua 1isii Nlfps osl,sDs saCld. Cora has de-
- "A 4a for Mixed esisrp sas Peas To 10 for cansn foaf
=, y1 sr we..n Fora h,. declined to 7U fer New EAs'n
M,. na siVAn si o. 81 H., Pas Ametit No ea.hGs
.,v. s,eurtsa In The Prodaee rsFet
Io,,os yu ss-Soss.-wAis OIL 50 ga gs''Soa sa''s
New-York tribune., 1868-01-29
LATEST SHIP NEHS.
POkr or NBw.YoaK.
ARIsIN ED.

ARRIVED
Ss,f, City AT serp (8r Arehouse Liverpool 18th usl and
ouensoyn i6th la snd J5 to John g. Dale Jan H. iS
Of Cape Cesr, passed steamship Scota h'hee of
Jan N at noon Saud HOOK passed ship American Ia"a
from Liverpool f,r hes-lork. 60 IA, -, -
steamship Hoey Neg Orleans J'a 10 With mise and pass
to g. II. NslofJ 5 Co. -. , -. A..
W K Garrison. - IL.
steamship Relief fEeciinz Williams With cargo from bark Pe'
ashore al Fire Island. ~ Coas-N rocking toilDanF
scr Gesner Egter Baltimore 10 dsJ' sh coa 10 'uu'u
schr Goo, Henderson Norfolk days With to T. p Chase
Schr. Csr Holmes Wilhert. Baltimore, "i.h Gosh
WIND-At sunset Nb, With snow.
SAILED.
Sssuship, German. for Hamburg. ktns or Liverpool Cphfs
FOR Sr.nnlh ssosa for Rebnopd va Sc ship Arnold BonHSe
sor Phi.ielphis. ia tow Of slssmtug America
SPOKEN.
BARK Crek" Rio janero bound 10 Baluno Ish %
D. m Caiu.oteslge bearing "NW % miles
NAVAL.
II. .,er, oh,.ot bss arrived one0nsy reported sse
a. Fo.tre Moaro OF sews Point adjusting omPAs,e.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PoRr-xs Mo~ROY jan 2s-Atyei, steamship Rehrees CJde
from baltimore Wilmington n c. put 1 because Of se.s
.eAhef Passed up brk Cricket from ke for Baltimore "'n
ssy,ss.a Ca Jan ss,ea steamships Thames and Virgo for
Neg.forhL % - ,r,....
sAs FKsScrso Jan 28Ausd. g. g. Revenue cu'tsr Alliance
Baos- bark Pehin, from Boston Sailed DARN oeanc' '
LIVERPOOL
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Faou TRUSTWORTHY DATA it has been csti-

From TRUSTWORTHY DATA it has bccn csti-
anuuh Of III ssop born IN tie United States
hsre ,h ;aberesous condition sad Consequence are
ppo.sJ Pumonirr Complaints; v equally v established
pred p,o1 need not sn in Consumption Asthma or any
other ns dseaa II Iue sahr8es' he oh-erytd anl all
cns eAa promptly treated Ley sd,e = just sneh eases DR.
D. J.rNWs h beneficial effects and has
pro1si se ses, proportion u n BESIDE promptly removing
Coughs Colds WHICH, shn lA g. themselves. are the most common
cause f hs,nt iscogmcn The Erps.orip asTs iHnsu
to, which r, eI b. promoting easy eTpoTon cesnse the
lasg, o., e suaces which clog then sni wh rapd DESTROY
~heasaasrsd t, fsissiu. Soi by al Dusss.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-29
ptSSEyGERS ARRIYED.

PROM LIVERPOOL Jan. 2}p steamship City OF Ar'TerpN Ns
Arai- P,ry mss ~ Reid Mr. Botehert Mr, Bobe:et ar g.
Irsgn w. Booth Watson Nf Chaplin, V. H. Channing w
rnssei Jses Boeai Mr Maurice A. j. Chisholm. hr and Ms
Morton Mr Petre Wale, H. Wade g. Hodges Hugh keondr
Mr. Knv.l,u children the Countess Leonct Mr.
MaSn,osh Cleveland Mr. Davenport M Webb and u lhoAs'
d. H. Johnson. James Hassel y
Fuler p steven. giie iian Beresfe w Beresior
rr Mr. sumner webb cspr Mcrat the Rev. John NJ y
PROM SAYANNA Jan. 2}--in steamship San Jacnto-Hr NJ
Krtchna L. H. Sewhi Mf and Ms Horalo Jenkins Captain van
Mack Iohn Calhoun. G. yogr M W J. King sud daughter
Nr, Ssh Jens1, C. eueken j. A. Brown A. b. ShieJ his H. >
Ws,nore : 81 Cluch. ]. t. SHAW !. Sahgal NJ. Rier
New-York tribune., 1868-01-29
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20. 1868

Oh. elO In-eed OF. Sc ici y aS' Ln'eei Cakes
eiO lO per for Tin Obong.
Ateruoot- reported in The HIS m dspa'h
Evening -wbse OH. y gons Sperm OIL aiiV = i"'
Iiaseed Oh G5 o T. Laseei Cakes so le Tt1a o' in'
Ob.onK
ASrvERr Jss i1i fr'ne' f'' S'ind"i
White
Eyeuiss Petroleum i5l r,ue for STANDARD whfs
New-York tribune., 1868-01-29
Sp,tial gOiit,s.

Why Does Phnions Flor do Mayo" the ueu Perfume for
tho s.atescb all the other luxurious temptations OF The
day Because temptation il is sin not to yield TO
Public 1eetiugA Special Meeting OF the FBSfON CENTRAL
ChMPAGN CLUB Will he held WEDNESDAY Jan 20 a. Head
Broadway and Twenty seoudst at y o'clock lhs
Exec Committee viii report their organization
Assembly District ogsnizatons are
aueed the place at o'clock Tor
the purpose organizing accordance with AresJ aud OF TIE Con
stn.iou transaction Of regular business the hoa u
SHAW the T. ID. CULVER. aal the Hon r. tiIHIAN WA
,adres, the Clab J. q. ABBE, President.
II NJ. LAxA.
L. L.. A-Council will hold eng a. ihs Han cor
A. "A O'Clock D. m Address w. W. BROOM ESQ Susct; Peris
and Amens The public aye cordially invited to .tsend
Ssss reserved for aie. NATHANIEL AFhbioS rte'asnL
NJ. JOHNSON, SecretsU
Iuion Rcpubcan General Couifnttce.At az adoaroed
held Tuesday enng lsnusv l
he to1oving re solutions ers unanimously adopted:
accordance with the call OF The Union Republican
Stat, Central Union Republican Assembly D,
ou. 10 and hey hereby directed meet hsirrpsce
evening d. 1908 and elect by ballot three
Delegates Alternate Delegates TO the Union Republican
held Syracuse February 1888 The Predsn. Of
each his absence the ohcer thereof hs
o three inspectors whose du shah and the
with tho President Recording Secretary
..d alton shall the credentials Of elected
Eocs Of ID. time place boiling sad stall bs published
m the Thane Tor AZ said election
Polls 10 all TO 10 open from TO . O'clock
FREEMAN J. FITH1AS, Pfs'id'n''
S.,aGs, WV ps'sASsD; 81 srRozo. Secretaries.
Eighteenth Assembly District fenron Cnnpshsn
sdionraed meeting OF the club Will be hed 90
DAY EVNNG January 29 At No t0i Fonrthse A7t oos Az
it9Sa Gsa p Co,cnsos sseS SAMUEL URMy
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

"Mark Moc'-Send your "gcnlns" 90 Da-
kota and have him prc6mp 80 acres of land ~ Rad
ical II Walker fought the Battle OF Grenada on Oct Is.
1855. O. Arisdes sn Athenan philosopher, and died
ut Athens fGa B C. So conspicuous the purity and
rectude OF his character that I'm slfetme he was called
Thc Just" B. Oh, The times. on. the cuHtom-' d. An
abbreyaton OF Monsieur aud Ny Friend 8. Yes. per
fnnil, In
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THE TRIBUNE AND TIE PEOPLE

The following are few Of the letters receiVeu Dy
The 11BUNE. concerning subscriptions Inc VIZ
ors appear to know now, what all viii fe'u1o ne. NJ
Snmme, end Autumn that 81 spent now LOT ii'H
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OFFICE or ". q b. Douglas $3.50
MmpIFIOwN, CONN. JAM b b,,s,'
Iuco ed you have our check On the tn . nelro had3,
politan for SGl, for when pea - vrt,,,y TeTp
TS 5r ne year per your Is d IN 'S odr gs 70 70
,,c~ m 'ops of our wolmck, who are thOfOushy
IN earrr fo the OF the great prnciple OF tn
t 80. nj exact Justice 10 an mon without Cstlhctiuh
-, color You have stood oraVcly Tor these uii'
- 10 al liberty and your success III 1866 Is dOuDy
certain yours respectfully. w T. DV''l'o'
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liioel q Chnudon t'hnnipas ne.

Having received ID. ns, shipment Msss Meet cS,sd.,, sS
IMPERIAL tGREbE SRALl VBLBNAi aad fLbVh DIX sbihN'
TH HXlGLLkNr VINTAGE OF 800 beg 70 az sss .1
Of shr public thcss Wines especially W me YIN
PRsN sEA which has been by eonoehs Be
tof eosnpsgns hssc imported into this esun
TIE shove Wines o sal, ell acas ueae"h "iHe'
Nj, c'., ANTHONY OBCHS,
Sol. Agent for Measr, Mees ensalss 70 tte u y y
yermsat sprinx Water, Which Caeoer Serohs Esi'ny
Ul.ers kseJ Diseases &c IL add by dfayfAb IN oos n'hsa
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rsa. Na,s,ss DeV,A no t;s H,s~est, Nst IekA
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IAnfolnesa .ia !

The excellence Of KEATS EAST INDIA CoFFEE
tL~a prssc Soil br Al grcrf BeNns iai1s
ton. Derol, N,, zjj 20, sai %; wa,hins',lst
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TuH TmEF COMPELLED TO RE MS OWN IN
fefrne against bgrsa thsi knoF
ol-ot1 HrppERKpw thrn has bolts watch
n-.CH. TsWssgSp TIE hest protection r-s devised srn
hursl,rt LrcsyfsLp. Ohce BuEgLA. AlAKs 4ALs
us.PH No. Dl BreaiN., h. HOiss.
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If every one used WIsThR'S BALshM OF
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wgLIHAYDOcKo 27th Inst By Pnds ceremony Nor
,oae Sarah W., daughter Of Hoos ha,ao'A al :"
al. .srfe
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r,,T--I, Tr0v WORKS, JOHsTOWN. Pa. Jan. u, l5Is'
Herewith YOU will find draft on Third Ma
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,. ad0r, of tie undersigned, at this place Tor dislI
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$40 nnc.
OF THE UNION PACIFIC RAu.RohD,
RUNNING wBsT FROM OMAHA

OF TIE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD,
RUNyIsG wBsT FROM OMAHA
ACROSS THE CONTINENT.
ARR NOW COiPlRrgD.
TIE TRACK BEING LAID AFD TRAINS RussIsc
WITHIN Ten MILES or THE SUMMIT
OF THg ROOKY MOUNTAINS
The remaining miles VII fnlshe ths weather
ths roabel be sufficiently packed receive the rails Tho
work continues 10 b. pushed rga the rock cutting on 20 "esh
slope sh gasbad energy sni foros VII b. employed
during The thaa before The prospect iia tie whole
GRAND LINE TO THE PACIFIC
WILL BIZ C0NPLgTED IN is.o
Va, never better provided k
proved anpe tee lack o fa i'r ts rest psss
ton ftae enterprise Thes, dyi no four
I.-UNITED STATES BONDS.
Having tti,tr ,e.r. to rn sd bearing per currency
A. the rate OF per nile r 81 miles tie Plans thea AZ ths
rate Of ss COZ per nile 10 niles through ne Rocky Mosasst
then At the rate pc. nile of the remaining dsuee i9s"ms
te Urte States ssoad ts senr The ses oa hr''
paid by Un~ states Gogernment wien A"p'gs o'
Crp.py one bali the It. bills in money fos transporting "
freight troop mails rerasiuisg h Of te'e hs - placed %
Compsns credit sinking ft which may nnsJ d.
charge she whole Of thi, ler
2.-FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
D. it. charter the COMPANY permitted 10 t'as rs oTa fraN Wort
eags Bonds the ta boais i b. tie oEeSnat
more only pad progr,sga The Trrsss br 'a
Bonlhoiers MoTgsn u 5 senator from esish
and the Hon oakes Ame Ne he a. Horse of RepreAs
Who responsible Tor delivery of Gs g3 20 Zoe Csa
psny in accordance with The Of the la~
3.-TIE LAND GRANT.
The Union Pacific Company gsp; sai, d-s
ton Of 800 to the mite on IKE a' u The
which s be worth less iAsa 81 20 per acre. " ta '~ea
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4.-TIIE CAPITAL, STOCK
The Authorized cap .,l Of the Pacific Railroad conomy si
oO 200 Of which a 500 OO0 have been pad srraiy done