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SnEkiFr,S SALE.

NOTICE lie hereby given that NV virtue
~ ofs copy Of q decree, issued from thu
''fiice ~ The clerk Of the Dubois Common
Peas Cour,. and 10 me diverted. dir. citing
me % make the sum Of $3.50 40. With in.
,es~st aud coats. I will proceed TO ofie-
tor ssIe 81 Public auction, 10 the highest
bidder. for rssn in hand. at the door OF the
cour, hou-e OF DUBOIS county. in The town
Of Jsspsr. on
SATURDAY, Mrch 7. 1868.
Between 'he hours of lo o'clock. A. n and
o'clock. p. NJ of said day. the rents end
prof sfor = term no; exceeding sevrn yesr.
u the following described zeal estate, sisu-
s'ed in Dubois county aud Si.ie OF Indiana
Iosn:
TIE south east qnarier Of the north ess,
qnar'es aud the = uih west quarter Of VIA.
.orih easi quarter o. section number i've.
Town three. south range four west. conIsiB-
bg eighty scrs-, mvr~ o. less.
And on failure 10 -ealize the mil amount
If principal. interest and costs called tor bv
aid decree, I will 81 the ssms time end
,lsce, and in like manner, sell tn. lee sim
,ie Of said real estate.
Taken in execution NJ the property cf
Peter B-omm and Gerirurc l,r.mm Of the
nj, of Wi.lism Scha,t-rmsn, ex-ru'or of
he last will nj Willi-m Pc.hon. d~c'd.
Said sale NIL be made ~iih"m any reliei
shsiever IRON The vaiusiion or spprsissuens
avs.
HENRY MAUNTEL. SherE DC.
Feh. Z, IS6S-3S
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PARTICULARS lNOA A n.
10 whom IL may Concern,

VlsH Z und-rsiY ned IL now Masking susEge-
l. m-n's IN leave jasper IN the Spring Tor
Europe snd therefore notifies oil persons
~ho sre ind~bred 10 him, that they muss sell
lie :he:r i deb'~dn, - by the l<t OF May,
1868 or their accounts "a III he pisc~d iR the
nsnts OF fficsrs Tor collection. as h. - de.
-ir",,s Of settling up his business before hs
irsvas.
His stock OF Dry Gocd-. CioiLing. Gro.
crrrs. Nviions. &c. Is Tor sale very chesp.
and will be retsiied al co~f .nd csrri- - for
essh. JOSEPH EGG.
Feb II 'ea-'s
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THE TnrNa PRovES.-The johnson
Grant correspondence in regard to the
office Of Secretary of War, was called
for by Congress. and is now before
the country. That snch correspon-
dence should be necessary-that the
General Of the American army should
make it necessary that the President,
his commander-in-cbief, should remain
under an imputation Of doing his sub.
ordinate injustice, amt of ''nsrepre-
=eentation," or vindicate himself BY
proving the General wiltul liar be-
fore the worlds a matter of extreme
regret and humiliation to every one
who has q just pride in the honor Of
the representative men Of our country.
Bot soft is, and right clearly and no
bly, has the President vindicated his
honor, and by the voluntary state
ments OF Secretaries Seward, McCul-
Tough, Welles, Randall and Brown
ing proven that Grant failed to keep
the pledges he had made the President
and had been guilty OF grossly falsi-
tying, in addition to his deceit and
acknowledged pertidy in the War
Office. No wonder the General was
..beas.ly intoxicated" on the streets OF
Washington, on Sunday after be knew
his infamy would be exposed-the
wonder is, that his scared conscience
will allow him to stay sober at all.
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HAVING made the EYE and EAR. with
IL their mary aud complicated diseases.
. speciality and the study Of years. ! desiso
to ssv 10 this community, that | en- pre-
pared 10 treat oil u no msy seek relief froGs-
pain or suffering resulting from any snec.
ton Of these important organs
All know the inesiimsble advantage Of
good eyesight and good hearing. end sho0lf, ;.
consequently, be careful 10 preserve them.
What at frat may spoesr 10 the uaisi'is-
ted but slight disorder. 10 often the gerna
CT Q deep seated disea-e, which msy, for
want If proper attention, Develop itself into
q destructive agent. The slig Asess.inesm.
nation may extend 10 such . degree; aad
hence, l say, we csnnot be TOO csveiul 10
guarding that which msy be 90 easily lest
to NJ.
Long experience in the hospitals Of En-.
rope in miiitsry and civil practice, hss made
me familiar with The minute structure OF
these organs, the disesses 10 which they ere
liable. end the proper treatment 10 sford
prompt and permanent relief.
OFFicE HoURs, from s to II 4. =. sad from
2 10 r. ~.
0TOrrcE. on Third Ssree., between Lo-.
Gust and Min.
JOHN MAGEXISS. M D.,
SURE con CsuIIei.
Nov 60, SLY Evansville. lad
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MARTIN Co. HERALD. This is the
title Ct a new democratic paper. the
first number of which is onour table
published at Dover Hill. in our neigh
boring county. by Mr.. Henry A. Peed
lts columns exhrbk evidence OF abilt,-
which shonld receive liberal .up-
For. trom.tte citizens OF that locality
there's orr UT and best wishes.
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WOIcO0t'~ instant
PAIN ANNlflILATOR

Will cure headsr..~ Ia three minutes.
Foothache in short time. Neursisis and
Esrsche 10 five minutes. Ca'tsrh. snd ns in
cidents in u short lime. No cure no pay il
directions sre followed. Begin in time if
you would avoid Consumption.
j. A McMAHAE.
Loogoo,ee. Gen'l Agent tor Indiana.
For isle in jasper by N. f.. Boring snd
Msr'in Eriedmsnn. who have siso for ssIs
Wolcoti's I'esutifier for the Hair and Ska,
and Smith, Salvation Salve. Wsrrsnied to
give satisfaction.
july IL, 1867,
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DrMoREsrs MnSrnLv AIR. Demon.
est has won the hearts of tho ladies
'this year, by giving them all sorts q,
silverwsre, silx dresses, and other val.
liable things, for premiums. We
have seen some of these '.induce
ments, and find them really beanti.
iul and valuable. like the Magazine
itself. One lady has supplied herself
with sewing.maehine, n parlor, or
gan, and set Of silver spoons and
forks, in less than three years. We
don't wonder that it is easy to get sinh
scribers to "Demorest." The book is
worth the money without any prsmi-
u,A. Publication Office. 473 broad
way, N. I. Send for a circular.
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1.-THE young mea OF our neigh
boring village OF ireland. and vicini-
ty. have organized Lyceum. which,
it is hoped. will prove to be com
plete success. 1t is gotten up Tor the
purpose of deciaiming, reading essays.
and debating subjects. No donht
some very important questions will
come before the society, and be dis
cussed. All of those who desire TO
take part in the exercises are earnestly
requested to attend. The meetia IS
of the Society will be held Oh FRIDAY
evenings of each week.
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NOTICE ALL.

TINE undersigned being in Deed Of Money,
4 must remind all persona indeb,ed 10
hm'to call rud ,eltie their accounts Ac.
coun's OF one year s'andts,g aud upwards.
and oil nor-s dc. unless pad by the Il 81
day Of April, 1865. will be given Tor coll.c.
tioo. without TURNER notice.
Prrsons' railing during my absence will
find their accounts and receipts Tor the came
al nv r-sid-"ce.
E-b u -2t NJ. HUBER.
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For Govern.r.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS, Of Marion.
For Lieutenant Governor.
ALFRED +. EDG ERTON. of Allen.
For Secretary Of State,
REOPEN c. KlSE, OF Boone.
For Auditor OF State,
JOSEPH v. BEMUSDAfrER, ofFrankKn
For Treastre- Of State,
JAMES b. RfMAN. Of Mssiou.
For Clerk OF Supreme Court.
NOAA ,. AROSE. OF Case.
For Reporter Of Supreme Court.
NJ. 40. PACkA RID, II Marshall.
For Snusrr'enden, OF Public Instruction
JOHN Il. PHILLIPS. Of Dsviess.
For Attorney General,
SOLOMON CLAYPOOL. Of Putnam.
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deputy Sheriff Wollsn arrested one
Reson Wisr. IN Rockport q few dsys since,
but Resoa being . No. l pedslis,. kicked
gravel 10 WoIIsoS face, thereby %akiug
his ssesps. Wisr was Supposed 10 have
been scsomplice in tho "ersb game, which
relieved P.J. Ssl'smsu Of the contents Of
hts pocket few days since.. ~
Grandview Monitor.
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,CONJUGAL LOVE.


AND r9g NAPrlSEss OF rRuE MARRIAGE.
Essay tor Young Men. on the Errors.
Abuses and Diseases which destroy the
Msniy Powers aud create ampedmsn's To
MARRIAGE. with sure means Of reliei. Sent
in sealed letter envelopes wee Of charge. -
Address. Or. j. SKILLlN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association. Piladeiphis. -.
Feb 81. 'GS-y
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1.-THE attention OF those interest
ed is directed to the advertisement OF
DR.. Huber. in this paper. BY paving
prompt attention to its admonitions.
some persons may save costs.
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Losr.-On Tuesday last Mrs. Polly
Evans lost on the street a steel specra
Gle case, containing her spectacles.
and u small sum of money, ich she
worked hard for. and will be very
thankful for the return OF to her, or to
this office.
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1.-THE Reconstruction Committee.
at its meeting Thursday. tabled Thad
Stevens resolution for the impeach-
ment OF the President, by vote Of
six against three.
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1.-THE President has approved
and signed the bill allowing taxation
by States Of shares OF national banks
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the on.
~ signed has been appointed A dminis,rs.
Tor, de- boois non, Of The estate OF Sus IN
Milev. late Of Dubois County, deceased.
Said estate 10 suppcssdio be solvent.
SAMUEL KIRKLAND, Adm'f.
Feb. 81 81. ~ N, '-..-.n
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UThe President has cent the
name Of Lieutenant General Sherman
to the Senate for confirmation ss Brc-
vet General.
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BARGAINS FOR the MILLION!
DRY GOODss' FANCY GOOD 1.
sJlsWELRY &SlLVERWARE.
Worth over $2,CoO,oO! Ito be cold 10,
- ONE DOLLAR EACH
ARRANUALE L. CO.,
l6o BROADWAY, ssw YORK..

. AGENTS FOR EURoPEAS MAxEFAcTuREss.
Announce, that in consequence of The over.
stoc king Of the English market, an i'm.
mense quantity VI DRY aud FANCY GOODS
hsv. been consigned 10 them with ias'ruc.
lions 10 be clesrrd for immediate CAsH, q,
any sacrifice. A. g. Co, have. therefore.
received 10 offer them according 10 their or
binary system Of business al 81 each. with.
ont regsrd tn value.
The following list elbows the original
" hoiessle prices ri some of The articles
" hich thew new off.r nj IL
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ApMiNlo, RIA iOk'o NUIlCE.
NOTICE is hereby e ven thar the urdes-
1 signed hiss been appointed Adminis'rs-
tor OF the ~s,ste Of John W. Russell. late
OF Dnbcis County. deceased. Said estate
is probsbiv solveni.
WILLIAM G. McMICKLE. Adn.'r.
F-b ol-3-
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Sale No. 1888 Green street.
vESS vdESl E5EE%oS5 HSR IL HS
E5SS ES$SVa 4aEvE% $HH H AhR SFs HEB
9Th instant at 20 70 ISesday Al MQSSGng Sa s rssr .o,
BY the vey 9PerO5 Mnnqt
I,r chamber furniture. extension table fine lace
Wnd9w cur curtains elegant rosewood panoforte
sns1 ss SeS very fine oil paintings ed
1hendsCme velvet and ngrain carpets, oil cloths.
May 'afHisi RssfBHsSH % %S5H ss
10 Be Z 81 ali Fl g.
some modern NTH hHTeesSSry PFick matSn
iSs rses reilsass assS
eneenS street No 1855 The house We'll built III 1ew nss
ens TSe AND 9" Chea m @ ne & &Fp" has
and cold water; gas throughout; range. etc. Imme
%ATsG2 rs 81 o9SspR street ruRnr
lure FINE FRENoH Plate MfRRosss.
hANbs6ME BRGasEs AND In sAE As
RRETS; RE; Walnut Nal AND OAK OFFICE FURNf-
.s',l nUhA' hl'j On wednesday Morning.
estslss1e very desirable iSrnisarSss. Ss
@ nr oSn %snnt RarOr suits
cham Der furniture in OIL ana yarnsh very superior
Pasf g5is iTa%s
oak counting g-hOuse and ONCE iurniture, 6andsome
Brusssls imgeral, and ingrsn carpets mattresses.
barrel guns cooking and consuming stoves ooun-
ters, etc.
Also, 100 cases writing and copying ink. Clo szt
Sale at No zoo Cherry street.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MAT
GLASS WARE. ETC.
On Thursday Morning
October 90 at 10 O'clock at No sos Cherry street. the
superior household furniture. walnut
ture, mattresses. beds and beading, Carpets CHINA
aud glassware extension table, kitchen nture and
utensils etc. May be examined at o clock on morn
ing OF sale. l02W
VALUABLE MEDICAL AND MIsCELLANEOgH
LIBRARY.
On Friday afternoon,
Oct 80, at O'Clock al the auction rooms, No, S2o
Chestnut street, valuable medical and miscellaneous
library, including many rare works on early Amerl-
can history l02l6s
POSITIVE SALE OF A STOCK OF READY
MADE CLOTHING. CLOTHS. kIXTURH5, HTO.
On Saturday A fternoon,
OCTOBER 81, AZ TWO O'Clock, at the auction rooms by
ness CT mpiising-
over 100 overcoats of va, ous kinds and sizes. An
assortment OF business suits, coats pants, and vests,
cloths In the piece, remnants, etc.
The clOtbins is manufacture, and will be sold
In lots TO SUIT purchasers. [l02S7t
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THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD co.
PUBLIC LANDS

receive from the United States Government about
ten millions of acres OF the
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FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES
FIR E-p r ooF SAFE 8.

$4,000 In Money, valuable Books and
Papers perfectly preserved through the
fire Of July 20, 1868, at Doves Depot,
South Carolina, in one Of MARVIN'S
DE LORME u DOVE.
$4,000 feet OF Lumber destroyed in our
Planning Mill in Brooklyn, May Is, 1868.
All our Money, Papers, and Books, saved
in excellent order in a MARVIN'S SAFE
Alum and Dry Plaster.
SHEARMAN BROS.
Both of the above were VERY SEVERE
TESTS.
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M THOMAS s6I4i is3,,, X SONS, NOS. I39 AND IAI

SALE OF REAI, ES FATE AND sTocKs
vii Z., st II O'Clock, noon, the Exchange
lRaNkLiN, No. 9I3, Modern Residence
Crcen sISsot IAN ~ Germantown N. e. corner
QUEEN street Germantown. stone Dwelling.
fSEE11 ISE1 LANE Valuable Clay Lot, 30 acres
COATE5, No. lU26 and 1923, IlV rvs tabes and D,
Ing; lot so by l7s feet, to Mellon street ~ D"eh
d.n6a H1hAhENiH (south), No S36. Handsome Res
,,I ,IuLPEHooKEN, Germantown. No. 7s, Handson
ZENITH tsopthl, No. 7i2, Modern Residences ene
,DlCkh RsoN and SWANSON, s. Il. corner BrJ
HIGH, germantown, Lsrge and Valuable Lot.
GOTHIC, Nos. los and no, Four story DweIiipes
HEWsON, Nc. SI4 Brlck Dwelling.
CA1HARINB, teasV NO %, Brick DIV ellIng. -
SNYDER, west Of Bano, Lot.
I6 shares American M Fire insurance Company.
"a shares Continental = etel Company
shsi es lth aId l5,h Sts Passenger Railway Co.
shares Academy Of Music preferred.
"a hares Ma ional Bark of Commerce. ..
~ 0sharts western Ma ional Bank
53 shares Union Bank OF Tennessee.
6shares Camden ana Atlantic RNroad.
100 shares A boot Iron Company OF Baltimore oItv
100 shares Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph CompSny.
1CO shares Central Transpor alton Company.
2shsIes southern TRANSPORTATION Company.
l9S shares Pcee6om o Iron and steel COMPANY.
5000 ALE gheDy Valley Railroad bonds.
siSS,0 Ffeedom IRON and stseI Tompany bonds
share Northern LIberti;s Ma iopal Bank.
shares Delaware Mutual Insurance Company.
Season Tick Arch Street Theatre.
Pew No. 76 st. Lukes Church.
Full particulars In catalogues li02SH
VALUABLE THEoL oGlCAL AND MIsCELLA
NE0Us LIBRARY OF THE LATE REV. II. r.
On Tuesday Afternoon,
Oct. 27, at O'Clock. ll022t
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
From Libraries on wednesday afternoon october 2s
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AUCTION SALES.

ROMTlNG, DURB0ROW tS co. ATIorroN-
- EthS Nos 232 and 2si NJ AK ET s,,roo, N hnON-
- "A ''ree" successors to John B. Myers q Co
LARGE SALE op 1900 GASES Boora s1ors
TRAVELLING BAGS, Fro " nN''
Oc,oho. o. . On Tuesday Morning :.
0"er o. Nv 10 O'CLOCK, on months credittiOai
DAo SPECIAL SALE OF FRENCH INV
By order q, NJ, GOODS,
~. oS' o3' MMsssrs. 4 4 B Curtis q Co.,
Oct, 28. at 10 oicUcS cSdnesday Moraing,
PARIs' 81 fSittSe29S four moopths months credit
thfs colOred mernos PsssS GOODS
TSolIeu epinellne5 Paris roiored onpk pOpnns, Paris
iins pSo0rsd slik chalne eping nes Pr, p0pns
Poiis Cooie1 poplins Paris oo0red e1 nssss PSicss
Inils CooTed satin smazoueq Paris cloth,
Paris nny poPllns Pars glace SILK oaSine none
pdoI nlakts OF OlaClc AlpRcas back Aiex su-
Colured Alex andra gros grams lain ssus
coioy nv III ges pack InObairs, black Belgian oords
NNAOitu iOuDalx p0plins NSs
pros my g sunerior makes high cost black and coloreo
IN ,,o,,,,,...,,,, sATINS
ments. Hi'''' anu complete assort-
An ,n,otoo ., -, SHAWLS.
shaw S, ''oii "'i' O'sn'ne q long aud SOU acg
the sbove are new goods, in choice oorors aud -.
iLeap, IS cur intention is to SELL NV ERV JoS
pugers VIII find II to their interest To nt.end fis Lor
lVE64J j.. & Il, CURTIS 10 co OF ii eyy Yoss's' ps's'
LARGE "a LIE OF FBRITI5H, FRENCH GEpuAN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
Oct co - On Thursday Morning,
80 ~ ~ o clock, on four monh5' credit. IO23B
LARGE SALE OF oAPPrrrNes r,oon
oCLOIHS. ErD., NAN
Cctohor IN -. ON Friday Morning,
OCtOoeT 10, at IL o'clock, on four r,ontbo, o-o,,.
nUVut ZtO Iietes OF ingraiu Venetian iisi Semn,
ci1,sse. ehd rag carpetings; 100 pieces doIT M
lO2I5t
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ENARQUETTEI
MARQUETTE!

Another letter from the great fire at Marquette,
HERRING's SAFES preserve their contents where
Safes OF other mRH ers fail
MARoUETTE, Michigan, July 20, 1865
Messrs Herring d %.
portion our Town wss destroyed by fire. Our safe,
which one OF your manufacture. subject 10
an Intense heat but proved itself adequate 60 the
severe test. II lay in The ruins fourteen days ana
when taken out, rom It's appearance (Lhe outside
covering being burned through in many placesl, and
taken out were enLIely destroyed, 1t was a great
surprise 10 us TO nd the contents egibe and Ia good
Several orders for new safes have already been
sent YOU which is the best proof OF this satsac
tory Iest, the confidence OF this Community In
''"' '''''' WILKINSON g. SMITH.
HERRING'B PATENT BANKERS CHAMPION
SA eIcE made OF wrought iron and STEEL and the
Patent Franklinte, or "Spiegel Elsen" the best re-
sisIsnt 10 burglars drills or cutting instruments
ever manufactured.
DWELLiNG- HOUSE SAFES, for silver plate
valuable papers, la0ies Jewelry. etc etc, both plain
and IN imitation of handsome pieces OF iurnlture
HERHING'5 PATENT SAFES the champion
safe for the past TwENTY'sEvEN YEARS; the victor
At the W oKLD FAIR, London; the WORLDS FAIR,
New York the hXPosITIoN URIVERsELLE, Paris
and WINH ER OF THE WAGER OF 80 900 FRANCS At the
recent Inter national con est in Paris, are made and
EOld only by the underslgned and our authorized
FARREL, HERRING & CO.,
. PHILADELPHIA.
HERRING & CO. UhieSgo,
HERRING, FAItREL q sAER NAN,
92wimSmrp New Orleans.
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Sale No. I6sS Green street,

MARTIN BROTH EhS, AUCTIONEERs.-,
lNl ilately ssesnen for Nj. Thomas d Sons,)
No 52s CHESNUT St., rear entrance from Minor.
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New York and San Francisco

w lbe completed by July next, when immense
through business viii undoubtedly follow. More tba
TWELVE HUNDRED MILES of the distance be-
tween the Missouri River and the Pacific Ocean are
already taversed by the locomotive; and it is proba
BILE that THREE HUNDRED MILES additional will
be completed during the current year. The future Of
thiI Line, therefore, is unusually promising.
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MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
From Libraries, on Wednesday afternoon october 70.
at 4 o'clock. 10 26 as
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FORMATION OF NEW PARISHES
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ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS,

And which enjoys already self sustaining way
traffic. The whole line OF continuous rail between
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Relative to Marriages and Divorces
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EPISCOPAL CONVENTION

sixtoenth Days Proceedings
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
G. 0 L d B Q N D s
CENTRAL PECIFIC RAILROAD co.
limited quantity of the THIRTY.YEAR SIX
PER CENT. FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF the
Central Pacific Railroad Company are offered to In
vestors for the present at
.1O3 per cent. and Accrued Interest, in
Currency.
These Bonds secured by q Trust ID sed upon the
ost Inn mportant link OF the great InerO oea oic Rail
rosd twothrds Of which Is already built at cost OF
nearly
ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS,
And which enjoys already self sustaining way
traffic The whole line OF continuous rail between
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situated along the line of their Road; also Subsidy
Loan of u. s. SIX PER GENT. BONDS. averaging
$4,000 per mile, as fast as the sections of twenty
miles are completed. They have received, in sddi-
tion, important GRANTS from the State aud cities
of California, worth more than $4,000 600 IN
GOLD. The proceeds of these Lands, Bonds, Capt.
tai Stock subscriptions, Suoveutions, and Net Earn.
ings invested in tne enterprise which Is added
the amoant realized from First Mortgage Bonds
THESE LATTER HAVE THE FIRS LIEN UPON
THE WHOLE PROPERTY, and are issued to the
same amount only as the Government advances, or
to the extent of about onethrd the cost value of the
Road, equipment ETC.
The Cash Resources are abundant for the compile
tion Of he work, and the NET EARNINGS FROM
THE WAY TRAFFIC UPON $50 MILES NOW
OPEN FOR BUSINESS ARE MORE TIL AN
DOUBLE THE CURRENT INTEREST LIABILI
TIES.
Besides mileage upon all through business, this
Read hay ing the best lands for settlement the
productive mines the nearest markets. aid being
empt from competition, Will always command
LARGE REVENUES. WHICH ARE WHOLLY IN
COIN.
Two-thirds OF the entire Loan is already marketed
and judging by past experience, the Loan will soon
be closed. Investors who desire unusually safe
reliable, and profitable security would do well pur
chase before the Bonds all Il KEN
The Company reserve the right to advance the
price at any time but all orders actually In Tdnsltt
at the time of any such advance will be filled at
present price. At this time they pay than eight
per cent upon the Investment, ana nave, from ma
tional and State laws, guarantees superior to any
other corporate securities now offered.
The First Mortgage Bonds of $1,000 each with
mis- nu- eois nod ms
and January. Both IN rEREST AND PRINCIPAL
ARE MADE EXPRESSLY PAYABLE IN UNIFIED
STATES GOLD COIN The back interest from July
/ is char ged only at the currency rates.
We receive all classes OF Government Bonds, at
their full market rates. in exchange for the Central
Pacific Railroad Bonds, thus enabling the holders TO
realize from FIVE TO TEN PER CENT. PROFIT
and keep the principal OF their investments equally
secure and receive the same rate OF interest for a
longer period.
Orders and inquiries will receive prompt attention.
Information, Descriptive pamphlets, etc., giving a
full account of the Organization. Progress Business
and Prospects Of the Enterprise furnished on applica
ton. Bonds sent by return Express at our cost.
SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED BY BANKS AND
Bankers AGENTS FOR THE LOAN, AND BY
DE HAVEN & BRO, Bankers,
No. 40 South THIRD Street.
BOWEN & FOX, Special Agents,
No. 10 MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
SMITH, RANDOLPH & CO.,
No. lS South THIRD Street.
All Descriptions of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
BOUGHT, SOLD. or EXCHA NGED at our onice and
by Mail and Telegraph. at MARKET RATES.
ACCOUNTS OF BANKS, BANKERS, and Others
received snd favorable arrangements made for de.
slrgble accounts