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I pub..c-Nu. -.

An Act further to 1rnviG. t,.r giving tl.rt I,
treaty ~tipulitignS bet~rrn :his '..I rel N
governments it l." e..r;,cI:i"n e. cEIniia!S-
Be- ii enacted 10y the senate al" I"u-" - - p
-e-entstives Of the Uuitr.t : ttr$ Il America IN
Clngress assembled That HlrnsN"" amy person
VIM shall have besa delivered tNmy irrr'@n
government to an agent 'r agent ri the thilri
States for the purpose a i'Inc brought Mifiih
tie United states aud tried nr any crime Ci which
, i duiv f.ccused, the President shall haH" pow
IT to take all necessary >ur ;Hr IN Ir;inS"r-
1t ion AMI safe keeping e.. >Erh accused Htr>'H n.
and hi. SECURITY AZ liH>t wies- violence, urt:
tine final conclusion % lis trial f1r TIA" CRIME" CT
offences. specified in the warrant Il cNlTaGI.i' n,
an until his final discharge fpm custody or IN
l,ri~onmrnt Tor or account cf >H"h Il INES "T
u!Frnces and for a Toasnnali-. time ttrr after.
and it shall hc lawful I,r The President. "t su,h
..rson as he may empower f'r that PUrf"'-", +"
Employ such portion Of the land ~ naval forces" of
the Quilted States, orof the militia thereof. ~
hay be necessary 1r IT, -i''-' Keeping AMI pro
lection OF the accused sas Fat rc>aid
SEC >. And b. K further enacted That any
rrrrson duly appointed agent to receive in he
q, :.f OF the UIitci States the delivery icy fur
in government 1T tiny person accused ii crlmr
cinmittei within the jurisdiction "f th, n:rt
States aud to convey him 10 the place Of his trial,
shall be and hereby Is vested with all the pow
crs Of a marshal Of the United States in tie sew
erai districts through which it may he necessary
for him 10 pass with suc:i prisoner So far ~ such
power is requisite for his safe Keeping
Sec. ). And be it further enacted. That ifany
person or persons shail knowingly anal wIIitHl!y
obstruct resist, oppose such agent ii the "N'~u-
ton of his duties, shall rescue, or attempt To-
rescue, such prisoner, whether in the custody Of
the agent aforesaid, of any marshal, sheriff,
jsor, other officer or person t. whom his Gus
tody may have lawfully been committed, every
person so knowingly and w!!fuily offending II
the premises shall conviction therep: before |
the district circuit court a the Tinted STATES
for the district in which the oitCe rriiiiniIcI
be fined not excetdiu: Thousand dollar, and
iEayri-oued not exceeding one year
Approved March >, l>tH.
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hereby granted to said State shall he disposed q
only in the fOllhwing manner. that Is To say
when the governor OF said State shall certify t,
the Secretary OF the Interior that ten continuous
miles of said road completed, tEcn quantity
Of tie land hereby .raantcd not to exceed thirty
sections, NAV sold and from 1in:c 10 time,
until said road shall lie completed: and if said
road i not completed within five years no tIr-
tier sales shall be made, and the lands remaining
unsold shall revert to The United states provided
huwc,r~ That the entire amount Of public 1 nj
granted hv his shall not exceed three sections
per mill. for each mile actually constructed.
Sac. 6. And lac it further enacted. that the
Unitcd States surveyor general for the district
uf oregon. shall cause said la:oS, granted. L.
be surveyed at the earliest practicable period after
said state shall have enact II til. Lecer-uy h5i~-
lation to carry this act into effect.
t,,pr,yrl March =. 1St9.
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Table Resn!utior-No. 20. I

A Res"iati,n rcqrir the Commissioner - the
General Laal Office to transfer certain money.
Res lsed by the Senate and House of Represen.
tatiyc8 Of the United states of America in Cor.
gress assembled, That the Commissioner Of III
General Land Office be. and is hereby, authorized
to transfer to + = Treasury Department the TWEEN.
live huudfet dollars appropriated for collec
ing statistics Of mines and mining" by act Of
Congress approved July twenty, eighteen hundred
and sixty eight. and that the Secretary Of the
Treasury he required to disburse tue same ~ pro
vidrd for in said act.
Approved, March 3, 1869
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Tpuhlic Eesolution-Nu. 8.
Jent Resolution explanatory OF iE-'act t.

Jeint Resolution explanatory OF iEe'act t. create
an additional land oiiir, in the STATE # Mime
sofa, approved July twcny-E:th, eighteen hun
dre1 and >Xty-eight.
De il resolved by sthc Senate anil House of Rep
| re-eutatives If the nted States of America n
Congress assembled, That the limits of the luii
district AS DESIGNATED in the act entitled 4" An ut
/, create AN additional la nj district in The STATE q"
Minncsuta,' approved July twenty-ttth, eighteen
hundred and sixf y-ci-ht to Wit: - all that Part
Of Ih. nortl-N stern land district which lies
north # township number one hundred and TWEEN
ty-fOur north and west ct range humber thirty
five west If the NTH principal meriiian,' shall
te com tru"d to embrace all tle ani- north OF
town-hi, one hundred and twenty four and west
of said range thirty FIVE.
Approved, January II, 1869.
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rPublic Resolution-Ne. 1s1

Joint Re- lotion authorizing the Union Pacific
RAILWAY Company, Eastern Division. t. ciilr-c
its name to the = Kansas Pacific Railway CuIi-
pany."
Be it resolved I'y The Seuate ani IIouse Of Rep
reeent+tiv,~ Il the United States Il America in
Congress assembled. That the Union Pacific Rail-
way Conn Hav. Fa~te'n Division. j hereby author
iz"d hv resolution OF its buaId If .l;rcct.r-
winch >ii1l he fled IN the Ollie. # the Secretary
ot tn" Interior, toclan-c its name Ia the Kan
So pacif. hallway Company.
..Pprrvri March :; 1863.
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Public Er-,,luriun-No. :

Public H"~,'lTtIun-Nh. =
Joint Resolution donating condemned cannon III
the erection Of a nOnu-ilrut ~ MaJor-Genrial
hraiu'N.
Eu solved by the S.nate and H"uSn f H.
rrsrnrltitvs II tie Ctitri starc> + America il,
Cru.res, assembled, Thai ti, Secretary 90: Var
b.. ;Iii he is hereby. aIIthriZ"i - furnish 80 h
condemned iron cili4ruu as MAJ &c Required, IL
exceeding four for the complexion + : nl.'uulnrut
at Tivoli. New crk p,-r til" remains # the late
Major General -Ph,lil hearney. "a. ct! Union
soldiers buried at that place who lost tLrir lives
i'll the late war.
Aprroyci December Il 1865.
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y
appropriations heretofore male FIR the public
printing. binding, AMI engraving.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Repre-
seniati,cs Of the Unitri States Of America in Con
gress assembled, That the Secretary If the
Treasury be, and he is hereby, authorized and
directed to cause The sum Of one hund: 81 ana
.inety-four thousand dollars TO be tran irrrrd
from the appropriation for paper for tie pnhli''
printing" contained in the act entitled - An
act maxim. appropriations for the legislative,
executive. ami judicial expenses OF the govern
ment for the year ending June tbiitieth c-h-
teen hundred amt siNty-nlne,' approved On the
~ enti-th Of July. Eighteen hGn'lI,ri and sixty
eight. in ;I Of the appropriations contained in
the same act. for the following l'uIPy>eS. and
in the following proportions. To- vii:
For the I'u''';c ''inn=, the sum of one hundred
aud ten thulI>,ni.i"iiar-.
Fur iiIisegrai hing and engraving + r the SEN
ate a,rl l!oa-r # Rclre-. ntatiNse, the sr.iu vi
ei-hty-f,,ur tlr,.'is.lr,l IL lar.
Approved, February y, l>tJ --..
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Public Il oiuticn-No. 10. ,


A Resolutin proposing Al amendment to Ii"
Institution # the United State.
Resolve ~ The S'aafa and H"Ise of Eepre--
sentative Il the United States of Ame'i in Con
gre assembled, two thirds of both houses con-
currine That IKE following article be proposed to
the l,,.if ures Of the several states as an amend
mcI.t t. the ConSt tuti, 4 Of the United states,
which. when rat. tiei " ri,ree-fourths Of said
!, -islaur,.<. shall te valil Is part If the Con-
=tltutiUn, i..'lls'y
trTT,--TF.
SECTInv J. tt" ri-..t # Citizens Of the United
Stat VT. -. l.. I - -li.l "r ;.,1ilgel by
the Unite! States or any Stste account .. race,
:, LIZ. or previous cou,lit d 'rvtule.
Scion =. The Cya-rt-~ -i'I have power TO
er.t,hce inis article ty appropriate legislation.
siG-Tr.EP CoLFAx,
S.e,:er of Il. H.. Il l.!'r' -entatives.
Il. +. TthE.
President oi the s,i.atc iEo telnEvrc.
Att:
EpwD. ScPHaEsay.
Clerk =: -hs louise Of DePres cn'sTi,r-.
Go. & toI.E.i,
Sec Y If scIIatc Us
Received at IcpartIae-4t Il State February -
1863.
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Joint Resolntir.. l.Hln tin. the consent of Con
gress provided fu in section ten Of the act ill.,
cooperating TIE Northern Pacific Raj road Com.
pany, approved Juiy second, eighteen hundred
y and .iXty-four. .s..
Be- it resolved by the Senate and House Of Rep
resentativesuof tho United States Of America IN
Congress assembled, That the consent Of the Con-
gres- Of the United State. IS hereby given to the
Northern Pacific EailrUsd Company to is.ue its
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GPu5lic-No.jI

An Act to amend act entitled IAN ACT grant
ing lands to the State Of Oregon - ant III tt'.
- constitution Of military rod fr"m Engrur
City to the eastern Boundary az 81 ut STATE.
Whereas by An act granting lanf'- t" H.. state
of Oregon to aid in the construction Of a military
road from Eugene City to tine eastern b"un'.ai!
Of said State, approved July second, eighteen
hundred and sixfy-four and whereas the tim"
designated for the completion Of said road expires
On rhe second day II July, eighteen hhndred and
sixty nine: TheGcf,re,
Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF Rep
resentsfives Of the United States of America in
C, .ngress assembled, That tbs time for the Gem
pletioa of the said road be- and hereby is extended
10 the second day Of July, eighteen hundred and
seventy.two. E.tss r..s 49, -rszu
Approved, March 3, 1869. d.
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Puddle Hasolut: No. Ii.


seal in Alaska.
Rs ,'ycf - tie S,nate and House of Repre-
-nntHtiyas # the Unitl States "i Auir.i p ia Cog
-rc-- -sembl-d, That the islands Il Saint PAM
,liI Saint George in Alaska b.. and they ar
hereby. declared special reserN alton for govern
mont puri oSes and that, unr.l otherwise pre-
yideI by law. it shall be unlaw fu any person
t. Itni II remain on either Of the said islaDds
except hyt!.r authority of til" Secretary Of the
Treasury AMI any person found either e
sd islands. contrary to IL" provisions of this
resolution. -hIr he ,ummnriF removed an! +:
shall he The duty # the Secretary If War Il,
carry this resolution immediteny into effect
Approved, March 3, 1a59
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T0ubIic Res7lution-No. 81


Res Iuti n IN TrIatlon 70 COAST dt1eN1e
Rrs,,,vrl by the Senate and Home Of Represen-
tati>,~ # II - United States Il Anercain Con-
gre,s .->enA !, /, That tie Geueisil of tie army
and tn Admiral Of the navy, or in the Al .srn"e
Of ll,. Animal then til Eice-Adnir;al, - Al
tho,iir,l ,ulI ERECTED 20 inquire into the utility.
and prscr tIility of the Ryan-Ilitchcock III lie t
marine fltif.ations, and that they port l. Goa
cress al the next session thereof.
Approved, February -. 1869.
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| An Act -ranting lands to the State of Oregon I,
| ai in the construction of IA military wagon
| road from the nayIgalle waters of Coos Bay t.
! Eusr''nrg i'll said state.
| Ec II enacted 10y the Senate and House If Rep
r.-eutatives OF The Upitei States Of ameGi"t in
Congress assembled, That there be. and hereby is,
@sraut,d 10 the Stale Of Oregon, L. aid in the con-
.tructi"n e: a military wagon road from the navi-
gable waters al Coos bay t. Rosebury. alternate
sections Of public bands. dei ,nated by ucd numbers
to the extent of three sections III wdth each side
of sad road Provided. That the lands hereby
granted shall be exclusively applied TO the con-
structun If said road and TO other purpose, and
shall be disposed Of only As the work progresses
Provided further. Tint the grant 81 land, hereby
made shall be upon the condition that tho lands
-ha!l lie sold to any ohn person only in 'I1anti-
ties not greater than one quarter section, and
for n price not exceeding. two dollars AMI fifty
cents per acre: And provided further That any
and 81 lands heretofore rc-rrve! T. the united
Staies. or oii'"wise aIIropi iatsl hy the act Of
Congress ar oih"r competent authority be. ana
the same are hereby, reserved fem the OPERA
ton Of this act except 80 far - it L.av he nece>
>nry Ia locate III" rcufr Of s:i;i r":.l through the
same in which the right Of way to the width
"i one hundred feet j. GRATED: And if"yidcd
further. That The grant hereby made siail hot
embrace any mineral bands IF Ihe Init,,i STATES.
r any LANDS t, which i,oInsse cad or lre-e,u fni
ri eht, haze attached
SIC >. Anibe it further enacted. That the |
lands hereby granted to said State >!all be dis
sti ct by tue legislature thereof Tor TIL. ,.IIF-
pose aforesaid. and for no other and the said !
t,,,l- aIali Te and remain public highway for the
ise of the government Of the Unitri States free
from tolls other charges upon the transporta-
'l"a OF any property, troops, or mails Of the
nitcd States. =
SIC. s. And be it further enacted, That said
-oai shall DO constructed with such width,
anil bridge as to permit of its regular
Ise wagon road, and in such other special
manner as the State of Oregon may pre-. 1ribe.
SEC. !. And be it further enacted, That the
'tate of Oregon is authorized to locate a, in
he construction of said road an additional amount
# public lands, not previously reservelt to the
United, Stairs nor Otherwise disposed Of, AMI not
yceeding six miles in distance from It, equal to
he smount reserved from the q Grafton ofthis act
the first section Of the same, 70 be selected IN
Iternate odd sections, provided in section
rst Of this act.
SIC. 5. And be II further enacted, That lauds
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fPnhlir ErSulu:iva-Eo. ). !

4 Resolution relative t. the recent contract for
stationery G'r the Den,ai tment Of the Interior
Resolved hy the Senate and House If Represen-
ta.ive, us the tnite-i States Of America in con
grc>s assembled. That the Secretary of the Inter
inr be directed 10 annul and cancel the contract
made by him with islessrs. Dempsey and Toole
I'm supplying he Department of the Interior and
the several bureaus and Offices thereof with sta
tionery for tho fiscal year ending .IurIe thirty,
eighteen hundred and sixty nine, (under the adj
ysrtiiement issued May twenty five, eighteen
hundred and sixty eighty SCHUYLER CoLFAx. z
Speaker Of the House of Representatives. :.
q. I. WADE,
President Of the Senate pro tenpore.
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(Pubfic-No. So. p
An Act amendatory OF the act providing for the
sale Of the arsenal grounds At St. Louis sud
Liberty, Missouri, and for ether purposes, sp-
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WIT. so,,Ien,an rom Ohio Did us that he airing
Al nv Intended attack he had asked Information
49,, vgo sources 10 order to testthe correctness
~ the Commissioners position. That was an Idle
waste oil time. Had he spent It In examlnmg
Mr. WelIsf figures ne would have Oisc Ivered Hom
their own manifest incongrutty that no Two OF
acter for resprctHbIlity or the weight
OF authority. The gentleman ,,i, s naa So
arithmetician ana knows mat ,opriIIniUe pttiyiOe
bWndredih per cent. of S. 164 500, and that
9SI moo are not seven and twenty-siX hundredths
per cent. OF S5,O5S, 500. Yet the Comm mlssloneF
fells us tney are and so impairs the value OF
S6e important table on page III OF tue report.
invite the gen!lem an 5 attention TO the two
plsbora,e tables to be found on page l6 OF the
report the first purportnR TO snow III pardllel
columns the "average weekly expenditures for
nJoyisiops house rent" &c; the second, ave
tage weekly earnings" aud the third, surplus
for clothing INC 0l IT
nvrooriinp 10 show "ayerage weekly eXpendl-
lure of families Of varying numbers in the ma
nufscturiug towns Of the United states lor inc
vpsrs 1860 and 1867 respectively"
More remarkable tables than these never we're
prepared by statistican. / had supposed thaE
Mr. Delmar, late chiet OF Tue Du.Jau t ~ ~
Statistics, was paragon IN MS WY tS;sa o ohIas
fbe Speoial Commissioner of Revenue mas
beaten bim roundly in his own depattInme9ht;; nl9l;
Unhappy Delmarl Happy Commissioner Weils
FOr Delmar's report Con9ress nad noIulnB Oub
an indignant vote requiring its suppression,
fboueb Il Law ready printed and bound; but for
Wells, budget OF more egregious blunders it has
such admiration and approval that no love OF
economy could restrain it from voting to print
IL for the widest possible circulation. Tne
fables TO which refer must speak for them
seiyes, for no man can describe or characterize
them. AS evidence of the want of care with
which The report has been sent to the country,
call attention TO the fact that one CO lumn Oh
igures which ought to be in the latter table has
been omitted and that another appears twise.
It is 30 in both editions. The tables are as
folloWs:-
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hope the gentleman from Ohio will give
these t8bles reasonable amount OF considera-
zion, and If he still thinks they may be correct,
refer them to another authority-the ancient
matrons of his district. But before making
this reference beg him to advise the ladies of
the fact that he draws his question from an
official document; for il he tails to take thi
precaution they will hold him guilty OF perpe
frating q practical joke at their expense by
submitting to their judgment SO absurd a
proposition. They will doubtless be able to
EIi him that parents with two children canuot
live SO wei on the came money as parents with
but one and as general rule IT costs more to
maintain parents and three children than is
required for the support of those with but two
or one, aad that the same is true with reference
to parents and four children; but they will
probably doubt his sincerity in asking whether
parents with five children can live Just as
well on less money than is required to sup
mort IN the same communities parents with
but two, and will laugh at the proposition that
parents with six children can live as well on
less money than parents with but two; and
think hear them crying out, "Why, sir, what
do you mean by asking us whether parents
with six children can live for less than parents
with two, and yet in the same breath telling us
that if they happen TO have seventh, be ii
how or girl, IL will more than double the ex-
penses of theE whole family" Unwelcome
seventh child According to Wells, you come
into the family of every laborlng man 10 double
the household expenses, though all your six
predecessors be still sheltered By the paternal
roof Lucky children numbers five and six -
hence Orth you Will De welcomed everywhere,
for the Special Commissioner of Revenue has
proved that in all instances your coming re-
duCes the expenses Of the family to less than
fhey we're when the household flock consisted
OF but two! According to the Commissioner,
this law of social llfe hitherto undiscovered is
absolute, and prevailed alike In 1860 and 1867:
To invite attention TO these tables Is to subject
them to Iidicule; and yet, Mr.. Chairman, they
are the f0undation-stone and the keystone OF
MIR. Wells entire structure; upon them he rests
all his argument. and FROM them he deduced III:
party In Congress, and so damaging to the IN
terests OF the country, that, as a result OF
uBwiso legislation. marriage Is a luxury the
Happily for the country, they are 80 6agrantly
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sylvania IRON men have constructed and are
constructing furnaces, forges and ,lhug mills
in various parts of that State. IL we would
turn the balance ofttade in our favor, and put
our bonds at par and stop the outAowiug OF
gold interest by receiving them Ia the hands
tobacco, provisions, ETC., we must av I'D the
Commissioners nostrums. free trade and hard
money, and promote the development of the
boundless natural resources of the country.
BY no other means can we arrest the export
OF specie and bonds in exchange for foreign
commodities. "
There are many points in the Commissioners
report that / would gladly review, but having
addressed myself to a single one 1 will leave
them for the consideration OF others. Mean
while congratulate the country that il Is SO
strong, and the currents OF Its prosperity are
volume, that no official report or the vaearies
OF no theorlst can impair or arrest its progress.
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FIVE MILLION DOLLARS,


This large amount is only an indication of the i'm
mer Sc traffic, that must 70 over the through iue In
few months, when tue great tide OF Pacific coast
travel and trade will begin. 1t is estimated that this
business must make the earnings of the road from
FIFTEEN TO TWE ENTY MILLIONS A YEAR.
AS the supply Of these Bonds will seen cease par
ties who desire to invest in them will find 1t
interest do at The price for the present is
par and accrued interest from JAM l, In currency
Subscriptions will be received In Philadelphia by
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pUBLlC SALE OF CONDEMNED ORD
Il Stores.
A large quantity Of Condemned ordn ance and Ord
nance Stores wil>De offered for sale az PobIic AM
tion, at BOOK ISLAND ARSENAL, Illiiois or
WEDNESDAY, April T. 1863, at 10 O'clock A. n NH
The following comprises some OF the principal arti.
% Iron Cannon, various calbres,
1IU0 Field CRrriagrI and Limbers,
1870 sets of rtillery Harness,
10000 pounds Shot and Shell.
1900 sets OF Infantry Announcements,
2200 cClellnn Saddles.
40 a rtillery Saddles
200 Halters.
ZOO Saddle Blankets.
so, Watering Brides.
$500 Cavalry Carb Brides.
22OO Al tillery . races and HAmes.
Persons Wishing catalogues of the stores 10 be sold
can obtain them by application 10 the Chief Of Ord
mar ce, at Washington, u. O., or Brevet Colonel =,
CKISPIN. United Stalea Army, PaTch aSing Officer
corner of HOUSTON and GREEN Streets, New YORK
-" - y II. j. RODMAN,
Lieutenant. colonel Ordnance
Brev0t BrigRdier-General u. s. A,
COmmRndlng,
Rock Island Arsenal, January 25, 1853. 1SOtA7
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Edward King, of Newport, R. l., has pre-
sented to the Redwood library some fine
pieces of marble statuary, consisting of the
"Dying Gladiator" life size, the bust OF
Adriadne, Venus of Mile, Cicero, Demos
themes, and Marcellus, sculptursd by Paul
Akers, in Italy; and the ''Sohoolboy," sculp-
tured by ]. MQzier, Rome, 1857.
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TINTED STATES REVENUE STAMPS
| PrincIpal Depot No. SOi CHESNUT Street
Central Depot No. 1888 g. FIFTH Street one door below
Ohesnut Established 1862
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
AT PAR.

BY It's charter, the Company Is permitted to Issue
It's own FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS to the came
amount ~ the Government Bonds, AND NO MORE
These Bonds are First Mortgage upon the entire
road and all It's equipments.
THEY HAVE THIRTY YEARS TO RUN, AT
Six PER CENT, and both