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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-19
sBaf6inaicn, I6. quaull.


.2tnfansS Scriser gDode erbirIt Tidbter
Goeut Elm S6rsibrn S6H prdfbent Grant
mprin bisfer In atlerlei seipunbsnsn 2lus.
briidsu su serfeben CAB, rab er ssICnnen
Iet, rem ginFu6 Der abminifratipn Su
@unfen Der rapitaIen gartsi in @i1FIippi
seItenb gu maiden. Spr9eitern ridbtete
Sr. Dent Elm ldarfeS 9IntwrrtIdretben
an lsinsn bo6ssfelIten Sdpaser, benz rr
unter treHsnber observation-disclosures bes
rabitalen unpeiens in @ltiiiffppt bic 5rase
sorleSt wie er tebt elmer IUl6en MenI6ens
tldife bic 5ano Der Sreuubftaft unb bes
Seifanbes bietsn f6nne, ipabrenb CT bic
ecnferpatipe Yartei SpnaiG itobs, bic in.
bse, tpie Serr Dent anbeutet, feteuiO mals
ientaft IN NiiiiIfipsi uno 2eras trtum,
pbiren wtrp, ipie iis, tn 8irsinia, unS Sens
nefee triumplirt bat. So NJ paraus su
entnebmen,. paB 8t4ter Dent Die Ncmi.
nation ui&t alsl4lasen pirp,l penn fie
ibm spn cpnlerpatiper Seite anssbUten
werrsn Iollte.nsga. as.s. .srFf7 i.I qse
TrgneliS haben iid pie S6abamtss
betSrbsn peranlaet seieten, ben Ban1Gen
pee publitunts 8eanup9 3u trasen uub
perbsn SSAritte setrCfen, bic $40. Greene
bads. ME aud Die Ser. Staatsu $50 9les
ten aus pem 8erfebr ;uriidsu,isDsn, naG-
bsm Die glussabe Der nadeemndten unr
betriiseril6en$l @resubafs llnannebms
liGfeiten seuus berpVreerafen batten. Gin
Circular ees Sdabmeilers Spinner pom
5eutiSsR beiast, paBsr gtctsn brrerpdbn=
ten Nennpsrt9e, fernfr alls 9fUten, bic per=
ltiimmelt pper auf ireenp cine gSrile fur
bic Circulation untauslirbs linh,i auf tSU-
ten bes Departments anusbmen unb ein-
lplen werbe, unter Der Sebineuus, pab fie
in 8etrdssn bon $500 pber metr, Uber in
Setrdsen BON mebr ais S5000,, ipsnn lie
bur6 500 tbsiIbar fnb. per 9lpams Gr-
pref, NIT Der eisfe Elm atfcmmen setrpffen
9at, 3usel9idt perpen. a.u.a5. $50 7a
SapIihe pempfratilGe 3situu9sn, pie
beut bier anlan9ten, 9reifen ben 9ralis
benten befti9 an pr9en leiner Ss9iinltt=
euns Der 8aOitalen In 0Gliiliippt. iOte
8irsinia Sldtter fdeinen srpartsn, raB
rsr Yrafbent BEN gBalter 6lasel Der re.
pubIifanildsu Yartei in jsuem Staate
perlau9nen tperoe, la elfsga...-.
/ Die 2lntiinbisun9, baB Der 9rd6bent
Sen. @an5Y's 6crperun9 bee &elteibes
BON ben erpdbltsn Nitsliebern Der pirs
stnil6en @eleb9ebun9 Aufre6t erbalten
werbe, erre9t unter ben @pnierSatiSen piele
unruHe unp man6e 3eiaen ipe@en pa>
fir, baB man ten gBiiniden Der Nsputliz
faner bic Elm @cmprCmis bswerf trlisen
mGaten, nahsebsn tperpe.
Ssrporrasenbe 8eputlifaner Ssrii6ern,
paB ie i'm Sale Der 8abl Spbulou's gum
Senator fur &enneliee bic gSabl Buffers
gum Senator fir @aHadulstts unb gaa-
folser Billpns unterifiben pIrben. Ntan
9laubt, RAP er Elm 9eeiSnetes @eSsnsspi6t
fir Subnlcn bilpen iperte. .a.,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-19

&inflr. G., 9ntct Diem. s., Sc9n 6pru.
o.. @ecr8e @ramte. TO-, Gbarles Sans.
H., @eprse Sartmanu.
Nls prcoiiCrild,e Sertreter ernannte Der
praFeent nit Seibilfe Der anpeIenpen
bic fOlseAben:
l. g8arp-glusuR Sauss. B., 5riepri6
9p6er. T., 9etsr Satti6.
\gla6ben nod auf gtntras beIthlpEen
mar, bic ernennun9 Der COMMITTEE gum
@ntwurf BON Contribution unb Nebenee.
fsBen Bic sur naGftrn SiBuns su perI&tes
ben, oertaate man lih.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-19

Gr6fnung. gBir fms rrIu6t wor-
ben benz beutl6en pubIitum anSuseiseu,
cae 9err Gouaro 9iiniter, unIsr iebiser
0a6bar, nod i'm 9auic risfer 8c6e ieine
9SrtbId,aft mad Rem neiien Sadftinss-
bdure unterbaIb Srn. Sber's @ef6dfts.
lrtal, 9enn asenue, perIeeen rirb. Gte
fprmelIe Grbfnuns Der neuen ,,Sarmohie
5alle" ptro am @cntas nor fd sebsn,
nobel ben @aiten elm fampler 2un6 fer.
pirt tpirp.-GO it! @e'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-19

- Cur 9equemIi6tsit bes reiienpsn
putlifums Bat bic SrrpaItuns Der gsw
SerIrp-8abn fir bic NaGtjtse @asen
etnseri6tet, peI6s Rait Der bisberiesn
Sibs 9trmitiibIe baten; bteie sBasen fol-
len bsn S6Iafrussuns sutfpre&en.
- Die @rnSfrtittsteiten sfrif6rn ben
Ser. 9tddttn unb ben britifGsn SefBun'
asn III gi6rb glmertta linb tbttls rrlebist
teeils lOlrn lie auf BEN sBese f&iebsrtG'
trrliGer GntI6fipune beisflrst psrpen,
pcrauseeItbt, baB Der Ser. St.Senat feline
3ufimmung ertbeiIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-19

9u Grpirberuns Sbrer 9efanntma6uus in
Sbrem botgelhdBten ,,gBpheublatr pom r.
gluguit fnee tcb mid ptranlaet, meine tlnIhub
eur1 bic oarin entbaltenen Sbimpfunasn an ben
Sag gu lr9er. SD rpuree in ter II. gBarb ais
Selegat fir bic Gits-@ pnrmtirn npntinirt unb
babe bamals mid rntiblpiIfn, fir ben @antibat
ais SdaBmeilfer uuo MarIhall CSern Shabt
unp gprenS 3eipIfr) 3u itimmrn, mas it aud
treI burh9efilbrt babe. SD. ais Oemrfrat unb
% Sabre In Scranton tppbnbaft, pu6te aus ei-
Gersr Grfabrung, baB es unmSslidj mar, brei
Geutldlen he beittn Sfiircn ;u SrrI6aiffn, bic.
neil ia 9eeerniann peib, bab unirre @eener
C5rilt0, nit is Oelrsaten in ber Gpnpentipn
rertretsn paren, pGbrenb ia nur t3 erfcrterIih
sur Rpmiratipn line. sStrner mGtbte i'd ipilTeu,
mas gle Serratb urnnen? SD babe tp6 6rrrn
@iinlter I9cn, che bic 9onSentiru suidmmentrat,
perlSnlit gelngt, i'd f6nnte nidt fir ibn limmen
(pprr arbeitsn), neil i'd, mid entf6iehrn bate,
fur Staet une 3eipIer gu tmmsn. 81 has ger-
ratb2 ..-H1 ...,r,.FC- ..7N
81 aber Serr @Gulfsr nttbr Beredtiet fir cine
StFee 5u brsleiten, ais Strrn S6aht nnb 3eit.
lrr, bann babe i'd ais Delt9at has beut11e publi-
FUN unrebt bebanbet; dbsr mad meiner lieber-
legnng CLAUDE tdj tpenigftrs, baB i'd nitt nur
metne plidbt that fpneern nit glllrm mas IN mei-
nen Srdfteu ifdnb eabin arbrtete, I'M sipei Esut-
ife Crdmli1 Sbabt unt 3eits)als &anbieatru
mic chen geiaet ;u npminiren, mas mir aud Ron
unlern trii6sn Mitbiirserr frif Srrfprp6en mar
eaB etele ntrbt gSprt bieltrr, mar ni9t meine
S9ulb. SD penislters babe mein grripreten
9rbdltfn. ergrbrnifrr Df. @eben.
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(einaslantt.l %
5sbe garf, ID. gIusulf 1869.


Gbitpr ,,Suantpn @phenblati.", ~ 3...r.
SSertbrr Serrl SD ipiinffe has putIi-
fun tur6 bic Spalten ibres 9Iattrs tu benat-
riGtisen, eaB i'd bier pen Serf6isbsarn Seitsp
unrehtmdbieer Wriis sei6mGbt perbe fir bas,
ipas i6 fur re6t uub srrsdbt bisIt. Sd mar rr-
1piblt ais Delegnt sur GitY-G Gpupenticn BON hsn
Demotraten ber 5. 9Barb, nm in Der GcnSenticu
eas Bette fir lle ;u bun, SD timmts tsmesmG6
ebrlit, ME neiu grpifIen mir Scrfbrirb. SD
itimmte fir &. 3eibler unb 6. Sdabt unb fsrnrr
fur Wla9brnn, la i'd elaubtr, CT babe has @mt
nDtbiser ais Gin lbSpfdt, tsr bic tIibefeit 6eBt,
obne pas sImt iein 6prttpmmsn ;u iudsil, unb idb
badte, CT babe fein Tribt Su ter Steaf.
SD banbsIte ni6t 70 aus I6IrGten Wciipsn
cher in her abiidt, Gjslb BON irsrnb rinrr Seite
Su trbdlteu; unp icb sebr mid ter srnfIi6sn
Spifnuus bin, baB tetsr rbrliGs Raun laat, i6
babe in 9utem @laubrn unS eereft eesru glle
srbantrlt.> gl6hmssspl Sbr &c.
Senrp geitntr.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-14
Justices Summons.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT, before 7. A. Waterman.
| Esquire. Justice Of the Peace in and for LAmoils
Township and town Of Eko. County Of Lander. State
Of Nevada
JAMES G. Dow. plaintiff. against BADGER LINDEN
BERGER. WE'LL. 4 RAAs, =. BERwIs. lGAAcs GRoSs.
COLEMAN BEos.
Action brought in said JUSTICES COURT before
said T. A.wat-rman and complaint hled.
The people OF the State Of Nevada sends greeting 70
said Badger 4 Lindenberger. We'll 4 RAas +. BerWin,
isaacs 4 Gross, and Coleman Brothers
You hereby required to appear In action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff DO
fore T. A. Waterman Esquire, Justice Of the Peace In
and for LAmoille Township, At ElkO 20 to the
complaint ned therrin within ten days leIcluSVe 81
the day OF serVcs after the service you Of this
summons-if served within this county otherwise
within forty days judgment by deflut Will be taken
against according 20 the prayer Of the said
plant
The said Gction Is brought 10 recover tho sum OF
ninetyons dollars gold CON- alleged 10 De due and
owing by you. to plaintiff. for professional services
rendered by said plaintiff for sAid defendants AI-
pears by the complaint a. Aforesaid.
And yCr hereby notified. that II you fail 10 Ap
pear aud answer the complaint herein required tho
said PLAINTIFF will take judgment against you by dc.
fault for ninety dollars gold cOin together with
legal interest. and cost Of suit
To tho Sheriff any constable Of said lander
~ greeting Make legal service and due rotHrn here
I Given under my hand this 18th day %
June. A. u. ls69
7. A. WATERMAN.
Justice Of the Peace. IAmoills ToWn-htP NrVadA.
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Notice To Creditors.

ESTATE or l.. r. SMART, DECEASED.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by THE UNDER
. Hgned. Administrative n! the rptRtr 81 J.. T.
SMART deceased IN the creditors 81 aud all per-un-
having claims against the said deceased. IN rIhiiit
them. with the necessary NoucheT-. within ten months
after the hr-' publication this notice the -ail
NdmintvrA'riE 1t hor rrsidcu.- IN Iuirny ts Hum.
bUidi County. Nevada. at the Law ufa,~ uf %. l..
LEDSARD IN said town.
lILIlS SMART Admul-trairiI
Of the rstAt- Of l.. D.. smart. deceased.
UnonVille. June 10. 1859 l.St
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TIE RIaHT HASD.-Are we "rght-handed''
rs the result of education or for some other
reason? A writer in Once a Week thinks ma
ture dictates the habit. He says:
Its universally goes far 10 prove that it is
instructive; for among existing nations none
seem 70 be gifted as were the Benjamites of old.
The left arm is the weaker, but whether nat
urally or from disuse remains to be ascertain
ed. 1t would appear that the difference Of
strength extends 10 the organs of locomotion.
When We meet an obstacle in walking, il is
easier to turn to the right than to the left. as
II the night leg had the most power and free
dom OF motion; and it is said that if a man
lose himself on plain, without any guide or
landmarks, he will, in his efforts to 60 straight
forward, invariable go TO the left, the dexter
limb imPerceptioly taking longer strides
Even left-handed man uses his right manuel
for many purposes; and right-handed NOR
tai has to train to become ambide1terous.
Only one suggestion can we afford to account
for the general right-handedness; it is that
nature has designedty kept the working arm
away from the heart, that the violent actions
Of the ono may affect as little as possible the
delicate functions of the other"
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-14

AT Elgin, Ill, on Monday, while the iron
bridge over Fox river was crowded with peo-
pie witnessing boat race, the bridge broke
down, precipitating hundred persons, men,
women and children, into the water. Several
were seriously injured, and two are not e1.
pected to live.
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ONCE upon time, in an ill-a6yised moment,
Mr.: J. G. Bennett, of the New York Herald,
said in refeteRce to short-coming of one OF
his reporters:
II never knew man of genius yet who
didn't drink
Thereupon, soon after getting away from
the editorial presence, every man jack in the
Office went out and got drunk"
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-14

A meeting Of laborers was held near Farm
ingham, Mass, on the 5th. Resolutions were
adopted denouncing the Republican party and
the State Legislature, and favoring the imme-
diate payment Of the national debt by direct
assessment
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An ENTRANCE TO THE INTERNAL REGIONS
DISCOVERED IN kDIASA-The Indianapolis
Sentinel, of June 2sth, says
A. Rabb, a farmer, who resides about three
miles west of the city, brought strange
story In on Saturday. He has a son-in-law
living on a farm about four miles from La
fayette, named Miller. Miller has a German
laborer, who, in blowing over a corn field,
struck the upper crust of something very
much like the internal regions suffocating
odor was first emitted, followed by a volume
of smoke. According to the Germans state
ment, the stencil was several degrees above
the flavor of the Illinois street gutter. A
sheet of flame soon burst from this terrible
volcano. and a great conhagration was i'm
minent for a time, but the flames were finally
subdued by few shovelfuls of earth tossed
In the mouth of the crater. The lava thrown
out looked very much like CASTLE soap-only
1t was not so highly perfumed. On the con-
trary, it was exceedingly offensive. 1t ignites
easily, and burns as freely as birthstone
The German was badly frightened, and,
after viewing the scene in utter bewilderment
for time, calculated well, dat ish hell 20
We understand that Professor Cox will e1-
anime the ground, and if it should prove to
be an entrance to the internal regions, he will
send for Parson Brownlow 10 look further into
IL. The people of Lafayette are greatly
alarmed, and already ii is said that a roaring
noise can be heard underneath that doomed
city. We await further developments with
intense anxiety. Many persons may think
this hoax, but il is not. Rabb does not look
like a man who would deceive whole COM
munity about as triting a thing as the dis
coyery of hell in Indiana
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CHHtMAs was injured by passing ives =
ut Einnemucca on Monday. His injuries, ft'i :, 4
is thought will prove fatal S
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Owing to the absence of nearly all the
military. the celebration of the Fourth in
San Francisco was not decided success.
EI.Secretary Seward delivered short speech
which was received with deafening cheers.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-14

Senator Roscoe Conklin, who has recently
passed over the entire line Of the Pacific rail.
road. reports to the Secretary of the Interior
that tho road is honestly conducted and equal
10 any new road he has ever seen.
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Extensive fires are raging in Washington
Territory, destroying large quantities of hay,
fences and houses. There Ia no connection
by stage or telegraph for twelve miles. Fires
are also raging near st. Helena, Oregon.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-14

The Irish National Republican Convention,
which has been in session in Chicago, adj.
journed July 9Th, after adopting platform Of
principles, and pledging full support to the
Fifteenth Amendment.
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Also, = general assortment Of
RASCHERs' AND MINERS
STAPLE SUP p I I u 81
Also, q magnificent assortment Of men and boys
CT HIN G.!
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes!

SS-Everything in my line will be sold at the very
lowest prices share Of the public patronage
spectfuly solicited.
J. c. FAIRBANK,
GoloondA Station. New. May G, 1869 3-H
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p. t. Banum's late residence at Brids

- D"IH1IH HIV TesIUVHUu III BTIUge-
port, Conn, Ia for sale. Connecticut would
IDouot sond Barnum 10 Congress-, and now
last hGnim declares Connecticut unfit to live in
deliver co.,. m the line Of tir-
or Central Pacific railroads atbo words "Fami-
alive price for coin or groenbacks. shop. stepped
to work and only ask reasonable and two chill
pay for Il.
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somewhat prominent by inappropriate mirth;
this diverted the anger Of Anaon and
Jeanneton from each other, and their concen-
trated wrath fell upon the head of him who
mocked them. About two-thirds Of the contents
OF Jeanneton's hamper had been consumed in
the encounter; the remaining eggs were ex.
pended by the justly indignant women on the
well-dressed offender to the complete destruc-
tion of his irreproachable garments and his
utter confusion. There can be little doubt that
the egg might with advantage be substituted for
the sword in French duels. In nine cases out of
ten, the damage done, and the annoyance in
flicted by the egg would exceed that which 10
produced by the employment of the deadlier
weapon.
The Pail Mall Gazette says:-An article in a
late number of the Preussische Jdhrbucher
draws an interesting comparison between the
losses of the rival armies in the battle of Konig
gratz, and those sustained at the other principal
battles of the last two centuries 1t appears that
the Prussians lost at Koniggratz, in dead,
wounded and missing, $50 officers and 1894
men; and the Austrians 1147 officers and 30, 224
men. The proportion Of the losses to the total
force engaged on each side was for the Prus-
slams, 1-2S; for the Austrans, Ii; for both to-
gether Ill. In the battle of Malplaquet Q7OO
the proportion of losses was 1-5; at Rossbach
Q75O, 1-25; at Leuthen Q75S), Ill; at Iorndoff
Qs0O, 4; at Wagram, QS09l, q; at Borodino
GS12), Il; at Leipsic (1S13), 15 at Belle Alliance
QS15). III at Solferino QS59), g. The three
greatest of the above battles the article pro-
C6Sub, are IuOb6 VI LClpblC, hDu
Wagram, at which the total number of troops
engaged was 400, 500, 430. 900, and $4,000 re-
spectively. The three bloodest were Leipsic
600, 900 men losD, Borodino Qoss $4,000, and
Belle Alliance Gloss (61,000) This estimate
agrees, on the whole, very well with the popular
versions; but with these, is subject to correction
when examined with historical accuracy. The
Prussians do injustice to the magnitude of
Koniggratz when they rank it after Leipsc. 1t
is natural they should exaggerate the Importance
of the latter, which gave complete freedom to
their country, and fairly earned their favorte
General his marshals baton. But, taking
instead of estimates the actual Estates" of each
side as reproduced by their best writers. it APP
pears that the allies had barely 100000 at
Leipsic, the French 100000; total, 400, 900. At
Koniggratz following the same safe rule, we
find 42O 600 at least present. Wagram comes far
behind either, for there were not actually
100000 combatants present The three next are
Borodino, BautZen, and Dresden; all under
250,000 in total. 1t is worth noting that the
numbers engaged at the Wilderness, by far the
largest American battle, were little over
10000, viz.:-141, 900 Federals versus 81 600
Confederates. Each side had just one-seventh
of its strength put horS de consbat whereas at
Grants early battle of Pttsburg each lost full
fourth.
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At 95 and Accrued Interest

MANY PERSONS ARE SELLING THEIR GOV
ERNMENT BONDS WHILE THE PREMIUM is
STILL LARGE (as the Treasury has promised to buy
thirteen millions in December), AND REINvEST IN
THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE CEN
TRIAL RAILROAD OF IOWA, WHICH PAY ABOUT
ONE-THIRD more INTEREST. THE TINE TO
MAKE SUCH REINVES TMENT is tchie the Trea-
sury is buying, and Governments are at Premium.
THE ROAD DOES NOT RUN THROUGH
WILDERNESS where 1t would have to wait years for
population and business, but through the most
thicky settled and productive agricultural counties
in the State, which gives each section large trafc
as soon as completed.
1t runs through the great coal fields OF Southern
Iowa to the North, where coal is indispensable and
must be carried.
1t runs from the great lumber regions OF the North
through district of country which is destitute Of
this prime necessity.
The mortgage is made to the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company, Of New York. and bonds can be
issued only at the rate of per mle only half
the amount upon some other roads. Special security
is provided for the principal and for the payment OF
interest.
First Mortgage Bonds for so small an amount upon
a road running through such rich and already
well-settled part Of Iowa, well oe recommended
as perfectly safe as well very profitable invest
ment.
Pamphlets, with map, may be obtained, and sub
scriptions will be received, at THE COMPANY'S
OFFICES, No. 80 PINE Street. NEW YORK and
at the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA, No. a WALL
Street, and in Philadelphia by
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PAPER tiANoINOs.

Y OOKI LOOK 1! | LOOK WALL PAPERS
i and Linen Window Shades ManutaetureSa. e. We we
ahssnast 40 tine city, at JOHNSTON'B Depot NO. tnS
SPRfNG GARDEN Street, below Eleventh. Brenoat nee
sOT FEEDER AL Street. Camden. New jersey ~ 10
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Sale at the Auction Rooms Nos 139 and 1at s. EourtI,
,,,,....-. street.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE PIANO
MdRRORS, EIREPROOF SAFE, HANDSOMK
nEEldNEIl BRUSSELS AND OTHER OARPETS
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Total amount to be issued, 81, ,5OO,-
900 on IAO Miles of Road.

Extending from Chicago through Eastern Illinois to
the junction with the Evansville and Terre Haute
Railroad, with which 1t forms the shortest TRUNK
LINE to Louisville and the South), making the
average of Bonds about $4,000 per mile, and it is
expressly guaranteed that the bond issue shall not
exceed that sum.
The Road traverses country that assures large
and profitable business; is built and equipped from
Chicago to Momence, distance OF 55 miles, AND
UPON THIS PORTION OF THE LINE ONLY WE NOW
OFFER THE BONDS FOR SALE.
These Bonds are protected with eXtraordinay
care by registration and otherwise; the interest
upon them will be paid out OF one-thrd the net
earnings, and the Sinking Fund.- created and set
aside will provide ample means for their redemp-
ton.
They are onically Registered and Transferred by
the
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Peremptoy Sale in Nos 227 and 22a Noble street
STOCK AND kINruRIS OF A BRASS FOUNDRY
COCK MANUFAOTORY, AND SILVER PLATE
MANUFACTURING ESTABLIS HMENT. STEAb
ENGINE, MACHINERY, ETO

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Dec. g. at ii O'clock of Nos 227 aud g3g Noha
street by catalogue the entire stock and fixtures com
prsing gPorable steam engine three power mazda
by Wilcox Fox lathe, made by William BurlinRame com
plete and nearly monitor lathe; oval lathe: lathe
tools lines shafting and pulleys and gastop pat
terms; about 10000 lbs Babbtt metal; - lbs brass cast
ngs and old copper and znc steel rollers punching
presses lot helting screw press drying oven lap with
pulley and roller vises grndstone wheels electro
plating batteries - lbs tinmens solder - lbs metal
pewter and brass counter shafts smelling pot buin9
machine counter and platform scales; smelling fur
naees patent chuck universal chuck sheared lathe
with reade silversmiths dies models and oak
glass sash, etc '
Also finished and unfinished plated ware etc us st
May be examined at o'clock on the morning of sale
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AUoTION SALES.
M THOMAS q SONS, NOS. 1S9 AND IA
11e q. FOURTH STREET.
srooSs slS E ECs ss5 And sI North SECOND

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sioux OF ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE.
On wednesday morning,
Dec at 10 O'Clock, at Nos 695 and 627 North Second
street. BY catalogue stock of superior cabinet urnurs
manufactured for wareroom sales comprising -Eegant
walnut parlor suits green and crimson plush and hair
cloth coverings elegant centre and bouuuet tables VA
rious fine marbles bookcases etageres superior dining
room furniture extension dining tabes sideboard ee
CANT walnut chamber furniture finished oil and var
nsh; waIdrobes; cottage furniture; seat chairs
lounges hat racks, etc etc. comprising general assot
ment Of first class furniture N
Now arranged for examination with catalopuea 10 "
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SUPERIOR RIooRI, RgTcH FLOWER ROOTS.

Dec g. at II O'clock at the auction rooms csses ooy
prsng an assortment of very choice and superior Jap
hhee, hyacInths, tulips crocus, drops etc "a
worthy the attention Of florists and Others from j. A.
Barnart Haarlem Holland IA sSt