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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-06-17

they have ever brought TO this place before,
adapted tothe spring and summer trade, con-
sisting Of almost every article usually kept in
the dry goods department. A fine line of the
latest and most fashionable styles of
Ladies Dress Goods and Trimmings,
a fine stock Of ladies, misses, and
Children's Shoes Of the latest styles,
gentlemen's ready-msde Clothing of
various descriptions, Hats, Boots,
Shoes, Hardware, and Cutlery, Glass
and QueensWare, a fine assortment
Of Iron, Nails, Castings, Horse and
Mule Shoes, Horse Shoe Nails, Axes,
Drawing, Breast, Lock, and Stay
Chains, Wedding Hoes, Sugar, COZ
ee and Salt,
and various other articles not necessary to
mention. to which we respectful solicit the
the people generally to cal and examine our
goods and prices, as we viii take great pleasure
in showing our goods to the public, always
endesvoring tc please and give fun satisfaction.
We think We can make 1t to your interest to
deal with US, as we are determined TO sell
Goods as cheap as they can be bought at any
regular house IN this county. Cab aud see US
before purchasing elsewhere. This stock has
been selected with great care by the senior
partner of the firm, who has been in the Dry
Goods business for thirty odd years.
W. I'll fob he, er,sl
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-06-17
REMEDY FOR BURNS AND SCALDs

REMEDY FOR BURNS AND SCALDS.
The most eficacious remedy l
ever tried was to apply common
starch, just moistened with cold
water, and spread on a cloth to eff
fectually cover the wounded part.
A little girl who was badly scald.
ed, was instantly freed from pain
by the above remedy. Keep the
starch moistened, and in a few
hours the Inflammation will be
gone, leaving the scalded part per-
fectly white. After inflammation
is out, apply linen cloth dipped
in sweet oil. 1t is a speedy cure.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-06-17
Special Notice.
g. q. GaOD2TaR

HEREBY notifies all persons indebted to
IL him either by Dote or account, that they
must como forward and settle forthtcit6
| have sold out my entire stock of goods.
wares and merchandise Of every description ;
also, my store, and dwelliDg-house, and Civ
en- possession. As am now on expenses, and
design making OF ker arrangements elsewhere,
will now proceed to wind up my business as
speedily as possible. That all may have az
opportunity to settle with me, in person,
will be for short time at ray old stand--north-
east corner Of the Square now occupied by
j z. Caldwell. 1t will be 70 your Interest,
A. well as mine to call and settle soon.
March IL, 1869 u, T. G. GOODRICH.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-06-17

CURE FOR SCARLET FEvER.-A
correspondent sends to an ex-
change the following recipe for
the treatment and cure of scarlet
fever: Bind hops, stepped in vim
egar, upon the throat; make and
use a gargle of blood-roOt and rum.
To prevent scarlet fever, make
and use a gargle of red pepper
and vinegar, STEPPED. These rem
edies will not fail to give relief and
stop the plague.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-06-17

SOLVENT FOR OLD Purity AND
PANT.-Soft soap mixed with a
solution of potash or caustic soda,
or pearlash or slaked lime mixed
with sufficient water to form a
paste. Either may be laid on
with a brush or rag, aud when left
for some hours will render It's re-
moval easy.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-06-17
To DESTROY WAsPs.--Farmers

To DESTROY WAsPs.--Farmers
are often troubled by wasps,-
They can readily destroy them by
the following method: Satarate q
piece of lint with strong solu-
tion of cyanide of potassium, and
place at the outlet of the hole
leading to the nest. The inhala-
ton of the cyanide destroys the
insects very rapidly, and a nest
full is thus quickly put out of the
way.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-06-17
USUAL BARTER OF THE COUNTRY

in exchange for goods, and will not refuse the
greenbacks. So just come along and see US.
We are thankful for the liberal patronage
thas has Been extended to US in the past, and
respectfully solicit continuance OF the same
in the future. 3. H. BERRY & co.
Lynchburg, April 9th, IS69-tf
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-06-17

A correspondent of the Loa0a
Homestead says he set, in 1910,
two oak fence posts, from the same
tree. The one set butt end down
rotted off in Is years; the other
is as good as ever.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-06-17

A correspondent of the Country
Gentleman says every time a colt,
a calf or other young animal feels
miserable, hungry, cold or tired,
mark to a certain extent will be
left on the general figure.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-06-17

The occasional use of onions
mixed and fed to poultry with
their other feed, is said to be one
Of the surest rays of keeping a
yard of poultry in health.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-08

The >"" lorh Lea.,iure VAS Passed a
L." to rso'cc' the publ. against isnoran.
q aio:Drca','s clerks. provides, uulcr
heavy poua..''s ;h0t nperson shall pre-.
r'r" pr's'i ption rnl" he has served two
years apprenticeship in drug store. OF is -
graduate Of 4 mrdjcH crgp or college of
rhar'nacy. etr"pt undp be direct snpervjs.
ion of some person POSING one Of these
Qualifications The acorin ns 9TH -
5isions TO make these uls;ions effective,
. alt this iH The g,-t Of ,l,Nj.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-08
RAILROADS.
DUFFALO AND Elshr RAILROAD.

(
} On and after Monday Nov 23rd, lsfS,
Assengcr Trains viii run on this road az follows
LEAVE EHIE--ToING EAST.
l.lEA \. NJ NIGHT EXPRESS, stopping a.
''V Ripley, Wrs,hcld. Dunkirk and Silver
creek, arriving at Bdilao at i.t5 A. NJ o.,
A.Sh y. NJ. NEW YORK ENpRES3, stnu
o''' ring at .W,sticli, Brocton. Dunkrk. Si
Ncrcrrci;. and Angola, arriving in Bufsl9
at 2,lC i. NJ
~.p, 2. Nj. CfNCINNATI EMPRESS. stop.
'''' ping at Northeast, We-ticld. Sroc,on
DunkirN and Silvrrcrcck, and arrives at
Buffalo NJ lo,i5 f. VI.
E,ssA \. Nj, NAIL AND ACCOMaODA
S'V" IlON, stopping at all stations, ari:ting a,
Buffalo at lp.Iu \. NJ
Pa, 7. NJ, DAY EXrRSSS. stopping n
"1p Northeast, luplcY> w. icld 0unkirk,
Slvcro-rrk and ~ COLA, arriving 1t But
fflu at I,uo =. VI.
.EivE ECFFALp- SONG WEST
n,II /. NJ, DAY EXPRESS stopping at Az
~'~' gCla. Silvarrrccl, Durkirk, Broctun,
Wc-Ifcld AID Northeast, alIiviag a, rris
ut 3,i5 i. VI. o..
9,AA p. NJ, MAIL AND HCCCnN0pA
H'VV rI0N, stopping at all rtc,ions, arriving
AZ Eric at $50 p VI.
E,,tA y NJ. TOLEDO EXPRESS. stopping q.
0 al +Myan'' Myan'' md arriving at Eric a 'O's
N,Aak = NJ, STEAMBOAT EMPRESS, stop.
o'Vu ping at Angola. S:iverrrcek, Dunkirk
Bruc'on. " Wo,tiied and Northeast, arriv.
ing at Eric nj | 20 A. NJ
t.DA a NJ, NIGHT EMPRESS, stopping a.
a'~V Silvercrcek Durkirk and WestleId ar
irving at Erie at i,fo !. NJ.
Railroad time il 1o min-tes faster than Eiie time
Il BROWN, Gen'l Surf..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

WEp~Esptv De- p severe the
aud little business doug The near approach Of ,h7
snra Of omake light purchases that the ~
fresh and 30 stale Ouehundres Yesterday AM olay
all selling Compared with LAST Monday TIE market closes as
tie demand Some choice holiday car roun 10"
se bu few animals above l607c Pretty fair o. cHL steers
were a lst 0i4c. We note The following sales
Ncla brought in ~ One Ohio grades 100 cNt sou Dl
1t alElc0 10 L. Valentine al latter price
IRE sis iced made fat that Valentine haf TO dress IN
the couutr,. weg bed $50 % week after killing
Of cattle fed nv huseli 10 Stelhen
Couty l6i each and sold 0y l. Hughes Tor w.
or about 2lc per They very tne
Porly and bis T. Puriy OF Purivs Station on the Harlem
Road each sent pair Of twin steers one pair o. Wch weighed b@
n and tr her about r. g. G. Trsi sold them 50lgc
J. Kret.u Of vomug Co. y fea beie 10 c"t and
Of theU bbt d. the heaviest scaling 4 ID lt were so
BY Duey lie Tor the beiers. 5sa2ye for the siee
Uery L Got out - Ky cattle. Il cNt, al lbdl,tc
about I'D cWt 500
by Goh al Gd9cl 9c 81 and 62 n per 500
Nj Gvn asO sold - tat lO3 est ny cattle for Harp Hughes
q lse 800
lSdllc. and extras. y cwt. at ia &c
81 Canada steers and oIss "t al
l2dl6c o., ,.
l6Ic hue pair ID. Reed, q cNt net, for $40 80
Resenths sold Iu1 steers ~ Of them . est AZ 30 anu u
" Thompson .6i 50 re1ar g. cvt l2.c IT, G.
At l4aI5le. ~ good o. cattle. 81 cwt a. i1al7c 80
Ssgr D. WaiIe ~ IT, steers o. o"L Al +e and % Of
sheen 20 slowly to-day hut prices sustained Arrivals la0 head
Tie kept butchers al bone their HAuis not being
Az Poriietbst Judd Co sold sheep % h. a. 6tc
An owner sold a car. - 10 state, At s l-5e. .
Fcrty-eighh Hume Elliott sod % state sheep l''
"a I0 Canadas H. Sc 4s DO ~ n. al &C. tO do
lie ts Isl state 81 d. dc aud some o. u C4uaa
Al Communiuav BELLS Pdcoek T n Ohio sheep, a.
lsc car IL .ldS3 % 10 Weighei wet a. SIC
portion Of agefs extra hentucy sheep a. ocls
Of l65 n % J. Harrington al loc
rip4S single sold alive % OHIO hogs ~ 10 a. 10 lbc
They quoted allie There change % dressed
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wpDyysp,Ys WEATHER RgPoRr-sA
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or HBw.IORK....................D December ~
CLEARED.
StearushpsSbera. Martyr Liverpool fArbanAs Fo~e "hug
ton \. 4. Brunette. Fowler Philade.gbis. =, - IN 49,,
Shps--iske Ere Slater Loudon winged Hunter einaH
Barks-H. Ltchsv Sleeper Casoi Teresa 'Sls N~'~e"'
Para Newby Kingston Jam John Griffin, Do~ney Ha'3na
Nevada DAVIS SavAnBsL T. D. Wilder Holmes Charleston kans
Eanggr Martin. Richmond: Lookout, Shaw. Norfolk
CapAlboa-H Seymour. Parton, Ne~-HaVen
ARRIVED.
s...hi N,p,y,,g.rv Fsircoth Savannah ndse. and
Steams5p Rebecca CLYDE Chichester Wilmington C. e sol
sim Care, Fsre DeuhAm Liverpool days nd'e and pass
ship Armada Jeffrey Calcutta July 81 aud sands Head A1s %
seed ,.-, n, -. - ,...
Bk Morning Waugh Guantanamo dsys sugar and Hosssss
Bari Marie, Sink. PadaIg sept u, coffee cAssa Se
B Wallace Adams B5eno. Ayr. DAYS ballast Sailed
,,pV ain bari AnIona ewYork Left port baL John H.
PEARSON ready NewYork brig Agen0rA and Clan Gee"
BsTS Golden Fleece Rhodes day sagAS and rOis'se
Brig MsebIs WHITING oh HsbOr, Jam. 70 DAYS lossood
J. LiucOn Meuym&n SAgnA JAYS sugar sn1 ho'ssees
Bns Manlius, Dasssr, Havana 10 days, sugar -
Bris Jobn Mscpsnad Ste EIums, Bahamas 10 days salt
Bg Monte ChrstO huus AOS;s CHRISTIE st. Domingo va Taii,
Island Dee. 10. loswOOd and fastc
Bng Emily west PsusAcolA1 DAYS, undergrad cotton
schr sb Mclean Gssud Msnse Isle 10 dA's aenng
Sehr RchArison Nelson, ApsehieolA ~ daYs, laiAbeE
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS Dec R-Arrived steamship Tpo from Liverpool
Metis % from Paseasoals Ao,ts,
.SS. ecrx. Amos jacksonville Josephine Baltimore;
Mwaukie EIAbethpo Potomac from Ne~,lorsi sod set
Fo%rssss MONROE Dec 2-Pa.ed 10 for Richmond brig Joa
Crystal, IRON hsS-lorL
FOREIGN PORTS.
orKKSrowS Dee 2Ths steamship sAnana arrived at This poh
BEEsr bee T1-Tbe steamship Perre from Newior su'ei
here o'clock 'his morning her SAY 70 iia'Ee . -
HknBURG Dee fgfhe stsSsshlp hammcs safe'tri eA'.
this Wednesday, Dec TO- bf Se~io'A Vas detained s1"'
SunGAy
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BrorusuIs.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEALED
PpopnStIS r be received unul WEDNESDAY, Jan. 100,
Y cek noon Of he G nation Mssen 'nd
Suu.rstrpcure o s OF the NEW JEkAbl hJDsoN A
DELAWARB RAILROAD Terms OF Letting, Prohe Fsns At'
NJ Isri JOHN RUTHERFCkD, ". LOW,
~. D. Z CULVER. Committee
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lie Live and unsettled; accurate quotations. cannot
given offered a. 25G Dressed Ogs SllOS2; no buyers
recepts 1880 head. Exchange dull A. idlle on buying
CHICAGO quiet lilo % huvng par0ll0 selling
Flour quiet IS for Spring Extras Wheat declining
8Oc afternoon neavy a. 6lc cash aud
December Corn dull 53 regular; 75 for fresh
eeipts afternoon duh At re for No Oats quiet
42idG;c for No dull No q lie Barley and
Use for No Hghwine dull 81 G91c PoE lower sales al
75G S2s % seller January closing 81 td
5n $29 IS seller February Lard and vsak al
l6idl7c ll7tc seller Febdary. Sweet Peked Hsn gu
46e uomnav l3dl33c for Rough Sides
l4!e Ribs Oldc for Dry Sailed Shoulders H for Green
actves 500 H. Live Hogs neglected
JO0 80 - for Cattle quiet - 5d 20 20 o
to bills
hush Wheat iUOJO hush bush Barley
ShpmeBts-3O0O bb Four 1850 bash Wheat
bush Corn 5000 bush Barley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23

E. DO Rye 09I : mere s1 active The ds1ssd e. par Go ms
SsSsS ana heavy demand and steady at
O. Sgq 50 2 % d for S od :, bale. Cotton At
k6eai 20 boxes Bacon at 2S and p 9oo bush Wheat ' 10
G6Ays %hea, %sks. AIRY ssiye iss STe'g aIs DS'
hdSsb ' or export the sales are 5000
zCbcage SFug - for No DO = = do T i oe "a
Tor ~ 80 for White Michigan 3 Tor Amber DO
81 $50 81 So for White Getesee the latter for DhL barley "a
sy ard hev Barley Mat easier and qust se Of 900 bush
ss. are 900 6rsb At si,a63 Tor New Western;
It63at4c a6i Jersey and southern At SoGo sra ope's
seminal Q DO. very ree, ohsTea 'Se ,1ss are Y V es9 AZ
Exports rKos xKwIoEK EyDrye Die a. 1863
Grss, Britain ireland .pd the CouHu,ni.. 1922 lSoS@
West edes south AHerea &e......''.' 1872 100
Bnusb Provuces. A4'S INV
oo726 1896 2S6
es M ssrTmr .5s 20 fT Retail lots Rye Straw selling
HoPs are '' s ' Se STATE Common to Good
"iseo9sn 3a24c Eastern lRgl2 and lsIngs eG and ..
ar steady l'ase gold Other kinds inactive anl nominal
interest Some JOB Of New. Orleans sod at 'sasoe
NANA ne nInntss o. I' sDts srU."re al a.
t.e Rou - loa y IS for Common % Good Snes ~ 29g y
80 Is Tor Extra Pale. s7a 80 for EIira. Tnris quiet
vr quote 9aa,e for ea,ks ana sas4c for
a.. lover al SsaSe for whsle and Sperm Manufactured
Os Inactive Lard on steady with moderate dsmsna at 81 20
Professionalism every Of panic market
rs bb 81 M havy uunpected Mess SjlU SJ p Tor NJ
,oert4 do 5gOS2 Old Mes being nominal
decline Of Soc 81 a hbl for future
doing decline Of SG-l 50i sales OF
SELLER $Z90o) So the lower amer Change
bb seller February. $50 Trade n Barrel Beef has been
SAL prices uncaufed howeye sales OF % oh~ al S4dt
for New efce Beef inactive and nominal al
Tor Prime Mess and S2sa =3l for India Mess Beei Hams
moderate iohbng demand al S5ld rSj for Western
Shoulders. and II 7lc for Hams
du shippers the market for Cumberland above 1879
oumg gold and exchange there sellers AZ The close
Dressed Hogs and weak ~ dc for Western ana
City. dull shippers buying and the
70l7!c for No I; l74 a74c for CITY; l'.d
for hettie Rendered. Tor
sales Of 800 seller February a. c Inc exports
ending last evening, have
Beef bills Pork 5i5 Bacon mostv 90 eTp0O
tuusB Butter. l79 Cheese, 80 tuns Lard
PETROLECM-The marke, quiet The storm checks business
Prices nominal l7e for Crude in on aud 5G5ic for Re
hed s. W.
RICE den AMI unchanged sales Of Carolina at 7d'e
SuGAS-Raws selling but the movements SLOW
greater Prime Refining Os sales Of COO hhds
lh dll 5 boxes Havana private terms Refined heavy and
dull al lfi dl4lc. for HardS
SEBDS-No demand for Seed bevond the price being
according 0usutty; these figures criterion OF
the MARKET Timothy seed is hrm at sass % Rough FAfea
STE4EIS continues prices lower and weak sales 50 t
TALLOW-Uude further decline Of gold and exchange the inquiry
iholsrate but hone there - gocl
prices the close sales 1000 n a. iu3
lu!c m Ordinary Prime closing AZ Oe for Choice TIE exports 10
continent; total since J12s sgains lo
the pnc then being li@lIc for Common To 'hoee
Westerg sud
dull but frm sales Of 100 bbs al gee 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23

THos A V,sE H. Prssdent JoHs 7. Hut Cashier
THE HrSTH NATIONAL BASK EEwl oKN. Dee 10. 1888
TT,HF ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS
Of nj. BANK wH held at tn Bautng Rooms
SECOND TUESDAY 10 JAuu tlih between the
hours Of l2 H. and D. o. JOHN T. HILL. CASHIER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23

NATIONAL BKoADwAY BANK NEW YORK Dec. "a. 1863.
ELECTION.-The Annual Election for Dl-
II r.etors this he held the Banking House 27 Broad
way TUESDAY 18th day January between the hours
Of Ia 10 and / o'clock o. m J. L. EYERlTT, Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23
PFCFrPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per Canal FssSis. dHt hdtirodfe
Cotton, Ashes, 1i bb.s folr flt
hgs bss bush Oats 9as bush Beans 90 bush Peas. $50
bsy Corn Meal So bhs Refined retrerum, dUl bb lok J pAs
RI IA M. CT Meats pkgs Lard %; ptgs Nteaun tlo
pkes 1858 pkgN Cheese, 90 PKG hgss ~ Pkg I".
Dried Frnits Dressed H0g 9 bh, Cooper LABS S
Wbt, 80 Ales Wool bales Hops Y J side, LruhcI hhs
Tobacco. - ukgs. Rice, SO pkgs Starch.
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finantinI.

cfinantiRI
A LBERT II. NIC0LAY,
~ ATCTIONEEE
NEW JERSEY ZINC COMPANY STOCK
AT AUCTION
ALBERT NICOLAY
vil SELL public suction
THURSDAY. Dec. g. 1869 81 l2l oelOok ,.
the Exchange SAlesroOm
III Broadway (fruitJ Buildng),
for o whom -.
go SHARES NEWJERSEY ZINC COMPANY COMMON STUN
PAR VALUE slOO BACH
$50 SHARES NEW JERSEY ZINC COhPAM
PREFERRED STOCK
PAR VALUE 100 EACH.
To he sold In lots 20 suit purchasers
FOrs urthsr particulars or Information. apply
ALBERT II. NlCOLAT.
Stock Auctiobetr and Broker,
No 4 Pne-tt
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lev are First Mortgage and Convertible aud protected by
SINrIyING IEI-Nn

LIBERAL SIN l. UNI.
RUN 50 YEARS PRINCIPAL PAYABLE IN coin; INTEREST
PAYABLE AT NBwYoRK OR LONDON, FREE OF GOVERN
MENT TAX THY YIELD NEARLY 10 PERCENT CURRENCY
WHILE HvETwENrrEs PAY ONLY q III PER CENT
These bonds are only issued upon
each section of the road as fast as the
same is completed and in successful
operation. Two and a half millions OF
dollars have been expended on the
road. Eighty-lhree miles are about
completed and equipped, and already
show large earnings, and the remainder
of the line is rapidly progressing toward
completion,
The State of Iowa, through which
this road runs, is one OF the richest
agricultural sections Of America. It's
population is large and increasing with
surprising rapidity, and its immense
yield of grain, pork, WOOL and all other
agricultural products, creates pressing
demand for the construction CT this road,
which affords the best possible gnaran-
tee for the BOndhOlderS, especially as il
runs through the wealthieSt and most
thickIy populated section Oftle State.
The road also runs through the rich
and growing State of Minnesota, Ref
erence TO the map of the United States
will show that this road passes through
the most enlerpriSing and growing pOr.
ton of the West, and forms one of the
great trunk lines in direct communica-
ton with NeW.YOrk, Chicago, and St.
Louis, being 10 the latter city 80 miles
nearer from Northern Iowa and all pOr-
items Of The State Of Minnesota than by
any ether road now built or projected,
and also the nearest route from Central
and SOuthern Iowa.
The buyer of these bonds is, there
FORE guaranteed by great business
already in existence, and has not TO run
any of the contingencies which always
attend the opening of roads into new
and unsettled country.
We offer the bonds for the present at
95 and accrued interest. We recon-.
mend them to investors and officers
of financial institutions, who desire to
change their high,priced investments
for a security which presents every ele-
ment Of safety, and at the same time
Yields much higher rate Of Interest.
Pamphlets and full particulars fur
nished by
HENRY CLEWS & CO.,
30 WALL STREET,
EiuauciaI Agents. for the Company.
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FREE or GOVERNMENT TAX.
These Bonds can he registered.
st.OOO.OOO.
s2,OOO,OOO.
CAPITAL STOCK............
TOTAL ISSUE OF BONDS. e..

CAPITAL TOCK................st.O OO.OOO.
TOTAL ISSUE OF BONDS. s2,0OO,0OO.
Length of road, III 5-lOO miles. fhe bonds are
limited to less than $4,000 per nib, and are Sc
cured by First Mortgage on the entire property
Of The Company which cost about 5000 per mile.
and which. we can say with the utmost confidence,
will be worth soon after the completion of the road
at least double its cost. The consolidation of this
line with the indianapolis Charlottesville and Dan
willie Road places over two hundred miles under one
management and furnishes still further security To
the bondhOlders these bonds having been assumed "a
virtual guaranteed by the consolidated company under
the name OF the indianapolis Bloomington and west
ern Railroad Company. This is east and west road
connecting with direct lines TO Boston, New YORK,
Philadelphia and Baltimore on the east and with
the Pacific Roads the west. II runs through
the richest and most pOpulous district OF ILLINOIS, the
local business of which will bel more than sufficient 10
sustain it, while the through business (which Will be
limited only by the capacity of the road must make it
one of thesbest paying railways in the country.
TWENTY TWO MILES ONLY REMAIN IN
FINISHED The work is pushed forward energeti-
cally. and TRAINS WILL BE RUNNING OVER
THE ENTIRE LINE DURING THE ENSUING
MONTH.
About t1Tee-quarters of the Loan has been taken
by actual Investors. We continue 10 offer for the
present the balance at % and accrued interest IN
currency
The high premiums which the stock Of all the East
and West roads in Illinois commands Justify the be-
lief that the stock of this road will also soon sell
abovepar thus making the convertible clause OF the
Bond valuable option.
All marketable securities received in exchange at
the highest market rates Bonds forwarded by eI-
press free of charge. Pamphlets containing full par
ticulars furnished application by the undersigned
financial agents of the Company.
TvTu NER pnNTHERS
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
VTROPFAN MARKFTN.

Iospov Dec Pill m-COnsos opened al 91 Tor monsT ana
H. IN. srourt United FveTweu Bonds 100 81 b5
Old e. 1861 80 Territories. 81 IRE hASay SHARES t' Hlo
C..trsi, g42 Atlantic and Great Wssteru, 20 . ,.,,.
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lAuds liza; Mddlug orleans l.A 81,
1Sugs 80 G3o ior No u Duh Stan1aia on 'e
spot: to arrive, quiet. Ialow trmer
ZAPerOeum opened pet anl steAuf ~ WYATT 10Y
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PlnIs Dec 22-Ths Bonrse opened dull heutes 72r t5c
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count FyeTwsnty bonds 1862 3d. 100 Old 81 100 o. hre
~; Illinois 90. Atlantic and Great West
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Nfug ORLEANS INA PORK Lar4 lat aut nominal
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HAyE 2-COOn opened fat and quiet Tres OFdure on the
.rot Is6 francs T. Fl Low Mdthugs ahost, l3'lr
LONDON 30 COnsOs close al ~ Tor nouey and
g m the United States FyeTseuiy bends 30 Tor the
iue a. Zoe the issue Of 1863 aud 80 for TIE ssu o. &
Fn. RAILWAY shares l.; Illinois Csgras 90 Atlantic and Great
Mestera. ~ . ,,tr ann
IUgEPo9 Dec 2L-iO m.Cotton closed A. ll iol Niding
In ar AMI I}d Mddng Orleans; sales Of te da o bale.
Bre.i,ss tul aBl unchanged Rstuei Petroleum rsrgaL
Fs.srv0ET States fiylWeuty .'uds opened qHe
Al si csls, aud closed Lat and quiet a. SO