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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-05-06

nreu, ne Delng scarcely ten
PAGES distant from her. The
bullet struck him in, the breast,
and as he reeled wildly toward
the pillars which hold up the
porch, she fired two more shots,
neither Of which took effect.
He clasped the pillars of the
porch, and endeavored to sus-
tain himself by them, but
weak as he was from the rapid
flow of blood from his wound,
his strength failed him and he
teil to the ground She walked
directly up to him, and stand
ing over him, fired the two
last shots from her revolver
into his body-one lodging in
his right leg and the other in
his groin. Still carrying her
revolver in her land, she pass
ed back through the crowd OF
men, who, as if stricken sense.
less by the awful scene being
enacted before their eyes, did
not move a finger to bar her
passage. Along the porch,
through the bar.room, and
back to the ladies apartment,
she walked without showing a
trace of emotion or a qualm OF
nervousness.
In the dressing-room she re.
sume1 her riding habit, and
again mounting her horse, she
gallopped back towards her
home, and had gone a consid
erable distance from the vii
lage before any one thought t
of following her. Mr.. jarrett
rode after her, and joining her
about a mile from Jarettsville,
he was asked if McComas was
dead. He replied yes. when
she said: 81 told him what
was-going to do" She exhibi.
ted 10 signs of regret, and was
apparently as composed as il
she had just finished the most
ordinary action.
On Sunday, she rode to Bel.
lair and gave herself up to the
authorities. Miss Cairns is
about thirty, and McComas
was thirty.seVen years of age
IN
Both the parties belonged to
highly respectable families
and held foremost positions in
the social life Of the country
The feeling Of excitement in
regard to this act of summary
retribution runs very high in
the neighborhood, but public
opinion is generally on the side
of Miss Cairns. q, ...i.,,..-r
McComas is supposed tc
have been killed by the frs
shot which struck him, and the
last two shots were probably
fired into his dead body.
Some time since, Miss Cairns
brought suit against McComas
for breach of promise and Sc
duction, but the case has not
yet come to trial.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-05-06
NO. 974
For the Record.
Trees and shrubsof Ohio.
BY REV. C. IL. WARREN.

.f = ~ - -. "AnHhAS'fg7
BLACK oAK.--( Quereus TimctOrid.)
Inow bring before the read.
er a very common tree; being
So generally diffused over the
State of Ohio, it is pretty well
known; there is scarcely any
locality where it does not
abound. 1t is one Of our finest
and most useful trees, being
one of the loftiest ones of our
deeply wooded forests, often
rising up majestically to the
height Of so or 80 feet, stand.
ing pre-elninent among the
hundreds of its neighbors. The
leaves are obovate oblong, sim
nate lobed or prinatifed, pu~
Descent beneath The cups
scaly and short acorns rather
small and not palatable. The
timber Of this tree is in great
demand for shingles, and also
for many other purposes.
Where this we'll known tree
grows it is sure indication oi
a warm and productive soil.
AS an ornamental tree it GER
talnly possesses some merits.
Its large luxuriant, dark and
glossy foliage will ever recon-
mend it to landscape gardeners
as a tree worthy aplace among
the rare and beautiful. In the
months of July and August
when the heat of summer is be.
coming intense, there is, per
haps, no tree which presents a
more delightful appearance.
Its large leaves, clothed in the
refreshing dews Of early morn.
ing, or madeglossy by The bril-
liant rays Of the MONDAY sun,
will ever give this familiar tree
prominent place among the
grand and elegant.
DowNY BLACK oAK.-t Querew 7riJola. }
The leaves of this fine spe,
cies of oak are oblong cunei-
.Oti' "ou'o q, 'ne paSe' nahg
ing on very short petioles, and
three. lobed at the end, being
."'eo. ''aA ~, Cm0 D,a0N O"N '"s'
ueSoiioen, 1ne uowny olack
oak is not so generally odistri b
u'eu over ene o.a'e as many
.,ioinOerS ~ VI O'iiS ianltiyrot9reeS'
i'i' u'uail! iouna'h ,iiiiycoun'
eS,re., " 'no o"See
s y. w 80 Dse. ",'u H''is' !
NV - - nle, W. 'l'I' eiosa''S 'tee
p M
,t
sn;oto p;vos ! . 80. ~ =. 'ns !,
nro MI, - m 80 .'1' H'l =
s;n,;,o.t : ILL., - aShS
oak ~ mood = ,.aa'N N !
oro;,,od I'D - ~ -
., ,aohon,nnI I Os ,.0 ~ a"'e"y.o - ~
otbors M bo :. y l,t,, -. 10 ,r.a 80 -.
!;
Is TO be FOUND in its large, rich
- :, =
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-05-06
Hoofland's German Tonic

-S---v~-.es--s.~-. .r Ill sAs SHgrodients Of ths
iBitteys, ,0itA PURE Santa Cruz RHBs Grunge, ets.
Nis tIed for The Sdme ditedseS as the Bitteri, IN
edses phere some pure alcoholic stimulus 70 re-
quired. PoU oil bear IN mind that ulsse renls-
dies ara entirely different from any others
'ikcse being scientific preparations Of Medicinal
eStrdets, chile hs oLherI are mere decoctiOns Of
rum in Iome Joy~L The TONIC is decidedly ons
" he mOst pledsunt aad agreeable remedies euer
offered 10 ne public. Ts tatte is ezquiIite. II q
= pleasure 20 take IT, iohite fts ks,giuiR0, eShiI.
srdhRg, and medicindl qualities haze edUsed 4 .
os ksV0t0A a. ue 0TedieA Of all tOaief.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-05-06

CAUTION.
Hccrdad's Gsrndn Remedies are eonnfeyfeft
TAs gsssa,,s kave ne signature Of @. m. Jack.
SON o. tie Jront Of he 0utside wrapper Of each
tettie, and hs Hapss Of hs article bl0,on ~ each
botQe. AZ otAsrs are cosatsrfeit. t aga
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-05-06
=. tIIDJIIUUIIs IsI IEaII IsIT TII7
Wonder Boys Composition,

ahl 1Jt m.l HEADS. siaom31iJP
are efdiaerent shapes
and differentjsiEe They are
full Of notions, Large heads
do not always hold the most.
Some persons, can, tell just
what a ma man IS BY the shaps, Of
his head, High heads are the
best kind. Very knowing peo.
pie are called gs.headcd,H 4
fellow tllat won't stop for rE,rJnnv anyr
thing t1anybodyg IS Is called hot.
headed, If hee' isn't quite, & 80
bright they call him soft head.
ed; if he won't be coaxed nor
turned, they call. him pig.
headed, Amin ais have very
small heads The heads Of
fools slant back, When your
head is cut Offypu are behead.
ed, Our heads are all covered
with hair, except .baldheads.
There are other kinds of heads
besides our heads ~
First there are Barrel heads.
Second, there are Pin,heads.
Third, Heads of sermons---
sometimes a minister used 60
have fifteen heads to one SER
mon, Fourth, Headwind,. Fifth,
Head of cattle-when a farmer
reckons up his cows and oxen
he calls them SO many head Of
cattle, Sixth, Drnmheads-
Drumheads are made of sheep.
skim Seventh, Heads or Tails
when you toss up pennies.
Eighth, Double.headers-when
you let off rockets. Ninth,
come to a head--like a boil or
a rebellion Tenth, Cabbage
heads-dunces are called Cab.
bageheads, and good enough
for them, Eleventh. at Log.
gerheads--when YOU don't
agree, Twelfth, Heads ofChap-
ters. Thirteenth, Head him of
when you want to " stop a
horse or a boy. Fourteenth,
Head of the family. Fifteenth,
a Bluaderhead, Sixteenth, the
Masthead-where they send
sailors to punish them. Sew
enteentlh, get Up to the head
when you spell a word right.
Eighteenth the Head 'of a
stream where 1T Begins.
Nineteenth, Down BY the head
when a Vessel IS deep loaded
at'the bows. Twentieth a6g-
urehead carved Aon a vessel.
Twenty FIRST The Cathead, and
that's the end Of a Stick of tim.
Der that a ships anchor hangs
by Twenty-second,Y "A Head.
land, or Cape. Twenty third,
hHead of Tobacco. Twenty
fourth, A Bulkhead, which is a
partition in. a ship Twenty
fifth, Go Ahead4abut first be
sure you are rightaG'tas4 Boz
BUBBY sHoRT;s COMPOSITION ON
sGMp1 H MORNING. p T--a W.
1t is very pleasant 10 get mp
insthe morning and walk ia the
green fields, and hear the birds
sing, The morning is the. ear.
liest part of the day. The sun
rises in the morning 1t is
very good for our health to get
up early. 1t is very pleasant
to see the sun rise in the morn.
ing. In the morning the flow
ers bloom out, and smell very
good If it thunders in the
morning, or Aefe's a rainbow,
twill be rainy weather. Fish
bite best in the morning, when
you go a fishing. .dd like to
sleep in the lmorning--0m
Young FolMtor May 4, ya
,g.iygs d(Sanh Grill lEluyg.a
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-05-06

FROM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Penn.
sylvanla.
Phil kpELPHIA, March 10, 1867.
IfHd Roofdnd's German Bitters" 70 not an
intssitaing beverage, but 10 a good tonic, usefM
IN diiord>rs Of he dige,iice ergdns, dnd Of great
btnsN IN edses Of dsb,iity and SDdni ef nervous
aeti0n IN ne systsm.
Yours truly, f- w..
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-05-06
hGeOst Girl

THERE'S a,girl in Linn county,
Iowa, only. slxteenyears old, of
@homthe following is narrated;
For six weeks Of the coolest
weather Of last winter during
the sickness of her father and
mothes she. attended carefully
and well, forty-eight sheep, sew.
en- head read Of sbhhc94rsse bhhc94rsses twelve head
of cattle and two Of calves, be.
sides milking three COWS, driv,
ing the -eatsle "A quarter of a
mila to, iwatehs cleaning the
horserstable, doingbthes house.
work, and taking care1oof0 her
sick parents siQ se,s.S hsii.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-30

sNHIS SCELEBiAT DINSTITUTE
has enjoyed this Cast an uninterrupted
success of eighteen years ami has become Of
the most celebrated Institutes of the age.
The great num0er t.taaliy received ami cured
place 1t i poi Il of number # patients among the
first Of the world and the success OF its treat
aacnud n nnnn
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Iu,portant to the Ladies.

When femaleis IN trouble or aiii!cted with dis
ease and requires medical or surgical attetsdtpee
the enquiry shonid be, Where is therr phs sician
who is fully conips tent to aim mis- relief and
whose respectable, standing in snc,"ts recommends
aim to the confdenc If the community? The Doc
~, understanding how in.perst vel: necessary
d se requirements are, feels ca led upon to int r
,o g. and h, caiiug the atsenton of the afflicted
ttt.e fact that he HIS been Professor Of 0hste-
RIGS and Female Diaeases ful TWENTY YEARS and
a fully qualified to administer in all cases. both
MEDICAL, and surgically not in a uperflcial man.
ner but in tn ar ugh name years If study
ndpractice-both in hospitals and private fami-
lies-caR make t. save nem from the hands ofthe
unqualified, unscrupnlous. and designing. There
ore antilles rely upon him as upon father
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-30

All in aftiiction can find in him one who can feel
and simpathize with, ami befriend them in trouble
-one in whose secrecy the utmost confidence can
be placed Consultation (By Letter or Otherwise)
FREE. Seeaddres, below.
The celebrated Fem male Remedies.
Compounded from the private prescriptions of Dr.
Yonng have now obtained a most extended popn
larity, and are correctly viewed to be the safest
and surest remedies for the com lants for which
they applied. The constantly accruing testi-
monials of their efficacy declared them to be pre-
eminently superior to heir action.
No lady should be without these Renovating
Agents None genuine unless procured at this
office. Sent by mail Express to any part OF the
State.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
The Greatest Discovery Of this or any other Age
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-30

Envelopes So per 1OO-less than 100.
Cents Zach.
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e r. q N @ h hu N a r
Or, FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

Or, FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.
These Pills ara now acknowledged by the Medi-
cal Fraternity to be the only safe mild and eff
cacious remedy 20 be depended on in long sanding
cases suppression irreguarity. stopping OF
th- functions of nature the neglect of which is
the source of such deplorable effects the female
frame. In should these Pills be ken
when the patient has reason to believe she is
ENcIE TIE. Price s.. Remit the amount above,
and they will be forwarded with full directions +
use. CURED AT HOME.
Patients residing in anv part of the State, how
ever distant. who may desire medical advice on
their respective cases. and who think proper sub
NIT written statement of such in preferren ence to
holding personal interview assured that their
- -"nications vii be held mcst sncred.
-.s .s,.ets and money rlus be addressed
RENJ. +. JoSSELYN. VI. D., stamp
61s Sacrame street.
between Mon rgomery and Kearney,
6PO San Francisco, Cal.
aroS-tf
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UT e'''y
Prentive Powders for Married Ladies

These powders will be found of essential value t.
those whose means. health, or other circumstan
ces do not permit them to increuse the number OF
their family without inconvenience, suffering, and
perhaps risk of life. This preparation is new. safe.
infall bic. convenient and simple, and cannot in
Iure the health of the most delicare. 1t curtails
no privileges, but gives strength and vigor. Nor
ally dered it is Of the highes: utility, and sus
tained by The soundest principles If pruden and
virtue. Their use should he avoided at certain
times Price SIC box Sent to any part Of the
oast perfectly safe from suspicion.
Remit the amount bv Mail or Express, addressed
to REM Y IOSEELYN NJ. D
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.

IoyDoy. May Pill nCousos opeu at y o both money ana
the account United States FyeIUc-y bonds, 1s} Stocks quei
Euo Do; Illinois. 9jt .-,
by M-fer Mj8Hg Urluds, lltdilL: hd1luE Orleans ll5@
lI!d Tie acs Of tie lay estimated 80 l1c0J bales
IoND0N, MaT 2-.NUg1- quiet and steady
FRsNFFOEr May 2-Uu,I FeTrnty bond' o6l for The
i,sue of 1902
count United states quiet 80 4 Stocks irn
LIVERPOOL M1r I'll mtCoL is hIuer aud prices bae sd
vaucel faction, MaEr Irs1ts, lltLi Ml.rs orleans d
activity Hu te sales Of the day now es'aed al
1900 Lard. d
HAvRE MAY 2Couu opened quiet both 90 The spoi and ato'
L0yBoy May li.a) m-Cosus closed az i for both money
sud tie account Urd states l'e etT Bon1s, w. s''ei'
easier: Ere la5 Illinois. g5l Atlantic 0u Great Western M
LIvHFo0L Nav 97-:51 l Cotton closed AZ l9e following
quotations. MdUng Uplauls l Ndr2 Oe'gs ItL sales oi
t- bales Brcaislfs ocra quiet LsTI, o. = cwt
LoSnoy NAV Zine R,si1, IS 3 ca LDseed Cakes 80 Y
tua. Lltecd Oh, 81 IS q Gun. ,,.,..
AyrwEEP MAY 27-T,irolsuu, FI francs fr Ssrd'Td White
l.vKF Afar 2-Co0u t lu Tres UE---Ie, on the spot l.
rfr cW.: Low M.lI..ugs, alUat, 1901.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
ro,trsTrc A,trvrTs

B,rrvoRE May 2--C,og fmsr; N, @ 'aIc Four cr'.i I'd
C1oe valley - 90 Corn a,c; pts sre: sc Of Wms a
al 81 ~ Mesl lrz frm 49, Isan ,,re Snd lT, RID soc.
aar, a. .c WHISKY lra eng tres &c ~ W % sl-' reported Ola
PmL,DELruiA Nav z-C t'9a i,' 'In A.l. Opae-i' I,g
except Peans Er,-- t1 - g. Hltai nsg's5el
& Esl , 1 5aailG C.r-prse ,..5os; c1.'nls gJa1le
Y.or Irr p,.y aaI OIL: ,.ise. w..,aa. niaaoe Oats de-
Cp5a az - i35 il. & s.a y. , IA sris1eJ 'S
lraj 25os5 .5 Wheat ll saoi to choice, 81 asa 81 o.
Errfsi9 Nsy 7Trsts'rAet l'e, Corn lle. o,', =. to
H,Flok loar .,i'. . 1.y .-. o. : o. '.' 81 10. ' =
Of IS 90 l4s So MtsuEee Cab at - end 900 bush a.
81 - l 10 T'Ti @ -es o. Clsree: sales Of cl @ Sew Il
o. ios tesoa 20 20 ,5 2 oV C I.c ma y, i,i- , Y t g @
All b-sa 5ursakee a At Csc Rye l'Hi-a aia ~ a4
Harley nominal Peas noDHay 81 ?n Prs +3 'a Lard 10 d
Louisville WAY r. - - | s
~ f5Gas Is Wheat quiet ~ soo 50 a. ooraSaeaei IN
P5s 5m s g. sea "a Bscar-Saoasr' Us d.9ic: Clear Rb
sides l qiIei es1T ses i tq, M aa@' , a. 'i "A'J
Cmcioo MAY lFoa quiet sad a-m; .s SFriag ETi[.' At
a. s Eo H. Corn active .ies of aa At &c; No lat
sEs e oli . o % BaS ct No. Il 4 ,ss 81 f 81 &2'i al '
vnrs u Gee 81 81 Pos C..i ne. t s5l "a s5l So
sIait Rl ga.c Isle L.r Hos ai.r, sad easier; sales At 90
e. s.. y t f. coS Ci c q, IS q 10 50 for COW, sal HIt
ssss; yo @6 - ior Er 20 clui @'as ~ or good to
choice. ..-,s.. ,,.--.., .,
No + t aud No. ZN go % Corn unchanged. Gate
changed RE doll t 81 23l+l - .aai light Cotton Ge and
hn 5 21lL1!c Tobacco t ~. 90. tsn't sales ~ AHas a.
uuchstgt Lard unchanged Lut Meats 30 good demand % ~ 5n,
Ii f Platte cLerA .g business bacon dcIaud a. &c. Tor
So41ers: 5 a7e for Slei held &; higher O0d I Exchange
d.,. Money que. ,...,,,
At B 81 m 80 sprg; p or Aa1rr inter: 81 tor s 80
r Double Nhei q.eti sF,ss goo bush No. h"auAts
Cab ~ 5J Corn quiet With snail sari Nr" uoi 'z O-'a
Lar Inactive E5e le' ai 81 ID Oghi f,as
p Nto.d steady, Shorts, @4.D ~
ShrstuF. s24dsz5 Alugs Sz7aSJj 2 iuu Canal Feshs-
10 Scgof Wheat Corn itc Rye &c. Lumber to ihe tuon
s. Esad Freghs-Flou to Boston 0c to he"loA 'si
b hlIauv, s1c. 90
sI Lor Nay 2Tobacco steady aDdupnehanged Cotton dolls
oa rnts -. Flour dalj Superfneef 1905 z1 tie latter
m l.rr a - 6jU for EIa Spring Double Extra aul iauy
Dst =1a@l 30 for Treble Lxa Wheat Geeinogi No IN SECS
g. lat elevator 10; Fair 20 Choice Fall 81 Ion 81 Ji
ry Choice Fancy ~ 55Gsl Is Corn-MRed In bulk 5aG1ci
sacks 6Id1I.i Yellow ~ 1ic; White IN store, 9c Ot5
..1t g0G5- Rye lrm az 81 l20blA A Barley dull WHISKY catt
-D SEES FORK #al g. D Sai shoulders Loose Ie H9ns &c
I8asr Isle BaeYuShoaders, lJlci Clear lIh sides,
rl.. C-f rs l7! Cared Ham, 2Oc Lard gue Choice.
s. Cs.e GRO 70 =ta ~ Z5 Live Hogs trm Il s.4 70 80
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
nANKINf ND FINANCIAL.

SEVEN Per CENT GOLD BONDS Of the LAKE SUPB
MoR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY FIRST
MORTGAGE SINKING FUND BONDS, FREE OF UNITED
STATES Tax, secured by 1,632,OJO acres Of choice
lands and by the railroad its rolling stock and fran
rLiscs, and yielding in currency nearly Ten PER
CHN1 PER ANNUNI We recommend these bonds as q
desirable investment Tor persons collecting MAY
CoUroNs. Holders Of $50 Bonds can exchange at a
profit of nearly TWENTY PER CENT, besides receiving
one per cent in gold additional income. Admitted
smonnt fox sale, and full particulars furnished by
JAY COOKE s. Co.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per TtSssIs J.gilr0Gd-, ans tdndh ,o,
MAY gz-C364 iusl Wheat. a bush Tn JiClgs 80
Lrl Beans 80 bills Corn Meal 1924 tu Flour. 81 bales cotton
40 lbs Refined Petroleum ,j3 bills Spirits Iggel.ine & g W "a
rkg, Grease pigs Lard - pkgs Ashes 10 Ihg Ng'l
Ilgs Bster 1851 boxes Cheese. "a hh Taow ~ hb la o
nj II Dried Errt $40 pkgs OH Cake, li9 hhs Copper, 5 DDS
Wlsv 7 bis Egg iD7 bales Wool ~ bales Hops S5a sides
4 Hides bales Hides 76 LHds Tobacco 20 boxes aud
cases Tbao $50 bb Sugar 100 boxes Starch q bags Peanuts %
blls. Pecals, pbss. BeesNsX, 24l bales skins
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
TURNER BROTHERS. Bankers, New-Yerk.

SAFES TO LET BY THE NATIONAL PARK BANK, IN
THEIR BURGLAR AND FRE-PRooF VAULT.-Parties
who are occupying or who may occupy Safes in
said Vault. are Informed that two capacious Safes
o1S feet are set aside for the atutous storage Of
SILVER WARE and other VALUABLEs. while tho
owners are absent from the city, To those desirous
OF obtaining the greatest security for their valuable
papers we would state that there are still few
Safes to be rented in the SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT Of
this Bank.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
JAY Cooke s. Co.

fIa51 MoRTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS or
IVA ST. LOUIS AND ST. JOsEPn RAILROAD or MIS-
~oURI.-We are now closing out the balance OF these
desirable Bonds at the very low rricc Of 61i and
rued interest in currency Total issue is limited to
less than $4,000 per mile and secured by mortgage
the whole road equipments ana entire propc TtV Of
the Company, valued at least az three times the
amount of the Bonds. thus making tho security first
class ia every respect and one of the most profitable
u investment now IN the market. The price Of
hese Bonds is about 30 per cent less than 4. y fr6
CtHti6s, and pay the same interest. while the
unity Is equally good. The reason that we can re-
Ommend these Bonds so highly is First: The
mount O! Bonds per mile Is only about OUe-haf that
tock subscriptions furnish nearly all the means TO
uid the road. Third: These Bonds are secured by
a mortgage on the whole road, roadway, rolling
stock depOts machine shops, warehouses, lands &C..
the satisfaction and security of the bOndhulders the
mortgage Is made 90 the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company lOf New-IOTb, who are the 1rus-
tees, where the principal and interest is pay
able. ran: The bond money is drawn by
the Railroad Company from the f. L. q S. Co.. at the
rate of about $0AOO per mile only as the road is aC
lually completed. SiJtk: This road completes the
last link Of tile only direct route from 81. LOus to
lHaha. also connecting with several Of the principal
lines from the East. thus forming direct through
line from the Atlantic 10 the Pacific. SeceRh The
country through which this road runs is the most
pOpulOus well the richest agricultural district
IN the state OF Missouri, which will furnish local
business enough 10 make itself sustaining; whIle
the through business, which must necessarily Dc very
large, Will make II Of the best paying roads in the
country. Eighth The general principle on which
these Bonds issued is such that can recommend
fhcm TO our friends and the public security which
SAL that could be desired as to safety and profit to
investors.
TURNER BROTHERS, Bapkers NeW.Yark
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28

NVFFEF 7eH II 1cfe tbo
obtsBed bat tb@rs improvement the
es of Otf bags Rio WsysT aud 900 bAgs Marabo sT
YOUR AND HEAL-Tle inquiry for Western STATE Pio Il
@ sye ibOsgh the low grades 'osger lie medium grses are
deU Of sale and lover Ty grades SFuSr besIy
tby The sales G0b4 % 2OaS3 T superhhs Ss.
stes6 IS for Es d. &c Z01 90 90 r FaBy d. S5 750aG Tor
t 10" grades of Western KIta 80 z0gs5 IS for good 10 ebOee
6pfnE Wheat EItms 50 for Minnesota Iowa E
S6d S6 $50 ShpPo Ohio 30 On o. fot al 5d
81 PsHiJ De- 81 gd 81 50 of Amber Winter ETtra d1s
atd Michigan 67CJu 40 or White Wheat 81 5Oa 81 8
- bsn ao and S70Sl7 70 for 81 Louis kIfa sls Daa.s RTL
Gs1Sfss yss oh bet prices uBehsagee u go b5 GAd
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
THE MARKETS.

lCaIsuJ reported iOf ThH TRiBuNE1
..,,e r,----,..t-.. THUKsDAI. Nay q. 1900.
- 75d % for Pots and - 1899 IS tr Pearl, ~ " ~ ~
COTTORTbe busEess has Iry heayy hut ,t t.i
better owing favorable foreign abd the grsdss are 100
Mghe sales ~ 800 bales 3y ast eveuingl which 10 ~ -
br f8 BY spseus aud ls9 esporters s 10 49,
ndngs November and December BTate oos qs