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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-08
INDIANA.
INDIANA.
Tile INnIANA IEGISLA TI-RE ORG ANI

THE INDIANA LEGISLATURES ORGANIZED.
INDIANAPoLIs, Ind, Jan. THE Indiana
Legislature convened in regular session this morning
In the Senate the Hon John r. Crayens OF Madison
chosen President pro TEN, and Major NJ Wilson Priu
cpal Secretary IN the House. the Hon A H. Stanton of
indianapolis elected Speaker The Inauguration Of
Gov Baker aud IleutGov Crunback will take place to-
morrow.
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LOUISIANA.

A BILL TO PREVENT DISTINCTION OF COLOR IN
PUBLIC PLACES.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 7-Mr. Pinclback, mu-
lao Yesterday gave notice OF his intention to Introduce
i'm the lie gislatnre hill requiring all public conycyances,
places OF business and public resort or Which licenses
required TO be open to ALL without distinction on ae
count Of color.
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WISCONSIN.

THE WISCONSIN MESSAGE.
CHICAGO, Jan. Gov. Marshall submitted
his message to the Minnesota Legislature to-day. He
pronounces the financial condition OF the state good The
receipts Of the past year were s3G0 and the expend
lures $625 The taxable property has Increased 10 per
cent In value since 1867, and the school lud exceeds
$2,OOO,OO0 Last year the wheat crop was l6WO,OOV
l.naI.
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KENTUCKY.
THE CIVIL RIGHTS

THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL AND THE LEGISLATURE.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. I'm the House of Rep
resentatlves to-day resolution introduced author
zing the Governor To take such steps he may deem
proper test the constituIionay OF the Civil Rights
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THE STATE LEGISLATURES.
MASSACHUSETTS,

MASSACHUSETTS,.
NALEDlCToRY ADDRESS OF COY. BULLOCK.
IRON Our SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
DoSIoN, Jan. 7-GOv. Bullock sent a vale
co'y address to the Senate today which was read b
tNc presiding ofhcer Of that body. After complimen
e,5 S,u'on 70 his successor. the Hon. VIM Clafin Mr.
"ioeA considered the State finances lie gives IN fol-
Rowing tabular statement $40 ." -''
ls,Set debt Jan !, 1865. .. s,oo-c ~, o..
""NHu's ''''' Jan J 1870. 4I77iS 10
y 7as go o.,
Id sSed Debt Jas / ico sass97sao
> '''''''''''''''''. Ssto a5
letAi''''''.''.. -, 90, -
i'feieass OF funded debt ................ ,---oo -
~ " 4''sd 0eo''' 5lIsyS ~ ~
sSssrings increase Of The sgsreg,. d,, A.
'osre year oi.,..... . 's Ae $780,. .
From tins comparative statement OF tho f,n,, -,
TICS OF the commonwealth IS deducted thnt
has been hqudated maturity dtrin@ Pollon which
aionhling 70 $4,000, and there remains fhe pn a.,
following issues OF scrip from the
gsyt he Bou8ty Fuud Losn...........
Gl.slssld Railroad and IIcoe Tune. ssseoo
Isrisri sSd Eris Railroad $4,000
On this subject the Governor says that as the r
thai legislation OF 1863 which made ample provist OF
Tue payment OF nearly H,OO0O0O of llabiliiGs ti lr
lle coast defense loan and the new loan n, ala ~ TX
Troy ana Greenfield Railroad and Hoosar rnnni VI 'le
s.O'VO previously advanced from temporary loans
fosn inc Ordisary revenue In anticipation OF the sale -,
scrip, have been restored 20 the comment a 90 oi
treasury while the payment maturity OF ali h tnG
weiiendOwed sinking funds which, for their NY
Seeumulaions, viii be ample Tor that purpose william
TIC unweicome contingency OF taxation For the nav
Gisnt OF the small amount thus unprOydcd for Inv
lcgslaOn most Of IL maturing la 1902 tho
=. tunas already established will be much more thsl
Ile securities in which the funds are invested NJ,
nss,} IN massachusetts bonds which possess lnari.et
<e nearly Oneslxth more than their cost The ASSET he
Etghg 10 The II Sinking and Trust Funds Of tho sist,
'N'' " "V'o 'nanslHonO@ahd tho aggregate market
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TIE STATE or TRADE.

VERY LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
Jan Evening" uaeJ States BOnls ccsej hrne and
tst 81 i've Fwthes 20, OH
fIu,, Jan. i.-D0uTse better; Reutes, 10 r.. SIC.
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TENNESSEE.


PROPOSED STATE CONVENTION.
NASHVILLE, Jan. I'm the lower branch OF
the Legislature to-day. Mr. Ryder introduced bill pro
vldng for State Convention TO amend the Constitution
IA extend the right OF suffrage to those now dsfran
chsed. An animated discussion is expected on the bill
tomorrow.
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waltham Watches are the oes and cb.ape.,

Msssquoi Spring vaier.The Onls remedy
aud ai DISEASES o kiDSErA
For sale by Druggists DEPoT No 5@ BKosDTAY NesYerk
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DONRSrIC MlRXETS.

H,y,SA jan T-Sug,n unchanged aes oa Jamaica
e,ort tie market o sugars there rather animated
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Mr.. STEWART OF NEVADA RENOMINATED Tol
THE SENATE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. THE Republican
members OF the Nevada Legislature held caucus aud
unanimously nominated william N. stewart FOR United
SlairA -rnalOr.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
GIN AfTls AfnANN
sENAIE.-....AIBANl, Jan. :
BILLS NOTICED.

BILLS NOTICED.
Mr.. CREAMER-To facilitate the conveyance
Of passengers and baggage IN NewNork and Brooklyn
aud 20 Incorporate the Passenger Transit Company
Also amend the Registry law by the appointment OF
additional number Of canvasscrs OF election III the
CITY OF New York.
PETITIONS.
Nr HAIE-The petition Of citizens Of Essex and Clin
tnT Counties for State aid to the Whitehall and Patts
h-I Railroad.
Bills INTRODUCED.
81. 0Donnell-Regulating the price OF freight and
transportation railroads. Mr.. MurDhy--An act to
aHeBd the act relating to the Incorporate OF the Long
Island Safe Deposit Company. The concurrent resolution
NJ the Assembly TO adjourn till Wednesday the 18Th was
called up and passed. On motion of Mr. Creamer II
resolved that the Commissioners OF Charities and C0rrec
lions for the City and County OF NewYOrk be directed
report immediately this body what additional egs
Ration and appropriation any, and necessary for the
Ecf Of the suffering in said city Adjourned until
IAC 18th Instant at IL O'Clock a.
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INTERNAL RETENUE AFFAIRS.

RATES OF STORAGE-POwER OF ATTORNEY
RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION OF TOBACCO.
The Treasury Department has recently estab-
llshcd the following the rates of chars IN Export
Bonded Warehouses In this port
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For Illinois aud Missouri TRADE.
ADVERTISE N THB QUINCY WHO,
Established In 1891.

RAILHACHE PHILLIPS Publshers ,.-,,,r.
tie circulation OF lib QJlNNl WIN"
AND REPUBLIC AN largely ncreaei anil Il snP
ror with the dealers Of western limo" Ahs
Northern Missouri =, s,...
TiiR WIG published both daily aad weekly 1t sste's
newspaper, Republican in politics -. .,....
we make speciality Of Commercial news having edtei smpo,
attend commercial department Quincy Is 90
Miss pp River miles above 81 Louis IL the second Guy 70 luz
maj, m ut Of population aud business importance Inc
nos na,abers about Several hundred new
ri liz 6r,t point Illinois and Missouri connected W oa
III m. bk of oar distributed in the following countless
ii,a,Adsm Hancock Knor McDonoagh Sehaysr. Heap.
ur,wn sauxafnon Morgan. Pike. Macon. .
N.oui-sco-nd Clark sullivan Adllr kncr Lewis dnn hsoh'
shsb, Marion Monroe, Livingston, Charlton Gruudy.
Terms for Advertising moderate. Address "a,
BAILHACIIR PHILLIPS Publishers Quincy Wig Qunrt l
Cntarrh and Deafness Cured. - A. -
Hon John Covode. NJ O. lion ~ G. Beebe. Hon Asi fsHAne,
other enptes indorse the skis -.
ABoRS the Eve Far Head Ihosi aia bs'
Is Washington D. c. professionally AZ NO. 24S fSt
Valuable ses of Magnetism: -, s.,ue.
DIR / BRYANT Rheumatism, Dyspeps1
W,aknes, OF the Linhs Nervous Debility east sna
an, main or IN icne at residence. No 80 West Ibf
Terms Tor treatment always reasonable!
Consolidation ree
Fins Watches, Joveiry, and sverwmre,,
AinEHl UATkS No. los Broadway up s'sfD WV ~
ry- sr.cs attention paid to reIsrlg sns Haels> III
W,n,cdEnsgJ industrious MEN to guilty a'e nsf he
vi rs near 81 louis No. each reeetlss Als Y. co. Sn M
land AFTER two years outltatoa Aale. W 80 t
MIGkATIoN Co., Nc n south fogrthst o. 1S-s
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al Notices Of Marriages must De indOrsed ri@ fall
,.Io 81,
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The
COMMERCIAL AGENCY REGlSTEl,
Published By
McKILLOP, SPRAGUE Co.
Is THE STANDARD WORK on CREDITS.
TIE Volume OF 1869 will contain a list Ofhe
BUSINESS MIN
oil part. aud the British Prornees With rtaa
Indicating Relative Standing and Commera tredn OF haeh
no REFERENCE BOOK II ISL BID
or EQUAL EXTENT AND AoNCkMi
The Adding Machine.
r. III xhou NAV concern: "F0WLERS" adds 00J.
.os,, only IS and Is sen. pt Of price G.. b. FOWLER
' W" No 81 Parkrow, Room No. %. n Y.
Nee,iny for the Relief of the Creans-A pnblc meess
Iii bs i. ~ The Cooper Institute FRIDAY EVENING 9Th a.,
,hch the ns relating the Cretan Struggle" will be y
n,,e and peasus be taken for furnishing relief the narng
Me of Crete Mr. Nm Cullen Bryant will preside The following
cent having considered tso successive meetings 10 eo@ne
s claims Cfesns urlte calling the abor,
needing The Rev VIM Adams the Eer Henry w Bellows The Rev
H. Nuton the Howard Crosby, the Rev r. W MaLhuu
the Rev Henry Ward Beeceer tae Re-, r. S'otrr j Low
esq., Ward esq Stewart l. Wooifon, Chss pay Wm
Ives Buddng,on john Hune Henry Raymond Frank Howe
Hamilton Fish Roswell Hitchcock jonathan Stnrs Peter tooPr
Moses H. Grnne Joseph H. Choste Theodore Roosevelt Henry e.
The meeting sill be addressed b ths
Rev Henry w Bellows Howard Crosby, The Rev Henry
Beecher Gen shanss the Hon Stewart l. "oodod ihe oa.
,k. linn
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First Case Under the Alabama Treaty

Ore of the first cases of American claims
against England under the Alsbams treaty as now
proposed, was brought to the attention of the
state department on the 23d. In August, 1865,
Owen Thorn, of this city, then owner Of several
steamers IN New York. sold one of his vessels-the
Congress-to be delivered at Buffalo, New York,
the agreement stating that the boat wes TO be
used In the grain trade between Chicago and
Buffalo. Mr.. Thorn's agreement compelled the
delivery Of the boat ct Buffalo, but while passing
Montreal the steam pipe burst, causing the vessel
TO put into the latter named port.
While engaged in repairs the Canadian authori-
ties seized the vessel under suspicion as being q
Fenian privateer. Evidence was brought to show
that the charge was unjust, and after q long de-
tention and an expenditure of about $4,000 in gold,
the steamer was released, the Canadian authorities
acknowledging their mistake in the seizure. The
owner then filed with the state department here
claim, giving evidence Of the forcble seizure aud
loss occasioned thereby. The state department
acknowledged the receipt Of the claim, and in.
formed the claimant that the case cannot be con-
sidered until the Alabama cases are brought up.
few days since the claimant visited the de-
partment. requests that the case be now brought
up. and was briefly informed that Mr.. Seward does
not wish 10 see him, as the clerks who had charge
OF the claim report the papers lost. The real
trouble Is supposed to be that Secretary Seward
was committed to the Fenians, in the early part OF
their operations, In such way as he does not now
desire to come out through any investigation of
alleged FeDian movements.
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The San Juan boundary treaty, which lie pub
lished, refers TO the determination of the line of
boundary 10 the president of the Swiss Confede-
ration. All correspondence, documents, maps,
surveys, etc.. relating to the subject shall be
placed at bis disposal within twelve months after
the ratification of the treaty. The referee is to
endeavor to deduce the precise line Of the bound.
airy from the words Of the treaty of 1916, but if
unable 10 do 80. is at liberty 10 determine upon
some line which will, in his opinion, furnish an
equitable solution Of the difficulty, and be the
nearest approximation that can be made to an
accurate construction thereof. The ministers and
public agents Of either country, at Berne, are 10
conduct the respective cases before the referee.
who shall be requested TO deliver his award, in
writing, as early as convenient after the whole
case has been laid before him, his decision to be
final and conclusive, and carried Into immediate
the boundary.
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Review Of the New York market for 1857:
Crude Turpentine--The receipts the past year
have been but IL. lie bbls., part Of which was i'm
disposed of in small lots to distiers at prices
which our table of quotations will Indicate. Re-
ceipts in 1867. ll42S bbls., and 10 1866. 81, Isl
bbls. The exports the past year have been but
704 bbls., against s27 in 1867, and l07 in 1866.
The shipments through this port to Canada ia ls6s
were 1895 bbis.
Spirits Turpenfine--Tbe quantity taken from
this port for consumption in 1868 has materially
Increased. while the export has fallen of nearly
so u cent.
Fine Rosins-very prime pale have been in small
supply generally throughout the year. and very
fine samples Of water white virgin have brought
fancy prices, for the reason that vary limited
quantity OF these are ever produced Some of
these received in May and June brought sl2114,
and q small lot received 10 November sold at
sl2 so u $50 lbs. Window glass sold from 81 IS
to $40 rs. Samples Of new crop virgin. began to
come forward the latter part Of March, and va
rious sales of fair to prime pale were made in
April and May at Sc 50Q9 so, after which prices
OF the higher grades generally softened, prime
window glass at the end Of the year being quoted
at IS so, an extreme quotation.
Rosins-The course of the market will be well
understood by our table Of prices for the yearl
and we do not deem il necessary to dwell at
length upon any other features of the trsde. The
quality known as common or black, 20 former
years, has almost entirely ceased to be made, and
the chief interest has centered in strained, which
has been bought very largely for shipment TO Eng
land and the North Of Europe. France taxing next
= none. her wants being supplied from her own
forests, upon which we drew 80 largely during the
war. The consumption of Rosin OF all grades, So
taken from this port. seems TO have fallen off ma
terialy while the export has largely increased in
all directions.
TAR-There has been an increased demand for
export during the past year, the quantity shipped
being more than 100 % cent. increase, as com
pared with ls67. The receipts at the ssme time
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MEDICAL.
. WONDER TO NAVY PEOPLE.

How everybpdt ran expense, have all kinds Of pain
removed n,nfy Scores Of people visiting az Caron
deet street az he generally surprised the wonderful effect
Of liquid called PAIN PAINT which applied the
ofthe bcey ersver pain exists BY magic all pain
tiles instantly Wis remedy harmless water and be
used IN the mod delicate Old aches and rheumatic
pains Of every ture leave the first application VOL
SoTTs PAIN sAIsT has created great excitement in
New York and the country. Folks hail with delight
the advent Pin Paint Sold at 50 cents, 81 and IS per
JOHN GRAVES
~ Carondelet street. sole Agent.
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excepting that Of tar, which was more uniform
than any OF the other quo'ed articles. not having
reached either 80 low, attained so Nigh figure,
as 10 the previous year--the average price Of tar
was nearly the same as IN 1857. The. receipts OF
crude turpentine at this port were abkst the same
ss in 1867 end those of spirits turpepsae increas.
ed about i400 bills. while the receipiof rosin in
creased So 900 bills, and OF tar nearly 900 bbls
as compared with 1867. As compsrsa with 1866,
the receipts of crude turpentine fal of 81 600
bbs.. spirits turpentine increased l0Ogbbls., rosn
increased SO 600 bhls., and tar fell 6 5000 bbls.
Crude ,urpentine was highest In Febffary, March
and April; spirits turpentine and cannon and
strained rosin in April. and tar in 3nne-these
comparisons OF figures and prices will % more par.
ticulsIly SEEN By reference to our t:bes for the
year. IN another place.
The exports from this port to fores 10 countries
ere 704 bbls. turpenine against SGT ibis. In 1861.
The shipments Of spirits turpentine Gave largely
fallen of. being IL 1886 bbls against LIS in 1861
while rosin has increased from 3l2 al bills in 1867
10 267 42l 10 1868, and tar from 45S3 ls67 to 9977
In 1868. II prices were unremut eratlve In 1867,
they must have been more so last yeas the range
of values being lower, as stated aboyeI
The shipments from Wilmington, N. c., direct to
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eBsEKvER.
puRIIsBEp rRIwEEKLy By WI. KIRK 90.

spsscr,psop--fvelvs months, IS; az moths, ~ a.
vance This lens cssssiishec iOnrnh Sseomss ss
her railroad eonunssens with %: saa
~ ~ 5000 to The development Of the material m
tsrsss, Of tbe state Of FLORIDA and N is igfa ss
md Trssr srrde growing up in he Vicinity - also 70 otns
ssmnsTcia ITEMS vhAsh q the oaref eseer vi nosss
IRE development If the great nasnr4 sovA1s>ke VI
90 pert ADVERTISER rn sonctee
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New York prices for the celebrated Grover &
Baker sewing machines, and no charge forfreight.
Machise warranted for FIVE years. Only machine
fit for families. Isl Canal street.
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Commercial yntsQigenfs.
CRxscEE- OFFICE. No. "a Carr STREET,
IhnrsdaY Eveninn- Ian q 1850

Thursday Evening. Jan IS 1863.
CoTToN-The market has been inactive and M.
settled throughout to-day. Advices from all
points indicated no alteration whatever, ami the
demand here was but barely moderate at best.
SAFES footed up only 1000 bales, aud the ruling
figures al the close of business disclosed frac-
tonal decline in low middling and middling, the
only grades for which even approxinating rates
conlo be obtained. We now quote nomiually low
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LOTTERY.

LOTTERY.
RlAI ESTATE LOTTERY.
ONE MILLIoN OF DOLLARS
WORTH OF REAL ESTATE.
LOCATED IN THIS CITY;
To be disposed of by Lottery.
The drawing Of this Lottery will place tn
tickets are SOLD under the charter of the
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Granted BY the Legislature of the State 1868 and which
embraces in ats scheme some of the MOST VALUABLE
PROPERTY In THIS CITY. tO-wit:
THE ST. LOUIS He Ow open to the public ana
doing business.
THE FURNITURE OF THE HOTEL.
TIE OLD CITIZENS BANK.
THE DWELLING, STORES AND wAKERooMs. Nos
ns. us and 10 Royal street adjoining the Hotel
THE DWELLING AND BUILDINGS No. IS ST. Loui,
street. opposite the Hotel-
THE ST. LOUIS HOTEL FARM. BUILDINGS AND
IMPROVEMENT
SQUARES AND PARTS OF SQUARES OF HIGHLY
CULTIVATED GROUND.
1e ......................Tickets sac.
For full and particular description Circular which
viii be sent postpaid any desiring IT. and all orders
Tickets viii receive prompt attention BY addressing
o. E. HALL.
St. Charles Hotel.
New Orleans. Ia
nDEU IANKNrU DrrrEDS
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See Mrs. Oates tonight ct the Academy. Her
beneit.
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GREY JACKET BITTERs.

And popular did they become that they this
early date Ia little three years from their first manu-
facture) used all the South.
THE MATERIALS WE USE NOW ARE THE SAME
AS WERE EMPLOYED BY Us AT FIRST
AND WE HAVE so FAR HEARD NO CON-
PLANTS OF GREY JACKET BTTTERs BEING COUN.
TERFEITED while the papers are filed with warnings
from Yankee manufactures pretended or real counter
feits Of their medicstsd sprts
THAT THESE SPIRITS wEBE BAD WAS UN.
DENIABLE.
Bat with whom the responsibility properly rested the South
people could not reasonably know do suppose
they cared. n
They only ceased to purchase them and bought the GREY
JACKET BIITERs in their place.
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PORES CURE FOR COUGHS. COLDS

ASTHMA, ETC.
In all Diseases o. the Throat and Lungs requiring the
Of mild soothing and decidedly efficient remedy this pre-
parstion may be used by Of ell from ths in
FAINT mewlng boxing In its nurses arms" TO where the
sixth shs o the lean and sppered pantaloon" with
much prcspee reef from any formula pharmscops
PoPE's CURE FOR COUGHS has been used in this
city for tan Yes with Increasing demand; is put In
Ties 81 75c- eseh. ITyit. JOHN II. POPE.
LTdgslst. corner jackson and Prytanis streets
Sold also By JOHN DEBENNEvILLE, Druggist, corner
Camp and Poydrss~treets.
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TELEGRAPH ~owpANY.

THE National
rfr rrsaru Ea
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
|
new enterprise. 20 be known q the NATIONAL TgIE
GRAPH COMPANY, has been organised. with vslusO I.
franchises conferred BY scs of Congress- for par
pose Of establishing TRUST LINES OF TELEGRAPH on
the principal railroads and mail routes in the United
States The Stock to b issued upon the principle
that Of the MsrchAns Union Express Company which
Gently commenced operations The design TO nteresshr
business community enterprise THIS done
much dispose of is TO the
Of the country through which the lines pass.
he Capital Is to be
i""o ''ooo'
In 10000 Shares Of the par value Of
o" we e'oS an'on' 70 % ps'a'n oaso 10
~Aa 'n' >H'un' !" " pau - i'no"s' One
cont NJ VINE VI 'a''ef0hs' sno no more uau me sos
espA mas oeen subscribed ana 'nen ON calls DC maze
ne D'afu VI Dee'o''' in''Aens n0' 70 exceed nVeon
cent PEI month "nen per cenh Oh nepaf VAa'
otne snaes mas oe'n PAID cernea'es OF stock VII ee-
sued fns Sn give 'ns oompsnssp"dsp -
CASH CAPITAL 0r M. soo ooo
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CALLs-How TO BE MADE.

CALLs-H0w TO BE MADE.
One per cen. the Stock viii be required on ubscbins
and subsequent calls exceed i've per monh
by the Board OF Directors time TO time
be necessary 70 supply funds construct equip th
nes wiz be made per cent is paid
unt the entire Capital Stock shall subscrbsd
Aetuai Capital Required.
The Company confidently believe that shrtynvs pmn,
Of the Capital Stock viii construct and fully saaip
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND MILES OF wIss
which win connect all the commercial cente and Import ,a
places the United States. This opinion rests apon
most reliable estimates and responsible offers
and equip the Inca
The NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY s,rx.nisss
under Of the State Of New York. and franchises
srred BY an act Of Congress- spprovedJaly a. 1855.
Prssident-GE0RGE B. SENfER, Of Cleveland, Ohio
Vice Prssdsnt-RoBERf sQUIREs, Of New YorE JIsy
sscrssay-GBoRGR b. wALTRR. Of New Yorkoisy.
NOS. q AND 90 BROADWAY.
NEW YORK.
allotted 70 this locality and those having opportunity
subscribing viii be placed upon equal with cor Do
rstors and WI Ike interest al franchises which
have accrued may hereafter accrue 70 he Coupsuy
nom any and al sources.
Subscriptions VIII be received By
DANIEL EDWARDS.
RexdentDirector the States Of Alabama MissssDp
Texas and Louisiana.
ss. 50 and "a New Levee street,
New Orleans,
D. WEBSTER
At the once Of R q. Dana o.,
20 Canal street
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GREY JACKET BITTERS.
no 1HE REAL SOUTHERN PEOPLE.

New Orleans. December 1, 1865.
In the year 1865 the undersigned percsiving their
friends In the South being imposed upon by thousands
of vie compounds under the of whiskies Brsndes
Gins sehnapps Bittes etc. etc. determined begin the
manufacture of pure medicinal spirit of homerased
Southern herbs to supply the of the public this line
which had created the demand We called our spirit