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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-01
Broom Corn.

A Baltimore merchant says, in a
letter before US, that broom corn is a
most profitable crop, easily cultivated,
and commands cash on delivery, often
and before it reaches market. The
farmers OF Illinois and Ohio have
grown rich from its culture, and there
is no reason why Virginia and North
Carolina should not find it equally
profitable.
1t is safe to calculate on 5000 to $500
per ton of 2000 pounds, next fall.
Western river bottom lands produce
1900 to 1900 pounds per acre, and it
will grow as well in Virginia and
North Carolina, on lands of the same
strength, as in the West, and near to
market.
1t is cultivated about the same as
our sorghum cane in the South, only
that it stands thicker in the drills
one or two inches apart, and if the
land is strong it will bear touching in
drills three and half feet apart.
1t should be cut in September, and
before ripe, while yet green with six
inches of stock to the brush, the seed
cleaned off Immediately, and the brush
corn dried, cured in the shade, which
renders it green when cured. If cured
in thesun it turns red and is not worth
SO much as the green corn.
1t is baled similar to hay or cotton,
with wire or rope, only that the brush
part is turned inside and the stalk end
turned out. An acre should yield
some forty or fifty bushels of seed,
which, for stock, are as good as oats,
and command about the same price in
Eastern and Northern markets, sixty
to eighty cents.
Suppose each farmer planted but
one acre, and it yielded him only 800
pounds clear brush corn at $3.50 per
tOn-129 pounds $500, and the forty
bushels seed, which, at fifty cents
bushel would more than pay freight
to market on the 800 pounds broom
corn, and the labor of growing and
handling, leaving 500 profit to the
acre, which would more than pur-
chase his years supply of sugar and
coffee, and enable him to pay the cash
for it. Would not this add to the
prosperity of your society by increas-
ing its currency. We expect to man.
ufacture, use up, forty to fifty tons per
annum, and a thousand 1,000) tons
of broom corn would find sale in our
market at good remunerative prices;
it is also an article of export.
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MAINE.
Appointment of Fessenden's SuC-
CessOr.

AUGUSTA, Me, October 2l.-Gov.
Chamberlain yesterday appointed L.
II. Morrill, United States Senator, to
ill the vacancy caused by the death
of Senator Fessenden.
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UNION AND PLASTEEs BANK OF MEMPHIS, }

UNION AND PLASrEES BANK OF MEMPHIS
MEMPHIS, October 25, 1863.
THE PEOPLES BANK OF TENNESSEE,
4 having discontinued business, has placed
in the hands of the Union and Planters Bank
a list OF balances due its Depositors, with
funds TO make the same good
These balances, in accordance with said
list, have been entered to the credit OF the
various parties upon the books of the Union
and Planters Bank, and checks and drafts, by
proper parties upon the same. will be duly
honored.
The Union and Planters Bank has this day
removed to the Bank Building formerly Oc-
cupied by the Peoples Bank, at p Madison,
until the completion of It's new building at
No. IL Madison street.
WIN. VI. HARRINGTON, Pres't.
oe3i S.P. READ, Cashier.
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1t was said in the Louisville Con-
vention that it now costs 10000, 600
bushels of grain to get I20,000,000
bushels to the seaboard market. This
is huge. The West has right to de-
mand cheaper transportation than
this.
The British Government allows the
son of the King of Abyssinia but $4,000
per annum for his support and educa-
tion; and have sent him to Calcutta
to live. He will like the climate, no
doubt, but he will find it hard work
to live like Prince on the pittance
granted.
Hon. Beaufort T. Watts, Private
Secretary to many successive Govern
ors of South Carolina, died at his resi-
dence, in Laurens county, ON the 18th
inst, after lingering illness. He was
Charge dAfaires many years ago to
one Of the South American Republics.
The discovery of two new diamond
fields-those of the Cape and of Vic
toria-has come in good time to meet
the demand. The East India supply
has long since declined, and the mar
kets have of late years been depend
ent on the Brazilian.
Secretaries Boutwell, and Fish stated
to Mr.. G. G. Washhurne, member Of
Congress and brother of E. B. Wash
burne, present United States Minister
to Paris, that the statement that the
latter asked for $4,000 for ex-
penses of the legation is entirely
without foundation,
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NOTICE.
hu.grurrr. 9..rff nafof,a1. 1890

PEOPLES BANK OF TENNESSEE,
MEMPHIS, 18th October, 1855.
V'HIS BANK HAVING DISCONTINUED
business, has transferred its Deposits,
Collections, Good VIII, etc, TO the Union and
Planters Bank Of Memphis, and would re-
commend said Bank to the confidence Of its
Depositors and Correspondents.
Depositors are referred 10 the card OF The
Union and Planters Bank below.
+. ". SMITH, President.
D.A. SHEPHERD, Cashier.
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FOR RENT Or LEASE

L OF 524 In the city limits, containing q
La acres rich land. On the premises IS
good Dwelling House, containing six rooms,
kitchen, servants rooms, two fine eisterns,
etc, etc. For terms apply TO
0e3 ]. II. BRINKLEY Madison st
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/" My DEAR inquired young wife
OF her husband on his return from bus
mess, have you seen the beautiful
set OF walnut furniture which the
Smiths have bOught?p Aheml no.
my love; but have seen the bin, and
it quite satisfies me,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NAs0NIc NnTIeE

THE stated communication Of Ange- q
L roma Lodge No. I58 viii be held this Y y
tMONDAY} evening, November lst, at ~
o'clock, for dispatch OF business.
All NJ Ms are fraternally invited.
JOHN ZEN'f, W. NJ.
JOHN BEA3IIsH, Secretary. mol
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NOTICE.

/ WILL apply, at the December Term fOut
L Shelby County Court, for a confirmation
Of my settlement as the AdministratriN OF
tine estate of the late Dr.. ZenO T. Harris. de.
ceased. All persons interested are hereby
notified lOe3ll z. r. HARRIS.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE..

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
SECRFTARY AND TREAsURERs OFFICE,
MEMPHIs, TENN, October II, ls69.J
q NTOCKHOLDERS In this company are
- hereby notified that the annual election
for Directors, to serve the ensuing year, VIII
WEDNESDAY, the 10th November next, at
= oci5 y s. Fl. LAMB, Secretary.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILRoAD,0
Secretary and Treasurer's Office.
Memphis, Tenn, Sept 20 iS69
COUPONS of the First Mortgage q per centl
u seven per cent. bonds OF this company
maturing on the lst October next, will be paid
at this office at maturity.
sea $. II. LAMB. Treasurer.
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At 10 o'clock. As this elegant stock must he
closed out in the shortest possible time. We
ask an inspection OF the goods Tuesday prior
20 the sale, feeling confident that many rare
and valuable bargains can be obtained.
The attention OF the ladies is respectfully
called to this important sale, at which chairs
will be provided for their accommodation
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & CO.,
mol AuctfOneers
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EXTENSIVE & IMPORTANT SALE
PUBLIC AUCTION,
ofone ofthe Largest and Rieheststoels Of
Watches, Diamonds, Ieweiry
AND SILVER WARE,
Wednesday Morninu. November Cd

II YER offered IN this narlzt {, by ROYSTER
h IRRELEVANT CO., at our store, corner
la TtaHa "A TTa.Fr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-21
Association met last
rrooKLyx RoAHp OF ALDERMEN.

The Brooklyn Aldermen met yesterday after
noon The Controller sent IN a statement showing that
there we're balances in the Treasury belonging 10 the
several funds, follows: Lighting streets, 1886 co.
Printing AMI Stationery, SO 49, Cleaning and Repairing
Public Buildings $685. Fuel, So So Gas So 81; Truan
Home Account So -; Rent $2275 5O Fourth July Cele
bratton $lGl 10 Traut Home Building Account s03 50
Contingencies 1857 o Piers and Docks $iO29 6R Bell
Tower Sixteenth Ward $i.I1g Salaries. S.734 49, city
Manual, S7s7 3g Numbering streets, S,ygG Sea wall
Eighth ward. ~ 200 Governors Room, 1891; Eleventh
aud Twentieth Ward Maps. t4l The Committee on Pub.
hc Dock foot North seventh ST., D. reported IN favor
.f adopting the plans Of Messrs j. a r. Pigeon as being
the best The plan OF + Rowland for the,Oridge over
Bushwick Creek was adopted. Alderman Coffee moved
take from the table the resolution Increasing the
Salaes Of certain clerks In the Tax Collectors Office "
200 per annuu Alderman Whitney mgyed " refer to
Committee Salaries. The motion Tor the adoption OF
the original resolution also lost by vote OF IS To
Alderman Arnhed offered resolution that the reporters
The brooklyn EGgie aud Union be paid go each
their abOrs IN reporting the proceedings Of the Board
the past six months Alderman McGr9aty moved 10
add the reporter OF The Herald. Alderman Bergen also
added The World. Alderman Cnck added the l. J.
Anzeiger. Alderman Armneld asked 20 withdraw the
resolution referring 90 the Eagle Times The motion
was lost The whole matter then laid on the table
under the rule The matter Of adopting plan offered
hy Messrs. Baylor and stryker for building the new
Flftoh Precinct station House was then and
finally the whole matter, motion OF Alderman Fisher
va laid Oh the table for week.
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The building fitted up at the above

,nsnr,s school The building fitted up at the above
unmber though small is replete with cohYehSnlces'
and has comfortable atmosphere about ~ In si
are bnf 10 beds at preseut-a that can De cOniOrpy
stratched: hut these Of quaIty huPcini"I
To those generally furnished in institutions OF siia
cbaracter BY May the number OF beds can DC lh
sed 30 90 as the adjoining building NO SOD Dy thas
time will come under the jurisdiction OF the BOaIu VI
directors Upon the first ground floor OF No 3V' n1
regular dlspensaTy, established last February Is sum
maintained the second floor Is reserved for ienae pa
TENTS accommodating seven and the thlru uOoi loI
males with six beds. The directors have punchaser
lots on sixy.sXth-st. between Lexington ana lni.u
ayes whereOn a building will shortly De eIeSteu
for the better accommodation Of patients. car "
made upOn the charitable by the Board OF DIRECTORS as
fnnds are urgently needed. The elective officers OF e
INSTITUTION are President, Geo. C. Barrett flfst wee
President d. d. T. Marshall; Second Vice-Presldent' WIN
Radde T6rd Vice President Hiram Calkns Correspond
ing secretary H. C. Brown; Recording secretary, d.
R0hir Wood NJ D.; Treasurer, Lewis HalOck, Nj. d.
Medical Director. +. Seeger, NJ. ID.
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LATEST SHIP NEVIS

ARRIVED.
s.,n,l,p BenyTrt Baier NewoIleans. mdse and pass
St.snsb-r San Francisco, Baxter, NewOrlesns, mdse
stsauslin Brunette Freeman Philadelphia
Brig Sarah Emma, Carter, Maclas
Brig II, =. Eaton, Reed, Calais
Sttf America. Pltien Temerara p dsyt, sugar
Minnie. Hudson Charleston DAYS, lumber sud cotton
Setr Traveller. Brewer NewbeTn, Nc days naYa stores
John Wilmington, DAYS, SORES
Collav, Hubbard, Washington y. G., cotton, &e
A. Whtteu0re savannah IL davs yellow pine
schr Lar Jacksonville Il daY lumber
aCHOOSkKs-KyKK oOAsrwsE
Paine Philadelphia. u. W. Blake. Philadelphia
Daniel Philadelphia. Chss. Bailey, fhlA4t .pulA
Annie MyHcE, Virginia queen OF 'le eOa'u ieSsA'o'A
SAILED.
Ships Vanguard FOR New Oeaus Perseverance fr lvepoo bar'
Alexander ApHwai Mary Am Johnston iof Swansea LH
Louiss. Bermuda.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NoRFoK Dec 2OSacd steamship Saratoga, for New iorf
SAvANN.H Dec 2nATrved. steamship Gen Barnes from New
York chip Margaret Liverpool Cleared steamship Oriental for
Boston.
CHARLESTON c. Dee 2O-OH the port steamships AdG, from
Liverpool Magnolia Neylork Sailed, bark Balkreh from
Liverpool schr. r. r. Baird. from Baltimore.
Dee 2ClesTei shus EdoradO and Cape Clear
for Liverpool sailed, bark Peru, for lquqne.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HlvRE 20-The bark Maggie REYNOLDS from New York r
this port proceeding her BERTH the quay and her
bull.
DISASTERS.
y. c. Dec 20Tbe from G. Grove from Richmond
Mobile with Of maub sprung aDd leak
ng badly. She is loaded with phosphate.
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BANKING HOUSE OF
HENRY! Q i! ] /: 5:!|'!1I.!ESAM
80 WALL-ST.

Interest allowed on all Daily
Balances of Currency or Gold.
Persons depositing with us can
check at sight in the same manner
as with National Banks.
Certificates Of Deposit issued,
PAYABLE on demand or at fixed
date, bearing interest at current
rate, and available in all parts OF
the United States.
Advances made to our Dealers,
at all times, on approved collat-
erals, at market rates of interest.
We buy, sell, and exchange all
issues of Government Bonds at cur
rent market prices, also Coin and
Coupons, and execute orders for
the purchase and sale of Gold and
all first-class Securities, on COM
mission.
Gold Banking Accounts may be
opened with us upon the same con-
ditions as Currency Accounts.
Railroad, State, City, and other
Corporate Loans negotiated.
Collections made everywhere in
tho United States, Canada, and
Europe.
Dividends and Coupons collected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-21
For the HOLIDAYS.

WALTHAM WATCHES-LOwest Prices.
WALTHAM WATCHES-Lowest Prices.
WALTHAM WATCHES-Lowest Prices.
WALTHAM WATCHES-Lowest Prices.
WALTHAM WATCHES-Lowest Prices.
NVALTHAM WATCHES-Lowest Prices.
WALTHAM WATCHES-Lowest Prices.
WALTHAM WATCHES-Lowest PIces.
WALTHAM WATCHES-Lowest Prices.
WALTHAM WATCHES--Lowest Prices.
WALTHAM WATCHES-Lowest Prices.
WALTHAM WATCHES-Lowest Prices.
WALTHAM WATCHES-Lowest Prices.
NVALTHAM WATCHES-Lowest Prices.
WALTHAM WATCHES-LOwest Prices.
WALTHAM WATCHES-Lowest Prices.
WALTHAM WATCHES-Lowest Prices.
WALTHAM WATCHES-Lowest Prices.
FULLER g. Co.'S JOhn-st., N. Y.
FULLER g. Co.'S JOhn-st, N. Y.
FULLER g. Co.'s John-st., N. Y.
FULLER g. Co.'S John-st., N. Y.
FULLER g. Co.'S John-st., N. Y.
FULLER g. Co.'s John-st., N. Y.
FULLER 81 Co.'s John-st., N. Y.
FULLER g. Co.'S John-st., N. Y.
FULLER g. Co.'s John-st., N. Y.
FULLER g. Co.'s John-st., N. Y.
FULLER g. Co.'S John-st., N. Y.
FULLER g. Co.'S John-st., N. Y.
FULLER g. Co.'s John-st., N. Y.
FULLER g. Co.'s John-st., N. Y.
FULLER s. Co.'S John-st., N. Y.
FULLER g. Co.'S John-st., N. Y.
FULLER g. Co.'S John-st., N. Y.
FULLER g. Co.'S John-st., n. Y.
FULLER g. Co.'s John-st., N. Y.
FULLER g. Co.'s John-st., N. Y.
FULLER g. Co.'s John-st., N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-21
TEAS AND COFEEES.

Pe, getting Coffee. rom confidently rely
upon getting them pur. and b they from the Custom
to warehouses;
The Company continue to eel At the following phee'
PRICE LIST.
oOLoSG tBLACK, 70, 80, 90 best sIp,rB
MIXED tGRBEE sad BLACK "a, 40, 90 beat 81 perm
ENGLISH BREAKFAST (BLACK "a 80 e. 81 TO- b.'iel 20
per H.
IMPERIAL tGRERN). en- % ei si 10 best 81 sr.rIb.
YOUNG HYsOs GREEN So 20 s 81 10 hest 81 Is per H.
USCOLORBD JAPAN, 90 81, 81 10, beet 81 2s per ID
GCEPOwDER GREEN. best 81 50 perrin
COFFEEs ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY.
GROUND COFFEE zoe Re &c. &c. best ioc per pound HO,s,
Saloons Boarding Keepers and Pms, shO u's large quantities
Of Coffee can article BY unG FRENCH BREAK
FAST AND DINNER COFFEE which sell At the low price Of Doc
per pound and warrant give perfect satisfaction
ROASTED (ungrouuj) Sc. Sc best zoe per n.
GREEN (unroAstsdl 25s. Joe aJc, beet o5s per ID.
FIyE POUND PACKAGES or CHOICEST COFFEE
for tie
NEW YEARS TABLE
delivered in al parts Of the city free
THE WAY To OBTAIN OUR GOODS.
Law, ,our orders At either Of the store, COMPANY which thew
ha, established At central points sT customers ID all
paris Of the ely Aad Brooklyn, as follows:
HEADQUARTERS
81 and 30 vEsEy-ST.
BRANCHES,
$50 BROADWAY, corner Beecierst
az EIGHTHAyB, north corner Thlryo urilst
$50 BIGHTH.AyR, northeast corner Fhy 6rstSt
2Is BOwBRY, betseeu Spring and PhneesA
7o2 THIRDAyB, northwest corner POriJ-iourtb''t
249 sPRISG-Sr.. between fud'ou Aud GFeeDWiehsia
q5 PULTOSSr, BROOKLYN, corner Concord 'tA
l59 FULTOSAyR. BTookiyG
23DB KALBAyR. Brooklyn.
lJJ GRASD.Sr Williamsburg
send order by post either store In1ly ~" sHli" al
mart, of the city without charge
REMEMBER
, the yer, best present ha be luaIs for the pack
AgeOf
CHOICE TEA OK COFFEE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-21
THE MILWAUKEE WISCONSIN
North Western List of Newspapers.
OUR PLAN OF ADVERTISING.

", cal the plan Of printing county papers With a1.Ng OF
beesus, We nAied and puts practice 80 tie brsif
Ing out Of tie ~a when printer; had largely gole TO tbs roa We
devised the p,n printing side Of tie eounT paper. and unE
certain space Advertising purposes Us for Tie tpens ana
pres, Our maximum price TO the papers themselves beng h'
cost the white paper increased advertising 70 saeA 40
extent that the price country paper, for printed paper considerably
less than o. white paper AZ the Mills beside 'rg q so 10
OO year to each paper for type setting and prefssorf
Now should be sent direct TO 200 n"'ppt' four
square, in length the publishers the type 200 tines a. an
advertisement Of four squares shout 100
evident somebody pay for 2ooo Ts'srg Tbs at %
cents per 900 bs usual ael wouA amount 20 800 Oar price
for such an Advertisement ouy $50 oslf ibs o u type
setting counting nothing for The insertion Ia The lpe themselves
Long before any other the woH nvente ADD put 10
practice this system Cooperative Pung and Advertising add are
Justly entitled the d,ueoa, there be auI ieaag Our
PLAN"
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HOME NEWS.
rtlR wRArnR2

TIlB WFhiAks-
YoEN Tier Bar Wiud h'nf NV ~,
Dse.l IL @l2 ". u W.
n $50 3lfg y W 81 20 w > W.
$50 D2S ;. ". " 1"'66 ~
RHMARKs.-MOrDng-O Overcast ana very csouu5 llUm
midnight clear SAP hay and cloudy 30 g 49,
sIondy go 20 noon. AfternCOnDGyercast 90 - wy
cloudy 10 sunset; snowy 20 80 Evening nas
slendy 55 h. G. overcast GAO; very cloudy 10 To-
sh0htly elou,y 1850 20 930 clear $3.50 90 H. kOteIseh
Prom II n IN 10 midnight II 1880 slightly ciOooSi very
cloudy 1l:4j 70 ~. .,.uos,,s .aontOc-
The next comet to he expected Is d Arrests ao &c
aober 1870. It's period Is G64 years hbckc Mbail's
fnr1s on 1871 having a period OF $40 years 9 .
pcriod l3 60 years) returns 1871 sue0 come u a.
81 1859 and Sgi noted for their immense sue anu ,
deur are the products only Of centuries ia"y kic'
comet which had been at times sue lJe Vac ''
N 1885. and returns in 1911
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OrR CIRCULATION.

AN ADVERTISEMENT
INSERTED IIS NJ THB NEWSPAPERS Printed At THK
OFFICE or TIN EVENING WISCONSIN WILL
REACH 25O,0OO SJBsCEIBEhS
PER WEEK,
II. Kew York Tribune claims print 300 oO paper set The
Tribune ehargr-au4 very reasonable too - m 90 lines one
week ia That b., for At5 tteF pnu 10 lines yuo
tIUss nd the malls The subarlhffa
For SI2 5O-just half the SUBTITLE ENtNING WISCONSIN
prnts an 10 lines and sends 10 3O subscribers m
week
Only requirement. be solid metal ADD copIrrnced
No extra charge r double column Tor cutcsse, tguide r
the actual space occupied IN Agate hues
RATES.
81 25 for each insertion 10 The rape " hr - ire i
i,taIg the editions Of TIlE MILWAUKEE WISCONSIN. DAILY.
SemiWeekv aud Weekly. Address
CRAMER, AIKENS CRAMER.
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-21
rnEi nAHNEMANN HOSPITAL.

The first homeopathic hospital established in
this city and State opened yesterday, for the re-
cepton Of patients and for public inspection. In Feb
rusry last the building No 3O East Fiftynfthst
opened by r. seeger NJ d. homeopathic dispensary
with a view TO the founding OF hospital His efforts
have been seconded BY the medical faculty q lahDe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-21
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
These Bonds can be registered.
.s3,OOO.O
.s2.OOO,0GO.
CAPITAL STOCK.........s'
TOTAL ISSUE OF BONDS.....S

CAPITAL STOCK. So, 900. 900.
TOTAL ISSUE OF BONDS. s2.o0o,0eO.
Length of road. III 5-lOO miles. The bonds are
limited 10 less than $4,000 per mile, and are Sc
cured by a First Mortgage on the entire PopGu
OF the Company which cost about $4,000 per milo
and which We can say with the utmost confidence
will be worth soon after the completion OF the roao
at least double its cost The consolidation of thi
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 an east and west road,
connecting with direct lines 10 Boston, New-I YORK
PHILADELPHIA and Baltimore on the east, and with
the Pacific Roads on the west 1t runs through
the richest and most popuOus district of Illinois tho
local business of which will be more than sufficient TO
snstain IT, while the through business (which will DO
limited only by the capacity of the road mast make 1t
one of the best paying railways in the country.
TWENTY-FIVE LINES ONLY REMAIN IN
FINISHED The work is pushed forward energetI'
calIv. and TRAINS WILL BE RUNNING OVER
THE ENTIRE LINE DURING THE ENSUING
MONTH.
About three-Quarters of the Loan has been taken
by actual investors. We continue 10 offer, for the
present tho balance at 80 and accrued interest Ia
currency.
The high premiums which the stock of all the East
and West roads in Illinois commands Justify the De
lief that the stock Of this road will also soon sell
above par thus making the convertible clause OF tbe
Bond valuable option.
All marketable securities received in exchsnge at
the highest market rates Bonds forwarded by eN-
nress free of charge Pamphlets containing full par
tculars furnished on application by the undersigned
financial agents of the Company.
TURNER BROTHERS,
BANKERS,
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IAnnouneemepul

GENrLEMEN's HATs.-HOlday style for 1869
lays the altar Of the season {" brilliant an
Fsrnr To- Fashion sous VotAres could desreA Hat
quality shape In ehespness as beauty This HAT be
couuds efforts Of his skill the inspection OF every
gentleman wishes select from styles before the pnOnc
The HAT Of the aud would leave pay
- 80 for superior 80 for Of second quality Broad"aJ
n EsPESsCHKID, Manufacturer
NJ. lis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-21

GREENBACKs ARE GOOD But RoEBAcK's BIZ
Better
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-21

KNOX has prepared several beautiful Festiv
STYLES expressly FOR HOdaywear No weare ola knox
can look anything else than jolly 2l2 Broadway.