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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-22

LoGs.-The spring drives are coming
down the Mississippi.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-22

~Allkinds ofJob printing, in Eng
sh, German or Norwegian, executed 1T
his Office. Send in YOUR orders.
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Two T1A1xs.-Commencing on Monday
next there will be two trans per day on
the st. Paul and St. Cloud Railroad.
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The Minnesota kontaly, published at
st. Paul BY Col. D. A. Robertson. 10 sus-
tanning itself we'll in interest and useful
ness. Il contains great variety 81 mat
tor for the fsrner ~; ~ ar'stde. ss4s'ns
~ 4..,,c. - -: Z :. .z.A cg> at;s}!, y
The following 10 IN sztrsst fksa pri-
vats Letter written by the Preprietors 81
tho Plantation Bittsrs:
I'VE had no conception Of the widespread suffering
which exists, OF Of the almost nfallble eEfes pf0ue
cd by tho Plantation Bittsss, when drst eonme.o
hou:. has weak child :iltss parent q d.btit.sse
tas grown from single room to N Immense bald
ipg and our selss from fsw bottles . many hsndsst
dozens per day, and W ars glad 70 know that thel
have d0ns yop % much good" !,
7N,gholia Wstet-.superior TO- the ees'
imported Germsn Cologne, and sold o
halt tho price.
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RosYNDHRoIR Bros.
keep
Books and Stationery
Of oil kinds,
including School Books,
Blank Books,
Novels, Poems, Histories, &c.
Also
Fancy Goods and Toys, in full variety.
All will DO
Sold chesp for cash :!


VIZ copy the following item from tho
Minneapolis Tribune:
"Bus1xrss CHAxa1.-W. II. Leo, on 90
count Of i'll health, has sold out his interest
In tho Minnesota Iron Works, to Leander
Gorton, ESQ.,, Of st. Cloud. MIR. Gorton is
. gentleman Of influence and large busi-
ness experience, and win be . great sddi-
ton to our city. He will remove to this
city with his family at IN early day."
Mr., Gorton will take Mr.. Lees place ~
Treasurer Of the Company. He intends
moving in = week Or two. We shall regret
to lose him from st. Cloud, and would con.
gratulate Minneapolis on the acquisition Of
20 good business man.
JUST REcr1vfD.-At Mrs. Farwell's
store: Elegant Lace Curtains. Hanging
and Garden Flower Pots, Office Baskets,
Carriages, Wheslbarrows, Ladies Work.
baskets, Travelling Baskets, Picnic Bss-
kets, Pictures, Frames, and lots Of other
new goods, newell md otherwise.
SILVER P1Ar1xa.-As will be seen by IN
advertisement elsewhere, Sohonsmann ID
prepared to do oil kinds Of silver plating
and gliding in tho best style. This will
save our citizens the trouble and expense
Of sending such work to st. Paul.
Go AND SEB-Ths elegant stock Of new
goods which has just been opened at thu
"Regulator." All tho latest styles in dress
goods.
| OlAnaEs AND LIxoNs.-Louis Goyett'
has received by express, at the City Res
taurant. 4 laree supply Of fresh oranges
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AVN
seat, contains population Of 200, and 10
the only town (not town-site) in the esun-
". At this point splendid water power
is made by fall or heavy rapids in the
Mississippi, river, which passes over ledge
Of rock. This was once extensively i'm.
proved, and We are in hopes will shortly be
again. But ~ mentioned before, Clark's
mill, two and half miles above, on the
west side Of the river, il tho only mill the
county has As this town ID ON the east
side Of the Mississippi, we have tUDfoss .
ferry, which is located 1t this place, in OK
der to get to the mill. Other ferries are
established in the county; one fourteen
miles above, At Fort Ripley; one three
miles below, At Swan River and another
has been chartered, eleven miles below, 1t
Two Rivers, which viii likely be put in
running order soon.
Il might bs interesting to eastern people
to know something about tho price Of ID
Dor. produce, 10. Common hands to work
on the river are getting $500 per day this
spring; farm hands from $26 10 $S5 per
month women help from So to s. per
week; sehoolms'.ms $40 per month, at
which wages they soon accumulate . for
tune i.rgs enough 70 retire and occupy q
pleasant situation ~ 4 "bsttsr hail."
While w con ct along very well with
out printer, W stand in great need Of Z
shoemaker and tinker, and in fact man Of
nsarly any trade could do we'll to come ou'
and start in new and thriving section o.
country or town There is nothing like tax
ing time by the forslook. Go for out Of
tho frontier; where . little money will 80
.. long ways, and grow up with tho country
Try Northern Minnesota, whore You VII
get good air, good crops and good prices.
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LOCAL NHW5::',

49, ". ~.s!d rs.pse truly 'sq3s'' a.
men and Others wishing any KIND o.
Job Printing, to coll and s1""''"s '"'
:.sn.i,.,.oes of N.v Material, j@'t''es'''d
rom IL. east, before sending to st. Paul OF
, o;.o.,,esasrs. Our JOB Office is nov one
,fth b.,tin the State, and We DO 'eoTk ~n'e"
NJ. will guarantee to Be satisfactory, atSalnt
Paul prices.
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Cash Assets, March I, 1869, @l,1s3. 45l.ea
This Company insures Farm Property
against oil damage from Fire or Lightning,
including Live Stock in tho field or at
large, 1t - Ios0 rates as any other compa-
ny. Losses paid 1t once without discount
for sixty days.
The REPUBLIC INSURANCE CoMPA-
NY represents IN aggregate Of wealth and
business influence greater than any other
Insurance Company.
0Moys
g. v. 1 FhiEl1F w. r.: ooolbxGaa F;:..
81. Cloud Branch officers.
G. T. DAVIS, President, J. Z. WEST, Manager.
J. Z. WEST, IN. McKELvY.
List Of Stockholders at 8. Cloud, MINI.
G. +. Davis, Manufacturer Of Flour.
James n. McKelvy, judge It'll Jadicial District.
n. p. Cl.zk, Hardware Merchant
G. F.k WIN. Powell, Hardware Merchants.
II. c. Wait, Reg. q. 8. Land Once.
L. Gorton, q. q. Assessor.
J. NJ. Rosenbergor, Hardware Merchant.
Pckt L Abbott, Dry Goods Clothing.
Lewis Clark, Flour, Feed Grain
Vim. B. Mitchell, Editor s.. Cloud Journal
A. +. Upham Dentist
r. Tsicett. Watch Maker
r. Rice, MAilContractor.
O. r. Beal, Manufacturer Of Flour.
ID. Beal. Miller.
J. &. West, Insurance Agent
e. L. Allen. Ins. Clerk.
Call on
j. e. WEST,
Aud get Policy in the REPUBLIC.
v11n8e-1y
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Rev. Mr.. Creighton, Of the N. E..
Church, starts in . few days On visit 10
lr1e00o IN Ce0SoS. ,, .'..:'s
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OvElHAu1lxa.-Mr. Vossberg is over
hauling the Auditors Office. and putting
everything in the very best shape.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-22

ORANGES AND Llxoxs.-Louis Goyette
has received by express, at the City Res
taurant, = large supply Of fresh oranges
and lemons direct from Chicago.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-22

mill ON tho next two hundred thousand or
less, and one-third Of . mill on tho excess
ebove tho last named sum, or over three
hundred thousand, to Wit:
Value, $469, 1000
6 mills on 100000 $4,000
Excess $4,000
mill on 100000 10000
E1o... 200
1nill On 10000 5000
s.,.r, Sa5e.oo
II my position il correct, think you
had better revise your table and publish
tor the benefit Of the Auditors. ~ there
will probably be some Misunderstanding in
regard to the law,
Respectfully Yours.
AUDITOR.
III s.Auditor'' will examine more care
fully tho law, or this extract from it, he
will SEQ that 10 were right:.s
II does not exceed the Of oneha million dollars
they shall b entitled to receive sx mills o. Zach dol
lar Of tho first one hundred thousand dollars; and
ono mill on each dollar Of all amounts In excess Of
said last named SUN. and less than two hundred
thousand dollars; onsthird Of ono mill on each DOL
lar on al amounts In excess Of sad last named sum-"
It will be observed that one mill il a.
lowed ON "each dollar Of oil amounts in
excess or $1,000 "and less than $780,
eoo,"-not on $500, 900. The ons-third Of
mill is allowed on "sll amounts in ex-
cess Of" $500, 00o-not Of $500, 0co, ~
our corrsspou dent estimates.-ED. JouR.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-22
"RECONST,RUCTION.,

The law firm Of Gordon l. Collins has
dissolved partnership. '};>
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CoHTRAcr.-The contract for transport
ing three hundred and fifty tons Of the
Hudson Bay Compsny's goods from st.
Cloud to Georgetown, 230 miles, has been
awarded to J. c. Burbank & Co., 1t the
rate Of 1925 per cwt. for each hundred
miles. The business will be under the
charge Of H. C. Burbank, Of this city.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-22

Bvs1xIss-11xI.-M. E. Nixon, Of this
city, filed IN order from St. Paul last
week for sixty barrels Of green apples.
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A Coon .CHAxos.-Ths we'll known
-.Burns Farm" one Of the best located
In the country, Is offered for sale or rent.
1t 1. . very desirable piece Of property,
and Offers . good opening for any person
who wishes to keep . station or tavern
See advertisement. ..."ja
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-22

THIRD RIG1xrxr.-Chas. W. Lombard,
formerly Of this place, has published
history Of the Third Minnesota Volunteers,
which contains matter Of interest to al its
members ct least. Price so cents. Ad-
dress C. ". Lombard, Faribault.
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For SAIL Ca1Ar.-A good top buggy
Inquire Of spicer 4 Carlisle, .t their fur
niturs rooms on st. GERMAN street.
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AFFORDS OF WISDOM FOR YOUNG MlR, o.
" tho Ruling Passion in Youth and Early Man.
hood with Self Help for tho Erring and unfortunate.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free Of change Al
dress. HOWARD -A0annIA RSns.- .----.>-
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-22

THs hAYolAITY.-Judge Hamlin posi-
lively declines. BY reason Of business duties
. reelection. The name Of Judge Nc.
Kslysy hos been urged, hut . constitution .
a provision would prevent his acting. The
names Of n. c. Burbank, ESQ.,, Hon.: VIM.
&. Moore and Col. Chss. D. Kerr have ALTO
been suggssted, - ''Citizens' nominee,
Either would make = good Mayor. The
affairs Of The. city are now in prosperoua
condition, and can b kept 10 il .. capable
Mayor is chosen to act with the Council.
This is IN important matter, and Should
DO acted upon with care BY our citizens.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-22

DIs1l1zls.-Ap party Of seven dssertsrs,
from some Of the upper forts, WAS brought
down In irens On Friday last, and taken to
Sc. Paul.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-22

PIscAroR1AL. &c.-On Monday M. Nc
Comb shot thirty pickerel in Lake George
with rife.
On Tuesday Cbas. Alsop returned from
hunting trip with forty-one ducks,
goose, and number Of fish.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-22

Sec the Notice given by L. dorton,
Aasiatapt Aasessor Of Internal Revenue,
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1.-THE most succes:tul Issiness raen in this
il. are those vho Rare advertised li5eralIy =
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-22

REcE1vED.-C.pt. West has received his
appointment % Postmaster. The Office
Will be removed to Powell's old stand, cor
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-22

l:L1xB0LDS CONCENTRATED EXTRACT ~
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TH8 DUTY OF Our PEoPLI.-1t IL tho du-
~ Of every man who is interested in tho
prosperity OF growth Of 81. Cloud, to vote
for the bonus for new hotel. Every man
who wishes to increase his own business
viii vote for it, - the trade Of the city 10
much embarrassed by the lack Of such a
house. Every mechanic and laborer will vote
for it, % it viii reallybring him more work
and better pay. A frst.class hotel has
now become vital necessity to the place,
and it is folly to think Of obtaining it with.
out direct aid in the way Of bonds. Talk
the matter over, and see that every man
votes for the bonus.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-22

MoI11sox CoU NTY.-An interesting let
ter from our Lit tie Falls correspondent
will be found in this issue. 1t contains
much desirable Information.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-22

PENSION AG1xr.-The friends Of Dr.. ".
T. Collins will be pleased to learn that he
has been appointed Pension Agent at Wash
ington. The salary is Sc, 900 year, We
ha1iav>
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TABIEAux.-On Wednesday evening IN
entertainment will he given ct tho new hall
for the benefit Of the Library Association.
Il will embrace tableaux and plays, with
an internission when choice refreshments
viii be served. 1t will certainly afford
pleasant evenings amusement.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-22

SsHooL HousH.-Builders will notice tho
advsrtissmeAt Of the Board Of Education
for proposals for building the New Union
School House.
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QUANTITY ~. QUALITY. Helmbolds Extract
eassapsriilA. The dose u SMALL Those who desire =
large quantity and large doses Il m:dicine ERR.
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SHALL Pox.-There il . rumor that the
small pox has broken out 4 St. 10. II is
to be hoped the report may prove unfound-
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Has CoNs.-Pickit & Abbotts i'm
msnss stock Of new goods has come. Ysu
can End everything that IL new and dssir-
able.
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undsrxoss q change, and Helmbold's Highly Concen.
tratsd Extract Of sarsapara Il An assistant Of tha
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-02-06
Cnircrs0k lSlNtfi,0ne.

The great inquiry whether the privilege o
voting shall be extended TO nil the citizens of thu
land il taking, at last, practicable shape in Con
.gress On Saturday last bill proposing al
amendment TO the Constitution was passed in
the House of Representatives by over a three.
f0urths vote, and it will doubtless be adopted
in the Senate at an early day. This amendment
declares that no citizen OF any State shall be de-
MED the privilege Of the ballot because of his
race, color, or any previous condition of servi-
tude. A measure OF this kind is what has been
needed, and Congress ought 10 have enacted il
long ago II is the only practicable, perhaps
possible solution 10 the great question ofsuffrage,
and when adopted viii be The means Of alaying
fruitful source Of sIriic and contention. OF
course, spch measure before it is engrafted in
our constitution as a part Of il, must receive the
sanction OF threetonrths OF the State Legislatures,
which re believe II will do within the next year.
The minds Of the people ARE now prepared for
this, aud legislators will bu, obey the wishes of
their constituents in voting for the amendment
The adoption OF his amendment secures absolute
suffrage 70 all. and fGr all Offices but another
measure very important. ,llso. in its eFects ia
pending before Congress II ia granted thai
Congress has 90 power 70 legialate upon the
qafstion o. suffrage IL the States, az States and
that each State hes tie tight, under our present
Constitution. OF prescribing who shall be voters
FOR Purel; State offices Bu il is claimed that
there are many federal officers voted for in the
several States. aud Congress has the right to pro-
scribe the qualifications for the electors of these.
Members OF Congress are officers of the national
government, and Sc are members of State Legis:
lssuTes, because State Legislatures are charged
with the election OF United States Senator'S
Congress has now before il, and will doubtless
pass, measure securing immediate suffrage to
al eiizens in all elcciIous for national officers,
including electors Of President and Vice Pres
idsnt, Representatives in Congress and State
Legislatures Tbis ia additional 10 the copsti.
tniionai amendment, and will, II passed, doubt
less secure the control Of br next State Legisla.
lures 10 the Republicans
By means a these two meas ures. then. we
shall donbfiess ere long have universal suffrage
ell over the land The events Of the war have
made the colored people citirens of the Republic
ana II Is againsi the spirit Of the age TO debaF a
'V'sea from any political right.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-02-06
Sheriff's Notice of Lien Law.

and by virtue of an Act of Assembly pass
l. ed at December session, 1888, chapter 205
&C., entitled "An Act relating to the liens OF
mechanics and others upon buildings" Where
as a writ of sciye .fdcias has been issued out OF
the Circuit Court for Baltimore county by
George Hefrich against the Baltimore CITY
Distilllng, Brewing and Mailing Company,
owners, rcturnablo on the first Monday in March
next, 1869, to me directed, for the purpose OF
recovering the sum of one hundred and seven
ty-fve dollars and ninety seven cents claimed
as a lien for work done and material furnished
to and for certain Stone Brewery with vaults
and outouildings, on lot Of land situated in
Baltimore county and particularly described
i'll an indenture Of lease from Nicholson and
wife to the said Baltimore City Dstilling, Brew
ing and Maulting Company, dated the 10th
day of May, A. D., 1866
And, therefore, notice is hereby given. in
pursuance of the said Act Of Assembly, to ali
claimants and persons Interested, to be and
appear before the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county on the .frSt Monday IN March merit, 1850,
to show cause, if anything they know or have
to say,why the said sum Of moucy above nam
cd should not DO levied of the said buildings
TO tho use Of the said George Helfrich afore.
said, according to the form Of the Act Of AS
sembly in such case made and provided.
THOMAS BALDWIN,
Jan, sO.-St, Sheriff of Baltimore county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-02-06
Female 1 ,bbuysfs.

One Of the most remarkable features Of " ash
ington life just now seems to be the presence in
and around the capital of an immense number of
female lobbyists who are among the most invet-
crate beggars for Congressional fayors. The en-
couragement given TO the 'pardon broker" -
Mrs. Cobb-by President johnson, has drawn to
tue National Capital host Of wcll-dressed women
who "for IA consideration will give their aid to
any measure, great or small, good or bad, that
may be pressed upon the attention of our patton
al Lawmakers or, in the absence of employ
ment of that kind, they will undertake to secure
an office or = contract from any of the depart
ments. 1t is to be hoped that in the "better
days" in store for us under General Grant. these
enterprisine iladies' wi iud it convenient to
seek employ ment elEewLcr. more suited 10 their
sex. A Washington correspondent of the Phila-
dephia Buileton gives the following account OF
these fair lobbyists
never saw SO many female lobbyists us are
daily 10 attendance in the marble room of the
senate, waiting for "a few minutes interview
with Senators, and sometimes as many as half a
dozen Senators are called out of the chamber at
the same time TO receive the visits and listen
to the stories of the fair visitors. The magni6-
cent dresses of these ladies challenge admiration
Almost any day score of them may be seen re-
clining languidly on the luxurious sofas and ele-
CANT reception chairs, waiting to see the grave
and digrifed Senators ; and did we not know
they were men beyond such influences, we wonld
suppose that the fair lobbyists arrayed themselves
in their most costly dresses to add TO their charms
and operate upon the susceptibiliiies of the ven
cradle Solons. Nearly ali these women are seek
ing Offices for themselves or their friends, male
and female, and not few are regularly enlisted
10 aid in securing the confirmation of some per
son, either for friendship or ia consideration.
Whatever their business may be one thing is GER
tain, that there has never been witnessed such d
display of femininity bent on ''publc business
as the Hobbies and reception rooms of the Senate
have exhibited during the present week The
same faces may be seen day after day, week after
week. as if intent on succeeding through perse-
verance and it really does seem as if many d.
succeed through these means, as il is dificul'
matter Tor even Senator to give an emphatic
''No y TO request for "a little favor, made
by a beautiful and accomplished woman.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-02-06
To the Voters of Baltimore County

/
| I'M Commissioners having fixed the 10th Of
| l. February next as the time for holding the
! election for Supervisors, under the require
| ments of our new Road Law, il seems to Inc
| that some steps should be taken to secure the
nomination of such persons as shall be likely
to give the same a fair and impartial trial. 1t
is not probable TINT new road system like
this is, to our people, with new principles
| brought to- bear upon all the work to be done
by it, can be sufficiently understood by those
who have 10 vote for officers under il before its
! workings have been tested by experience, and
before its provisions have first been admins
! tered by such intelligent and liberal minded
persons as are contemplated by the spirit and
| intention Of the Act 1le
! notwithstanding the opinions of some few
persons to the contrary | will beg tn be par
doned for saying here, the second time, there
is no Office in the bill WHICH any man would
have. who is not interested in the saving of
tax, and i'll the enhancement OF tho value of
the property of the county their is no party
or official patronage 70 result from its opera
ton, and ~ individual benefit to be derived
from, the admin stration Of any one OF its pro-
visions, which is not open to the first bid and
ohuice of all alike
Because these considerations forbid the idea
of any party character being given to the elec-
ton which is soon to take place. and because
there would seem to be an actual necessity for
some little preliminary organization 10 serve
the purpose cuntcm plated, have felt il To be
my duty To exercise the privilege which an
early Identification with the bill gives me- to
invite the v"ters,irrespectveo fparty to meet in
PRIMARY MEETINGS.
Saturday, 6h day Of February 1869,
TO consider in regard to the men most suitable
TO superintend the road business ofeach District.
WILLIAM WEBSTER,
d
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-02-06
900 NJ ] Il e S
OF THE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
ARE NOW COMPLETED.

As j0o miles of the Western portion Of the
line, beginning at Sacramento, also being
done. but
2S1 MI 7 LES REM AIN
TO BE FINISHED, 10 OPEN THE GRAND
THROUGH LINE TO THE PACIFIC. THIS
OPENING WILL CERTAINLY TAKE PLACE
EARLY THIS SEASON
Besides a donation from the Government of
1850 acres of land per mile, the Company is
entitled to a subsidy in & $. Bonds on its line
as completed and accepted, at the average rate
OF about S26, 900 per mile according to the diff
hculties encountered, for which the Government
takes second lien as security. Whether sub
sides are given 10 any other companies or not,
the Government will comply with all its con
tracts with the Union Pacific Railroad Compa-
ny. Nearly the whole amount of bonds to
which the Company will be entitled have al.
ready been delivered.