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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-03-03
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Co.

The Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad, connec-
ting the Atlantic coast and the magnificent har-
bors of the Chesapeake Bay with the Ohio River
at point of reliable navigation, and thus with
the entire Railroad system and water tranSpOr-
tation OF the great West and Southwest,
FORMS THE ADDITIONAL EAST AND WEsF Trunk
LINE,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-03-03
$1,000, $500, end 800.

They will be issued as Coupon Bonds, payG-
Die to Bearer, and may be held in that form; or
The Bond may he registeTed in the name OF the
owner, with the coupons remaining payable to
bearer attached, the principal being then trans
ferable only on the books of the Company, unless
re-assigned to bearer; or
The coupons may be detached and cancelled,
the Bond made a permanent Relistered Bond,
transferable only on the books OF the Company,
and The interest made payable only 10 the regis
tered owner or his attorney.
The three classes will be known respectively
as:
lsr. "CoUPoN BoNDs PAYABLE TO BEARER"
% "REGIsrzRED BoSDs WITH CorPoss AT
TAcHrD."
3D "REaIsTFRED BoSDs WITH CoUPOSs DE-
TAcHED,'
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-03-03

Very respectfully,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-03-03
A SINKING FuSD OF 100000 PER ASNUH Is
PROVIDED FOR THE REDEMPTION OF THE BONDS,
TO TAKE EFFECT ONE YEAR AFTER THE COMPILE.
rIoS OF THE RoAD.

The mortgage is for $15, 600 900, of which $2,
600 0e0 will be reserved and held in trust for the
redemption of outstanding Bonds Orthe Yirgfn-
10 Central Railroad Company, now merged in
the Chesapeake and Ohio.
Ofthe remaining sl3, ,OO0.00O. a sufficient amount
will be sold to complete the road 10 the OhiofiV
err perfect and improve the portion now in opera
ton, and thoroughly equip the whole for large
and active traffic.
The present price is 90 and accrued interest
A Loan amply secured, so carefully guard
ed and so certain hereafter to command prom
inent place among the favOrite securities IN tne
markets. both OF this Country and Europe, will
lie at once appreciated and quickly absorbed
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-03-03

Its superiority as an East and West route, and
the promise of an immense and profitable trade
awaiting its completion. have drawn TO il the at
tention and cooperation of prominent Capital
lists and Railroad men of this City of sound judg
ment and known integrity, whose connection
and business men of Virginia and West-Virginia,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-03-03

render il the most important and substantial
Railroad enterprise nol0 in progress in this
Country.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-03-03

and should be so designated by Correspondents
in specifying the class Of Bonds desired.
They have thirty DeGT's to run from January
Is, 1870, with interest at six per cent per annum
from November 1, ls69. Principal and interest
PAYABLE in Gold in the city of New York.
that il may take the place of that Of the earlier
issue of Five-Twenties and suit the convenience
of our friends who already hold Central and
Western Pacific Bonds, with interest payable in
January and July, and who may desire, In max
ing additional investments, to have their inter
est receivable at different seasons Of the year.
The Loan Is secured by mortgage upon the
entire Line of Road from Richmond to the Ohio
river with the equipment and all other property
and appurtenances connected herewith.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-03-03

The details of the Loan have been arranged
with special reference to the wants of all class
es Of investors, and combine the various features
Of convenience, safety, and protection against
loss or fraud.
The Bonds are in denominations Of
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-03-03
INSURES AN ENERGETIC, HONORA-
BILE AND SUCCESSFUL
MANAGEMENT.

The Road is completed and in operation from
Richmond TO the celebrated White Sulphur
Springs of West Virginia, 22I miles, and there
remain but 200 miles (now partially constructed}
TO be completed, to carry it TO the proposed ter
minus on the Ohio river ut, or near, the mouth Of
the Big Sandy river. $50 miles above Cincinnati,
and $50 miles below Pittsburg.
Lines are now projected or in progress through
Ohio and Kentucky to this point which will con-
meet the
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-03-03

'oHoW TdTely HILLS W du uepLn III
the vallies. A room without fire has
been comfortable during several
days of this month, (Feb.) On the
other hand the summers are not
noted for oppressive heat, mountain
breezes equalize tie temperature of
the low lands. We are seldom sub
jected to great extremes of either
heat or cold. / am sorry to say that
the cause of education in Tennessee
is in Q languishing condition. The
Free School system Gust like the
Chic system) which had seep in
augurated by the Republican Legis-
lature, and from which so much was
expected by its friends, has been
utterly Gnpi4ilated by the present
Democratic LegisaaisEe, composed of,
Gas its party claims) and represent
ing the real people of the State.
Alas for the future generation in
Tennessee, if these real people shall
always have charge of its educations
Although we haye no free schools,
for want of which the rnaal districts
ARE suffering, yet the city has pu-
mePons select schools, some of which
are we'll conducted. The East
Tennessee University is also situa-
ted here. It received the entire az
ricultural fund for Tennessee by act
of the Legislature Of i2Gs-69, but
the present Legislature is attempt
ing TO Withdraw or divide the fund.
If the present difficulties can be sur
The New York herald., 1870-02-07
GERMANY.
The King Of Bavaria ON National Consolida
tiOn.

The King Of Bavaria ON National ConsOlida-
The following are the principal passages OF the
speech delivered by the King OF Bavaria at the OPEN
ing OF the Parliament at Munich on the 17th OF Janu
ary:--Hs Majesty began by observing that the an
tagOnism OF cOndctlng opinions had OF late been
marked by an extraordinary energy; he, however,
expressed his conviction that the example set by the
representatives 0fthe country and the moderation
OF their attitude would essentially contribute TO
restore camness to the public mind. Coming
to the national question the King sald:-"I
know that many minds are disturbed by
the apprehension tnat the autonomy and legitimate
independence OF Bavaria are In danger. That iear
is devoid OF foundation. All the treaties that have
concluded with Prussia and the Confederation OF
North Germany are known to The country. Faithful
the treaty OF alliance to which have pledged my
royal word, shall endeavOr TO do, IN accord Win
my powerful confederate, for the honor oil Germany
and, consequently, OF Bavaria, everything that our
duty snail command us. II, on the one hand, de-
union Of The German States on the other shall only
adhere to such constitution OF Germany as can De
realized without any compromise OF the moe
pendence and autonomy OF Bavaria. In guarantee
ing 10 the crown and the country the liberty OF their
decision accomplish a duty not only towards Bava-
ria but towards Germany. IL Is only on conuiion
OF the members OF the German family not abandon
Ing themselves that they can ensure the possibility
OF prosperous development OF the whole rather.
land on the ground OF right"
The speech then mentioned the new conditions OF
the budget which in presence OF more considerable
requirements, had demanded an increase Of taxa
ton II promised the presentation OF new electoral
announced a new regulation OF the criminal pro-
cedure, another on the position OF advocates Dill
on taxes and stamps, and, finally, bill on the re-
organization Oi the National Guard.
The New York herald., 1870-02-07
IRELAND.

Trmy to the Northeast-The County of
Antrim and Town of Belfasi-The soil,
Scenery and Agriculture-andustry and
Manuinctures-Tenant Right "a Cause Of
Prosperity.
BELFAST, Jan. 1S, 1870.
Antrim is the most eastern OF three northern coun.
ties Ulster. 1t is bounded on the north and east
by the Northern Ocean and North Channel, on the
south by Belfast Lough ana the river Lagan, which
separate 1t from the county Down, ana on the west
by the county of Londonderry ana Lough Neagh.
According TO the ordnance survey 1t contains
76l s77 statute acres. which 4665 564 cultivated
land 3,4S7 are under water and the remainder are
unimproved mountains and bog.
Antrim Is remarkable as well for the extraordinary
fertility OF Its soil as for the wdness aud beauty OF
its scenery. The whole western district or the
county from Iisburn to Port Rush, bordering upon
the county OF Londonderry, the river Baum and
Lougn Neagh Is, for the most part, level and Is by
far the most fertile part OF Antrim. The eastern
DIVISION beginning at Carrickfergns and running up
10 the Giants Causeway, including wide oreadtn
OF land RON the coast ihwards, Is some what noun
famous, and has some very wild, romantic scenery
bat there are nevertheless, lying among these noun
OF Antrim. who are mostly OF Scotch and English
descent, are, the whole, very we'll on they are
more comfortable and less liable to eviction than the
! farming classes in Londonderry and Donegal, anu
are. think quite as independent as the pessantry
ol Tyrone In the south western part in the vicinity
! OF Lough Neagh and the river Baum. the SOIL
/ IS unusually rich and the cultivation ine;
! nope rivers, trayersIng the country IN All
directions turn, al they roll along, numerous mills
and factories, and there can he no doubt that the
success whsch has hitherto attended manu- featuring
industry III THIS quarter has TO very great extent
developed anu expanded the agricultural resources
| OF the country around.
This - particularly true with regard to the busy
ami loufishing town OF lisburn aud the locality
htoh 0affn An
Ireland, at least on small scale. whcn has more
the look Of an English town tnaa Isburn. The tail.
The New York herald., 1870-02-07
FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

At recent session OF the Criminal Court In Nuoro,
Sardinia, some malicious person set fire to the
Judges wig and robe.
An extensive system OF ticket forgeries for the
transport OF military has been discovered on tue
Lyons Railroad In France.
The old Dreadnought Is to be removed from the
river Thames, and the Seamans Hospital is to be
transferred to Greenwich Hospital
In a case of robbery now being tried before the
criminal court OF SZegedlno Hungary, there 800
persons accused OF completely.
the finances Of Italy are in such deplorable con-
dition that the government employees IN Florence
could not be PAID III December last.
On last Christmas day band OF peasants armed
with scythes attacked a farm near Milan, Italy, and
killed the two brothers VINO owned II.
The student fvanon, who recently betrayed the
great political conspiracy IN Moscow, mas been as
sassnated by some OF the accompiices.
Up to the latest dates eleven insane persons have
delivered themselves up TO the police III Paris as
accompices OF the murderer rraupmann.
AT the funeral Of M. Victor Noir the republicans
carried wreaths or rcd mmorteiies, the other par
ties violet and the free thinkers white
Among the members OF the Sacred College at
Rome the question has been mooted for the establish
ment OF vice papacles III all Catholic coun tries
The numbers OF the MdfseiUdise containing Roche
forts violent letter on the assassination OF Victor
Nor sold at prices ranging from one to forty dollars
each.
In the southern part OF the province OF Naples
Inhabitants OF the rural districts are flying north
ward.
woman recently fell out Of a ifth story window
In Paris upon the head OF loot passenger. They
both had roll in the mud but neither was badly
injured
Numerous Russian agents are reported TO be
actively at work III the Danuban prlncipalites and
fresh troubles are expected 10 break out In the
spring.
new city and port is to be founded on the south
coast OF the Caspian sea for the purpose OF promot.
ing the trade with Central ASIA ana the scheme Is
actually supported at ST. Petersburg
The Cartrdri, Of Paris, represents the progress OF
the times by carcaturl12 the pofters lodge at one
OF the Mlnlateral bureaus Enter a gentleman with
letter Tor w. n. Porter-assuming tue dignlfed
look appertaining to his important 0fice-"Mr. W.
He has left; We nave changed him."
A Frenchman who witnessed the recent fire at
Bordeaux suggests that petroleum be used in war.
AT ebb tide, when port - boniDarded a few hun
dred barrels can be empticd on the water and set
fire TO. Wooden ships Would be burnt, and the men
on board OF IRON ships would be roasted
The New York herald., 1870-02-07
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY FEBRUARY T. l87o-TRPLE

prosperous state; that our trade has doubled
since 1880. 1 admit that between that yeai and
1860 there was an augmentation OF slxv,sX ,saH
per cent but before the treaty, between Iooo
and 1851 there was an increase OF 100 per cens.
the situation OF France is however stil 10 pe gu.
Wed bv that great and admirable nation calleu
England Heaven preserve me from saying woru
OF offence against o country which has been an ln-
yiOable refuge for the prescribed In all revolutonS
For that nation which has given to US the most glo
ri0ua model OF human liberty, and In which the al
minisTati0n, Withholding itself at an equai
ulstance from the passions from above ana
from below. Is In my eyes the ideal OF gov
ernments. But there Ii In her grandeur some.
thing that is not 80 solid az the situation OF
France, who has her consumers at home aud whose
market does not depend on peace In Europe
England has. on the contrary, somewhat artinclai
existence, and the may arrive when she VIII ma
no purchasers for her production which exceeds
tenlold ner own requirements. That little island,
bald FOX, embraces the whole world. Yes, DuS IN
d0ing 80 ties vulnerable everywhere. Such was the
situation OF Holland in the seventeenth century,
and yet that country. which imposed It's VIII on
france fell from its high position In 1fty years.
All that was required was Colbert 10 France and the
Navigation act In England Heaven preserve me
from predicting such a destiny for England. de-
sire sincerely that she may continue In ner noble
career. But do not envy her lot for France, VINO
has brilliant future before her. But that depends
On your wisdom. For you 1t Is to choose between
puerile doctrines and illusions ana the fine Old ma
tlonal good sense. France will then resume her
glorious rank among the nations. loud applause
on number OF benGhes.}
The discussion was then adjourned.
The New York herald., 1870-02-07
FOREIGN SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

4 statue is to be erected in the town OF Mugron,
France, TO the political economist, Frederick Bas-
tiat.
The Senate OF the city Of Bremen has voted 1000
thaers towards the expenses Of the North Pole Ex.
petition.
Numerous shocks Of earthquake have lately been
felt in Caabrla Italy, and the volcano stromboi IS
In active eruption
A collection OF postage stamps is attached to the
Imperial Mint OF Paris and the most beautiful speci
mems are the Turkish, now Ia use.
The Journal des Commissioners Medtcoles. of Paris
mentions that the juice OF bardunum IL q specific
against the effects Of the sting OF the viper several
experiments have been made and all were success
fu. poutce OF the root OF the plant is applied TO
the wound, ana the patient Is made to sw allow some
or the juice every two or three n0urS.
The New York herald., 1870-02-07
AUSTRIA.

Political Assaults ON Count Bcust-The Pre-
niier's Reply.
telegram from Vienna OF January "a reports:-
All Of the centralists are at this moment
directed against Count Beust. The speech OF M.
de Kaserfed, President Of the Chamber OF Depu-
ties. was a veritaDie indictment against the Chan
cellOr.
The latter replied to these attacks. He boldly
and his desire to arrive at understanding with all
the nationaiities OF Austria; but he categOricaiy
denied having used underhand means to combat the
members OF the Clsiethan Cabinet who do not share
his views; he protested against the pessmism u
NM. Kaiserfed, Skene and others OF their party,
the complete ruin OF Austria-f the constitution OF
December, 1857, was altered TO make any conces-
sions to the nati0natie5
The New York herald., 1870-02-07
FRANCE.

M. Rochefort's Cnsc-Proccedings Before Tia Q
Criminal Tribuna--Charges and Sentence.
from Galgnanl's Messenger, Of Parts, Jan. 25
svening.j
The affair OF M. RcchefOrt came on Saturday, be.
fore the Correctional Tribunal for an article signed
by MIN in the Mdise,udtSe on the 18th inst and III
which ne was accused OF offence against the
person OF the Emperor and OF provocaton TO civil
war.
charge was also made against N. Dereure.
gerant, and M. Grousset, writer on the same jour
nal, for publishing on the said l2tn January an
article insulting to the Emperor and melting to va
rious crimes.
Although an announcement had been made that
the principal accused would not appear, . consld-
crabie crowd collected Ia the hope OF obtaining ad
The New York herald., 1870-02-07
ROME.

The Council and How ssIt Works''-Dificult
Side of the Questions--Asising For and Ap-
proving neutrality-suspicious. III. and
Tnicrs Pitted Agninst 0iiivier--Poitftcai
Plight Of the Holy ScG--Ncighboriy Keiu-
tions Between Italians and Papaiini-Nien-
tana To Be Avenged-The Council Bringing
In Cash.
KpME, jan II, 1870
There are a present 100 prelates VINO assist Ia Inc
lueetlups OF the Council as members VI the body.
The New York herald., 1870-02-07
RUSSIA.
A New Treaty With China.

The governmental gazette OF st. Petersburg pub
fishes new commercial treaty between China ana
Russia. 1t has been concluded for five years,
and should no objections be raised TO IL In
the last six months Of that period IL VIII con-
tlnue in force for Ave years more. The new
treaty Is intendedi to regulate trade on the bor-
ders Of the two empires, and It's CHIEF stipulation
enacts that in future duties shall be levied for
distance Of seven miles on each side OF the Russo
Chinese frontiers. On passing this distance mer-
chants WILL OF course, have TO pay the legal duties
All the ports Of each OF the contracting parties are
also opened to the vessels OF the other.
The New York herald., 1870-02-07
The Effect Outside.

Gal Or,dnt'S Messenger OF January 25 remarks:-
"Ihe paris journals agree in prasing the great
talent displayed by M. Tniers In his speech against
the commercial treaties. our contemporaries de-
arrangement OF arguments for which he had been
remarkable In the time OF Louis philippe again dis.
tnguished the honorable Deputy, although he tailed
TO convince the majority Of his hearers"
The New York herald., 1870-02-07
EU n O r Z.
-~~~~~~~~~-~<>~~~~-~
M. Rochefort Arraigned by the Criminal
Tribunal, the Army and Prin-
tsrs Of France.
M. THEIRS ON COMMERCIAL PROTECTION.
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Prim's Position in Spain and the Elements Of
Counter Revolution.
>-~~>~~~>~~~>~~~>>>~o..~@>~s
The Pspal Council and Lay Govern
mental interests.
M. THEIRS ON COMMERCIAL PROTECTION.
Travel in ireland and the Landlord and
Tenant Question.

The German mail steamship Rhein, Captain
Meyer from Bremen the ed and Southampton the
25th OF January arrived AT this port yesterday even
ing bringing European mall report, IN detail OF
our cable kilograms dated to her day OF sailing from
England.
Traupmanus family having claimed his body,
which had been buried at Ivry after the execution,
II was exnumed and handed over to them after the
necessary iormaiitles hadu been complied with.
The New York herald., 1870-02-07
Poli,icnI Asitntion--Crime--Commerce.

The trial of the waterford election petition has
menced. Sergeant Armstrong, who opened the case
for the petitioner alleged thai l50 persons had been
bribed to vote ON behalf OF STR Henry Barron that
eleven paid agents had voted for him and that eight
individuals had been personated.
The police constable, Doyle, who was severely
wounded at Askeat0n, was making lair progress
towards recovery No clue 10 the perpetrators ol the
outrage was discovered.
The Corn Market Trustees, OF Cork, adopted
resolution directing their law agents TO proceed with
appeal the House OF Lords IN the case Of Web
Der against Adams, which involves the right OF the
board TO levy tolls upon foreign corn imported into
Cork.
Mr.. Leopold Gust, agent OF the Smith Barry es-
tates in Tpperary. received threatening letter oil
very YiOeMt character.
The New York herald., 1870-02-07
NJ. Rochefort and the Army Of France.

The Paris Pays gives an account OF a vlsit lately
paid by i've military officers to the chief editor OF the
MafSettiatSe, IN consequence OF the manner In which
the French army spoken OF In the series OF art
Giles entitled Ia Tribune MilitaIre." These officers"
says tue writer represented all the grades OF the
military hierarchy: that Is to say, there was colonel
chefde-Dataillon, captain, lieutenant and q sub
lieutenant so that the step they TOOK appeared to
be sanctioned by the whole regiment. The Colonel
spoke first and addressing M. ROchefort made
hun clearly understand the object OF their coming.
'rhe reply OF NJ. Rochef0rt was perfectly courteous
and nearly 70 the following effect-'My Ieow labor
and myself nave no complaint to make against
officers for whom we feel personally much esteem
Only our military tribune Is the political lever which
we use to dsorganlze the army the only way to
demollsh the empire TO this the Colonel replied
that his officers had nothing to do With politics and
least OF all in the Offices OF the Marseadtse but that
NJ Rocheort might hold it for certain that II he aid
not stop 70 mis- offensive articles he would have
TO make his choice IN the reparatlon that would be
demanded OF him, either by beginning with the
Colonel or with the SubLleutenant. The STAFF OF
the journal accepted the lesson, and since that day
are happy to see they have put mute on the
string OF their caluMnles."
The New York herald., 1870-02-07

mission into the court Unusual measures had
been taken to preserve order and the utmost tran
guilty prevailed throughout.
M. Aulos. rAv0caJ Imperial maintained Win
incriminated, ana the Court condemned NJ. Roche
fOrt 70 ak months imprisonment and 3,000f. nne
but without any deprivation OF civil rights no aIlu
sion being made to that possible penalty; m Grous
set to ike term OF cOninement and 10 pay OO0f.
and NJ Dereure TO Six months anu TWO lines OF
5O0l. each.
No manifestation took place beyond that OF few
young crying out In the street. outside "vtve,
KochefQrt ~