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be allowed to own all of the
shalI0aU lake lands that it re-
claims.
What extent of land could be |
benefited and at what cost9
Up to Alexandria the Missis- |
sippi effects the Red River lands
and consequently from that
point down must be left out of
the count. Above this point
the Red River bottom, having
considerable width, extends,
meandering in a northwest di-
rection, two hundred and fifty
miles to the Choctaw Nation.
Between Alexandria and Nc
Nuts hill the bottom is con-
tracted to five miles i'll width.
From thence going up it widens
till near the mouth of Cane riv-
er, where it again contracts to
five miles. Continuing above
this point it widens to eight
miles, and would average that
width to the point below Felps's
lake, in Bossier parish, where it
contracts to four miles. From
this point to the Choctaw Ma
ton, it would average six miles
in width. Upon the whole,
therefore, an average width of
seven miles might be safely
given it, making an area OF
1850 square miles, or 100000
acres.
The cost would be hard tc
estimate correctly without a
f survey. But we might safely
say that the canal to the Sabine
would cost only q million, an(
! that all other necessary work
could be done for four millions
so that a tax of one dollar pc
acre annually for ten years
: would make the improvement
and pay the company well TO
it.
Asto the Strengthening, wild
ening and deepening of th
channel of the river, is eacl
; practicable and would a goo,
effect arise Z?
" The Strengthening could b
easily accomplished by maxim!
} cuts off at certain places and b,
v changing the bed of the river t,
II some one of the lateral bayouS
g For instance the river could b
L easily turned down the bayo,
: at Lattier's dirt house, and frol
Il thence through Flat river an
y Coushatta Chute on one side
IL or on the other side it could b
turned through Tones bayo
" and Bayou Pierre. Each {
" these new channels would b
" but half the length of the oil
channel.
All the outgoing bayous b.
u ing closed, the whole waite
= would be in the main cllannt
= and consequently the effe'
would be to widen it ever,
" where and also to deepen it, e
cept where the bottom was rot
!, or very hard. In these plac
dredging or blasting with Mir
glycerine would be necessar
u The channel, being thus mat
y wider and deeper, would no
ar more water and the wat
is would run with twice the pre-
tx ent rapiditY and consequent
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-02-19

Gov. Warmoth has appointed
Robert Ray and Henry Lott mem
bers OF the Board OF Supervisors
of the State Seminary.
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The Richmond Enquirer does
not rejoice greatly over the adj
mission of Virginia. "Recon-
struction," it says, :":has adj
vanced another stage upon its
remorseless mission"
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Gov. Warmoth has appoint
ed Geo. L. Smith, tax collector,
Caddo parish; and Robert Ray,
Judge 14th Judicial District
Court, says the Republican.
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Grundy county, Iowa, on the
LIST of January, 1869, had a fund
of five cents, and on the first Of
January, 1870, the county had
on hand eleven cents. An in
crease of forty-five' per cent. a
year will do.
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Red River.

seems TO De enLlfely IOfSOLLen.
Plan after plan is continually
being proposed for the reclaim
alton of the Mississippi lands,
to carry out any one of which
would require so great an out
lay of money that its feasibility
would be quite problematical.
The great question before the
world now is the cotton supply.
Our particular branch of the
question is how can we SO in
crease the quantity and quality
we raise as to keep control of
the cotton markets Of the
world +? To do this, we have
simply to reclaim and put un-
der cultivation the overlooked
lands Of the Mississippi and
Red River. Now we think we
can show strong reasons why
the first attempt should be
made on Red River. The high
water of Red River occurs in
March, OF the Mississippi in
June. An overflow here does
not necessarily prevent the
raising of Il cotton crop. In
fact the periodical rise of our
river beginning in February
and extending through March
and April could be taken adj
vantage Of to the benefit of the
crop, by flooding as are the
celebrated. lands of the Nile
BY this means the fertility o.
the lands would be inexhausti
BILE.
The slope of the water she(
of Red River bottom is mucl
sleeper than that of the Missis
sippi, as is clearly shown by thu
rapidity of Red Rivers curren
in its very crooked channel
TO reclaim its lands therefor,
it might be only necessary t,
, widen, deepen and straightel
; its channel, to close outgoin,
bayous and to clean out til
channels of incoming bayouS
, Here and there a levee in lo1
places might be required. B
? means of steam and the ney
!. agent, nitro-glycerine, the cos
OF such improvement would b
small compared to the beneti
attained. Wherever an out
going bayou is closed a sypho
might be fixed over the dam
ease tho river of superabundar
water at particular times
Again, a survey might sho'
. that a canal might be cut frol
= the Caddo lakes to the Sabin
River to take off water in ver
; high stages.
Atfirst tho whole object
o course would be to prever
II overtiows and not to atteml
IS anything like flooding, that b,
It ing left for our posterity whe
o labor should have becon
n abundant and cheap.
i BY whom can these propose
u improvements be made?
e By joint stock company il
i corporated aud subsidized |
Y the United States. All OF
e great material improvement
IS have been made by joint sto(
V companies. Let the Unite
e States incorporate such a col
@ pany; give it the RIGHT to cc
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Prince Arthur, third son of
Queen Victoria, is on a visit to
New York and Washington
these days. His age is twenty
and his being a sprig of royalty
is his only merit.
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The fall trade of Memphis the
past year is said to have been the
lightest known for many years.
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In the Senate ON the. 4th
instant, under a suspension of
the rules, Mr.. Ray called up a
bill granting ferry privileges to
certain parties across Bodceau
Lake, finally passed.
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NEW USE FOR TEXAS CATTLE.

NEW USE FOR TEXAS CATTLE.
The editor of the houston Times
has made a visit to a mandatory
Of extract of beef in that city. 1t
is, according to the Times, a high
~ concentrated article, twelve
pounds being the quantity derived
from a bullock. One pound of the
extract contains one hundred ra-
tons, or one gallon, eight hundred
rationS. Twelve hundred pounds
Of this commodity are shipped
monthly to Europe. 1t is made
use Of by the French cavalry. A
large amount is sold in New Or
leans.
We have read the foregoing
in several papers and have been
mighty tempted to pronounce
it a lie, and we would have
done SO long ago if We could
have brought ourself to enter
tain the least suspicion that
our honest Texan neighbors
were endeavoring to impose or
the world. But we do think
they are slightly mistaken. Be.
ing Texans and knowing moth
ing else but beef, they will ex
cnse us when we inform then
that clear side bacon is quite ;
concentrated food; and W.
would advise them to buy a lit
tie and compare it with theil
tallow preparation.
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Gov. Warmoth has appointed
J. Z. Moncure Notary Public for
Caddo parish.
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We are glad to see that the
franking privilege is about to
be abolished.
An act to abolish it lately
passed the House by an almost
unanimous vote. Should this
act become law, a few hundred
thousand will be saved in post
age and a few millions in the
public printing.
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We should never cease to
praise old Andy Johnson for
the good he has done his
country by dissolving the great
army of the Union at the close
of the war. All chance for
sovereign power to be assumed
by Grant or Sherman has been
effectually removed. AS the
case now stands, the great lea
der, Grant, is very ettectually
controlled by the Congress. He
is simply All agent of Congress
to do its bidding. His policy
has been, quite a willy one. He
sticks close to his party, to the
most ultra wing of his party,
hoping thereby to control what
he dares not oppose. But Con-
gress takes every opportunity
to show him that he is not lea
der. Congress can refuse to
confirm his appointments or to
carry out his advice, but he
poor fellow, dares not disagree
with the acts of the majority.
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The Ouachita Telegraph of
fers some wholesome advice,
relative to advertising, for the
consideration of the approach
ing Edditorial Convention
The editor thinks it a shame
that country papers are filled
with such vile trash as lottery
swindles, quack nostru ms, etc.
Macs head is level--naturally.
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The Sentinel has been impos-
ed upon by "a lady Of st. James
parish" whorecently furnished
that paper with a pretended
original poem-"The Devil and
the Lawyers" This production
went the rounds of the press
several years ago. We hope
our contemporary will not deem
us meddlesome in furnishing
it this information.
The New York herald., 1870-04-26
THE TURF.
TLEETwooD TRoTTING PARK


ELEETwOoD TR0TTING PARK
Grand inaugural Meeting.
Purses amounting to Sia.20o.
The Inaugural Meeting Of The Fleetwood Park,
Meros Weslchcer county, VIII be held the 9Th, 9TH and
sth OF July the fO.OWin. VIII be -
FIRST DAY
OF bn0 for horses that roted better than
minutes 1sa 70 the winner $l5u the second and $J0 TO
the III rd horse.
purse OF 81 coo for that never than
mia 20 Sec So To tDe winner $5C 10 tue second ana
5000 to the third horse.
SECOND DAY.
SO 0ftfc- thu ,ro-d than
min Bt,oGd tue Winner a5JJ
S2oJ 10 the ihrd nOrsc-
S0U0 fer horses ;hnt better thar
MN 81 sec 100 to the winner, 500 to the second and
SlOO TO the third horse.
THIRD DAY.
of 81 800 for never troted better than
2min - two heats; 9Cs to the winner, 500 to
the second and EGO - the third horse.
purse 5000 free for all horses; 000 TO the winner
81, 80 to the second and i75Jto the third horse.
The'above be plc heats three In ve har
ness with the exception OF the hft which will two mile
heats in harness.
Entries per To the New Bay House. kept
sevcntb avenue ataP NJ. MAyt
Entries by mail TO be addressed TO Henry Dater box 5l6
New York
The above be under the rcg,-
atOns oil the National Association adopei a the late Con-
yentiOn.
The hotel at Fleetwood Park opep under the
vision OF Mr.. James Lambert.
i1ASHION cor CRSE.-POOLs FOR 1870 WILL RE
II sold to the hi b ider evening OF the 2stb at RI
ey's saloon, Twenty e snh street and Broa Iway
WM. II. SAUNDERS h SON.
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DIRECTORY l0a aGyEgTisgas.

AAusEMENTs rmarFEsrn pAoF-roorth fiiS and
ASp Ionsas 'SsffiP1
BOARD HSb iS0ht honiSG Iea @ @%s&sro-fmrp rAorTh~a
ssoo6S%$s s@%sp9fn,nn = rAer rsg;r e,1rn xru
BUSINESS oPPosfUNITIEs-rsla pAas-lhrd
sysSsss Norlcls- -NlSrn F-,sis:h cano,ni
cLEhks ASD siLEsMEN rnrrEsIH rAor Fif'h aud
cLoTm cLTiNs Nae~T"isrnnsrn sTl rAsr-,~ocq eol,rnn.
COACnMEN AND .ARpENnas -si1fEENrh PAer-
CoAsTWIsE sTkAMsfiIrs- -Fsnsr P,GR-pifth ana sixth
COUNTRY soARn-, rn.ap rAeE-Eoarh column.
bENTisiK Ken -.nihIEfsTa @ fAsE M lnid column
DWELLIhIISNG HOUSES 10 LET, FURNISHED ANp w;
fUkNlshEp-srooSp PAGE sesona. third aud
TuKoPE4N sTEl MsnIps- rAor rirth column
FOR SALE-Fol rim PAsE-sAth column.
FRENCH risEaENIs-TuiaiEEsrn PAsE-siHih
HELP wASrEp-MALEs-F PAsr--sis,h col
HELP WnNrEp-rEMAaEs- pAen--Four.h
HORSES, CARKiAGfs, TO- FIRST rAeK-second, third,
HoounEstts-in,sn sonq p,n, pAsuFnb
iNsrtU, TioN-rntep PAeE-sA:h column.
SsSry fS2S S S Sop %N BEE
'ANS t;iS KlA. IL hsfhTs FOR SALE -sixrrES n
Lost AND FuUND-ftRSr PAGE cO.utnr.
NACiiiNERY-- -TnivTEFErn fAGp- Thru coumn.
NARBtE MANiEI.s-rlnnrEr.r rAGE--seconi col
MhTRIMnNIAL-rIunrrn~~ PAGr-seeoni colurnn.
EEDICAl-SrcoNp PAGE-sSth cnlnmn. -
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAhlNG- -futRp PAGE-FHth
col lmr.
MisCELLANEoUs ADVERTISEMENTS - TwELrru
PAGr-cixih column.
MUSICAL-TnIRrrHSrh p>or-TLird column
rtR ONALs-FIEsr PAGr-firsl column.
PIANofckTtSrn lRgErNrH PAbr-Fourth column.
tOsr OFFICE NOTICE Fl asr PAGr-Syih column.
PROPOSALS Tni2p PAGF-Fourth coiImn
PkOltRTY o I OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
ktNf-siNrfrNlH FAGE- Second, third, 'onith am
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-srx PAeE-
REAL EsTaTE WANTED -sixraE.ru PAGE Fifth
column.
X MOvhLS-F For eth PAGr- Fl III co!uuin.
ktWhkps1f IanT fAnr-sytl column, e..r ,.ox
Fonlth, hiih AMI six h columns. -,
SALES AT TAtCTlON--F"uRfH PAGE-Frst seconi, third,
fourth and nth columns
SITUATIONS WAN ED--FEM AIES-FounrEENrH PAaE
and FUTErNiu PAoE--Frs;. SECOND, third aud fonrth
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAar.-
kil,h colpmp
SPECIAL NOTICES FIRST PAeE-rirs, and second col.
SPORT ING DOGS BIRDS, &o-rIRsF PAGE Second
STALLION S-FInsr PAgg-sccond column.
iORAGE-rHIRrrrSrH PAGy-Fourth column.
STRAW GOOD t-SECOSp PAaE-Sixth c"umn.
SUMNER RESORrS- THi7D PAGE-forih column
TdE TkADES-FUTEEHr PAGE-s,xth column
TIE RF--FIasT pAGT-Secona coum
First ard second co imns
IRA ElLERS' GUIDE FIRST PAGE-SAth column.
" ANIED To PURCHASE -TulRD PAGF-Ststh column
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,. &o.-fissr PAGE-sixih column
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FAvoRiTE PRESCRIPTIONS.
HEAR WHAT OR PATRONS SAY.

We have is la recommendations, and shall publish
new cetnca.es daily Which viii be sworr 10 lE genuine.
PoRll AND, Aprl A, l10.
Prof. SooTT-The UNIVERSITY MEDIClhl s are revolr
Npuylng Of icine IN Name nave 900
patients In Portland have taken away twohirus OF
ali the doctors patients have nearly agents and am es
Ia lshiag agencies esty. l sha! sell rl0 ,vDJ
worth OF the I'M, EkSlTY MEDICINES in Maine ms
year. with hard work. enclose you u
nnmbr OF certificates of great cures Mrs. hurrt0ns ovn
iumor is nenry Web The iunor has nhrnnk roin the
bucket 20 the shape of nat IRON and "a so
Sas ies ont and s cbout tue house daily positive
ths. the Uniyci i,ly Medicines will tunors
u. Sf PLtS, State OF Name Agent,
No. 80 Congress- street, Port and, Me.
Ovarian uno.s cnnsered incurube by the Facu ty
but the University Medicines curing everything.
All The University tenedics Tor at the New York Med
ea piyersty Nos. aud University place, New York.
Down Town Agency fiucnut Co. Herald Building, 2lS
broadway, New YORK. Open ay and night.
Agents wanted everywhere. send for terms. Address
Professor j. WALTaR SUOrf, NJ. d., and Associates Mos
8 and UnNers place, New York city
A -A.-PERSONS WHO ARE INSURE IN GOOD
~ life insurance companies and VINO do not desire 10
thor policies by nbaouo SALE borrow the
surrender value their policies by appy!n. Insurance
Agency, u Broadway. room -
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PERSONAL.

n. H26 Thursday evening, ats O'Clock.
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DoG CART FOR SALE Low--vERY STYLISH, IN PER,
feet ORDER four wiees light and beautiful pole and
shafts light double Harness. 2js Pearl street. second
do0r
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--|l--ssss-ss--s.s--iIsa sa
ss1fAL1.IONS.

COMMODORE YATDERBILr.-FORS SALE THE CELE-
~ b.aed Trong Stai ion Commodore Vanderbilt; he 10
in splendid condition Tor the Sud and w be sold for less
than half his vaue f not sold 10 he will
nj Siobens Eew Club House, Central avenue West
chester county Commodore Vanderbilt pri
stable, l4i West Thirty ythirf street.
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Agents wanted everywhere. send for terms Address
Professor J. WALTER SI0rf. h De- and Associates, Nos.
and University place, New YORK city
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Do0 CART, RUMBLE PONY PHAEroN SIX SEAT
R0ckxvay aud Two Road Wagons, NJ low prices. Coupe
Phsetons kockaways Depot WAGONS &C. N great variety
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

/yOVPE, COUPE ROCkAwAY AND EXTENSION TOP
Phacon at great bargains Lot second hand Carriages
VIZ Wagon Depot wa:on Pony Phaeton, tour
Busgies. WiIia 700 hfosu"ay'
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(SOCPE FOR sALE-FOR ONE HORSE, SECOND
hand straight 'front.' 10 by Wood Bros In goo order
price s39o, .. .BALDwlSs. corner Broadway and Tenth
The New York herald., 1870-04-26

ToEpOT wAGONs-EEw AND SECOND HAND, AT
low prices second hand Coupe Rockaway, Road Wa
ron Top Buggy Pony Phaeton cheap. Large assort
mcnt Harness. CALVIN WITTY, go broadway.
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REWARD OF 800 WILL RE PAID FOR THE RE-
c.v,ry OF solitaire Diamond los from ring, on the
iSlh inst between Ball q Blacks and The New York HotsL
luuuire ri the once Of the latter
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QSOn REwARD-AND NO QUESTIONS FOR rHD
&'nOV return OF the following jewcitv taken from No:
12l Broadway Cameo and i1lrs oSe set oarnes
and Pears. Painted Porcelain ehds head' one par
Siver Venetian arrnss pair solitaire pano ID EAR
yings Que Diamond Cluster uo,d Hpaccek, one DlnmOne
Solitaire Gold nrace ct, Diamond Lockct, eweraio
ceutrc. Address S, box fS3 Post ouice
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Mtaini.
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Females owing 10 the peculiar and Important reia.
tions which they sustain their peculiar organisation
and the onces they perform Subject to many sier'
infs Freedom from these contribute IN no small de-
gree to their happiness aud welfare, for none can ne
happy who are ILL., Not only so, but no one OF these
various female complaints can long be suffered to run
on without involving the general hesth Oh the inu
vidus aud ere long producing permanent ana
premature decline. Nor 10 u pleasant 10 consult
physician Tor the reiiei OF tnese various aehee eneo
lions. and only upon the most urgent necessity WI,
true woman 30 lar sscrince net t'ea'e.' ens'n Ne W
90 this The sex VIII then thsnk Us for racin- IN tnet
hanus simple specncs NnIcn WIN oe iouuu eniea.,o
:" iene'lus SUI .uus a'o'' 49, oA' " '''
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hhLaDoLDo "a naoi y. DoN '' ~
sune' On 'u 'nouee ano VI o'ueIe sppl' 's
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NV mem N'sa "c "ope v. 0"e' W 'rI', ,o'ieu'ee
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enip,o,'"eu'' :" SUI 'oou, ~
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queht ehhoon'n'N u Tar oUeher caused oy urec' Irf
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"n~ reviewing 'ne causes OF neee usue'slna epn'
pisn's' " " uos' Psn'u't W eou'o"p'a'o s"o s".uu'
e'hs consequent upon 'nem" ou' s'mP'e lu'u.o
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uonsi causes "mcn SO srkey sueo' 'ne .o, "es'u,
aea nspp,uess Oh wom.n u s' o'asses % soe'e ssu
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80, =. $3.50 90 a...a.,at :, IN. ,s.,,sn,. y,
,a,. IN. ..,,, ,ono ,.rs,, of .cnooi and
ee' Wv 800 s ..'. :. - -.
10 the unheaithy excitement OF the DARKROOM. mus
with the body half o othsd and the mind unduly
cited by pleasure, perversng In midnish, revei the
hours designed By nature for sleep and rest the WORK
OF destruction 10 hall accomplished.
In of this early strain upon her systsm
.0o,, . ..o,,.oa n, ,h. aa,,..,. vo,.,v "a
unneees'e'y e"v'' |" 'oau"0' " "' ue''s'o 'V's' w
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&Uipprmq.

A NCHOR LINE PASSAGE TICKR rs
70 and nom any Railway Station In Great Brlsa
ireland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark. Germany. ~
ing weekly, for sale -
Al LOWEST CURRENCY RATRA
'" ''' my iaiESSSpfERsoN. pRoTHRRs
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Nc" YORK. March ! JINIH;GKs II COLEMAN Ref
nj ECEIYEIt,- .AIL nN ONnat OlF

IL FKtMF tlVKT Inc sWD.'tO' 7, u VVII''70,II,
estate and effects OF the GOlcou Ia Go ! A9Hilen
sell at public auction by JOHNSON & tIhH
tlorecrs, at the Exchange SAlesr0on, ~ n.,t
March e, 1870 At ; uciuc N, hlI the rct t~ a."
property of sad clmplny, a. " C. ~ u'.r' ~
containing 20 4 bearing quartz. situate o. q, W
OF Ascnt, Canada Fast, ana pa'tA y &C.. WIKI
thereon: a,sO u IATgc lot OF NAlr|t H""''
mining purpose, u " on the ltui.
Full particulars e. h' nai ut no H''.. WY ,.
q, II. STARR H., -' o., ''eu.
New York March {. $50
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UNRJR RAILWAY, TRAINS LEAVE pgr
II foot Of Sjd st. aud fojt OF Chambers st., as fol
VIZ:
sd 81. Chambers a.
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THE SOUTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD

s now completed tho entire distance from owsgo 10
Auburn. A popular and prosperous agricultural anu
manufacturing district thus seently provided for
The local business OF the southern Central will DO very
large, both in freight aud passenger anic The rich
agricultural country through which Il will Afford
constantly increasing business The great msnufac
turing establishments at Auburn. whose water power
10 the best In the state and the enterprising towns
along the line, will always secure to this road good
income.
vERMlLTE q CO, the Financial Agents OF the road,
oner the remaining unsold portion OF the Bonds with
the greatest confidence believing thom to be good
security any that has been placed this
ket. The bear per cent have thirty years
to run. and they convertible into stock at the option
OF the holder.
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EnNirfinI.

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FIRST MORTGAGE
st. LOUIS AND ST. JOSEPH
RAILROAD COMPANY.
The las, Of the s.ue Of s,ooooo now ready for sale
and delivery. smountinE,o
soSoYcco,
ard are the only bond, ever Issued by this Company
They are secured by a arst and only mortgage upon
the entire property of the Company. including fran.
chises right OF way &C. and at the safe rate Of sso
per mile on complete and equipped road In successful
operation. Trustee. for tho mortgage. FARMERS
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
This road connects st. Louis with st. Joseph by the
most direct and shortest route.
They are coupon bonds, 10 denominations OF 1900.
payable Cprineps and iuteres in gold 10 the city OF
New York.
The principal is payable IN twenty-five years from
November. 1854 In gold.
The interest at the rate OF sir per cent. per snnum.
spsysble. Ia gold. the nrs, OF MAY and November In
each year. at the Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
free OF tar.
We are authorized to oner these Bonds for sale at
sK accrued interest in currency. We DO 80 with
full knowledge OF the perfect security upou which they
are Issued aud with this knowledge We unhestatngly
recommend them - safe and reliable iavestmeut.
TANNER CO..
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DIV ErDress for Roch.
Buffalo. Dunkirk. Cleye.
Cinclnnati,aud all points
and south; also for 1
bureh. Warwick, mon
and iioncsdale.
This tram Ia COMPOSED n
finest Drawlng Room 90,
In the world, rs also the
aud improved bay Cor
peculiar to this line. Sls,
coaches are attached ii
nelleville, running thr
without change to CleI,
and Gallon.
Express MAI. for Bufslo.
Kirk, Clevel and, Cincib
ana all points west
south; also for War,
Montgomery, Guilfori.
Island, and Onionv lie
Sleeping Coaches attached
Susquehanna TO Bunslo,
Night E.rprrss. nailv, fo
points v est and south. 4
ing Coaches run throu n
tins train to Buffalo, 10
ter. Cleveland. ana q
natl without cnanua