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The StratfoId Guards, Capt Wallace, held
special meeting at their armory on Tuesday
evening, which was fully attended, for the pur-
pose of making preparations for a suitable cell
ebration for their coming anniversary the lat.
ter part of May. Committees were appointed
and the initiatory steps taken, which will lead
10 most happy result. The "Blues" from
Portland will undoubtedly be invited to par
ticipate In the ceremonies, and 10 pains will be
spared and no stone left unturned to put them
through healthy 'course of sprouts" if hap
ply the Invitation Is accepted. The Guards
still remember with feelings of the warmest
recollection their whole-so reception which
!ae olg-hearted Blues" gave them last season
10 the city of Portland, and the ties of friend.
snip between the two corps then cemented to-
gether can never be broken. They will be
voted, If they come, the freedom OF the city,
and warm hearts stand ready to welcome the N
with q jolly good reception.
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DURING the storm Of Sunday brig Fred Bliss,
Of Camden, from Cadiz for Boston, with car
go of salt and wine, went ashore near Long
Rock, Swampscot, and will prove total loss.
Captain Sherman, his wife, officers and Grey
were safely landed. About Atty casks of wine
were saved; the rest Of the cargo will be a to-
tai loss. There was little Insurance. on the yes.
sci.
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LATEST NEW
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
FROM AUGUSTA.
NOMINATIONS BY THE GOVERNOR.

NoMINATloNs BY THE GOVERNOR
Especial Dispatch by Western Union Linel
AUGUSTA, April 4.-The Governor made the
Following important nominations this evening
Albert w. Paine. of Bangor, Insurance Com.
missioner; William Philbrick, Bank Exam
liner; George f. Talbot, E. Wilder Farley and
Sslden Conner, Commissioners on Inyestiea-
ton OF Paper, Credits; George w. Randall of
fortiand, Elhridge G. Harlow of Dixfield and
john Benson of Newport, Commissioners to
report upon the Jail System; Noah Barker,
Commissioner to establish Meridian Lines /;
Charles p Mattocks, County Attorney for
Cumberland County.
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@ O M M e RCIAL.


Receipts by Railroads and Steamboat.
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM RosroN. 100 Dbl.
sugar, sewing machines. "a cases shoes irkins
but er, rolls sheet lead TIA nest tubs 20 hhds mo-
asses 10 hams Is bdls steel, 20 bdfs and 10 bars
iron ~ rolls tarred paper 45 do room pal er, coil.
empty barrels, Is boxes oranges, trails dates IL
boxes SOAP wees IS bdls shoves. IS kegs ead
Princes Express, 200 do to order. For Canada and
uD country, crates crockery, coils rope, dozen
pails do brooms, 30 bales wool, IL do rags Casks
sode ash, plates on, casks bark, % bds IRON 80
bales dye stof hack, 10 bales hides, rs bds leather
do rubber springs, 200 pkgs to order.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-2s2 eans milk, 7fO
pigs su1dries, 80 c,rs lumber, do potat es, 2 do
ore, do hay, $50 Dbls -four. For shipmep, to Eu-
rope cars bacon, IA 10 whea-. do nr. For ship
ment east, 8 cars sundres, DO oil, do q ,ur.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-291 pkgs sundries
horse, car hoops 1915 sides leather.
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large nu nber of our citizens will read with
pleasure the announcement that Mr.. Theodore
Thomas proposes next week to fulfill the prom
sse made last summer, and visit Portland with
MS charming orchestra. He will be doubly
welcome, first on account of the rare enjoy
meut he will bring, and because there has been
a drouth of late of public musical entertain
ments of high order. But Mr.. Thomas tells
the story in his best way in another column,
BY printing his full programmes. Beyond this
nstbiup need be said to those who have enjoy
ed the ravishing harmony of his orchestra
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DEATH OF JOHN JAMEsoN.-We regret TO
hear that John Jameson, Esq, CT Cornish, IS
dead, after an illness of about two weeks. air.
Jameson was widely known in York and OK
.oro counties as an energetic and successful
business man. His name is also familiar in
connection with the politics of Western Maine,
and he had served in both branches of the Legis-
iature and was often entrusted with important
duties in his own county and town. He will
b missed by his fellow-citizens.
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MAsSAOA Us ETTS.
ROaT0N ANN vrcvNrr-

BosToN. April 4-Rev. Nathaniel L. Froth-
lneham died today at his residence in this
city aged Y: He was pastor Of the First
Church (Unitarian) from 1915 to 1856
Benz. ToDliff, one Of the original founders OF
the. Merchants Exchange News Room, died
to day, aged 70.
The body of young man, apparently 30
years old, was found to-day in the water off
Shows wharf. Papers discovered indicate he
was a commercial traveller for the house of I.
Sturn, John street. New York.
In the House today Messrs Woodbury., of
Boston, and Sweetsir, of Lowell, reported an
amendment to the Constitution 20 as to allow
every male citizen living in the State one year
and within his voting district six moaths prior
to regular election, to vote; also doing away
with the reading and writing qualifications.
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On mOtIOu OF MT. Betty, the DlrectOrS were
instructed to devise some method of ascertain
ing if any improvement in the public taste was
observable as manifested in the selection of
books.
After the approval of the reports the corpo-
rators proceeded to ballot for Directors, and
the following gentlemen were elected: For
three years, John Neal, Geo. F. Shepley, s. E.
Spring, Israel Washburn, Jr., and Edward A.
Noyes; for two years, j. H. Drummond.
At the next meeting of the City Council tie
Directors will ask further aid from the CITY,
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NEW YORK. April miag.-Money in active
change higher az 1851 q lOsA.
God dun at l113. Governments dull Southern
securities quiet and frmer :
me Railway market was dull and prices generally
Gecined from to per cent. the en.ire list. The
noston, Hartford 4 Ellie shares were active and
Msnef ~ tue prospe o. all from the Massa huserts
Legislature. The stock opened at 81 and advanced
TO D and thea reacied to A. Pacific Railway mort
Unions. anu ''s AoA
Ths miscellaneous list was active in Pacific Mail At
363 10 35t, but dull in o her shares. y
NEW YORK, April 4-AJfernoon.- firmer this
afternoon ON report from WASHINGTON that the
house ways and Means Committee and one in ia
vor to eight against the funaing bill in It's uresear
shaps and cfosed strong ut filf. ~ ~ 'S ~
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CALIFORNIA.
T LOGGERHEADs.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 4.-The Legislature
ana Governor are at loggerheads. The Senate
threatens unless the Governor signs certain
Dills to refuse to pass the general appropria-
ton bill.
THE SM ALL POX
continues at Tucson, lArizona, with fatal effect
amongst the native population. Few cases
have occurred among the troops
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INsURANcE.-Capt. Albert Warwick, an ex.
perienced shpmaster, and Mr.. William H.
Foye, who has been engaged in the insurance
business for several years, have just been ap-
pointed managers for the Portland Office of the
Union Marine and Fire Insurance Company,
and the Marine Lloyds. of Bangor. These are
home institutions, and we freely direct atten-
ton to the statement and the list of officers
and subscribers. They are strong companies.
as will be seen at once.
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JAY COOKE 4 CO..
20 Wall Street.

Pamphlets, with map, may be obtained,
and subscriptions will be received at THE
COMPANY's OFFICES, No 80 PINE ST.
NEW YORK, at Offices of JAY COOKE g.
co, New York, Philadelphia and Washing
ton; the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA
New York, and in Portland by
SWAN s. BARRETT.
Corner Middle and Plan stree,..
Bonds sent free. Parties subscribing THROUGH
local agents UiU look to them for their safe defiy.
cry.
Pamphlets sent by mail on application.
w. b. SHATTUCK.
fe15d&cw2m Tpr.erpr.
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CARR ages nj Auction.

I SHALL sell on SATURDAY. at II A M, at the
1 new Carriage Repository. corner p rk and Com
m'rcsal Ss, several NeW and Secondhand Ligu
Opsn wagons, Concord ind other styles. Too very
Best manner. Also Harnesses. &c. &c.
spzJit HENRY TAYLOR, AuctiOueer.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERN.

he experimenting school committee of the town
a,, :, wSssDsook, viii DC in session Tor the exsmi.
nation OF Teachers intending tote sch in the Common
SCHOOLS Of that town during the coming year at he
sa'S ~ g%ss and places: Wed.e.d-y. April
Eweil, Pleasant street. Wood.ord's corner. Wed.
nesaay. April 9Oth, at o'clock p. M at the
resioence o, Andrew Halves, Stroudwater VILLAGE
Wedc.sdsy, = pril 2sih, at 1 O'Clock P. H.. nj
me residence Of Rev. H. j. Bradbury, Saccarapps
Teachers, School Agents, and all others ntere,tei
aIe requested to govern themselves according v rs
teecners FOR the summer schoo under toe new law
VIII then be made, and at no other times
apraoSt PER ORDER 8. S. COMMITTEE
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United state. Di.sric. Court.

MARCH TERM-JUDGE FOX PRESIDING.
NDAY.-Samuel p. Dutton vs.. steam tug Ex
press. Evidence for the defence is still in progress.
A. Suout. G. F. Talbot.
Geo. p. Dutton. IA Lmory
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OHIO.

THE BIBLE QUESTION.
CINCINNATI. April 4-The Bible men have
probably carried the election.
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mAnN f.,

ARREST FOR PLACING INSTRUCTIONS ON A
RAILROAD TRACK.
BBNeoR, April "A young man named
Sanford E. Coombs, of Mattawamkeag, has
been arrested and brought to this city charged
with placing distractions On the track of the
E. & n. A. Railroad on Friday night last. He
eoptesses the crime and gives IS reason that
the company had failed to pay him fully for
services rendered them.
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THE PRESS
Tuesday Morning, April 8, 1870.
Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements this Day.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Theodore Thomas Conc TT. City Hall.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Notire of Appeals. :. George II. Knowlton.
Insurance. I. .. Warwick and F0ye.
N. L A.. Fred f. jones.
For Sale. House.
Notice. :. John C. Proctor.
Thls IN No HumDug.
Nosice. &C. o. Davis.
d. q. NJ. A. -. Stephen Marsh,
Notice &C M. DAVIS.
Montreal Ocean Steamship Co. :. H. & 4. Allan.
Copartnership. -. Burgin e Jefferson.
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Great Britain.

1fe6t 0AAt8tm.
ART EXHIBITIONS. .N
LONDON, April 4.-The Prince of Wales pre-
sloea at meeting of the Society of Art to or
arrangements for several exhibitions next year.
Inc Prince spoke warmly of the objects pro-
posed by the Society.
REDUCTION OF TAXATION.
The Glasgow Herald has reason to believe
that In Mr. loves forthcoming budget the in
come tax rate will be reduced to pence, the
duties on sugar to be equalized, alterations to
n De made 10 brewers licenses and in newspa
per postage. The tea and coffee duties will be
,eft unchanged and million sterling will be
Kept on hand for special purposes.
BILLS APPROVED
The Royal assent has been given to the bills
LOT th9 enforcement of the laws and the preser-
walton Of peace in Ireland, and to the coiaage
and military b'l'.
THE PAPAL scHEMAs.
ROME, April 4.-The Pope wishes to propaul-
gate me hrst schema at Easter so that the Sec
ood schema. that on infallibilty, may be dis
cussed Immediately after the holidays.
France.
AN APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE.
PARIS, April Ain the Corps Leeislatif to-
day it was announced that the government
had decided to make an appeal to the people
on the question OF. tina new constitution. M
Olivier stated that the government would ac-
cept the Interpolation OF Mr.. Greny on the
subject of constituent power, to which last
week he refused to listen
NJ Thlers has drawn up q vote of c0h6-
dence, which though not yet introduce d In the
Chamber, has already been accepted by the
rig ut centre, but refused by the left centle.
The discussion of the Interpolation of NJ Gre
ny has commenced ard the result is anxiously
awaited.
INDEMNITY To EOCHEFORT.
A subscription paper signed by 10000 rsdi-
calls, has been presented TO M. Ordinare Depu-
ty to t.e Corps Legislatif Each subscriber
contributes Is confines to go towards an in.
demnity to Rochefort for the loss of his salary
as Deputy. Similar lists will be circulate
throughout France. \
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MOTHER EVE AND THE KrNa's ENGLISH =.
Inc noble soul of the argus is stirred within il
oy the TYPOGRAPHICAL eccentricities of the use.
iui individuals who shovel snow and send in
tneir accounts to the School Committee for
liquidation. One of them, it appears, desires
remuneration for "sholeving" snow, another
for shutting" snow. The argus says:
The idea of "sholevine" snow, and shut
fling" snow, under the cues of public school
house is trying in the extreme to the Kings
English. II it had been anywhere else but in
the vicinity of the queens of the spelling book
it might have been overlooked-but within the
sound of their voices it is hard to bear.
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CHARLESTON, April i.-Freiehts to Liverpool by
se an q On apans and It'd Sea Islands,
t. On epanas; T. On Sea islands Coastwse-New
q 90 tierce on Rice; BY sail. l. 3 h on UpIs d.,
~ 1SG y POI Oh On Kesn g. esq Lumber and 20
upland Cotton; to Providence So % ii On Boaf,s; ic
~ Oh 9Piand Cotton; 10 Philsda pima By ste.n,
fiDy sa3 70 q 81 y al on no ,rds; So y M on lin
&c "a tmore by steam, ~ on Cotton; by sail s. q
On Boards; and 81 70 q 50 on y ton Phos-
;, Vessels are in demand by our merchants to take
lumber treights IRON Georgetown, s. o., Darien and
satla River, Ga, and jacksonville, Fla, to North
ern noIts and VII g IL are the rateson Lumber
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Domestic MaFkeGs.

New YORK, April 4-Cotton quiet; sales asot
oaes; Middling upands a; 23c. Fiour-sales sim
Dds. State and Western without change; State 4,
aO @ ~; Round Hoop Onio at 4SO q so; West.
esn at 20; Southern at Wheat rather
liz g l ~; No; 3 tit2; White State at i 40
Corn scarce and higher; eales 10000 bush. new
Mixed Western at los q I O7a; old do do 06I a
aos5 Oats frmer; sales "a 900 bush. State at * a
64;c; Western at b6 q SIC. Pork q shade irmrT
eaiss $3.50 D6s new mess at 2675 prime at 1928
g l63c; Butter quiet; Ohio at Il q 24c; State al
~ @ AUG. Whskey frmer; Western ree at Ga a
IO5 Sugar firm; Porto Rico at 81 a 1OIc: fair 4
good refining at q 9}c; lIavanaat &c. Nava
STORES quiet; Spirits Turpenine 46t a 47c; Resi-
aI dy7s co. Petroleum firm; crude at 1aic; re.
erpool dull; cotton per steam ID; wheat Sd. -''
NEW YORK, April 4. Cattle market-Reeejpt,
for the week 6194 Cattle, 16 4l6 Sheep and lamb
and IL 1923 Swine. The market for beet was dull End
steadV with but little change from last weeks prces
Medium Cattle 14c; good i4;c; prime 15c; average
Iatc: sheep weak and declining; common to tail
. 7c; extra 81 % &c. Lambs W t922. Swine duh
prices TOR We nominal; dressed prime l21c; medium
l2c; common 114c
CsIcaGo. April 4..Flour lower and quoted at u
NO. at TIC. Corn advanced q &c; No. at 79} G
793c. cats quie'; No at 3yfc. Rye No 2 a Is
BARLEY dull at 30 q Coo Il + No. 2. High Wines firm
a. No. Mess Pork at ?6 % @ 20 80; prime mess VI
w: Lard at 14ae. Dry saled shoulders 9ic; sher.
ZIP m1ddles 13f loose. Live Hogs steady at rs g
~ tor common TO good. attic quiet vt . 90 q q
t1r good butchers. 70 q 50 for good shir ping G
@ 20 tor extra pl emium.
NEW ORLEANS. April 4-Cotton firm; Mddlini
at 21Ac.
at 224c. "N'"-Dt'
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Of which over One Million have
already been Sold.

As we consider these securities among the
choicest in the market, we have no doubt that
the remainder will be rapidly taken, so that it
may be we'll for parties desiring to purchase.
to do so at once.
WE BELIEVE THERE WILL, RR
NO MORE FAVORABLE TIME To
SELL GOV ERN uENTs, AND RUY
RsALLY FTRsT-Cl4Ass RAILROAn
skCU81TlES SUCH As THESE
THAN TAE PRESENT.
After full examination, we have accented
an Agency for the Sale of the above First
Mortgage Bonds, and desire to recommend
them to our customers AS A THOROUGH.
LIZ SAFE, AS WELL AS PROFITA
INVESTMENT. We have no hesitation in
saying that, in our opinion, the CENTRAL
RAILROAD OF Iowa will be one of the most i'm
portant and valuable roads in the West
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Furpitnre at Auction

IN Thursia', April z, at ten o'clock NJ. at house
~ No "a cushman street. we shall sell ihe futpa-
in Black Walnut and lair 10Th Card Tables, Brus-
SCI and Ingram Carpets, Extension Table and Din
ing Chairs, Chestnut and Painted Chamber Fornt-
ture Mattresses and Feather eds, Parlor and Cook
stove. Cookery ami Glass Ware, together with
apr 4ltd
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Steam Boat at Auction

Steam Boat at Auction
WILL be sold on WEDNESDAY,, april 20tE
B,q. at IL o'clock, at Clia0n's What, Eaet
Boston, Mass, the slaunch
/. Iroa Steamer I.lasd City.
She Is an steamer of about 400 tom; In CON-
pete order Tor running; light oraif; machinery and
boilers In perfect order. Length OF Deck 1877 feet,
wdfh IS feet.
ap4td Ma THOMPSON & Co, Auetrs
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Foreign Markets.


LONDON, April also A, NJ Consols 93A for
money and account ~ So.
American securities - United States 5-20's OF
:. lu-4ys s7}. Erie shares 81. Illinois Central
LIVERPOOL, April 4-11.30 A. M.-Cotton quiet
sales i2,ooo bales; Middling uplands 1Ci'i.
LONDON, April 4-,4 80 A. M.-Taliow quiet and
steady. Whale Vii dull. Spirits Turpeniiue quiet
and steady. Linseed Oil e52 5.@ a32 io-.
LONDON. April Al 80 T. M.-Ameriean securities
quiet. Stocks quiet.
LIVERPOOL. April 4-1.30 p. NJ. ~ Cotton buoy.
ant and advanced to i11l tor Middling uplands, and
ilt ior orleansI sales ID! 100 balos Lard dull
LONDON, April 4-1.ao P. M.-Liuseed oil e32 &c.
~, LoSD0N, April 4-4.3o P. M.-Consels closed at
sot g s5t Tor money and account
American securities United States 5oo,s 1852 at
~: 90 1860 old, GOT; do 1867, 89l; u. 1O-4u'ss7
Ere mares Ut. Iii nois Central shares I1at.
M MdvEmP00a April ~ 80 P. Cotton arm
Sooo bales TOR expert and speculation
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By LEONARD, BIRD d CO.,
l46 fremont ST.. Benton.
146 Trem0at ST., Bostsp.
IMPORTANT SALE.
New and Elegant Furniture,
MANUFACTURED
W. TOUISSAlNT & Co.

OH " <ASx11IN O4'ON ST.
TUESDAY aud WE'D NEsDAY, A prii -
and 81, st 10 O'Clock eseh day, n the
Warersems, 54i Washington street.,
Sold In censsQuence Of improvements 70
be made In the premises.
This sale will embrace the fuest assortment OF
elegant AMI costly Furniiure exhibited for pri-
vate or public sale 10 tn country. W. Touissaint
q Go. have received within o year the highest
awards: he Mechanics association awarding the
only Silver Med1i.
The sale will comprise RICH AND ELES' MT
PAkLOn SUIT ES, carved walnut frames, inla a
porcelain medallions, ~ costly silk and satin bro
cades, costing $1,000 to $500 suue.
CD AMBER Sc Very handsome inlaid Mar.
quertrie, casting $1,000 suite. WALNUT SETS.
costing iIom $50 10 $500 a set sIDEBOARDS
bea dtully carved. which for originality and beauty
OF de- ign cannon he su passed CABlNE rS-Ele-
giant real bronze tnaid be bronze desans impor ted
expressly by lou saint y Co.. tor their work. II.
BK AIRY TAbl ES-tvio combined, DwARV
BOOK Asses. MANI l. PIECES, EXTENSION
ia 81 Is, PEUEsTALS LOUNGES, EASY
CHAIRS. DESKS, BRACKETS, ELEGANT I'M
PORTED BILL sKD CUES, &C.
Every article in the sale Is elaborate and beautiful
and OF The most superior workman hip. That Ii dies
AMI Rentlsmen may have better idea OF III err
or quality 81 this Furn ture, the Auctuneers re-
specffuly beg that they will call and thoroughly ex
anime the entire stock. It Il nJw exhibition and
every LAY till sale.
Cata'ogues ready one week before the sale.
apr2 LOT
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N EW YORK.
CITY AND VINI1fITH

CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW YORK, April Al. d. Colgate was to-
DAY committed in default Of $4,000 hail 10 aws;f
trial for ser ding obscene publications thropsk
the Post Office. 49,.
Mrs. Woodruff of the firm of Woodruff A
Caflo, was serebaded at her place OF business
this morning by company OF her supporters
for the Presidency.
A colored mass meeting is to be held at the
Cooper Institute on Friday evening to celea
brate the adoption of the 10Th amendment
wendell Phillips, Garrison, Douglass, Revels,
speak. > =
The Chicago s. Rock Island Railroad earn
ings for March Were $4437OO, or $4,000 more
than in March, 1869.
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ntralRailroad
~ OF IOWA.
At IS, Free from Tax.

rms railroad runs 234 miles north and south
through the finest and most thickly settled
portion Of the magnificent State of Iowa. and
is the only link wanting to connect the rail.
way centres at st. Louis and St. Paul bv an
unoroken line, 147 miles shorter than any ex-
ist'ng route. This road Offers many advan-
taRes. The building Of the railroad north from
vt. Paul to Duluth, at the head of Lake Supe-
rior, where FIVE railroads will soon centre-the
construction Of the North Pacific railroad. al
ready begun-and the rapid development of a
new and productive country in Minnesota and
the Northwest, must furnish a large Southern
trafhc. AS the Upper Mississippi ia frozen
over during the winter, and its navigation il
often uncertain during the summer, from low
water, this road must have at all times large
amount of transportation, and monopolv Of
the business at some seasons of the year. Its
connections with other lines interested by mu-
tual ownership or running arrangements, will
give it almost the entire north and south travel
between its terminal points and their vicinity
This road will have great advantage over
any other Western line in carving the hest
quality Of coal from where it is abundant in
Southern Iowa to Northern Iowa and Minne-
sofa, where none is to be found, and in secur-
ing return freights Of lumber, for which the de-
mand is very great.
The construction of the road is not an exper-
imeut, dependent upon any uncertain nesoti-
alton OF its bonds. 1t is in the hands of gen.
tlemen Of wealth and ability, comprising many
leading bankers and railroad builders of expe-
rience. Ferty-six miles of the line are inst
completed, and eigb,y-eight more are graded.
An abundant supply Of iron. ties, and other
materials has been contracted for. The Com
pany have large and daily increasing sur.
plus OF money on hand, and the stock sub.
scriptions, and the sales of the bonds. give
them ample means to push the work forward.
so that, with favorable weather, it is expect.
that the whole line will be completed this sea-
son.
Security of the investment.
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Dissolution of Copartnershfp

We az partnership heretofore existing under the
S S dissolved by muual cons ut The business will
ue s selsd by Charles E. Quinby wh3 10 authorized
:" sAxa III settlement or either Of the partners.
JOHN C1OUDMAN,
.. AARON QUlNbY,
MARY A. lean.
Saccarappa, March 81, 1870. ap4d1sw3w"
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MISCELLANEOUS.

| MISOELLANE OOS.
Paisley Shawls.
Long and Square Shawls,
In Black and Scarlet Grounds,
Filled and Open Centres {!
The Latest lmpOrtations
So'as Tery Fine Shaa0ss, and s0iN
be Sold Cheap!
NEW SPRING STYLES
WOODEN Square ShaWls
j. n. COREY 4 co.
marass d&wsw
NEW
Spring Stock
ROLLINS d BONDS.
Boston 4 New York Markets,
Which We shall be harry to show to our friends and
s.e pubic generally. rs it has heen !. csed VIII
an ald We thnk II 10 just adapted to the wants or
IN" community. Cali and see IT, at
143 Middle Street.
-p.z-aln 80 4gT
No Safer or Better Investment
THAN THE
First Mortgage
2 Per Cent. Gold Bonds
Central Railroad
eAE TA"A
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DOSTER PRINTING, OF all kinds1dons with dis
i h. patch ct Press o6Bce,
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Security of the tnvestmor,

ssr a. ne can learn, every compile ted
railroad in the Northwest is not only earning
the interest on its bonds, but dividend on its
stock, and we believe the Central of Iowa
must occupy an equally strong financial nosi-
ton. p'',-
The amount of Bonds to be issued is but
$4,000 per mile or less than four millions in
all -