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MEMPHIS.
John Johnson Elected Mayor.

MEMPHIS, Jan. G.-Ths municipal cleo
ton passed Of quietly. John Johnson, the
regular Democratic candidate, was elected
Mayor l,v probably LOGO majority.
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CINCINNATI.


CNCIENATT, Jan. G.--John c. Breckin-
ridge has been appointed attorney at Gin
cinnati of the Southern Railroad for Ken
lucky.
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They say the Prince Imperial dance
with the pretty American girls in a court
suit of black velvet with diamond but
tons.
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CUBA.


Havana, Jan. -Abody of insurgents
are reported moyiu. toward the Crnco
Abaio region, eastern department sim
UNANIMOUSLY with this movement several
well armed bodies of from 200 to 100
men each were sent 10 the centre Of the
Cenco Villas district. The reported object
OF these expeditions IS to destroy the cane
fields
The woods in the immediate vicinity Of
Puerto Principe have been cut down. de
priyjng The insurgents Vi a place of
ATTACK
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Jay Cookies son is an amateur magi-
clan, but will never be able to rival the
old mans success in transmitting cheek
into gold
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Another Report.

Another report in circulation IS that
Saluavc has fled to San Domingo and
claimed protection of President Baez.
Protest.
Cons Lupo0n and Cahria have pub
I.shcd "a protest against the sale Of the
Bay Of Samauato the United States. They
are bitter against Blez.
EsUsu1TGSs.
HAVANA. Jan. G.-Rumors were in cir
cu.atiuu In 81 Thomas on the 3Uth ult.,
ihat Ia. obstacle to the completion Of the
sale of the island 10 the United States had
been removed. Little crcdeuce is given
20 the report
The French Minister has returned from
Jamaica TO Iiayti.
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THE PAPER FOR THE Peep
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At Winchester, Va, man prophesied
that he would di" on the 20.h, but be on
y got a broken head from u chair in his
wife's hands
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A young married lady attempted to
choke heIseif recently because her hus-
band had been out two nights after II
o'clock.
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GEORGE ". JONES.
To Tie Edltors Of the Union and American:

As the day for the assembling of the
Constitutional Convention Is drawing near,
I respectfully submit to the consideration
Of the delegates Of that Convention that
the Hon. Geo. ". Jones is q most suita-
bic person to preside overiis deliberations
Mr.. Jones is, perhaps, unsurpassed as
par.iamentarian by any person in the
United States. He served in the Federal
Congress longer than any man now living,
aud was also e member Il the Confederate
Congress. His calm dignity, his untiring
industry, his long experience in parlia-
mentary bodies, and his great familiarity
with parliamentary laws and usages, pre-
eminently qualify him for the position.
GILES
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Sir Michael Costa, the fiddler, whom
Victoria knighted, has just received from
the King of Prussia the cross of an officer
Of the Order of the Red Eagle.
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ENGLAND.
Burglary.

LONDON, Jan. 6.-The residence of Mr..
Motley, American Minister at London,
was entered by burglars last night and
robbed TO the value of over one thousand
pounds.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

THURSDAY, Jan. 6.-The Senate meet
at II A. NJ, Speaker Thomas in the chair
and sixteen members present. There be-
ing one less than quorum, the Senate
adjourned until tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock
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The News Department.

II Is cur purpose to continue to make the U--1
AND AMERICAS complete reflex Of the events
the day-City, State and Foreign.
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In Every Thing.

News, Commerce, Finance, Manufacture, Agri-
culture and miscellaneous topics, together with
political matters shall be the special object Of at
tentou In the columns Of the UNION A,sD ANrzz--
CAN, so as to make it ahead Of all other.
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The Nashville Blood Horse Association
viii meet on the 8th inst, at the Mer-
chants Exchange, to fix the time Of the
Spring Meeting.
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The chignon is rapidly increasing in
size. The back of a fashionable lady's
head has the appearance of-well-any
one may guess.
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CONDENSED TELEGRANIS.

81 Louis and Louisville want TO be
ports OF entry.
The Michigan University has voted to
admit females on equality with males.
4 child Kidnapped has been released.
The Maryland Legislature organized
yesterday, and the Governors MESSAGE
was read.
Two men persisted in the stum near
Buffalo Sunday, night
40 new feature of the telegraph
strike
A bank al Terre Hautc was burglarized
Wednesday night Of SIS, 900.
Democratic State Convention at Indian
apolis on Saturday.
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WASHINGTON,
Wants 10 Sell Rut.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Ga private letter
from Madrid Is reported to have been rc-
ceiyed, which says Prim and TeTano are
both inclined to favor the sale Of Cuba 10
the United States, but are fearful of the
effect on the Spanish people, who arc Bit
terly opposed 10 it.
Our Celestial ReIaJiOnS.
Il is said that cy-Gov. Low, now on his
wav to New York from this city, will
start by rail to San Francisco next Satur-
day, and on the first Of next month he will
sail for Shanghai and assume dis duties as
United States Minister in China. He has
received full instructions TO carry out
faithfully the provisions of the Burimgame
treaty, and especially TO b. prompt and
firm on the question of protecting Amcri-
can citizens and property in the celestial
Empire.
Cigar Siumps.
Commissioner Deiano decides that deal
ers in leaf tobacco cannot be allowed to
purchase the scraps AMI waste sweepinTs
ef cigar manufacturers in bulk without
payment Of full fax thereon.
uOOtIes> Erramd.
Col B1rcr, special agent of the Inter
nal Revenue Bureau. has returned from
al inspection of the Western Virginia
distilerie>, and reports that he has dis
covered no Illegal practices among them.
Deputy Commissioners Douglas and Given,
of the Revenue Bureau, left here this
moIniu- for Cincinnati
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Upon the Subject of Agriculture,

And kindred topics, We shall also give an exsenzi-
variety Of valuable and interesting matter
best adapted to the farming classes Of our ST..
which viii, in great measure, supply the place
a family agricultural paper.
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After holding out for six months on
strike The Philadelphia carpet wrayers
are working for less wages than at first.
Uidenreich, the cXccutioner Of Paris, is
a man of forty years Of age, tail, well
built and of very determined character
The French comic papers represent the
French Sorosis leader as firing a spool
cannon loaded with enamel and hair pins.
Ladies street costumes are now almost
entirely composed of black material.
This Is decidedly &n evidence of good
taste
Sugar weddings" four weeks after
marriage, are the latest device of mar
ried Ecrmonters to keep themselves happy.
The London Times, which would be
thought a dull sheet over here, paws It's
proprietors about half million per year.
Those works of Baysrd Taylor's which
were translated into German did not pay.
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10. GRIFFITR & CO,
Nashville, Tenn.

Old Union AMI American Bloek, corner Cherry
and Church streets.
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All papers invariably discontinued at the ezIir
ton OF the time paid for.
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The steamship Java from Ilv-poo,
arrived To-day Gpu- Banks and Burn
side were DaesCuUaTS.
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sickness.

Much sickness al Nrrlttas is reported
Manuel Almuguer, one OF the insurgent
chiefs Las been killed.
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EnTaIIibiIEty

The London correspondent ofthe Times
writing from Rome. SAYS the Pope will
probably proclaim the dogma OF inlalli
hiiity 10y a d"gree moi admitting All appeal
to the General Council
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TERMS.

Shorter Periods at Corresponding
Rates.
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information wanted.

There has a. yet been no authentic con
fnnaticn of the surrender of the $50
insUgclts. The IOce az CgJr clamors
for details, but the PretsG is silent.
The insurgents recently nCampel al
Gihra. Int escaped in boats to Ragged
Island ard Nassau.
Nothing has been heard of Gen.
Pueblo since the 2j,h OF December lie
left NueviDas to go to Wards Cazorro
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SAN DOMINGO.

ity.
Havana, Jan. 6.-Dispatches from San
Domingo on Dec. 80, report that the Cacos
are be,iagiDg Port-au-Prince, and that
they have made a breach in Salnave's
lines. on the POD of December, Sslnave
retrca,ed to Fort PcIion, when hefred the
magazine and with his fourteen sons
persisted
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THURSDAY, Jan. 6.-The House was
called to order at 10 o'clock;y Mr.. Speaker
Perkins in the chair and quorum pres
ent. Prayer by Rev. DR.. Wharton.
THE PENITENTIARY.
On motion of Mr.. Cheatham all bills
on the subject of the PeniteHtiary were
made the special order for next Monday
nf l l n'clncl
New-York tribune., 1870-10-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.

FIHOTEhN NAEhEIN.
l5ilJJ At VT 'Or money ana
" Amrcan quiet and steayi L. \ 1--WE
lN'p aoss ltZ oy obi so 1901, go TeHtortes, ass
h@as bre RAILWAY shares, Nd6l; Illinois Censs uti
A,l1l Urea. Necera. 4
t'ti Jc. l5-l.3J m.-COtOn opened dull; Mddhng
f t..s. -t.Hg Orr--A q a8sl FlO1f, % = bbL for
LONDON Oc. l5 T low timer. Iiusee1 Oh. 422 IS y tun
e- Oc al4;a t0ns0ls Ope Lei 40 ~. for moueTy and
- D. ae Ameicn 0Ies sui seatv; T. y
slr . l 100 M los. ola. ia01 50. IeaForues, 6ot
t-s b., halva 44ies l5aI Illinois Central III. At
ttc t.t Great Ne-iern 81.
LtAsoO- Oct l5I:IJ a u-Cot0n--Tbe market opened dull
t'.1E Yaads, 20 a34-i AItlg Orleans 6sdod Flour ZJ
- '
1,noS Oc E ? rConsols closed at s23 for money and
s' W ne &oe0llt Ans an securities quet T. :. Hvefwenty
20 No. a l13. OIL Seli 1861, ~ Territories t6 Stocks-
~ @'0A -- iSt lih-Os ia AzBic aud Great Western 81
sncs ling Criraai g31 sge ~ IN, dsy Il $50 baes
- sc 'l sna eIpor'; .hpnea's o. Cotton FROM BOMBAY
- s. est io- Short Rib I4ie.
''SN 'f ..-lt-ife Petroleum Fat a. 81.
- asfo.r % I5-byya i p,sI sts. Fy.rvsrtv honds
~sei A "a .ssue II I8Z
New-York tribune., 1870-10-17
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

$50 Oct j.-Fogr erner; Spring Extras A. G2ids5 7s
49, sfnn., 81 " aierlO0n dali 81 o. ~ toi.
So 'ei'e ana in demand at 55lc for No. Msed aief
A. IT, - 'ts aHeangd Oals Advancing ani demand Il 0
~ q a c-ii ~ oaer 10 &c. Bsrlcy Advancing
~ tipes trm Sfic. Iron B0unL Mess
l., q an y ~ ier January, and SI seller Decem-
o. .e Live Foss actTe and STEADY ~ s. %.
- a acIsLged Becriits-IUO0 bbs Flour bush
-" bSA CON. a. 1Oj bush. os.s 900 bash Rye
- t bit'' l,sy Hog Sh.pmrls-5DO bbl, Flour I56 90
=. Ho1A fglt 10 Brsslo u1e.s .sle.l
AbkiriIA. o.. fo-at-i ,,od Hole. fitui,g Tf.,A
- ~ ~ D.i ise Qlscro- Bari No quoel al 4l5 clover
So ~ "a % ~ lax SEED - l0U ~ rs. Timothy
"a - Toy unasnged. Lurs. 4J0 - 70 spring wheat RI
n 80 20 ,1FI 20 Pea sf,ais do 50 5gd - 75; Indiana
l. = ~ e'g = Nhst quiet Amber, ~ ala VI 45i
IL ~ S'4 - s I've cygnaufs sJ0a6c verg dul
G. 1Ar4 Ne.er1 tO033c Oats dull and unchanged
b. - ~ aIitc L-ssyTl. l14lsic go sugar and
- ,'f'i seii 'lI4 .. 0c Moases duh ProyifO
\ D-'A - frif0-ar quiet; Cr1ie l5lei RefDel Ii.0
S,vf.'y 80 hoces ssk &c. for Nest-m Iron
q y yHhss Oct lsPolf doll sayer6u "A 30 Double Extra
b.. Eifd 70 iSa %. Cora lower White zoe; MiIe1
tse - = sn- ~ d. Hay Lrnrri Prime ~ Mes Pork
- - - ~ loers ast o. ybrr B4cO4-JObbing Should
= ~ s-t letc, Clear Sides De Sugaf-Cu uro Hams
ss,s -. Lefe loal5 & Ksg B.a1Oc SagsI and Hoiasse
Inn - -AAg deiy H41ky-keoasod s0c 81 ni. Cehee-
F,0 Ca siS,-sso-SSsfhHg sOsah~IJ zA ss-Ysk ssht,
- E1-FsU sa.s, sAs 4e.sz.A wLs., s-Di No .
New-York tribune., 1870-10-17
,oTTU SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.

FALL AND WIN -, Ai.nta 49,, -, ~
Commencing MOApAl oo'o''' , '''' 'V ~~ ~~ ~
ferries.
o.aa m Mall for Ps,choyue
Accommodation for Babylon.
a.n m Etpress for Pachose va stage TO BeeroH 'd le
ann m Ito Accommodation Saturdays through TO patch'.us
s,OD ~. Babylon Accommodation
n M. Merrck Accommodation.
nm, an 10 "a AMI $50 trains connect at Valley
STREAM Tor Rccka~Ar
The % and 10 m 800 and tAirs eoanect at valley
Tor ncapsea4
- ". DouQl.AA sn~.aHAs-.sSN
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MEAN YORK and HARLEM KAILhUAII. lH.,.I l.I,1 ~. !.

EN VI NYmnyntY NAV D. 1870 two Express Trains VII '
a w Nn q ,sitih and fouflha'e, as i0HoSs'
s'f'' ' "a !. M Ratlsnd ftrrs-s
4.I n mn Mon rcsl kEprsA -, -, a.. A.,
Sieering Coaches on nsS' "Ai"' BuCAiloJT ecut
New-York tribune., 1870-10-17

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD CO.'S
G> IADEPFNDRNT LINE for the WEST, SOUTHWEST and
NORTNE,T FREIGHT received snd forwarded by CAMDEN snd
AsBOY RAILROAD, Pier l. North River INLAND PR0PBI-
LINE, o. River. ifly. RATES Low, with anek
aspacn Passengers take tie hewJrssv snd and from
foot of Corlaudtst; prri WEST of Wasting
C. and without The ONLY LINE saorirg
this opportunity. TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED
New-York tribune., 1870-10-17
NEWARK AND NEW-YORK RAILROAD

~ DEPOT IN NBWNORX foo: Of lAorrty,'I y. saras,
On and sr Juue 1910, passenger trans WI s run Sn
LEAVE NETWORK FOR BeRCEN..Anhio Va I. an n, n m, 100
Goo go 7;lO IS s;O5 8:J 9;I3 l;lo U" b "a
2:Ol 800 $50 400 40 500 $3.50, tac ei"' ~" ''"' Wv
st3 iV;S RS P M ron WRIST BHRGsY-A eco $50 10
$500 Il:lO $780, 4o 5;s o. ~ ns III s1pennten4enl
"a y U4IDNiN, Gen. Passenger tgrnt
New-York tribune., 1870-10-17
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per Worth R'rer. PCsSstS. dn1 Rqtrc1ds
OcT Bio rgs Ashes pkga Bessai a54 sos Cotton H2I!
b. NIur q onh Wheat a. tJ1 bush Osts 45 bush Barley
~ so hush Malt 463 buh beus, $40 this sprt
itT hb Kosn 3jJ hbls Tar 40 psgs Beef 20 Pkg
lsf J Lard li67 Pkgs Butter ~ Ikes Chess 4Gi b1lS
10 % Gressa, 20 bhs WHISKY 6l bales
hoo1 I,, - thds Tobacco 2 boxes &C. Tobacco
" ps.-
New-York tribune., 1870-10-17

FNPOhIS thnA rtt-ls A't'f ~ l'NAN'
Ct Britain CtHpr
mi Inland. lot. Ports
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.,ponr, rnor sErr. !. ls7V. re pArs.

ugaPfe m.riei is ,e.s dan N sails been reported
Nl-ib at l3e., g"ni ami Jue at 5abte eod' n
.ee sales hhds. Porto { % at 81 d5Se IN,
NAVAL SIoRBSPs h IPsnase az se ss Oo g Sut az t 30 n5
o d. lc Rosns Of s Ains are yry 9u'et 9es u5n
=. n' % s Se be- isst % xcTe made Tar moderately sctve
.e bb VI ltn at ~ sGs ~ ~ ior Thin Gay f''h ''huh
yecs insecd IN moderate demand and the market s
f1ner o asks hnghsh o. inactive ana non a. S,uee
qnotlb charg, The business beng on! he
Oils dull but pncs are "taoa' ehahSe ~ Lpof
sIoNsUpier uore aeve demand PORK. chiefly FOR the
pqurg sling eontrs Prees Of Ms h'ye rapid!
Cd oeug ceay limited sry and din, sbed soes The
ihe the faue las uern Ag' te pofs om e " est ~
n regard cmus saugAe thai the nuJer VIII eIced
The clrreut hig1 p1oe an 1e pospec 10Y tI Ii' 49,
incit aon and t7a there s zen o.l mo-e
g. 20J b l at p Is Ness the latter lJt,
tI delivery lao hbs - at 80 Tor hoyea bee Is aa
o. p n Mes ard 75G$3 for Extra Mes heree Beei Is dull
mi He b ei Hams weak sm4h saes at 5q 81 ~ M ,o
g Bsroa j. n fair demand andrhe market lJ for Long
GsI .d o~s are Cru AZ IU aIIe CITY. L4ri que
t PIN Tor futOre delivery 80 ies Tor DeeemUt
III sO BrM-The market Cuda in bnlk du and depressed
Ne asked sellers refuse 70 uake ans CONCESSIONS an
L,e ~ ,ls Of 600 bbS option, al The year, s.
IB Nlpaa sales and qaOe at l9 ktne b.s been freely
.'-n ~ a21le for spot In Pnlsela ihee has
BE- ut steady prices sales Of 2eO ils for Oe-
A.; November u quoted at ne lHe Irees ure OaAy
ar Re6rei 800 Ltls. ana Crude. 800 10.
jB-hs drwan fair and price remain tr sales Of Is tcs at
sss an lo0 bags EaDgoon At ia 80, T., -,
s osy oe11i&S % & 'P e1 for Cuba. @ M 70 & CG o1
D AMI 80 boxes Havana on private terms heao ~ hg1' a.
3 l3s. for Haris ..e..,,,, =,
TH OGi0sc Clover Calcutta Lnseed i selling at - "a
sSiRS-Tbe Little demand and prces lower Choice
TlLOw s uoeraey and steady sales 2ooe at DC for
so,,
bound has firmly held but has not been active at
~ s.s- ~ b.is al that pnee.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-17

..v bs lee. one more than Gssl scv The
n, G On. ooI gsgene % 70 L,fod ana L'. o.. d..
- b, d. 10 tu h Nh'at ~ SASH lu ba-si Vo GUS.
.. Il 'ottOa al 3d. Y lo se'hii
,s 10 % 2loO sas'. W .esi a. ir a. ., . - ,-,,,
GkAiN-A good tegre o. activity hs d Ais1el o Nie'.
~ bu ie.s5e esuatr in EFc> ihe N''ne d.
I1,Tcol snd Gasgo~ has u-gceI more grt Ie~Al ' ~
erlci advance chts Se Fe - %, w
decline exchange have peushnI IN" iNora
~ Earopean tn4 there s ue chsg 10 note 10 guI'
u extreme prce insisted from day TO da have p7e'enlc 1b
5l31s2 bush for tue cotsioLdI'A
- ,pt ver There hss been STEADY hing OF IN eA
p- ths lst ol Sepemhsr, As oompaet Eh the Suf
E h c pected 10 The trade and cannot Ian 70 theIt e.
th fe value O. Wheat here anl Eur"ie as
u pom Gfe br mGs depend to make good enfIei4le
- f cr annual reng n Bnsl 81 newspaptrs
- t,5rn Buan imported from GcrrauY $1,000
month Of OttItcr ne t Vs
. - P--loe. now the qresion naturally from wh
The OF fDsrAci the last TX
- bss not teen to secuTr large siocA heF
and is too late " hecnTe hoeS
g Tie important sa'sne :. Lerpoo of Iei chs ulll-
~ , has stDaae pho r. bo1gh We nave h]l hO'o
ev uan, shipment hAcrs con d Tier purchases
n the mSrSe' opened qut uut the' ba' st'
a ofe rssoabc Liverpool sdfcs. abl Ver5 a,ue eMnl "a"
- u ar pnce alvsnci IU,c pr bnshe' Amber w tF
l. hh h..et hat "a es gve the p.eicT'neSS " , Ng~'
700 bush q : 2j ~ ~ for Mixed Sphag; 81 ga
~ e. o No Chc 20 SprHg; pa ~ p .1r No. ao do an
u zee ali0h ~ l1dsl l. - 3td 81 % for No. co. 3le
Mesfeu: Z 5fG ~ 30 for Amber do : - IF
Act, ~. depot, asa ~ 50 cr vile " chgn; 81 - of
10 White ne ;ucky and 81 % for White 6et tesee
P,, fnrr su1 gueai inquiry Sh Of = o busa
Al Is f ufroSed @a 81 % for tso-rOved do 10 for
- Csr, and - 20 "A for Canada WeSt. Barly Mat s
or Canadian Oats firm a. d active demand io
s h % e, bush 5Ie for Back New oao ?laSiie
s hush sjc for Mesra. and 81 10 for state
or ir demand for e local anu hsern t@e ht sses
Sc for for Western Mixed an tncy Az " le
ften Waite C Rye Feei Is IN fair osnAn4 s-les oi TN
uff ttaI IL
New-York tribune., 1870-10-17
financial.
A FIRSTCLASS INVESTMENT.
CHERRY VALLEY, SHARON, AND ALBANY
RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT CON
VERTIBLE BONDS

Interest payable Is and December H. at the Metropolitan Ma
tonsl n City Of NeW-York.
THE CHERRY VALLEY SHARON AND ALBANY RAILROAD con
meets Albany the largely quene watering
places Sharon SJrIgs Cherry Valley through reh
agricultural country, thc settled and thriving iaSs Tie
length miles from Cohbekn to Cherry Valleys IT Is
PBRPETUALLY LEASED TO THE ALBANY AND sUSQUBHANNA
RAILROAD. WHICH ROAD Is AGAIN PBRPErUALLY LEASBD
TO THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL COMPANY The
lease made to the Company provides that they shall and keep
in hrs order Cherry ysly Sharon and Albany Rail oai the
later 10 receive per Of the earnings THE ROAD
Is THoEOUGHLY WE'LL BUILT AND EQUIPPBD, AND HAS
RUN REGULARLY SINCE THB 10TH OF JUNE Last. IFS
EARNINGS HAVE BEEN;
JUNE 1886 =,
JULY. s5,7O2,
AUGUST, s6l8; WHICH 30 PER CENT is PAID TO THIS
ROAD AND IT is THUS DEMONSTRATED THAT IN TIE FR'r
PEW MONTHS THEIR EARNINGS EXCEEDED BY 30 PER CENT
THE REQUIREMENTS FOR INTEREST ON THEIR FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS Tle-e is no the business in
future vastly and is not eItravagant TO estimate the
earnings of next year this thus making the phvi
lege a valuable the stock VII doubt soon earn
DIVIDENDS Of 10 per cent per The eapta STOCK $4,000,
b has been al subscribed cash. Tie whole ssue Of
Marriage Bonds $4,000 which the on lien the entire property
The Treer Mortgage PIBEPONT MORGAN OF DAB
NEY, MORGAN Co. AND T. F. oLCoTT VCBPRBNlDENr
OF THE FARMERS AND MECHANICS BANK or ALBANY.
The Bonds bear per interest and convertible into stock at
the option OF tie holder
Pf Toussnd Dollars have sold AND WE OFFER
THE REMAINING s25OOO0 AT 2i AND ACCRUED INTEREST,
AND DO NOT HESITATE TO RECOMMEND THEM AS AN UN.
| DOUBTED A BOND WHICH FULLY BQUAL AS A PER-
FECTLY SAFE INVESTMENT TO ANY FIRST MORTGAGE
BOND QUOTED AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
HALLGARTEN d Co., 2S Brcad-st.
DEPORT of the CONDITION of the Ma