davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-27
new York stock and Money marker.

NEW YORK. Jan. 26- Evenino.-Ibe foreign news
so,uay nad little effect on the Gold market, all ,rAn
saS. o wlth single exception being l1Ot. which
were less than $l3,OO0,OoO uovernments stronger
4nu seEerally higher on the incl eased investment
u ! Inc following were the closing quota
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-27

NEW YORK. Jan. 26-8 p M.--Cotton 1c better
ana IN tair demands sales 1929 bales MlddlipS W..
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-27

.ands loac. Flour-sales 12 800 ibis; State and Yves
ss So ;c Wesier state 1o7 25 round hosg ohIs
Wheat lower; sales OOS bush NJ so - 81 q
!or new; no. DO SOL 50 tor new winter red and
cs5 mssa % y, whs
ooa2s So old q O2a 25 prime IS co. neT a mess
ry s2S stae 5e4S a'' Wb Ea %1rs pSa
tern iree s4ig9oc. Rice hrm Carolina 7s@Sc SUI.
e Nn patcb 1Sc to gSSa
request; Rio lsl@1ec: Molasses easier; New Or.
leans SO G72c Spiriis Turbentine quiet and ii n, ar
aSEga9c Rosn unsettled at Is str ain. d. Pefro-
at SBa9c. 4''e'
Fieights to Liverpooldull; Cotton er sail 5.6a,d
CHICAGO. ian. 20 Flour dull and weak Wheat
glover at 5oc Oats q"et No aSIc Rye quiet a.
S3c for regular and &c tor fresh receipts Barley du
NO. at &c. High Vines steady and firm at SIC Tor
a. i23c. Dressed Hogs quiet at 1909 OO; live DO
active at 70o97 IS. Cattle fairly active at 75
keceipts-4ooo bbs. -four. % 600 busb. WHEAT "a
So bush. corn, T. o. bush. oats 90 bush. rye 5000
oush. barley, 1900 dressed hogs
h, ohpmenfs.6O1O bOis. nnuT, 1900 BUSH corn. 1000
ousn. oa's 1000 dressed hogs.
TOLEDO, O.. Jan. 20. FLOUR ouiet What ,ouor
h'gh Mixed 55.c; low do otsc. ''s "ofn lower;
saaa ~ Jan Mess pork higher with aroe
demana UO@z %. Lard quief. Bulk meats IN Iiobt
cIaor sac; Clear rib sides IO61OIn enS
s,ear iaesilc Bacon In limited demand a. ana
siss - 'or clear RIB sides, and I2c for La
at 1887 so Live hoRs stea y |
III Kidding uplands 14sc. "p"aru;
NOZZLE Jan. 26-Cotton buoyant: Mid6,;n, m
lands 143c. N''ooiing up
SAVANNAH, Jan. &c. Cotton firm; Middlipg mn.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 2e.-Cotton strong: Midd,,no
uplands lac. s' 'iiooiins
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-27

ta'HE Annual Meeting of the Maine Steamship
1 Company, Tor he choice or officers, and the
transact, OF any ether business that may legally
come befo them will lie holden I their oficn tiat
Wharf, on Wednesday, the first day Of Feb
ruary, 1871, at O'Clock P NJ
ian11.tl HENRY FOX. Clerk.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-27
Household Furniture, &c, at Auc-
tiOD.

ton.
ON Tuesday, Jan 31st, at ten O'Clock M. at
" 141 Oxford St. we shall sell the Furniture IN
said house, consisting in part OF Paror SUITS 10 B.
Walnut and Hair Cloth, Marble Top Table, What
Nots Oil Paintings. Tapestry Carpets, Hat Tree b.
Walnut aud Painted Chamber Sets. Iugrain Ca--
spring Beds. Feather Beds, Bedding, Black Wa nut
Extension Tibie Dining koom Chars, Silver Plat
Cutlery, txo parior Coal Stoves. ElJorado Cook
Stove, togsi her With Kitchen Furniture.
This Furniture j. all new and OF the best work.
manship and fni-h.
Jalstd T. o. BAILEY s. Co.. 6urfrs.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-27
THE
CONFESSIONS of an INVALID

DUBLISnED for the benefit Of young men and
others who suffer from from Nervous Debility
etc.. Simplifying the means OF self cure. Written by
one who cured himself, and sent tree on receiving
post paid directed envelope. Address,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, BROOKLYN, N Y.
W6m1SSn
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-27

VOL. 81 MAINE REPORTS is ready for deliv
cry this morning.
LORINQ, Snort &. HApMoN
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-27

FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1871.
CITY AND VICINITY.

Ey-0ur advertising patrons are re,uested n %, i
In their copy as early IN the day as possible a.
Sertisem'ents to appear Monday mormino ,bou,d ..
sea't in Saturday. mo. Sunday)
U-Free Religious Notices must be sent IN y.
early as Friday noon. y" w.
New Advertise ~en,s..Te.Day,
AUCTION COLUMN,
sieishs.. ..F. o. Bailey & Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
kSfreet Sctues and Prison Lie City Hall.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Criseadoro's Hair Dye and Preservative.
Halls Siscillian HAZE Remover.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Wanted. 81 ustIon.
Heal ug Physician. Mrs. NJ. W. Webb.
CITY Of Portland. -. Committee on Streets.
store to Let and fixtures tor Sale. e. E. Little.
Something Worth Know .dowell.
New 7. 80 Gold Loan. ..Jay Cooke & Co.
Notice. :. To Fish and salt Dealers
Notice, 4. :. Estate VIM. Noble.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-27
Building Loan Mortgage.
Notice of Foreclosure and Sale.

WHEREAS, james p. Miller of the city of Port
w land In the County OF Cumberland, on the
fourteenth day OF December, 1868, by his mortgage
deed OF that date, recorded in the Reg sry OF Dced8
Tor said county, book 1856, page $780, cd said
city certain lot OF land and the tuilding thereon
81 uafed lpn the sou h-easterly corner OF Cumber-
iand and Montgomery streets, in said Portland, ex-
tending seventy two feei Cumberland street. and
sxty-one feet on Montgomery street, being the same
premises occupied nv said Miller at the time Of the
great fire, July 1865, with authority In case OF
fhe breach OF the condition In SAID mortgage to sell
said premises at auction, and frem the proceeds 10
pay the debt secured the eby. And whereas. the
said Miller,
This is to give notice that said house and lot will
be sold at public auction on said premises. on the
twenty-eRhth day OF January, 1911, At ten o'clock
In the orenoou Tor the reason and purpose aforesaid
In witness whereof, l, Henry w. Hersey, In behai
authority giveu me in said deed. have bereunto set
my hand. and give this notice, this fourth day OF
January, 1871.
HENRY W. HERSEY,
inc, 13, 20thendtw Treasurer OF Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-27

% nas state securities quiei and steady.
.hamse eS very easy at sos per cent. Sterling Ex-
st,opg at i09i@ilo4 bat kers not heing dis.
Rsssu, 20 aw freely until they have more definite
ATSE"leuge OF the real situation OF Europe
o.ocks closed dull and -ather neglected the out.
dool an street operations being almost entirely pre-
vented by storms. Quotations.:
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-27
NEW RAMPsHIRE.

">~e@A~>s>s
SUMMIT MOUNT WASHINGTON, via LITTLE
TON, Jan. rs Observation taken at7P. NJ
Barometer % So; change minus ..01. Their
mometer deg. change plus 20; relative hu-
nudity &c. Wind s.; velocity of wind % miles
per hour. All a. m. the wind was north. The
change of the wind from one point to that di-
rectly opposite il OF common occurrence here.
It commenced showing here at ~. M, the
first time we have had snow when the clouds
were not resting on the mountain.
VARIOUS MATTERS.
PORTSMOUTH, Jan. 26- "A thick snow storm
com menced this afternoon about o'clock, with
a nortnerly wind, and at O'Clock we have two
or three inches and it is still showing
In the Board Of Aldermen the discussion of
taxes was continued but no action was taken
as to the collector. Two ballots for City Mar
shal were taken but without result.
The trial of Marble and Murphy at Exeter,
N. H., for the murder of Marbles wife, ended
s-a-p in verdict of not guilty.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-27
We MO II.

VkEkNlONT.
BURNING OF A COTTON MILL.
MoNTPELIR, Jan. ga wooden mill about
three miles north of this place, operated by
William Moorscratt, was burned this after
noon. Loss 1926, 900 to $50 00O Insured $1S.-
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-27
BRIGGS Allavantor cures Catarrh.

TRY Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. Ct
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-28

d 4 - d
Letters from Buenosy Ayres give o
frightful account of che havoc the vel
low fever l. making there. The deaths
are set down. at $50 per day, and the
fright among the people ali.peryadinp.
No nurses could be- :he l at any price.
Whole squares: in the, Southern part of
the city were abandoned, and every little
town within forty miles was overdowinR
with fugitives. II .l.5~'
I The degree Of Doctoroi Medicine was
Conferred upon Miss Susan J. Taber, OF
High Point. N. O., at the nineteenth an.
nual commencement Of the Women's
n, Med'oat' q college Of Pennsylvania, at
. Gen. Sherman is now travelling through
the South, without escort. The Mobile
Register warns him against Tho Radical
Ku Klux. who would not hesitate to kill
him. or any other man, in the dark, to
make little capital for their party.
Jack Frost is reported as making his
appearance in different portions OF the
South, on Saturday night last, and play
ing hnvoc with fruit and gardens gene
rally.
1t is reported that colored mau-a
desperate character residing in Will
liamsburg County, near Cowartl's Depot,
was hung by party OF disguised men,
on Monday night last. i
Mrs. Goodwin, daughter OF James F..
Aagood. Esq, OF Pickens, died on the
22d. She had been u bride but few
months. =
MIR. John Gilkerson. living on the
Laurens side, near the Greenville line.
had his smoke-honsc broken into last
week, and quantity of bacon stolen.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-28
: M . r En- ! Z':l;..f q. T.
... Is now pREpAHEp'A !, -i9,
WITH A..FyLL AND SELECT STOCK
OF
Fancy Goods and Toys.

THE most complete in variety and quality
4 in the oity. Spring gcoda Tor boys and
Skipping Ropes, Croqaes Set Sets , Heo,ps. !iISs !Blow
Rubber, Blondin, fRsinbow, Gyroscope, Cha.
meleon, Spring and Fancy Tops, Dolls in pro-
fusion. dIessed and undressed Fancy Boxes.
A large and varied assortment of pure Can
dies, manufactured daily. Cakes OF ali kinds
fresh made every d ay. French Bon Bons,
Grystallized Fruits, Chocolate. Eougss., Lon.
Goods, full supply. Jollies, home mannfnc-
ture from pure fruit. Foreign Fruits and
Nuts, Almonds, Raisins, a full line. English
crackers, Albert Biscuit, genuine. 'sIf
order, with Cake, Ice Cream, Lemonade, Ac.
Cali at MoKenzie's Confectionery and Toy
Store, Main street, near State House, and be
convinced con that our assortment and prices can
nOt oe excelled. April 26
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-28
Fishing Tackle.

A LARGE and complete assortment of
a. M SILK, GRASS, FLAX and COTTON
ALSO, iltEaH
Every variety Of superane Limerick and
Kirby HOOKS, Limerick Hooks on Giinps,
and Cut, Cork Floats, Trout Spinners, Dip
Nets, Fly Spoons, Multiplying Reels, just re-
ceived At j.. POLLARD'S.
April rs tf6
Attention, Real Estate Purcha sers!
NTE have for sale, privately, which must be
wv disposed Of at an early day, several dc.
airable DWELLINGS.
ALSO, } f4ti'i,
A number of vacant building LOTS, many
OF which arc very valuable.
Two elegant now STORES, at tho corner of
Main and Lady streets. for rent. Possession
can be had Immediately. trs'srrlI lf59-!.
We areprepared to negotiate loans on good
eecuiity. e. ". REIBELS s. co.
April2 ST.
For Sale.
a a. CAR LOAD OF fine Ken-He>
II1 \tuoky MULES and HORSES SfszEA
AN -amonI them some fastcIX
.o,-a-- stock-for sale. Apply at e7''A1a -
AdNEW CO.'S Stables, Assembly street.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-28

Atr. Jesse Kirby, Of Greeavillo Coun-
sy. has, by simple contrivance, arrsng-
cd for two plows to be drawn by one
horse. thus performing double labor with
one plow animal. After the ground has
been broken up. the crop can be planted
and cultivated (ootton) with the same
implements and horsepower.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-28
-. &c .y-lr;li rrIxi.l

BEAUFORT ,OoMslzss1oNkRs OF E1Eo-
Aif59ed illiamss white, aud T., s..
Langley, !colOfsd. convicted ut this term
OF the United States Circuit Court, for
Ghanging nnfnes oniSthe ballots cast at
beaufort, g.. O.. in the Congressional
e!eSslonT.n which Q. O.: Bowen and r.
y. DeLaEgesware candidates.. we're SEN
1saoGa aaoS 3easssaay by ihls aonor Judge
years and pay esfne oikS500 each. They
wese committed to jail!a;A .g q.
itissjjli-s!! ss sI 4 Charleston Courier.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-28

CHEAP, = ] "a !, I GOODS !;
!: .aryta it-,Hs;EgI4 4,sf 4..rS.
O. u. JAOKsON,s.

MOT to be beat. by any touse in the city.
- lasge or email. White PIQUEs at III:
cents to 90 cents per yard. 5MUBLINS at 10
cents per yard-warrantedt to wash. DAMASK
OCYLIES at IS cents to $l.bO per dozen. and
. host oe nhenp DRY GOODb and FANCY
AhTIOLEs. atless prices than before the war.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-28
Piano OF Melodeon to Exchange for q
Mule or Horse.
Dancing School.

&A has tho honor OF informing the ladies
fanaA and gentlemen Of Columbia that ho mas
opened DANCING SCHOOL over the
Citizens Savings Bank. Dancing ID s,tapght
In al its various branchcs.' There arc Day
aud Night Classes: Host reference giyAti.
Fog particulars, apply at Hendrix House.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-28
New Books.

GHIPs FROM "A GERMAN WORKSHOP.
Ghardia. or Adventures in tho Desert Of
Sahara. by G. Naphegyi, NJ. D., A.. N. 81. Is.
Motherless. or Partisan Family. BY au.
Their Of John Halifax. 81 so.
The Silent Partner. BY author Gates Aiar
Tho Franco -PruesIan Wnr. BY Landun
with 1e portraits and Il maps. s1.75.
Tho Empty Heart; Novel. by Marion
Harlhnd. $150.
Climates for Invalida, &c. s125. .
Gin1's Baby; his Birth and Misfortuncs; a
Satire. S125.
The Sisters Of Orleans; Tale of Raoe and
novels aud other publications. just received
at BRYAN & MoCARTERS
april 25 ~. Bookstore.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-28
i1kalk &L@gsREEiED
.*s.ay!e iEa.!5; ~: ~. lfi-.rsti IS

ForefBH Afs!fs.. #
VERsAulzs, ednesdsy evening, April
2o;AIssy,s ,ases, cekyed; III. ,Ahppn, to-day.
ThP 9thet "ihsnrga ..works continue. to
fire.: The .AEs4 ps.e!le! Of The hes;eee.s
opaned to-daJ; the aecond parallel has
also, ,eonndshoed. A. general attack 'is
expected tonight. b The Commune has
sept the hest bsttalions- to threatened
Apointsr but, the defence seems: Insult.
$bient.; s'IyA. .'y,ilqt,D-. i!laff q, .4,1u7.
Brhtr; Apfil,2T. 9.!rhe Kru.s;H e. sss,.aaa sis AL
annonpeasI that Prince Bismarck has in,
atruoted Gen. Eabrice 70. represent to
mishap To thga Atchb hbisbop 81 Paris! tI,s
Prusaiaaa might probably Interfere III Il
the affairs Of the city in favor Of the
Versailles Goyerbmasfit: 81 ass = '"'
IioNRoag, April 2743--..Eyenuiing,l- -l.1ha
Stanaaza Fay ths following despatch from
Paris: The Commune cutters for want Of
union! hh1bng stheE members, as well!as I
!sck 9f 4q9pey and men,: The National
Guards openly disobey the orders OF the
Commune. II lis believed the Oommnne
will knaks its last stand in Raa De Revolt
ana RuS Castiglione; in the, il6mediatn
Vicinity. ct the Place Vendonae. Fort
Mo9tronga:wih. probably be stormed :hy
the Versailles army to-day The Com
muae, haa impressed lido military seTyi;eoaai
the peIters OF yths Lyons Railway. .'i'','', I
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-28
Wanted,

"A GIRL to asBiat in minding q child. Also.
"A q WOMAN to cook and wash for a fami.
iy.of three grown persons and two children.
None need apply without good references.
Liberal wages offered. Anrji ak t4 :
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-28
Natural Frozen Ice.

Keyes Early Prolific Tomato Plants.
IT is claimed that this TOMATO is ffteon TO
l. thirty days earlier than any other variety
known. The fruit is OF good size. round and
smooth, brilliant color, perfectly solid and
fine flavor. Plants now ready, cold frame
stock hardened. Can be transplanted without
loss. For sale at n
April II HEINITSE'S DRUG STORE.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-28


vicinity. 9t the Place vend6nie. Fort
Mio9trouga:wiAs probahly be stormed :hy
the Versailles army to-day. Tie Com
mune, has impressed iiito military aeTr;rSaa,
the pe1ters.of ths Lyons Railway. %!'in.''i !,
,l.o;. A4.assioAa IElsll,ee NOE. .,Is;:ti 1f1i:i5
PHiLADELrHA, April. 26:laA. second
cotton trade sale was held to-day, Fi !. (lji)
bales were. Rol1 Of All grades, at 1lI0
1l3s. eaThare was q large attendance Of
man9faosurers from New York, and the,
SAY st! FRANCISCO 4 April ,266te44 The Medi-
cine Society "A making extensive prepa-
'ns to shs 20 Isoe;yS tRA Fasssrn DELEGATIONS
stsosisty tss ssys5ss ssBsas51ea $4,000 toward
NEW Yonk, + p}rril GO. ilane i she. !;
oial from VersaiI Hes, "Wednesday. saws
Louis Blanc has published a lenR: letter
against; ;the Commune. Minister Picard
repadtRtes Government iritefasrseence "a
municipal ia elections to- oii,:take, ;. place
'throughont France on the c9Oth instant,
Admiral Polthuanian has decided to dia.
arm Afty!fo1r men Of war. ~, ~. ..'fl Z ~
NSHW gALnAaa, April 26. 1T is offioial.
~ stated that. the Bonnet Care creyasse
was 2 !, 100 feet wide! At 3 O'Clock this
evening. = IMMENSE volumes OF, wyaiisrr
are poufing thra ugh the break at the
Twelve mile ppsEI on the cJaclsaon Rail
foad, the water running Ska inches over
the track. Engineers who cahda down
irofh, GtipD!ng report aikksll,s sEaran
coMRleteAy erged and water coming.
IN 20 tne5 fields snnfonndy yKe Kernefville, and
the 'swsnpgabaek Of thls' Sity are Com:
meneIRg fe . to q, ,gp fhom water backing in
s soiiowina bsi ,unaa3 Is t1tn1h from tba ).
oaioialYsp6fseof iGhief Eeainast iS 81 s.ats sRs
Thompsoi, dated SIP. M! :Upon nv res ra.
turn from Bonnet Caffa! !ofeeyasso CHS
evening", found; yely limited news from
the Other qreyRsse ses-:notkipg definite or,
worth publishing. a By, talegrams i learn.
that the river has fallen three, inches a.
Vicksbnrg. and twenty. one ind a half
inches fae Baton Rouge. It is now eight
feet. eight. inches below high water of
1857, at:Vidksburg, and thirteee inches
below high water this year az Baton
Rouge: 9A found Bonnet Care creYasse
!.lOO feet wide to-day; but the current
and waves mad decreased in proportion.
&c sAss back lands became filled with
water. and;the' surface Of the river low
cred High water mark at LoRues is
almost twenty-five feet above the level of
Lake Ponchartrain: the levee beyond is
twelve ieet nigh. IL The natural aurface Of
the ground at Porohe'e, where the ore
vase commenced, iS about ten feet above
the level! land To-day, the river had
fallen, and the plan nations covered by
water 70 base OF level; therefore the
rapid current through the crevasse has
decreased, and probably no more water
passes ,to;dsy than yesterday, T am in.
debted 90, Col Wa1fCn fnr a. oolo,,,a t;I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-15
FTNA NC14L ACHE VENENTS.

The financial achievements of the Adj
ministration are beyond dispute. They
furnish a chapter in its record to which its
friends and supporters point with satisfac-
ton, and before which its enemies are
dumb. Mr.. Dawes of Mass. recently
furnished an article to the Independent,
in which he reviews the Administration
and refers to its financial policy as follows :;
"This administration can unhcsitatingly
point to the work it has already accom-
plished in fullillment of the pledges upon
which it came into power. 1t has paid in
these two years more than $500, 000, 900 of
the public debt, which it undertook to put
upon the footing of ultimate extinction.
One-twelfth Of the whole has thus, in the
first two years of this administration, been
extinguished, and thereby in interest alone
100000 of the annual burdens have
been lifted from the shoulders of the peo-
pie. And at the same time $3.50, 900, 900
more of those burdens have been removed
by the repeal of internal taxes and foreign
imposts, in the process of equalization of
the public burdens first undertaken in
earnest when Gen. Grant assumed direc-
ton of public affairs. All this reduction
has been more than compensated in the
aggregate receipts of the public treasury
by more faithful and efficient collection
of the remaining revenue, and by the
growth of every industry under healthy
legislation and wise administration, so
that the actual receipts and estimates for
the present fiscal year show that there will
be at its close $100,000,O00 surplus over
all expenditures, to be applied to still
further dimnution of the public debt If
therefore there should be no change of
policy, and no financial disaster, the four
years of this administration will close with
constant reduction of taxation, and yet
a yearly extinguishment of 100000, 900
of the public debt-in all one-sixth,part of
the entire Indebtedness of the nation.
There is no parallel to this in the financial
history of any other people
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-15
Qailp 3lrnnrbrt Yournal
a U G. u Il "A.
MORNING. June Is. 1871.

The Chicago Post says; jeff Davis has
pinned Vallandigham democracy up for
exhibition, like a tarantula in an entomo-
logical collection, and left it to squirm its
life away in Implying contempt. They
have dared to admit that the lost cause
was lost, and he rises like ghost to con-
front their treachery. The Southern heart
does not need much firing to keep it in
rebellious mood, and Davis has taken
the job of pouring on Confederate tar to
fan the conhagration. He has already
made the political field little too hot for
the departure folks, and they will have
to come to his terms or lose the Southern
vote"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-15

The Ohio democrats have recently dis
covered that General Ewing got more
votes in their State convention than
McCook, and is rightfully their nominee
for Governor. Some of them think they
ought to drop McCook and take "new
departure" on the Governor question.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-15
FIRST 4 ONLY MORTGAGE
$4,000 Acres to Each Mile

of Railroad with which they are mortgaged. TIL
cover 1850 square miles (neary as large the STD
of Rhode Island, which is 1906 square miles, al
are of great value.
The Bonds are for $1,000 each, due March l, Isl
bear interest at