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$50 GOLD LGAN
OF THE
Northern Pacific Railroad.
RAPID PROGRRSS on THE WORK.

The building Of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road, begun July lastl Is being pushed for
ward with great energy rom both extreml-
employed In Minnesota and on the pacific
coast. The grade Is nearly completed 90
miles westward from lake superior trains
are running over $50 miles Of finished road,
and track-laylng Is rapidly progressing 20
ward the eastern border OF Dakota. Inclu-
ding its purchase Of the st. Paul Pheine
Road, the Northern Pacific Company now
| has as miles Of completed road, and BY sep
TENDER next this VIII beincreased TO al least
GOOD INVESTMENT. Jay Cook 4 90. are
now selling, and u~nhesitattngly recon-
mending, as a Profitable ana perfectly SAFE
investment, the First Mortgage Land Grant
Gold Bonds OF the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company. They have so years 70 rum bear
/ Seven and Thrse-Tenths per cent. gold IN
terest more than 5 per cent. currency and
are secured by first and only mortgage on
/ the ENTIRE ROAD AND IFS ~EQUIPMENrS, and
| also, as fast as the road Is completed on
$1,000 ACRES OF LAND TO every mile OF
track, or 500 Acres for each 81 ,000Bond- They
/ are exempt from u. s. Tax; Principal and
interest are payable in Gold; Denomina-
TONS Coupons, $40 to loo Registered 500
LANDS FOR BONDS. Northern Pacific ISIS
| are at all times receivable at Tx PER CENT.
ABOVE PAR, in exchange for the Company's
Lands, at their lowest cash price. This
renders them practically INrEREs BEAR
| ING LAND WARRANTS.
FUND. Inc prOceeuh OF 81 Alea
| Of Lands are required 70 be devoted 70 the
re-purchase and cancellation OF the Flrst
l Mortgage Bonds Of the Company. Inc
Land Grant Of the Road exceeds E1fty NIL
lion Acres. This immense sinking Fund
will undoubtedly cancel the principal oithe
Company's bonded debt before IL falls due,
With their ample security and high rate OF
interest, there Is no investment, accessible
TO the people. which Is more profitable o.
EXCHANGING Z. s. FTVE-TWENTIES The
success Of the New Government 5 per cent;
Loan will COMPEL the early surrender OF
United States . per cents. Many holders or
E1Ve-TWenties are now tnem
for Northern Pacific seven-Thirties. thus
realizing a handsome profit, and greatly IN
creasing their yearly income.
OTHER SECURTrlS--Au marketable
Stocks and Bonds VIII be received at their
highest current price in exchange for Nor
thern Pacific SeYen-Thirties. EpTess ehdr0-
e on Money or Bonds received, and on Sew
Z enlThfrties sent IN return, will be paid by
the Financial Agents. Full Information
application at any agency. or nom the IN
JAY COOKE & co.
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, WAsHISGroN.
HHHnciaIAgt's Northern Paddle Railroad Co.
]. '. PAINTER, Banker,
CGEVEbAND,
General Agent for Northern Ohio.
FOR SALE IN WARREN. BY
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
TRU1LBULL NATIONAL BANK
III AeLAV & SON, BGnkerL
FREEMAN & HUNT Bankers.
AND IN C~ANFIELD, BY
VAN RKNLNG & CO., BoAkeTA.
May II, ls7I-e o W-st.
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Now why don't the Republican papers
Of the country take notice hat George
W. McCook, the Democratic nominee for
Governor, who repudiates the "new de-
parture," is not, was not, and never has
been General" MeCOok. He has any
number Of brothers and cousins, all
thorough Union men, who did fighting
in the rebellion on the Union side,
some of whom were generals, but he
never won the title, never was entitled
to- II. and never received it. Nor was
he ever a War Democrat, but voted the
Copperhead ticket from the beginning
to the end Of the War.-Daytoa DAILY
Journal,
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DEATHS.

Notice ofdeath Hse-Obhuary Jue cent? per line
In Newton township, on the 3lstday OF May
ISL, Mrs. SARAH JOHNSON, In the 18th
year OF her age.
In Warren, June 18th, OF cholera infAntum,
DANIEL WOODS LANE, son OF VIM. N.
and Jane Lane. aged nine months. Funer-
al at p. m, Wednesday.
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A brakeman named Jones, employed
on a freight train Of the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railroad, accident
&sy fell between the cars while the train
was moving, between KingsYille and
Madison. He fell upon the track and
the remainder of the train ran over his
legs, tearing them of and mangling his
body. While lying on the track he
heard a passenger train approaching
Expecting that he would not be seen,
and that the cars would run oyer him
he drew his knife from his pocket, OPEN
two times about the breast and left arm.
He had tried TO penetrate his heart and
produce death sooner, but was toe weak
to guide his blows. The engineer OF the
train saw him in time to stop the cars.
He was taken to Madison, where he
died soon after.
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NUARDIAN,s SALE on RFAI,

GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
NESTAIE-In pursuance Of an order Of
sale Issued 70 me by the Probate Court or
Mahoning Co, o., viii sell at public ven
dueyon FRIDAY, guly 9Th, 1S71 at / o'clock 10.
on the premises, IN Liberty, TumbuUCo !.
Ohlo, b following described premises. situ-
ate In the townships Of Liberty and Hub
bard, in said County OF TrumbuM and state
or ohio, bounded and described as follows,
to-Wlt: On the north by lands Of Joseph
alAhsel, and calvin Apologize; east BY land
loLmerly owned by Benjamin Applegatas
sold by sheriff Of Irumbuu County 70 Amos
aldWl and Morris, and since sold to one
Abel Doref south by land now or formerly
owned by Hazel Holland, and the heirs Of
AndreW APPLICABLE. and west by land Of
Joseph Observation-Disclosures within said
about two hundred and twelve
acres OF LAnds by survey recently made, two
hundred and eighteen and one-third acres,
OF which about twelve acres are in the town
ship OF Hubbard, and the balance in the
township Of Liberty.
Terms, 5000 cash in hand and the bal
ance In four equal payments, with inter
est at six per cent. TO be computed and
paid annually, and TO be secured by mort
gag upon the property.
Guard. OF Benjamin Apologize, lunatie'
June IA, lS71At.
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Choice Recipe for Graham Bread.

Ipint soul milk l pint butter milk :
l tea cup OF cream Tor II the butter milk
Il rich, add / tea cup OF Il in place Of
the cream); / small cup sugar ; ? eggs l
tablespoonful OF salt; 1 large tablespoon
full OF soda then stir In Graham -four
with spoon, as sin ~ you can get IT,
and bake.
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Reuubliean County Convention.

The UnionR Republican voters ofIT9m3qli
county, are hereby requested 20 mest y ~
-sSDeofive townships, on saturday, June
Isst st7iL O'Clock. % M, for the purpose OF
ssieefinR DELEGATES TO attend Oounty Son-
4sSsio- n bs hGden In Warren on WE'D
rTcnIT - TIfh dsT o. Jane, ISL, by Whlcn
~Co5Ve1ffon seven Delegates are % be enc
- ~ repreEent Trumbull County IN the
P~e1nhifcFn ssate Convention 70 PC nela IN
E5inmbuE- an Wednesday June ~ h1
Tl-e haSis N Representation In said county
oonvanfion. viii be one delegate ior every
SGv vofes cast for Gen. sherwood for Secre-
farv Of state In leTQ snd . adaltlonSL 1siS-
Ssfe for any fraction OF Noues
s1G upvPrds IN each precinct
TIE following table shoEs the nunDer o.
5-siegates to which each Township VIII De
-efl.F Viz
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The Paris Press expects that a
strong effort will be made by the
Bonapartists for the success Of their
party In the coming supplementary
elections. One paper reports that the
Prince Imperial, not Prince Napole-
on, will be put forward as q candidate
for the Assembly. Absurd as this
statement may appear, II may be true.
The father Of the Prince Is fond Of
sensations, and may consent to the
candidature Of his son with a view to
obtaining a direct decision from the
people concerning the chances Of his
dynasty. There is nothing In the
French laws, so far as we are aware,
TO render the boy ineligible; but, Of
Of course, there Is no probability Of
his taking his seat If elected-that Is,
II he Is q candidate.
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$50 4. u. Sundays excepted, nom Leav-
tttsburE Stepping At Orangevine 60Ciarks-
vile 100. GreenVille Z.40 Adamsville &l6
Evansburg6 $40, Suttons $40, and arriving Al
Headville G.5 A. n.
so A. n. Sundays excepted, lrOm Kent
Stopping AZ RaYenna ITO, Freedom T.& Cal-
houn 500 Bracey1le SD. LeavtttsburE 80
Warren AZ. bloomsbury AS Burghiu 100,
OraEgeviue l0.N, ClarksYflalL0 Shenanro
l2I3 G~reenville lbs. Adamsvils u3
EvansburK 2l0P +. II, Suttons 1870. and an
irving At Meadville LmR n.
$50 A. H.. sundays excepted nom Kent
Stopping at RaYenna 500, Freedom 49, Cal
houn 9lo. Brecav1le 9-&s LeevittsbuR lQ40,
Warren u.l0,~ Baconsburg m5LBuRhiu I2A
p. NJ. O~rangevillel6 . ShenanRo2& Green
vile AS Adamsvtlle G25 EVansburEaR
p. NJ
SIS P. n, Sundays excepted. fr6m Lsav-
tttsoGE A5rtying a. earrel Ale Raeons-
GAINESVILLE SIS, Shenang0 a6 GEesnyfIS
915 Evansburg l0.3 and arriving ct Mead@
viueu5P. NJ
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Pope Plus TX On the 10th Of this
month viii have completed the twenty.
fifth year OF his Pontifcal reign-a term
but two Of his long line OF predecessor
have filed. This event will naturally
call forth great rejoicings wherever a
Catholic exists. The venerable Father
has had q most eventful reign. From
liberal he became an ultramontane he
has lived to have the dogma Of infalli-
bility affirmed by the grandest council
over called together, and to have his
temporal authority o%verthrown.
The Republican delegates from Ash
tabnla county to the State Convention
are instructed to vote for Noyes for
Governor, and W. P. Spencer, OF that
county, for Clerk Of the Supreme Court
At the Madison Co. stock sale for the
month of June, two hundred and seven
ty head Of cattle were sold, amounting
to nearly $4,000. Over seventy-hve
head OF cattle were not sold, there being
no buyers.
Foreign ambassadors at the Court OF
King Victor Emmanuel have been noti-
fed that on the LIST Of July the capital OF
Italy will be transferred from Florence
to Rome.
Acow fell dead in the streets OF Vel
low Springs last week She had taken
a stolen morning meal Of potato tops
with bugs thrown in.
The Tuscarawas Chronicle says ducks
are fond Of the colorado potato bug, and
ifthey are given the chance Will soon
clear them from a field.
The stsubenEille Herald charges five
dollars apiece for the announcement of
candidates, and naturally argues hthe
more the better.p
The Rochester Express reports a show
er Of small fishes in that city in a hea w
rain on Thursday night Of last week,
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Great Western Gun Works.

ID TILES ; Double and Single Bar
lOrel Shot Guns. Revolvers, Ammunition.
sporting Goods, Ride Barrels, Locks, Mount
ingsY Gun materials, &C. Send for a Price
List Address j. II. Johnston, Great West
ern Gun Works, l7s Smithheld Street, Pitts
burgh, Pa.
N.B-Army Carblnes, Rides and Revol-
vers bought or traded for.
June II, lsl-6m,
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Committee for the ensuing year, Will be Sc
lected by the County Convention.
By order OF the Co. Cen Committee.
o. MORGAN, Chairman.
T.. J. MCLATE, Secretary.
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Daily Fa'qFq' e.esRa iAona's
FRANKLIN BRANCH

Trains leave Meadville for Frankhn ana
on city e 400 40 and as A. Il, and i2lO
n 500 2. NJ. W Oh cry for Meadvrle
AZ alo n lois A. n. and $50, 400 and 400
P. Nj leave franklin Tor Meadvme ata4T
dn0A. NJ and A AS0Rnt a0R N.
Id. RUCEER WM. RARR
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Settlements Ordered to be Advertised.
TT Is ordered that the following ac-
Icounta OF Guardians, Executors and Adj
ministrators, which hnY been hled IN the
Probate Court OF Trumbuli Co, Ohio, be hd-
vertiscd for foul consecutive weeks accord
ing 20 law, and that they continue on nle
FOR inspection and exceptions until the Gd
day OF June, A. ID. ISL, when they viii be
examined and ordered 70 record, ifno eIcep-
tloug annenr Ghnrqtns
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ESTATE Of Emerson jackson,
II deceased. The undersigned has been
duly appointed and qualified as Admins
traitor on the estate Of Emerson Jackson,
decd, late Of Trumbull Co., Ohio.
JOSEPH NJ. JACKSON.
MesOpOtamia, June Il, lsTl-3t
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40 A. n, Sundays excepted. nom Mead-
Vile. stopping a. HuttonS &U, EVanEburw
SD AdamaYille 800, GreenVillo lom. ahS-
mango 1850, C~iarkEVillo HOO OrnnFaVflla
Warren lG, Leavittsburga0 BracovilleaM
Calhoun 40. FreedomEH AFOREMENTIONED
arriving At Kent AN r. ~.
100 IN. Sundays excepted, nom Mead
ID stopping a. EVauaburH rqf0 u. M.
Adnmavillo l2.Al dreonYilla 40 8hannneo
LII, Clarksvilio 80. Orangeviiie AIS Bury
Pill 80. ~BaconaburE az, Warren 400 and
40 2. n, daily nom MaadViilo. stopping
AZ suttona as r. n. EvansburT 500 Adams
VILE Ia Greenvilio go, ahanango GlO.
C~larklvilo $50, O~rangoVilloTad Baconshurg
SO, Warren al3 LaaVittshurg 0W. and arr
wing az Kent AZ llW A. M.
1000 p. n, daily, rom Meadvillo. Stop
OrangeVilie t2G. A. NJ, Warren $50 LeaV-
tttsburg 100. Rayenna AG, n arrivinEat
Kent At AO0A. n.
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NOTICE.
IN On and after June %. A. D. 1871, all Liv-
cry Keepers. Hackmen, DraYmen andTeam-
Bters, who have not taken out city licenses,
and paid All arrearages, will be prosecuted
according 70 an ordinance OF the city OF
Warren in such cases made and provided
and all persons running vehicles who have
Licenses and ave not their numbers. plain
" marked OF said vehicles, will be pose
cuted the same as II they had no license.
IL 81 Given under my hand and Official
seal at said city, this 18th day OF June,
A. d. 1871. In. DAWSON, .
June Il, lS7l-lt. Mayor.
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Democratic Platform,

CHIcAao-Is84. RESOLVED, That tho
war Is complete failure"
CoLUMBUs-ls7i. "Resolped, That tho
war was a complete success"
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CABBATH SCHOOL BOOKS.
OSaveral hundred vols. OF books suitable
for SABBATH School Libraries, for sale loW,
ct POREERfS Book Store June III
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DRONCHITIS and kindred diseas-
DeE By W. ~. Kan. n. D. In oua Vol.
Y mo- Sl.N. Some or the contents Of tia
o are: Air ID Health, Baths and Bath
ing Chtuand Fever Ca~uceEClerical Health;
Group Cod Liver on Mortality Of Cities;
DiarrhGa; Suggestions % Editors, Fever and
AFue; Manner Of Growth high LlVers:
Overlooking Patent Medicines Sick Head
Theological Students, Just reed At AD-
ANS Bookstore.
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New Advertisements.
IsT OF

T IST OF LETTERS
ii unclaimed, remaining In the Warren
Post once. Tuesday. June Is. 1871.
Ames Mrs Welthy Nuns Chas
Anderson Miss Julia Perkins r w
i Panyborn Edwin
Brown Raymond ID A
Bowel Mrs Eliza Ghaffer Miss Annie
French Miss Julia Smith Mrs Ann r.
"Dear Grandma" Ulrich Solomon
Harmon Nj Wilson Margaret
LOOMS r X Williams 4 Wood
Morrlse Mrs Mary Young Miss Minnie
aA-HRve your letters directed In care OF
YOU box.
Those marked with a srAR are foreign.
Persons wishing 70 obtai the above, will
please 70 cali for advertised letters.
II not called for in 80 days viii be sent 70
once hours, $50 A. NJ, 10 7-SOP. NJ.
E r. WISE, p. n
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EMPIRE STATE
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

EMPIRE STATE
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
AUDITOR OF STATES oFFICE,O
DEPARTMENT OF Insurance,
COLUMBUS OHIO. Feb. IS, 1871.
It Is hereby certified, that the Empire
State Life Insurance Company, located at
WATERFOWL in the State OF New York, has
has complied, in all respects, with the avs
OF this State relating to Life Insurance CON-
panies, for the current year, and has hled
In this office a sworn statement by the
proper officers thereof showing its condition
andbusiness, at the date Of such statement,
Dec. 81, 1901 to be as follows:
Amount Of Joint Stock or Guaran-
tee Capital paid up--lO0,OOO %
Aggregate ann OF available Assets "a ,OO8 2
Ending re-InsuFanes-I Ss.O4s g.
Amt ofIneome for the preceding
All ~ income Tor the Drecc5jn1 iO-O''@
year in NOTES foF prsmiams,- s9.4Os25
ceding year in Cash- 1924
Amt Of notes issued in payment OF
losses and claims duringthe yea l95 %
IL. 81 In witness whereof Ihave hereunto
subscribed my name, and caused the
seal OF my oficetO be afixed, the day
and year above written.
JAS. II. GOODMAN, Aud'r OF State.
By JAS WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk.
Ratio Of Assets TO each 500 Of La
biiities- Ssh 10
ring the past year, oveT-- $4,000
No rettriofi0nS on trduei or residence.
HENRY G.. ROLCOTT,
OF West Pennington. Special Agent.
DrA. G. MINER, Agt at Miles,, o.
June II, ls7l-lt.
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ESTATE Of Ebert A. Spring, deed.
LNotice Is hereby given that the auhscri-
Der has been appointed Administrator On
the estate o fEbert A. Spring late OF rum
bull Co. deed. JAS. BRADEN.
Greene, June7 7, ls7l-2t. Adm'r-
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ERIE RAILWAY

Abstract ofIins Tlhls. Aas1isd AaT 4. isi1.
New and Improved Drawing Room and gLEKP-
ING COACHES, combinlng al Modeu nEurgTe-
melts, are run through On all Trails between
Buffalo, Niagara FElll, Suspension Bridge, Cele-
land, Oadhnad and New York
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UNPRECEDENTED sALESz
~ Large Commissioner Wanted. Agents.
Male and Female. to sell pictures every
where. One agent alone has rctailed OVER
800 at 20 cents Zach. Another writes II
can make more money! this husinesst than
] could on q $1,000 farm, al Stocked Adj
dress, only with stamp WHITNEf eco
Norwich, Conn. uuneT-r
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Eleven Hundred Barrels Of OIL on
Fire. Man Burned 70 a Crisp,

BEREA, June 9, 1871.
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EXAMINE OUR STOCK

before purchasing their springsuppuez
All KINDS EARK PRODUCE BOUGHT
FOR CASH.
Apr. n Izl-tE
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Mr.. Alexander informs us, will be
from $4,000 to S2O,0 OO, including the
destruction Of oil and buildings.
The New York herald., 1871-01-13
JEFFERSON MlRKET POLICE COURT.

Justice shandley lad but little to do at Jefferson
Market yesterday, but that 'litte'' was done with
his usual qulckness and precision.
The seltstyled "Sclon of British Aristocracy,u
William Walker, charged with obtaining money
under false pretences, was committed in default of
$500 bail. The young nopeman ?)-who looks some-
thing like a we-to-do English mechanic-confessed
to having "borrowed" the money.
Lizzie Allen, q young lady as black as the ace of
spades. and not half SO good-looklng, was charged
by William H. Westervelt, OF No. 292 Bleecker
street, with stealing from his shop. Miss Lizzie had
been effecting few purchases there, and thinking
probably, that She had not quite the worth or her
money, took with her on leaving parcel containing
fOlty-fOur yards or pOplin-Dy The merest chance
forgetting TO pay for IT, The sable damsel was con-
mltted.
John Quigey seeing n horse and wagon. the pro.
perry OF Jeobn Ayers, standing without driver at
the corner OF seventh avenue and Tnirty-third
street, evinced his prediction for horsenesh by
starting off with the "turnoutn at rapid gait uD
the avenue, to the intense disgust OF OI1cer Glllen
Of the Twenty-sixth precinct, who gave chase
caught the "hOrsey gent" and brought him before
Justice Shandley VINO held him for examination.
Take OF tll-treated or deserted wives not q few
fightists, "soiled doves, throw in a very strong
dash OF drunkards mix well together, and the above
forms the "nodge-podge" served up yesterday at
.tthe Market.'
The New York herald., 1871-01-13
STATEN ISLAND.

Meeting Of the Improvement Commission.
A meeting of the above commission was held yes.
terday afternoon at the office of Duncan, sherman
Co., In Nassau street, and number OF gentlemen
present who interested in the contemplated
improvements on the island. Mr. Erastus Brooks
President, occupied the chair.
Committee on Bills for Legislative Action was
announced, to consist Of ]. NJ. Martin Of Middle.
ton; A. Prinser, Casteton; G. Bowman, Northfeld: !:
Robert f. Christie, Southhed. and W. S. Hornfayer
Westleld.
very elaborate report was submitted by Messrs
Olmsted, Harris and Trowbridge on the subject OF
general plan OF improvement of the island. It re-
best means OF drainage.
The sources of malaria were pointed out and the
remedy described, anG showed what the public
should be compelled to do to remove those sources
the most important Improvement and must enhance
the value OF real estate. Providing water for
private use Is another Improvement suggested.
Most OF the water In was believed to be
could be obtained the sources pointed out and the
means OF obtaining the same. The result OF analysis
OF the water now IN use made by Professor Chandler
was read by Dr. Harris and It's Impurities described.
The water III the brooks Is saltthat OF Brook Valley
absolutely salt-Dut some extremely excellent water
was found in different parts OF the island. The report
proceeded 10 consider tne subject OF public cOmmuuI-
cation, and the radical defects OF communication with
New York described, but which, 1t was believed,
would be remedled in the course OF time. new plan
OF ferry communication was suggested more direct
than the present one and shortening the distance.
Highway communication was next considered Ran.
ways must be constructed to every part of the
island and connecting by railway bridges with
highways was also suggested-high roads instead of
bOulevards and avenues
The New York herald., 1871-01-13

leglsate for ITSELF ana hereafter we shall be taxed
drafted into armies for the defence OF Great Britain
or her colonies without one word from ourselves.
make laws under a liberal constitution freely and
fully given UP all power and authority TO make laws
Tor themselves.
The Honduras Interoceanic Railroad Ia still pro-
crossing. ana Its friends declare 1t VIII nckly be
built This may be true; but when 1t ls built, what
Will support II or make IL payS Already has nearly
S200J0,000 IN cash been spent and only very small
proportion or one section has been finished, anj
that with only three foot SIX inch track: and some
persons, VINO ought 10 know, assert tnat what IS
called done Is only half done; or In other words is
only badly done. and nearly useless. But all these
reports may be from jealousy or Ill VIII.
The Indians on our north AMI west boundaries
have been very quiet for the la Ionr TO six months
anu we begin to think they VIII now remain perma
nently quiet.
During the past few years much attention has
been directed 10 sugar culture. Our crops OF that
article have steadily increased, and TINS year we
shall expect from l., 900 to 800 tons OF sugar rom
this colony.
The Immigration from The Southern States has
entirely ceased; ana ought also 20 say that nlne-
tenths of all who came down here nave returned 10
the United States, wiser, II not better, men than
they were when thcy lanued mere.
Our aborers are all m town, hut as yet very few
have engaged for the coming year, as tney do no6
IKE The wages offered by the planters or TO work on
a plantation.
There win be but little wood cutting done here this
year, as the prices now offered IN England 0ur prin-
cipal market are not remnnerative TO the cutters.
Before the late war In the United States the Brit
sh government used TO take from 7oo00JO TO IL, l,0o0
600 thousand feet OF our mahogany each year for
snlpbulldlng purposes. NOW she uses IRON and no
mahogdny. Thus our mar source or industry Is
dried up, ana up 10 this moment no other work has
been found Tor cur wood-cutuny lab0rers, and this
has led thousands OF good workmen to 90 down TO
the railroad