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NEW YORK, March ga telegram
announces that the bark Hunter,
laden with provisions for the suffering
French, arrived at Havre Sunday
last. This was the first vessel to sail
and the first to arrive with help from
America for France.
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HOME DISPATCHES.


NEW YORK, March ga detaeh-
ment Of one hundred troops left this
city yesterday for the Department Of
Texas. One hundred more viii leave
to-day for Louisville, KY, whittier
another detachment will follow in a
week.
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NOTICE.

ryyO the Subscribers for STOCK In the Mem
u phis City Fire and General Insurance.
Comp7ny:
A msstlng OF the Subscribers for stock In
this Company VIII be held st No l9 on Madl-
son street, Memphis, at y M, on Monday. 8d
day OF April, 1871. for the pu1 pose OF organic
ing the Company. A full attendance 10 re-
quested. WM. N WrLKERSOHi
.e. ID. O. TRADER
J.. ". DIXON,
a. v ACCARO,
HEW RT J.. LYNN
MOORE
Al b. u srEH AIT
u ~. KNOTT
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Chancery sala Of Real Eslats

No. 65, R-Flrst Chancery Court Of shelby
C0unty.--John brown, ad ul iulsrrat tor on y.
T orr, deceased, et al vs.. Luther lfslIul-zl
ct al
- sale en- tered ia the above cause. Karen
q. l57l, 4 VIII sell. 40 public aucfia1, t1 the
highest bidder 10 'front.' Of the Clerk and III Lz--
tar's ofl.a, GreaulaW block. second street. lu
the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, On
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Er.TF tn-f fav sold my entire .Q4A q
4 fs-oearlsa ard fEture9. at store 80. -
i-..7,- 7f7-1- - lassrs. p. AuAzl5 q 70. WIZ
--s-,1'st1 r7ifn the above arm % sas4=. -
,lsirs7 nj ard against the lfn q y
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DIED.

MCCUE Mrs. MARY MCCUE, on the 22d
inst, at the residence OF ]. N. and j. B. Fad-
lyt fernando. Mss.
see the morn IS beamfng
Tde night viii soon be Ger.
Behold the glory beamtng
Upon the farther shore
On am weary waiting
My earth-lIfR IS uulIest:
I'm glad that am going
Rnere the weary snail have rest.
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NOTICE.

District OF West Tennessee 2
In Bankruptcy.
At Memphis, Tennessee, zslh day Of Earc1
IsT1.
FTNHE undersigned hereby gives notice r-
i his appointment as assignee Of DL1E9e =
LunntnglGm or MemplLs- Shelby county.
state of Tennessee, within said District W...l
has teen aaiudIcated bankrupt upGu bis
own petition by the District Courl 81 Ea..
District. U. W0JLDELBEE
mhzJ Assignee
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~ -sfrrf-s s-rrr busiuess, ia-s -
rec1-rr ending tle a1ofs --.-s u ---- - ~
= %. t1 lee Ea ~ freIr iissral
-. ~ s1Isa 'lIe a csils-li-' 81 % --
saIae s0r zhs -lo' Nv. CAeEXf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-29

Stanley Matthews, J D Cox,
George Hoadley, Gustav Tsfsl,
George r Sage, George Mclaughlin,
II L Burnett James Espv.
Fred Hassaurek, Louis Heidelbach,
Lewis E Mills, Charles StrObel,
Thornton NJ Hinkle, John E Brodhagen,
NJ A acObi, Gerhard Saal,
+ w kittredge, Kenner Gsrrard,
2 Wright, d Thew Wright,
L y IhrOOp, VIM Henry Davis,
II W Thomson, John W Hartweu,
III Hack, Robert Mitchell,
NJ SchOeple, Hugh McBirDsy,
John G Olden, H Morris Johnston,
Z 7 Carson, John Eggers,
Daniel Henderson, Geo " Brown,
L nj Dayton, Peter Fl Clarke,
James A Grover, VIM Stanton,
Henry Lewis, Samuel b Keys,
Clement Bates, Thomas L Young,
JudsOn Harmon, n G NsttletOn,
A II McSuffsy, Harry r Smith,
5 ID Horton, Geo ) La Rue,
Joshua II Bates, Ammen,
Drsusin Wulsin, W ) Bacon,
II A Morrill, Huston, jr,
B Brannan, + T Mayer,
K " Burnett, sV Msyberry,
II L Anderson, L III Bond,
+ 7 Lea, c W Moulton,
Israel Ludlow, G D Coffin,
A ID Bullock, p Beggs,
John ShilltO, Aud others.
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a CARD

MEMPHIs. TERE-, March q 1871
HAVING returned 70 Memphis, and re-
ALsumed the practice Of law, 7 annOuucs 70
my old friends and the public generally. chat
i have formed business connections az " as.-
fuEton. which enable me TO ofsr my services
in the prosecution OF ali claims before f-e
Departments and the new Comm isslQ1s aH-
pointed to hear and determine c-sle
loyal citizens. This business u solicit
mh5 DAVID Lf1ls
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tuesday. ADrlI. IS l87l.

within legsl hours, the following described
real estate to wis
Lying ard 0eirg IN the Comfy Of shelby
state OF IeunesEee. and bounded as fol-cFs
Beginning az MCAieLaudsr's northeast core
nsr. sc a sIaks So links easf Of g sUeeraluI-
marked A thence lorln 81 chains. t1 lle
river, abOaT one cltic lo1lE o1 q large birch
marked W Themes afl5zlE llll.ly 7Titl the 1--WE p
to s. cypress creek thence north rrardlg with
the me anderings of Cypress creek 20 tla
north Line OF Cul7- J ones tracF1 thence eaz
with sal Jones Lne eight c1aLlle thence
north chains So links 70 said Paine UurLl.
west corner thence east with Raiue's norm
line and McAleZandar'8 north line q clElra
and 50 links, 70 the begiunlnE-contslnll nll 6
ZH acres.
Terms OF SaIs.-On s. credit Of seven months.
purchaser executing note with approved ae-
CuritY, bearing interest. Lien retained until
purchase money IS paid.
Equity Of redemption barred.
This March ., ISL
81. D. j. STE WAEI.
CLERK and Master
Geo ". Winchester and Eorirscht, Graft
q sea- las, SO. 1 for com pits m1-8
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ss4 Second St., ss4 Second ST.
HnIIsE.KEEPERs. Lo0K -

ssf ssc0nd street, has everything In the
way or New and secondhand Furniture.
az low figures. You must also know that Ws
have Mattresses OF alL ktnds, and Dishes.
stoves, and IN faez everything % complete a
household Don't fail 10 cali. and you VIII
nOt 60 away without buying. We are al aia
naHa
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,TNrraI, MEETING Of the stoeEholdara q
a ehsIbV county Turnpike Comra y
ne once o. 8ecretaEEy eg ~ -; s-.5F -
q 3. foF1ssoaI. sserslsry. 1A
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES
FRANCE.

THE COADrUNIsTs-WHA THEY PRO
POSE DOING.
PARIS, March 2S.-The official jour
nal OF the Central COMMITTEES, in an
editorial to-day, says the first task Of
the newly elected municipal authOri-
ties of Paris will be the compilation
of a charter that will secure the rights
Of the people and prevent the repre-
sentatiOn of large towns from being
sWamped by the country. The second
article in the same journal demands
that all matters essentially Partisan
must be within the domain Of the
Commune.
The NouUeBe RepU5lique advises
the Commune to pronounce dissOlu-
ton Of the rotten Assembly and inn
peach its members.
The Pe7-ite says that the Deputies
from Paris to the National Assembly
have determined to resign, and merely
wait an opportunity. The same jour
nal says the new Ministry will soon
be formed, which will include the
Due de BrOglie, in the Office Of Foreign
Affairs, and Marshal Mcmahon, in
that Of the Minister of War.
in Sundays elections only in the
arOndis5ements Of BOuT8, Louvre and
Passy. They generally abstained
from going to the polls. The mer-
chants voted the Conservative ticket.
The individuals elected are obscure,
except FIOurens, Blanc, Plat and
GambOn.
Barricading continues and the ut
most vigilance is manifested by the
insurgent Nationals.
1t is SAID the Versailles Government
is negotiating with the Prussians to
allow an increase of the number Of
French troops this side of the Loire.
RUmor says that General Cremier
is supported by the committee, and
has gone to Versailles.
HoNoRs TO THE DEAD.
LONDON, March 27.-Admiral Ros-
set has arrived at Versailles in dis
guise, his troops having deserted him.
The meetings Of the Assembly at
Versailles are stormy on the provision
for LecOmteis children, also on the
monuments for both Thomas and Le-
cOmte.
THEIRS AND THE REPUBLIC.
VERSAILLES, March q. - Thiers
made an eloquent though brief ad-
dress to the National Assembly to-day,
in which he defended the wisdom of
his policy, and took a solemn oath
that he would not betray the Repub-
lie.
ALL QUIET IN PARIS.
LONDON, March 28.-The Times
special says Paris has nearly resumed
its usual appearance.
OF five hundred thousand electors
in Paris only two hundred thousand
voted at the elections Sunday. TWen-
ty members of the committee were
elected.
1t is expected BlaUquin will be
President Of the new Government. /
Piatt, De Lesclusea, LIE Franc and
VermOrel are the four Generals who |
are occupied at Versailles with the
question Of military reorganization !
in that country. The Prussians daily
ask the Versailles government to /
agree to give Germans occupation |
in Paris and are as frequently refused. |
ORDER RETURNING.
VERSAILLES, March .-Marseilles |
continues tranquil. At Lyons the |
regular authorities have resumed the |
of affairs, and at st. |
where VedO obtained con-
troll for a while, the Government Of !
fcers have been restored and order |
now prevails. The army Of Prince !
Frederick Charles occupying France,
which has been in motion for a few /
days past, is now stationary.
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Friday, April 2s, 1871,

within legal hours, ths fon0wing described
- a tcertsf1, 1of ID land in the city CT Mem
pl1is- fr0nrinr aixty 900 feet on Monroe street
sTfandsd. and running back between Two
parallel lines toward D a.'llaoA sLtoee s1te1l-
fsaf /. sonvsyed by deed Of complatnant'B tes-
tafrir dated March 9. 1883, and recorded IN
the Registers ofnee Of sad county In 9ooz
rs9ersrst Is here made for a fglI description.
lrarn1s Of 5als.-On a credit OF seven 20 and
twelve (l2l months purchaser 20 executa
notes with approved security.
Equity Of redemption barred Title abs0-
Iufe EDMUND "A. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
J. T. Castles Atty. mh23
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MARKETS.
LBY FELEGR RAP HI


NEW LOhh.
NEW YORK, March 28-Cotton steady and
in moderate demand; middllng uplands,
l51{c. Flour quiet and unchanged at So 5Oe
8 80; shipping grades extra. Wheat dull red
amber, u 6B9l ~. Corn Arm at S27s9S3c
Whisky drmer at yl1<49i1Sc. Coffee dull and
unchanged; rio, l31qaldo sugar firm and in
demand fair; tuba, 81 salOc. MOlaBses dun
and nominal. Rice, S14985Se.
WALL STREET.
NEW YORK, March Gs.-The Gold Room gre
sented more lively scene today than for q
long time past. There was q renewed pres
sure to sell On the revival Of extraVasant re-
ports about the april programme Of the
Treasury and this resu tied ia hood Of sales
throughout the morning. Gold opened So
llQ5s, and declined and closed At HOS Loans
were made for carrying 70 t-lo ot 70 i9I s, s "a
anti tomorrow CleaFaaoes, s.,,., s.u,oos,y,so.
Governments have been week IN 81 "a Patny
with the lower price Of gold and closed az 3
decline Of 34d54c from Yesterday . quo atlon1'
The Stock EXcnange to-day presented 2 scene
OF great activity and buOyancyl ana LartheE
progress was made in speculat1ons LOT % we ~, "
railway shares. Transactions were ". = sl.'-e
OF great magnitude and dealings AZ Iilles
were attended with mucn ANNA ~ - - "a - -
citernent. The features nave Desn y sW Aork
Central scrip, Reading. lsss eA9Is' NoLsl-
westsrn Wabash, ant Union racine. 4n5
later advanced nom 81 70 pa ana was tie
strongest stock OF the1gay. Alten stocks y ere
strong ami advanced Express sl9ehAs adams
DartfeuIarly, were strong. Money essy 81 4.9
g T1sr cents Tennessees strong and South
CsIolinaa weak and heavy old Fennessee8,
644as new. u=. otaliAAs eAetAa- 50 Al91s- Ioa-
srnment bonds-olss ll5Fi azsi tlites a4s,
me-. i85s Ill56: new, uD3<; 'b7, u0sF; asa
llOs<: i0-sGs, 1U7Is; currency Sc, ia.
Yesterday the gold market was weak and
lower, despite the expected specie exports
and small amount Of coin held by the banks
SIS e00.00o It is the belief that it is the Doi-
iey OF the Treasury to depress gold, and the
expectation that next month win witness
free sales for port account, bad weakening
influence, which form i've London market.
and encouraged some large amounts OF long
uf1Ir - ID
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TUESDAY, APRIL IS, 1871

In the Second Chance1y Court Of shelby
county, TenneEsee.-N0 4l19, Amos Auuzol
VS.. James Paine 20 al.-h.o- aZil, x. j. b. T.
Winu vs.. James Paine co al
ID y virtue OF eu order OF sale made lu these
ID causes, 4 VIII sell. at public auc ion, fu
the highest bidder, IN mont Of The Second
Chancerg Clerk k's o1dce, In the city OF Mem
rnfe Wnrunrano ON
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LOCKWOOD & MlcOU,
Attorneys at Law and Solicitors
In ebaHesFY.
Chaneery saIs of Real Estate

No. -, R.-First Chancery Court Of shelby
County. w. Baird, administrator Of
Mary Baird, deceased, vs.. n L. shelton and
Asa shelton.
ID virtue Of an interlocutOry decree for
ID sale entered In the above cause January
"A. 1871, ] viii sell, at public auction, 20 Ll5
highest bidder, In front Of the Clerk ana
Masters ONCE, GreenlaW block, Second
street, In the city OF Memphis tennessee on
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B00UETSI FLOWERsI

CLERK and Master
Geo W. Winchester and Eortrscht, Graf
q Scale EC.a. for ecnnDIfs. ml-8
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VERSAILLES, March q. - Theirs
made an eloquent though brief ad-
dress to the National Assembly to-day,
in which he defended the wisdom Of
his policy, and took a solemn oath
that he would not betray the Repub-
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8 q u II II n E N
HOOpskirt Mandatory
1913 ~ MAIN STREET,

Recommends
to callers and
Ladies' the lat
est styles
lalatisss Eias-
tic Skirts.
In AL sizes
Also the larg-
est assortment
Of real FRENCH
CORSETS > all
g ZeH OF Werly,
L'Oiseau, Mad
ID Mt, Jae-
quinaulE
skirts & Cor
sets are guar
autsed and viii
} be exchanged
until httlng
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-05-13


i.a 81 Gle
ss.sl1 iaslAef aa1
eol.'a al4e milling
f|ls led Been taNsd llra Ilz
sIifa1fE end hY F5HH KNEIzaFt. sAt
I'|al. 8 10 ilsd So sse sas'sE|l Iisf
eF h1g lmpcFIzaA 1lIiI
IeFef, Who could IS H6sS| S
alle noA N sllaa Ea ls.e
strgf Ing aAa csrsIliN lIlIs
clothes eIE' a IS |AHIz
sla.ea e1Adlli9a
Five minutes iIaE AI'e Haa
> as9H. HIEll ] 6HAs HsisI
iaei'ef. Is ihey i0f1fa oesr f||z <s|z.1.| i
f9ads nlal lllen Vie e6sIld ssaHa SE
LONGER.
Jlis j 0llH y g 1e 4 81 H
Sllc had never called lliin John E6s
tore but sllppFesaEhg hi ekeIaEl |E|.|
0f aclisals aud tie wild iIHn6 1
turn ; aonlgraaHlt over
HEAD, he sald, Qulelly
4 II imealsy lille, ahae A&e eeESe
Hartley y Ehe leader III 1 eziIe ssi
cOnHteFlellers sllat you i|abp aassI
somehow God kn0Wa h01g ~ "a sflili -
elea Upon lAla den that The Iisai cit
side aaw aiId seized fpn lIIsE Fad
screamed tliat ! who Was I61I. IS 81
y1sl. afld lho Dfiiaefz = ~ we're s.
lng f0K him, cafliD ,lp III lIis mel 5l
time ~ sAVc yOn from what slnla
mot think III =
Il IA Ea545
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1ush fiilEl y II !.

f..,.ss,..4 ~. Ass..sa...sAs. ':s.... y.
4sts.A,7 W.. WI ls.As sleae AlseT sfsle
s'is' ss'l..a a. " slsR 49,
$3.50 lttnl tNtnN4 tltaf kNElt 8
ss,sss.ss Z gssllik u nile ~ llAells
. ,.s.,s " ~ Il nsach QF = ssalsllly
W. 4 n .s,.as;'.! ~ skss 49, 1ew g very xlsta.v
.ss.s W ...asA. - t00 nAteA s.i5ls ~
..ss.s Mg!.as hpk Epa naaleh with himself
ls.sa's1.
IhaEe y more alevIlfy HI ne world
than there IL Ignorance.
The people who aekEEshIIv aeserVr
tew lIv tier lives over agiIi n liz
Iyfgy ones who dofTst want fa u Il.
/ The FieEers man 0v all II. III sgiso Ig.ss
g0t hut little, but haz RoE III he tgaiiiss
I Natttr makes aEi the N.s,la.ssl4.2:.
Wealsh, edHkashun, nor peiii9reo. never
made 0IIe vet
Mllesl y man duz ME . iavoIIf ais
WIS lry lsw remember Il. slid iII|il
laa ~ me- - injury ! alstas tFy fess
4 } naaA Il honest ae nlas uet al.
sEs.s he Il tile is. pHf 81 Eail it6TGf
Be II the Wf0nt
ssEass asl.Ieis sEs 'sssiezl ]. !
fcr ti.el1 Nil8 n - s.li fsi5 = vi sslolsz
y 4 i..tsg k!iss 9at ~ The TRUTH Mnd EeiI
S.lAt kl.sS aaasl kllo.
/ uun't ~ tlihFe II emmy sfell thing
4. +. i .e7.slJ svesl AssAlls "a 2 isft
IT. I. s.5si
Asl1 IN enny Quantity Qx pDppI0
Ma,gss TX n. 5AsseNs ara e 1iis mercy " 3 lI
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Aaf. ea q IS. s. .s ts.sae,| s6.a IN
Side dHa hurried 0lI Ii ibe direction
If whence si.t had heafd tito sound II
TIL whistle nailellge fgssl amer |.ee
Z seH steps. called e hev. begging iief
e forgive hin, ard llleiI. Is sEAe con-
tlnued EailisIly 81 let eonras. retnfne.
to the yacht Intending u lcll thoil
friends thai liss ao1lieIH Ind con-
Eeluaea tn return by sAe taaIn. kHa
thAllie should accompany hef. And
with Ehat design We I'll lsAFe him
fog Ghe pfeseHt
Lille hurried III pffeH teIe. 1T
tle needing lhe nntHre # lll1 course
she WAS following, OF llis MANY ob@
slacles 0f root rock, ana dead limb
tfat phatrHeaed bot May. ~ fully was
hex mind absorbed with the occur.
renee Of tEie preceding moments.
While her nee burned, and vasie-
W Of sensations, OceaefOned by THE
mad advances 0f poor John HniipdNe.
troubled her mind, sbc thought lfllle
cf her surroundings, aud was emily IL.
called HI herseIl ID lose herself more
completely 1T the same tline--bv sEliiia
denly tripping over i tangled Fl
and being plunged head foremost giIto
q gully worn by some little brook.
now dried up ma sunk into sIse earth.
The hole, Or pit, WAS hot deer. huI
Lille had lost E0nscioust . nd
when John RutIedge passed within I
few yards OF the spot ten minnsas
later, on hie way to tlAe err, lie IEltle
imagined that tile one he sought IaT
bruised and senselesa within tlic reach
0ftle sound Of hie I0Otes sps.
HurFying over ID sae railroad It'll
tion, he discovered that 4 train Iiad
jnst left, while another would not X
out until late Ill tile evening. lis
pushed bis inquiries, involving d Id
scription Of Miss Lille, III every If,
Eection; but ii was not foF some tim.
that he finally learned that no yOuns
lady had taken passage On the trail
on that occasion.
When he had satisfied himself d
| 1.-THE fact, beyond question. he becana,
really troubled aa To Lilies wilcrca
bouts. II was inst possible that ehl
might have stopped at some faKn
house, and accordingly Ile spent con
siderable more time searching asli
linguirinR among these, but with III
result had not been seen. TheI
II - u
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-05-12
Another Ku-Klux Murder in
Florida.

Senator Osborne, of Florida, who is
now in Brooklyn, N. Y, has received in
formation by several private letters from
Florida, that Mr.. Mahoney, a republican
member of the lower House of the Florida
legislature, was killed in Lake City, on
the 26thof April. Reportsare thata quar-
rel was provoked to secure an apology for
numbering him. He was of Southern
birth and confederate soldier, but some
time ago he joined the republican party
and was elected to the legislature in No
vember last. The Senator also has let
tiers positively asserting that about the
time of Mr.. Mahoney's death three men
appeared in Tallahassee for the avowed
purpose of assassinating Gov. Reed.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-05-12

The President has issued his proclama-
ton that he will enforce the Ku-Klux
bill, an earnestly entreats all good clti-
gems of the Southern States to see if they
cannot perserve order and peace without
the Intervention of federal authority.
He has already sent troops to South Car
olina, and we hope will do the same to
Florida, where fresh Ku-Klux murder
is reported this week, and others threat
ened. If anything ever deserved to be
put down promptly and with a strong
arm it is the red handed rebel assassins
of the cowardly Ku-Klux.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-05-12

Use THE GEM STOVE POLISH Sold
= by +. P. Hadey, Bellows Falls. IS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-05-12

A most terrible and singular acct.
dent occurred at colonial town called
Victoria, in South Africa. A water.spout
burst SIX miles above the village, and
the water rushing down through ravine
in which the town was built, washed half
the houses away, and drowned over one
hundred of the citizens-men, women
and children.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-05-12
gslluws calls Jimss,
BELLOWS FALLS, MAY -, 1871.

Gen. Sherman made speech at New
Orleans recently, which was duly served
up to the country with democratic tenden-
cies, aud reputation of the present adj
ministration, whereupon there was gen.
eral rush for him as democratic candi-
date for president next year. Gen. Sher-
man having repudiated making any such
speech, there is now room for Others who
NAV be ambitious for that position.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-05-12
7-3O Gold Loan
OF THE
Northern Pacific Railroad !
RAPID PROGRESS OF THE WORK

The building of the Northern Pacific Railroad, tbe
gun July lastJ Is being pushed forward with great
energy from both exuemitles Q; the line Several
thousand men are employed IN Minnesota and on the
Pacific coast. The grade Is nearly completed SOo
mules westward from Lake sup rior; trains are run
ming 100 miles of finished road, and track lay
ing rapidly progressing toward the eastern border
OF Dakota including is purchase OF the 81, Paul
X Pacific Road, III. Northern Pacific Company now
has AS miles OF completed road, anu BY septen
be, mex, I1is Y Be ssrss,sa g at least $50 o.
are now selling and unhesitatipgly recommend us
| Profitable anu perfectly ga investment. the First
! Mortgage Land Grant cold Bonds OF the Northern
Pacific railroad Company. They have SOyears to
run, bear Seven aud rhree-renths per cent gold in
terest tmOre than per cent currency and
cured by first ana only mortgage GA the ENTIRE
AND ITS EQUIPMENTS, and also, as last as the Road
$1,000 AoR rs OF LAND to every mile OF
track, oro0o Acres for each 81 900 Bond They are
! exempt from u, ). Tax ineipal and Interest
payable in Gold Denominations Coupons, Sl0J to
siVVe kssi IS, /, SivS g Siege oo,.
are at all times receivable at PER CENT. ABOVE
PAR. in exchange for the Company's Lands at their
| lowest Cash price Thus renders Them pract ealiy
| INTEREST BEARING LAND WARRANTS.
siNhING FUND. The proceeds Of all sales of
Lsnds are required TO be devoted TO the re-purchase
and cancellation Of the FIRST Mortgage Bonds OF the
| Company. The Land Grant OF the Road exceeds
! FIFTY Million Acres. This immense Sinking Fund
pany's bonded debt before it fails due. With their
ample security and high rate OF interest there is
investment accessible TO the people, which is more
EXUHA AGING US. FIvE-TwENrIEs
Will compel the early surrender of United States
per cents. Many holders Of Five-rwe entities are now
! exchanging them for Northern Pacific Seven. Thir
ties thus realizing handsome profit, and greatly
/ Increasing their yearly income.
OTHER sECCkIri ES.-AIl marketable
Stocks and Bonds will be received at their highest
current rrice IN exchange for Northern Pacific sew
en-Ihlrtes. EXPRESS CHARGES on Money or Bonds
Received and on Seven-Thirties sent in return. will
| be paid by the Financial Agents. Full information,
maps. pamphlets, etc, can be obtained appica-
| ton at any agency, or from the undersigned,
FOR sAAE BY
JAY COOKE & CO..
Philadelphia, New York, Washington.
Financial Agents Northern Pacific Railroad Co.
! By BANKS and BANKERS generally throughout
| the Country.
| Subscriptions received by Morgan. Keene and
/ Marvin. 2l3 Wall Street, n, y, General Agents.
National Bank of Bellows Falls. j. IL. WILLIAMS
Cashier, National Black River Bank ProctOrsyilie
Geo. B. HILL, Cashier, Local Agents. 500
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