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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-03-16
Present Scarcity Of Money.

We all complain of the scarcity of rionSy,
but few pause to consider where the money
goes. If we persistently send it abroad We will
forever be straitened, and yet We annually pay
to Northern Insurance Companies sums that
are fabulous. NJ.
No business since the war has been 30 profit
able as that of the Northern Life lnsuranes
Companies. The large towns and little VIII
lages of the South were placarded with the
tempting offers, and general, special and tray-
cling agents took our lives and our means as
coolly as if the war had not ended. ,a-, s.'
What the Yankee "bummer" had spared, the
Yankee Company gathered, and the credulous
South poured its hard earnings into Northeru
Golfers. as if we still believed in their Wis
dom and confded in their honesty: Ehe
premiums we pay are invested in Northern ses
curities, increase Northern commerce. and pay
Northern taxes. Are we so lightly taxed
that we can afford to bear the burdens of our
Northern brethren? a single Northern Com
pany paid last year for rent, salaries and ta1es,
&C., $4O0, 900, and their name is Legion. Nor
are we disposed to forget or forgive the manner
in which Southern poiiey-hoiders were treated
BY Northern Companies.
When the war broke ont they were stricksu
from the list; and when the war was over they
were told they could be reinstatOd, Il thsy
would pay up and establish to the satisfnetion
of the Company that they had never borne dtzts;
nor aided the Rebellion. A. soathstn holder
was to be admitted to his rights only on pfeet
that he had been traitor to his State. ~
We give copy of the oath required by
New York Company now doing large bus1-
ness in this State and throughout the South:
o6Ha4y STATE OF OF = SIS -
81, of State Of &C., f-w, former, snssr
ly insured in n-Insurance Company, under
policy No. -, being duly sworn, do depose
and say, that have not been connected with
the Army or Navy of the so-called Confederate
States, and have not actively participated IN
the late rebellion against the United States
Government.
Sworn to before me, this - day of -,
1869.
There is no mystery in life insurance. Its
principles and rules are well settled and easily
understood. The best form in which it can be
conducted is the strictly mutual plan, in which
no capital is required, but in whatever form form
conducted, whether proprietary or strictly mu-
tual, or on the mixed basis-partly capital,
partly mutual-the great desideratum is faith
full, honest administration, and we believe in
Southern companies with Southern men,.
Of their ability and honesty we may Judge,
and in it we can fully confde. We know who
they are-what their lives have been.
In word, we know whom we trust; and IN
Northern companies we do not
Organize Southern companies and keep our
money at home, and we have, at least, one
remedy for the scarcity. SoUTHERNER'
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-03-16

A NOBLE GIRL.-A plucky German girl Of
Chicago has gone to New York to meet her
lover daily expected from Vaterland. -Four
years ago they were betrothed, but were too
poor to marry, and when Christian had accu-
mulated money enough in the L,infburger cheese
manufacture, Heinrich was called out as SOL
dier. Before Metz he lost his lett arm, and got
discharged. AS soon as ne was able to travel
she sent him money to pay his passage to New
York, and now goes to meet him, marry him,
and conduct him to Illinois, where a partner
ship in her fathers business awaits him. Such
a true woman is worth all the wives Congress
man Bowen ever married.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-03-16

REMEDY FOR FELoN-Take the yolk Of
an egg, with an equal amount of soft home-
made soap and an equal quantity of common
salt; add teaspoonful of spirits Of turpentine;
mix well, and apply the poutice on going to
bed. IF the felon be so far advanced rs to rem
der lancing necessary, then apply new one
after lancing, as before
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-03-16

"A Western editor, in response to SUBJ
scriber, who grumbles that his paper was in
tolerabiy damp, says that is because there is 80
much DUE on it.
= Low-necked dresses are again in vogue at
balls and evening parties. Consumption is also
on the increase.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-03-16
The Governors Reasons for Signing the Con.
solidatjOn Bill.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Ex. DEPT,
COLUMBIA, March 7, 1871.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-03-16

The enacting and resolving clauses of the
following were stricken out Bills to regulate
all contracts for farm labor in this State to re-
deem certain obligation named therein ; to
enforce the collection of the poll tax; to alter
and amend an Act to provide for the appoint
ment of Trial Justices joint resolution author
izing Placidia Adams to take an appeal to the
Supreme Court Of the State, without executing
an undertaking for costs and damages; bills to
MAKE an appropriation for the deficiency in the
school fund; to exempt Kings Mountain Mill
tary School in the town of Yorkville, of which
A. Coward is principal, from the operation of
provisions of Section II of Act to organize and
govern the militia of the State of South Caro-
Ina; for the better security of life and proper
tv against accidents from the use of steam boil
ers 20 provide for the establishment of agri-
cultural colleges to exempt ministers, physi-
clans and attorneys from the provisions of an
Act to provide for the construction and keep
ing in repair of public highways and roads, to
amend an Act to establish and maintain sys-
tem of free common schools for the State; to
provide for the compulsory attendance at school
of children between the ages of six and sixteen
years; to prohibit the wilful and malicious car
rying of deadly weapons; to amend Acts to de-
fine the criminal jurisdiction Of Trial Justices
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-03-16
TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1871.

House then adjourned, at 11.3O p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-15

ont lnc.5ls change the sales 10 jos lot, 80 bb sl9 9
sls 59i sfor New Mess; sls0s9 20 for City doi 5l7
Tor hrta Prime AL for Clear Por future delivery 10
m,nts 70 qnet snd barely spsdyi sales Of 700 bba 81
~ ~ Tor MAY and S9 - for June 100 bb City Prime hes a
- ~ Beef little scti7e hut prices s'esiy ses a
srce Beef dull a1i nomnl1 unrhsng>i ses u 20 ties Il
70 S@TN for Prime Mess and s180Su Mesa Bet
mans are shol quobe change the Of
Dds Al <5@ or Western Cot Meats dull; sles 81
ahoule and IGl5e for Ilsn n All rgaar at 8asa
for Clmbetds Ice r Long Clear and short
clear; 2OJ boxes Long Clear Bee 10 bor Ribbed al Sic
l0 b0xes BE Les At BE- Dressed Hogs dali
00c for City. L,r quiet Int he % steady; ~
bh and loiAi0lc for No i6ilo for Cy IsaiItc ne
liver the market -nnsri as 80 s Jr MAY lll -
for June. at l2e
PETROLM-Thsr. ba. Moderate inquiry for Cr1. IN bak
from resa AM prices have been vel sB'ainei bb having so1
al lc Crude tipping orior Is nominal al Tee On the Crsek
isr business ns been 20 BUYERS Opuonsa considerable deDs,
sse lde o. equal 1909 bt a. - 1884 b Lover ssl
- Is Upper for o. frst half The sod
Lower For Refined itee gut call ia eKIO YESTERDAYS Qaot.
osi sse, on 10 b having been made a. PIC snl 1871 hbs,
etc In Philadelphia w heiri only u 1000 bb,. for April
re. With
klC.-Domeste DOH bot arm; ,,es At 3i0 Porsb
renew duty paid. - "
sJGAbS-Rar Sugars moderately active sni steady; .e,
nus ~ ot~st iof Nuba, MGOic. o Clarified DO q D0ic oS
co shs 'i' bag. Havana part CAse l0 Refined good
sBkDsrhe market for all yery quiet .ud prices are
We laoe Clover i0@c Timothy 81 3D. aaa Roagh PAI1
sTEAEIS lower and quiet, At lie for Prime bs,
p3yrg BROKERAGE
fALLOw drner ard more alvs; sales 1900 at 1904
mainly a. latter prio. Tor Prime.
WHISKY dal and closes weak bat ossr sale. Of 10 bis ..
gtc. Tor lroa bound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-15
FAMILY MARKETS.

CPRrp,T Aprn itNothng has appeared -esS
favor o. better from California
tab- that distant
ton OF her supplies from here Thesmps very
10 the bestO Orange Cognty. made 10 jane.
TIE cool weather The out O. DOT oftoor vegetables and
CENTS southern and Bem1ts prouce have been gh of
qvs mast No good today tbs low for
er cons grmen. from Charleston not favong sending Some
tonight lot Of strawberries Aparsrns rom hsv
reg comp.es With that Delaware ald Y and p
o variable extending from 81 per bunch Stale peas
are shel-i on at SOC 050c. PEI quart
very plenty AMI kinds rule low There Eas
tie week l. hsi passed through hfa
and ms, b. thrown ee ;be sanitary
lice would get H. In large quantities se"l an s sa
Of TIE markets are fall o. -a veal
which can be hal 6a3 per for fore and O@2 for bind 9as1
Thin mutton souliers and breasts b. had az flJ
AMI pretty good hind quarters lie Lambs still scarce All
sort S8dt II each. =,
the ~ from fr Canada NJ 70 25d28 ani Soc for fresh
KILLED. JERSEYS wild pigeons ard eel at - dora
mover Al 2Qf2 90 AMI English snpe ~ JG+3 Bygs coDasss
rlenty and low Pc lti7 Nv Geese sgs
have declined % ani due. eggs 20 3 tor sc -
sd saI worth 81 a3 eacn Des%sso DS
sc Fresh Nova Scotia market ard % at ~ 70 y ~
supply ordinary fish ample and generally se-Aer ewing
" falling % the demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-15
NOME TIC MARKRTS.

B-rxoss April u-Cotfou dull bat nonray uneainye Focs
du Wheat firm: receipts light. Ohio AMI ndna t0d o.
Corn dali southern 75aoc Do Yellow % hred Wess
EN- 75c Oats Provisions unchs1ge "assy gss
Die .... .,,.a.c.,
LorvrrLE April l4Tobaecosse. 100 bh Lrrs - ~ fSy
Low Leaf " Meum Wrappers -10+3J5D Cotton duiI NIP
ding 5ed a: l3c. Flour sd, Extra Family 80 IS Com .hei
.fc,y. c.ed 68c; bulk 6Oc Oats sesdyi sacked Doc Ht
gr t. sacked 81 Wheat quiet i5d+ 80 6r Choee kel ,aa
White .acke from Mess Pork dull 81 Ss 80 baeon Sest
soners ne; sides g,dlUc HmsSugarC lr c pam ittct
packet Bus Meat. dali shoulder. 6e sie. s;c loose Ls
.,estv, k,gs Be- tlerce Whisky steady At &c. -
srE tSp Apn i-W heat heavy Corn quiet tgh hi o1ot
Low M,el Gic Oats declining; a'ls A. &c fe""eu-
no ring doiug; Refined quiet s1i unchanged ,,,,.--
MEMPHIS Apdl l4-Coion in tAf ig.ald ~ 'e 80 ~ -
sd baes - rments bales; sales 800 bies receipts ior tnt
season. $50 laes. Flour uncta1+ Corn sea a. &c O- s~
a. az. Other articles dul and unchanged $50 -
TtEpo Aprl i-Four dull sni unchanged Wheat dell sst
lower; Amber Michigan FL ~; No. White wabash II - Con
dull AMI lover High Mre4 Sc; Low hr sc oas de and az
changed Rcep-a0OO blls Flour 1850 bush Wheat LJ" busn
Corn 900 bush Oats F his trmi 20 Bas@o S to osseso 20
CIScSNArI April -Cotion tn with FAR eMan0 81
prices Four-Demand light, holders hrm FAMILY 20 J9 70
Whra:-Denand light holders Sm Req 81 va ~ ~ tg'p u'n
ssSc Rye steady moderate demsnf a. ~ D30-l w. Us
erp with moderate demand sales al 5ia5t barley se|iy wn
moderate dnrd and wanted a. % ProVsnA
utrhcu 81; little doing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-15
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

PRiplY April rivals to-day. n a. Ccmmunps~
Onehundreitlst ia head max bt this wtes be
there lots holding from OrmT m3rkes-Ibn
MJ-y Al told their ab1 i8O heaa
oJeie Tor sale m morning and While pnces we're 70 better Dan ',sts
diycoe oser Mou-ayi greater portion 81 hs
finally yd. Which better than cou De- sad !eseray,
Prices lie. It. most VI the sales bn tet.en ~ snd
FRESH cattle 10 for " Alcron
IL for J. T. 6cPheron, for j. H. Daley and Tor y L.
Staiien. 800. ,.-,.- N, "a
g ~ !lc. an y o4rh Missouri for r. hems 81 @9Sfo
snrEP AID L,vBs-Arr7ls CsnmunpsT and car =.
Fore s. orc heal completing II fs far ts week If'ls
slow all selling, with prices unchanged only poTe
tln SEVERAL wcsss went ser a. SIC Tor ~
- terp Most ses 81 de- los u 01 D reaching "a
Tie f-s lambs ofopl brought l51Ilc
Comuunpaw " PIcOcA sold Oho WOO sheep very pct
81 h. At BE and clipped ~ %, tie Ih'e ears oil 1t
Al gsL Hum, Elliott sold % Ohio ppe sheep 81 d. =
SIC lf5 Of ~ n, Sc l5o yclrod lambs oe 10 &C. AcueS
Reid sol 10 VI sachusc'- wool sheep Us .. % Re-
T. We, hemer. W Aeos Co. $50 Illinois steers 4 W.
2l9I tops to p Lune Co. az sl1o esh ini lS o'ot
CT, q lll 4lJ!c. .. ..--, .,.,..,,..
T. Bray W. Aleroa Co. ~ Illinois steers =, c"h al 10
Murray sold % Of the Aer,ou cattle At lIdi2e % Ct cE
cst Ohio oxen Tor , H. sta"sA
at lie. ,-,,, -
Ibs fresh unire'hst Yesterday stock in-n sers
IhowD-n 10 ears for D. "Ahe ois
T. ellis , bulls for T. G. Eastman not sold
Thompson sold l4' Illinois steers lRJ VI ~ ~ nv
l3tc. the sae - DO. PER cat.
& d. Wanell 90 Gj % 81 q6 cgt Al llic. 81 D per cE
T. ellis selling his % Illinois steers cHt AZ l2N2.c
HOGSRecsp 3li to-day ard 1906 m. week, far Freq
ner though rather fne Dressed generally cling -
,Gslc with fos Light PIGS holding for &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-15
FRlnAY. Anrii II. ".


The stock market opened this morning under
a fun head OF steam. and prices took more decided
start while brokers with orders FOR Of the prime
favorites shouted themselves hoasse ia their frantic
efforts buy. In Lake Shore particularly tho tlahsac
tons IMMENSE reaching perhaps 5000 shares WIN
sales ranging az high as lost over Glo)O shares OF this
stock were recorded on the little telegraph tickets
in the brokers' Offices and no doubt many thousands
OF shares sold I'm the hustle OF business not so
corded very strong developed also in other
stocks and business quite active during the day the
fever running however in intermittent currents, and
evidently generated by the same onerrSlnS Du chquos
who have for long time held control Of tie market but
are now drawing in their train much larger crowd OF
adventurous spectators, most OF whom have be-
come emboldcned by their success. These master
spirits Of of the market, standing at convenient dis
lance from the stock Exchange with the industrious
little machine OF the Telegraph Company ticking OF
bids and sales as they occur give orders aud direct
movements like generals upon the battlefield and tho
results arc quickly known. Invisible TO tho great
mass Of brokers and dealers, they still guide
the speculative engine with much certainty
and skill as If present themselves upon the
field OF action Outsiders arc gradually being drawn
into tho vortex OF speculation, and the higher tho mar
ket rises the rapidly the number Increases Vete
ran speculatOrs know this thoroughly, and they have
kept play ing upon the harp OF thousand strings until
an army Of anxious vcnturers keep step to its alluring
music The advance I'm Lake Shore nearly per cent is
said TO be due to large increase in the earnings Of the
road Very large transactions made In Central and
Hudson. Ohio and Mississippi Wabash, ST. Paul, and
tho North We sterns. the last named stock having
risen to the highest point made during the Fall cam
paign Union Pacific weak, and, after selling at 3ll,
fell back 10 POI Tho sales of this stock at the First
BOARD amounted 100 shares; Panama weak and
sold down 10 c. the best bid at the close being o. Tao
investment shares firm fair dealings, miscella
neous stocks being strong; express shares were dull and
steady Tho following table shows the highest and low
est prices OF active stocks made to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-15

HowEs & MACY, Bankers the same as an Incorpo-
rated bank, No. 30 Wall-st., New-York. -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits.
PERSONS DESTROYS Of RECEIVING INTEREST for
their money and having it at all times subject to
check on demand, can do so by depositng with this
Banking House, which allows Interest on the entire
daily balances at the rate OF per cent per annum.
COLLECTIONS made on any part of the world, with
immediate returns, at the lowest current rates.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE Of Stocks, Bonds,
or Gold promptly executed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-15
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Tt3Vls 1TF I1IITIIIs
Ashes pkg. BeesNaH, bales Broom Cora
o LsI, C,p IS s Cotton seed OIL ibis lo y $50 lush
Wheat So 300 bns Cora bush Ot 80 bush seed 3 bash
Besr. POO bs Meal go bags Meal 50 bib G. Meal 81 bb Oab
neal bb Spirits ueutne, 80 bbs Tar 100 bb. Es 90 Sot.
NJ Meats 25 Lari " pigs
searn 1850 pigs Butter ~ pigs Chee'e los hs hggs pEgS
Ta!0w IL pkg Dried Fruit % bbls Copper 9f bt Mh. iyi
h1rs Wool " bales Hemp l19 bales Hons IL sides Leather bik
he 10 hhds Tobacco pkr. Tobacco ll50 pigs starch
bsgs Peanuts l,973 pkgA Tea, by rail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-15

Tho money market has worked easily to-day and rates
are seeking lower quotations money comes Ia from
the interior While tho banks still ask the full iegi
rate yet on tho street money is accessible at to per
cent on United States bonds aud and per cent on
stocks, the ruling rates being and Discounts were
at GDGj per cent
Tho advance ia gold cOncurrcnty with the further I'M
proyement Of National securities IN London. baa inpart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-15

TANNER g. Co., BANKERS, No. IL WAII-sr.. Nrw-
YORK,
Financial Agents for the sale of the First Mortgage
Bonds of the ST. Joseph and Denver City Railroad
Company
The total issue Of these Bonds is $4,000 on 1l2
miles of road completed and now in operation, which
rs at the rate of $l35O0 per mile.
The gross earnings of this road are now exceeding
in amount its operating expenses and the interest on
its bonded debt
These Bonds are therefore frst-class investment,
and must soon advance in price as but limited
amount now remain unsold.
We recommend the securities with perfect salts
faction.
Price Oh and accrued interest.
Circulars, maps, pamphlets, &c, furnished
TANNER 81 CO.,
No IL Wall-st., N. Y. City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-15

The Philadelphia stock market was active to-day.
Pennsylvania Gs third ISSUE sold at l05; Philadelphia
and Eric Railroad ?) Reading Railroad ST; ana Penn
sylvania Railroad, 65. Gold closed at llOt.
The following Il the movement in dry goods Tor the
week. Entered for consumption 1887 S37 Withdrawals.
s;q1. G33; warehoused. s4928il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-15


lows:
PTcsiln,-Jame LcnoI Vi. Pr,sifen-John c Green Treas
urAsrcn T. Besusp Corresponding S,esgry-Ro5et NJ Hart
ley. Rcn0ri'sp StTetIrT-Henry NJ. TabeT.
MIn1pors Whose Of expire respectively In It'll
Marshall s. Bdwel Aaron b. Betnap William Z. Dodge Richard
Irwin Edwa Jsfsy, Thomas jeremiah Thomas u smith Washing
Veunlse 312amcs Brown John C. Green, James lenor
william Patton Robert Stuart Henry NJ Tsber Alexander Van ens
selaor Robertson Walsh l8T3Robeft NJ Hartley Morris X Jup,
John TAYLOR Johnston willard Parker NJ D. OTIS Swan Charles n
Talbot Henry f. Lord 51iJsme Donaldson John
Winthrop Gilman Thomas G. NJ Patton Joseph stuart Jon
athan Sturges William NJ. Vermlye A. X Wetmore
MGa11ers Orr0-Wilham 81 Paxton d. D. William Adams D.
d.. Thomas Dewitt, d. d., John n Mcleod d. d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-15

Company are secured by first mortgage on all Of
the property Of the Road. including the enormous
land grants Of the Government The principal is pay
able in gold and the bonds are at all times receivable
at 10 per cent premium for the lands of the Company
They bear Seren and treeenhs per cent intrest-pay
able in Internationally. and are offered to pur
chasers at par and accrued interest
For sale by JAY COOKE & Co.
NEw-YoRK, PHILADELPHIA and WAsuINGroy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-15
THE MARKETS.

Carefully Reported for Hs TsrBgSZi
FRIDAY April II, 1871.
sSIFs-Por there has beer fair demand, bot with continued
light et1 prc,s without ql0tas change quote 81 y 'oe
s.. Is Pe-g Dbl. and c0m.sly unchangi a - wasp p
BEESWAX IL Moderate demand and tao market steady al u!
35.c tor Southern and Nrs'e.n.
BUILDING NATERALS-There Ia. been good demand for most
al under tbs taug tls no nc' We bear OF 10
the We iiotci
- O00 IS - ROscnlae = bb... 2 IS
v X. H.......p ". ga OF LIME -, u,
tff ~ pAnon 'D''
Long l.lani...... OO0 = LEnp, = nbl..''...'.'.
Coon Fronts y ~ II eI0li m LaIs - l9|E y
PLaie phis lTo-.s 81 0d3 % PLASTER PAh.N 80, All,
BAIg Wv. Scotia, w., L tul. - S0i 10
Cattle hB7L........... n e No7a SCOTIA b. tln ul4t W
Goa M tulI. n % Gale East. SCit7 UOGL Is
1DirO has been GOOD dssnl mes grades az he
ro,t b4t H. hotter I'D po9r.r "a ss easier and dun; s1es
hais 'CI as D. Including t9 f export 3 Tor conslP
speculation, ard 30 frsust for luye dl very l' ist
bales Apfi. JtalJ lttc, Jp 0r NAY ~ lIl
June ~ % ant 10 FOR july and August ar 49, ED
J aJ J6c, 800 for june 20 3s' 5c me
% ~ MAJ: OJ or Juf l69.i go for August an >c9tem-
lJQ4c 49, sellers option, al this year, u o.c We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-15
The energy with which the building of the

The energy with which the building of the
NoRrmERS PACIFIC RAILROAD
i. beup pushed forward il an added guaranty OF lts
early completion and wise management AL the
present date, the grading is nearly finished lor go
mil,, from Lake Superior, through Central MINNIE
sofa In the eastern border of Dakota; trains are
rnninp over $50 miles of completed track; tho MIS-
sissipp River is bridged at Branerd and once more
Joined 70 the Lakes by rail, and track-laying Is
ranidlv progressing westward BY September next,
trains will run to the Red River and the grading VIII
probably be far advanced toward the Great benz Oh
the Missouri River in Central Dakota
In the mean time work has been commenced the
nrsept season on the Pacific Coast large force OF
mon is already employed in the valley of the Column
Iii, River in Washington Territory. and hereafter
the wor, of construction will be pushed both east
ward and westward toward the center with such IA
uiditv os the best interests Of the Road may justify
Including its purchase Of the st. Paul and Pacific
Road, the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
bas 418 Miles of Road now IN operation and before
the close Of the present season the length OF finished
trocl will be at least $50 miles. The new highway
IN the Pacific il being constructed ut the lowest cost
compatibe with first-c work
Tux BONDS OF InE NoErnEBN PACIFIC RAILROAD