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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-02-23

NnmDGE ADH. h4u-OOIlueLGlAA zoe M0Gr
ings every Thursday evening,
feb22 II p. Secy.
HARMLESS, BEAUTIFUL AND LAsrno.-Mrs. 8. A. Al
of the public is invited TO the valuable improve
ment recently made in this preparation It's In
falible property Of quickly restoring Gray Hair
to its original color, Is here combined with amost
Also her ZYLOBALSAMuM, another prepare
ton clear and transparent. A toilet luxury for
cleansing, dressing and strengthening the hair,
Far preferable TO French pomhdes' and At half the
cost Sold by Druggist Glves2m
Professor Cass0l's Analysis or Certain
Liquors.
Read Professor cassei's report Of the following
analysis Of liquors:
cuvELASD, ONO. September 7. ls7a
s. Cow & Co.-The samples Of liquors you LETT
with me l have made a careful chemical exami-
nation OF, with the following result:
Sample labelled sSommer whisky" has - per
cent alcohol in q. It also contains n notable
amount Of free sulphnricEacid, and adeleteriouS
Same Labelled RYE Whisky" possesses Per
cent alcohol, Il Is perfectly free rom impurities.
Same labelled Irish Whisky has - per cent
alcohol, perfectly pure and avery superior arsleie-
Alcohol. free from adulternnts, and an exceedtng-
Iy fine LIQUOR Of high favor and pild taste. It's
well adapted to the physicians use where stmn-
u With much respect, yours truly,
J.IANG CASSELS, n. ..
p-oF ~ Chemistry in Cleveland Medical college,
% Vonr Irish Whiekoy and brandy are the
finest 1 have seen in this sS1htry;
= the sample above referred 70 We purchased
~ IN orIer 10 have Is carefully analysed by
Prof. Cassels, In connection With our own good1-
oet21H "NNNAsSS
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Fresh Fish. Fresh. Fi.h

ONE hundred and thirty nine years ago,
yesterday. George Washington was born
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LOOK. READERf

VoUR name In q stencil plate, with ink and
brush for marking clothing. &c- Mailed. post
Address J. WAGENsELLER, Columbus Ohio
febl6wl
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FRANCE is furnishing. Let all the char
liable respond at once to her call for
succOr.
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CITY I.H,azms

B. P.-Buckeye Lodge NJ II, Knights OF Pyth-
las, meets every. Monday evening at o'clock, In
Odd Fellows Hall. r. r. and {. s.
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CRU advertisements
Nofice.

Benjamin Lesh, Pre- Before Geo. viOland. J. p.
VIM. q. F s net. 81 Stm ssaIs 6 5GSE,S'hiP
~ the nth day Of February, 1871, said Justice
Oissned an order Of attachment in the above
action for Five Dollars S5.0o.l
Louisville. Feb. %. 1s7lxs
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lEssED CHICKENS, Turkeys and Geese
at Shaw & Horsts Washington Market.
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At Shaw & Horst's Washington Market,
4 doors west of Post Office.
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HOW THE OLD THING WORKS
AFTER A TRIAL OF OVER 40 YEARS.
Dr Currsvv.,a. 49,,
DIR. CHESSMAN'S Pulls

Have proved themselves 10 be the only remedy
Ior correcting all Female Irregularities, Painful
nienStruatlon' and removing all Distractions,
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The bin creating a territorial govern
ment for the District of Columbia has
passed Congress and awaits the Presidents
signature.
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WAS the commencement Of a new era in the treat
have consigned 50 many 70 a premature crave.
No female can enjoy good health unless she d
regular, and whenever an obstruction takes place
the general health begins TO decline
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YOU KNOW HOW 1T Is YOURSELF.
DR.. CHRSSMAN,S PIIIS.

Every one wants the most reIIabls remedy, which
IL comprised In these Pills Take this advertise
naent toyour druggist. and tell him that you want
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MANHEIM LODGE I. O. o. F.,

Number 4Os. Han-CommerciAl Block. Meet
fe622H P. RGMHILD. sse,y.
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FROM EUROPE.
az THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
ENGLAND.

ARMIsTICE TO BE ExTENDED-scARcITY
OF FUEL-EMPERoR SERIOUSLY ILL
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PARIS, February 20-The Metz ques-
ton is solved. The part of Lorraine to
be annexed will include Pont-a-Musson
The French are pressing for the promul-
cation of the armistice till March End.
Should it be granted, however, Moltke
Paris on the 25th. and viii probably pre-
vail.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-07-13
A Good PLATFORM. The editor of the

A Good PLATFORM. The editor of the
New York Frorman's journal wants to
prepare a platform for the coming Demo-
cratic Convention lie says il should
consist of "two Whcreases and one Reso-
luton, rs follows;
Whereas, For sixty years the people of
the United States were happy under the
rule of the Democratic party; and
Whereas, Ten years rule Of The party
organized against the National Demo
cratic party has loaded us with debt,
hampered our domestic industries, de-
stroyed the commerce that enriched us,
ana generally made the people of the
United States unhappy, and fearful OF Il
future even worse; therefore,
Resolved, That their wise self interest.
that is sometimes called patriotism, :"
calls loudly on the people of the United
States who want good government, to
put back into power the old party, under
which they were so happy and prosperous
and cOntented.
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III iII).

| obituary notices, beyond The d@te, name anil age,
must be paid Jor.l
In this city, June 49, Mr. 4. Il. Davis, aged 81
years 10 months.
In Scarsport, July "a, Samuel T.. George, aged 81
years and - days
My weeping companion, relatives and friends
Whose sobs cntwned with mine own
Adieu for the present. My spirit asconds
Where friendship immortal is known
In Montvic, July lst, Mr.. Daniel Atkinson aged
81 years II months.
Another of fellowmcn has passed away
another dear one gone from the shadows of earth
the unseen land beyond. Again has the angel mess
enger stooped and whispered word that had
sound like Death again sudden gloom has fallen
upon household and mourning hearts are saying,
''Gonc, gone from earth forever"
faithful husband, kind lathcr-how desoate
is home without his cheering presence an obliging
neghbor, useful man in society,his death creates
a vacancy not easily filled.
May the God of the widow and the fatheress be
very the bereaved of the broken family
circle, and the dear children early left without n
fathers care, be guarded and guided by Him who
when upon earth took little ones in His arms and
blest them, and leaving it all with God as did tile
husband and father, may they meet again an IN
broken family in the beautiful land where partings
are never known. ii. NJ. II.
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Horrible Tragedy.

" 'i1'"i+N''h'-Ns ~ y =, cul) l L.
A fearful butchery was perpetrated in
Robson county yesterday afternoon, by
Henry Berry Lowry and Il band of neg
rocs. A Sheriil''s posse, having in charge
Lowry's wife and several other prisoners
who had been aiding and abetting the
negroes, MISUNDERSTANDING near Bugs store,
on the Whining ton, Charlotte q Ruthcr
ford Railroad, when Lowry's band attack
ed them. The following of the Sheriif's
posse were killed and wounded; Killed
Hector Mcclellan, Archibald Bowen
ana Hector Mcneil; wounded, ID. Nc
Comick, b. Barnes and James Lowry
the latter a colored man and cousin to
Lowry, but cooperating with the Sheritl''s
posse. The fight resolved itself into y
regular battle which lasted some time.
The Sherlif's posse followed the negroes
INTO the recesses of the swamp, but it
was not certain that any of the outlaws
were killed. Lowry, the leader of the
band, and Captain I. NJ Wishart, had a
regular duel on the railroad track, each
loading and firing deliberately, five or six
times, but neither wounded. The whole
county of Robson is aroused, and it is be-
lieyed that campaign will now be inaug-
urated that will result in the extermina-
ton of the band A committee of citizens
of Robson county came to this city to-
day to secure arms and ammunition.
The members of the Lowry band are all
negroes.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET,

For the week ending Wednesday, July 81
At market for the current week-Cattle sol; Sheep
and Lambs G7l7; Swine 6S50; 100 veas. Last week
Cattle 272; Sheep and Lambs 6602; Swine 1900; vcals
396.
Prices Of Beef Cattle, per 100 lbs the total weight
OF hidcs, tallow and dressed Beet-EXtra quality
10 25alo 5o first quality 75a1o 90; second quality
ooa' %; third quality o0an 80; poorest grade Of
COWS, oxen, Bulls, Sc, SO uja7 70.
, il Tn,i ana I9lowaBrighton Hides 1-2c; Brgh-
ton lallow Gao lie; Country Hides l2c; Country
Iail9W 3ao l-2c sheared Sheep Skins loo per lb;
Lambs Skins 81 Calf Skins liAl6c per Id.
Working OXen-ENtra, 81 45a2 Is ordinary, 81 10
a. But few pairs last week, all the markets require
during the hot weather, not much call tor them.
Mich Cows-Extra S75aSlO0 ordinary $i5a$70;
store COWS S35ao5 per head. Not much doing in
the COW trade, and most OF those offered for sale
of common grade.
Store Cattle-None in market, except Mich Cows
and Working Oxen. Most OF the small cattle are
bought up for beef.
Sheep and Lambs-Extia and selected lots, - 5oa
9oo Ordinary 81 00a4 SO; from 5a1 per ID. Lambs
st ooaS so per head, from to l0c per ID.
SWine.Store pigs, wholesale, GAG l2c; retail, SAGE
per ID; Columbia County Pigs, wholesale, Sc retail
oaluc per 10 Eat Hogs, l-2a5c per ID.
Poutry-ENra, 1G }-ial1c; Medium Is g llli l-2c:
poor, II l-2a15c per ID.
From Maine, Gordng & Brown 81, APP & les 49,
6. Norcross lo5, lambs, Nj. W. Norton, Il cattle.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

DISTRICT COURT Or rltE uNl- IN HA<ErI,r,,.,
TED STATES. District Of Me. ! ~ 20 'N'' ~
Bankrupts.
GYMS IS 10 GIVE NOTICE that Petition has
4 been presented to the Court, this 10th day OF
july, a. u. ISL by William Treat OF Frankfort,
Bankrupt, praying that he mIy be decrpcd TO
hlrr full discharge from all hls debts, provable
under the Bankrupt Act Individually and 0s member
OF the trin Treat & Company, and upon reading
said Petition, II is ORDERED by the Court that a
hearing be had upon the same, on the first Monday
September A. ID. Is before the Court i'll Portland in
said District AZ 10 o'clock, A. NJ ana that notice
thereof be published i'll the Bangor Daily Wing and
Courier and Republican journal, newspapers printed
IN sud District, week for til rec weeks and
ia the angor Weekly Courier, and that all creditors
who have Proved their debts and otlcr persons IN
interest may appear at said time and place and show
cause any they have, why the prayer OF SAID rtt
tion should not be granted
VIM. l.. PREBIE,
iM! Ctgrk ot District Court tor said District,
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BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

MONDAY, July To, I.
BUTTER-We quote fine New York and Vermont
butter at &c per h. with selections ut 2Sa29c; good
DO 20a24c; fine Western at 22a2lc; common and in
at 12a13c,
CHEESE-We quote fine factory at 11al2c per Id;
line dairy at 1Oal1 1-2c; common to good at calico;
inferior 4a5c.
EGGS-There is no change to note in the market
per doz. "
BEANS-Choice lots of Eastern pea beans would
bring ~ 81 per bush Western 81 37a9 5O mediums
~ 37a2 SO for choice and 81 S7a2 for common. Can
ada peas 81 25a1 40 for common, and coal 70 for
screened
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y PLEASANT AFFAIR. The 5oulhbridgc
Mass. journal hi, The following notice Of an
entertainment given TO Mr.. Fred Crosby. son of
EN-tiov. Crosby, on his return with hi~ bride
from This city
Mr.. Fred Crosby, (of the firm of Paige e
'roshy.l having recently formed I'm alliance
with one Of Names fair daughters, his return
on Friday evening was the occasion OF Il happy
ana Joyous tSsemhla"e at the house of VIM.
Edwards, Esq, to receive him and his, and bid
them welcome. About nine O'Clock the guests
began 10 arrive, and from this time until the
the wee, sna' hours Of the morning, the spa
ciouS new mansion was filled with As gay and
brilliant Il party ever met TO bid II newly
welded pair "GodSpeed' Over the entrance
TO the front hall beautiful evergreen wreath
was suspended, encirclng the significant word,
"WELCOME." Beautiful bouquets of fragrant
flowers tastetuIy arranged on every side, lent
their magic charms. The long, huge tables,
were spread with choicest viands, salads, etc.
The songs of the far ones present, the quick
steps, marches and polkas rendered by the
Globe Village Cornet Band, and more than all,
the nntiring efforts and mex haustable cor,lIality
of the wife of ''minc host" all combined TO
make the reception an occasion long to he hap
PLY remembered.
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Belfast Police Court.

July H. Hutus i. Whtmorn, OF Unity, is
charged with cutting down and carrying of the
grass of simon Conner. Considering the sctnt
crop, the court held the offence to be a serious
one, and ordered Rufus to give bail for his APP
pcarance at the supreme court in October.
AlonHo Wentworth. Francis Rackln, Charles
Babbin and John WooIin, Of Knox. were az
raigncl tor tumnltuou, assembly, about the
house of Charles Elliot. Each was ordered o
recognize with snrrirs il 500 for appearance
at the Supreme Court. Wentworth obtained
bail and the others Were committed to ilil.
Wentworth was a'so found guilty of assault on
Charles Elliot, AMI lincG s. ana costs, from
which he appealed.
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Heartrending Scene.
From the Wheeling Intelligcnc,

The CINCINNATI and Pittsburg Express,
coming West over the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad yesterday morning, about
a mile east of Glover's Gap, ran over and
instantly killed Il young man of perhaps
eighteen, and a child of five or six years,
which he was trying to rescue from dam
ger. The young man was mending a
fence not far from the track, and the child,
whose brother he was, appears to have
left the house with the intention of cross
ing the road and going to him. The
child, when seen by the engineer, was
walking along beside the road at safe
distance. When the brother saw the
train coming he ran toward the road, APP
pretending that the child might attempt
to cross before the train. AS the train
approached, the child seeing his brother
coming on the opposite side Of track went
directly in front of the engine to meet
him. The brother sprang upon the track
to snatch it away, and in an instant the
locomotive was upon them and they were
crushed beneath its ponderous wheels.
The train was stopped rs soon as possible,
and all went back to see the sad spectacle
The child's body was mangled dreadfully,
and the upper portion of the young mans
head had been crushed completely away.
The father and mother had come out to
the roadside, and were bending over their
dead children and uttering heart piercing
lamentations. 1t was scene TO melt
hearts of stone, and many were moved to
tears. The engineer, who was much af-
tected and hardened by dangers, as may
be supposed, turned as white as sheet
when he looked upon the mangled re-
mains. He is pronounced entirely blame
less, Us there was no time to stop the
train, even if there had been reason to
apprehend that the child would get upon
the track. The name of the family our
informant was not sure of, but he thought
it was Sisson.
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A CA RID.

7 THANK YOU CITIZENS OF BELFAST
/ and those who have favored me with their pat,
ronage. for the past twenty-one years have been
with you, and bid you good by.
DIR. q. 7. LOMBARD, who has been associated
as partner in the practice of Dentistry with me for
the past year, will occupy the same office.
l cheerfuy recommend the Doctor to your fullest
confidence as man who Is thorough in his profess
sion. CALVIN MOORE,
Packing Ridge and y Straight Flexible
for Artificial Plates. 2m52
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NOTICE.

FgNIIIS DAY IMPOUNDED by Mr.. A. M. Young,
i of Belfast, one Red Yearling Steer with white
face, taken up in the Enclosure OF the said A. M.
mands five dollars as damage and the unpaid charges
for impounding the same. The owner thereof is
requested to pay said damage and unpaid charges and
take the same away.
b. i. FIELD, Pound Keeper of Belfast.
Belfast, June 49, 1871 2w52
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In Washington, ID. c., the son of the
late Commodore Woodruff, youth of
fifteen years, lost an eye while keeping
the account of a game Of base ball. The
ball hit the bat with such tremendous
force Us to break it in two, the fragment
striking young Woodruff in the face
The dreadful blow falling obliquely, the
eye was torn out, and found lying on the
shoulder. 1t was promptly replaced, and
it will again grow into the socket, though
the sight can never be restored.
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Piles, Look ut those features and see the
agony depicted in the face. 1t cannot be help
ed while the trouble remains. The suffering
from piles is Of 4 very a@gravating ,cscript ion.
You cannot walk with any comfort YOU cam
not ride in peace; You cannot sit with ease.
and the suffering when ing to nature, is
almost unbcartblc, and causes such Il feeling of
dread, that it is put of 1T great sacrifice TO
health aud comfort in many eases increases the
difficulty to an alarming extent. Use DIR.
Briggs Pile Remedies according to directions
to cure internal, external, itching or bleeding
piles. They are mild and reliable and warrant
ed Us represented. Sold by Richard II. Moody,
s. A. Howes 4 Co. Belfast l.. Curt, Jr., Sears
port Roberts & llchborn, Stockton, Mudgett
& Libby, Prospect, J. W. Scayey, Frankfort,
and all druggists generally. til
CoRNs, BUTTONS, BAD NAILS, CALosITIEs,
Act is IN astonishing fact, that nine out of
every ten persons we meet are sOIely troubled
with their feet. Very few are exempt. Dr. }.
Briggs remedies-Curatiyc and allcviator--
are reliable and certain in their effects. The
Curative for sore and tender corns, bunions,
bad nails, Nc, is Il soothing balm to wounded
1ect, anu rapidly cures the worst cases. The
Aevlator, for the cure of common corns and
bunlonS and the prevention Of all corns, Is Il
puzzle to scientific minds. Sold by druggists
TIL
PARKS HOUSE, Boston. This hotel, con-
Quoted by BoyntOn Il Co., at ISL Washington
ST., is an excellent place to get good dinner or
nights lodging. Mr.. Boynton is first-class
caterer, and his bill of fare the most reasonable
Of any hotels in Boston. Parties visiting the
city will do well TO patronize the Parks House.
Single rooms ut - cents and 81 Il day.
WE LEARN WISDOM FROM EXPERIENCE.
When the complexion is pale or sallow it de-
notes yitiated blood and unhealthy sccretions.
BY using FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF
liYPopHosPIITEs regularly, and observing the
directions accompanying each bottle, for few
weeks, the blood becomes pure, the secretions
OF the body well disposed, the skin healthy, the
while buoyant spirits indicate the return of
health.
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The Tichhorno ease, IN England, of
which we publish an interesting account
"n the outside of to-day's paper, will not
he concluded at present. The claimant
has finished his testimony, and the court
ha+ adjourned to November Z.
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MARRIED..

In Portland 4th inst, Mr.. Henry w. Straw, OF
Portland, and Miss Lizzie G. Porter, Of Searsport.
In Stockton, July ), by Henry G. Staples, ESQ,
Stockton.
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DIR. f. Il. CLAEKE's VEGETABLE SHERRY WIN r.
BIrrEES are certain cure for female Sickness by
taking wine glass half full before sc ting out of bed
in the morning. Delicate Ladies will find it OF
great service by using il three or toug times day.
Sold by all dealers in medicines n
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Some girls never will learn to restrain
the natural impulse of their nature. A
minister was baptising q girl at Ripon,
Wis, and when he had submerged her,
and came out of the water, he asked her
how she felt in her mind. Her answer
was, "All hunky, only little wet. |
wish had hot whiskey."
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Mr.. Geo W. Howe, boot and shoe manu-
facturer in Marlborough, Mass, employing
seyenty-fve men and twenty-five women, and
turning out work to the amount of about $500,
900 year, has been in town durn the present
week prospecting for new location for his
factory. lie needs but fifteen horse water
power, which can easily be obtained upon our
stream. If the inducement of exemption from
taxation for ten years be held out to him, as no
doubt it will be, he will probably locate>herc.
This would make valurbIe addition to the
business of Camden, and is wanted. Herald.
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Horse RakeS =
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Lady Agents .
TO CANVASS IN BELFAST AND in OTHER
cities OF note, for subscriptions to Tracy's IL and
Book of Law and the Life of Gen. le. Il.
Lee, by John Estcn Cook.
The name of the publishers d, APPLETON co.
on the title page is sufficient TO commend these
books to the public
Liberal Terms Credited to Agents.
Address l.. II. BUGBEE,
}w5l bangor. Maine.
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nave proved, beyond Inc po,sioi:iy Of a oui,j tia.
hAFllA ANS CAfliAHrlC EXTRACT is the most
successful and effective remedy vNtant for the cure
eases enanating from corrupt statc ot Inc blood
The high estimation il is held in By those Of the
medical profession and the thousands who hay e
already experienced such beneficial results by ts use
should we think, cntitc it to the earnest consider
alton OF those who are 20 afflicted. lWJVsp
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DETER < STEPHEN TEACHER,
CouaSCII0rS & Attorney at Law.
IA PEMBfBTON SQUARE,
2ml BOSTON
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New Orleans, Mobile & Texas
RAILROAD COMPANY

Are building trunk line, connecting New Orleans
with Mobile on the east, and giving
lie ONLY RAILROAD CONNECTION
between the former city and the great and most
productive State of Texas the west, the total dis
lance from Mobile to Houston being AS miles
The Company is composed of strong Northern
capitalists, who have already expended nearly TEN
MILLION DOLLAR HIS of their own funds in
the construction of the line They have built about
225 miles from Mobile westward and secured by
purchase of securities and made provision for the
thorough repair and equipment of the los miles con-
stituting the Texas division leaving but 40 miles
to be built
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Eight Per Cent. Mortgage Bonds

upon the Louisiana division of pc 2-3 miles from
New Orleans to the Sabine River. This will prob
ably be the most valuable portion the whole line
as it will be the only rail unication by which
the enormous productions of Texas can reach the
Southern metropolis.
So important is this road considered to Louisiana,
that the State has made very liberal grants in aid OF
the enterprise by direct donations, by endorsement
OF its bonds. and by subscriptions to the stock OF
the Company, amounting In all to over eight million
IL