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tuhI very iOhB Va AhPtiooiOAS ~
now frequently imposed, and express the
belief that time is no true element in punish
ment by imprisonment
During the year but fourteen persons were
pardoned-none for ill-health or insanity, but
all for special reasons. The inspectors call
attention to the benefits Of the separate con-
fnement system as beneficial to the convicts
and most economical 10 the State. In sup
port of this the inspectors compare the sta
tistics of the aggregate system as exhibited
in the Massachusetts prison and the statistics
of the Eastern Penitentiary.
The inspectors again call attention to the
overcrowding of the penitenSiary, and recon-
mend the erection of county prisons on the
separate system, wherein short sentences may
| be served.
The inspectors also praise highly the efforts
! of the present warden, Mr.. Townsend, and
all the other officers of the institution.
Appended to the report of the inspectors
are those of the warden, on the population OF
the penitentiary; the physician and other
officers. OF the 315 prisoners received last
! year 271 we're white males, 5 hite females,
80 colored males, and / coloied female; ID
were under Is years of age, 46 from 1S to 21,
"A from u TO 20, sc from 25 to 30, 33 from
10 10 rs. 10 from 80 to 40, 12 from 40 to 45,
IA from 45 to 80, IA from 80 to go, from &C
10 II. 1872 we're unmarried, 1872 married, and
IL widowed; "a never INDUCED in liquor, PIC
were moderate drinkers, l6 occasionally in.
toxioated, and 65 were drunkards; lOl had nc
particular occupation, or were laoorers, the
o1Errs having piClesaloA VI ti4Iv.
OF .te foreigners Imprisoned, Ireland fur
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New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
NEW Loan OF UNITED STATES.


The subscriptions to the New Five Per Cent Stock
of the United States now amount To $j325oO00.
They are confidently expected to reach S30OOOOOOO
10y the time the New Bonds ready for delivery in
May. The proposals of the Secretary of the Treas
my viii then be changed to the following pro-
Eamme:
First: Bonds TO the amount Of three hundred mill
lions OF dollars payable in coin. at the pleasure of
the United States after ten years from the date of
their issue. and bearing interest payable quarterly
in coin. at the rate of five per cent per annum
Second: Bonds 10 the amount of three hundred
millions of dollars, payable in coin at the pleasure
Of the United States, after fifteen years from the
date Of their issue, and bearing interest, payable
quarterly in coin at the rate OF four and a half per
cent per annum.
Third: Bonds to the amount OF seven hundred mil
lions of dollars, payable in coin. at the pleasure of
the United States after thirty years from the date of
their issue, and bearing interest. payable quarterly
III coin, at the rate OF four per cent per annum.
Subscriptions to the loan will have preference.
after the aforementioned two hundred millions are
taken up, in the following order, namely
Iirst: Subscriptions for equal amounts of each
class Of bonds.
StooHd: Subscriptions for equal amounts of bonds
bearing interest at the rate of four and half per
cent and If bonds bearing interest at the rate Of
five per cent.
Ihrd: subscriptions for any five per cent bonds
that may not be subscribed for in the preceding
classes
subscriptions to the remainder of the $500 100000
OF . per cents, which are unconditional, are now
going on and the bonds will be issued 10 the
subscribers, who receive scrip certificate in adj
vance if they desire to pay their gold or exchange
their t. s. 520s at once, IN the Registered or Coupon
form Registered bonds will be- issued of the de-
nominations of $50, 800, $500 81 600, $1,000 and
$1,000; and coupon bonds of each denomination
except the last two. The interest will be payable in
the United States at the office OF the Treasurer any
Assistant Treasurer. Or Designated Depository Of
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13

bo or April t9 Is 30 Do sr June 4 el9 r. Beef qui.,
@ e' s' without qloahle char sals - - bts %0ds sS
Tor Plain Mess and &5atB for Err Tert dull ,nd
unchnged sales ~ 100 y sV0 81 h.
tJl of India Mess. Beef Hams dali nlnral. n
bb A. fIja tU for Western Cut Meats q and urs.ted
Bacon quiet bat prices uomrny rexsef
dui anl Neas quote 8QBc Tor Civ Lsr ling ,t
ihe mafh pa eadyi sles Of 20 bh and tod ~ lie
% o wy tIlltc o hrto prime steam, ard ltdllc for Ks-
ne Rendered. Tor future delivery the quiet bot Vta: a
strength sae ~ 80 es for April lltdl2 yt for NJ,
HE a1i go To- for June Al l2c
PETROLEUM-There has a nqrlrv
tuls but hohers continue firm refused se ud l1le
shipping order ~ HE the Greek the quiet od A. -
clos shade ea sales of bbs having on tho T.
Road Al 50 % seller h month For Refined .t,dg t
quiet MARKET es0f so bb made and so M
May 2ic IN hear ~ ra1aci0ns quote IA d
In Phadeph the market lower sni dnl sales o bbs .
at Pie ABi 300 bbs q 900 each MONTH for June Al 24e
RfEThe market Grin and ly active SALES 90 6y, Rs.,oo
At 5d7tc. duty paid
SUGARE Sugar. better densnd ard 20 A
A. ssd9lc for Caba 40 ~ Tor Cafd DO. l.ulc for Dsn
93alOc, for Porto Rico and 20O0 boIss Havana Refined t
demand anu hrmer
SEEDSTbe market for al Kinds quiet snd pro Ar, yuo,
quoahle change. Rough flar Seei : and irn
STBARIS T. dull and seak At l2ic In bbds
TALLOW-The market active and Il fn aes of2 OO
Al 81 d9c
wHSKY-Tbe market fairly active bot steady; sales Of 80 hl.
st yOic. for iron Oand
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

WzDSEsDAY April 2Bn'shers have not recovered ron no e.
o. the ste which disastrous them s.
almost hsd for a suy tine In mhummer s sn.
At such unreasonable time that prepared
BkKyE-Ihere Is carlOSs Of fresh cattle Comn1s
paw this morning wanted them. In fact there sen, Il,
Mondays still the TeatheF to-day hT.
most noihibz doing 10 dressed beef
SHEEP-ArnVAs 7l4 viz cars WeehsEfen sni ngs ear Al
fOty gIthst the cas expected Commgnpas sr,Usg
Trade very SLOW lots still boiling One Oh AZ,
wool " sheep sod Poriy eghh.t by Iiame Eiot broa
lie with 50 State clipped N b s6.c. NcGras Reid oh Ma
sachnsets sheep. l02 N. At 7tc.
Al Commnnipar yes,srisv Ka.e Co sold 20 Ohio e-1 sheen
weighed full 83 H. s48 y j. ~ Pdook .od 67 erpsd T.
tie; lO2 wool n. The snd l86 Of B. e.
HOGs-Arryas fOrtetbsi and C0nmannaE or "a
only YESTERDAY , the market improve
dressed run 8d6ic Compinng last week Vfh th. o. W eo,
spending period year and fnt city dressed hg, syssi
10 a. figured b. extensive sughenrg firm, while !.
average for the IN 1910.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
4 CnnIcE SECURITY.

NEW-YoPK AND OswEGO MIDLAND RAILROAD
COMPANY.
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD BoNps.
A very large full paid up stock subscription.
500. $780, AND $1,000 BOSDs,
COUPOS AND REGISTERED
The new trunk line from New-lork City to the
North and West, between the New-York Central and
Erie Railways, and many miles shorter than either
from New York to Buffalo.
Two hundred and twenty miles of finished road
already in existence cost twice the amount of bonds
issued: may fairly be called the best character of
real estate loan; title perfect and value constantly
enhancing; issue of bonds positively limited TO
$4,000 per mile of finished road very small loan
per mile, highly thought Of by bankers, and We be-
lieve a security of the highest grade. The road is
earning largely; is a better investment than money
in q savings bank. For sale by
GEORGE OPDYRE Il Co.. Bankers No. p Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Lo~noN Anr l2-l % n.Conos opened a. 9l 'r
American Securities frm Lu'e states PIE
a., 1863 0 S2i 1851. Oh; Ten Fores
LvTRPoor April 2ll:] mCoton opened quiet hc1Irg m
lands 7ld1sl: Mdng Orleans 7d Wheat ll al Z 20
tie lowest grsles Of No. the CHEST grades Of So SeS Rcd
Wetern spring. and Y for Red Winter
FRANEFOET April lhyeninZ Z-U niei states FgtIs1y bouts
closed at 9si n 81 for the old i,sue.
LoSDoN, April ll-lSO p u-CoHsos for money 80 f ne
count s1s. -.-...
IvgRPoot April lll3o w.-Pork = bb or Eaer P,rs
Mes Reef 07 Is uerce of 04 n for Ettrs Prime NJ.
LOSDoS ADnl Z4o mton'ois closed a. - 70. non,v 'rd
securities -r1 lntei >i' PTtl
honds Issl vi. 1865 old 81; 1871 ~; Ten-Fories 84
LIygkp0oL April l2-4.3 D. motion closed qayt. Mlng t
land. -sd-d: bidding orleans 7tl ses of The da 1000 e
1000 h, fr EXPORT and speculation. Corn 50 quarter
Refined Petroleum lbid I'D g gal
IoypoN. April l2-Tai0S. a. 3 q cEt.
Iospov Ami l2-Eyening-Liosei OIL 81 ~ Sog
~ a6 per cVt for u Dutch standard the ' LH-
seed "a Spirits Turpentins. ~ per cVt
April l2EgennE Common Rosin f't p"- %t
IlvYFp0ot Apr l2-Arrived. thr.-]i. Nsv
Orleans March piih 1873 ts.es C0toni stsuf A-s rom
NewYok March 80 ls3J bales Se' .a r AeSla
Mar "a xifb 8 "a ba
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
The overnment nnarterly. ON the first DAYS Of Feb.

the Government quarterly, on the first days OF Feb
ruary, May, August, and November in each year
The bonds Of the several classes aforesaid and the
interest thereon exempt from the payment OF all
taxes dues Of the United States, as well as from
taxation in any form by OF under State municipal or
local authority.
After maturity the bonds last issued viii be first
redeemed, by classes and numbers, as may be desig-
mated by the Secretary of the Treasury.
Extensive subscriptions have already been made
through the following New-York City banks and
bankers:
FIRST NATIONAL or NEw- YORK, No. 40 Broadway
FOURTH NATIONAL or NEW YORK Pine and Nassau
Messrs JAY COOKE d Co, Wall and Nassau-sts.
Messrs. FISK ~ HATCH, No. Nassau-st.
Messrs. HENRY CLEws & Co, No. 81 Wall-st.
Messrs. YERMnYE, No. 16 and IS Nassau-st.
Messrs WRsLow, LANIER 81 Co, Pine, near
Nassau.
Messrs j. & w. SEIIGMAN & Co., Broad and Ex-
change-place.
Messrs. MORTON Bliss & Co., No. 30 Broad-st
Messrs BALTzER q TA,Ks, No. 80 Exchange-place.
Messrs GLENDENNISG, DAVIS q AMoEY, No II
Wall-st.
Messrs CLARK, DODGE & Co., Wall and William.
Messrs DRExEL WINTHROP q Co.. No IS Wall-st.
Messrs MARX & Co., No. IS Wal-st.
Messrs GEORGE OPDYKE 81 Co., Nassau and Cedar.
NATIONAL CURRENCY BANK, Wall and Broadway.
Messrs +. ScHUCInRDT & SONs, 40 Exchange
place.
Messrs TURNER BROTHERS, IA Nassau.
Messrs SOUrFR & Co., William and Pine.
And by the Hon. THOMAS HHLHOUsE, Assistant
Treasurer Of the u. s., at Treasury Office.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
A. Z. HATCH.
HARVEY FISK.

HARVEY FISK. : HAICh'
OFFICE or FISK & HATCH, BiNKERs,
Mob NAssAU-sT., NEw-YORK, March p, lo1)
TIE FIRsr MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD Bonds
or THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY
of which about S7,OOOOOO, or nearly one-halt the
entreloan. have already been marketed-are secured
upon an East and West Trunk Line of Road, 427
miles in length the greater part of which va miles,
IL in nroitahle operation and the remainder rapidly
building. When completed, it will establish short
economical and favorite route between tidewater
navigation and the chief railroad and rver cities Ot
the West.
Besides the immense volume Of through traffic be-
tween the East and West which this Road can COM
mand by its superior advantages in distance, grades
fuel and unfailing navigabe connections, this Road
must convey enormous quantities of the superior
smelling camel and bituminous Goals of the Kan
awha Valley and the iron of Virginia and West
Virpinia. which are in demand at both ends OF the
line
The value of the property, the certainty of large
and profitable business, the established reputation
and credit of the Company, and its able and honor
allie management give to these securities an assu-
rance of superior valne and safety and enable MS to
recommend them with the greatest confidence to
parties making investments desiring TO fund their
Fiye-Twenties
They may be had in Coupon or Registered form, and
in denominations of
$1,000, $500, and 800.
Price 90 and accrued interest from Nov. l.
We have prepared pamphlets, showing the agricul-
tural mineral and manufacturing advantages OF the
adjacent territory and the traffic facilities and imam
cia prospects of the Road, which will be furnished
on application. FISK n HATCH, Financial Agents.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
MlnNEsnAN. Ann I2-r. VI.

Nothing has occurred at the stock Exchange
to-day to interrupt the upward movement IN prices and
although an occasional halt occurs il operators for the
rise were weaTied Of continued success, there seems
f. hc neither heart force u tho opposition which Is
vnlv invited 10y the bun cque-. Tie question Of merit
or intrinsic value in the stocks dealt m scarcely appear,
10 he discussed at all Instead of taking into consdcra
ton such old fogy notions value basis for in
creased market prices only necessary 10 give
notice that such and such stock is going up and mp
goes much to the disgust OF the umd bear who has
veutured 10 sell % few hundred shares upon the ground
Of htitious valuation In brief. We have before stated
the market completely under the control OF the opcr
ators for higher prices and there r but little to prevent
them from marking up the quotations according To their
faith and desires, The conservatives stl console them
selves with the tTite saying that lit is long lane that
has no turn" hut they admit the length OF this par
tcuar lane TO be unusual. The market opened
strong. but with comparatively light transactions
in the general list, though showing activity ia Ohio and
Mississippi Lake shore, Wabash, ana Union Pacific
Prices grew stronger day advanced and after the
Second Board the activity OF the market became gem
cral ana large especially boo Lake shore. OJ,o and
Mississippi Union Pacific, western Union wabash. and
Nfarposa Preferred Central stock AMI scrip, also the
Norh-Wcsterns and -. PAN, especially strong. al
though with moderate transaction. Michigan Central
was I'm better demand TN, afternoon, with sales at l12
and Pittsburgh advanced 90 49,! but closed % Ilt Did,
and III asked Rcadlrg and Rock Island were steady
Tho folown are tie d. So-t aut loves, price paid for
active stock. to-day:
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
COTTON MARKETS

Arrl In moderate Lrin. W frcs &c. nt
receipts ron baes, eHpors-coassr A5 bales Sales eco s dvA
50 O45 bile,. .
NoRvoIK April l2-Cottou du Low Miirgs lc ret rec -
76 bales eIports-coastW yj2 bales sales % bales 'eA VII
bales.
NEw-ORLEASs. April l2Cotton easier not Fer Ndn5s iiP
157 bales 4i bales ekposo DA''e"'
525 bsle,: sales. 7DO bales, stock. 2j2.la8 bales -
CuAu EsroN April l2.-Couou quiet Mtlngs atci 'r r.
eep l25 bales e1portscosrse 3 tasi sales 30 bales ~"
~ al bales ,,,r.--. min.
BALTIMORE April lR-Coton doll AMI heavy, h'o.-As III -,
sales 225 bales; stock. 10 40 bales. - ....-.. 4
BOsrON, April l2.-Cottou qurt Mll 1877. Pc 49,
bales; gross Il bales; elYors-tO Great Britain ~ u' 'A's "
bales: stock. 1900 bales. ann. a.,
net rcceps SO bales; sales bales, stock. 1850 hlt,
GALVESTON April quiet but stei ,' ''as '''''
net rrcepts ll8 bales: sales 3J bales sioca. - 40 a's
MosuE Ami l2-Cotton dull. Mdlngs. H-lci H'i r'''''
10 baes; sales 500 bales, stock 4l.f3l bales
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
RECEIPTS OF PRODTCE.

inNTpins
226 pkgs. Ashes pkg. Bsesrax Il hrl, Broom
21, Cotton, 70 Dried Fult lsJI BILL tg-r ~.
Flour Wheat. 0209 bush Corn. Oas 70
lush Barey bush. Malt bush. Seed ia
bnsh. Peas, 90 bba Corn Meal 20 bags Corn Msal 5t1
2bss Hemp ~ bales Hops 90 Hides 10 11 nd Lesthsf
bush Peanuts 32 bh Spirits Turpenune o. bis Ter
bbs Rsn 60 bhl PORK l0 pky BEEF tJl pkss Cot Neat.
pkgs Lari, 900 kegs Lar 9a PKG Butter 5 PKG Cses
pkV. Taow 50 pkgs Searn l2j pkg Rce 8i5 ps Starch "a
hhds. Tobacco li59 pkg Tobacco 81 bb WL ~ 1s Woo
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13

The Government bond market was steady at tho open
ing but prices were Influenced by the liberal offerings 10
thc Treasury. which aggregated Sho'55o, at hgureS
ranging from loD6o to 1000 and at the noon Board de-
cline of 4a4 per cent on some ISSUES was hoeu i"oi
s,i,, recoverv at the final call, and the list closed
a.. rho s,,scrntions to the new loan today footed
nm s,o ooo making total Of &67s375O Fisk Hatch
rcnort AZ follows nj 1 u. M:
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13

and until after bank hours tho rates for call loans Wero
5o pcr cent with the latter as the ruling rate ON ap
urovd cooteras though there exceptional cases
reported in which the full legal rate OF per cent was
paid but after o'clock money was drug In the mar
ket a per cent In discount there an increased de-
mard for prime commercial paper at rates quoted yes
ferd1y- IA follows
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13

Nj Rufus Ha'cAs circulars. while confirming much
who c-omc hut perhaps mpalaabc tI4tl, have, a~ Uc
arc satisfied done injustice the ol th, chi
caco and Northwestern Railway 30 accusing them Of
making q profit OF many millions Oh Land grants, while
III point o. fact. from information which cannot
doubt IL appears that ot the managers
la- either directly indirectly made any prolt
whatever IN land grants The Iowa Road
was originally leased by tlet Gaeua Company, and
came 10 the North Western by consolidation. and if
Blair and Ames made any "Hab" Of land, the North
western had nothing to do with il. And If Barney
grabbed anything from the WiHoIa Road, Barney must
answer for II and not the Northwestern. Tie lud grant
Of III Peninsula Railroad went 10 that Company and it,
stockholders, and the ogden and Hldcn grab must
have been a handful Of air, FOR neither OF these
gentlemen ever had the advantage of penny over any
shareholder. These facts De easily verified 10y any
one who chooses investigate the matter. aud We hai
supposed that Mr. Hatch would have discovered his mis-
take since the publication OF his circular No 3d. but in
No the charge Is repeated, and % II but justice to the
manager. Of the Northwestern road that the statement
,hould be coutradcted and this do without any
sultati0n with them.
The gold market practically unchanged the deal
ncs having been exceedingly limited aud devoid OF ami
nation the entire haes having been made at lot ana
IlO The paid for carrying were . j. l.. ana ana
IA per cent lex Clearing House. ON the borrowing sde
the only rate was fiat The days business az the Gold
Exchange Bank was follows Gold cleared, SOjlOW
gold balances, sIOOGOl, and currency balances SllJ
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
guslructlor.

MLR,SCHooLINS5TIiIIU , y l,,l ,~lonnded lo'''
! To sid ,fo,c vro VEN. veilaalfei Teachers;
i",c!. ryrt a.. c1e-aa1, school rrorsri.
SmiarI le, nave foency Rcfcerc. made the
j. " SCHEaliEEHoRN A. NJ. Aciu,rr Il Boad.t SevYorl
a FIRST-CLASS SEMINARY for both sexes;
- hoard llld room uron I,n%mtG'I % %'lai ] @ I =, ,iD
a, c1-uicalon open rom NeYork and Philadelphia
1 HOME and PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION
" fr Young Bow, al, KINDS INSTITUTE H-mi'tesd l. J.
4 HOME SCHOOL for Young Ladies and
~ Cl r,u % Roe lil ItranF. Conn Mr. tA VII u
ROARDiNG sCH0,0h.u ~ ,y,r,-,.rv
R,t III FL jjsstS,oS pirrcir,' ,,a Fro,rc.or.
DEOOKFIELD INSTITUTE.-Thc SPRING
- I'm o. Madam Eoo.AISls SELECT BoAEDISGscHOoL
'. SAi4AE 5ooRaEN Broosa.4 Center Conn.
POYS' BOARDING SCHOOL at Wilton,
ds, '-'- ''--' ''--' '''''' 1rGtS1j> wmrLocE.
EARNLsT TEAcHll1N,l&5;a .rx.r v,x,orvrxr
YO%KTRS NIILITAItN INSTITUTE.
IoAAplNe 'cAooIE ElS5iafS E9s G2fNN NNAeoy
TE0LiSH and CLASSICAL BOARDING
ita... ,''o ., 'i'.' a. sE = :GSIGS < g S FraeT,l
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for Young La
~ "e. Iros,ruf Conn. NJ" EMILY NELSON Pr1cra-
HONE and SCHOOL for fifteen BOYS, from
d-t aiI1e. 'lS j.. iEs i, Pyf'E,b s1aey D,o, Co5
IRVING INSTITUTE, TaGytown, \. "a
Eoar2 sc. 'eT Toy pd a,'' ,' f T ' do
r L.N.HUN1's ENGLISH. CLASSICAL, and
~ FRENCH SCHOOL reopen, ct So hroaoTy srd o t.-a'e
Sr. % S. Pr H. ,sra tfa' ,dr M l. HrST & , PuS. S.
T[LNT Cottage Scmnary-A Family and Day
IL school @, A'H L''--e- ''' ,G G. @g0S Fs. G7r
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, White
VA f't..s New l0-f. f1.. &. h WILLIE tt.'
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
TIE MARKETS.

WFDNFsUtT AnrI 2 l37I
lCsrefuly Reported FOR Tar TuHrNRi
ASUFS-Po., age D demand light receipts
prices .ld.. We quote % - j Iers lu and nom.
ia.I 10 - l.a 30 25.
COTOS-Ir market duu and shade lower; slles i53 bales
@ m ,gruu- ilcliu- 1876 for export 7@ @'or mpou and
-alc~ a
tr =, Ic MAY lJ l.-ln0ljc. and 900 for
D. 5f; to-day 800 for April % J Gl5 iJ 70, oI for M
Jic lJ Ion June e 2UJ for Jug at l5.c W. quo
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13

The days transactions at the United States Treasury

Foreign exchange has been very hrnl, hut dalI nH
usual after the sailing Of the packet. Tie business was
mostly at no. less 1l6h for prime bankers oldny S"r
ling bills, although some leading firms were not anxious
to issue bills at the above rates The following were the
nnutaLons:
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"DEA1H AND THE AFTER-LIFE;:n
EIGHT CLAIR' 'OlANT LECTURES oN THE sUNhhh'iA'''
BI ANDREW JACKSON DAVIS.
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State bonds were active and generally higher on well
distributed business South Carolnas January and
july wcro exceptionally lower, having declined about
Der cent The following tuc bids
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NOTICE.-On and after THURSDAY, the
~ inst due the arst day Of Jauuafy act 80 ~
Gold Bords of thc of Aasms sic for me o
AAhams and ChsiAncoga Railroad COMPANY asg
Mortgage Bonds Of said RsoNi tomli
nom Alabama. WI b. pad Al voc
Bankne House Of DUNCAN. SHERMAN Co.. Husncal AseA'
the SAID State. "a,
All persons holding Fin, Mortgage Bonds of said Rsoa1
numbered above eco uiol h the Governor of The sac o "
hams requested them ssid Bsnkua 't'' @
registration ROBr b. LINDSAY Governor 81 stoIa