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Proposals for Carrying Mails.

DOsT OFFICE,
N mEMPHIs, TENN January l. 1871
- sealed proposals Tor the trans gOftatlJu
or lne mails between tuls Office and tho
steam boat landing, three times a week. viii
Ds received aU this office until the 2Uth inst
All DDS thus received VIII be forwarded
unopened, to contract Office Of P. o. Deusrf-
meat.
No contract Is required to be executed, but
persons Dlddlng must be honest and capable,
ana not less thau Us years old. All persons
engaged IN the mail service are required to
lake the oaths prescribed by acts OF Congress
on July z ls6Z, and March 3. 1861 and com
monty called the " test Oaths."
= U blds must be sealed and indOrsed " Bid
Tor transporting mail between P. U. and
steamboat landing"
BY order of P. NJ General.
jag j. DELOACH 2 NJ
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GENERAL SUMMARY.
A Csnnrsssnan Ne Nnrs

HARRISBURG, Pa, January H.
John Csvodc died at the United States
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Non Resident Eotics

No. l43-N r. In the First Charcerv Cont m
shelby county Teuuessee-EIIeu E. Myers
vs.. Rosa Laski et al.
I I appearing from orders entered in this
cause making the answers OF r IL. and
Rosa Laski, Henry Z, and Leila r. King.
heretofore Med herein, cross bills in the
cause that the defendants thereto. to-vit.
Mary u. DrummOud formerly NJ q mead
ans and her husband, - Drummons! are
uou-resldents Of the State OF Tennessee and
tHaB the names and residences OF the heirs OF
Ellen r Myers deceased. are unknown:
10 is therefore ordered. that they make
their appearance herein, az the court house
ln lne city CT Mem phIsr Ienue-ses. on or be-
I9re the hrst Monday Ia February. 1871. and
plead, answer or demur 20 the said cross
bills, or tas same viii be taken for confessed
as 70 them and set for bearing eEparue. and
JnaG copy of this order be published once a
week, for four succe sive weeks, in the Mem
pills Appeal
A cOpy-at,esb:
HDMUND A. COLE,
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no nR Y
TO FOUNDERS.

OITY ENGINEERS OFFICE.
- MEMPHIS, TEgE Janu 7ry TO- IsTI
- Sealed proposals wiz be received at
this ohiee until u o'clock m. Friday, January
Ath inst, for furnishing hfty iron lamp
posts for the streets Of the city. The city re-
serves the right TO reject any OF all Of the
bids For further Information apely at this
office. J.H. HJNPHRE.Ys
1aLZ Tffr- E7r1Fv..5-
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THE WAR.
GREAr FRENCH VICTORY.


GREAT FRENCH VICTORY.
BORDEAUX, January 1.-THE Honj-
tear publishes the following news
rom the Army of the asst: 4" Rouge
mont, January "a battle was fought
north of this place to-day, ending at
Z pm, with q victory to our arms.
Night prevents ascertainiug the full
extent Of our success. The General
commanding bivouacked in the center
of the battle field, and all pre-assigned
positions are occupied by our troops.
We carried Villereaxel, which was
the key to the enemy's position, with
shouts Of long live France and the
Republic"
LIVELY GUNPOWDER.
LONDON, January IO.-English ira
velers bear testimony to the gener-
Gus treatment accorded French pris-
Ouers in the hands of the Germans.
The British government has order
ed a series Of experiments, which are
now Ia progress, to ascertain the ap-
plfCabilIty to guns now in use of
new kind Of gunpOwder, which, it is
claimed, is Of uncommon strength.
THB PEACE CONFERENCE.
The Brussels Echo, of the 10th, says
that the Belgian militia has again
been summoned to the frontier, and
that the staff officers have already as
sembled at a point in the neighbOr-
hood Of LOugWy. The PrUssians con-
tiuue the investment OF Givet, town
on French territory but near the Bel
gian frontier.
Berlin letters to the London Jour
mails assert that the London Conference |
is likely to consider the question of
peace, in case of surrender of Paris
during its session. The letters also
state that Earl Granville is RESPONSE /
ble for the pOstpOnement of the as
semblagp of the Conference.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

CHERRY-The friends and atquaintauce3
OF Mr.. Charles Miller and Misses Rosetta and
salile Miller are respectfully Invited 20 at
tend the funeral OF tbeir aunt, Miss MARY
CHERRY, from their residence, No. $50 Main
street. this (TH URSDAY1 afternoon. at three
O'Clock Services by the Rev. DR.. Bowman.
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LONDON, January II. II 80 am COnsoIs, g25z
Bonds quiet; 20s Of 1867, $50; the rsst are
unchanged. Stocks firm.
LIYERPooL, January Ii.-CottOn easier, but
not lover; sales estimated al l2090 bales.
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Consumption Positively Cip-sil- UDhag,is Frs,h
Meut Cure
NATILL cure Bronchitis, Consumption, al
w Lang Diseases and Splitting on Blood
and strengthen and build up the system to
us healthy condition. This has been tested
by Prof IrOsseau in Two Thousand cases Ia
the hospitals of Paris, IN which it cured
nearly every case, and tn this country by the
appreciation OF the physician many hopeless
cases have been restored 10 heaIsh. One bot
tle VIII prove IT'S efficacy. sold 81 90 per bot
tie, or six Tor So co.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY RCOWDEN,
uyAi "nd PhiIadelphia'
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H0LL0WAYs YERMIFUGE CoNFECTl0Ne

H0LL0WAY'S VERMlFUGE CONFECTI0Ne
TWENTY Y years experience has proved this
4 the most popular remedy wi Jh physi-
clans and parents for those pests of child
hOOd-W Orms They are pleasant to take
and always effective in eLpslIug the Worms
and bOnlng the system up 70 its normal
condition. Beware OF COunUarfeiLs and imi-
tatiOns, The genuine have the signature OF
the prOpristOrs On the wrapper OF each
package.
PHILADELPHIA.
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CLERK and Masts
10y X j. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master
"a ID. Welsh and Vance & Anderson solicit
Ors for Complainant fs-nT
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mEGHAHlCs' INSTITUTE


MnGHArrsl NAr1oEA1 BANK.
81 MEWpEEIs. TlzgE.- Deceu 1ar L7 ls7l-
rFVHE annual meeting ef the sraciElol1e-4
ing hOuBe. No, 2e9 Malu street., on the ils4
urOKi1uu. between the hours OF ll am all 2
pm, for the purpose Of aladlin9 ll1aetl'-a ---
the ensuing TeaE.
fsIs JOHN J. FREFa aIltT. cashier
Notice or WIeCez On
a MEETING af policy hoItera of the LIE
~ Aszoclatfun OF aEueflca Hll pc as-4 Z.
ffs narane once. fu the gilF ll 30 Aa.l ~
the efaef1uE OF efE let14l a1l q ---
an TTTRsDAY IanuarT 81 III Fol-l open
- ~ t1-17- - - " HAl-LEE salEatrys
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MOBILE, January u-CottoD quiet; mid
dltngs, H1Ics net receipts, l729 bales; exports
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NEW AMERICAN STEAMSHIPS.

The Senate Committee on Post
/ offices and PostrOads agreed at a
meeting to-day to report favOrably
upon the bill to establish a line Of
American steamships between San
NFrancisc0 and Australia, stopping at
Honolulu and one or two other ports (;
and grant an annual subsidy for
twelve years Of S50O,G90, with the
consideration that thirteen trips be
made each year.
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GALVESTON, January ll.--COttOn firm; Iaid-
dlings l85lc; net receipts, 1912 bales; exports
COastWise, 1922 bales; sales, ll50 bales; stock
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CHARLESTON. January ll.-Cottou steady I;
middlings, 1890; net reosipfs, 1923 bales; ex-
ports, to Spain 2299 bales, and coastWise s;si
bales; sales, 600 bales; stock, "a ,803 bales.
MOBILE.
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WASHINGTON.
OFF wTTH THFTR Heads.

WASHINGTON, January 1.-THE re-
ductiOn of the number Of assistant
assessors to this date, for the purpose
of consolidation, is j43-nesrly tWen-
ty-fOUr per cent. Of the whole number
in the service October ], 1870. This
viii effect a saving to the Government
Of over $500, 900 per aunum. 1t is es-
timated that a future reduction Of
quite 200 assistant assessors will be
made before the work Of cOnsolida-
ton is completed.
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whom he wanted a fen words, en-
ter d saloon, which, by the way,
had an exit on another street, and
Lipp to wait at the corner
land anuse himself for just five
minutes, he rushed after his friend.
aLiPp waited I've, teni fifteen, yea,
thirty minutes, but 70 Howard
when beginning to smell rat he
,tyended his way to the boat, where
he was informed that, no Howard
had goods on board for Jefferson;
no Howard had left funds with the
clerk, and thati in fact Hegsrd was
,a-swindling myth, who had gone
of to find the dapper little confede-
rate who presented the blk to di
vide with him the proceeds Of the
little game Playedppon Iipp. Lipp
is disguised with himself and New
Orleans, and win not put his foot
of that boat until she reaches Def
,ferson, and viii eschew al new &C.
.auaintance, especially from Ala
bama, bound for Texas. rra
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God Counts. al


"A brother aud sister wera play-
Ing ii tile dining room VIXEN their
mother set basket ofcakes on
the tsa table and went ont.
How nice they look I ssid. the
boy, reaching 70 take one.
His sister earnestly objected, and
eYeadrow back his hand, ropeat.
ing that it was againss Eheir moth-
er's directions.
She did not count the1n, said
the Kttlo boy.
'Bnt perhaps God did. replied
Ire little sister.
81 he withdrew from The temp
tation. and sitting down. seemed
10 mediate.
You arc right, ssfd he. looking
~ her with i cheerful yet sayious
Dir; God does count. fag tha Bible
says the hairs of our had are num-
bored.
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The NIightv Fallen.

The St...PauI Press saws The
Mississippi has almost dried up.
The majestic river, whose magnifi-
cent volume two tlousaud niles
from its OusIst, has been the theme
Of the tourists admiration; 60
broad and deep that 4 seemed
some grand cstuary Of the ssa on
which the navies Of the world
might ride, has shrunk To Nero
ridiculous creek, and It's thin and
attenuated current cravIs laziIy, as
if it were ashamed of its shruhk
shanks, among low, red, bare sub
marine ridges and beaches Of sand
thatIhaye never seen thesun befofs,
so far as human knowledge goes,
since God separ ated the waters
from the dry land. The water has
never been So low within the ne
mory d. the oldest hlhabhapt.
Herds 81 cattle bask In the sun
shine on the dry bed 81 tie great
river, ten or fifteen feet under the
level of the waters, where q
few months ago great fleets of
steamboats, rode at viii Boys With
their trousers rolled up To their
knees, sound with their feet the
grand mysterious depths which
have engulfed so many wayWard
boys and hapless men whom aoci-
dentor rashness has entangled, in
the strong swift untlert0w!
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Cotton -Manufaeturea.

o .-.
b. The South, published IN the city
Of New York, says A pound Of
cotton worth zoe. may bs woven
into three yards Of cotton goods
worth 6Oc.y and if printed 75o. How
is'this value added to the pound
of raw Cott6n2 By magic I? No.
BY adding mechanical skin, labor
and capital. Are these qualities
especially confined to any people +?
| by no means. There Is no more
Intelligence required to spin cot
ton than to plant cultivate and
market it. There is not as mach
capital necessary to conduct che
Spinning and weaving Of cotton as
is invested in the land and labor
for its production. Is the manu-
facture of cotton goods incompati-
Bile with the production Of cotton /?
Not at all. The field bands Who
make the cotton are NOT fit for ty-
ing nots OF watching looms and
spindles. Nor are the wSa hands
fat for the field. But tho Southern
people hare both these classes.
Two people out of every Eve are
tit for the feld. One ou. of the
other three, or 20 per cent. OF any
population, il tit for hand work
rfor what Bacon' called long ago
the work of the finger, not the work
81 the arm. There is, then, abun-
dant unemployed labor in the
South to convert the raw material
into the woven fabric. These two
interests do not conflict. Ghey are
reciprocal and identical. To thess
clements, however, must he added
cheap food, fuel andmotiye power.
These elements may 30 combined
N the South as well as elsewhere.
we have lately cited the profits Of
the cotton mills at Augusta and
Columbus, Ga. two places which
command these facilities innn ex
,raordinary degree. We Eow add
4 Ehird, IN locality not quite So
aTorable perhaps has going to
show that our main proposition u
iorrect.
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~. The American Sportsman
says that the following IA i copy Of
q Poetical Invitation on tho sigR 81
the Beehive, an Ola inn at A6inu-
don, kept By William Honey
Within this hive we're an aliva;
Coed hgRaf makes ns funny
Fl YOU are dry, step i'll anG tlY
The flavor of our honey
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Rga Persons desirous Of haying job
printing done neatly, eSpetlitionsly and
cheap are invited to cal 1t the ofiiee
Of the Echo.
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Confidence Games--An A
labatnian Taken In.


TIE NO. BulEetin, says? An
unsophi5t5ca5ed AIaBamisn, afetoi-
ting in the iabial coghomsn Of J.
r.. Eipp, and fsfFashlag.inho-
, cen6e Of the waysa tIlst aie DARK
and Fhs'tFiclg That aafsnvdiiE lately
arrived IN tie city in his Way to
Texas, ~Here he pr6pdsesto estab-
1ish the future fIipp 'homtsttadi
p,ifsauance this intBntiohshs took
passage 5h the steaihg6at Giury
oven, for JeiFeFsdH, 'Fe2asadT
While lcdngidg abous athglboat
he made the aatduniBan6el iof j
spruce, business looking fellow.
who gave his namd Oh Reward
or, to speak correctly and to the
point, Howard made tie Acduaint-.
tance 81 Lipp, ana adiseo5gdriugt that
the latter hailed fIon4i iklabama,
becadie his sRoRtf irishd ,4erF ma il
tarally;; for had not Howard been
keeping stora h ,Ealadsa, ALA
ma, and Ike IliP liPtaallai hainut.de-
tefmineadt0, ,lCHst 2 Iisz fortunes on
thesh6teshof the Lone Stsg State,
Pandsto Oomplete0the beeiReideRce,
had they hotgtakanaPp ppthe
samU Boatca aTltell naW 5fEiendship
wastpEopeFly camepthd aRd-cele-
brated .bbuloRsly, aud ipeeloqds OF
fragrant smoke curling from HEIava-
nasimPeFtedSfEQmo tbs Third \ 81; Dis
triet.. through, q noted smpgglerr,
whom the ohiYaF1coqs Howard had
once got ont 0f q terrible Rr ifsS ,,s.3 ,ss.c3rqpel
and whose gratitude made itself
manifest, through Che medium of
choice smuggied weeds. 9
The The .a acquaiiaitanc5es,, uiii 4 ss2 thts formed
under such fayorable circttmstanees
was \ a. fasas;t sa;' v4ergina 4rssi INTO Intimate
friendship - when Howard feiliem-
begfSed ~ tRat he he must it gS and took at
some ! me- fuirnnitu1iieH III Il Il T where vitb IS Stock
The ~ peg. home in JefstsoihP, ID which
city he intended to locate Is. a :mer;;
n chant, having II his j goods l ALREADY on
c.S,.; G,I hts'1@ nov II. gsGGSsl .SSs
0gstt e ~. do 80 Esx IS a -kallsg .
,!Mr, Llpp was coprteopSIyy lnNa-l
ted to lend hts taste and Judgements
in the selection Of suitable ffur-niAI
tire, and cheerfnllf gaze Sii asselts
The pair sauntered uptown, and
" wv u. .13alAt8 e8 l@2 HkaA$t I, -.
after visiting one or tWo.ilEllltqre
stores without finding anything to
satisfy the fas6dious ta5te 81 Hows
ard, they were aabout to search fur
tlie1, when they Wesemet byR dapaI
per little, gentleman who present.
ed Howard with % bill on which
thdu8 xassam unpaid balance Of
Sl5s Howard said thebhlWns all
hs haa eht tnely forgotten 4. |
aud thanked thed dappernan Yanna
N for calling his attention tn itI
but vet, rhdw prov0liRG,lle had ldftf
Ills pockat-boolI Ia aoharss ofI the |
5Ierk of the boat and haabtt a
,nati amount ~ change about him,
ind he was not reqdR af that mo
neiit To 60 back to the boat. But,
II, perhaps his dear friend Iipp,
ikewiso from Alabama. and also
FOUND for Texas, and singularly
nough on the same boat vouid
% kind enough to Accommodate
i'm uutil they should returnto the
yoat together. Of course Mr. Lipp
vas delighted TO render his new
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-12-02

BAr A physician states shat he
has the means Of knowing that five
hundred children were boEa on the
streets oi Chicago during Monday
and Tuesday nights Of the fire.
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There are 1904 languages spo.
ken in the world.
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- ITha Pannnn - I n. -

~ The Panama Star is the
following story of 6sai1e sakaeity:
When the dog wishes ID cr8ss q
river where alligators abgunIl, he
goes Pthe stream d good Ea4
ana barks with all I'his might. The
alligators 60 there ana wait for
him to get.in to swim across. The
dog knows intatiyeiy ahathe ii q
bout. When he sees, from the n6m-
Der Of shouts above water, that his
enemies have in gathered ID the
feast, he runs down the bsnK as
fast as ie car, ana sWims aesoss
before the aIligat6rS are awaFe Of
the trick thathas been played pp-
on them.
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TIIE WEEKEY ECHo. !

Published Ereyg Sataqriqg MoTal'ng.
a tIf ,is,ilrrta 84l Y-.aAoJg
,lrUo.f rsg Hsi d II atijH :.3eT
LA IlE.. G HAIRLESS S,Io4A.,
.aJC 3gIodJ BY 10aJ wsE
" II Is4AM NJ PRIAT, HIEIIfE II n II
lalIeEDIToH 4Np PRqPHIEToEi i,anT
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lIi1a 4 Itiw tadt aoiiisoq,a q af nam q,
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dagid edi antrd ,aatlo !'is iadi
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Euid aanho ban ,s9mit tn mil ras
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fnD"iih 10 90 D asaoJ I .7aD
9w daid~ mort e ,voE bsinb .aad
lie" ID ,i32ld~ ,qutrolI5l sdt ssdrirs
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isafnga HmUio0 aidl nj obsr trsm.
quo Jon PRINTING 6rFFcFa
% 65i3tIiB t3siio To- 8giGa ad9 Hfd~
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p1q grt 40 raqr ls,fsar wol ,ll
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ffoq '''titf os Eui~iar unrI r3ura'
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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-12-02
H8NInnths / s -NIontba. 12M6ntha
.F.nIrnfETrl 8 h.ik IS ER,

i,saIfA RE. prepared 10 enter Homesteaas.
"A investigate Rio Honlo claims and
Ia lskenrai patents for lands. Surveying
odrafafuIlv and faithfully done.l .AH in
.agfarrnntion regarding lnnds given to pal-
r. ties ut q distance forimodatate, eompen-
AgsRtionIl .baisa9.E ,4ui q biiH ,liu
isataIlakS. Charles, TIaa MARCH & al,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

WEnETp March 8-BEgyzS-NO cattle arrived Yesterday hut rs
PC eed Communpsw and 3l head e Wee
hawken today The CoRmnnp cattle for 4 w Aerion. and
sold hit OF the 3 Illinois Co Weehwken so
Of liza average sold .c sc r. per ewL The dead eis
show live stock be quoted higher only the
prospects rather better II e mind
aud Hood the sgn Mcdt alone will admit Of any
SuEEfAya to-day eseh Forty eghth-st and Coumuni
aud Noohswken making head Barely SO sheep
aryoi YESTERDAY that The market wOn be rcany ppet but for
the large quart live sheep held Yesterday.
Prices iue stronger will be by the sales Tho Forty
eiCha sheep all for Hume Ehott who sold % Of 6 10 state
sheep &c 10 of 81 b. &C. u Of % b. lie 70 Of 9Cl H. lei lOi OF
l0i lb. Re. AMI 90 CarGias. lf5l n, &c.
Iauyer Co. had Communpaw stock Of which
h Ohio sheep sold AZ &C.
also HAuver L f45
Illinois slccp. al n, sold Of
HoG@-Ariyai. s2 head Communyaw esch
foT W AcriOu Co. spring HAYNES d. H. Sherman and Mcbride
Co.. snd cars for Foeihs sughererS Prices without any
particular change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
BLIZABEIHIlWB & FLDIGLI
Railroad Of Kentucky
FIRST MORTGAGE
FIGET PR CEJ7. CONVERTIBLE D0IIS.

THIS rosl connecting the important POINTS q Louisville and Faduen
Is I5 miles long passes through deh agricultural and mineral rec
op Of the State Of Kentucky. The e wl be abuny aH~
tive ,,,
s miles Of this road already in Successful operation and u ef
rer that n Line Nil BE- opened Greuye, 80 miles in July ne1I
The western end Of the n which considerable amount has been
- will he pushed vigorously to completion The Company have
in GOOD and bona rte subscriptions amounting to s3oS0'OOO
~ which the City Of Louisville subscribed s ,OO0,OOO
These Bonds only lien upon tie property and franchises o. ta
n,,v and an additional safeguard purchasers deposited with
the UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF NE"'ioEh' Wme9
will Day over proceeds the Railroad Company oa IN he fA1o 81
construction =,
The management Is IN hands Of most responsible and avo''h
Known citizens Kentucky with the guaranty Of thI aoe ana
direction and large amount Of stock subscribed ue Doh
form a very safe and desirable investment
The COUPONS are PAYABLE on March and September at
the Bank Of America, Eew-York .
Tie Bonds offered at the Low price Of ~! cents ana
terest and with confidence recommend them 10 investors a. '
ougbly safe security. ,. o., .,curpp L 70 Il Broad.s,
HALLGARTEN Co.. D Broadst
w ALEXANDER SMITH Co, 40 Willst