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: CINCINNATI.
srRps TOWARDS CURRENCY REsuMrrloN

STEPS TOWARDS CURRENCY RESUMPTION.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 9.-The Cincinnati
Clearing House Association, at meeting
this afternoon decided to issue no addi.
tional Clearing House certiticates,and also
retired $50,000 already issued, thus re-.
ducing the aggregate to $3.50, 600. They
also appointed q committee 10 devise a
plan for settlement between the banks,
while the process OF retiring the certifi.
Gates shall be proceeding. and instructed
President Cooke to correspond with the
Clearing Houses oi New York and other
cities, relative to the mode and time Of
currency resumption.
The Ohio and Mississippi railroad Dl.
rectors met to day. The Auditor reported
twelve hundred thousand dollars net
earnings lsstyear, being 10 per cent more
than last year.
TheNew Orleans steamboat Captains
organized q season today, with ten boats
Three boats will leave weekly. Three
men are to govern the line, and the wharf
boat company will transact It's business
Each boat puts up one thousand dollars
forfeit.
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DEATHS At sHREvBP0RT.
COLORADO
The Indian Raid and Slaughter of
Cattle along the Upper Arkansas.

Cattle along the Upper Arkansas.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. "a letter from
Pueblo, Colorado, October 9th gives the
datails Of wanton daughter and scat
tering of cattle by the Indians In eastern
and southern Colorado, along the upper
waters OF the Arkansas river. II appears
that on September 2Sth . party OF some
three hundred indians, consisting OF
Cheyennes, Arapahoes and klowas came
into the Arkansas valley from the south
and camped opposite Ft Lyon and near
Los Animas. The commanding officer of
Fl. Lyon had talk with the chiefs, but
could learn nothing Of the intentions oi
the Indians. They claimed the country
as their own, and said they proposed TO
roam over 1t as they pleased. They were
all warriors, each armed with breech-
loading government rifles and one or two
good revolvers, bows, spears, &c. The
commandment at Fl. Lyon requested the
band TO return to their reservation, 10
which they replied that they would when
ready, and talked very imprudently. Two
days after they lett. proceeded up the Ar.
kansas river through the settlements, scat.
tered in bands along the various tributa-
nv streams and commenced an indiscrim-
mate slaughter and stampeding OF cattle,
compelling the herders to cook for them,
This continued about week, during
which time several hundred cattle were
killed and excitement and CONSERVATION
existed among the settlers, large numbers
Of whom flocked into Pueblo and other
towns. at last accounts the Indians were
going toward the settlement on the
LOS Animas river, below the town Of
Trinidad, and tho citizens are arming in
defense. Several small companies have
already gone out to defend the settle
men,s. Two or three herders, who at
tempted to defend their herds, are report.
ed killed. The Indians came from the
reservation near Fort Sill. Military has
been asked for, but none has been received
up TO date.
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PITTSBURGH.
An Unfouudcd Rumor.

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 0-Rumors were
current to-day that the firm Of Springer,
Ilarbaugh s Co, Superior Iron Mills in
this city had suspended. This rumor
doubtless arose from the fact that some
time since, the firm oi Harbaugh, Matthias
y Owens, who were operating the Supe-
sior Iron Mills, stopped the manufacture
Ofrails, the demand tor which had ceased;
but they have in no way suspended busi-
ness. They are considered one Of the
strongest firms In this community. The
firm Ol Springer, Harbaugh & Co, have
no connection with the Superior Iron
Mills, but arc engaged in the wool and
commission trade. They have met all OF
their obligations promptly and are in
good condition. ...
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"A Berlin dispatch says that Count
Won Lederchowiski, Archbishop Of Mo.
sen and Posen, is seriously III.
Six companies Of the 9Th Infantry and
four Of the 9th, rcterniDg from the Vel
lowstone country, reached Omaha on the
steamer Joscphcne Thursday morning.
The Elliot block, In Newton, Mass,
owned by J. w. Bacon, was burned last
night. Bacon's loss Is $4,000; insured
for $4,000. Other losses not stated.
--Bushog s. Bros, bankers at Reading,
Pa, suspended Thursday morning. The
bank will remain open ior adjustment oi
accounts. Their assets will meet all lia.
billties '..a1 h0
Mrs. Mlria NJ. Kirkland, formerly a
correspondent, OF the Chicago Tribune
was seriously injured at Huntington, L.
l., Thursday morning by being thrown
from her carriage. .y.~y
"A convention Of colored Republicans
of New York State has resolved that 1t is
Tor the beat interest Of the colored voters
Of the State TO perpetuate their seperate
political organization. This action was
taken on the proposition that all colored
organizations be disbanded and their
members join Republican organizations in
various districts.
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CHICAGO.
Anniyersa1y OF lhe Great Fire.

Anniversary Of the Great Fire.
CHICAGO, Oct 0-The Board Of Trade
adjourned Ut halt past 10 o'clock to-day
In accordance with the Mayors proclama.
ton, this being the second anniversary OF
the burning OF Chicago.
TIE INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION.
The attendance at the Exposition was
Immense, being at least rs 900 during the
forenoon and afternoon, and this evening
not less than 40 900 were In the buildings.
The number OF visitors from the country
10 daily increasing. A notable event In
connection with tho celebration, was the
performance this evening by Theodore
Thomas orchestra, Of the programme
which was to have been rendered by
them on the night Of the city's desIuc-
lIou, two years ago. with the addition Of
grand anniversary festival march, writ
ten especially for the occasion.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 9-Flour-Dull and
nominal. Wheat-Firm for amber; quiet
for medium grades; choice white 81 75a
l 70: fair to prime 81 Goal 70; choice am
ber 81 75s1 80; good TO prime red 81 Goa
1 70; common to fair 81 40a1 65. Corn
Mixed western quiet OF 65c, 0ats-scarce
and wanted; western mixed 47a4Sc; white
6Oc. Rye-Nominally unchanged. Pro
visions-Very quiet and nominal Buttel
Western strong; good 70 choice 25aS0c
Coffee-Nominal. Whlsky-Quiet at 81
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BOSTON.
100000 rraR ta ,1, M CAMBRIDGE. n1

/, BosroN, Oct. GA fro broke out this
evening 10 tho box factory OF George .
Page & Co., Broadway, Cambridge,
which was entirely destroyed. The fire
caught 10 the engine room, and burned
with rapidity, spreading to q lumber
wharf belonging 10 the same company
where large amount OF lumber was, de.
stroyed. One hundred men were employ
ed In the building, all of whom were
thrown, out Of employment; The loss ID
estimated at 100000; partly insured.
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New York state Temperance Conveu.
ton,

UTICA, Oct 9.-The State Temperance
Convention here to-day was attended by
only fifty delegates. No nominations oi
State officers was made. AplaIorm was
adopted asking Congress to suppress the
importation, manufacture and sale Of
liquor; that they will vote only for Legis.
laIors favorable to this prohibation; re.
commend tho citizens OF the State 10
unite in securing from the next Legisla.
ture a law submitting TO the people
question Of prohibation and urge the en-.
forcement OF the present law against Sun.
day traffic in liquor.
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The Trial OF Stokes.

NEW YoRK, Oct o,-Ths trial Of Ed
ward 8. Stokes for the murder Of James
Fisk, Jr, was resumed this morning.
Judge Davis sustained the challenge 70
the array ofiurors, and the counsel for the
prisoner asked leave to withdraw It, as
serting that the investigation by them
showed that the panel was drawn in the
usual way and without intention 10 preju'
dice the case. The work Of empannelIug
Ajury then began
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CINCINNATI, Oct 0-Flour-$7 0Oa
715. Wheat-Firm at 81 40al As. Corn
Quiet at 52.53c. Rye-steady at s2s
s3c. Osts-Steady at 3S.45c. Barley
Firm, for best fall 81 85a1 80. Mess Pork
Steady, sales at SIS 90 Lard-Quiet;
steam 79c, generally held OF &C.; kettle 81
stc, Bulk Meats-Dull and nominal;
houlders 7ic; sides nominal; clear rib 7t
asc; clear eaetc. Bacon-Quiet; small
sides largely nominal; shoulders 6fc; clear
rib sides etc; clear sta9c. Whisky-Quiet,
sales at 90c.
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YELLOW FEVER.

EXEMPTION OF NURSES AND PHYSICIANS
AT SHREVEPORT.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 9.-Of the nurses
and physicians sent by the Howard AS
sociatiOn to Shreveport, not one has
taken the fever. '' n
NURSES FOR MEMPHIS.
Fiuy.six nurses have been sent by
them TO Memphis, and to-day the follow
ing was received:
7 1TtTiGlT 700 MEMPHIS, October.
To ". S. Pie, President Of the HoIodrd
Association. '
Send US twenty-five female nurses in
addition TO those previously ordered. The
fever Is increasing. Several Of our first
citizens have died.
[Slgned,l A. d. LAuaHsrAFF.
President.
Mr.. Pike states that the nurses will be
sent forward tomorrow. .rztrs
BACKBONE OF THE SHREVEPORT EPIDEMIC
~rir7 ..r- BROKEN. .,sl- t
SHREVEPORT, LA, Oct. IA Pieayune
special says Dr., Burns says the backbone
OF the epidemic Is broken, but that only
Ice will destroy poison more malignant
than any he ever met.
.EE DEATHS AT SHREVEPORT.
sHREyRpoRT, La, Oct. 9.-The follow
ing are the deaths occurring to-day ::
Adeline Wurham White, aged Al years;
Mary Burk, Is months; Richard Field 70
years; Nat. Wright, 80; Leila Sweatzer,
is months; Frank Boak, 80 years; Hiram
3 weeks; j. w. Stuart, 40 years;
Rev. Father Leozonnet, age not given;
and Dan Brooks, colored. o4
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New YORK prY Goods Market.

NEW YoRE, Oct. 9.-The dry goods
business continues to improve with job.
bers, and orders are arriving from all
parts Of the country. Commission houses
are actively employed in making deliv-
cries and receiving fresh orders from Job
bers. The market for cotton goods steady
and more active. Medium grade bleached
shirtings selling well. Prints and worsted
dress fabrics In good demand.
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LITTLE ROCK.

MEDICAL Observation-Disclosures GRAND
CHAPTER.
LITTLE Rock, Oct. 9.-The State Med.
ical Association and Masonic Grand
Chapter Tor tho State met here today. 7
The Grand Lodge Of Masons meets on
Monday. The State Fair opens on the
same day. There was another frost this
morning,
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The new Odd Fellows Hall, cor
ner Of Pearl and Church streets, was ded.
icated with the usual ceremonies to-day.
The attendance was very large.
]. p. Coss and Andrew Peters, who
were arrested some time ago on charge
of procuring and sbetting an abortion,
causing the death OF Mrs. Barbara Kaunr
were before Judge Abbey, oi the Police
Court to-day. Peters was discharged
and Coss bound over 10 the sum Of $4,000
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Oct. 9-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-No. 1 spring 81 II;
No. Q do 81 0S Corn-No. Q mixed 374
a37i Oais-No 2, 33c Rye-GJc. Bar.
ley--Fall No. 2, 81 SO; No 8. 81 1871 10;
Provlsions-Quiet and unchanged. Mess
Pork-$l4 81. Lard 7hs7fc Bulk
Meats and Bacon-Quiet aud unchanged,
nothing doing. Whisky-92c.
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NEW ORLEANS.

DEATH OF a DISTINGUISHED RoIEsIAsTc
Nav ORLEANS, Oct. 9-Very Rev. q.
GOud, ol the Society Of Mary, and PresI-
dent Of tho st. Mary Jefferson College,
parish of 1t Johns, died there yesterday,
after an illness Of only three days. He
was one OF the most distinguished priests
Of this arch diocese, and was in the prime
Oi lie. 'iitt V 1-S...l, 1.t
DEATH OF PRIESTS AT SHREVEPORT.
Rev Father LeCsout died Of yellow fever
At Shreveport this morning. He was tho
Secretary Of the Bishop of Nstchitoches,
and makes the fifth priest OF that diocese
who ha. been stricken by the scourge, hav.
llg left Natchitoches few days ago TO as.
s@ the suffering at Shreveport,
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schooner In Distress.

BosroN, Oct. 0.-The schooner Lucy
Nancy was dismasted and water logged
near Cape Ann, in the galeot Wednesday.
The Captain and crew took TO tho boats
and when discovered this morning, one
man. vas dead, another had just been
washed overload and lest, and the Cap-
tain was barely alive IN ~ a
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PARIS.
THR DAzA1NR COURT MARTIAL.

THE BAZAlNh COuhr MARTIAL
PAREs, Oct. 0.-In the Bazatne court
martial to-day, the hearing ofM RIVERS
report was concluded, and the documents
appended were read. One relates TO dis
patches sent and received by the accused,
and shows that o miscarriage Of those
which Bazaine addressed to McMahon,
precipitated the catastrophe Of Sedan.
Count De Chambord has lett Frohsdorf,
his destination is unknown.
NJ. Grevy, formerly President oi the
Assembly, will soon publish letter, de.
clariug in favor Of the Republic.
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DEATH OF PRIESTS AT SHREVEPORT.
LOUISVILLE.
Killed by a Failing Mnn.

hIIItu by u FHIIIhg VIII.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 9,-While the work.
Ien were tearing down an old brick
building on Market street to-day, a por.
lion Of the wall fell, crushing to death
CHARLES Smith, a laborcr, who had gone
Into the cellar. s..-.- ~ 20 I.E3
CONTRIBUTIONS FOR MEMPHIS AND
sHRRvRPoRT. rU
The contributions Tor the Memphis aud
shreveport sufferers since Saturday have
averaged 81 600 per day. Tho subscrip.
Gon work will be continued through tho
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WASHINGTON.
Arrival OF the Taaiapoosa with the
Polaris Survivors.

PolaTis Survivors.
WARRINGTON, Oct 9.-The steamship
TsllspOosa arrived last evening and was
snchored In the stream. No communica'
lion was permitted from shore with the
Polaris survivors.
Secretary Robson is making inquiries
into the loss OF the Polaris, by an exam
nation Of the survivors.
TuEPoLARls SURVIVORS.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-The examina-
lion Of Buddington's party will be chiefly
in the interest Of science. The party
now here have several of the records OF
the lost ship. The Secretary Of the Navy
N day said BIO did not credit the reports
which have recently been renewed that
CNntaip Halls death was the result OF ioul
means, and il appears that all who were
nrespnt at the former investigation are
CONVINCED that the commanding officers
Death was from natural causes alone.
1NcREAsE OF CURRENCY.
Outstanding legal tenders, $S5S,966,.
48s The Treasury reserves arc now be-
jDg daily drawn upon to pay only the
actual @ expenses Of the Government.
There Is no apprehension at the Depart.
ment m that the draft upon the "a 100000
will be very heavy. In the ordinary
course OF business, the outstanding legal
tenders are now shown 10 be over 1885,.
10000, which will be reduced to these
figures at the earliest practicable moment.
Il NAV be before the issue Of the next
public debt statement. The Secretary
emphatically asserts that the outstanding
legal tenders are not TO exceed the mini.
mum figures a day more than the abso'
lutte demands Of the Government require.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

Prof Marsh's Exploring Party.
Ban FRANoIsco, Oct. 9-Prof. Marsh
and party arrived from Oregon by the
steamer last night. They leave Tor the
Rocky Mountains next week, 10 spend
Snolher month In explorations. and will
return cast In November
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PIrrsnuRon, Oct. 9-River unchanged.
Weather clear and cool frost this morning.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. Ono change in the
river. No prospect Of rain.
CINcNNATt, Oct. 9.-RiVer three feet,
ten inches and falling.
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steam on the Raging Canal.

BUFFALO, toct. 9.-The steam canal
boats, VIM. Newman and VIM. Baxter,
left, to-day, for Syracuse, with full loads
oi grain. They are competing for the
State prize OF 100000! Several other
boats are loading and will follow.
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PHILADELPHIA.
STRIKE OF FEMALE OPERATIVES.

STRIKE OF FEMALE OPERATIVES. K
PHrLADE1parA, Oct 0.-The female
operatives in Campbell's Mill, at Wana.
quak, have struck In consequence of the
reduction Of wages, and five days work IN
the week. They are visiting the mills 10
induce a general strike. - ~
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PROBABILITIES.
Low barometer In Minnesota, and will
probably move southeastward without in
creasipg in extent.
For Friday over upper lakes, fresh 10
brisk southeast and northeast winds and
cloudy or partly cloudy weather with fall
Ing barometer.
For the Northwest, rising barometer
northwest winds and clear and cloudy
weather. .
For the lower lakes, increasing easterly
winds with cloudy or partly cloudy
weather, .
For New Euglaud and middle States,
northerly winds and clear hazy weather.
For the Southern and Cult States, north
east to southeast winds, higher barometer
and generally clear weather except for
the western Cult coast. where cloudy
weather and possibly light rain is proba'
BILE.
Cau,lonary signals are ordered for Chi
cage, Milwaukee and Grand Haven.
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,Ks-Fluctuated widely; "

SToCKs-Fluctuated widely; western
Union opened at 8Si, fell to 5S. and closed
at OIL; Panama 95as9; Rock Island 92,
Ss1as9t; Lake Shore 49,, 70ia70J; New
York Central oct, 904a9Os; Wabash 45s,
46a43s; 81. Paul 33, 3la3li; Northwestern
49,, 4l4a4s; Pacific Mail 33t, 32a82i;
Union Pacific closed at an advance Of !
over the opening, being the exception;
Ohio 2ss, 2Ga9ei; Erie 40ta47li St. Joe
24ta22; Cleveland, Columbus & Indiana
Central 22sa2le. The decline was more
or less marked in the remainder OF the
list. The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Railroad Directors declared 4 per cent
dividend to- day. The transfer books close
Nov. II, and the dividend is payable Nov.
10. This dividend has been delayed In
consequence Of the difficulty in collecting
money. Si "t'+ '.. "'
The steamer Celtic, which left Liver
pool to day, brings $1,000 for New York.
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LIVERPOOL, Oct 9.-The City OIL New
York and Wyoming, from New York, ar.
rived out.
New YORK, Oct 9.-Arrived-Steamer
Australia, from Glasgow. II
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CLEVELAND.
WORK OF TIE wu1sKY DEMoN.

CLEVELAND, o, Oct 0.-Thc wife Of
Barney Curtin was found in the saloon
belonging 10 her husband, No. 1853 Seneca
street, this afternoon, terribly cut up and
bruised. She states that her husband
came home drunk last night and beat and
kicked her until sho was insensible. Her
recovery 10 doubtful. Curtin was found
in bed, with terrible attack o! delirium
tramana
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Arrival of Irving, lihc Nathan Mur-
deTer In New York,

New York, Oct. 0-Detectives arrived
this morning with John T. Irving who
made the statements in San Francisco
that he was present at the killing Of Mr..
Nathan in this city about three years ago.
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The Conductors Convention at BOs.
ton.

BosroN, Oct. 0.-The Conductors Con.
yentlon TO day amended their bylaws SO
that no member Of another insurance as.
sociation could hold office In the Conduc.
tors Association, and inability to perform
manual labor will en.itle o member TO
the award provided in event OF death.
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triumph OF christianity in, 1ndia;' when
His people east and west, north and south,
would be- as one people in Christ.
"Fron Greenland's icy mountains"
was sung, closing the proceedings.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

Arrival Of Sir Sam. Baker and Wife.
LONDON, Oct. 10, GA. M.-Sir Samuel
Baker and wife have arrived in England
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SPAIN.
rms sERaE oF CARTAoRNA

THE stRGE OF CARTAdRNA. 's
MADRID, Oct. "a brisk cannonading
was kept up yesterday by the Republican
ierces besieging Cartagena. During the
day many Of the insurgents deserted. The
National squadron Is momentarily expec-
ted at Cartagena. i1' " .a-'
GREAT cARLIsT VICTORY CLAIMED.
LONDON, Oct 9-The Carlists profess
to have received information that Gen.
Ollo on the 9th inst. defeated and routed
the army OF General Morionese near Cir.
csqui, and compelled 1t TO retreat 10
Puenta La Reina, thirteen miles south.
west Of Pamplena, leaving behind them
a large number OF dead and wounded.
The Carlists claim this as the greatest vic.
tory oi the campaign.
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Weather Report.
PRoBABILrriEs.

wAA DKPARTnxN7,
uyriuR or fHH CHIEF SIoNAL OPHfoBh
WARRINGTON, D. c., oct $500 ?. y.
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RIoE,s Point presents busy aspect, Towards its
southern part, gang of men are completing Mr., Pc
tries new saw mill. This mill enjoys the shipping IA
cilites of large dock at hand which projects
into St Louis Bay. 1t will be ready TO saw and ship
lumber by the opening of.Lake navigation.
Beyond, and above, looms up woik for the new
blast furnace which viii now probably, push along to
IN early completion and be a big thing for kice's
Eoint.
Yet further on Is shoenberger and Bryants Iron
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TIE WHEAT FIELD OF AMERICA!
! HealMJi1 Climate, Free Homes, Good Markets.

Heaihjid Climate Free Homes, Good Narhes
TIE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD offers for sale its
LANDS CENTRAL MINNESOTA, ing:
Lana 2 Timber for the Mi, Farm
Rich Prairie Pastu'age Natural Meadow
by Lakes and running sreams-in healtul
climate where Fever and Ague i, unknown
GRAIN be shipped hence By lake market cheaply
Central Illinois, Cars thro gh
these Lands Lake Superior Dakota Price # land close
track 81 IS co per further away 81 50 $o0
SEVEN YEARS CREDIT Warrutee Deeds Northern Pacific 730
BONDS selling at par received for land at S1o No other
occupied Lands present such advantages settlers
SOLDIERS under the New Law March 1872 get 100
FREE the railroad, by years r.sidence.
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED RATES furnished from
principal points purchasers railroad lands
Government Homesteads Purchasers their
and children the
the Settlers Colonies ger Railroad Land
Gove~uIqent II0mestead5 close to the track.
Send containing full information map aud copy
o Homestead Law. Address:
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC R. r.
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA,
or 20 FIFTH AVE, NEW YORK.