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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-30

The market opened with a fair demand and fac.
tors asking sitter prices in accordance with the
edvance at New York. but bdyers refused to 90 en-
unless at Saturdays rates, or a fraction less, and
up to noon only a limited business had been done.
hardly reaching 1000 bales, mostly at figures show
ing no ~qliotable variation, after which the pressure
OF the heavy supply of the medium aud lower
grades enabled buyers to obtain some concessions.
which stimulated the demand, aud the movement
became quite active, resulting in the liberal sales
noted above. The above applies t. low mifdIinp
and the lower grades. Middling and the better
qualities were offered spar. ngly, and commanded
1ull prices, III many cases showing an improve.
ment of sc. The sales included ordinary, good
style. at 124c; good ordinary at 1917 and 1873, e.
strict good ordinary at AZ aud 14kc; strict gooo
ordinary to low middling at Axe; low middIng at
H4, AZ, Is and 15t.c; low middliDg TO strict low
high style do at Is &C; middling at l6 ana Is !. {; mid,
ding TO strict middliug at lG2sc, and strict mid.
ding at l6as and 1910 The heavy business bav.
ing taken OIL a large proportion of tie lists pressing
on the market, the latter closed with rather more
. rsdiness, and Ike was refused for strict good
o4o nary to low middling held at lac.
The amount on shlpDOard not cieal ed, going on
board aud engaged for sh .pment was set down AT
the opening this morning at l21 coo ba lies, embracing
- ,O9O FOR Liverpool, 81, 900 for Havre, 5000 for SPAN
oOO0 for the Mediterranean 1000 for Bremen. 10 Oh
for the North sea and 5000 for the North. which.
when deducted from the stock on hand by orr
running statement Saturday evening. leaves 1875 OO
bales TO represent the quantity at the Land.
ing and in presses unsOld or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: SALES III 800 bales, includ.
ing 100 after 3 p. M. on Saturday. Demand active.
market closes steady at quotations.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-30

Ar- Piggott is rapidly completing the
new scenery for the wicked World" to be
prodaeed at this theatre next Monday eve
ming. The comedy is a most. novel and in
~seresting one, and Of peculiar construction,
and aside from the elegant scenery and
seagc setting here, it will have the advan-
Eage of a strong cast of characters, includ-
nag John T. Raymond, c. M. Wolcott,
Masses Lulu Prior aud NJ. e. Gordon and
sather first class artists.
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IMPORTS.

LIvERPOOL-Ship ROchester-2480 SKIS salt
LIvERPOOL-Ship Canterbury-55OO SKIS salt IS
dOz mats
RIO J~ANEIRO-Bark Adelina and Marianne-45 1906
bags coffee
HAvRE-Ship Marcia Greenleat-Astd mdse
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a; Elmer BADER, President.
G GRi eeSSSSSTEhLD Vice President.
"HohuE STROMEYER, Secrerarv
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fxc'1Is aAaaAlUf.la3t2 %.
4 Tale efTwe Alhgsaess and the. Tail e.
One -Quose Had ooAtt1e.s " =.
from the Louisville L. der,

Sa"rf!y after the mail train over the
l.'n'>viilr and Na-Avt II ualtn,s! hs.i leGi
= ia'h''n y.stesslay. running M,rit the mail
Jerks ~ the postal Car .Mc.srs. R"r.yihc
u,d Gs"s-"k. Eis.Nsesiesi h, distribute il,r
rt'r"la mails. hicl, they had received ~
Aa,htitlc. After several bags uf letters hal
"en disposed Of. Mr. FOrsy'l,r gathered az,
% large leather Ing filled ~ith pri",.s!
matter. ns was supln's.si. MI :. niter u'hNk.
ing. turned The sack upside down I" empty
no n'Ai'rr upon n large hoard arranged tOI
'uip''sc. y lrn Ia his surprise aud ii"rr.'r.
~" !i.r ai!isahms were spi!c,: out. anu IN
u in 'nni they l"al1d from The heart iO The
AR H"r. and tan is.n. al, n kM Ot k.,sr
,ml"r Ard empty bags. Tm.n"w friu uh'ci.c.l
.lcrk lli"ut. d 'ailigniUts" I" his c.inl nl,a'iun.
Mr. Ola: -s'cg. and In n few seconds they
nj vn'n'rd The mail room for the jiIrl"'sc
IT procuring hell, 10 kill the n,,s,e,s
'la>.'"k finally ~. en'rrad the mail room
~ Il slowly but cautiously rr"cs'ieti Ia rc
"'vr III" u" ~ lmlMr. when he discovered,
sick l'"'king yeli"w sls''t-ti'ta:l. rt:.r,nb
.Ihx very G'nch tue tai Ot = snake, At this
SIGHT he really dcclsrtsi The thing IL In, II
."skr. and srizing p"k'r near by Ii" dealt
II "lOw snd cut the tail off THIS caused
: t"' alligator ~ u prnvcl Ia ie. 10 lrnvc his
aiding place and run out. wl.H GtS.s,,cA
~nlrd it. Til" other reptile ~ss rmp,ur' d
live ~ d brought I" the city. examination
revealed The fact that somebody IN Florida
hnt srHi ihrte CuriruS Iwts ihr,ugh ihr
.nx IN paper lWx Ia s,!,iriNnly ~ Mich:
tsm. Mr.. Forsyth. who hasl been sick t"r
some time. Mas completely un,,c,yei wt the
.iGh'. md for II few moments Was as white
a.. yDtlun.
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Whvi the Atlantic Gables 8seak.

A c'rreipnndeu, NJ The london Xers 10.
y lusUsy III his .Jwu abo,x ,in$ bteskin 81
,l.s Alla,llc cSblrs. CfhatG C0usvrlsiug
,lie rec. ~ vmun"u,ceiDen,of 1--we brcaking Ot
I've cx.,r Lf loIj, in l,O7J iaahsisHs u twSler: !:
No ancirf cs" Havs b".hes rs 'La, I. ou'
ut tue question lmuss Inj prok4ss isscIt
either Gy The sc!l9iEDt = cur bt ~ by H..
vwu weight on sUG&S inequsli 1tz0f 1hc bot
tom. THIS m.csus. ieal iLs =, Eth rs rottcd
aud M wonder, faH ltS psx2 Sem hsi bee,f
hOw.to make y skel3A tAel. N'ul4 rOt i've
soonest, the wit Ut q nsn 0pssA-s't hsvS
devised = better nictls6I than the way in
which the sheath Of The ApaaMe unAS tA
constructed. II was fsfmc9 sOf. hcHpcn
cOrds, each with IN iron wire In the middle.
Now, must people know ii thcir washer
woman hangs their shirt Out TO dry on Nh
iron wire. wherever u had touched lhe iron
w,rs lhcrd would soOu UeG hole Wherever
there IL y spot ", ps'l, ,pA,ld IN = iseie cloth
or puCkct .ha aycas,1 khcre will SOON ", .
hole. Weii, I+iIssk NJ OSs7 vii Doubt shas
IN some pats, u k,ss,. ~ thsy yAtlautic iron
will rust. Tue glAi dcsleSyS I'M hs'np. isVn
aud hcinp bae nao, sas.' tSscn tue c4'se VI
c,pler AID guitS-IwrcbS breaks from the
s,,s snIesl cause. Allow lOnx wiN Me AooS
Cable ias,Y But ii the lite Ut MI A'I~"tl'
Ss8Otc ~ ~ W. eSkWS yS0SOs S~" S~'sSs's~'S
i,np.u sat is II. .lkal vliSe psiuse cs,<s should
w ~ .insl ms ls'-.,bIc. Now, l have ssI's-
iie'i NY sea by costly cAper'nsc'''s ahal u
least tNsesi v wiIcs csuid w lA"i " the Gust "t
tue p,eselh Um.s sL"uid have said seven |;
Nv. / rc.ueiMbrr how SW phcnsOn wss cin.
pGs'IcaIly warned that u ~"uAi w i..aa u
ne .cmlui ii IL tell lte .CsSmMN,ers Vt the
u.,uyc oi Commons lhsi rx.lsOasl l''cOllsO-
I'VE la,u.d e. ,ssorc Than ten ni''es ~ hour.
| ON mel NJ tue outset On NJ, staes NY I've
u,-.'UI,. every pr,c,icsI man kno~s Is "
,nI,x,ee.blc - Now, II . ,usn tells ine = thlnR
!. i,up s.IbIc, ] c.,I,s,ucr hi'n o. o''ce seli-
Cunsic ic,lucd. IL We w,li deiyu " Tell sus why
u il ,,up,ss,bIc. will listen " h''". AID, y
his xrx umen.s sre s,0nd, viii ca'uiess NY
error. Perhaps VIXEN Lsif dozen more sx
pensivs Cables ARE laid u will ~ dsscovefesi
thal cheap cables are not impOisiS'e.
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Il 'velesa . ci|cle Of Yeas. nj the end Of
.Ah'clk n':o her similar circle cU,imn ncr>. >,
s'M GIs", IN sI,.llcss SUCCESSION. tGr. (y,
GOs.' aC,n.le / -rr
The tyete n tie Noon is n period Of 10
years, ~ ne e..! "f wln,ci, shS. new and fvst
ii's'''s I" ic'u,n the saiiseslaye ut the nn,islt.
TIE Eyc!s vj fhe Sun II y psrisslOS ~ year,
ii the end at which the leaieCs by wh.ci.
Su".i", is n,ark.,i ~ III. s!u,saacs, return
iU ,iIrir t,rimri "idrr. Y
The f,>h srvel, day Ot January arc mark
cl M The fi' 81 srven letters Ut the alpl,:stc,,
\. Is. Z. p. n. +. aud q. Now, for ~.
stance, II ils tr,, .lsy "t jAnaary should bc
Sunday. 4. the irs: letter ~ ihc alphabet.
w'il I've mt sunday "t INT year; or 1t the
., cunh day of January smaild I've Sunday.
then Il, the secDnd letter "t the alp.aIc,
will he the Sunday letter, etc.
arc numbered
NOTE THE birth Uf the Savior IS the
cpOci, from v hich We reckon time.
An Era Is IN .wcOunt of time from some
iarticu' lar !tlnMh. America was discovered
n The y. ~ l493 of the Christian cry.
A D~se u, INST ana prOpcrly-The year,
the month, ant the Gsv vi the month. when
n bond Or other instriIlnlN ut il given (in
l.aiin datam), under the hand and seal Ot
lrrsum .isj.,ng IT, = The ycur, n,nnth. aud
day Of tic .currcncc Of any historical
event.
A EHIe,tder is u register Of the months,
Sws.ks. amp Gays Of the year, for evil ANA
tc..lcs.a.,ilai PURPOSES az Z,
An .it"1i""c u u calender to which arc
added tat % Of Tie r,s.ng and setting VI The
.un anu nln,n, the times 81 the changes Ui
tue M.n,m, predictions Of the eclipsts. aud
the m",M.hly pusi,iOns Of the principal
v:mncis. s..s@ "a "a
4 mo"M is pr"pcrIy The pest'd from Onc
new ""rai 10 her, h.ci, y ~ days, Is
h.urs. A minutes and 3 secuius. (FrUnI
mo0,)
."v ,ot,going period is called = lunar
month. Ill. tuN0. the M''Oni)t~ 81
A Lisleddos nOAJk ~ NnS! 'Of tho twelve
pOrIiji.s ,h,o whsth tue gear n divided iU
i've calendar.
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When vacancy occuss In ihe Pspacy. the
government of the Church devalvee ~ q.
essiss, on the Sacred College. 70 this b0dy
beloa9e alsD the right Ut elUcting succesenr
10 the deceased Pope. When cOmp)ete, the
sacred College consists Ut seventy mSm6eD.
Al peesens is numl,sss only 6lay 1ve msns-
bers, composed Of nvecasdlnAls OF The order
0f bishope. thirty -four ut the order OF priests
and six Ot The order vt deao,na This body
elects the new Pops By ballot, and muse 90
on voting ill two .ihirss OF their number
have sgesed upOn One name. The election
Of the present POpS Was unantmooA To
thoee VIM ease 70 diacOss The question of
who - 10 b. tbs ssecessor of P,us TX, u
may 70 interessiug 10 kpov that The Ds1iO0.
alities Of the forty three members Of the
Sacred College ere - fOllOws-Italian, thlr.
" three; French. Ave; German, three {;
Spanish. thrsc;7 English, Cardinal Cul!en)
noe. Ii will thus te seen, fthst. II there 10
anything in the ties of nationality. the next
POpe ought 10 he an Italian, 10 natives Of
Italy conslita,e lwO.ihirds Of the Sacred
College, With three vOaee 10 Spose. tn any
one Who expects the Cardinals u bc some.
what permeatel With modern ideas, On IN.
specti0n Of their ages u not encouraging.
The united ases Of the lot amount 70 1, 3,007
yeass. givlag N average TO each ut xbDul
sixly-esveu yesrs. Ten Of them were born
in the lssl csniury-lhe oldest being the
Archbishop Of Chambesy, who - Ia bis
hjneey.0sst yoas. p Tie yOungeos member Of
tho COlDe9e u Cardinal Lucien b0sapasts.
who y fOety. four yeags old, and whO will
probably Be goed deal older before be 10
sgaln considered an eligible candidate for
the Papal chair. n 0.,sr IA
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Here it is again. This timei tie some Ken
,ucky people wh" have fallen heirs to, the
immenee fortune In Europe That fortune
vAsses around and no doubt will soon hnd
hcira in Our own STATE A Mercer county,
Ksaiucky. paper, tells how Il has reached
that vicinity: ?" 'E -3.s
EARLY in the seventeenth century Sarah
asd WolFort Wcbbcr, and Wintjis SsbraDt
BsOwer died in Holland, leaving their pr,p
crty BY win to their children and chiktre~'s
heis The viii wss l0st and not fOuMd
until recently. The prOperty hes sccumu>
lated till II hes reached the enormOus sum
Of t7O. .OOO. .OOO Who ore ths hsiis? 10 the
Ill important question. Sumo Of them live
In Mercer county, anl NJ sos.o - the case %
decided and the money disiyibutcdt we may
l00k far good slice Of tho legacy 70 fall 10.
tn the packets Ut s,u4 Mercer fTicnca WIN
would not b. the devo,ed friend Of = man,
woman or child who b jOins heir - 970,>
OO0. QUO. ~rss&ehs
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Banquet y Psnsrsy's Sseesssse.

Lesven~or,h. Ran, April 20 The l'an>
Que, given to senator Ingslls lest night wss
largely a,t.wased. citizens Of Atrh'sOU. To
H. u. iLawrrnc~. and Fort Scott ~ we'll ~
IT Le~vcnwOrih ls.inK present The SenA
Tor. In re.lDUnse tu u toast referring 10 the
,,r,I,liSa, strife IN Kansas, said:
I lThs msss+s "f The poplc mre now har.
mvniOu.iy united m aii questions relating
t.,ttSe vital prosperity Ofs the State tfSm
xssursuces received from the prcss, the Leg
jels,urr, and tressOss, Ut ail n. tbs. he bc !
.iirvel iso represented the entire public Ot
ksnissH THE Dcm,crsss aud 9isel'uOlicaiis
we're united in efforts tO regcneratc the
ktsse The crisis ha,i been hsssensd ~ .
feeling among the pcople that their honor
Ind Oeeu s,a,ncd and prosperity retarded "
abuses which hsd grown, iOe h.'ld trom ssc
cess to reed conccsDmene When political
vices are arrslxned for indecent cxr'snrc.
the verdict will banish the cUlprit sr'0 Ne
society of decent men. Those Vim woeh
direct public opiniaa have nov 2 k0idea
opportunity 10 redecm The srro9s OF the
pss, The pseesst u tire from ~ o'0pss'
satmns. Honesty Is n"s herrafssrsr " on'
ur,6,shle. Merit Is not 70 bs sn sncom.
brsnce, ndr sutserviency 70 brsgGarts ana
sbaslpsaps the. only avenue TO- pTeisfmcns
snd disiincHSnY lnlTtig/ .J !
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THE VEsPER BsLls THAT BRoxB Al
ExlLE's HEARr.-ln the cathedral Of Linn.
erick there hangs chime Al bslls, whicA
were cast In Italy BY On enthusiast 10 his
trade, who 6xed his home near the m0nas-
terry where they were hrst hung. that 30
might enrpy their sweet, solemn music. IL
Q political rsv0lutiOn The bells were taken
away to some distant hand, and The maker
himself became . refuge and exils. HE
wsnderings bOught him, after many years,
n Ireland. On calm and beaut,ful even>
in4, q the veaasel which bare him 0aaasd %
The placid &os0m Of lhs Shannon, sujdsnly
this evening chime peslso forth from The
cathedral towers. His e1pesjsncsd ear
causlt she sWeat sDunds, end - kaew that
bio Joos treasures wese foond. HE early
home, his friends, his helDved end native
land, MI the best sssocissinns Of his Mfs
were IL tblDse sDunda. He lald hi,neelf bock
in the boat, crossed bic asne spUu hlo
breast, and lislsnsd N Sbe music. TAo
b,,as Ieached, the wharf, but ssin hs laid
there silent anil lpoaiOnless. They spOks u
hIm, bot be did not answer. They went y
him, bot bis spirit had Asd. The lids oe
usappriss thss caIue vl6sa.ing through bic
heart q lhas veil kHnwn cAims had snappsa
~ Me sirisgA '.3Asshsetsis1
hn>~>~S~a ~ .t# "a
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ALEXIS NAnnlBD 1t seems that Fred
Grant hnpught back from Europe . Bit Of
Imperial gossip. We were 6sitesing our.
selves that The Grand Duke was seal tn the
United States far the purpose OF studying
s,ur institeii0as and the charactesa, manners
ind ., forth, Of oup people. Il was the 6rsl
tine that We we're assured that ths s0n at
the C1ar had hsen sent 70 the United States.
Il turns mt. however, accOefiuG 70 Fred,
this 10 al delusi0o. The Prince Imperial
he'd becs,ne enamored OF lady OF not the
bl0Od royal By any msAas, snd wiahed In
marry hss. This did not inset the approval
of the imperial family. and 81, TO get clear
Of the mepaliancc, the young man was sent
a,,s,ad. But 1--we laughs asa locksmiths
when he hss lsich.keyI aud the young
girl followed Ser Imperial lover - far NJ
London, and the two were united on the
ely. In The lp,ly bonds. This coming t0 the
ears of the Imperial father, resulted 10 y
banishmcnt that will probably last bic usv.
cling Up and down the earth like the Wan.
desin9 lew for bug time. to wit-forever.
Wlsen ihis gses out We expect the YOuug
Men's Chsistion Aas0ciati0u viii engage him
t.s lscaure, unDess he accepts On 0ffes made
him ~ q ceut0nic gentleman In Chicago
lael sasmmeS. N % into the lager tDeer lsusi.
uosA Oar 0esmoa fSlond ehouyhe he 0nad
Duke ,v0uld b. such an attraction that he
c,uld AFFORD to pay him half the pro6ts =
RseAtsDdes FafSjot
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A DARwIHrAx 6uoogsrJoN.-1lax Al.
eler. in the BassOS Courier, remarks: Wo
are engaged nav 10 developing . acheme for
growing KID gloves upon the original AMI
n,sl. Our old friend, nrwin, teaches %
that you can do slmoss anything with hrceds
by judicioas 'sslec.ioo;' and ne arc con-
vinced that, with . little csrc,, 1t will Be
possible 10 produce the beast whose skin,
when stripped of will make seamless lid
glove. Our first experiments ase with III.
ards A lizard has four legs aud srtsil.
Now. W believe that eventually The of
f,r1 leg can be developed Into . thumb,
while The three other legs end the tail cso
be arranged - fingers. We ore crossing
lizards whh short tails with th0ss Ut lOng
legs; and We arc now lOs,king around for
. variety Of lixsrd With button or Two .,a
his neck, for the purpose Of breeding Il 10
with The o,hers, whose eyes will answer for
button .h0leA The ultimate result promises
u be startling. 1t viii break up the ~
glove trade. and drive Jouvin 10 suicide
Thus It that human ingenuity advances
human civilization" W. F.
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Wild dogs. We are s0ld, never bark. they
howl There ere numerous tr0Ops Of Wild
dogs In South Amsrica. Two Of these that
were carried to England could never bark,
'couiiuued 10 utter their hebitual hnwl.
But . younger one Of the same spscies learn.
I'd 10 bsrk. Many yea.s ego doxs werc left
K S.sasadss. ior shspospo.s - sf of ssssrminssina nj IN
the Gnats. In few ysass I'll barktne bed
csassl an0ss then. i be- been suRGsstsd
that hafklng originated IN The attempe "a
iml>alo The human vOica
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GEN. CROOKS SUCCESSFUL CAMPAIGN.
The Apaches Of Arizona, Completely Van.
qNished, Sue fsr Pcace-Uncendittsnal
Submission and Surrender ol Two Of tho
Worvt Bands.

e~~
WosSt Bands.
San Francisco. April 90-Details Of the
peace conference At Camp Verde, ATis0na,
ON the 9th Of April. have been received to
night. The conference resulted In the un>
conditional submissiOn and surrender Ot t~0
If the worst hands Of Apsches. Peace was
brnught aiNut through the complete T0ut Ut
the hands Of Apacl'es who have de'ie1 the
Government TOR twenty years past. Over
two hundred of their warriOrs have been
killed in the last campaign In the fxstDesses
Of the Apache country .a.
The c.,uncil opened Mt $50 O'Clock q. m.
"Crscky, }" Projavw Indian, was interpreter.
The war chief Of the l'OntO Apaches, with
one hundred and fifty men, women, and
children, joined the council, and the war,
riOs gave up their arms, when the talk
began. The Apache chiefs were the first
speakers. They all acknowledged tleiI
complete defeat, and expressed their desire
Tor peace. General CrNk replied briefly,
accepting their surrender.
The chiefs promised W send word IN Oh
outside Indians In arms u cOne In and sur
render General Crx,k promised ~ issue
passes for the protection Of runners to b
employed in spreading the n w Of peace
When tho conference brOks up the van
quished Apsches went up the river To the
old military pssss. where feast WAS given
to thcw. Tue general policy will be 10 ires'
the Indians humsnely, place them on ressr'
vati0ns. make them no promises that cannot
bo fulfilled, To MAINTAIN order among them
aud instruct them In simple duties, thu
pr'ving to them that peace 10 better thai
war.
General Crnok, In his general orders, com
nends by name long list If Officers and
soldiers for yallaDtry In the last campaign
Perfect harmony exists between the Ofticss'
and the Indian and War Depar,nsnts. Th.
terms of the treaty will be strictly enforced
and there seems To be no doubt that peac,
thus inaugursssd will b. permanent Th.
epix00iic hes nearly suhsided IN Arizona
and oil the Stages are running again. Wort
Will be oDmmons,ed at Ban Diego on thl
Texas Pacific RsilEUad On Tuesday.
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AN PREPARED TO MAKE ENTRIHs At
HELENA RATES
10 one - now Connected with me ~ thr
Luud Business IN this COWhty.
Can always be found nt the District Clerks omee.
n,., O. B UBANNON.
Lodge. June. 81. 1874 SNSu
TO Investors.

Tho Nuthrru Pacific RaIhozd Company has now
sui, equipped anil pat In operation, nearly ~ m''s'
%: s.s main line Of r.ad through excellent country
,ad along what IL known ~ the Valley Route to the
rscifc. Tive auished psrtions slrcSdy enjoy large
and ta,. increasing traffic. The scctsons approaching
c,pc,,u couusct the chain u Lakes with tho navs.
CATION Of the Upper Missouri aud Columbia rivers
with Puyc, sound. secure n OIce large aud ps'n'-
able hu.inc.. sud suti,!c the Company 70 shp's w.
4oo vO mere. Of excellent average land ID fec s!n'
..y-s. ..rftlfrS ro's>st-N*Ift'i
With these account lished rcsults, the Company of'
iers and IL now rapidly selling. IT. Fssss Mortgage
Bord,. for the purpose of cosnplsiipkJ'e co"sssac
lion and .quipmrnt Of 10 road scsoss The Continent.
ier careful, investigation, ~e*s~sonms"e .tsess
.opds Ms well secured sud unusually proatAhs ~
testament They have 20 years to run principal and
atsrs., are paysbein eoIt thc Interest tsss6 ssd
three teuths per ess 10 equal now 10 about W psr
cent IN currency. The coupon and registered bonds
can be exchanged for each other at The peesse .
the holder. Gold checks for the senianpusl ptefsss
wv tHc registered COnOe aTS WessSe ~ S~~ w.
address Of the owner. -. ~ -BnA~B ...
These sceurt.ie. have shs tol'o~tag sse'~esffa q
strength .nd safety They are the oo'ica'ioa II
strong corporation they arc also Z 1@ossesse % "
Road, 1t. right Of way. equipments sqS~l'ncss0'
and first lean on i.s net earninss In add'tsoe Y
this usually sufficient security there u 'o1 90
payment Of the principal and interest Grant O
averaging sbou. $1,000 Acr7 res Nne tS ~ sSs'
length OF .b. R,ad Al the average picc PET asfs .
which other Land Grants hiv. ,Ass Aesat Asts* so'd'
this real estate security viii yicd more fAaa s's''ooa
PEI mle-more than three times The possible Issue q
bonds. - g~
r'. ce"p.', ., .'ssS 81. aifrvxs.
esemin. and esncellinG it, arst nostgses senes'
they are now bsing rsssivsd. q i.iO - psysss
exchange fashe conpany's lssds. ",
JAY COOKE&CO.,
ss'tADssss,A. NsvaSsx SlRsssssGl
Sssssesss Aesss NAsA~~ Ass&es As1s'ss6 .
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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-05-17
Che 9tr 9orth.#sst
Deer Lodge. =. M0neans
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