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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-03-16
RIVER NEWS.

The river has risen quite rapidly
during the past week. Large guam
titles of drift wood have 6oated by
Town during that time. At present
it is about at stand, with prospects,
of falling shortly.
The Jesse k. Bell came down on
time last Wednesday morning, nth
some cotton and seed and fair list
Of passengers. She received " good
addition to her cargo ut this point
We are glad to record that the Bell 10
still receiving the lions share OF pa
tronage in the Grand Ecore trade.
Being safe, fine and fast steamer,
commanded by such clever and &C..
commodating gentlemen as Messrs'
Sinnott, Hamilton and Hamer, she is
we'll deserving Of it. Now that the
"independen" boat has "aukered,'
We would advise everybody in the
future to travel and ship their
freight on the pride of Red River,
Cupt. Dick Siuno,ts palatial steam
er, Jesse K. Bell. Our people may
rest assured that they will be charged
nothing but a fair and legitimate
price on all their goods. Don't
"tbrow off, on the Bell, but stick to
her through thick and thin, an ! you
will never have cause to regret it.
The Maria Louise, the favorite
Shreveport packet, passed down last
Thursday night, entirely covered
with cotton. Our young TREND, Geo.
Drown, is her clever scribe.
The John D. Scully came up early
Saturday morning, with q very heavy
freight end a large lot Of passengers.
Capt. C. W. S.inde, the old veteran,
was in command. The old Red
| River favori.e, Tom. Dowty, is head
n. C. Thanks for late periodicals.
The Kate Kinney passed down
Saturday night. This is her last
trip on the "independeut" score, 81
she has recently been purchased BY
the Red River Transportation Com
pany, and will be run henoeforth ii
a regular line boat.
The Bell arrived up early Monda,
morning, with . good freight and
large passenger list, among WHOM
were a good number Of our Tow
folks, returning from their Mard
Gras trip. Thanks for late papers
i Our namesake, the Alexandra
from Minden, passed down the sam
} evening, with q full load Of cotton
1--WE learn from her officers that th
Caddo Belle burned at Shreveport
and is a total loss. No lives lost
The Yazoo Valley passed dow
about dark the same day. She had
full load of cotton.
. The Jewel, Capt. Charley Trus
! lows pretty steamer, passed up dur
! ing that night, bound for Mindeu
!, She was heavily laden With freight
and had u full list of passenger
+ She has been recently repaired fror
? stem to stern, and is as good as new
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-03-16

IN publishing an account of the
unfortunate difficulty between Mr..
Thos. Sh.hee and Mr.. Keet Lockett,
which occurred 10 Riuggold, it was our
intention only to give facts. Our in
formation was derived from those who
professed to know the whole history of
the affair.
We have since learned that our in.
formsnts were mistaken in one partic-
ular, that "the impression Of tho whole
community was that the deceased and
Miss Lockett were engaged to BE- mar
ried." We have recently been in-
formed that there is q difference OF
opinion on this point In Riuggold. It
is claimed by some that they were not
engaged, aud by others that they were,
1t was not our intention to express
any opinion. We thought that the
phrase ut seems," that preceded the
closing parag' aph 10 our article, clear
~ conveyed the idea that We wore
simply relating the affair ~ We heard
it. This, in our opinion, was expiana'
tory of the cause of the unfortunate
occurrence, and 40 we understood, in
dicated the relations existing between
the young man and lady.--lWebste'
lMinden) Tribune.
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"A Circus proprietor has offered a
premium Of $4,000 to tho lovciiess lady
in America, on condition that she give
her services for thirty weeks rs the
main participant In a grand daily pa,
eeant. 1t is stated that as beauty anu
not talent, is required, good looks alone
will secure the prize. But what man
or body of men, will dare decide t"e
nuestiOn2
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-03-16

THE three Defiance brothers. ac-
eussd of the murder of E. c. Mix 10
New Orleans last August were con-
victed of manslaugbter last Fuesda!'
hat were "strongly recommended To
the mercy of the conrt." The tr'a|
lasted IL days.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-03-16

ANOTHER MIRAcLE.-Mary Kittelf, a
handsome and popular young lady Of
this city, who has been walking on
clutches since last October, having then
fallen down stairs and injured her
spine SO as to produce paralysis, and
been praying for nine days constantly
for relief, yesterday morning, at the
cathedral, after partaking of the COM
munion, rose and reached for her crut-
ches, when she was overjoyed to find
that she had suddenly been made whole
and sound. The case Is exciting great
comment, and is regarded as little less
than le.-[Leaveuwortts Special
to Chicago Tribune.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-03-16

AN Italian writer says that our
modern millionaircs are nowhere lit
comparison with some Of his country
men. as follows: Mark Anthony spent
81 .OOO, 900, 600 in merely sowing his
Wild oats; Nero gave 200, 00o, 900 III
presents to his friends; ueliogabus
gave a dinner that cost 500, coo; the
Toilet of Agrippina on q special occa'
sion footed up to 81 10000 and hrr
box of Jewels at home was worth $780,
B00, 000. II Exchange.
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THAT wonderful remedy

THAT wonderful remedy for
rheumatism, St. Jacobs Oil, has
been used BY q large number of
people 10 this city, and With effect
truly marvellous. Frequent reports
are made where sufferers have been
afforded relief, aud the sale is grow
Ing largely. The fact that IL is an
external remedy, eommends it to
msny who would not otherwise think
Of going out of the beaten track 10
fad q Observation-Disclosures Sentinel,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-03-16

VIZ were shown on the 10th inst. a
specimen Of writing, which WAS quite
remarkable. On tho exact size OF an
ordinary postal card there was written
2257 words, each of which could be dis
tinctly seen and read by any one with
good eyesight. This work was done
by q gentlemen Of this city in very
short space of time. When 1t Is con-
sidered that the mater contained III
this small space would make about two
columns Of the ordinary type Of this pa
per, we think the gentleman needs
nothing more than postal card upon
which to write his longest letter. The
work was done without the aid Of lens
or any artificial aid to his eyesight.
--[Natchez Democrat.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-03-16

ALEXANDRIA, in this State. prom
ises, st an early day, to have three
Railroads.&c. now has mono. These
are the Morgan road building north
from Opelousas, the New Orleans Pa
cific, and the Natchez, Red River and
Texas, OF which but little mention has
been made, but which intends to build
West fromsVidalia, opposite Naichez,
on the Louisiana side Of the river
-[New Orleans Democrat.
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THANKS to Congressman Elan
for pubic documents.

WIN. HusTMrKE has just received
and oDened . we'll selected stock OF
snriug and Summer Clothing, which he
"a Offering at New York prices. Call
at once.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-03-16

No MORE GosslP.-If We aye cor
rectly informed, St. jacobs Oil ia now :.
the usual tea-party topic in place OF
the former staple, free gossip. bow
w;se and how much more benehci"i'
-IIndianapolis tIud.) Daily Sentinel
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-03-16
The New Louisiana Remedy

4 GAINST THE WORLD FOR
IA Coughs, Cblds, CATARRHAL throat
and lung complaints. Contains nc
poison and is delicious. Splendid ~
soothing syrup for children. Life ton
ic for tue blood, Debility, etc.; mover
fails to cure Chills and Fever. The
epidemic Of 1873 proved it . perfect
Preventive Of Yellow Fever. Four.
teen pages of names Of Home Refer.
ences!! Sold by druggists and couo try
merchants. Depot l06 Camp Street,
New Orleans.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-03-16

-CHAs. l.. RossIrER, 1876 Summit st.,
Tole,,o, Ohio, says - would not take
one thousand dollars for my Excelsior
Kidney Pad, If I could not get another
l have gained IN three months thirty
pounds,-See ADV.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-03-16

"A new sort of portable fire escape
has just been patented, which consists
of an arrangement in the form Of a
large telescope, which can be extend
ed upward, forming tower reaching
to the top stories, and from the upper
section of which door can be opened
and q bridge stretched across to the
burning house. OSer this persons. can
90 and descend within the great tube,
which is protected by a covering Of
sheet irOD.-( Exchange.
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r o R - ALI +!

\ N ENGINE, lOINCH CYLINDER,
IA 36 inch stroke; and one boiler, 40
inches in diameter, with Ave 9 incl,
f)ues, )6 feet long, and Gre box. For
price. terms, etc., apply to Capt. ]. F.
Graham, Alexandria, or John G'aham n,
Pineville. Mch. lott.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-03-16

For good and neat Spring o. S~ns-
neer Clothing go to Hustneyres. Sign o.
tie Rcd Ploac.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-03-16

-Eucrybody should buy theiy Spring
and Summer Clothing at HHstmyres.
And schy? Because he is selling them
so cheap.
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ORDIN A NEE.
MAYoR's OrrloE, ALEXANDRIA, Ia l
Mapch 1891

MASoR's OFFICE, ALEXANDRIA, Ia /
March l, 1881. (
WHEREAS, THE GREAT NECES-
w sity for procuring moro e6ec-
tive Fire Engine for the use Of the Fire
Department of Alexandria calls for
immediate action upon the authorities
Of said Town; aud
Whereas, tho law requires that .
vote Of tho property Taxpayers Of said
Town be had before special tax can
be levied for that purpose; therefore
Be it Resolved by tho Board Of Al.
dermen aud Mayor Of the Town Of
Alexandria, La, in regular council
COD voned. that on
Monday, tho llth day Of April,
A.D. 1881,
there will be . special election held at
the Town Hall Of said Town, for the
purpose Of deciding whether or not a
special tax of Eve mills on the dollar
shall be laid for two years successive-
|ly, to Wit: 1881 and 1852, upon the as
sessed value of tho property Of said
Town for the purpose of purchasing a
Steam Fire Engine for the use Of the
Fire Department Of Alexandria. Per-
sons qualified to vote ut said election
are the property Taxpayers residing
within the corporate limits. The hsl
lots used and to be voted at said cleo.
ton shall have plainly written Of
printed thereon, For Tag or Against
Tax The polls shall be opened at 8
o'clock q. n. and closed at 3p. w.,
aud immediately upon the closiag oi
the polls the commissioners shall pro.
coed to count the number Of ballots
deposited For Tax aud tho uumbe,
deposited Against Tax and shal
mako written report thereof to the
Mayor Of the Town. And the Mayo,
shalt then declare and make publ,
the result of said election.
The following named gentlemen ar,
appointed commissioners to hold sait
election: s. Cullen, Julius Levin ant
v. W. Wilmington, Jr. Clerk, NJ
w. Calvit.
JAS. ANDREWS, JR.,
A. B, RACIAL, Mayor.
Comptroller.
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suERlFF'S SALE.

SHERlFF'S SALE. ~
PICKETT & AYERs)
vs.. No. A44.
J. s. HENDERSON.
DISTRICT CouKr--PARlsH OF RAP1DEs.
pY VIRTUE OF AND TO SATISFY A
ID writ Of Fieri Facias Issued and to me
directed In the above numbered aud emit
tied snit, I have seized and will offer TOR
sale ct public auction, in front Of tho
Court House door in tho Town of Aloxsn-
dria, L., between tho hours prescribed
by Law, on
sATUR DAY, the I'd day Of APRIL. A. D..
1881,
tho remaining and unsold portion Of the
contents Of store. lately occupied by De.
PENDANT, J. g. Henderson, at Cotile Land
ing in this Parish, consisting Of Hats,
Drugs, Notions, etc., ~ per inventory and
appraisement gu file In Sheriff's Office.
TERMs-Twelve months credit or bond,
the purchaser to furnish good and sufti.
cient security, hearing Ave per cent. pc,
snnum interest from date of adjudication
D. G. PAUL.
Sheriff Of tho Parish Of Rapides
Mch is, 1881 ids.
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A GENTS WANTED FOR THE BEST
IA, and Fastest. Selling Pictorial Bpoks
end Bibles. Prices red1cnd 80 per cent.
National Publishing Co., St. Louis, Nv
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-03-16

New and elegant Jewelry just
received by Ferguson and Schnack.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-03-16

DAN Rice was in Morgan City on
the 18th.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-03-16

-AFrER having determined to invest
in q new Spring suit, the only remain-
ing thing is to know where to purchase
the best article for the least money
Call in at VIM. Hustmyre's, corner Of
Second and Jackson streets where you
are sure to be we'll SUITED.
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the NEW ORLEANS PACIFIC.
PROGRESS OF THE WORK BETWEEN Ne"
oRLEANsANDsHREy

0KLEAN6 GA SAsA'
The reports concerning the progress
If the work on the New Orle ans Paci-
&c Railroad are very Favorable. The
fine weather recently has facilitated
operations on the road, aud it is now
about settled that it will he Completed
to Shreveport by the lat Of September:
The contract for the brauch road Ut
seven miles t" CONNECT the main line
with Baton Rouge has been let out,
and railroad communication between
the Capital aud New Orleans will oe
established by July 4th.
Tack laying will he carried Oh at
several different points along the road,
at Shreveport, on both sides 1T Alcx.
andria, and Bayou Gonla.-fNew Or
leans Picayune.
From present indications the work
on tho Capitol will have 50 far pro-
crossed as to permit the Press Assoei.
alton t. hold their meeting on the
iirst Monday Of September next, in the
restored Senate chamber. If the New
Orleans Pacific ia completed by that
time, the editorial fraternity will have
reason to rejoice in the fact that it will
DO the first body to assemble i'll the
new Capitol, after reaching it from
North and South Louisiana by meane
of tho "iron horse" We hope that
Mr.. Wheelock will not spoil the project
by failing to come to time with hia
road.-[Baton Rouge Capitolian.
Col. A. J. Lane, Of Macon, Ca, and
Mr.. Geo. L. Hazlehurst, Of Chsttanoo-
ga, Tenn, arrived here yesterday and
spent the day in consultation with Ma
jor B. H. Green, Chief Engineer of the
New Orleans Pacific Railway. These
gentlemen are among the largest rail-
road contractors in the country, and
are here at the instance of Major Green
to 60 to work upon and assist in push
ing forward the work on the New Or
leans Pacific, so as to insure its COM
pletion by the latter part Of August
By the flew arrangements made por
ton of the rails will now come init
New Orleans and Be shipped to Alex
andria, where track laying will b.
commenced both ways--that is towards
New Orleans and towards Shreveport
1.-THE latter to meet the track layers from
our end Of the line. This change II
the original programme is made neces
sary by the terribly bad weather W
have had, and to expediate the con
struction Of the road. Track laying ha
already commenced at this end of tn
lime, and with the reinforcement G
such experienced railroad men a
Messrs. Lane and Hazlehurst, and tn
organized force they will at once put
work, Major Green will be able to pu
the work through on time, notwitt
= standing the misfortunes himself an
contractors have had to contend wit
from the start.--[Shreveport Special
N. 0. Democrat.
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and having secured the services q !
KINNEY, . skilled mechanic fros J
City Of New Orleans, who viii b :
sisted by Mr. JAMES s DAVIS, u
DEFY competition in the Blseks.s1
line! Horse shoeing made \ spselaigS
a. PLOWS slarpened! AL or,
from the country promptly att !sc;
to! Give NE . call /! TERMS NV
ERATE I!
Jan'y 10. en- 6. W. GLINa
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Buoinces Chances.

A PARTNER. with ~ 900. wanted Ivy Pro-
Y t..nr r. r. JINNINGs. nov at Masonic Temple See
amusement column.
WESTERN MAN. sole owner of nearly
y 100 ni. most prosperous y"unE 'il ~ k'-a'
r.ri /. minus -'i'- ifnrr Z" IN" lal l,'-
Pp,rl To- - selling lott and sndiiE "n 'ih
grant, fortune AL safe investment io .nai ''"
Tribune once.
CONFECTIONERY, Bakery. lee Cream and
y Catering Establishment aiiog' Tier 90 Hl'.'h "l'
tali-h,d. If't table. complete, 'A''H" "iP"''"'''
IIIOENS. H. JuhH Il
NOR SALE-Two of the best retail mix
rou,e. iu I,rnnklyn selling fUN quarts dIiY Jic" f"
,a.h nm. H. bD-Inc-, that Viii bear inNe~tgttl'h ana
roe an OF ofiuiiy seldom offered Apply IL ~ address
P'''' '' - i' T. pi.MiSG
10 Woodhul 1t. Er,Oklyn. y. y.
n,RTNFR SPECIAL OR GENERAL. Wanted
with noO1 s5onon capital Ia taxi thpacc "i IL,
established u,auut ',ui1hr busi--
l,h lt- always made prot and hasa G""inE tf'd II
turug only -fir, goods l' Il Of r,cfrIccs gwen ana i
,t,'rJ Nidr,~s NfIMOKE x JE$SEh Atiorncys II
fri" Il. y. y city
c.-nN CASH CAPITAL viii become IN
tDsObtB come rV frats bN investing u 10 "" Fi"i
tia ttaur, 6tuNcS Addi,rs ON MIX, lIi ul' Once
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Il NUWTT- IN NJ NV TTTT
II, l'l!lafelpiI baltimore and Washington
I'm and AMOR Ami s. I.t-...,I friu- ''tt" "u f'rn-'
, A. rp1t ~ foot of Cortlndi si ami also i" ~
T., .Iro-..> n - folnw- 81,
.,,a A. ,o.pi ~trasv. FOR Wal urt"n AMI ne W.T.
a. n,iy f,i Washington. Ctuounit. thi,1rn suf ~
l1. lrt.f, Tram rui. thI"ugA to 'irar" ale" through
iop m iniy Tor Washington and the w'ri, viii Sleeping
"a affltl.ri. ,
t. .t'l trans
So otIrt line makes faster tim" =" the West
Il.n- arm from the M,si at 80 L d 10 D. H. aAl
10 30
.l,. rid and baggage rirt bed "ncl n d'-i nt' i"
~ m iAit Of,e. $40 lf"d Nat hid al iic 'icL' "''
80 .,. T.. uu.yItaua IT, 1 Company.
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DOCKAWAY BEACH.-Ncw- York. Woo

ROCkAN A. bEACn; New loIhl No"u,
11saa ,osa aS..r7 i0, Ill., G0p a. Ill., ''O u"
rI,IIE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as The
i NEW.YORK. LAKE ERIE AND NESlEkN RAIL
AsSGrMrxr or rnAIv- rfYErT NOVEMBER - l7,o
. a. N. Cincinnati and ,hc,fo Day LHpfes. Drawing
Gpm DAILY )-fs,i - h0un 49,, ,' a. ''nE ~ Nv nul
falo at a. connecting %h s75 ram 1h" vs., Inn
% 70 a G'I %s far f Tf Sn nl' aaS
chicago without enaaff ii l' for 9 the w Wits 0
Trains leave hanocrs street pPot NcS Yers Tor 7oo
D. No. and IL midnight saturday nights ony Sundays Sl0
H. iaih he 10 and rassac 800 10 1920 The 1920
a. ualn stops at i.uhrf3ld "9{ on m ''n
night sundays ., $50 10 70 III" IA' go p nl aud u
70 S 1O 2ss % Y 1898 Pc 81 'S and ar "a mG
night sundays 8. $50 1920 m Lao $50 p m aud IL
clio 20 l and II indnehi saturday nights only sun
'f SSa so s. 70 l4s $40 Glo 5lS and l2
WE $50, lo2os asG ? m g. 20 .ao nm so0.
Eon iS and Kingston, n $3.50 p m Sundays $50
Goshen, g. 800 o. 1920 mi $3.50. $50, 4so, T. TAO
sMiGde,own. t.5o o. 1920 M $40, 40 7. 7l6P m
snnIs S ehDcet With and 6.Seso
i'I PORT Jews 7so o. 1920 mi 400 7. 75 sun
days $40 1920 M ~. AnG p 10, q, and ,,-,.r s,er
each hour irom DAB and at lo46 and HAS
D. m. o. DraUinO poou,
srd SLEEPING Coarhes lie obtained ana Orders oI the
nd ui Dc left al
,sny', ,gicss 2Sg. 4Ol OF Uj1 broadway, N ~ NO
fnd;,t al Brool lyn, nj the Companys DcPOtr = n.
I1press Trains from the west arrive In Ne~fofN fzo
and 2' SS g. ana &B 2tS Gonr rasr Agent NewYoI
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
,atn. leave for EurewOOd. Chester. Picrmont and NY
~ s:6 $50 M l, B. 4, 450 $50 $40 800 ESQ p ~;
sundsys n M. and ESQ T. ~. ne 1850" " H. WAN va"
lea 20 minutes later saturday nRbis. ~, ara - An
Manuel, spring Valley aud Monsey' ''oo 'oo " "' o
p'"' mo n. ABBOTT. Gen1 Passr Agent New.fork.
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,rrD STATES TRgST C0H7E'A]S
NETWORK.


piSy ander authority Of m 60 @i t"nil M , l.@ ne ,,,
ssiss Ame,,a, i linz n%S ~ ,s5y and cra cm,
spr. Western Division eNtendus from ~ 'n
Ai .ls Se ,h, PaaIIyl Of latitude ooh The I
ton Of arizona y" te ne t5io -. ~ I TO a., M c
east 81 the one bundled and toi'y ,,i si,", ,''
q the United states an Ire nov IN operation
s l"e 20 the Colorado river about luy Anndid aga ~
ts H. now going on If the oi Hinlt Ouc ana M
sl is SeT day, aud is expected MT out TOM l,'
' Tbs road is being built cn. without ne
any ecnIoe,i%p, GS%Gsy M ' I ,, - s oa r
sisSsd win such equipment as MI render 1t ''N "'
Ky Contract With The Atchison Topesa ana santa '" ZEN
rosa company and The IT. lG,is and i i
% BE- operated In connection viii tn~ Mcsi'r M'"" ~
arvpGh line frou the Mississippi and 'hc Missouri 'c' B"
e T r'J a,anIS and Pacific Railroad Company nu by
Act Of Congress 70 The alternate non" Hn, rr.
\ the Territories and l2,Son acS PEI mile n NE Eat"
srmeh which It's pass, being total land grant oi
spont IL 100000 fof the auihoriIed nrrc rs now
conformity with the terms Of NE ,hlcl Tie rGG qS1
embrace w,,n nj, fr, s,Ie and the git Of Tie Company
Gg, sce St thereto
The e%%biee Ssrna"p by Con'ni,s,s ind acceptance
r. r.. Government entities The Company 70 tic corcspe
ns amount Of band aud thr nIss', q, , ~, 1'T 49,
ssnsa issued 70 tns cGmay The mr.. dl 1,e 70"
! s$s. y i ISL ''' .n-,.., ,,-,, % -,
.sSo,tns the Company to gage si cqul mont
hsds -, ,,,,, ,.n,s lana ,rrn,s Commitment ,u
entire railroad trieRfipn InuS .in E,' % ,. ~,
cAses ana al o,hsi p,vP IT, ,i",,," , MIA t.i',J and
1e western DNi>iou VI Wv, a.. aa, 49,, nj, i,
limited IN amour 20 NJ $500. f,,,., ~ ,sr,,,
MA, ,Fs snS vii be pH1essscd WIN Of a %
whenever they IAN p' ~ ~, 20,
sIseediug no per cent anu =, crutn i, 49, III ,
eAses The BONUS are =. u an. 81 ~ 90, -, a. DO ,i,.
OF drawn oi IeutInp''"" P''' w ''SA '"''' 90 " N''
ton o. thfty year. a.. or,,aoo tho ,r,c.ts Of tho po,d.
BY the Terms o u, ssI,b H. limited states 't,si
must w dsPosb; IA 80, 81, on H. a. go, SIT H.,
COMPANY " ~" ,.,H ~ pos, "r such nibcr trt,t ,
ecs snn Al H. T. he'd states 1 Copa,y Trusicr may
IL. rf.
tppfoe a n'sn, amin, ana oncraur sad "a, stem IN
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