The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume], November 21, 1870, Image 2

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DAILY EVENING LEADER.
BY TELEGRAPH
KKrOUTKU KXPIIKS.I.V FOR TilK KVKRIHO I.EAIIEH.
New York, Nov. i9—Noon.— I Tin*
weather is cold and windy. A heavy
snow storm set in half an hour since, j
Philadelphia. Nov. J9.—Snow
was four inches deep at Altoona this
morning. It is snowing at Harris- j
burg And Philadelphia.
London, Nov. lit.—Dispatches from
Europe stale that England, with the
approval of the provisional govern- j
ment, has renewed her proposals for
nn armistice, based upon a pecuniary
war compensation; razing of the •
frontier fort i Mint ions, and thepeutral
ization of Alsace and Lorraine; the
great powers guaranteeing the fulfil
ment of these conditions by any
future French government; n con- :
gress to assemble to settle these r/ues- j
tions; and also, to deliberate eastern
question.
Dispatches from Vienna state that I
the American policy is supposed to be
rn favor of Russia on the eastern j
question. Austria has sent a firm
reply to St. Petersburg, and also to
Berlin.
A Paris balloon letter says that
Ttoehu intends shortly to force from
the city ten thousand half-starved
citizens, for whom lie cannot longer
provide food.
MARKETS.
EMPIRE MEAT MARKET!
A.. 13^ER,
Dealer In
Fresh&Salt Meats
VENISON, FISII,
VEGETABLES & WILD GAME.
FERGCSON BTRBET,
A few doors south of the Loader Office
nov7-lm
THE CHEYENNE MARKET!
Fred Landau,
Dealer In
FUF.MII AND HALT
MEATS, VENISON,
VCROtaDies« wnu tminv.
Frrali Fish Ilt cclvcd Daily.
Seventeenth Street, bet. Eddy and Fer
guson.
novU-ljr
51.T1.n0 I*S.
NOTICE.
,EJ»en Smith, of Omnha. in the State of Xcl>rn*kn.
will take notice tliat Po***y S. Wlleon. of the
Cetnty of Laramie, in the Territory of Wyoming,
dirt, on the 2Hth Usr of June. A. D. IH7U, lilt (tin
Ktltlon in the District Court of the First Judicial
strict of the Territory of Wyoming, within nml
Mr ike County of Laramie, agiun-i ihe Mild Khen
Smith, defendant, betting forth lhatoii the 2-1 tit
of June. at *alcl County of Larumlc. made
frls promi*»orv note in writing, and delivered the
same to said Doeoy S. Wllhoii. and thereby prom
lard tv. pay to raid Pohcv S. Wilson's order, sixty
days after the Haiti tMih day of June. INVW. the sum
•f three hundred dullarn ni the banking house of
J* A. Ware Jt Co.. w »Ilt inlereid thereon from the
ssfd'Mlh day of June, 18»*0. nt the rate of twenty-
ItMir per centum per annum, ami that the Haiti
•ole occamo due ami payable from aaitl Khcn
Smith to raid Posey 8. \VU*on on the S3d day of
Atognst. 18»», hut that no part thereof linn been
•aid, and praying judgment agaiiiat the hu d
Khrn hmitn for the rum of throe hundred dollar
with Interest lher*-on at the rate of twenty-four
per rcumtn per aunutii i»lucj August C3d, Itffl, and
tb* loots of the action.
FAnd the raid Kben Smith In hereby nntlfleii that ■
!<• 1* reunlred to appear in raid court and alien er j
•nld pc'.hjo i on or before the 11 iU day of Decent
fer. A. D. 187 U.
Dated October lOtli. 1870.
octllMvflt POSEY S. WILSON.
By ulitTeEtAD & OOIU.ETT. hi» Attorney
ktnnoTs.
TERRITORY OF WYOMING, I
WCKTT or Laiiamik. f *
James D. Woolley. PlninttfT. r*. C. L. King, De
fendant— Summon *.
so the mid C. L. King, non-result nt drUmlaut.— .
Yon arc, hereby noiifled that von have been
rued in "aid Di-irit Court, by Mild James D. Wool
ley. plaint lit, a.td that a writ of ailnchiuetit ban
firfderi agalnxt rottr property, tin ait on-re* blent of
Wyooflnc Torn lory, and that unices \on anewer
.Iks petition of plaimill. now on file in the office of
tho Clerk of raid Court. on or before the 3(1 da v
of December. A. D. 1870. raid petition, with ail
the matters aud thing* then-in alleged, w.ll be
taken aa true, aud judgmeut rendered uocord
ingly.
”hc objict of said action is lo recover of you
thw-.rura of s7Gti.Gd, with Interest blnco Feb.-nary
Ist. A. Ik 1870. pu a balance of account for goods
and mere b*n OI pc sold aud delivered. 1
WiuiM** my band aud real of said District Court, |
at Cheyenne city, in the County of Lura- ,
Total] aale. tlU* Bth day of October. A. D. 1870.
J. W. lII'TCHIN-ON.
Clerk of District Court.
Iff. R. Btsele, rinlntltre Attorney.
oet 10-w fit j
TUB EUROPEAN MAIL: n Weekly Summitry
of News for North America. -Usual Con ent*":
—Accldeats: Art and Science: Ilirth*. Marriages, 1
and Deaths; Cotnuiericlal Summary; Correspon
dence: Court;Criminal: Emigration ; Foreign aud '
Colonial: In-lsnd; Latent Shipping: locgal Liter- !
ary; Market Rt-aorta; Medical: Mercantile: Mili
tary; Miscellaneous: Music and the lira inn; Nntu
ral History; Naval; Oblinarv: Political; Price
Current; Bern land; Shipping and Freights; Sue-
Apiericau Notea; Spurting; Stock uud Shares ;
Wills and Bequests, Ac. Ac.
BuLt. it/ifion. payable in aitcance, 17s. let. /mr on
nmm. Inclusive of posUigt. ui ay 2d Aw ly
MANNING'S
Antidote for Intemperance.
TB AW INFALLIBLE CURE For this fearful vice.
A Ita use will at once remove the «a«lc or desire
far stlmulauts, and will soon creat. actual
dislike for them. It can he administered in ten.
codec. or eren water, without exciting snsuchm.
is It Is free from taste or smell. 1J you nai, a
Hkatsad, keafAsr or friend, a/Utlctsd to Oils Urribu
MHLJtIi vomtdafploevrs Aim.
fkai Ika I tr mat! on receipt of the money.
ffkm DoUats per box.
W. U. MANNING A CO.,
Il WfUIA if St. Louis. Mo.
~ I. W. COOK.
, ATTOKWY A. ID COUHHKLOR AT LAW,
Asia a CPWI koow, Ch.ywoo. Wyoming
! HOTELS.
; KfIRNS HOUSE.
Seventeenth Street.
CHEYENNE WYOMING*
' HAS BKC.N
jGREATLY ENLARGED
and thouroughly refitted In
| SUPERIOR STYLE.
IT IS THE
Oldest, Largest
AND ONLY
First Class Hotel
I
I2\T THIS CITY.
SUPERIOR accommodations for transient or
permunent boarders nt the most renHounlilc
prices. An OntnibuH will convey travelers to
nml irom the Railroad depot without extra charge,
may It* ly SfUS. MARTHA KARNS,
ATLANTIC HOTEL,
Fiflttnth Street near Ferguson,
CHEYENNE, • - WYOMING.
A. WALDSCIIHIIDT, Proprietor.
Good Day or Week Board ancULodginß at
Modcrato Prices.
octl-ly i
French Restaurant.
IIYIIR, I*roprlotor’.
EDDY HTREET,
CHEYENNE, WYOMING.
This eatabllirtinfrnt has been thoroughly refitted
and i- now ready to acvonimodaic its old putroua
and the public in first rate style. *
And all ttic luxuries of the season always ou band.
Siugle Meals, board by the I)ny or Week, at
moderate terms.
The bur Is always provided with the best of
Liquor* and Cigar*.
For a Good Moal go to the
V'KIIMII REST IIK ANT.
novlO-lmo
TIIK
FINKLE & LYON .
SEWING MACHINE
WITH
DROP FEED, NEW TAKE UP, NEW IIESHER, it.
nfrir. tm st߻nl4o initwfftinr nnern 'thv'xt.rtnrrsv,
or the new improvement* applied. Every .Ma
chine is
WARRANTED FIRST CLASS,
And If the ptirchnser doc* not so regard it nflcr a
fair trial, he can return It. and money
N. b. Wanted Traveling Agent* to vi*li ouch
town. di*tribtiiiug circular*, explaining the Im
provement*. etc., ole., who can make S2OO per
mouth. Addrc.l
LYON’S RUTVAL S. IH. €O.,
Union Square, 33 East Seventeenth St., New York.
novlO-dtim
ST. MARKS’ ACADEMY!
CHEYENNE, WYOMING TERRITORY.
Rev. F.O. BARSTOW - - Principal.
Tint Second Term of this School will commence
on Monday. Nov. 28th, 1870.
The Course of Studies will consist of a Primary,
Grammar and High School Department.
Primary Course. —Rending. Writing, Spelling,
nml ihe Element* or Arithmetic, geography and
Grammar.
Grammar Course. Arithmetic Grammnr. Geo
grapiiy, (with map drawing} English aud Ameri
can lllslorv. Reading, etc.
High Si hool Course. Higher Arithmetic. Alge
bra. UvMHiitery. Physical Geography. Natural
Philosophy. Ancient and Modern History, Ele
ments of Latin aud Greek.
Compo-dilon and Declamation will he required
of all in the Grammar and High School Depart
ments.
Vocal Music will be taught in all Department*
free of extra charge.
TERMS.
The School Year will consist of Four Terms or
Quarter*, ofeloven week* each, with a short ruces*
at Chrlstmn* and Easter.
TUITIOX—ALWAYS IN ADVANCE, A* FOLLOWS ;
One half nt the begfnnlhg, and the other half
nt the middle of each quarter, for all day Schol
ar*.
Primary course $9 CO per quarter.
Grammar pj uo
High School 13 OJ *•
E XT It A BTVDIEH.
Languages, Latin, Greek. French or Spanish.
each $3 00
lusirituu-iital Music, with u*e of piano, per
quarter 23 00
The rudiment* of Draw ing will be taught ruec
lo the whole School.
Special Instruction of one hour each da\ In
Drawing, including Monochromatic Pic
ture* and Painting In Oil aud Water Col
or*, per quarter sls 00
boahdi.no Scholar*.
A limited number of Pupil* can he accommo
dated with board in tho family with the Principal,
in which rate* all such pupil* will lie regarded
and treated n* member* of the family. Careful
ul eutlon will bo paid to the health, cultivation of
manner*, personal habits, religious and moral
training or all *uch a* shall be entrusted to Ihe
care of the Principal.
Term* of boarding Scholar* a* follows:
Primary, per quarter fino CO
Grammar, “ 110 U>
High School.“ 115 00
Kxtrit Studies on the same term* as for dav
Scholars.
No Hoarding Scholars taken for less time than
one quarter, nnd the tuition and board Tor stub
must always Im paid lu advuucc.
Each Hoarding Scholar i* required to furnish
three napkins, three towels, nun a napkin ring;
which, together with clothing, should be distinct
ly marked with the owner’s name.
The iniiullon of the Principal In to spare do
i pain* In making this a Flr*t-Cla*s School in every
. department, and worthy tho support and eucour
| otfeumut of every Inver of Education In thu City
; and Territory.
Hey. F O. BAlimw. Principal,
i St. Marks' Parish School, Cheyenne, W. T.
! novl7d*w
! C. C. THOMPSON.
boot and shoe maker
Seventeenth street, oqxt deor to the Metropolitan
HI 1 Hard Gelt.
UNDERSTANDS thoroughly tho art of fltllng
any feet, deforced or otherwise, according to
ouatmnical urinciplc*. None but the beet mater
ial* are used and saUsfartioa guaranteed. Give
him a call. *
BUILDING, ETC.
T. W. Rutledge,
CARPENTER
AND
BUILDER!
SIXTEENTH STREET,
CBEvmE, - wyomiwg.
.tiam-factiiieii of
DOORS, BLINDS AND SASH.
BGP.VIHINU OF ALL KIND NEATLY
AND QUICKLY DON 12.
110 CEE MOVING AT MODERATE PRICES.
All Orders Promptly Attended to.
uov7-Jy
MOVING. MOVING.
James Ferris,
CARPENTER
BUILDER.
MANITF.VCTUBEI* OF
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS.
HOUSE MOVING
A. SPECIALTY.
Painting, Graining
AND
PAPER HANGING.
Moving and Repairing House*. Building nnd
Refitting House*, Painting and Gln/lug. and Let
tering and Graining. Making nil kinds of Doors,
Sash. Blind* and Shatters. Making and Repair
ing Putnlture. A full supply of uatent weather
strip* for d»ors and window* nlwny* on hand,
aud a practical hand always ready to apply them.
ROOFS.! ROOFS! ROOFS!!
< «*5Vk; nnd nlStirya-rt'afty'in ffpjrryVrre Vnnhr
AH work attended to on Short Notice.
nov4-ly
Toys! Toys! Toys!
FO&TfIK MILLION.
F. SCIiWEICKEUT
Ha* Just received tlie largest assortment of TOY'S
ever imported thi* side of the
Missouri River..
HOCKING HOUSES,
a
TOYS AND WAX DOLLS,
Os all kinds In GREAT VARIETY at Lower
Prions than ever.
COMB ATJD SBB.
Hardware, Cutlery,
BUILDERS' HARDWARE AND NAILS,
.WINDOW GLASS OF ALT. SIZKS,
Oirjxnter.i’ ami Miners' Tools, Skates,
HeaveY Traps, <t<\, ifrc.
Alwajs on hand a large block of the celebrated
PATENT
BUILDING PAPER,
AND
Prepared Plastering Board
And Cement.
Warranted not to Shrluk. Break, or be affected
by dampness.
"Quick Sales & Small Profits"
IS MY MOTTO.
EDDY stheex
Between Sixteenth and Seventeenth Bt*.,
CHEYENNE, WYOMING.
■ovUMtt
HELM BOLD’S BUCHU.
_
AD D R ESS
TO TIIK
NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED,
WHOSE SIFFERINQS
HAVE BERN
Protracted from Hidden Causes,
AND WHOSE CASES REQUIRE
PROMPT TREATMENT
" TO KB.S'DIJp
KxiHtoncc Dt-nirabU'.
If you are suffering or have suffered, from iu
voluntary discharges, wfiat effect doe* it produce
upon your general health? Do you feel weak, d«-
bilifiited, Easily tired? Ib»e» a little extra exer
tion produce pnlpitnfion of flic heart? Doe*your
ffvor, .or, urinary organ*, c tr your kidney* fre
qncntfy gei 6ftt 6t order? Is yAnr ui*inc some
lime* thick, milky, or tlockv, or ia It ropy on *et
tliiig? Or doe* a thick scum ri*e to the top? Or
h* n *edhneut at she bottom nffer it lias *tood
awhile? Do you have spell* oT short brent hi iTg or
dy*|>t-p*ia? Are your bowel* cousliputed? Do
you have spell* or fainting, or rushes of blood to
the liend? I* your memory impaired? 1* your
luiud constantly dwelling ou thi* subject? Do
you feel dull, listless, moping, tired of company,
of life? Do yon wish to he left alone, lo gel away
from everybody? Does nnv little thing make you
start oi Jump? I* your sleep broken or restless?
I* the lustre of your eye n* brilliant? The bloom
on your cheek as bright ? 'Do you enjoy yourself
in society a* well! Do yon pursue your business
with the same energy? Do you feel a* much Con
fidence in yourself? Are yotrr spirits dull nnd
flngging, gfren to fit* of melancholy? If so. do
not lay it lo your liver or dyspepsia. Have yon
restless nights? Your back weak, your kuecs
weak, nnd ltnve hut little appetite, and you at
tribute Ibis to dyspepsia, or liver complaint?
WOW, READER,
sulf Abuse, venereal diseases badly cured, and
sexual excesses, arc all capable of producing a
weakness of the generative organ*. Theorgan*
of generation,'when in perfect health,
• * MAKE THE MAN.
DID YOU EVER THINK
that those hold, defiant, energetic, persevering
successful business men, are nlwny* those whose
generative organ* are in perfect hcnllh?
You never hear such men complain of being
melancholy, of nervousness, or palpitation of the
heart. They are never afraid they cannot succeed
in business; they don’t become sad and discour
aged; they ore always polite and pleasant in the
company of ladles, and look you aud them right
in the face—noms of your downcast looks or other
nicannoH* about them. Ido not mean those who
keep the organ* inflated by running to excess.
These will not only
Ruin Their Constitutions,
but also those they do busines*.with or for. How
many men. from badly cured diseases, from the
about that vtifftr of weakness in those organs Hint
has reduced the general system so much aa to in
d’tcc almost every other disease—
IDIOCY, LUNACY, PARALYSIS,
spinal affections,.snlcide. and almost every other
form of-disease which bninanlfy is heir 10. and
the real canse of the trouble scarcely ever sus
pected, and have doctored for all hat the right
one.
Diseases of theso organs require tho nseofa
Diuretic.
HELMBOLDS
Fluid Extract
lUSNUf
is tl»e. great Diuretic, and is a certain cure for dit
en*c* of the Bladder. Kidney*, Gruvul, Dropsy,
Organic Weakness. Female Complaint*, General
Debility, and all diseases of the Vrtnnrv Organ*,
whether existing in Male or Female, from what
ever cause originating, ntid no matter of how loug
branding.
If no treatment is submitted 10. Consumption
?r Insanity may enatte. pur flesh and blood are
supported from these sources, nml the health and
happiness, and that of Posterity, depends upon
prompt u*e of a reliable remedy. *
litLMBGLDS
EXTRACT
BUCHU,
Established upward of Nineteen Year*,
IS PREPARED BY
11. T. lIEIJIBOLD, Druroftat,
594 Broadway, New York,
AXD
104 South Tenth St, Phila.
Price $1.25 per Bottle, or 0 Bottle* for
$6.50. delivered t(> any addrein, Held
fry all Oruggista everywhere
None nrc Headline unlcMdone
up in eugruved wrapper,
with iuc-Hlmile of uiy Chemical
WurcliuitHc, aud signed
1». X. HKI.MBOLD.
MM«.W
CROCERIEB.
WHIPPLE BROTHERS,
Wholesale end Retail -Kwlcr* \n
GROCERIES!
PROVISIONS
& PRODUCEi
Are prepared te fill large or sins!l order# for
supplies of
gI'GAKS, TEAS, COFFEES,
FLOUR, BACON, HAMS.
GRAIN AND VEGETABLES,
FTSH OF ALL KINDS,
FHKSIJ AND DRIED KIIUITS,
Canned G oods!
Figs, Spices, go, Maccpronl, Tapioca and Citron
lavoring Extracts.
BAKING POWDERS!
BAUCESf PICKLES. ETC.
We give special attention to the trade In
Fresh Rutter & Eggs,
And the best qualities of
OXSDEmSfSTEI!
All of which vie are prepared lo offer. In anj
quantity, in the I>e*t condition, and
At Reduced PrlceH!
Store on the south side of Seventeenth street,
west of ilio Post OUlcc. Cheyenne. foblO-tf
W. D. PEASE,
con. I*Tn AND FEUOUSONKTS.,
Family firnceries
FRESH VEGETABLES,
And n full assortment of
CANNED FRUIT PRESERVES
JELLIES AND PICKLES I
WORCESTERSHIRE
AND
JOCKEY (LI D
SAUCES!
And almost anything In the eating line.
Thankful for the libers! amount of patronage
granted me in the past, I uojie by strict attention
to tlie wants of my friends to continue to receive
it in the fhturc.
L. MORRIS
Merchant Tailor 1
CLOTHS, I
OASSIMERE&,
atc.
FINE SUITS MADE TO ORDER
CODY 9TIEET,
CUEVENNIi - XT. f.
n.wl I*
- v -JWW» AM ujt w
BON TON
Barber Sttbp.
COINCS, KIDD.& CIO.,
FBOFJtIDTOBS.
Near *t*e Comer or aillnM.'i and Bddj
Ktrrrt., <-*ryr.u«, J».*r,
E>«S*nl, Airy Uoiiwa. wllb all th, Luxarluu,
Appliance* of
?HB to.HfiottUL AUX.
Old Friend* nnd Patron* will And n* as ever,
Heady to Attend to their want* and give
8 A T I 8 r A C T JbN.
COME ANI) SEE ME.
“ (St A 3V1.”
. • • «- , nDv7-T>r
mmmmrnr *■■ ■■.■"■!, » V‘ »lIPtl !■ W U
Iloyal Havana Lottery!
OS* CUBA.
fSOO.'WO In Gold Drawn Krtry Stnnlttn Days.
Prlrea carhtul and lafurmallon rurnlahud: tho
hl*hn« rM«va paid fur u*hl tyanl.h Rank
Noloa and all klnda of Uold and Silver and Gov
.nKnHbhnoarHlea. TAYIX)K*(X)..
Baukera No. X WaZ i, S. T-.
FIRE-ARMS.
FREUND & BROTHER,
Manufacturers and Importers -of all kinds of
FIRE-ARMS !
AND
AMMUNITION !
Cutlery, FiNhing Tackle,
SPORTING APPARATUS.
Us every description. East aide of Eddy street,
Cheyenne.
Pioneer Gunsmiths
OF THE WEST!
And eole agent* for the Winchester Repeatlny
RIFLES & CARBINES
Thaae arm* arms are particularly adapted foi
defence against
Indian Attacks?
AND FOR HUNTING rTItPOSES.
Agents for E. L. Dupont's and PcNemours ant
Company’a Celebrated
Sporting and Mining Powder!
ALL KINDS OF
Fixed & Loose AmmunitioD
CONSTANTLY ON HAND
H3SFAmi3NTGF •
la all Its l>rnuche*, done with
Scientific Precision I
All goods sold by us are guaranteed to be as rep
resented.
Branch house* ut
DENVER, AND LARAMIE CITY, W. TER.
feblO-ly
CLOTHING. FT t*
WE
WBRE NEVER AS WELL PREPARED AS
NOW
TO
SHOW
TO THE PUBLIC
Such an Maortment of goods, styliah and
desirable
CLOTHING
AND GENTS’ FUESISHING GOODS!
In fact wTerytlilnit that la needed In
{Vlcu’a Wear
AT THE
U. P. R. R.
CLOTHING HOUSE,
SIXTEENTH ST.
B. & I. HELLMAN.
SINGER’S
Sewing Machines.
Tbe Slag** ManßfkeCßring Co.
I* now prod ttslag nearly 300.000 Sewing
Machine* per annam and Is not able to
meet the demand, but In order to do so, new lac
(orfe* arc being erected that will supply
Three Hundred and Piny Thoaund
Itlaehlnee each Year.
The popularity of the “New Family" Hewing
Machine I* only surpassed by It* usefulnena and
simplicity; durability nnd beauty. Where known
It i* dlmeult for olhui manufacturer* lo effect
sale*, and they employ every menus to foist their
nrodtwtn upon the people. Buyers of Sewing
Machine* should avoid canvasser* nnd peddler*
who re stir t to compulsion to make sale*, for no
machine can he desirable that I* forcibly tbru*t
on tho pnrrthaser.
ThcßiMßr •• New Family ” and tho •• New
N 6. Ona T * Bowring Machines, [the latter for
Bronemaker*. , Tailor*. Shoemaker*. Ac.,] arc
cagerlv sought for, and a large stock can he
Amnd in oor mile* room*, together with every
useful accessory intended for them.
We sell 8»lk Twist. Cotton sod Linen Threads,
Needle*. OH, Screw-driwr*. Ac., at retail or in
quantity at manufacturers* prices.
Catalogue*. Prloe Lists. Ac., [tu English or Oer
man] rurulshed on application by mail or other
wise.
I»EAN At LOWE,
AOS North Poonh Un»L
—P'»» <ltm pT MUZ MS.
LAND GRANT BONDS,
-y—■ I flirt
DeJ&vek&Bro,
BANKERS
No. 40r South Third street,
■ :n
PHILADELPHIA.
•‘ -1
union pacific:r/n.
Land Grant Bonds!
w
WE ARE OFFERING FOR BALE, a) best mar
ket price, m
THF LAND GRANT BONOS
•r TUB
U. P- R. R. COMPANY.
mar ANotrmr, in all, tb
r ’•*
Run Twenty Years t
AND PAT
Seven Per Cent. Interest!
They are Coupon Bonds of one thousand 4b
lor* if 1,OUl); each, and are secured bj
A FIRST MORTGAGE
X
ON ABOUT
14,000,000
of Land.
i»- )
Being all the land* which the tTaieaYfcente JL
R. Co. now have or shall hereafter acquire freia
the United States, except the lemtv wMth mm m
shall he included In the Railroad and Teleffrapk
Line of *aid company, or used for ike wewetrut
lion or operation thereof, for the trank, yards, de
pot gnmnds, buildings, or erections thereof.
It will readily be seen that an average of (75)
seventy-fve ceute per acre tor the lands of ltdk
Company, will retire Ihe whole ieeae of u*t
Grant Bonde, thus reducing the interest liability
of the Company to that exteal.
Tho Company receive their LMd Grinit ’Bonne
for their face and accrued interest, in payment es
all land* sold by them. • e »
The Union Faclflc Railroad Company eons
meuerd the sale of their land Jnly Mth, IMB.
The land now offered for tale ranges from
$ 2.50 to S2O Per Acre ,
AMD tXBBACU SONS OP TOT
Very Best Farming Land!
TUB COMPANY HAS.
ALAXADT ran SALKS AMOUNT TO
30,000 Acres Monthly !
AND MOSTLY
TO ACTUAL IETTLKRI.
As the entire reyenne from the islet OF lYe
nude of the Company is pledged to the redemp
tion and cancellation of the Land Grant Bonds of
the Union Pacific Railroad Company, the Land
Grant Bond* will necessarily become scarce and
high In price, ae tho lands err told, are the pra
o**.*r|g ere iLveeluu by tho Trustees of the Bond
holders In the Land Grant Cond*. The Land
Graut Bonds of the Hannibal A Ml. Joseph A. K..
are 108 bid ami none offered; there l*no reason
why these bonds may not rnle that high at homa
future time.
Fur nirther particulars address
mVEN&B&O.
Declare in Government Seeartttee, fMUdctpbU