The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume], November 23, 1870, Image 2

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Mlii EVEN INC LEADER.
WMUMMT. M)Vlt|m:H 23. 1870.
HOTELS.
II ' \
KARMS HOUSE.
Seventeenth Street,
CHEYENNE WYOMING.
-1 * HAS DEEM
!
GREATLY ENLARGED
and tbooroughly refitted In
SUPERIOR STYLE.
IT IS THE
Oldest, Largest
A.\ U U.N L 1
First Class Hotel
IN THIS CITY.
SUPERIOR accotnmodn;ion- for transient <>r
peniutfXMit Lonrdertl at llth most reasonable
pri<*r*. An Omnibus will convoy trii'eW* to
aad train ibe H*llK>r.d depot without e.xtr i ••tinrge.
' Mltb. .MAItTIIA KAII.NS,
iTUYTir HOT EL
* FlftttnUi Sfrtti near Ferguson,
chfiY'ENNE, • - WYOMING.
A. YFALDSCIIMIDT, Proprietor.
Good Day or Week Board and Lodging at
Moderate Prices.
octl-ly
French Restaurant.
DYI.K, Proprietor.
E I>D Y S T 1C 10 E T ,
~ CHEYENNE, WYOMING.
establishment ha* been thoroughly refitted
and i- jM.w ready to accommodate its old patron*
alia the public in first rate **t> Ic.
dEfc Fresh Oysters xl/
And all the luxuries of the season always un hand.
Single Monls, Board by the Day or Week, at
moderate terms.
"Tire Bar I* ntways provided with the best of
t* oud Cigar*.
./ Fore Good Meal go to tho
' ItESTA I KANT.
T CLOTHINC, ETC.
—
q Wfc
J jL •
WERE NEVER AS WELL PREPARED AS
NOW
T
SHOW
Cl
TO THE PUBLIC
loth an assortment of goods, stylish and
hr dcairabio
CLOTHING
AND GEMS’ FLUXISIIIXG Q&JBS!
1 ►’Tact SYcrytblus Hint Is needed In
JTien'M Wear
ATTUE
t-U. P. R. R.
CLOTHING HOUSE,
SIXTEENTH ST.
'! B. & I. HELLFVtAN.
THE EUROPEAN MAIL: a Weekly hnmmnry
oftfow* for North Atuerlcn. — Usual Cuuiouh;
Art mid Science; Dirt In*. Marriages,
=and Death*: Com meric ial Summitry; t'orrespun
drtlfr; Court; (‘itmiuoJ; Emirr.ii ion ; Foreign and
Colonial*. Irelaml; [..i »i Shipping; Legal t i er
ary; Market Report*; Medical: M rc.inille; Mill
tary: Mlscellnnfrv.i*; Mu-ieaud the Dr.unn; Nam
■ml History; Nnv«!- ObUoarv; Puli lr d: Price
Carrsnt; Hcotland; Khlpptn,: nod Freights; S;.e
rial American Note*: i-puriiug,. stuck und Shares;
Wills and Bequest*, Ac. Ac.
Suttcri/Mon, jxiiji'jte in ajtwi, T7*. Ul. r»r an
,Mim, incluslu 0/ /**&</«. may ftl&wly
R. WHITBIIEAO. W. ar. COULETT.
WHITEHEAD dr «ORLI£TT,
, A TTIiRNEYJx Solicitors and Advocates. Of
ficc. west side Eddy street, adjoinin'.* city
building. Churcnn*. onstttf
,'>l El)l CAL..
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER
HI r! t upuri ron rotma ns*
OStmi social enl* and abuses, which interfere
With MARRIAGE. with sorMfeean* of relief ( r
the Erring and. Unfortunate. uir-e nud dehill-,
fated- Beat In sealed letter envelopes, free of
Ilswm Hawitaiit Ain Association,
No. f Soulh Ninth St.. Philadelphia. Pa.
novlO-dlm
• O. C. THOMPSON,
BBBf 7 jp SHOE MAKER
lafliiti mroef. next 4<mt to the Metropolitan
a* 1 »*•••. Billiard Weir.
irrWMRBTANDS thoroughly the art of fltfltig
#/' aaf |Wet, deformed or otherwise. according to
AfiMftiaoil principle*. None hut the Ik»1 inater-
UB and satisfaction guaranteed. Give
MARKETS.
EMPIRE MEAT MARKET!
A. BAER,
Dealer In
Fresh k Salt Meats
VENISON, FISH,
VEGETABLES & WILD GAME.
EERGISON STREET,
A few doors south of tho Leadftr Offloo
nov7-lra
THE CHEYENNE MARKET!
Fred Landau,
Dealer In
FItESIX AND HALT
MEATS, VENISON,
Vegetables & Wild Ggnie.
Frceli Fifth Received Dally.
Seventeenth Street, bet.'Eddy and Fer
guson.
novfl-ly
UNIONT PACIFIC
Bail Road Company
TOWN LOT DEPARTMENT
Have an unlimited number oi both
Business and Resident Lots
in nil the towns aTonrr the line of road from
Omaha to Oofrln**, which are being void cheap,
anil treat inducement* ore offered to all wishing
to establish business nud build for themselves a
home.
There is u great demand for
BUSINESS HOUSES
In nil the town*, to supply the Immigration
which will continue for year* nettling up the
ric . agricultural nud mineral land*.
Application" may bo made to Agents on the
ground, or address
J. M. EDDY,
Gonoral Town Sito Aont, U. P. R. R
nnglO ts OMAHA, NEBRASKA
L. MimSUN & CO.,
WUOLKSALB n*ALEXIS IK
Forolgn Domcstio
LIQUORS !
W INK S,
Tobacco & Cigars.
17-Tlf STREET,
Between Eddy and Fcrgflson,
feblO ts
A Eioolt for (lie Million.
APr 1 A U | A private Counselor to the
it ll /' ••• 1 '•*. J M d, or those about |«>
t".*'. ’' ' | marry. on tlurphysloloirlcnl
MUFI/Aa | tn>atorlen and revchMWw\«of
the remul H\>,em. wiih the latont dlHCovcric* tn
producin ' and p-evuiiing oflrprlne, preserving
1 lie cun: ■;< ’.ion. \c. Till* is an interesting work
of two hundred and twenty-four pmre*. with nu-
M1 en o ti,.-and contain* valuable Infur
f,»r ili»»«e v ho are married or contemplate
m.irrin.e ; si 111 It Is a book that ought to he under
lock and key, mid not laid carelessly about tlie
b 1 m to any one (free of postage) for Fifty
• Addrv-s Dr. Dull*’ Dispensary, No. 12,
N. Li_'b: n st Mo.
NotDo to tin* Aftllotod and Vnrortn
iiuli*.—Before applying to the notorious ijust-'ks
"bo ad'eriiai; 111 public papers, or u*ing any
t t * 1.1 c!; l.eiuedies, pcru«o Dr. Units* work, no mai
ler w li.u your tli.-e use Is, or how deplorable your
condition.
Dr. Units r>*n bo con-nlted, personally or by
mail, on the dl- n*e* mentioned in hi* woiks.
or'ice. No. UN. t.i rlith street, b«t. Market and
Chcsnnt, St. Louis, Mo.
THE
TINKLE & LYON
SEWING MACHINE
WITH
DB3P-FECD, SET TAKE UP, SEITIIEMMER, ic.
In now oT. - d to Agents on more liberal term*.
Also. Second hand Machines taken in exchange,
or the new Improvements applied. Every Ma
chine la .
WARRANTED FIRST CLASS,
And if the purchaser doe* not *0 regard It after a
fair trial, he can return it, and money refunded.■
N. D. —W in -I Traveling Agents to visit each
town - is rib,nlng circulars, explaining the Itn
provs rmii!-. e'c.. etc., who can make S2UU per
month. A'idrv**,
l¥on»» mrrtiL s. n. co.,
Union Square, 33 East Seventeenth Bt.. New York.
novlb-dOm
AI.V.N.NUNCi'a*
Antidole for Intemperance,
rs AN INFALLIBLE (TICK POltthl* fearful y Ice.
1 Jin use win at once remove the taste or desire
for stiimtlnui*. nud will i«jon create on. aotuoL
(Tl*nku for them. It rail lie admini-tered in tea,
codec, or even water, without exciting suspicion,
as ill* five from taste or smell. // you JhlN a
hu*l+i (. bro'tur or frit ml, (ul.Uctul to tkisttrrlUe
hubet, it it yv*rduty to curt him.
Scut free by mail on receipt of ths money.
Prico Two Dollars per box.
W. H. MANNING h CO..
rnylidA if to. bon!*. M»,
HGLMBOLD’S BUCHU.
ADDRESS
TO TIIE
NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED.
WHOSE SUTFEBINSS
DAVE BEEN
Protracted from Hidden Causes,
AND WIIQHK CASKS REQUIRE
PROMPT TREATMENT
TO RENDER
ExiHteuoo Dcsimblo.
If you arc suffering or have suffered, from In
voluntary discharges, what effect does it produce
upon ygur general health? Do you feel weak, de
bilitated, easily tired? Docs a little extra exer
tion produce palpitation of the heart? Does your
liver. «r nrlnnry organa, or your kidneys fro
quently get out of order? Is your urine some
times thick, milky, or llocky, or is it ropy on set
tling? Or does n thick scum rise to the top? Or
is s sediment at the bottom after it has. stood
awhile? Do you have spell*of shoxt breathing or
dyspepsia? Are your bowels constipated? Do
you have spells of fuiuting, or rushes of blood to
the head? Is your memory impaired? Is your
mind constantly dwelling on this subject? Do
you (uci dull, listless, moping, tired of company,
of life? Do you wish to bo left alone, to gel away
from everybody? Does any little thi.;g make you
start 01 Jump? Is your sleep broken or rc*tless?
Is the lustre of your eye as brilliant? The bloom
on yourjtheek as bright? Do you enjoy yourself
In society a* well? Do you pursue your business
with the same energy? Do yon fuel a* much con
fidence in yourself.* Are your splrila dull and
flagging, given to fits of melancholy? If so, do
not lay it to your liver or dyspepsia. Have you
restless nights? Your back weak, your knees
weak, and have but little appetite, and you at
tribute this to dyspepsia, or liver complaint?
NOW, READER,
self-abuse, venereal diseases badly cured, and
sexual excesses, are nil capable of producing s
weakness of the g'-nerntlvo organs. Tho organs
of generation, when in perfect health,
MAKE TIIE MAN.
BID YOU EYEIt THINK
that those bold, defiant, energetic, persevering
successful business men, are always those whoso
generative organs are In perfect health?
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 are always polite and pleasant in the
company of ladies, and look you ami them right
in the face—none of your downcast looks or other
meanness about them. Ido not mean those who
keep the organs Inflated by running to excess.
These will not only
Ruin Their Constitutions,
nut aisu cuosc they do business with or for. Ylow
many men, from badly cured diseases, from the
effects of self abuse and excesnes, have brought
about that state of weakness in those organs that
- has redneed the general system so much as to in
duce almost every other dißcaae
IDIOCY, LUHACY, PARALYSIS,
spinal affections, suicide, and almost every other
form of disease whVh humanity ia heir to, and
the real cause of the trouble sr-rccly ever sus
pected, and have doctured fw all but the right
one.
Diseases of thoßO organa rcqnire the nseofa
Diuretic.
HELhIBQLDS
Fluid Extract
©Hoy
la the great Diuretic, and is a certain enre for dis
eases of the Blnddrr. Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy,
Organic Weakness. Female Complaints, General
Debility, aud all disease* of the Urinary Organa, j
whether existing In Male or Female, from what
ever cause originating, and no matter of how long
standing.
If no treAtihcnt ia submitted to, Consumption
or Insanity may ensue. Our flesh and blood are
supported from these sources, and the health and
happiness, and that of Posterity, depends upon
prompt uso*of a reliable remedy.
KELMDGLD’S
EXTRACT
BUCIfIJ,
Established npward of Nineteen Years,
18 PREPARED BY
11. T. llKI.JIUOI.I), Druggist,
594 Broadway, New York,
AND
104 South Tenth St., Phila.
Price 91.25 per Bottle, or 0 Bottles for
96.50. delivered 14. anr address. Sold
by all Brusitlata, every where.
None are gen n Inc uulcmi done
up in steel engr»Trd wrapper,
with nip-aluitlc or my Chemical
Warehouse, and Higued
1 lI.T.HELMBOLD.
aatdavtn
FIRE-ARMS.
FREUND & BROTHER,
llanuflactnrara and Importers of all kinds of
FIRE-ARMS !
AND
AMMUNITION!
Cutlery, Fishing Tackle,
SPORTING APPARATUS.
Os every description. Enst side of Eddy street,
Cheyenne.
Pioneer Gunsmiths*
OF THE WEST!
And solo agents for tho Winchester Repeating
RIFLES & CARBINES
These arms arm* are p.trlicularly adapted sot
ilcfcnco against
Indian attacks*
AND FOR HUNTING PTKPO3E3.
Agents for E. L. Dupont’* and DoNeuiour* un<
Company’s Celebrated
Sporting and Mining Powder!
ALL KINDS OF
Fixed & Loose Ammunition
CONSTANTLY ON HAND
n333?jaLiniiNra
In nil its branches, done with
Scientific Precision !
All goods sold by us are guaranteed to bs as rep
roseuuidv
Branch houses at
DENVER, AND LARAMIE CITY, W. TER.
fcblO-ly
ST. Marks' academy!
CHEYENNE, WYOMING TERRITORY.
Rot. F. O. HARSTOV - - Principal.
The SccomVTerm r.; tMe School will commence
oti Mo.i'Uy. Nov. v* b, IdiO.
Thy t’onrse of Studio* ;I’l cons!.*? of a Primary,
Grammar and High School .Dcp-irtmeut.
Prir.wnt Count.- Rca '. ug, Writing, Spelling,
and the Element* of Arithmetic,.Geography -ud
Grammar.
Gramfnar Courts.— Arithmetic Cr.-nuninr, Oco
graphv, (with map drawing) English and Ameri
can ill story, itemtlug. etc.
High School Cotirae. —Higher Arithmetic, Alge
bra, Geomtcry, Physical Geography. Natural
Philosophy, Ancient and Modern History, Ele
ments of Latin and Greek.
Composition anil Declamation will be required
of all In the Grammar aud High School Depart
ments.
Vocxtl Music will bo taught lu nil Departments
free of extra charge.
TERMS.
The School Year will consist of Four Terms or
Quarters, ofeleven week* each, wlth*a short recess
at Cbrtht.uas and Easter.
TUITTOW—ALWATS I* ADTAWCB, A* FOLLOWS :
One-ha!f at the beginning, and the other half
at tho middle of each quarter, for all day Schol
ars.
Primary course CO per quartor.
Gruminiir i j imj * l
High School 15 OJ •
EXTJtA STUDIES.
languages, Latin,Greek. French or Spanish.
each $3 00
Instrumental Music, with u*c of piuno, per
quarter 25 03
The rudiments of Drawing will be taught riuci
to the whole ttchool.
Special Instruction of one hour each day in
Drawing, including Monochromatic Pic
tures ami Piiiutiug in Gil ami Water Col
ors, per quarter sls 00
BOAItDINO SCIIOLAIIS.
A limited nutuboi of Pupils cun he accommo
dated with board in the family with the Principal,
in which ruse? *ll such pupila WiH ho regarded
and treated a- members of the family. Careful
at cntlon will be paid to the health, cultivation of
manners, personal habit*, religious und moral
training of all such a* shall be entrusted to the
care of the Principal.
Terms of boarding Scholars a* follows;.
Primary, per quarter SIOO 00
Grammar, *• Ill) no
High School,** —-... 11JPUU
Extra Studies on the same term* as for day
•Scholars.
No Boarding Scholar* taken for less time than
one quarter, and tlie tuition and board for su_h
must always be paid in advance.
Each Hoarding Scholar 1* required to fltrnlsh
three napkin*, three towols, ana a napkin ring;
which, together with clothing, should be distinct
ly marked with the owner’s name.
The tntciHlonof the Principal In to spare no
pain* In making this albrst-ClOf* SchOoMn every
department, and worthy the snp;n»ri and encour
agement of every lover of Education lu (lie City
and Territory.
Rev. F. O. IMUSTOIV. Principal,
St. Marks’ Parish School, Cheyenne, W. T.
novl7-dSw
BON TOW
Barber Shop.
GOINGS, KIDD & CIO.,
PROPRIETORS.
Near the Corner of Sixteenth and Eddy
hlreeift, Cheyenne, W, T.
Elegant, Afry Room*, with, all tho Luxurious
Appliances of
THE TO.YBOIUAL ART.
Old Frleud* and Patrons will And u* as ever,
Ready to Aticud to their want* and give
SATISFACTION.
COME AND SEE ME.
“ S JHL M.”
WTT-1J
BUILDINC, CTC.
T. W. Rutledge,
CARPENTER
AND
BUILDER!
SIXTEENTH STREET,
CBETEXXE, - WYOMING.
or
DOORS, ELIL’DS AND SASH.
IICPAIBIN. 1)9 ALL BIND NEATLY
AND (tDICKLV BONK.
BOISE MOVING AT HODEKATI PPdCES.
All Orders Promptly Attended to.
nov7-ly
MOVING. • MOVING.
James Ferris,
CARPENTER
AND
BUILDER.
MANUFACTUBMI OF
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS.
HOUSE MOVING
A SPECIALTY.
Painting, Graining
AND
PAPER HANGING.
Ifoving snd Repairing Ilottses, Building and
Refitting Hon?"*. Painting aud Glazing, and Let
tering and Graining. Making all kinds of Doors,
Snsh. Blind* and Shutter*. Making and Repair
ing Furniture. A full mpply of patent weather
stripe for d<>or* and window* always on hand,
aud a practical hand olway* ready to apply them.
noorei p.oorot roofs i!
Tar and all material for Stopping Leaks of flat
rould, and always ready to apply the same.
All work attended to on Short Notice.
nov4-1y
Toys! Toys!Toys!
FOR TIIE MILLION.
F. SCIIWBICKEUT
□as >ust received the largest assortment of TOTS
. ever imported this aide of the
Missouri River.
BOCKIPfO HORSES,
TOYS AND WAX DOLLS,
Os all kinds In GREAT VARIETY at Lower
Prioos than ever.
COMB A.ND BEE.
Hardware, Cutlery,
BUILDER.? nVEDWAH AND MAILS,
WINDOW GLASS or ALL SIZES,
Carpenters' and Miners' Tools, Skates,
Beaver Traps, <kc., &c.
Always on hand a large stock of the celebrated
PATENT
BUILDING PAPER,
AND *
Prepared Plastering Board
And Cement.
Warranted not to Shrink, Break, or be affeeted
by dampness.
“Quick Sales & Small Profits”
IS MY MOTTO.
E I> I> Y STREET
Between Sixteenth aad Seventeenth Bts.,
CHEYENNE, WYOMING.
miH 9m
GROCERIES.
WHIPPLE BROTHERS,
Wholesale and Retail in
GROCERIES!
PROVISIONS
Sl PRODUCE!
Are prepared to All large or small orders for
supplio* of
SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES,
FLOUR, BACGN, HAMS.
GRAIN AND VEGETABLES, *
FISH OF ALL KINDS.
FltESll AND DRIED FRUITS,
Canned. Groods!
Fig*, Spices, go, Maccnroni, Tapioca aud Citron
luvoring Extract*.
BAKING POWDERS !
SAUCES, TICKLES, ETC.
We give special attention to tho trado in
Fresh Rutter & Eggs,
And the besj qualities of
All of which wo are prepared to offer, in any
quantity, in the l)e&i condition, and
At Reduced Price* !
Store on the *outh side of Seventeenth street,
west of the Post Office, Cheyenne. feblO-tf
W. D. PEASE,
COR. 17th AND FERGUSON STS.,
Family Groceries
FRESH VEGETABLES,
And a full assortment of
CANNED FRUIT PRESERVES
JELLIES AND PICKLES I
WORCESTERSHIRE
AND
JOCKEY CLUB
SL^TTOEISZ
And almost anything ia the eating line.
Thankful for the liberal amount of patronage
granted me in tlie j)ii*t, I uopq by strict attention
to the wan|« of my friend* to continue to rccciv*
(C in the future.
SINGERS
Sewing Machines.
Th©
I* now producing nearly 200.000 Sowing
yiadilncM [M>r nunuin and I* not able to
meet (he demand, but in order to do so, new fac
tories arc being erected that will supply.
Three II und rod aud Fifty Thousand
Machines each Year.
Tho popularity of the “Nkw Family” Sewing
Machine is only surpassed by Its usefulness aud
simplicity; durability and hcnuly. Where kuown
it is difficult for otnet manufacturer* to cfl’cct
sales, und they employ every menu* to foist their
product* upon tho people. Buyer* of Sewing
Machine* should avoid canvasser* aud putidlcr*
who resort to compulsion to make sales, for no
machine cun be desirable that i* forcibly thrust
on tho purchaser.
The Singer “New Family” and the “ New
No. One’’ Sewing Machines, [tho latter for
Drcssniuker*. Tailor*, Shoemakers, Ac..] arc
engcrlv sought for, and u large stock can be
found In our sales rot,ms. together with every
useful accessory intended for them.
Wo sell Silk Twist, I’ottou and Linen Thread*,
Needles, Oil, Screw-drivers. Ac., at retnil or in
quantity at. matiufnctnrer*’ prices.
t utnlogiies. Price Lists, Ac., [lu English or Oer
man] furnished on nppllcailou by mail or other
wise.
DEAN Ac LOWE,
005 North Fourth Street,
scpi23-d3in ST. LOUIS, MO.
L. MORRIS*.
Merchant Tailor!
O X. O T U S,
CASS IMERES,
VUITIXfiS, AC.
FINE SUITS MADE TO ORDER-
F.»»v STUCK T,
CHEYENNE, - W. T.
*4JTI-ly
',BONP»<;'
DeJ&vek&B®
; ;> j*Rß:rt
BANKERS
\k I
. .('.ton • 110
; ,
No. 40 South Third street,
t» l
PHILADKLFIKIA.
•- V'-rtf*
• ./_ -xowx».« '•>
• .{1 \ntAW>\&
UNION PACiriCIR. It. x
■, . A,)..'-• Wm*Y
Land Grant Bonds!
- .1 y- >'M jo)
WE ARE OFFERING FOR BALK, at beat ari*
ket price,
THF LAND GRANT BONOS
or Tint
► i»t \
•• I A ,'i 1
U. P. R. R. COMPANY.
THKT AMOUNT, IN ALL, TO
m 10,000,000,
Run Twenty Yearn /
AND TAT
Seven Per Cent. Interest!
51 pnfcY'.jP
r. • ; •?.!• a*
They are Conpon Fond* of one thousand Oft
!««■• (ft.OW) each, and are seciired by
- - -1 <*. * u
A FIRST MORTGAGE
.3V ..JLiatM
ON ABOUT
«93
14,000,000 ~Vj [
Acres of ILatid
- - /
♦ fttODdltlstß- >
Being all the land* which tho Colon Pacific R,
It. Co. now have or shall hereafter acquire from
l, '« UnßaiJ Buies, except the laujla whir.h aro or
shall be included in the Railroad and Teteffrapli
Line of said compnqy, or used for ike cons trac
tion or operation fhereof, for tho track, yard*, de
pot grounds, building*, or erection* thereof.
It will reudliy be seen that nn average of
seventy-five cent* joir aure for llw iaivl*-«Mbn
Company, will rulir* the wliol* iss*c? j
Grant Bonds, thus reducing the fhfcfobt likbnfty
of tho Company to that extent.
The Com pithy receive their Lofid Groftit Bon da
for their face and accrued Interest, in payment of ’
all lauds «*oW )iv them. , •
The Union Pacific Railroad CoftipaOy com
meticed the sale of their laud July b. Mttt,
The land uow o tie red for sale range* from ... Bf
, / . /I
,i utf : va. .TfO/y M l
$2.50 to S2O Per Acres
; ! iij: cM vnd
.t.(’/ i
AND KMBRACKB BONN OP VMM T
*
3
i. , Ni
Very Best Farming Lands
s
• • . -. ■•••. •*ibni A ndto
THE COMPANY HAB. _
. . A
. V .- . I
ALaXADY TUB BALXB AMOUNT Ttf
3HT
30,000 Acres Monthly .!
•: ' l*.l I*** *
AND MOSTLY £
TO ACTML HTTLttBI.
A* tho •ntir* revenue from Hit nlui of lb*
and* of the Cominiuv I* pledged to the ntMft
lion and cancellation Os IM Md<M|t Bonds of
the Union PaiuiQ' Itnllroad QuUfMfl the Load
Grant. Bonds will necessarily become scarce and
holders fc* r tbe tuft# Gfftat
Grant BomU of the Uanntbal A Bt. Joaoph M.A~
are 108 bid and inVOe offered; thfere lknj> rbftbaa
whir these bonda may not rale that-high. at mb*
funire time.
Fur further part toiler* addroek XXOJCK
D£)B»EN4BWI
DmIM t» Mrmmt