Missouri railroad bonds and progress to Brownville
The State Auditor lists 73,000 bonds from Adair and Knox counties to fund subscriptions to the Quincy Missouri and Pacific Railroad. Bonds bear 7, 8, and 10 percent, totaling 120,000, due at the National Bank of Commerce in New York. The line runs Quincy to Kirksville and aims to reach Brownville by October 1374, linking with regional lines. the company operates under Missouri law with energetic management. A Philadelphia newspaper notes possible Horace Greeley withdrawal from politics, citing election results in North Carolina, West Virginia, Vermont, and Maine as influencing Liberal and Democratic strength and potential candidate changes.
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