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The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

We learn by telegram from Washing
ton City that our Democratic President has
issued his proclamation ordering the sale Of
large bodies of land in Kansas and Nebras-
ka-to take place in July, August, and Sep
tember next. The Lecompton Democrat
says that the President is Cooking after
the settlers IL We should think he was
Choking after them," watching every op-
pcrtunity to oppress them and deprive them
of their land. He wants more money to
squander on fat illegal contracts, for the
benefit of the "Demooracyfi He wants to
make himself notorious. and the last of the
Democratic line of Presidents. We think
be will succeed
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

hail Routes-Lstser from Ar.s Army.
HYATT. KAEsAs. Apr 1f.ssS.
Mn. EDEToR: From > letter Just received
.frcaa ths Pea Nassss General at ~ sshihg-
,toss. / nsks the following extracts
.By! !lhe 1T azoysd June l4sb, 1853,
Copgress essabli Shed ~ hnR1red and nine
.ts-6se heu post rosstes, he seExiosa on
which are not yet put IN operation, sad
which viii require an annual appropriation
from the Treasury of S604 So over and
zfovs the receipts accruiug therefrou1. Not
a dollar, however, has been appropriated for
this purpose. End IS a necesszry yIezult, the
contracts for these Feptess though they have
been adyettised and Proposals received, can
NOT bs-closed nntiiii= necessary fnndxsis1il
have been provided by law"
. '7shs snaa rosfe Bin Of Ms last session
s0as defeated for wasn't of time to perfect il
and obtain the action of Congress but all
the routes advertised in the pamphlet Sent
YOU ARE LEGAL ROUTES, made so by act of
Congress. Improved Jane l4kk, 1883, and
must remain Post Routes uritii changed by
d law of Congress: As understand fhe
views of Mr.. Holt, the new Post, MaStet
General. the bids. on these routes viii be RET
tanned until after the next Congress shall
make the necessary appropriations. and they
will then be closed fhs, trouble l6.es not
arise from the routes not being established.
flor they were at the previous session of
Congress- but I'd consequence of the failure
of the Post Office Appropriation Bill. which
Ess defeated through the efforts of Senator
Toombs. Of Georgia. If the appropriation
had passed We you'd have had good and
efficient system of mail routes in Kansas
under existing laws, and next session We
could have obtained the additional increase
above what is now advertised as proposed
in the mali route bill Of the last session
SIC sd Yours, iasq W. F: d, Amy
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

We have; lately received several letters
from oyr friends in different, parts Of as
Territory, making inquiries as TO how he
Republican cause speeds in Atchison COul.
ty. To all we say, that We firmly beIs.
We shall triumph, fully and gloriously in At
Gibson. Give us good platform, and al
is right. We shall send full delegation Of
earnest, able, true men to the OsaWatOna
Convention. We have none here bat hOs
Who ara in favor Of the organization. Al
see the necessity of 1T. and will aid and sup
port it with shsir whole strength.-Atehi'0H
ChQnlpion.f = u q
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

A Ar. Wm. M. King of 0akville, Cana
d West has published circular advoca.
ting revolution in the Provinces. He ur.
ges some member Of Parliament to propose
in the House. if the new Tariff passes, that
it is .:expedieut to dissolve ali govermenta'
counection with Great Britain. that the un
ion between Upper and Lower Canada b.
dissolved. and that immediate steps be taken
that Upper Canada may become State oI
the dBaited Stzsse.s ea9 ssez ssff SIS
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

To PREsERvE SxozED AEAr.-Hov often
are We disappointed Of having sweet hams
during the summer. After careful curing
and smoking, and when sewing them up in
bags and ShiteWashing them, we find that
either the fly has commenced family in
our hams, or that the choice parts round the
bone, are tainted and the whole spoiled
Now this can easily, be avoided by packing
them in pulyerized charcoal. No mater
how hot the weather; nor how numerous
the flies, hams will keep as sweet as when
put up. even after being packed for ysrs
The preseryative quality of charcoal vii
keep them till the charcoal decays.
Butter toe. put in clean crock and
surrouHdedz By aPts,vefisSd charcoal. vii
never become rancid. Try It. Esr
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

The Chicago Democrat strongly urges che
nomination of Abe Lincoln forthe Vice Pres
idency, by the Republican party. and thinks
the ticket had better be headed by some
Southern man. Itsays; 1--WE think it would
aid us materially in establishing national
position if we could run some Southern man
for President, with Mr.. LinGc6oln for Vice
President The Rockford Republican
takes the same ground. - -aE a.l su
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

Ne news from the Connections election.
which took place on Monday. the 4th inst
We hope to Be abls to chronicls an over
whslning Republican victory on the part Of
the people of the land Of STEADY habits" !"
The last Congressional delegation stood two
Republicans sad two Democrats. If Con.
neeticut should fstuFn = fall delegation Of
Republicans. that party viii have ssa;or;ty
ef one over al stherslin the nsxt House d
Representatives,. g :. saee!s "a $50
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

Z. 2 - q. f.
sThs nsws from iths Sold Regions Of
Kansas continues to be strangely contra.
dietory-the buFthsn Of the testimony being.
jfest nov. that there is not gold sufheient to
paS pr, working. Under the influence Of
tbs. innfavoEahls news. hnndrsds have a.
ssa3y .aznedt back. from Leavsnzorth,
ksasss City sAd other places, without even
eonsaenSciag their journey across the plains.
Hundreds of Others have ab@ldoned their
idea Of going g. Western Kansas to lool
fossgold, and determined to sax It in East
ern Kansas. where It's existence is establish
ed beyond doubt The Territory viii II
this manner receive quite large accession
to its present population. during the com
ing season. There's room for them al. ant
thousands more. Come on theai Youars
sure to find "a Eldorado in Kansas.
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

The Herald Of Freedom says that it was
sorry to lose "such men % Cnrrier,s Davis
and Goodin. who were driven from the Free
State party by the ultras." Poor fellows!
Thea ''ultras" are terrible sesl for, ac-
eerding to Browns own showing. they new
sf had any influence in the party. and we're
also in tie minority--rthe -'.eonservatives'.
being zbls to carry everything their own
way. So these men got mad because the
''ultrss'' let them have everything their
own way in the Free State party. and went
over to the Border. Rufian Democracy
Poor tsilows indeed! They got tired of
ruling victorious majority party and went
into the ranks Of rotten and corrupt sa;-
nor;ty party. dstestsd Of all good nenl We
suppose that like Alexander they "sighsd
for more worlds to conquer 3 h-a as
Sorry to lose such men from the Free
State party! We cannot share the Herald 5
sorrow on this point. These men never
gave any strength to the party, because
they we're incapable of sppreciating the i'm
portancs of the struggle in which the party
was engaged. They were timorous-eon-
ssrveiyss- -peddlers Of other peoples opin-
ions-hsving none of their own. They
were al members of the Democratic party.
and they have only returned to the wallow
thsy always loved SO well. We say 'tgood
riddancs." Such men give no strength 70
any party. Their principles can be en-
bedied'in one word-''spoiis.' They had
no chance for this in an honest pssty, and
20 they struck hands with the oppressors
Of the people. hoping tia. their dishonesty
and =Esannsss might there command . re-
Yard which they had no chance Of obtain
ing 1t the hands OF the Free State party
We have 10 regrets At their loss. Ss a-
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

The Free State Convention is to be ad
journed until the 26th of May, in order to
pick up the rotten fruit shaken off the tree
at Osawatomie. If ever held which we
much doubt, it will be made up of t'sore
heads and red mouthed DemOcrats--thost
men who wanted the people of Kansas to
accept the Infamous Lecompton conslitu-
traitors to liberty. who shout free
DOM only the more to hide their treason
able designs. -J0a o9n
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

Ex-President Pierce takes the pains to
write to the Boston Post that "under no
possible circumstances can he consent to
the use of his nsme in = manner calculated
70, disturb the tranquil pursuits which alone
pertain 70 the life .of a private eitizea.''--
This is lke't the declaration of the scar and
yellow spinstet. who under no possible cii cir:
cumstances could consent to be married.
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

CATHOLICS In kTHK UEITED STATrs-BJ
Catholic Almanac, recently published. tap
pears thst In f774 there were but nineteen
priests in the colenies which ideclarsa hsr
Independence in I776. and in 1890 tbs's
was but one bishop and twenty priests in the
United States. In 1908 there were two
bishops. sixty-eight priests and 30 church
es.e There are now IS bishops, 2, i00 press
and e,A34 churches. ia'esid s'o'-5 II
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

- G. w. Brown denies that he voted
'.against constitution, and says he yo.
ted "for'' one, and wants US to tell our .'in-
formant that he lisdr Well you need moi
get 80 mad about It. If we are to believe
your own story, most people make busi-
ness of lying about you; and SO small fit
as that told by iour informant ought not tc
disturb your equanimity. h he -
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

Itdslreporbed thas upwards of tvoChdn-
dred emigrants are at Fort Riley. en- rOgfe for
Pike'sPeak, entirely destitute Of provisions,
and that they had called upon ishs Quarter
master for supplies. Let those who are now
starting, take warning and procure stuff
cient outfit. especially of provisions.
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

= - .
The case of ops Charlotte against > Mr.
Chouteau. IN a suit for her frsedomo has
been in Court in Missouri for rs years. Shs
frst gained it. BAT the case went 10 the So
preme Court which reversed the decision
and remapdsd the cAnse, because, the C9ulEi
dsoided that the lawsof Canada on Slavery
was matter for the coHsidsrstiosofth the Court
and not of the Jury. On the second trial
she again carried 1t, and the decision, was
again reversed by the Supreme Court be-
cause the Circuit Court had decided that
the laN of Canada was matter for the con-
siderasion of the Jury and not of the Court
Again she gained ber cause. and again il
was Iemanded because it was decided thai
the law of Canada was matter for the e0nsid
Grafton of the Court and not of the Jury
She has succeeded now on fourth trial
and the case goes up again to the Supreme
Court. The defendant, Mr.. Cheuteau, isl
millionaire. .G -as'--i. .ovJ EG 80
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16
FoR SALE mKAPIf

4 110ACREs Of land situate on DOx CFsek
lOJ seven miles northeast Of Enporne1
in Breckenridge county, Kansas. There are = =
acres under, Encss 8 acres broken, AIrJ-n'ss
aersso Of tiRhers;s good log house, ana gOoe
spring Of water. Any one wishing goo6 aL'.
in one of the most desirable Passions Of AAnss'
eeanct 90 better than % purchase ne 81 2. -
Sasofd lawrence Kansas, or d. StotlsT 81 VI
News Once .EppoFia, ....,1
III i JAMES 3. AARsALL'
.9pfl6-lm. ....r,s-- g. =
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

Meeting OF the Directors Of sha Usage
Valley and Southsrn Eans 3. 3.
CLIFTON. NO.. EkzpAy, Aps.s I, 1889.
The &Ssrsf Ess cslied to cries by the
Presidehb 1ndgs Wa. Kerr OF Benton
county B g. Boons. of ssaryi eounty,
a quoFep not beles present. - Board
adjouraea dhtil 2 O'clock tO-aoFroT
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

The Hon. Robert J. Walker has had Mr.
Buchanan's letter to him when. Governor
of Kansas, photographed as a protection
against accidents. 1t is full and emphatic
on the question of submitting the Consti=
tuition to the people, and upon every other
point which he subsequently, abandoned.
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

The Hon. James Guthrie has been norni-
mated in. Ky for the Presidency, and the
nomi9ation is approved of BY several of the
Kentucky pspers. 81 sas yas s7sd. 81.
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

The Governor of Missouri, who was re.
Gently whipped in rough and tumble fight,
is said to have wound mp grand spree the
other day By riding his horse into his own
parlor, and trying his fore feet on the keys
uf his piano. :. s3 b8i!es- .sts
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

The meagrs returns received from the
lection on the question of Convention In
iicate majority of about FIVE 90 one $50,
a Constitution" The entire vote will prob
sblT not exceed eight thousand. ..ala- -,
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

..SSsJ cs-N>-o~ - %~sE ~S.-sS <~SFsS 80
ef The tciis Of ttsse unscFupuIous sad de.
sseassF zSeiIssz,z==..s---------- - -
This cry l. ssnseless one. and Is only de.
sigssdas-s sGg-ssss
eseaka s6d zaist-hssftsd. For our owz
pad ze;csss hoI for &. nor al The bowl Lthai
may Be raised By densgoguss or persons
"a i, the pay Of he National Administrator
We srs IN favor Of tie orsssnizatien of : Be.
4uks;cas org FseesIeboE party on pgegez
piztEorn-lasd sail 5oilosp IN tie Sead u ID
pzssdpsss 10 tie end. no matter who mzy ny
cbooss 20 do tie s.lns. b be Jia Ldns.
CAds. Ro5:asos, or any other seospdsell.
We cannot help these sessons or asy oshers
wko desire 90 to do. from voting aeKsphb.
iican ticket: but that such men are going q
tssd The = REsPubIiesa party: is the shesrssi
ss-.,1.on' n eegsggs.i ~ .sTe.io3 baszg
lin The form.tien of the Repubiican par
ty,i al whoasubssEibeato and stand upon its
platform, win Be upon tsfms of perfec'
equality: al belong. u As ranks:- Nc
man on account OF services rendered inisas
other party, or At any time previous IS en-
titled 4oor win receive. . leading position
ia the' Republican, party. of Kansas Ad,
yaucsd .pOsities m this party win be the
reward only ofservies performed therein.
and jealous maintenance of Its priuciples
We none Of the asupsranuates or dry
dock ioafers Of, other political organization.
standing in the way of honest and progress
i've action. Ours must be svigorous, prog
ressive party-one that viii keep up with tb,
times. No fxed. 'stsnd-stin organization
which could boast that it never changed.
All attempts to- use the Republican party
to advance personal interests and preiudi
ces gig fail. < And We advise all those wht
believe iu the fundamental truths of Repub
licanisn, not to fritter away their time and
endanger the success Of a principle by |
display of these senselsss'9fsars. Come VI
and assist Ne sih making the Republican par.
y what it should be and what you want it
Not stand back biubbering about something
that is no more likely to happen than ths
regehesstibn of these sconndrels Dwhom yoy
affect to fear. sirue a6' &c ,s35s=
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16
,.TR EN- Ov a L.

THE undersigueS wooeld inform his fienes fi.' =
4 the public fhst kaying fitted ap DIS y ~ sers-
fee.ia the Masonic Hail Bsilding, ee 4. tbs
afser be prepared b attend % sh hs<nes - Sis-
iae ef his pzeSessioa with F-oHsptnSSsI nSSsIHfY
rsfsh .~s-<- z-r.i s4H-s u. II. pas'---ssfs
Ensrcria. ksreh q. 1889 - ~
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

4 large frame building. at Ossxkee. JEFF
fssaon Cosnty, Kansas. vas destroyed by
kFs on Tuesday morning. ths 5th met
Ths Ere i attributed to an ineeadiary. The
baiidiag esss ei4.OoO. s1d wss uaiasursd.
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

The latest dodge of counterfeiters is to
print the name of some well known and
business firm on the back Of
their s.ssu1Yious biIIsID 5Is'f :. .fe1 5ss}i
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16
TO HOLE Breeders.

rEsHE eeleBa.ed Jack TOHoB is nox standlal
4 ct Nathan Cory's. 9 miles ives. Of EnPcFa :,
the south side Of Cottonwood, where be VIII reLs :.
during the entire season. Terms Ten doisn =, ss
insurance, or will pay twenty dollafs n...iS =,
solts At veaning time (about the hrst o. 0onoTT OI
isee3fzss is- = - - WILLIAM HAkfUi-'-
aprill6-2ms. HH
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

The House of Representatives dfeathe
Massachusetts, Legislature defested Per-
.onal Liberty Bill. by vote of IOe TO Ie6
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16
A Graphic Descrip,,ion


The Hon. Owen Lovejoy, Of m N
ceat spsech ineshs House Of Rspressut,tS,".' "
lAnS aeseEibesa party which is ~. =
strong In the country as Il once was. %
-: :'.The Slavery Democracy prstss -,
ehalleEs shout s'negro-squality, 'Bl.cL sE p.
publicans, and 'aigger- stealing, to u.. :.
classic Phrase and inproved ortbOpr,Dh'SH -
1t has. or effects to have. 3 great horrd, ~; T.
niggers.' aAnasany enc ShO sdvocat.s Il.
principles gef Human Freedom, as thsy ~.
enunciated and laid down il enduring for~'
by the Fathers of the Republic, is VOL
head. and these same Democrats h,;,
learned to speak of (hsm with . peeuln, y,
sal twist. Iou would suppose that tbos.
gentlemen, whose olfaetories are 50 49,;
tive and acute, never saw nigger, s,c.D,
IN amenageris. And yet, would Won q
lieye it! the very first service rendered h.
on earth is performed by niger; As A. !.
FAINT, he draws the milk which m.L.s =. =
flesh and bloed and bones from The bI,,s,
ofaniggsr: looks'up in her face and sniI..
and calls her By the endearing name of ,m,m'
my, and begs, perhaps, in pitsOus TOMAS
for ths privilege of carrying NANNY, ~
the Territories; he is undressed and On, ~
bed by niger, and nestles during Il.
slumbers of Infancy in the bosom Of = Mo
.gef;? he is washed, dressed and tsksu u tS.
table by > Niger; he is led to and from
school by a niger; every service that
childhood demands is performed BY a MO.
ger. except that of cbastisement. Which,
from the absence of good manners in m.ny
cases, it isto be teased-is not performed 81
all. ?, WhenrdoW appears on his lin. t6s
tohsoriA service is performed by Niger;
and when he reaches manhood, he inSsdes
the niger quarters, to place himself in ID,
endearing relation Of paternity to half mig.
gers. Finally, if he should be ambitious !.
may occur thstl be- viii come to Congress
to represent q constituency, thres-6fhs Of
whom are niggsrs, and talk about Black
Republicans. 'amalgamation,' 'nigg.r
equality tnigger stealing and the often.
siVe odor of niggerism."
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

The Aichigsn Legislature have passed
Personal Liberty bill.
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16
Vx~ FarrseR

T AN AGENT Hsa sbs saIsseE the ssIsOrsE.
4 sIH1oxxD NV Yozx RxGyza 4Se -
These machines sea ,uer5zsasi = .qise esSss''-
O. the purchase zaaney viii be refunded.
Ceu snd gst descriptive pe1PelsIa ~ Y,,ss.
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

.Gee FoF SaIs CkssR.
T OTIS and Sheres in Emporis, BY v1R
1-April 9. 1883. s-P. b PIE
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16
SATURDAY, API

Board met. Upon calling the names oi
the Directors quorum was found to Be
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

Grinding Done Every Saturday -.
H0REls osnts, sad Wheat IS esnts psr psro5 "a
ei. Terms, Cash. sl THoHAS AhA
mar26-3w aagsz5.
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

On motion. the Secretary read the pro-
ceedings of the meeting OF the Board held
Al -Cliai6n an-kka aksh-ef- -AaYeaaher-lsak.-
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

next and hat upon silm6nsy 80 :
scribed here after that, two and ~. ss0Gk sub.
cen shall bs paid 81 The time Of =. ma eat per
subscription. r--..-F-' - VI mating lbs
Ordered, That future ssses.n...
the shares of stock Of this comnsnr ns upon
made as tie work progresses. Ty ~ may BE-
uFer In every case Of sssessmspt aS ~ Ira.
notice at least thirty days prsyioaa naall give
time Of payment. and that no nus n.. 70 tbs
exceed hve per cent, shah b. ryHent to
any one assessment. 9ulred At
Ordered, That the Presidept,,a
land agent be authorized 70 pureS!sS S senstal
necessary conveyance aud imnis.ss iss sSs
make the surveys. and that the TTsns T %
pzs IoE thS-aans out -of aay~snon." s:s9tsr ;af,
hands. agwm. Ii bis
Rssotrld., That the Business ;, oa
this company Be loe.sd a. olia,oSa,a' S,a's Il: ;.i
aon motion, the Board adjourned g..
At Clinton On he second Monday Of JuIr u meg q
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

Gums new Nap of Kansas has Just been
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16
PostnonsInsnf of the Land sales.

PostponslnsnE Of the Land Sales.
RE ssAds Of the settlsfs shd advocstes
Of iaaernzs Improvements in Southern Kan
#sas, srs Ssquestsd to cut shs Eblieeing petit
tion oat the paper a1a zste % sbeel
and obtain the signatusss or the esigsbors.
and fsssEAsa it to W. sSArnS yatt.
Anderson County. Kansas. a. soon IS pos
sibls, 90 that it can be sent to Washington
pesiitiOnG arr n-circnistion
in Missouri sad Eshrssks = = u
- He Ezs.iEssezy. .Ee.ss- -Beekzasay-
PTessdesa ef 1e JARED Stsfss.
The uflasfs;zSed, f1issens q Kas&ashand lis
so.r woald espeeaf1y represent ti16s tie sales OF
.1Esg fszEitgzE Uf Kans4s;in !uss
nest would be very Oppressive to many of die set
fleznS faaosslaads and would sslazd the settlement
of the eouHsy by placing the isnds in the haadso
-speculatorsin large bodies snd IN many instsp-
eea eas.se tkoss who have settled On The lands, With
the fnbentisa Of making their home. 10 ose their
claiusszv hitst &c would met benefit the General
GoxeFnmeat e tie LaRdss Esesd ke located b. Lssd
Waryaats IN TIE hands bf fpefalataEs, iRstezd of ss
aoNrT Ar TaE sAfEs We theFtfore respectfully
ask ev0n 10 s5sstI61s tie Land Sales fsF one year
from Jsly aexz % ti1sf the settlers can hase filae
= raise the aneneyts pay fpE the landed .ssiu
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

.sspsaszs5 Ssss ss1;&1so oss.s $500
~ <se'e -ss9- fsvs ssa : = - rs ;
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

The main cry being ssed nov by the op-
poaeuts of the Repubiican party. 10 desst
the t;nid Hom entering its ranks. Is: go
yOa viii rarely BOT fsllos the lad :.
Lane. Coevs& co., They seem % tale
it for. granssd that i.Lsps, Conway = CO.
win lad ths RspupIie.a organizssioa. sns
they s.e saxious to kssp honest Peopis cat
OF The toiis OF these unscEupuioas sad de-
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

/ sxood Iszo.. 81 O'CLOCK, MONDAY MORNING.. !;
e Board met Aquorum beng present
the Commissioners were called upon aud re
ported the names Of subscribers to stock il
moneyand lands 7loshnst s W.
After abe APPROVAL of the report, th
.BoaFd,adjoGrned. e VIM. KERR. Prest.a,
.is B. e. B5oNE. Sec'y.s1 -i'E = as.'i bas
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16


ance forthe slsaflss donated gor subscribed
for stock, and obtain the REIMBURSEMENT Of
the right of way along the line of the roads;
and attend to all the mattsrs pertaining to
the titles TO the isnds sfstbs eompauya:s sad
in connection with the Treasurer fessiss
additional subscriptions Of stock and dens.
tions of land. - y a. "a e @ss jst oE5ds-a
Ordered, That the Executive Board Be
and are thereby authorized TO oonfersw5tH
the Pacific Railroad e5mpmys the Missouri
Central Railroad compsay and the towns on
the Pacific rdad betwesn Jefferson City and
OtteFRille, in nagsrd To the point where oni
road shall tap The Pacific road and copnec.
With the Missouri Central read: aBdf feceiye
propositions, and determine upon the point
on she Pacific road, and the route therefroua.
and place the road under contrzct,as soon
as possible, after the route has keesidstef1
mined and {. right of way seearedaias 81.
Ordered,z That the President ssd Trsass
urer Be and are hereby authorised to issue
the Bonds Of this r6mpsny7 for iosn Of one
million of dollars. bearing interest not 20
exceed six psr cent Per, snnurn, and to Ibs
secsFed by = smuffesgs Of the lands donstsd
90 and owned By thes seompanys ssor tbs mort
gage securities gixenseo the company. aaa-
Ordered; Fhas the Boads of this conf
paay shall not be- disposed of At less than
their par vaiHsysn that the Psesidens aaa
Treasurer shall not incur an expense in OBJ
taining said loan 70 exceed one per cent up
on the amount of the face of the Board ne
gotiated- II s. 10 b.sos aw4
Ordered. That 6se per scent of the capi-
tsl stock subscribed Be soIleeted by.zthe
Tgsassiler psevicps 80 shs 10th a.s4of Nay
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-06-01
Announcements.
FOR SHERIFF.

The friend. of Capt. J. b. COUSART,
announce him Il candidate for Sheriff for
Lancaster District. nj the ersniny term.