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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-03-14
MAxsON & EsKRIDGE,

According TO notice given last week, spoke
to their fellow citizens on Tuesday night, at
the Congregational church. Mr.. F. a.
Cowles presided. We were sorry that
Messrs. Loyrand Page did not make their
appearance, and give US some talk.
We did not take notes, aud are not pre-
pared to give even the briefest synopsis of
the speeches. In his remarks, our Senator
explained to the satisfaction of all, his
course On different questions which came
up during the session. and all seemed to
think he had done just what was right.
Mr.. Eskridge gave detailed account of
the University fight, which had engrossed
almost his entire attention, and on which he
had worked SO faithfully. so earnestly, and
SO theoretically, for the interests of his con-
ctituents. Mr.. Eskridge closed his remarks
by a high eulOgy on the State Administra-
ton, and predicting its success financially,
and every other way.
AT the conclusion of the speeches, the
following resolutions, offered by Judge Wat:
son, were adopted unanimously:
Rssolved, That Ibis meeting has a high
appreciation of the fidelity, energy and abi
ity displayed by the Hons. P. B. Maxson,
G. V. Eskridge and ]. w. 10y, as mem
bers of the late Legislature, in advancing
our local interests and the interests of South
ern Kansas; and that we fully indorse their
official acts, and say, 'Well done, good and
faithful servants"
ResOIved, That the people of Emporia and
vicinity tender their thanks to those Repre-
sentatives from neighboring counties for the
very efficient support which they rendered
to our local interests and those of Southern
Kansas generally.
After the meeting, an oyster supper was
announced at the Emporia House, which
had been gotten up by the citizens for their
| representatives,.
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place of manufacture prior to Sept 1st, not
liable to duty when curried and finished.
There is no good authority for asserting
that the President is about to call for the
CONSUMPTION of 100000 men. When the
call is made, it is believed it will not exceed
800, 600, if it approaches that number.
a dispatch from McMinnville, Tenn, Cd.
says Major Austin, of Morgan's brigade.
passed around the Murfreesboro and Nash
vile railroad, tearing up The tract and run
ming train of soldiers over an embankment.
The Petersburg Express contains Charles
ton adviees to Feb 26.h. The latest advices
from Port Royal state that the Yankee feet
now there numbers l93 vessels, including
three frigates aud twenty gunboats. The
balance are chiefly transports is. There are
$4,000 men collected there, and more ex-
pected.
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SheriF's Sale.

John Terrell VS.. Elijah and Mary Ann Yeakley
DY virtue of an execution, issued cut of the 5th
ID Judicial District Court for Lyon county and
State of Kansas, to me directed, in favor Of John
Terrell and against Elijah and Mary Ann Yenkley,
will offer fer sale, at public auction, at the
Court House door, in the town of Emporia, county
and State aforesaid, on
MONDAY, THE 6TH DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1863
between tle hours of ten o'clock a m. and four
o'clock m. of said day, the following property,
to wit: Lots number eleven (1l) Of block number
eighty-three {63), number nine 90 of block num-
Der thirty go. and lot number two ~ of
block mum Der one hundred and three (I03). in the
town of Americas, county of Lyon and State of
Kansas, to satisfy said execution.
Sheriff's Office, Lyon county, Kansas, March Sd,
1868. .
JAMES b. COX, Sheriff
77-S1 $6.90l BY ROBERT PARHAx, Under-Sheriff
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The Londo on correspondent in the Even
ing Republican states that there are over
fifty vessels deeply laden with arms and
ammunition, and now ahoat, destined to
break the blockade. The names Of most Of
them were given. Much importance is at
tacbed to the facts detailed, in consequence
Of there having been formally presented to
Lord Palmerston by the writer, who is be-
lieved to be one of our officials, and in whose
statements to Palmerston, the following facts
were named; A number of vessels, laden
with materials and munitions of war, con-
stantly leave the chief ports of the United
Kingdom, viz. London, Liverpool, Bris-
toll, Hull, Glasgow, Belfast. They clear
for neutral ports, but many of them are
again heard of as having been captured by
the Federal cruisers while attempting TO run
the blockade, or succeeded in so doing.
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HOW is 1T, PAGE!

Mr.. Eskridge stated in his speech, Tues
day night, that had it not been for the &C
ton of, Mr.. Page, on the University ques-
ton, We would have succeeded in getting
it located here. He said the work was all
done, and the votes secured, and everything
in trim for the passage of the EmpOria bill.
when Page few the track with proposition
to strike out "Emporia" aud insert "Lyon
county" This divided our strength, and
procured our defeat. It was all right for
Mr.. Page to try to get the University at
Neosho Rapids, or anywhere else in his dis
trict that he could; but if. by his sction, he
lost the University to Emporia, and cOnse-
quently to the whole county, We should
ike to know what he has made by it. Lei
us hear from you, Page.
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ITEMS BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

Medary's Crisis, published at Columbus,
Ohio, was entirely destroyed by a mob on
the night of the 5th. Good good good (!
Gen. Sumner has superseded Gen. Cur
tbs.
Gold is again up to SO cents.
A dispatch from Port Hudson, March
9th, via Mobile 9th, says: Intelligence, re-
liable and of the greatest importance, has
been received from the front. The prepar-
atoms being made by Banks's army point
irresistibly to an immediate advance. Sew
enteen mortar boats, the slOop-of-war Mis-
sissippi, and the gunboat Essex, are now at
Baton Rouge. Banks's force is full go
600. Ambulances and filters are being
prepared. The opinion of military men is.
that this point will be attacked in few
days.
The Cherokee Council have voted to abOl-
ish slavery, if Congress will offer them the
same inducements it does the border States
Nothing from vicksburg worth mention
!. ing.
The following are the returns from the
New Hampshire election:
Returns from 175 towns give Gilmore
(Rep.), "a. 573; Easton (Dem.), 5,722
Harrison (Union Dem J, 1878. These re
turns indicate there is no election of Govern
or by the people. The Republicans viii
have a majority in the Governors Coun
Gil and Senate and House of Representa-
tives. 1t is believed that all the Repub
lican candidates for Congress are elected
Their majorities in the 1st and Cd district:
will be small.
A dispatch from Memphis says the city
fun of rumors Of an engagement at Por
Hudson. Gen. Pemberton has been re
moved from the Mississippi. Gen. Bragg
is bis successor and has already assumed
command. Longstreet commands Bragg
old division in Middle Tenn. Price ha
returned from Richmond invested with al
the power asked for, and will 60 to Missouri
Gen. Holmes is to be removed, and Hind
man sent east of the Mississippi. Kirby
Smith goes to Arkansas.
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Sherifs Sale.
SsAs, Lyon COUNTY, ss.

STATE OF KANSAS, Lyon County,
James L. Thomson vs.. Hall Porter.
DY virtue of an order of sale, to me directed,
ID issued out of the Fifth judicial District
Court, for Lyon county, State of Kansas, will,
on
TUESDAY, THE 24TH DAY OF MARCH, A. D. 1863,
between the hours of ten O'Clock q. IN. and four
o'clock p. m, at the Court House door, in the town
of EmpOua, county of Lyon and State of Kansas,
offer for sale at public auction, to the highest bid
der, for each in hand, all the right, title and in
terest of Messrs. Hall G. Porter in the following
described real estate. to wit: The southwest quar-
ter of the northeast quarter and the southeast
quarter of the northwest quarter of section num-
Der thirty three (33) township number fifteen (l5),
range number twelve (l2), east of the 9th princi-
pal meridian, situated in the county Of Lyon.
State Of Kansas, and to be sold to satisfy said or
der of SALE
Sherif's Office, Feb 90 1863
JAMES B. COX, Sheriff,
1880 So ISL By RoB'r PARHAM, Under Sheriff.
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stake is life or death. honor or shame
either our name and nation will be extin-
guished in hight of blood and horror,
or else new sovereignty, the newest, fairest,
proudest, will take her seat among the pow
ers of the earth with the applause of man
and the blessing of Heaven.
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Nassau advices report the privateer Ret
Yfbution has taken and burned several YES
sails. She had an encounter with an un-
known whaler in the Caribbean sea, which
showed fight, killing ons person on the
petribution.
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We are glad to hear everybody speak
well of the southwestern delegation in the
last Legislature. We have heard special
praise bestowed upon Leonard and Afford
of Chase, Harrison of Butler, and Kinner
of Greenwood. These gentlemen perform
ed their duties faithfully.
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We hope all the papers will out upon this
encroacbment upon their rights. When the
balf-starved prices of some of the Eastern
States are established here for printing, We
shall let the business 90.
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Gen. Deitzler has at last obtained justice
at the hands of the Government. He has
been nominated for Brigadier. Good
Lee has also been nominated for Briga-
der, and Mitchell for a Major General.
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The number of paymasters awaiting con-
firmation by the Senate, and who Lave been
confirmed, it is ascertained will equal one
for every regiment. What farce
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Gen. Collamore has been elected Mayor
of Lawrence; and Cummings, of the Topeka
Tribune, is in the same luck at the Capital.
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The Topeka Record says the 18th Kansas
is ordered to Fort Scott, and is probably
there by this time.
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Estray.

CTRAYED away from the premises of the sub
y seriber, one WHITE STEER, years old,
short legs, rather heavy body, and wrinkled face.
Any information in relation to said Steer will be
reasonably rewarded.
Sd mo-, 4th, 1863 THOMAS ARMOR
2-l&
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Jim Lane has at last got his patent for
40 acres of the city of Lawrence.
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JAMES MEANS.

stone Mason, BrickIayer and PIasterer,
{ S ready to take contracts for any work in his
1 line. BUILDING STONE and PLASTER
ING HAIR for sale.
EtnpOris. Kansas, August 3. 1851 9O2
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u AN APPRENTICE WANTED. to learn
the Mason's trade. Apply
March 7th, 1863.
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Medary's Crisis, published at Columbus,
Ohio, was entirely destroyed by mob on
the night of the 5th. Good good good !
Gen. Sumner has superseded Gen. Cur
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-14
for protection being prevented from, going to thei

for protection, being prevented FROM going to thel
homes, or walking the streets
The police, to the number OF 100 went to New
York 10 charge Of Inspector Folk.
There was great commotion in the Navy Yard
The walls manned and mounted with guns
thirteen lS-pouuders mounted on the Flushing
avenue eide, 40 rs to sweep everything. Two ~
FOUNDERS command the main entrsnce, and all the
vessels have been bauled into the stream, the guns
ehotted, and everything ready for an emergency.
Several companies of marines. with GO rounds Of
cartridges and l2 boat-howiizers rifed cannon, with
ammuorion-boxes loaded with percusson.cap shells,
schrapnell, canister aud grape,bot, were sent TO
New-York toward evening. The marines were ac-
companied by 300 sailors, armed with cutasses and
revolvers.
Some guns were taken from the State Arsenal, in
Portland avenue, on Sunday night, which gave rise
to the rumor that it had been attacked. The facts
are that two companies Of artillery belon5ng to the
70h Regiment Militia have been ordered to Fort
Hamilton, aud the guns taken for their use
Tney were placed on vessels at the foot Of Little
street, aud transported to the Fort. There are no
arms III the building at present.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-14
'Che Rebels Falling Hnck.

HANEsHrHG, Ia. MONDAY, JuiJ IL. ljbj
gentleman who LETT Waynesboro Oh Sunday at
noon furnishes the following:
IL ia understood that the Rebels in falling back 10
the line Of the Conocbeague River from. Antietam,
encountered tho forces of Gen. Mulligan and siter
several severe skrmishes in the vicinity OF Clear
Spring, retired TO tho eastward. This accounts, no
doubt, for tie reoocupaiion OF Hsgers;o~n by Gen.
EweIl.
The poeition Of the Rebels is now reduced 10 a
space Of Fix mile, by nine in which to maneuger.
TIE Rebels hsye no naturally strong defensive
points lefl to them and /, is believed by PersOos 10
official portion they cannot porsiby escape capture
OF auuibniion.
The report iha, large number Of Rebels bad
cror-ed the Potomac with wagon train, is believed
10 entirely flse, there is nothing to cross the
rvc' with except a rope ferry.
Two hundred Union prisoner who refused 10 take
their Isrole from the Rebels, were crossed on this
ferry on Thursday evening.
Capt Norris, " ho succeeded in making his escape,
brought information that, as far IA Ee observed,
there was 10 Considerable Rebel force On tie south
bsns of the Potomac.
The Grey Res.rves and Blae Reserves Of Phila-
Nsli Llh NfNt ON ~ '"i'' v" p''''
dly toward Ilagersiown, and .n'cceded IN opening
communication with tie Army Of the Potomac, and
c.Jtund several pri.oneFs
Several prisoners were oompimen,ed by the oorps
commanders for their excellent behavior.
4 gentleman who has just arrived from the An
tie Am Valley. reports tia, heavy thunder storm
,ir ed Tia, resicn ss'uida, ana sunday evenings
Ihe .n fell in torrent. for hours, and the mountain
,trca1. are sgnin much swolco.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-14
NINTH REGIMENT n. Y. 2. NJ.
The Effect of the Riot In Brooklyn.

THE BROOKLYN POLICR-THE NAVY YARD-TiIR
FIRC.DEPARTMENT - THE PROVOST MAR
sHAL's OFFICE IN THE THIRD DISTRICT,
&C, &c.
The Riot in Nav York has created an intense ex-
element in this City, and large numbers Of persoDr
cro,sed the river TO see what was going on.
Cspl, $. Is. Gregory, Provost Marshal Of the 3Oih
Congressional District on hearing Of the proceeding
in New Yo,k, packed up all his papers aud trans
ported them 10 place Of s,fety. There is nothing
now in the building OF the lsasl Importance " any
ono.
The Draft which was fixed for Wednesday morn.
ing hes been suspended for the present. Further
notice will be given when the drawing will take
place.
Tie number Of persons enrolled in the different
Wa'ds con prsing the Dttrc', and the number IL
be drafted, is sas follows, all Of the first class.
~ NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-14
DIED.

AyGEIL-In Jersey CITY on suud,y July i? Mrs Elizabeth
l.. An.rn, wife o. { Angel ,s.d % years ..,u ,,,.a
70 atIeud thr fIn,iai Tu-,iay July IL, al y p m a.
No ~ su,seI street. Jor'ey cry
ATHERrON-M Patterson, \. j.. on Saturday. JAY H.
Curt. D. son Of the .is Hilsm kthertoD, ssei S0yrha
HRlpGE-Ou Fnds, July TO- Levi. X Bridge son OF The
lat. Lewi. X. Bnds- IN tho so year Of his ate.
hi. nn,r fou tho Church Of tho Ms,ai.h (Dr O.good')
Broaawa, Tuesday afternoon, IAN n.' o. u oeiecA
without further invitation
Wrdnod.y May ~, Leut c. X. CIsiie. lbjd Fes'ment
NY. > v tll uur,es L,usye'l In the stn year Of MS
T ave. a. friend. Of the family invited TO attend
the fu"sraI from B.hoomrw. cbursa sOru,r of L.-
fsyso psce and Grea, Jones rtfeet on "Wednesday ae
noon Ish inst Gt 3. o'clock. without further notice.
ORISNRLL - In OranEe n. J., Oh Sunday. July H. d.
,. ,snS. Of h. fsay 20 invited to attend his funeral
is,h int. bi. 3s,h Lhthdsy, sti O'Clock y. L.
z ofton sni PIeyldsuco papers please copy
0RrEN-ou Monday Jolly 49, sfer lonf and severe Vi
mss. which bore ~th Chrstn forita4' sod rs,lsa"
ton Mrs. Nanule A Green, VIE Of Capt l. H. Giesn'
formally II Ls~rerc-buTs In b. In the ab year OF her ss
uEIsERAn-t few bours illness Gsorse Morcen. sou 81
| Tl-nry A. and Ro.Alie Hsissr
nj. fob.IA toay s.b ns at O'clock from the Iessens
Of his ishss, OF hinetysscond street. and EIaif
uoRRlsf 4, wnlsmshursh on Monday morning, lnly -
MARY Eliza Van Bs,soui, vile Of John Morris sssd 4
IN, r,l.,.. and friends ofus family Invited 10 astent
the funeral at the residence o. her brother John a. '1
Barcou. No IA sOu,h foaiih street. Williamsburg OF
Wednesday ancrneoa at , 0e,Vck.
| MORAN On Wednesday evcnins, July T. mtA Name,
Moran aged 81 yes mother e Mira Jane Trick and sae
Of MIR n Stewart the great merchant of Newly srl
city. thu'c~,ino J0"inA, iowa
NIcOLI-Knled at ths bate OF Gettysburg 81 THURSDAY
July J. CAPT Isaac Eicol, Company u. Va kssinca'
isX ss.J 70 wears 4 montbs ard ~, days, son o
John NieoL hloo.nins drove. Grange County, ~ T.
| rOWNsEND-ln Yonkop, on Sunday. July w. the ii a
John rownscud fsrmehy Judge Of Wssseas'''' S9aat'
vi, Is,y,s sud friend. invited to attend hs aasIs
on TuoaIsv Jrly H. ut a O'Clock n st 81. ashn'
4 Chmeh At Yonsers Hudson River Railroad rsins esv
Chsmbs street a, 4;lo and return from fonkes a 6:A
WELLsTOOD--At Port Hudson La. WedpesdV ~, Jun
/ "a John g. Welsiood jf, OF GrsrAwieh. Conn. sged
y~s month and II days second of John o. snd AtSs
W.istood Hs died OF exhaustion broaSnt on by fatsu
and .xposurs after the assault Port Hudsos do
| attached to Company n. 2sih Reg nsut, Conn. Vols.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-14
JToruan in Ohio.

CisclSSATr July ~. 1853.
The Rebel Gen. Morgan lett Moore's Hill on the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, at one o'clock this
morning. passed over the Indianapolis and Cineinna'
ii road at point 81 miles from here, aud reached
Harrison, Hamilton County, Ohio sbolt noon. At
baIfpast five this afternoon be was within 10 miles
Of Hamilton, moving slowly on that place.
Gen. Hobson with a strong force, was four hours
behind him.
The damsgs done to the Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road WIS three bridges destroyed a water station
burned, and some track removed. The damage to
the indianapolis and Cincinnati Road was very lit
tie. Only one water tank was burned.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-14

vi The second about 900 pesons arc onfosd max
ing In all Of 10 classes nearly $4,000.
CbetEngineer Cunningham, in Wow Of the pres.
ent exigency, ordered last night that In Of fire
the bells shall ring three rounds. designating tho dis
tiict, aud then the general alarm. This IL for tic
purpose Of assembling all tho fremeu, to extn
gush any FIRE that may occur. These orders will bs
in force until further directions.
The coiored people sre having q hard time Of it,
They are attacked everywhere and beaten. They
crowded about tho police stations last night asking
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-14
Occupation OF Hnger.town-The ImPend-
ing Battle.
CAyFTOEv. Nd. July y. via
UIGyE.roys MONDAY, July l3, 1863. !

IAyFTOsN- Md, July ~. VaI
HAGgR.rows. Moodsy, July 10, 1863.
Hagerstown was occupied at abou, O'Clock this
morning by Gen. Klpstrick's cavalry, after slight
resistance. The object Of the enemy in reoccupying
the town for so short rpacs Of time is partially ex
planned from tho fact that they removed from that
vicinity a large amount of fence.rails. II lie sup
posed they are to be used in erecting fortfcstions
between that place and Wlam,port.
The Rebels are in large force near the town, on
the Willinmsport aud Clear Spring roads.
Reconnaissance made to-day by our cavalry
forces under Col. Wyukoop and Capt. Boyd show
that The Rebels have strong picket guards uorth and
west Of the town.
The armies of Geps Meade and Couch are within
Il few hours' march Of Lees army. Lees intention
will probably be more fully developed tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-14

nstoua army, and desperate battle will be fought.
The enemys position ia strong noticed, and he is
we'll inrrsucbsd. Meades army is in good spirits,
but i2nuch fatigued.
TheAe was biisk skrrnishrg all along the lie las:
evening, and general advance Of Meads's ny for
four miles ensued. Smiths forces and Coucl's COM
mand Joined ,Meades army last night.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-14
The Position OF Lees Army-Thc ssise u
the Pofomac-Ikcnvy Rebel Guns -

Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune
HEApaUARTxns on Ina AHnr OF TIE foroSAo'

Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune
HEADQUARrxIs or Ina AMI OF THs foroNAo
Monday July i3-JA N.
The portion Of Lees army has not been materially
changed snce yesterday. The left OF their line rests
about two miles from Iisgerstown, on IT," Cone
cochea,uo Creek, and the lott jn-t below Williams
port where they have bridge Of canal'boai' win
long pieces on either side.
The river was very high yesterday. IL hns been
,;.;no NIL day. aud must now be greatly swollen.
A great battle would have tnken place to-day hHd
not the heavy rain rendered the roads s''no'' '"''
p,sssbls.
At Hagerstown yesterday morning our troops
wsro received with every demonstration o' oc's""
The enemy is supposed 10 be strongly inIshc"'' ."
his line, aud from tbs weight OF tho balls '"r'""
into Hagor.town yesterday morning. uHdoa"''''y
have heavy guns in position.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-14
UaGAy's MAGNOLIA DALM.

Th, delightful and .IsOdaay Article chsnSes the SUI
bum, face and h.nds fy satin texture Of rsvtssios
beauty nps'tins the marble purity OF youth aud The d
que spprsanc- invios in Ire lily belle Of fashion re-
move. tan f,ctis pmpes and roushnss from tho skin.
..vins eomperon fresh transparent and smooth II
eoa,.ins 10 n..eh. igrOas to the skn PsifonI-d BY
sctr.,.es and singers j, wh. every lady sA0ed
have. Sold evoIywEsIs-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-14
UNlrrn SrArEs BnrNrY. PENsIoN AND

UNITrD STATES BOUNTY, PENsiON AND
CtItg AsEacr-LispsLEr Co No. ian B'oad~sy New
tsi. hafns aale -iaA.eu .i', OF behalf o. ous cii'u'
Iliy h. touEs. for the IA'a." Of spseA -'t
-sui~ tt- payment OF cftsn csn, sssiu tho tnii"d
b. u tbe pfr..nt VA and which itom "a
ou, csrss. he co-,sd through hr u.l, eha.nei.
use p.f.ous hJain. rlair snd a.slns 10 pr.
tyas the hsr-h oi to act ~fsa fasssd, to fy"ta he
particulars OF their demands TO u o.cs soon as n.sy 70
oILN.I.ut
Appio.ai. should the md amount Of their
such stbsf Informs f.sp-c'io. them =. can
be svc Ia lsitf an Ju the recsipt q! such
psul.u oTl4s viii bs dstu'y naJr 1n9~l 10 .seb
Letters o. inqulf, promptly answered and complete in
stfuctous sLd al Geo. Aper' .gfDlshea.
rEFEEfStLs
SKoRoK OPDISH. Mayor N-w-fo'S
JasEs OALLArtN. ff-.iieut NAlonI Bsnk. v. Y.
Csc :. Cos. Ps~.drGt American Ia. bank, " !.
tAIgB B@Rsrux PgesiIent IT. SlcLoss hsnk " Y
". "a I0Hs.os, frrsiieut Hanover Is nt. y. l.
FpWAuB fiAiGHr Pf-sti-Gt B.nk Commonwealth, ". K
lfvgRHOHE Claws Co., BADsrr.. No "a NALst, y. I.
Itygsg kELLI L GO. Bsu.-f.. No 10 Wa-st.. n. Y.
JoHN IArLOh JOnssroS, ffcsdsIt tsutfal X H., y. j.
II. loFK. GsucH Superintendent o. Hop. tbpr-'s 90,
~. lGs bfusdws. -, e.
Josarn.S sruhGrs Sturs,. Beune, Co. is3 Ffont-s'
IrILEA CHtIL, HAVsOE \ CO MrFchsn's hIosd"Ay'
Ho~.np. s,ssra L Co.. Merchants, No. les Chamber
LaraKor LupScros Co.. Merchants No. 20 Park place.
y
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