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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-04-02
EMPORIA SCHOOL.

THE Board of Direct ors have the pleasure O
School win commence on Wednesday, the 9th
inst. Everything viii be done that lays in our
power TO make this frstclass District School.
Scholars from outside the District will be adj
paid In advance, andSthe other half when the
term Is half out.
Application can be made to J. r. Swallow, or
In his absence to J Sbotler
J. r. SWALLOW, Director.
Emp0ria, January y. 1868. #
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-04-02

WRITING SCHooL.-Our citizens will be
glad to learn that Mr.. Gillett will teach
another term of writing school, commenc-
lag on Monday evening next. Every schol-
ar that attended the last term, certainly
made great Improvement, and was benefit
ted twice the amount of the fee charged.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-04-02
The Lawrence, Buriingame and EmpOria
Railroad.

The people of Douglas, Usage, Lyon,
Chase, Butler, Irving and Greenwood coun-
tie; are greatly interested in the construc-
ton of the above named road. An amend
ment to the act granting lands to the Atchi-
son, Topeka and Santa Fe Road, SO that the
lands may be applied to aid in constructing
road from here to Emporia as the south
western branch of the Lawrence and Fort
Gibson road is now pending before Con-
gress. Senator Pomeroy and others will
oppose this amendment most earnestly.
The people of Southern Kansas are very
much aroused on this subject. Ia justice
to one of the best sections of country in the
State this road should be built, and will be
built if this amendment prevails.
If the people in the counties we have
named would securs this road, they must
move in earnest-hoid meetings, discuss
the subject, and express their mind In favor
of it, which will greatly aid the passage o
the amendment in Congress. No one car
doubt that We of this county are greatly IN
terested in this thoroughfare, opening up a.
it will all of that rich country in South
western Kansas. We would not advocate
the measure simply from the standpoint 0
our sectional interest /; still, it is to be sup
: posed that the people of Douglas count!
! will be more interested in this subject, be
cause of personal interest. This is right
The road proposed will accommodate larg
err scope of country than any other named
The ultimste object of all thoroughfare
t should be to give accommodation TO the pub
: lie, and the more extensive the accommo
dalton, the better it IS.
Let US have public meetings called at one
in the various counties interested, and del
? egates be appointed to attend a couventio
] to be held in Bnrlingame next month for tn
/ advancement of the interests of this road
Laurence Tribune, March eth.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-04-02

The spotted fever is ravaging various
parts OF Pennsylvania, and scores of people
are dying from it. In every case the per
sons attacked have died within twenty -four
hours after the first symptoms, which usu-
ally are the appearance of small pimples and
blotches on the hands and face, with acute
pains, swelling of the head, and enlarge
ment of the glands of the neck.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-04-02

On the 18th of this month we are to Sc
let delegates-Ono in each Representative
Distriet-to the State Convention. We ad-
wise folks to keep their eyes peeled. There
are some little tricks afoat.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-04-02

The Detroit Advertiser estimates the ma
pie sugar crop this year at $4,000. 900
pounds, which at fifteen cents per pound
would be S3,75O,000. This will be but a
small amount of the sugar consumed in the
country, yet it viii go far towards supply
ing the deficiency caused by the non-pro-
duction of the South.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-04-02

At the township election in this place on
Monday last, E. Borton was elected Trustee;
A R. Bancroft and Owen L. Davis, Con-
stables Robt. S. Morris Road Overseer for
this District.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-04-02
AUCTION E!

WILL sell, to the highest bidder, for cash in
i hand, at the residence of j. NJ. Miller, five
miles north of EmpoIia,
ON TUESDAY, APRIL 5TH, 1864,
beginning at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, horse, buggy
harness; about 100 bushels Of corn; one three
wears old steer; four COWS and calves; and about
800 articles of household furniture, such as Sec
rotary, carpets, table, stands, chairs, bedstead
clock, &c. Also, complete set of garden tools
saws, axes. pitchforks, hay knife, etc. and one
three horse Peoria Deep Tiller, and two guns
shot gun and rifle.
3O-3I TIE. BABCOCK.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-04-02

The Military Committee of Congress has
again had under consideration the question
of reimbursing States for moneys expended
in calling out the State militia. They final
'ly instructed Mr.. Garfield to prepare gen.
eral bill providing for the appointment of a
commission who are to be empowered to set
tie all claims arising in the several States
upon the subject.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-04-02

A rogue has been passing 500 counter
felt greeubacks at St. Joseph. Look out fol
them.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-04-02

It is stated that Frank Blair is about to
resign his seat in Congress. We sincerely
hope he will, for no man in the nation has
made bigger fool of himself within the
past year than F. P. Blair. He was once
the proud leader of the Liberal party in
Missouri, aud now his efforts are to break
up that very party which ho helped to rear
in Missouri. He is played out. He is
weak
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-04-02

Revivals ale again spreading throughout
the New England States, and it is mention
ed as one of their marked peculiarities that
there is total absence of all excitement.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-04-02

Owen Lovejoy, Member of Congress from
Illinois, died in Brooklyn, n. Y, on the
night of March 25th.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-04-02

The city of Philadelphia has paid So,
419, $50 in bounties to volunteers.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-04-02
CHASE COUNTY
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
FOR 1895

NOTICE is hereby given, that in accordance
IN with the provisions of law, will sell at pub
lie sale, at my Office in Cottonwood Falls on the
first Tuesday (being the Sd day. of May, and next
succeeding days, so much of the following tracts
of land and town lots may be necessary to pay
the taxes, penalty and charges thereon, for the
year A. D. 1868. SAMUEL BUCHANAN,
CoTToNwooD FALLs,l County Treasurer.
March 25 1861. {
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-04-02

A survey is being made on the south side
of the Kansas river at Topeka, for the
Union Pacific Railroad.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-04-02
The Free State Executive Committee Q

Louisiana has adopted the following:
Resolved, That the Free State party is
uncomplomisingly opposed to assuming
debts contracted by the State of Louisiana
while under rebel dominion for the purpose
of carrying on war against the United States.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-04-02
KAN SAS CITY
BOOK BIN derry

THE undersigned has established in connec-
i ton with the Journal of Commerce Office,
at Kansas City, Missouri.
A FIRST CLASS BINDERY AND BLANK
BOOK MAEUFACTORY.
Especial attention will be devoted to the man
ufacture Of Blank Books for Counties, Records,
| Registers, District Court Books, Tax Books,
County Treasurers' Books, and all kinds of
Books of Public Record, Manufactured from the
best Of stock, and in the highest style of the art
MERCANTILE BOOKS.
We invite the attention of Merchants, Bank
ers, Manufacturers, Hotel Keepers, DC, to our ia
cilities for the manufacture Of the best kind of
Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, Invoice Books,
Shipping Receipts, Sales Books, Hotel Registers
Lawyers Dockets, etc., ETC., etc.
MAGAZINE BINDING.
Harper's, The Atlantic, Cooley, Peterson, Frank
Leslie, Harper's Weekly, Pictorial History Of the
War, and all other Magazines, bound in Plain or
Fancy Binding, at the lowest figures.
Binding of all kinds and styles-Paper Sheep,
Calf, Law Style, Morocco, Turkey Morocco, and
Morocco Antique, done upon the shortest notice.
RULING OF ALL KINDS PROMPTLY DONE
N.B.-We employ none but frst-class work
men, and are prepared TO guarantee every job of
work sent out out. Orders respectfully solicited.
Address 7. DWIGHT THATCHER,
janl6l Kansas City, No.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-04-02
16O Acres 0f Land

ITO EXCHANGE FOR WORK CATTLE
Il The land is in good neighborhood, only
q little over one mile from Americus
Apply to J. R. SWALLOW.
Emporia, Feb'y 20,IS64. 3m
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-04-02
ENIPORIA HOUSE
N. S. STORES, Proprietor.

Board per day. 81 50
week, with lodging. 5 90
without lodging, ) so
Single meals, 40
Iodcing IS
All Eiis must be paid at the end of each week
except by contract; then agreements must be
promptly lived NJ TO. 1898
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-04-02
Estrayed.

CTRAYED away from the premises of the sub
y scriber, one Steer. nearly years Ol Id, mostly
red, little white In his face and en- the end Of
his tail, and some white on his belly also, one
Steer, mostly red, with some white spots about
his hips, white belly, and about 2 years old.
ANY information lea ding to their recovery will
be suitably rewarded. THOS. ARMOR.
EMFoRIA, March 30th, 1864.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-04-02

TNHE undersigned has established, in connec-
i ton with the Journal of Commerce Office,
at Kansas City, Missouri,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-02
AN ORDiNAN .E

TO AUTHORIZE AN ADD rTOHAL LOAN
TO hEE1 TIE ENPENSE- INCIDENT TO TIE
DEtENsE or 1BE CITY, AND FUR UcHER PUG.
PCtES
Fesm'n The stlr't aud CJumun Councils oI no city
o. fhu depha 30 ordsn, 1ha the Mayer Is hereOy su-
thOFzeh "a borrow nc tn3n par, Ns credit OF
me cor pratnD, such may DO rauuired
by t' tjS Treasurer, ON time time 70 provide ioT
Tie tHmiias Of 10lunte rom the city Pa.lelphR n
The sc wee 6f The Unt"d states FOR the enpa nf ths
city, moi exceeding the whole the sum OF ys huuired
thousand dnlaTs for hi ID utere :1s rais
81 tN per cent yer an1ur1 shl be paid bali yelr, on
Treasurer.
The princna 1ftls sad loan shll DC payable and ld
AZ Tie rNp1a ion Of thy tt ~ the date ~
and nut lere hOut he holder, .neceOf nd
ctrcatrs theTef, ~ the us ual form CerdCaes
ofCity LlAss shall bsissuedr uch atnounr
may require, bu not ilr frHct al paI 8lOO. or
teguled H. am uns lf h'e bundled \ lle irGusano
dOhrs, and II shal BE eNrrs ed IN sal certificates TIA,
y SAID Ga therein menln cd ani th' interest theren
are phy able nee from all taXPo. l...
Sect Oi2 whenever any iOaD shall DO uzads by vrtne
hereof ul.re shan be, Oy OF pis ordnance, annu
a apprnpliaat ont - the income Cf the
and q IN n sum rased u ilxA' sun sun
pay The interest said set'iDestfs and the lr1sr
Of ;hTesenths Of one ls vslne suct
ceTntAies sO ssueii, Hht ne appropriated ey uui
OF a income and taxes to sinking fund. wnt,h nod
And its ltcunnGGons hereby dsuecl4Y Clsdgsd "a
the redemption a1d payment ~ SD certificates.
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PRAYER ron RAIN.

on, for rain the gontle rain
Por the sweet, refreshing rain
For the gushing, rushingi paifring, dripping iail
Let ne pray
oh. 10 wahc up ~ the night
10 iho music OF the rain;
10 ne liquid fingers beating
On the hot and dusty pane
And 20 listen 70 the showers
Through the dark and sultry hours
Conc and gOl
And to know
That tho dropping little flowers
Have not fixed their patient eyes
On the bfa1en, burning skies
All in vain
For the minl
And 10 know that in the valley,
In the forest and he plain,
Are a thousand thousand famish'd things
Rejoicing In the rain.
That the meadows will be seen
In their livery Of green,
As though sweet May awhile
Had returned again to smile
And no more the shruDkeD river
Is through dusty channel creeping;
Bur, with laughing eddos dimpled,
To It's mother.waye "a leapiugl
And to know this blessed might,
There are hearts Of humble trust
Thanking Him who sends His rain
On the evil and the Just;
And that now tor many an eye
Are drops OF 9 aduc,s shed
On lit lips that WHISPERED last,
"Our Father daily bread 4"
And 90 feet that on the morrow
With the brst fash of tho day
What q cloud Of anxiOus sOrrOw,
With the clouds will pass away
For the rain, the gentle rain
For the sweet, refreshing rain,
For the gushing rushing, pGtt'ring, dripping rain
Let Us pray
Boston, July, 1864. c. HENRY Sr. JoHN.
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OFFICE. con

CLERKS OFFICE, COMMON COUNCIL
" Philadelphia Ju, .. 1874.
In accordance W'.h .ssOutOn Up Cd by q Common
Coz neil of tht tty 4 Phi adelphi. auTsdAy The JOh
DAY CiJuns, 1854, the annex 81 bin, entitled
"Ak OR INANHE
10 AUTHORIZE Al ADnltIUNAB LOAN To MEET
THE ENPEESES INCIDt Mt TO TIE pErENHR
OF THF CITY AND FOR OTHER PURPO sEs,"
Is herehJ puhlshed Tor public information.
WI. :. SHALL,
CLERK OF Common CglAcn.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-02

I PHILADELPHIA AND TRENTON AND
U CAhpEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD gOdpANIE5
notice
On d after MOEDA January 4, 1854. the Trains for
New NOE, leaving Ksnsi gtUn Depot, PLiade phla, Il
81? NJ cJthr, sun 2an VI ,and he iains leaving
Ntw York A NJ aud 79g p. NJ, viii hereafter be run
cXclusk ey for tie Uniied staten malta and new YORK
AZ ashrgOn Passengers, and win NOT take In let
on aiN Ia tenl,rs bctv cen said c,its,
1ho lr A. NJ ana - Midnight LII )m New York %
Hashins'D", and The ll-5O 4 NJ and p n. Lines from
nrshn tol to NeH York WIN continue az pres and
cany asseret ln and Tom the Intermediate sAtons and
nslilE one. " lshinROn, a'u New ok.
ARRANGEMENT Bl1HEEE PHILADELPHIA AND
NEW YORK.
Lines leave Philadep phia tom KensiugtOn Depot, at
llh \. NJ & 90, and GiJ y ana 1850 midnlSut and
uOm " luut Street wharf VIA Camdsn), aiG andBA.
A., /. NJ, ArdGP NJ, Tor New York.
Ana leaves New York, from fo OF COur'andt street,
AHA NJ lCA VI u Vi 4 and d y, ana a. ~ mid
nj h and fToEl foot OF barclay stree! at A. NJ and
r. NJ. WA, A, GArYMER,
il5-tf AGENT
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RRSOLUTIoN
AUTH0RIZINo TIE CLERK ~ PU1L-sH TIE

Resolved That the Ger OF ComAon Council 0s sntnot-
bed 10 pubt nlvt daF pap-7s N 'hls city tally
for louf weeks ihs erd1aD; pressrtsd 20 omw Com,
c at ciaie mestlng Ael s5f f.lc on -Sa ogh daN 0
June, lSri. entitled
a. OTdnnnse % Ant OTiZs Al Additional Lc'. - reei
the eNHenses incident to the OF ere GitY and ior
Other purrUse-.'
AND ths said Clerk, ~ tee s,Grsd meeting d
Councils arer the sNpirat OF four 7SeeAs rom the
hrst da) of ssld pub canon, soal present % this
Council one nj each sac foS every daY 70
2hich ire same shan have been NJ .le I9-4v
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-02

Mrs. Emma Willard, Of Troy, who was cap
tured by the Rebels at Magnolia Station, and con-
cefnlng whom there has been considerable
eiixlety shown by her friends, has been released.
Tile town Of Denning. IN Ulster county. n.
X, challenges the State. IL claims that with a
voting population at the beginning Of the war of
no, Il has sent lO2 men into the service
Samuel d. Bell. Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court OF New Hampshire. has resigned his Office.
me resignation to take effect August L. He was
elevated TO the Supreme Bench in 1855 aud WAS
appointed Chief Justice in 1859.
IA eopperhead had troubled with his treason
.~a. sak family In KeOkuk, Iowa, the youngest
AZ nsSs u whom was little girl of three years
So., IN ~ 10 him az one Of his Visits :-"Ds home
''PPy nsAoi do home twick." he left.
A a. 6s IQ9ins nest Was found lately in a tree at
fhe Oneida Community xhicb 5sd ,.te.,es ~ VIZ az
an rs structure twenty mine lad coiIae On On
which had 1sen puroined by rhe bisds s's VI
erAsspiot Where they were placed after ~ 0 sas
--key. DR.. Thompson, late OF Ruffs,. -.
or me Second Presbyterian Church IN clhcsss,now nov
naVing recently married, his congreeation'
deIed binl gilt Of $500. His regular Saiarss9 vi.
Sasog aoa and there Is talk Of putting q permanently
.
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subrsrpton - 'a,h sAar1 20 original rutscrners for
5000 shares pay able A. ,1s down upon and
two other lnstamons 81 esoh pa ats % Ao as Joy
and 25;h August, is6l, rssp3euyeg,
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ID II. DIXON,
E2M EIqiITH street
I ONBREIiAs AND PGRAsoLs,
'''' i'''' trs0ssi ''isii Jsv.try, I..,A.r soes.,
Bsaa'.sc~ao. We" SSis,sa
OIL CLOTHS OF EVERY VARIETY
| BRRwsTER TLAvILL CO.,
| he-lm' No. 20 DOCK street. Phnad
| GECRET DISEASES SECRET DISEASES
sRMHRtr1Ss e DIRT
TUB HOar CERTAIN REHEDY EysR UsEn,
| Yes rtsiiiNc cure fT
- oQSoaEnGh, GLEEr STRUCTURES, Sc,
contain NJ Mineral 10 Balsam. no Mercury.
onp ten pills to 5s iiseu % cfir,t a cure
CO 2, y irgm Two To- four dsya, and recent casss IN
Univ n'iy ol Penney yana, one of tho most ominen,
ct ' &C who have despsiItd u settin, ,ured or who
have been gorg,d with Bil1am CopayG or Msropry, at
sAMARrrANs GIFT.
Sent by mall IN a plain envelope
luct. nal, package, a. Female, ~.
BLOoBl BLooDu BIcoDm nLooDu
scRoruLA, UtCrr7. 50Ers, ePors, rErrERs.
SCATES, ROITS.
SYPHILIS OR Vss,,IEgsssAIL, ssIl, 9issEAtEs, &C., &c,
ROOT AND HERD JUICES
sYgnsS S"' iNfREaG N1sS as bsr R}rf ,sEs 2' ne sAvA
Rii Ah ROOT Az HERR JUICE, ie the most potent,
an6 id cate, every pS os5s 'S0 sSnSfS tdaSa 5SSo 20
uhl 'h' cure n lnuruuph and permanent. take then Of
hs lunph em,dy and BE- healed, and do not transmit
mlo'' p''NHY that Tor which you may rtFen. Ia amer
20 NOT DESPAIR
ANhouEh Won may be pronounced higurable tho gAMA-
RlTANS ROOT and HtEBJtI win rc5noye cvery
NIhr ot impurities noun The systcm, as vel ~ ali thc
bad effects Ul hefcuu.
FEriA1Esi YEuAtrs,
In many arc -tona with which numbers of Fpm sies
sutcr Tic Re or AND HERB JUICES m'N hApp,ly
ADAPTED IN u'rretod ticrns, in Leusor,hoa, In barring
aoNn la lnE u The WOMB. bebiity AID tr al complaints
Sent BY sswsss Prl.e 81 bottle or bottles or e..
SAMAN FANS WASH
L. In case " syphilis used In connection with mc Root
and Hotb Julces. Fun directions. Price 70 centl.
INC tuicAtN ~ &c fcmfuies g alike uCEupglrdnd hv
hhNsFian' ava parents They are used In tho United
90 90 lospi ais thpH rcsoirs health 70 many % ou
brave sOll.e
FROM the baltimore "sun."--
WIAr IHE sUHGEoNs SAY or TUE
kANAhtrANS REMEDIH g g.
'Pnsr nos-lrAL. FoUg M,asHktr,l
u. baltimore, Nd Te1. 20 1861. (
,i haNe srfh satdaCton IN A. ug hat have used
mVst customary forms bat have used them With ud-
ment, discre n, aud properly, and have found them
tttpnh1 20 my snucpht9ns promptly aud odCctualy,
W ilet rif.a2l, aud as my OF tnom extends,
reCvnmend them stTCngly.
"As7'stnUt-gu-gcon btn New York Vols"
iNt be urdorst od that these remedies arc a. toelu
inonded and viii positively the diseases for vhich
Thy are offered.
Sold Ny 3. q. VPUAN
Nc. % g. EfGa ru Street.
bL-IO ID 3 co,
ATURGES q FROST, No. 0 MECHANIC
= SueSi StwarA, NJ want nrst ci,ss Agents IN al
p'fts Of The Cnited states 20 sell their ovsrnor
do e.s as above, win two and three cent stamps for
Cn lar ard terre.
Assn's esas sIopeT day. lt5O-ths.u Ia u
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AN ORDINANCES
IN A THtyAIZE. a LOAN

ron sCHOoL PURPosEP
ssGton lat >eirJ and Coraua ,loancils 81 the City
lhai the Mayris fsiepy auaoris,u 10 borrow At no,
less par on he crsdn VI lie corpora ION The sum
OF one billon dollars nrnyido erection, oxtsl-
SION aud ecnG ,elp ci buildings 0 .snu9l purposes IN
rest no, to exc Cd he ra,s oi ti5 bsr SSnain boz rnam
snA @ ,6 De Ped halt, rarS on ts ir days or January
The prtnapal he si1 loan sHs osJ able paid
same and no bsbr' Snoni ne caa;sn. 81 Inc h5ldefs
ihtr9i ana ia csrlecatss ;hfeos, N ne rsui "rm Of
amounts at tire lenae may reuile ou, or any ifa3
a. ou II Ave aand, 3, op- lIs ssTsaS5 S
shall DE eNprCssed "a raid cer'lhc4as the said loan
mg zen meRloned' and tae inteT'tt tHeEeo PAYABLE
s,con Tho suoun, of sad loan shah be approprntea,
amoynts ss 'olo0s 10 wl;-
thirty y.i9ut bougatd ave hundred dollars, iol5WE;
FIRST Sfo'l u, f1Tty1h0u AVID iolarsi
sego39 Tsi9 ss. seaoo G.ry Ave ys N aHd lof'rs
Foultl f. lion, thirty 'hye thousand dOlsrsi
sh @ sSSSS Scclah, iay lI '9Soasa tSSasa faana Saar
seventh Section, fluy-thIee thousand dollars;
Eighth Section ms eight thousand dOlars:
Tenb sse5n 9Ty S9ssqS Sa ao dollars.
Eleventh Section. hiry-eight thousand Ave hundred
Twelfth Section, thirty-four thousand dollars;
thirteenth Section, thirty-eight thousand dollars;
F0urteenth Section. my Thousand dolarsj
Fifteenth Section, twenty-five thousand dollars;
sixteenth section, twenty thousand dollars;
seventeenth Section, forty Ave thousand dolsrsi
Eighteenth Foction thirty five thousand 4lars;
Nineteenth Section, twenty thousand dollarsj
Z Twenty -srst Section, tive Ity thousand dollGrsi
t Twenty second Section, eleven thousand dollarsi
Twenty third Section, fOu teen thousand dollars;
Twenty fourth Section sixty eight thousand dOlarai
Twtnty-hfh Section, twenty three thousand dollars;
n TWenty-sl lNth Section, twelve thousand dollars.
Item 2 To reimburse the CN Treasury for apPropuR-
thousand Sine % huSdied and eight dollars
Item g. For contingencies, fifteen thousand ve hundred
and ninety two dollars.
Secton3 o. Whenever any loan shall be made by virtue
hereof there shall be- by force OF this ordnance annually
appropriated Income Of the corporate estates
nom the Tased BY taxation, sufoiont 10 pay
the interest on said certificates and the further Of
three-cn one oentum the value Of such
eortihoates shall be appropriated quarterly out OF said
income and taxes 70 sinking fund which fund and its
aooumuaons are hereby specially pledged the redemp
ti0n and payment OF said certificates.
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Lists fsubscrrton open anti 5000 shares
are subscribed pap abe 81 per snare to me order o Ado-
man JAMES McCAHEN, the rrsaslrtr of tho Company.
No. 4o6 WALNUT Street or a. yo l25 WALNUT st,ss.
or At the cnlcs Cf no Company, Nc. 30 WALNUT
Street.
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