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NOTICE to SHAREHOLDERS Of the

~ Il
~ PfTTsBJiRGH. FORT WAYNE ard CHICAGO
HALLWAY CONTAINING undsrsignsd commi; iionef'
authorized sell hiry Eve thousand new bas' Of the ,sp
ts Stoci Of aid Company by joint vote OF the
aud Bsudholiers fof the purpose Of contrue,ns uou'
trrrk additional equipment, &C. now propose 10
.. tbiftees thousand shares Of the sse o. follows
They proposs i-sas 10 tho sbsoheiefs who neha re
ths b,oks Of tho Company 81 CLOCK T. ~
Of the iotA Il this month"; nsw share Tor each nN- shares
hen standing taof al tie 'sos OF Sloo Tor e@es
.,,,,..o
soi, Of .nb.orpos viii bs opened 1t the oiee Of wins
LOW LAniKk& Co. No 81 Wsl-st, on ths lIfe JUNE:
.hsrehos- snd Subscribe fga' ne wishes y
letter s.dr-seS 10 J. ,. D. LASlhH CiAifmsiL Tho low
shares thus subscribed for wal bear dnasHi ifo" 10" ISL
JULY prof.
One ourh the !l. yspe notification OF .cc"p''nee
the IJh Jolly aud onoi0uftI On ths Sih gus
and one founs this Ia September. , :,
stock vii be issasd fodeemsbie In fuu
share osTscae. On hnii payment 81 tls tn',ig. sI
son-cos ~ish o. the eoatiioas o. tbs 'nbsefp
ton viii ssrjoot iaaegTc p'rmenis nsie hsf'"h
Thu s'ooA Il mainly 10 ray 10 HSa rshs f9hhs ''e1 60
srrssy sd'.ntag-ossy ro.ns-i ne a. PFC " So
aaeed rs,r. for naers. u the son Of the Che Lp
sn~ef aid tie sess VI The Compiny f'laef u
arrO,sbs hat isf 81 smosut o. ihs "oot
be offered drring the rfsseu; year " TURNER sohss
n. Inc tia, year Company will probably have other
10 s.sot the same. -,
m. irssrv. th- hsht 10 sT1ud the tine Of
90 son-,dsnt sharoodsf'. WHO may d..f> 10
Il the bousts % th. notice eA ssth tsf s
AaS CONDITION. "a the ConlB4i..sonefs nay irlpoae
Ihe ss the ftht 70 disposs o. a
their dsefeon Tor hs ssnsts Of tEs Company any OF the
taxes ey Shareholders Under til, n'iio--Ns~'
iofA, jane /, lss+ sisn'a.
IN LASlEE.
J. Ep9sR THOMSON, }comnishOrsra
sFEiN0ER nAsBAUoH.
L Al
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0xylo, or ran CgirAoc AND NORTH Esfsns hAdNA
0'''' Co No " ALbsr., HKw YORK, ygsn s. 1904.
HOI.DEPS of the CAPITAL STOCK Of the
IL GALENA aid CHICAGO UNION HAiknoAp S On
PAEY a. hereby notified saai BY tic sII' q
~ rb.,,,,ann.ny With tho Chicago AID norm s'irin
p,fsn, Colnr.sy tbeu siee. IS % be ,,ch.nsea l,r
.,oes Of Tie Chicsao aid SoTih'W,s No,,n.
$50 a. t,l'avs. One share OF the Chiesgo ma rofth,
w. pseierrod ,ock, sud one sheys Of The n'saso .a
North lvesierp cointnon VII NE; ;f,,un "
EIcnses may be mad AL as Hisysy ieoeh,J ~ co
q tue ONCE 81 no '"''"s r. H. BOODY, Agent
r,4uN
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Amusements.
AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DARNUAIs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Arrn.orl 2Eas sET5s SHyHs Dsqy.hEn
''A"''' 0'''" Do DO HOMAGE WV
TRyy-HEARrEp AND BRAVE
MISS MAjSs FASEIsE S eUsHaAs
THE FAMOUS
T TSISS s sFY A AsD s sccSSSUE;
the HEROIC ard BEAUTIFUL GikL Of whsse sasyieo
% ~, 1
Sbs tried and
s sEsTEscED TO Eo D DsATa.
ss Box eSa6 SSS.' 5ha2E ss G
onder command Of Gen. ROsFcRANS.
AVOID THE CROWDS
AVOID TIE CROWDS.
Mo oRsiS; A ArrESE AZ il V VcLocN.
Al which hour tho Lecture RoOs, viii Dc opsaed WITH
o'i "~iAN Mss aAJ Jif cusHMAN
T appear upon s ar' and give "a ''e''''' h's sfAA|
LINZ sEcRsr ssRyiSk 81 TaE UNITED STATES
MIss MAJOR eastman to ks ch.ngs al cossans wss. ~
VII rcappcsr, and complete TIE aeeosnt
II MAJORS MAJORS GISiFGaM
MISS MAJOR cusnnAx wiiI go appear apcn shs .'S
Ler pariOr co.,ane and in MAJORS UNIFORM
MILE. EhhESrEIN,
tho beautiful and graceful den.eu.e. end
MILE. LOUISE AND BLISS WALBrs
IN new AND ELEGANT DANCES.
TWO LAU0NABLE FA2c4A
MABllAGE AT ANY PRICE.
SECRETS s oP srArs,
SECRETS OF STATE,
nLUMiSArKD FOUNTAIN OF RIAL WATER
COLOSSAL oia@Ts AND pIMINUTTvE DwAaYH
THE THREE ALBISO CHILDREN.
BEAUTIFUL AQUARlA
PHRHNOLOGlCAL EXAMINATIONS
BY PROP. LIVINGSTON.
JAPANESE MAshIS hOG.
THRHP TABLEAGX OF M0yiSG WAX TIGugzA
IHE GEN. Tom THUMB Bridal GROUP
TIE observation-disclosures SEAL,
MoNsrYR sFRPENlS, AND OTHER cUai0sITrES
Admission. Is cents childron onier tea. 70 cents
IRVING HALI-FALLON's STEREOPTL
THIS (Frdiy) and EVERY EVENING At O'CLOCK
NEW AND sEAuflfUL PROGRAMMES;
Scenes in TrALi SWITZERLAND, FRANCE. OEANA'
NY, ENGLAND. lRELASp RoAG:
Local ylEws-ClfI and hAkB9R o. NEW ,,,i
sduced win astonishing Microscopic effects, co'eaSe
surface OF 80 square fsct
TlCKEIs ~ GEMS.
Family Tickets Admitting six. One Dohar
GRAND CONCERT at NIBL0S SALOOE
~ for tie brnest Of tbs widow Of Lieut. faaSK SUI.
e. iss have volunteered: Msdamo DE- LUSsAs, nsd,.s
CO. DUCrOg GEO. =. Bal5fDW.
Ticket. oosaed a, al the principal music stores
WHITE REFUGEES and FREEDMEN
w a STRAW BERRY FESTIVAL VIII bs he,d b. ~
re~anrn h. the Iiiy Assembly Rooms. 30 go soAdysy
The ljtn Hth and Sih inst open rom to u n .ss
door Donations Of macy. sat 10 tAs Treasae' NO
Mefcer It.
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A N. MEE~is. Auosicneer

- bf fl0NI"u0'f.
by BANGS, MERWIN d Co., Irving Build.
- ng No. So and SO broadway SsiA OF Books. sta-
,onefy Pictures Wosso % Art Fancy Goods rurnivTo. 40
FRIDAY EVENING June ~, al "a o'clock.
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY Combining many
.niud and Rare WORKS Theology tcclesisErai sEd
Secular H.yry aid Geuefsi Li.errursm0ug thea the
Councils Of the iTc@k snd Lati Churches the Bull on The
Pope. ih- WORKS Of Eufeous Socrates, s5mon, Theodo.
rot Barsnns Eeyuod and oihrr Church, the
r1iings 81 no Fathers ans Refor-f, hne editions a iss
Greek and Ron,u Classics AMI .yl Enys, Aoihors On rs
hgion. horsls. Philosophy, history, roeIy, &C.
Por paIticrizr Catalogue sid tho books
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TgyUF BROOKLYN, EAST NETWORK and
I ROCKAWAY RAILROAD CO.-BOOKs for SUB
sCRfPiIONt to cspi. stock o. sis cou'2any vii b;
OPENED on tho 10th Hsi o. the Dhcs OF Tbs Caa3o and
Ser.We,tsrn Railroad Company. NJ. Wsl-st ~ e. and
viii romsn open for thirty a.ys Reports .siirHsf "a
formation sy BE- cbsin, thsre or ~ inc plncP Nlc
No 3.5 b utoE at, Bfo1kyu. -
By order Of tie Boa,d Of Directors,
FREDERICK A. OOODhLL SscretsTy
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MRS. DIR. W'TON, OCULlSF and AU-
wi FIsr Of French Diplomacy lsis Of the Astor House
No 6t new MOL West 34,h, having treated the Eye for
the past eSh. YEAR, with marked and lnps sueecss gr1n
-, 10 enr. and dsssrs Of the ara
MAJ, Il AZ have found neurbo Of any nature length Of
standing Worst forms Of hapelrs bndnos' cured without
on,Taoa or pain Weak sight In the old young perna.
rntr cured n-dis,.y by innocent r-Hsdea Ample eiy
refercncsa Consultations between steven and two.
NJ ID. THOMPSON, M. D., HYGIENlC
~. PHYSICIAN No. 23i Wet Sth,'t, New.Yort Az
diseases successfully treated without the Use o! poisonous
drugs
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EOR SALE az AUCTION
ALDERNEY CATTLE
AND
GuETIAND PONY

On THURSDAY. June . a, ociocs =. IN .
M 7. r. hlNruhN sih onet io' sale az 'o"s tns
CALVES 81 rufs blood A5cIn-y Case, Imported ana bred
f, iuported sios being tue f8ma der Of herd OF A.
d.rB.y ate u hch tweuy he'd were sod iso y'ers sss
sod gave nisch ssiiaiaetion. -. o., ,
m. beauty snd the Tieh qualify Of tue NIX 81
,.. esitr on tie Channel Islands. maze them very ds<ir'
i' lof r. a .-.nsn who bit ov rhsy can ne
cen % yoe Nj Nnt1rn stores NO 10 fe-ft q
,o.r, ron ococs on tie morning u ,hs s jams AZ the
hour % sac oclcck tic same day, MAO,
tns ~.IIlIsinsd Imported SHETLAND POM -
The 81. Of snporss1 Shot Horned STOCK will he dofsrc>
III n, FAR Rochester IN the Fell unsss previously sos a.
pfl,sto sale Dor rstcuIsr. spp.y 10
THOMAS RICHARDSON. NJ IS Broadway
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SNINTER GARDEN.
w Inc m.ssemea. la. sincere peassEo ia s''sins a'd'
L,s poris.nsAce. 81 tbs evening,
FRIDAY, juno ..
FIRST BENEFIT

Jns Management LAs sincere pe<ss4o "A s7tlns ~s'V'
tds pcris.iaaAs,. Of Il. es-ning
FRIDAY, juno ..
hrhs - ....
ibis sns.y-nert Of
MRS. W. J. FLORENCE.
In making this the sons desires - En-
h-p- that the mry friends aud sIers 81 th
gu.site asts viii avail thasess o. tht- opp1tuliy OF
usug jn o. the ang charm and 1uofrken
idoy 81 her %, this season., extending ove lOr
rsoon ihs unprecedented psriol OF srveH i40"as
IN. AID MRS W. J. FLORENCE
will sypear IN Byrou's great bnTssque OF
Fra ID ' l. q.
whsch continues TO BE- lightly received wts
ACCLANAIlONS OF DELIGHT
FRA DIAyOLO, aiiss toe Marquis Z. CenTe Var. $1,000,
w j.
ssppostsa bv Mos.r WANG Bower- 4. u. Divsnport = T.
Merra EbeIle, Riley. Denns0n Grs. CAaai.sa AID hs
FLOYD - ,..,.,,.,,r.,
Oponinr Chorus "Fsu. .LoEenzo Aasss aud CaroResfs
Dess'i.Aivv song ani Chorus. There's sions.sf -,
Ar. ia in Dr-.Jfrl ss.e Of nrd .......... zerins
rnsns song from Purtans Dsa-.or. .....Fr, Diaysio
ine, On Y0rdcr Rock keo ming .sra Dia's.s aud q nA
Sonr "Ah hey
SouH "O-ute Lerna ~-'ns
Concerted Piece Eoopes do Dooecn 10
Grand Ckoru. "Ls K.rneuse" F-ua
s.nx D.4. Orb Dressed H. Blue .........tra DisFoo
song Ia me Kiss nin Yankee Dood.e...... ,LSreuIo
stsl,-Ii & o. body
THRICE MARRIED.
Nu. FLORENCE 49,. Carlo -, ID. ba'qae SS''o"''
With sops-" Cap ain With ta " hisksfs
and 8 Young jtoofu.t,' - -. ,,,,,,,, =,
Nr. FLOEENCE.......'a'.' .a' '@i'i In
Door. opcs a. II Performance cOrirls moss .; y
t-rtf.r- he ,Fsrr "a
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BROADWAY RAsK kKv YORK May %, 1854
TLFCTION.-The annual election tor Dl-
REcTOES Of this BsAk fos the ensains year, add ~
SPEC1Ot9 OF the next snccee dins e!eotcn lu 90 he1
she BsDkisg House on TUEsDAi Vie lNs day oil June
- mo bets cen the bear, Of IL m, sud o'clock m
$3.50 j. L. EVERTrI. Cashier.
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Financial.

MIUH THIRD NATIONAL BANK
o7THs
CITY or NETWORK
ssv sssa for en'incs' at
No. sNASSAU-S1., NEAR WALL
yhs Bank viii receive subscriptions for tho
TEN-FORrY LOAN,
fsinc,ps and Interest payable in COLD.
rbs usu.l commission Of oneesh Of per cent .howes
A. Banks Banker. and Brokers Special attention gives 10
he sonvossu Of 1875 into oovrrnmsns sit Fer oen De'''
Srls Of al National Banks received deposit .. par and m
90 vent rssaey at the ususl ratio. Of Discount
CIV. CULVER. President
JwYMAN JONES, NicSPrssdenh
q. N. JoRpAN, Cashier.
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Professional Notifies.

nR. LEwIss MEDICAL and SURGICAL
~ INSTITUTE, TO- Bssoe-W., oel"sss ssnes ana
" EFT Proadw.y the only pace whse tho Afflicted VIA
receive propsr Heuss nom N 10 p m
nR. CULVERWELL Of London, author of
Whist 10 Esi Drunk and Avoid Marriage" Nc, be-
is called 70 the Quilted States polessen.y may D. con
.d FOR one week only al Of Nervous Debility
snsv,n,.orrbers Sc on and stsr MONDAY, juno e. For
u ieu.r, ,ddre,. Dr. CULNERw ELL, box No 3ais Pos
ihre kes
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CLxykIAsD ixs To1.ypo hAILnoAp CorrATr,)
oFr,cs oY SECRETARY AID fsstsuREx

Urr,cs oY sKcssrAsY Aso fEsisuREK
'CLkvzLAho OHIO, May H. 1864.
TTHHE ANNUAL MEETING of Stockholders
j u tho CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAILROAD CON.
fASY for bs Election Of Directors for the ensuing and
Ole tr1rsacon OF ether sppcJTss busneis will DO held
Che Compsnys odce In Cleveland. WEDNESDAY, June
Ssth next
The polls win BE- open fsom II O'Clock to o'clock D.
o. The s,oes transfer books viii close Saturday M,
funo reusiu closed nn Saturday MORNING June lg
The question increa.as the capa Of tse company
tor the purpose of rsing corverbs bonds nd for other
burposes viii Do Submitted 70 the eockholses In accord
Asos vita "a Of tie Legislature of Ohio paaed May
Eesl H. {. LUCE, Secretary.
NONNECTICUT STATE B0NDS.-We offer
~ for SALE Twrnsy-YesT SiI Pen Ceat COUPON BONDS
o! the Sists of Copn-otisut
ond oouHdeay recommend these Bonds 10 perSons dosir
lns the mort entire safety IN their invettments
KETCHUM, SON L Co, No. 30 Exchange place.
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7 IVERMORE, CLEW5 & Co.,
II BANKERS,
Us. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENrS
No n WEll-si. y. T.
SubsoIip.ions received 70 The
kAfiUNAL iC-sO LOAN. 49,
An the y,oue sp nominations hand ready Tor tAstste
One Eighth C0rnm,.iss SLOWED to Banks, Bsnie'r' ard
u $ SECURITIES
Of all d. scr p.ions
Purchased AL Tor sale.
STOCKS. BONDS, and GOLD,
Bought and Sold COMMUNION for cssh only
COILEtTiONs made W.shin and al e.htf poHts
n Ae Uued States and Canada rsNs with spos re
&l.A
1910 TREASURY NOTES
Converted Into 1851 BcDds
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS -.
&.Ss sy Bssks Bsskegs z issytduss subject 10 d,f
&gal
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CCOTT & ALDRIDGE,. Auctioneers.
The psfsmptoFy ssls q ,s,... 49,, ~,oo,r,ns ..,
- "''"'' In HUDSON CITY, MI,
commences a. o'ciock p M
THIS DAY tFr5.yl June TO- 1854
on the premise. formerly occupied by John H. L.orsno ESQ.,
IN Hudson CRY. near tho Rs-.lvo.i
P.ue, will 10 veil attend til, sale a. tho house and III
lot, yUSr and WILL b. SOLD,
gRli,0 HIGH Or Low.
Collation. on The ,IoUnd.
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Ecriures aub Mtstins5

4 SSOCIATION or ARMY NURSES will
"a hold meeting It linsou Hal THIS lfIiasyj ENE!.
INtI At O'Clock. TIE lecnEe si be by Professor iOIS
CONE. Subject: The Yye' All iuieTes ed are in'ited
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DFESE RIVER MINING AGENCY.
IL Man.si.. Austin, Nevada Territory. -
HAVING bad hfeer yefs eIporotcn OF ths tAch. eoH, a.
o.i-s Miner oil Z ms ssrve 10 Eastern Capitalist or
otber who may dosio coaes iniotnaon ega1ns by 's
IN the Reese kiyor befieI sy incosug DIV peehp~''
o0Ai"u''"'''"' " NJ A. SAWTELLK.
Member Austis Stoct asd EIchahse board and mining
Te,gnEsoBs-cisrl-s Hol5foof. GEO. Mayor o. Ae'hn
r. B. Honians Moltgom-fy - Son ffanci-eo - "a
Abb,. lIentromefy.s oan EfsEclsco LtL hessr I"ci
HsrTicf Fronisi. Sacramento Cal o. W. ChesieJ' FROM
ct SscTaIoopie. Cal.
NTOTICE.-Ths Books for Subscription TO the
~ Capital stock GONE MILLoa DOLLAhS Ia .h,I,'
PANY or NTW-TORK." vii he opensd on hOEDAi' ths
dy Of jane int. the Shoe aud Ls LEA NAM osa &
tAi and .ho following day oy Ten per cont to b. Aa On
.absO'ibi's-D'ted j s@, = loeh y c1yy1gHl
l.. RIGGS, III.
a. V. STOUT 3Commtees-
FRANCIS SklDDY,
PETER CAOGEA,
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YIAs0Y HANIINs CABINET ORGANS,

Nj ASON 4 HANLIN9 CADINEI UnUhNSs
WI gor FAMILIES, CHURCHES. a-d 81 HJOLs. -Reeoe
pled by The uis rlos.sion ge,y superior to hArrse-
Nuns Me.otson aid So othsr snlai orsans so~ our es
trned catalogue explicit testimony 20 h.r soPrnor;yi
lron, a oty Of the mot ofgA1isss IN A.,sAJ
fIicre So 20 500 each.
CAUTION 10 PUKCHAsERS.-The s-.st rcplstics
which our Cabinet Organs haze obtained aid s Stesi7s
demand Tor them have induced dealer. advertise In soms
quits different instruments a. Cso1es orAn sAi
ed o-gsns are the same lhln, This Is hs -xoet
sno-. Cabinet Organs which have gifcn thaah he
mn r.pur,ton ale hs Jesuit nos mercy X ths sapsroa.y q
Ell ~orkmsshp hes also Ia 1sesu.e OF esseni@ NJ
f,ese.s IL construction. wbi,s berg r-len,sd e.HIot
Llaiol by other makers. rrom shess arse me" orV~
aa,y and and aatvsd espasiiyisr sxpros
sion. w arsrooIns IN hew-l ork. NO. Mercer &.
'"' HAsoS BROTHERS
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ATIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Commence. yr>ci,ely r csocud,. lot
THg SUMNER TuEATER or JhE CtIY.
THE ILLLXINAlED GARDEN OPEN EVERY EVEN
isO
FOURTH WEEK
And continued suece.. Of tnc celebrated Lyric Artistic,
MILF yESIVALI ~ ANGELO,
WIN N. ,.ry popular You the 5ar' words by
y L Pi.se s.l md " The priv5 Marco - . . .
IN JOHS BkUGGHASs GRAND SPECTACULAR
DIANA IN FIVE TABLEAUA, ENTITLED
BEL DEMuSlO.
Which FER N. las three weeks Las crowded this cool and
ThsaleE with enthusiasts audiences, whose la'iss
praise ~ the - - ,,..., o., .,,c,,,
SUPERB SCENERf,
CHARMING Music, PICTURESQUE cOsrUIES,
EfCH APPOINTMENTS
NOVEL MECHANISM, yrARfLlS3 EFFECfS
GRAND fAbLLAUX,
ALL PRODUCED fI 4 VASE OUTLAY,
Record, ,nothcr o, those BRILLIANT TKlUMfH5
60 o.en awarded 10 tht acknowledged
TEMPLE Of DRAMATIC SKILL. - -
u,.io,t ,rSac,or .........,...HAkgkf Il. pODWORrH
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS TX ADVANCE.
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GRAND CONCERT ut NIBLOs SALOON,
" for tie tsneEt Of tho widow Of Lieut.. FRANK SUD
pI,OT on WEDSEjDAT jane IS. The following tsi..t.d
e-ists have volunteered: Madane De LCSsAS, nsi,.s
MORgSSI si.aor MDRELLl, and hOeEkf nELLLA
CO. DUCrOR, GEO. =. BalStDW.
Tickets can o. obsined oil the principal must. stores
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-03-19
TIE DRAFT.

Capt. A j. Shannon, Assistant Provost
Marshal General for Southern Kansas, fur
nishes the Lawrence Journal with list of
the number of persons subject TO draft in
his district. The quota for the counties
south of the Kaw river was 599 on the 1st
of March. Those that have enlisted since
then are to be deducted. The quotas for
Lyon and surrounding counties are as fol-
lows Lyon, 80; Butler, none; Chase,
10; Morris, -; Greenwood, 7; Cofey,
GO Osage -; Woodson, 9. So, boys,
some Of US will be grated into the army, .
unless tie numbers in our respective eoun.
ties are enlisted before the 1st Of April
The time is extended until then in or
der that those going may receive the mu-
nifcent bounties offered by the Govern.
ment. The number in this county has beer
reduced some since the publication of tbt
above, as We know some SIX or eight have
enlisted from this township alone. 1t i:
safe to say that the number is reduced tc
twenty We do not believe the patriotic
citizens Of Lyon will permit draft, but vii
fill up the number by enlistments, as vii
tie whole Of Southern Kansas.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-03-19
SECRETARY CHASE DECLINES.

The noble patriot and statesman, Hon.
Salmon z. Chase, publishes the following
letter declining to be candidate for the
Presidency. It is addressed TO Hon. Jas.
c. Hall. of the Ohio Senate. There are
thousands upon thousands of men in the
Union that desire Mr.. Chase's elevation to
the Presidential chair. In all his political
life he has shown degree of wise states
mansbip, of pure patriotism, and political
honesty possessed by few men in this coun
try at the present day. We think his with
drawal at this time is right, and will con-
tribute much to unite the friends Of the
government in the campaign next fall, but
in common with large class of people,
re hope the day will come when he may be
our Chief Executive.
This step on the part of Mr.. Chase, leaves
the contest. go far. between President Lin
coin and General Fremont, with the chan
ces decidedly in favor of the former.
Secretary Chase's letter reads as follows
WASHINGTON, March 5, 1864.
Ny DEAR SIR In reply to a friendly
letter from you, l wrote to you briefly, not
long ago about the,wishes expressed by many
that my name might be fayorably regarded
by the people in their next choice of Pres
ident, and closed By saying that, should our
friends in Ohio manifest preference for
another, 1 should accept their decision with
the ready acquiescence Of one who has been
already trusted and honored by them be-
yond merit or expectation.
The recent action Of the Union members
of our Legislature indicates such a prefer
ence. It becomes my duty, therefore
and I count it more privilege than duty
to. ask that no further consideration be
given to my name.
Ii was never more Imprint than now
that all our efforts and all our energies
should be devoted to the suppression of the
rebellion aud the restoration of order and
prosperity, in solid justice and sure foun-
dalions of Union, freedom, and impartial
justice, and l earnestly urge all with whom
my counsels have weight to allow nothing
to divide them while this great woIk-in
comparison with which persons, and even
parties, are nothing-remains unaccom-
pished. Cordially, your fiend,
S. p CHASE.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-03-19
W E

The Leayenworth Bulletin takes US to
task for saying that The Legislature just ad-
journed "was about the weakest one that
ever convened in the State" and mentions
several members, who are men of talent.
We did not intend to convey the idea that
there were no smart men nor no good men
in the Legislature. We spoke Of it as a
body. In looking over the list We fad sew
eral frst-class men. They would be an
honor to any Legislature. We were Gin the
House one day during the late session, and
on a question which had assumed some
what complicated shape, and got tangled in
the meshes of parliamentary rules, three
men voted just opposite to what they in
tended, circumstance which we have new
er seen in any former Legislature. And we
noticed other things that convinced us that
there were many weak men in the Legisla-
ture for instance, the Senatorial election.
That is claimed to be the great feat accom-
plished. this winter. 1t will be as weak as
Minneola was, with the people. The editor
Of the Bulletin will reeollect MinneoIa It
passed Territorial Legislature, few years
ago, with even more unanimity than the
Senatorial scheme did last winter. AT the
next election it was buried SO deep by the
people that it was never heard of afterwards.
If we mistake not, this will be the fate of
the Senatorial matter. 1t will be found a
weak thing.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-03-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Those who are trying to sustain the ac
ton of the Legislature in electing Senator
last winter, one year in advance of the prop
er time, in order that the people should have
no chance to express their preference, are
put TO their trumps for arguments, and not
unfrequently they resort TO misrepreseuts-
tions. Meetings have been held in many
localities TO denouuce the thing, and We
have heard of but very few places that sus-
tain it. The LeaYenworth Times has let
ters from all these meetings telling the peo-
pie that they are 'fzzles," close by giving
cheers for Carney" etc. A few evenings
ago meeting was held here, which was
addressed by Secretary Lawrence and Judge
Stafford, and as we expected, the,,Times has
letter from Emporia, saying this meeting
WAS a fizzle. This is false. The meeting
was in no sense fzzle. 1t was held on
the worst night this spring. A terrible
snow storm prevailed all the evening. Had
it not been for the bad weather, the house
would have been crowded. Forty-four per-
sons we're present. The speeches were well
received, and the best of feeling prevailed.
No resolutions were passed, because on the
Saturday evening previous meeting was
held here and strong resolutions adopted
denouncing the fraud. There we've not over
two or three present at the meeting of which
this letter speaks who sustain the action of
the Legislature, if indeed there were any.
The Times has letters from all the meet
ings held to denounce the Senatorial matter.
calling them fizzles, and we are led to be-
lieve that they are about all of the same
etamp-misrepresentations. There is no
use in trying to make folks believe the peO-
pie are in favor Of this outrage, Mr.. Times.
You can't stuff it down the threats of sen
sible men. You are welcome to all the
comfort you can get out of such "fzzles."