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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-30

so no notice Will be taken OF communal.
cations not accompanied by rei pOnsible
name, The nunD Will he considered conn
dental, hut must in all cases accompany let
tcsE Us a guarantee of good faith.
THURSDAY ,IORNING. IAN. 80.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-13
GOES COUGH BAISAM

Taas isEE tired ard nupuisf hfmsiy is sksis
cslisd b he stishiea q lhs pHtis A. ef,sa -
~ yrN WIS sfsuaa TIE rfvrtisi,es snnssig
nAks theif tg~ - Ne pseFAe. asa svssiaa tAs@
thst snoaEss ~ bsSsy thisTs required tsr Ire
health. eumfeat As.d sasaeRapes x he hwAly
ihrearh shs ons and isAiaas meashs y ~iaisf.
Goes Casrh haisAna stssla uas ~ Freseiten- foF
years - been AeaseAala meiicnA -
uathsrs ahaisas t9 the sst.sy II thelt ehila. -
aad Al who sases iroH Any diseases q the thrsA
chsst aaa lungs. oAaaoi Aasrd b b. wiiAast u
In saaiaes - he osainaFy fuas oanos - aaak 10
tbs market. ws paw faEulsh oar mAmnuth family
siae boislos shioh VII, "a oammaa Nila ths eth.
or sac, b foslaa Al I'll DRUG stares.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-13
ONO ELEcrIox

N'' N@'-Nf NAFsT 49,
The election in ohio passed off quiet
=. Large nftubtI u arrests wsra made
for illegal voting,
Estimated total vote Of Cincinnati
will be $4,000 The reps. claim Ia
have carried everything
Ia the First Cong Dist. the fight has
been very bitter, but returns up TO the
honr leave little loabl but what Eg yles.
ton, rep, will beat Strader, dem. by
300 maj Tho rep. majority in 1866
was SIG Glen Sam Cary, dem. is de-
fea,ed in The Second Cong. Dist. by
over 1000 majority by Stevenson.
Special dispatches say Cincinnati will
give a majority Of 1000. Enough is
known to insure both the election oil
Egglcston and Stevenson. Reports
from various parts Of the State say that
the waite is everywhere large. and that
the reps. arorre making heavy gains. :
Eggleston aud Stevenson are both cleo.
ted in the 2st and 81 districts Sam
Cary is certainly beaten. The Yves.
tern Reserve will give thirty five thou
sand rep. minority. Sehoneck is I'M
doubleday elected in the 81 district.
CINCINNATI, Oct %.
The result Of the election for Cong.
ressmen in the 9th district is in doubt
majority either way wall be small. Thus
far Gibson rep. has the best chance.
CLEVELAND, Oct Is.
Returns SO far show rep gains.
Sandnsky City complete. gives dem.
inaiorite Of 81; Rep gain. l75. Zanes-
vale gives dem majority Of 2S; rep.
gain leo
Trumbull County, eleven townships
show rep gain 2o6.
Erie County gives rep. majority 77s;
gain Of S17
Huron Comfy, thirteen townships
give rep, gain 90.
Dayton county gives 23O repmaiarity.
Montgomery county is close. The
81 distric, IL reported sure for Schenck.
In Toledo, il is feared Ashley will be
defeated.
Anglaise county gives a rep gain Of
100, Gibson, the republican candidate
for Congress, runs fifty votes behind
his ticket,
Sandusky county shows dem ma
jority Of 900; gain Of $50 Steven
son, rep, is elected in the I'd district,
over Gary, by 500 or 600 majority
The first and third distr cts are close,
The democrats claim the election Of
Stroder and Vallandigham.
CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 10.
An Omaha despatch shows repuali.
can gains. The republicans claim a
majority in the legislature.
INDIANA ERECTION.
NV YoRK, Oct Is.
Special dispatches from indiana indi.
Gates that the reps. will elect the State
ticket by q small majority.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-13

Every at times feels the necessity Of something
up the sgsts depressed by mertal or bodily eK
hsutIon At ssch times let every one idslead OF tab
ing alcoholic or medicinal stipsulants which afford
" temporary relief reinvit crate his debtated rys-
TEN By the natural tonic elements 81 the
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
or Protected soinan OF the Proorids Of Iron, which
vaIes and enrches the blood by supplying It with its
Life Element, IHoS,
Being free from alcohol in any form, Its energiEnG
effects are not Followed by corresponding reaction, but
are perma rent nfusng srszSerH. vIsou and TIN
into all parts Of tn. system, and buiding up IRON
CONSTITUTION
VS.. c. SIZZLING, ESQ. Of Poughkeepsie. T., says
'slnee taking the Peruvian syrup feel better. my
strength Is improved. my bowels are regular my sppe'
tile frat rate.
There i N old physlclan 10 this city loIdsr than
am wha has beea 10 the Drug enslness for 20 yesrs
who has used the syrup ff thres months aud gves u
Tsaic Medicine he ever knew"
For DfsFEFsIA, DnniLIrT, and FEsaLE WsaEEKssEs,
the Peruvian Syrup Is specific A 81 page pamphlet
cent free, The genuine has "PEEryrAH esHur" blown
10 the glsss
Sold byall Draggists
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-13

No Of Bank lass.
QUARTERLY REPORT Of the edadiiian u The Rat
" teHkiil National Bank Of Manchester In Aanohes-
tel ID the state OF yermoa, the moghing u the
arst Monday Of oclobsr. 1865
kgsauAcEs
Loans and discounts s7sgsi o.
q s. Bonds 10 secure circulation, sneA0 %
u. s. Bonds and securities on hand, 8, $50 90
Duo from approved Redeeming an Reserve
Agents, Ninth National Bank New York, q5.9ib 50
Banking House. aeV0 %
Bills 81 other National Bankf, s,6C6 90
Fractional Currency QneludiBg kekies,l $40 90
Specie, 42b 90
Legal Tender Notes, e,sA 81
Compound Interest Notes, 50 90
ssol,ssi as
LIABILITIES;
Capital stock paid In, $4,000 %
Surplus Fund, lei0I 20
Profit aud Ioss. a,69t II
Circulating notes from Comptroller, e6T 900
Less amount on hand, 500
Amount outstanding, $1,000 90
Individual Deposits, ss.sbs 70
s20i 2el IS
W. p BLACK, Cashier.
Oct, 1865.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-13
Use Renne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil.

TT WUHhS LINE a NHhhM
Every person In this town viii find It for their profit
as we'll AZ theIf comfort. II they use hesnes Fain-
killing Magic OIL when they have the Headache,
Toothachs Chiblains Ague In the Face and Jaws.Lame
Shoulders, Rheumatism, seaiica, Bruises Cramps,
Colds Group, Sore Throat any pains OF this nature
The ladies' will And its blessing to relieve their
the family genera remedy for any kiud Of painful
disorder or hurt burn, ever discovered, and Ii IL
clean and delicious 20 Use II freely. sold BY all
Druggists Merchants and GneceFe.
NM.RESNE,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer, Pittsheld, Mass
Sold in Manchester by L Z orYis; Factory Point BY
q W smith--tyeow43
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-13

q entiy u peaetFsies throaxh ever pore.
n siissinr saHzfeFs ffusa esth angfy sore
A a wuanas a. hsaas Ella errtMiatf and speea3
{ uts, Rarns. frsn lneAmn1tlon seen ass freed;
RFuPaAans, ~ tts pfescnes eissFfseAti
ava susa % GAaaa's ssery sne shoaia hsy
A a q is wanArsaa merits freshly.
1 "a tAaar uho 30pilS. sanKls h9a bat try
v sy4lv thee iaa true aesnftE 'fWva&d kssaf
I ses snhsassszs wsaiA isee Snses's aanssl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-13
comnianoneTss Kosioe.
CommiasLonera Notioe.

INK thc snhotihsFs being pasntoa hy lhs Hon ths
w Probate Court fef she ristnrE ~ hsnchssaeF, "a
receive, etAige AID easi he claims aad demands Of
ell persuns against the kstaie ~
SETH TAYLOR, IA.
lstr - wlhhsll ia sAld District deceased and also
al oislms and demsnds exhibited IN Offset thsrpo and
six months from the 81 day OK Octah SOS hrln allow,
~ said Couti Tor that paupesa, We 10, iherofoFs,
hereby give noite inst viii attend ~ Inc hntnosr
~ appointment - the late residence II the said Dc
ased the last Wednesday ~ March n 1893 rom
cue anti four e'Slaek, I, NJ, 90 ssid DAY.
Dated 1t wnhan, this 81 day n August, D.. isds.
A Z GRAHAM,l
20 A. EMERY, 1 CONS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-13


Tsnn ~ N eIyE MOTIFS rhsi 81 ~ fsA a.
~ ssplsmh4f A n, taesss sEtAss ~ n@sArurAsf
ir3sd aEatss M setAts = Ass tsss ~ Aehef,
u thf C~uAifvt hsAuihen, aA4 ssstq = NsFaaat ~
kas ssf ssia4Fefs nseAFrr - ~ esH psliiea tAai
- FssseKs Aay Ast4sktl aFaFsfY - saA el-sFty ~
tsfns srsA RsskraF' ts kat - - As 49, $40 ~
trsfs6f " fFuesrt - kisq afs - httrs = lac
thsf ssers u ftAs NfFases ~ ssA nankFeNf ta afuEr
thsn Ashts sd D. Fhwaxs ass.s ~ e.
esssts 81 ~ heis atett = bsehrsrtsf T. hatA
u - asnrs = 2 Lysasa. = nearsAslet n ths
nouasY ~ hsnuiNgtes as1 Ntsis q VerAaaL ~ faFe A
r Hasa kafiaisf. ~ GeA Af tf psiatsf. A
b isss, q - e'tlssk, Y
NH FLAyAaAx
- psfuiy usfsd ssais. Nsrshsl - Aesssrgrr.
CommimoneTss Notice.
ylfFs ne sahstrisars bsiag sepanleA " the Han,
w he ftuhais caari TN thr nsFiet ~ Nshthesiss
Gna laissiupors ~ seaeirr, sManana snh adjust The
elkas snd demands 81 I'll stss Asihsi The estate %
KLlEsKETH LArRAa
sis Of Msneaesuf is saa pztFiet aeseassA saa Also
clAiins and Demands txh hstr " oset hrfrta aha
IA menths nss Me saiA ast % ssttf SEA being Al
iavrd By said Coar fot taal pNrPgse s DO uerrfefe
II 5af appointment Nandeript Hotel 20 sAit hsa-
shetief "a the acsh.dkf ~ MsfrA. iss9 rom one an
antl fsuf o'ciuck 7 NJ ga said DAY,
Dated a Manchester this Re1h. cay 81 scFlesrhst A
70 sAMUEL a. coSRA -.
A J. GRAY. w"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-13
THE
National Trust Company,
- THH oFTI % xEw fuEN
Ne sss HReAnw Ap
Capital. ONE MILLION DOLLARS
cRAETKKEp 81 THE sTATE
naAsrs q M.sHaH gsH. MEHHssa.
Frssafsuf Secretary

gFHA NeEh 7tAFHa-tf
Hsnssva, 2ess.ss,s una kaswm FuER PAR rKNT IN.
TEEEsT - a. Issr hssnoss, s-aysf =, css q sa'Ai
sPEClAL nEfosTTs - sir aonths - uors, zsy ~
@sas 81 sss 80 osai Tas lsasasi = pSt Ai4ioN
poLlAEs : si,ats& ass essf shtnsAsasEs ssaa
gris.Ar usaY rrasavpasa x hss ana asarasi esPsf.
sas. sha ~ sGs-s sf-szff nste V essssstos. g.
81 slsFstass u ~ csaspzsy 10 esuais ,hF smeuui
~ theii aasalsi st5eE Atfhs NATIONAL IKUsrCo
rsssises asvssiss L. isFgs s4an sssoaais 80 ef'
~ - ghss - ~ dfsvn whesa para - NhsaC
At sIsuT sad WITHOUT NOTICE siie~is.r irierus,
az DAILY Haltsoss parties tsfoFhaul ths caaairy
ess tesT soes1sls il az iasiiEai~a ~ speeAl "a
'tsssgss = ssoariiy. eanssEigHss sai pfasi--i
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-13
Special Notices.

Maeonic~The AsEi regular Communication Of
Adaairam Leaee No. e. A. NJ. wiii he held II
AAnesaie Hall. Manchester. ga TAnreaay erentBg Oct
~ 81 s'eioek- !, l. COCHRAN, seerstaFy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-13

1900, . rspuhlaoss gAin 4 LOO
Casboa ouoniy Hcrker township.
gives : ssneorssas aaasorlsy q @. dem
oessise gNIn IA
MoBeA ctank Bescpgh gFes = Re.
pallican gAia a g.
PbaAdalphia CITY Rcsnrns eoas in
slowly The pwDocrais gan n the
city ioaf oosgrussinsn. The State Il
yery close
The Eighteenth wAri gives SO dem.
majority
The T~eniy fourth ward gives 200
dem. mhloriy
The sereuissaih wArd gises 1856
dem majority.
Tbess wards she's a dam. gam Of
Lea
Retarns FROM sight waods IN the city
q Philadelphia show Democratic
gain d l,600.
The den. candidate Tor mayor is
probably elected - sboai 2.5oo major
Thirteen districts iH Chester esuaiy
t9gi ap tg4 Sap ~ -jo
RAa County Nes f.A gsa 49,
dem nal r..g len gtTa over las ysar
~
Ad'ofa g'es IFS dem majority.
Ct4wteri County 1uusiile gisea rep
umjof.iy Of b5, Fep gam of H.
Lehigh County Al ntown. in three
wards gives republican majority Of
i75. rep goin Of 81
York County Shrewsbury township
gives = deln. majority Of liz. dem gain
As
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-13
FOR GROUP.

TIE Raisam viii he h,una lnvAiuAlAe, aud may
always he roliod Hrun IN The most extreme oAses.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-13
ACRoarIC

Masonic, TIE next regular ccssoestioa Fl Ado.
niFsa Cb&nsrf viii 0cear % "Wednesday sFsniag.
Nov q sl nAsenif Hal. Manchester.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-13
7 HOw emmy the Evsnlngs IN oc.obsr

: How Chilly the Evenings in october r
This Is common remark. yet hou few think Of the
dagger of sxpens themselves % thsif influence In
an low. mArshy localities Ague and Fever prevail At
this of Tho yea Ia this disease there Is lnva
riAbiy or less arrangement ofthe ver and dges
tive orgaHa The remedies usually resortsd 10 have
reerrsos 30 preventing The paroxysn OF breaking up
The ebiiis n this is effected without remoying the
cause. relapse h ineyfiabis. HOsTETTEks SION.
AcH BlTrEKs strike directly the fCasaatien Of hs
81 tbs evil b. Aeag the liver and correct Ing diges
toe. ne ensSs heing renoyed, ths paroxysm ~ill
essss. and the chlls esnRot rsaarA when the paeRs
IL weak saa assliaasea. De BfrTEks sbOsid BE 70.
sorted %, they vf Strengthen and tone the som.
aeh. AllHy ~ Beryoas ri sraa. saa iafaae renewed
nGriou into 1s hthsrts dreopinx sp4ris, wiihosi
sntaiiinK the dagger al rraosion.
HosTETTEk's STOMACH BfTTgRs Il traly pre-
vehGive Nesssus. renderng svea the fsehdess 'rsms
lmpervsoas 10 81 aAiaEaoss iHsseaess and, - stom
aeae ana ani bsiieas meciss "a " Incompatible and
30 sAa wAs values his hoalh sserd 10 Do withoa'
Ia Fosl,y lAs sFstsE vita this isssuzAsAe snit and
nv gerang AID ne -Chilis 81 October Evenlags' vii
hsss stsFrsF e. yoz-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-13
wHoopING couoH.

The testimony N all who hAyr uaed II sof lhia
terrible disease during ths last Ten ypAra is thst
Il invariably relieves and CURES n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-13
MARRIED..

"a ArxYis, n T.. Oct q ~ TIE tss , cssis Nj
LtTshA HofT. 81 saaaxats, te Miss ESTHER n
FLOWER. x kzeert
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-13
SORE THROAT.

Keep your throat vet With The DaisAm ,-taAing
Iittle and chen and yoa viii soon And reiisL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-13

II L. HOLTON q Co.
EasAAsu1lst3e Alllsa1sH Dress hsAffM
nAs sEzaE. t1l M4soEESEEA-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-13
nNIY@k ERkyN0

IA Great Qssatss Ready fev czS4sss.
Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON
OTIS DRUG; sure 70 Rsgulsss - Bossls !;
sliays eli Pain corecs Aesaay u shs
stomAeh HAkss sssE and vs@k ehilassn
srnoSs nnd HHAarms, enrsa Wind CsAe.
Cripins. Inflammation Of he Bowels, sad
eli comylaiHss arisiAg FROM he sesets u
Tseshins. Gail for 1ofAsr hss1Sy's Qutasns
syvsg. and l@ks % oehss, Gsd yOa srs aafs-
Sod by Druggisss and ~ asaasEs IA Nod
ieEss.
A. RICHARDS. Esw Lanaoa, Coma,
Agesa fOr tAs UsiAsA sA@aSs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-13
Daniel O. Willlam's Estate.

GTArR OF VERMONT ! Ala Probate Court hold
y Manchester District, en- At the Probate otfcs
IN Manches tn and Cot said District tee xsth day
Of september, A. .. 1865,
Present, Hon. EB BuEToN, Jpdge.
An insirnaent III writing purporliHF 20 be the last
vii aud teal ameat II DaRie g. Williams late o Dorset,
On said District deceased Wa presented Tor probate
Whereupon 4 was orderva thai said Instrument be
proven at Probate Court u be holden al the Probate
Ofcc In Manchester, w and Tor said District, the
last Wednesday Of October iss and that notice thereof
be given BY Publishing this nndet three weeks success
lively 10 the MaachestcF yeaesa, paper printed 81
Manchester, previous e. said time 81 hearing,
Attest LOyELAND MI NsoN, Register
true corr efrScord
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-13
Jacks0n's Catarrh Snuff
xp TmoCmE rowpga.

DKtIoHrVuI AND PLEASANT REMEDY ~
e.s~~yA. m..s~eAs m~s wwussA. Mezvnessss.
.sstA=aa, n~s=eAftta. rs~gAs As~fss@ &C..
Ass al IAsss2sSs tssslsax hss coLDs Ia
Head, Tareas ama Seeat Organs
Tais msasxy 1.s. sst -DRr Up csiasrA hs
Lo9skAk. "a trwss az keA& II al oaeHaiss nsi.sf
sztfsig Ysseaxtss No hr~stA anA Hssesesc, ALl&fk
AS sbsIaEs tks BuANfzG HAT CsizFYk N -
MID as AsEEEAHLf ts lts Effects that \ fsiiysly
Cures sstah@me smeexlm9l
Asa TknCnE PoWpEK ts sasA.asa - ne sssts
ans sewer rsAesasss shsh s~azses&s g4Hss IL Ne he
Tkwsaf sssa fs.aaf sssasas
DELAcHurR AENsATiuN % eooLxEss AID
6oMF0HT
l. shs ssa rsa~ Ts@s 10 Ne ~~sas
THT III saFT. HEIIaeIE. 40 eaIT Is cfaTS
aess w fArexsasss, ~ rsaasss fsee. Haaresa
Csk8FEE HiL~ee a 60. fS4Fafs, FhfisAeaphAA,
whtsasas asssis s-ssta.-s~ss "a kusas hsss
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III oNDoNDERRY wooLEN COM

IA rAxY
Ths LagsaanAsFry w@sisA Gesalsay. ksFlaK saaAs
srfzagrEssxta He4t 10 assih ths
Assxfs ~ tgsk rthsf skSFs ~ the ynsa tssf
enssstasrf sisf eesife
ia lees pssF ksrs rssf tap:stf - ciash hsnd
~asth Gasy eli ssrhsses e. ~sn 80 fsssssss tsfns
NOAH WHITMAN.
A ~ AlAAA
## E wARAse tA8FSEt.B.
LsaasASsfyy VI Ss'y let so ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-13

GTATE OF vERM0HT.1 Alta Prohats Court hold
~ District Of Manchester. At the PROBATE once in
Manehescr ia and for said District on tho 9th DAY
OF October, 1855.
Present Hon X b, BURTON, Judge,
The administrator on the Estate Of Levi Bradford,
late OF Manchester In said District deceased, applied
to render his account,
whercupon II was ordered that hearing said sp-
pcation be had at Probate Court 20 be holden At
the Probate Offer In Manchester, IN said District on
the last Wednesday In October, 1884, and that notice
thereof be given 10 all persons interested By Publishing
certified copy Of this order three weeks successfully
In the Manchester Jonrnal newspaper printed At ssid
Manchester, previous TO sad time Of hearing.
Attest L0Y EI.AND MUNsoN, Register.
true copy Of Record Attest
u eiovELAND MUNsoE, Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-13
William Benedict : Estate.

CTATE or vERMONT.( AT Probate Court hold
= Manchester District a. en- at the Probate once IN
Manchester 10 and for sad District the seth day Of
September, 1885
p esent H,B. K n. BURTON, Judge
The efeeutor OF the estate OF william Benedict late
of Manchseter In said District deceased made appica-
tion TO render his account
wherenpon It was ordered that said application be
be heard q aProbate Cosrt TO be holden at the Pro
bate sfce In haneheser IN said District the ID 4
"Wednesday In OeteAer 1868 and that nocc thereof be
given TO al persons interested by publishing sserhed
copy Of this three weeks sneceseivey the Man
chester Journal newspaper printed st said Manehes-
ter, previous TO said time ~ hearing,
Attest LovKLAND NrNsoN, Register.
% LoYELAND MNNsON RegL..sr.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-01
m NBANKRUPTCT.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVLN, THAT THE
Y undersigned has been appointed as Assign &c
BankruI icy Of the estate ana effects of JACOD
BEAN, of ormsby county, State OF Nevada,
no has been adjutsed bankrupt, upon his own
etition, by the District Court of the United
tates for tho district of Nevada
6DOLPHUS WAITZ, Assignee.
Dated June l, 1865. is5-lm
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-06-19
THE OSAOE FRAUD.

Under this heading the st. Louis
Democrat pitches into the recent al
legged treaty, by which between eight
and nine millions OF acres of land are
parted with by the Usage Indians, in
the following fashion:
We received many communications
protesting very earnestly against tire
treaty. so-calied, recently effected
with the Usage Indians. The settlers
Of Southern Kansas are very strongly
opposed to it; the people OF other parts
OF the State, it seems, begin TO realize
that it Was an enormous sWindle. There
is no use i'll wasting words about such
q periormapce-it is a sWindle, no more
no less. We call it grant, aud
it is nothing else. The price paid is a
cheat the manner Of Citing rid OF the
Indian title. is n cheat; the exclusive
safe 10 one company out OF several that
would gladly have competed Tor the
purchase is cheat the transfer itself,
covering so vast tract OF valuable
land, in pretended aid of one railroad
which does not touch any part OF it, is
cheat. 1t Is, Ill fact, 81 grant OF land
to certain private individuals for their
now use. Ii they never build a rail-
road III all, The Juitcd States and the
ItpDlG VI IAdAIcdS nave no ItucCSS.
they refuse to pay the sum promised to
the Indians. or to protect the interests
of settlers, there is on cffecturl re-
dress.
We cannot believe that the Senate
will rttify this so-caiied treaty. Ii it is
deemed best TO remove the Osages
from the State, then let them at least
have the benefit pt' fair sale of their
lands for what they will bring, actual
settlers having the first choice; let the
land be sold to parties who are able to
pay for it, in such parts or lots as they
may prefer; and then let the Govern
ment itself buy the rest, if. necessary,
rather than give it TO a single railroad,
which does not run near it, and which
may never be built. Kansas will need
other roads, by and by. Southern Kan
sas, especially, will stand in need of
more than one. The true policy is to
open the land for settlement, after just
~ removing the Indian claim. But if
that cannot be done, the land can at
least be sold to the highest and not the
lowest bidder.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-06-19
THE PEOPLE POURING IN.

Eerver since the settlement of the
country have we seen such numbers of
immigrants-men of business, men of
learning, farmers, mechanics and arti-
zans-coming into Kansas. The people
of the country have learned to look to
our State as one of the estagricultural
portions Of the West, and the season
has been most propitious. Never have
such crops been seen anywhere as now
cover the prairies and valleys of Kan
sas. The wheat is ahead of anything
ever known in the West. We state the
solemn truth, when we give it as our
judgement, warranted by very general
examination of the wheat fields, that
the entire crop of this portion of Kan
sas will Weld an average of moro than
twenty five bushels to the acre. We
saw whole fields which will produce
forty bushels to the acre. Corn, potato
es, hemp and oats are equally promis-
ing. 1t is scarcely possible that any
circumstances can intervene to prevent
the largest crop ever seen i'll the West.
1t is estimated that hundred thousand
new inhabitants will occupy Kansas
! this year. They come with their focks
aud herds, and their families, to add to
the wealth of our great commonwealth,
| and we bid them hearty welcome to
our State.-LdtcTe2sce Tribune.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-06-19
UNIVERSAL AMNESTY.

When reconstruction is made. conf
plete by the full acceptance of the terms
proposed by Congress, it will be time
enough TO talk about universal am
nesty." While the DISTINGUISHED reb-
els are bowling so Justify at Congress,
and those who have the right of suf-
frage already are echoing their folly
no concessions should be made. The
evidence of a capacity for an intelligent
exercise of suffrage on the part of those
now excluded will be found in quiet
submission to the law, and an express
ed purpose to aid i'll carrying it into c.
feet. These rebel agitators who now
so persistently AMI go insolently resist
the will of Congress, should be kept
away from the ballot-box. When they
can heartily accept the situation and
sink the secession heresy to the depths
to which. it belongs, the people will
have some confidence III them as CO.
workers in giving peace to the country.
As long as the extremists remain on
parole they should show some evidence
of the chivalry of which they boast so
much, by becoming neutral. il they
cannot assist in reconstruction.