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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-20
THE DURABILITY
OF
90 NJ S u M PTlON
WINCHESTER'S
HYPOPHOSPHITES
OF LIME AND SODA.

CURE-uhat The different meaning according as
IL .ppd 10 functional arrangements or to organic DISORDERS iHe
former NAV disappear wi.bOu. leaving traces while in the sHe
return 70 healthy take place, except the physical ae
ns have passed certain weaned limits In tue one the idea ofes
nvov restoration the normal conditions the other
mps only the establishment Of equilibrium by which the BE Of
the patient prnged unless be sueumo some other complication
Ifbv cure we understand there to be efecda REeoNskVc
rroy OR REPRODUCTION DsoReANzKD TISSUES Wetha %
Mistaken for simply an imPOsbity as Fega' Inc uDs"
INT n We understand that CURE the OF DATHEss-he
cessation Of morbid deposits lthe restoration Of ne normal sa
the rpair of the then we have IN WlNChbsIh
HYPoPHosPHITBs OF LINE AND SODA CURATIVE AGENI'-
The cure Of Consumption by wINCHESrERs HfPOPhosPhEs"
effected dt BY transcription without leaving traces Of the das
second by elimination question may be asked VIII tue CURE DC
peraGeni The this question given By reference 10 he
fact set forth by that among patients recovered In
he third stage pulmonary da's almost all those who renamed
Paris unde nv own continued NEARLY THEE YEARS
70 ENJOY ALMOST HEALTH being no more hoe ca
% and other Of the respiratory organs ihan oher per
sons in ordinary health This PERNANEScE OF CURE once CO.."
ae and proof the ACTION Of the remedy The re-
gained health by continued or OCCASIONAL use
the remedy preventive dosea IL s only in cases where the treatment
h. been DISCONTINUED RARLT THAT reapes occur from fresh
colds develop disease Of he lungs known as fadi
often attended with results" Under the treatment by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-20
TIE Ak IN THE CUSTOMHOUSE.
SEVENTY OFFICIAL DISCHARGES.

The official guillotine has again been brought
into play in the House, Collector smythe having.
yesterday decaptated less than 10 clerks Inspectors
and other attaches The OF this wholesale decapl
taon lie traceable 10 the late Senatorial contest well
TO the rejection OF Mr. Smythes Minister 10
Russia by the Senate. II s asserted that every case
tho person removed was the protege Of Senator who
voted against Mr.. Smythe. Of some political
enemy OF that gentleman There. appears 10 have been
question as TO the competency ncOmpetency OF
official His fate decided by the TO the ques-
ton who recommended hint" II his papers were In
dOrsed by OF the obnoxious Senator's by Senator
Morgan, down came the axe, mud of rolled his head.
One has been developed which would 20 show
cOnclusively that Mr. Smythe Is actuated In this
by the motives attributed to him. oneegged soldier,
who obtained his position partial reward for long
and faithful services, and because Of his inability
engage in the ordinary avocations OF workngmen was
discharged smply because Senator Morgan had signed
his recommendation.
The proceedings were kept very secret yesterday and
the OF the parties removed did not ranspre. IL
is alleged that Mr.. Smythe would have made his
geance more generally felt had IL not been that the Sec
rotary Of the Treasury refused 10 allow any
mOyals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-20

S.ery each regiment ARTILLERY B.S ft As Ba.,et
post Fort Schuyler NewYork BAey D. FI. Pstsry a. frh
hery to take po,. at Fort Adams, Newport Tbs First RS
ComnandIus General Of The Department Of Mssoli ior
ment stations The following n'a hs entitled to teir
ss,ss before jan l. 1870 shall proceed e posts IsDesTs Is
% 18Th Iuntry il Montana Te ritory The h Regiment to pro
coed to the posts occupied By the Dist usnty 10 M he sb In
m. lltb Regiment 10 proceed posts occupied W 'us
ntry IN Teis Regiment is to proceed 70 w. b
Inv he 10th Infantry 10 HE Department Of Dakota inc L7r H.
10 oceed 10 the posts occupied the 7h Infantry SA IN
Isl Regiment proceed posts occupied ~ .e r,isd by The
TeIa The 3h Regpeut is TO proceed to the poss ~
Infantry in TEXAS To the Newport HaIbo
10th l3th and 4lst Infantry. To Fort ColumouS' wv"
the 18th nth 10Th and 3Tth Infantry iii Ia intsr
The officers and enlisted Of the following regmen % ,9b Rel
changed onpsny by conpauy 9th Regiment Elh tne
nent Regiment with The 2s. Regiment H e RSmsrt ,
With The a3 Regimept the 18th Regiment with tue oIo ~ 81
1sb Regmeut with the 18th Regiment The six companies @
Regiment serving 10 South Carolina will join the remana 1e
nent In the Depamept Of Missouri for ASST NJ
companies Of the 4ith Regiment Will proceed 10 INC F
,riet reieys The Ilth Regiment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-20
GALLOPING CONSUMPTION,

result has been attained which other furnish single
example Of Of his form Of ne mGady HAS EVER
BEEN KNOWN TREATMENT irHAS THAT OF WHY
CHEsrERs HTPoPHosPHITEs.
When CONSUMPTION attended BY the usual symptoms 10
the dgre these symptoms gradually decreasing
physical eE when these results produced net
in random indefinite HOmber but
under fred conditions BY this remedy when
notifications Of the morbid symptoms to follow step BY
step sBd BY day the employment Of WINCHESTERs HfPo
PHOSPHITEs LINE AND SODA; when pleasure
the symptoms BY this treatment reetatsh dEd d0grdrd them
suspension Off, when predict favorable issue with degree
Of certainty unsurpassed the whole Of medical science must
be admitted this oryiisate and dssm preparation
Of PHsPHoRus ony but also SURE PRE-
yENTTyE OF PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
The humanity would imperaivey demand then
that should be bad to at he Out and not as
equenty the case when the patient Up
10 hopeless condition The LOSS or TIME, essential 10 the en-
eaey Of any remedy Is IRREPARABLR To prae easy
difficult
The action the HTPoPnosPHrEs when administered ia roondI
nanHer PRODUCE No NIsCHIEyoUs EFFBCTSi and II used
promptly ncpent hereditary pTedsposhon THE
ERADICATION OF THE DISEASE WOULD BE CERTAIN
They effects the importance Of which hardly be
over estimated; That Of stimulating aud eredsig the NERVOUS
ENERGY force Increasing he quantity and 'Dpror'
irg n, quality Of the BLOOD. Strengthening tie Nuirs function;
thus maintaining conditions OF robust Asdlh at the highest
degree Ofnepsiy compatible with physical enjoyment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-20
John O. RRFCKINRIDGE

John G. Breckenridge, late Major General
and Secretary Of War Of the late Confederate States
rived at the Clarendon Hotel In this city, from Paris
Wednesday, and left for his home in Kentucky yesterday
morning After four years absence occupied In wander
ing Europe Mr. Breckenridge returns 10 the United
States under the recent universal amnesty proclama
ton OF the President rather, Mr.. Breckinrldge
expresses II, "by permission OF the authorities Mr.
Breckenridge visited this city 10 place his daughter at
school Mr. Breckinridge maintains strict silence in
regard to political affairs and declares that he
again will mngle III politics. TO use his own words
ceased to the matter when the struggle took tho
sterner shape and the battle Is fought and lost
cannot see what influence can have In public affairs"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-20
LATEST SHIP NEIHS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Charleston Berry Charleston. and pass
Bng Bonita, Bigelt, Cardena., 10 DAYS sugar , = an
eh S1Si Of The Highland. -.
bsft Stanford SSitri'4 : =, Gcodrio. stanford
John Mnrrell stanford Geo Washington. Stanford
John snow Birabethport o. C. Aeken, Stamford
FlestviDg, BisAbe,bpOrt
BELOW
sehr Francis @. Davis Doan-. Para
DOMESTIC PORTS.
srvLoyDOx Feb i9Arrvsd .ehTs 4 O. LaTAon ard GsOn
Pde Belle OF Bny and samuel Miller sSTS,' Blq6' ,o,
Qnesn Valparaiso brig Chts from Porto Heo ship Amiy from
Feb issaed steamship sarago.sa for sewYoE
S,y,SN,a Pen 9-Cearc steamship North Point for Baltimore
ship Minnesota QaeensoWbi Melbourne LVerpoo 'ehr Amos I'D
FOREIGN PORTS.
OrKKSsTOws Feb l9The steamships Russia ard Cv OF Ps
arrived AZ this port ar morning. tie Russia at d O'Clock ADD The
The steamship Pennsylvania Of the National Line arrived here yes
trrdaJ. o.. DID,, cou
sbIe Cmbr Capt IIasck which sailed from New
Feb this port II OOek tonight on her way to Ham
Iysnroo Fn aTh' ZIP British oS Cap: Fa,'l s shi,h
MISCELLANEOUS.
.pd s,pSt 70 save Sns jas, smith seville spain win general
Ell Sssst Csp, was And 6ys steamships 70
DISASTERS.
WiLsSeIos = = tse d sT SsI Sors wh unbr Tor tie
,9, a.so on PIN; Pan sno %Sn se Of Ss o I
eaptsiu aDi rev we're taken n smitbrie ~ G.
NuSGrox c. Feb l9The United states Con,u ~ fn Juan
Porto MOO la. reported arrival that Of the brig Caroline
keller Of Portland aden With Vorase from hanfS 10
Phaepha esrgo lad been discharged and the vessel condemned
lie reported the arrival a. Pones OF Tie set 1s0Ifs n'y o
rJnou io BOson, laden Hih Povon' aud that she has also
bsen condemned.
ne states Gibraltar has reported TO The Department
sie there u the master AM or TIE schooner
Aust. II Brookte board Of the British bark tea The
Augusta for Martinique den With lumber
became Nateroggd when the orceEs and
s. yer. t.Itp % by the GIT into Gibraltar
SPOKEN.
brig Oliver Cuts from Sew-iOGk for PortanP1ee Feb H. lat
O. as Ion n IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-20
ARMY GAZETTE

WASHINGTON, Feb l9.-General Orders No. 6, lust
issued ron ibs head1u.e Of the Army the following transfers
70 DC maze 10 we army - soon tie Necessary arrangements can he
MADE and proper uAhfposon provided the regiments
irene North 70 proceed as toon - uAygstion opens:
batteries A. aud G. Flint
oetso s,hoaI delay to Fort LtavWoTb Kansas and report
Commanding OttrA Of the Department Missouri Battery
viii turn Ito Battery the 0duapee e,r Al Beta and mo-
eeea ty The hmus Of Panama TO Pot LeAvsusoh Battery
AH'n As"S w sssi hBsW sston Tlsloping bAliiv viii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-20
NAVY GAZETTE,

WASHINGTON, Feb. l0-Capt. j. II. Strong has been
detached o. se Calsndagha ADD placed waiting orders The FOL
orders Lieutenant ConHatdenL Cnttt1dsh Watson aud h. ID
cham Lieut. r. egenAb Master George W. Deong Ensus H.
on htehef Charles Betnsp, l.. HsIdref' W. H. JAequs'
Gilmore o. DAya atd william Sbue Surgeon H. FnkLGm,
Chefbngneer H. Fh together with the Assistant Eng and
warrant ohees attached 70 that vessel Commodore Alfred Taylor has
been ordered 70 Guy lt house for the Xh District
|ceCommodore John Garter Acting Third Assistant Ing ~ H.
Leonard A. d. Laron' and H. Wilson have ls.h placed waiting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-20
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. KETCHAM (Rep., n. W presented the
resolutions Of the Assembly Of the State Of New-York
asking COnHesto pension the surviving soldiers Of the
War Of 1872.
MIR. VAN WICK Rep., n. " presented similar resolu-
tOns; also the petition Of 900 citizens OF Newburgh New
York. IN favor OF amendment 10 the Constitution OF
the United States, acknowledge Almighty God
the Of ali authority and power In civil govern
ment the Lord Jesus Christ the ruler among nations
and the Bible as OF Supreme authority.
MI ONElL (Rep, Penny presented resolutions OF the
Philadelphia Board Of Trade praying Congress 20
60 American shipping In Spanish ports equalization of
dues and port charges with those imposed tunuage
the shipping OF the most favored nations.
TIE ARMY AUTHORIZATION BILL.
The House then took up the amendments repored from
the Committee of the Whole the Army Appropriation
Bill. All the amendments reducing the ordinary appro
prtatiOns were agreed 20.
Mr.. KELLEY rep, Pa having ten minutes allowed
him, expressed his Acknowledgements to Mr. Butler
tass for the great Information contained n his speech
Of wednesday night but STILL he preferred the amend.
ment offered by Mr. Blaine 70 that offered by Mr. Butler
s faith IN the capacity integrity and perseverance, OF
Zen Grant equaed that beautifully expressed by the
gentleman from Massachusetts. and no was therefoe in
disposed TO cast q vote today that would seem TO
imply lack OF confidence in Cen Grant
He 100 wanted the supernumerary officers OF the army
mustered OUT but he wanted them 10 be the worthless
0'neefs' " IsYse WpO may DO sunmolea " death, Vo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-20
THE ROGERS MuRpER-IAMEs LOGAN No. q


The Counsel for James Logan No. 2, the
one who has not yet been discharged sent the following
communication Judge Barnard which has been already
alluded to in Court:
PEBRUARY IS 1909.
To the Honorable GsORGB g. BARNARD, Juic, SJreHe Court
SIR AZ Counsel for James Logan No who has custody
hone days and evidence having been Adduced duplicating him IN
degree with the aToous murder Of the late Charles
the contrary the said Logan having oocuey
another locality the " the commission Of the horrible
ton respectfully ask the prisoners discharge the writ Of habss
corpus herein.
The law sbundnty demands s, Logan should be discharged
Yours very respectfully WILLIAM T. HowE, Of Counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-20
YASSAR COLIEGE.

Prof James Orion of Rochester, N Y, will
enter upon the duties Of the Proiessorship Of Natural
History at Vassar College early in the Spring Prof
EDe has been delivering course OF his popular lectures
on Natural Science" at this institution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-20

BROKAw BROTHERS Great Clothing Empo-
rum Gents Boy. Wholesale and retail opposite Cooper lna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-20
D tiS OF THE COMPANY.
3.55S.l3A


iHTS oS 5a stead; Increase IN the business Company
and convincing proof Of The souSe9e, Of tue PIs on it,
The Directors have after careful actuarial valuation Of the Asset,
Liabilities the Company ssd making ample reserves 70 ess
possible eon Ing Sfe1T are prrry PER CENT
on LIFE POLICIES TIIRTYFiyE PER CENT EsDow!
MEST PoLG.S p Tnfa n''S Ss s on III
tpate in profits which be in force aad which we're issued pre-
yous to the FIRST Of January 1901
TO Insurers in THE NATIONAL LIFE Insurance COMPANY
Al policies Jorttng on TIE ptEep'e Of M S"H0dar Av
The following from The Chronicle Of Chicago. shows the Vsus a
been said that Corporations have Souls" AZ
IisgS@ + 4 coa ;S ~ Sa
EDWARD JONES President tbs COMPANY .is ys1s',
law to ali tsr Policies By which when insured uuaO
for Considerable time value Of this liberal action car Be sea
y the following s from from. the he. Ar CIe s oR
tur Of Policies aud more hareansd TT1sy . "Lf0S.ss ]
for obvious does NOT eour; publicity.
No interest charged Of stdanudl quarterly premiums
Thirty days grdo, altored "a payment Of prsnta91l
The above GEE SSR RAJ AGENTS OF TaE coMP1SE
sTACKPoLE jerks, Portland, Me- for Western Maine and
j. " HALFWAY Brooks waldo County, Me- tr Eastern MaIne
CHARLES L. MASON North GEAnE.e " ~ ioT vermont aIo
WARREN RUSSELL No schOost Boston MasA for En:a
The Rev A. B. WHEELER Falmouth Mass, for South Ea.;st
JOSEPH " HOLMES sDrngan Mass r Western M,.;.eSS..
WIN STEVENSON No III South FoaEhst, PhLadepa, Pshht
sTRYEEk WooDwoRTH Syracuse Y, for SeTYOrl, Peaa
CLARKE L Co., No. 40 ssveHthst Washington D. C.. n
JAMES Afford 26 secOndst Baltimore Nd, for MarN
WHITAKER JONES No l2a washustOust, Chicago, Ill., ~
Northern Illinois aud MehissSj m g, so,,.,, n,,ot,
JOHN wINGATB, No. $40 oTest, st. Louis No. for Eastern No
GEo E. BURLINGTON LeAvnwOrth. Kansas for Kansas SeSr'sl4
STITzEL UPTON Portland Oregon. for Oregon and waihrg
rAiess any Of above for Asuee, in their respective al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-20

LISTER THAT NEVER FAILS - MAsoNs
n, .,x,SG ~ JAMES 5. Mason, Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-20

SuNDAY-SCHooL BooKs-BRoUGHToN " WY
MN No 10 B. House keep largest aud best s,soriment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-20
IAnnouueemeuul

FROM TRUSTWORTHY DATA it has been esti-
mated that At least all persons born the United STATES
b,v. birth lungs in tubeuous condition and In consequence arc
rdrosed 20 Pulmonary Compi yh Is equally well es'aosneu
, This pdposion need end In Consumption Asthma or any
ether care vstchnss be observed and all erel
promptly treated rs they arise 'n just such cases DIR D
JAMES ErPECroRASr It's most beneficial ehees ano mas
uc.d the largest portion Of Beside promptly removing
Coughs and Colds Which, when left to themselves are the moot common
cause Of development ExPECToRASr asys any IMAM
nation which may and by promoting easy epee'oon
the lungs Of the substances clog them aud which rapidly De-
s,roy when suffered to remain Sold by all Druggists
If DR.. COLTON, at the Cooper Institute, uoeS
not render pulling pleasure with bis laughing DO certainly
all In the operation as eau testify iTom
All care and anxiety about Burglary removed
h, spnng the BuRaL.R ALARM TELEGRAPH We prove y hun
reds who Eight years experience and never
for worthless arrangements Inc iuO
Der has connection with th. once 40, pd
TUIRTY-oNE YEARS under one management,
m House. has small hotel to the largest IN
New Hngspd nruished all the contnyanees Tor TIE CON
yeuene Of guests and deseedy popular WIN wv
travelling public
A LUsTER THAT NEVER FAILS - MASON
DLACKisG. JAMES D. "ASo'' i"'"''F1
BRoKAw BROTHERS Great Clothing Empo-
rum and Wholesale and retail opposite Cooper institute
SuNDAY-SCHooL BooKs-BRoUGHToN " wy
MAN No. the largest aud best assortment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-20
THE
NATIONAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NETWORK,
No. 2I2 BROADWAY CORNER FULToNsT.
FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT.
JANUARY l. 1859

RECEIPTS The TEAK
For premiums, extra premiums &c..'''p Jgo'sIJ ~
70, trfares, Observation-Disclosures. 1865 95
For interest accrued. bJ35 S9-S3lS,5SJ "A
" DISBURSEMENTS. -
Paid claims BY death, poieies...... SJi,I0o 90
Paid expenses, revenue stamps,
medical examiners fees commissions,
Paid reinsurance, purchased poie &C. t5I -Sl3S42l o.
ASSETS jan ], 1861
Cash IN Bank and on hand, and 10 course
OftTansmissIOn. ....... 1lofS %
United States 8 20 Bonds market value. I6,lS2 30
Premium policies in iorce..... l3J,sll 50
Quarterly and semi annual premiums de-
feued, aud premiums and interest In
course Of collection and transmission l2l.s79@
Interest accrued 10 date, and all other
1905 g-S43S2l7 ~
The Directors Of the NATIONAL LIFE Insurance CONPASYt
presenting the foregoing report Of the operations Of the
1863 take pleasure calling attention vey favor.
able condition Of its affairs. :.
increased during sie
oo while the total we're bur small percentage the ysss
which shows that while bent tovs
g Of business the greatest exercised the
affairs 10 order that By CS scale Of expenses The shas
10 its policy holders may be largely increased
The assets Of the Comsny increased during the year om the
Of 2358 Al to s4J5,247 a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-20
vvAps under one management,

TURTY-ONE YEARS under one HIdHHgtIICHI,
the AyTRcAS grown from small hotel to me atgs
" Rngsnd n il fruhed the conthyances for the con
vnenoe Of its guests and Is deseredy popular WIN "
travelling public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-20

nv appg the BURGLAR ALARM TKLEGRAPH We prove ~ ~ pu
are nsng H. Egh years experience and never broken hrouh
pauuets sent nee for worthless arrangements Inc iO
her coat on the street has connection with this Office
o'i 'VA' 0 WV h. HOLMES, No. Dol Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-20

If Dr. COLTON, at the Cooper Institute, uoes
-. nnlIng pI.,.pe with his laughing bo certainly
destroys all pain in the operation as can testify ifom pc'p
~
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-12
ROAD NoTICE.

NTCTIE-- = -.'e,,v ~'---- 49, atition W III
IN be presented to the Board Of County Com
missioners of Lyon county, Kansas, mt an adj
iourned meeting to be held on the 18th, day OF
March, 1859. for n county road, commencing of
the north end Oh Constitution street, in the
town Of Emporia in said county, running thence
due north to the Neosbo river; thence TO the
point measured by John Hammond for a bridge
across said river, being west of the center line
running north s0d south, dividing section 3,
town 10, range IL; thence crossing said Neosho
er in a northeast direction oyer the nearest and
most practicable route to the said north and
south center line of section 8; thence north on
bic point for a bridge crossing Allen creek
thence east, northeast to the line between Sec
ton 81 and 81. in town Is, range II, on the
most practicable route, or 50 much of said road
as the viewers shall deem necessary south Of
Allen creek. .- tst--rs.-t-f 81, E. BQRTON.
Emporia. March fSt- 1862. 1913
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-12

BY order of the Board of County Commits
| sioners of Lyon county, Kansas, passed at
their regular meeting held in Emporia, in said
county on the first Monday in January, 1859.
there is hereby submitted TO the voters of ,ky
on county, to be voted on at the annual cleo
ton for township officers. to be held in said
county, for the year 1863, the following ques
| ton for adoption or rejection:
'.Shall the Board of County Commissioners
| county, to the amount of s209,0o0, in the Atch-
ison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company,
on the following conditions. to-wit:
]. The said stock to be issued to said coun-
ty as stock of the same company Is issued to
individual stockholders. .vez..s. t.s-s
9. The said stock to be issued only in the
manner and to the extent of theothef stock 81
8. The said stock to be paid for in Bonds Of
the said Lyon county, at par, Of even date
from the date thereof, with interest payable
| thereon annually, at the rate Of seven per
cent. ~ 80
| aforesaid, when the said AtchisOn, Topeka and
Santa Fe Railroad Company shall have con-
str1cted their railroad in good and snbstan.
tial manner and shall have the same in opcra-
ton for the accommodation of passengers and
freight, to the town of Emporia in said eoIIn-
ty-prOrided; that the same shall be done by
or before the LIST day OF July, 1ST0-and prOvi-.
ded further that the said company shall con-
strHet permanent depot within one!eighth Of
one mile of the town-site of the said town nI
EmpoFia. 't
Ali the foregoing conditions TO be fulfilled az
stated before the taking of the said stock and
the issuance Of bonds for the payment 81 the
same.
Ballots for the election upon said PROPOSE
ton will be written or printed as follows.
''For Railroad Bonds" or Against Railroad
Bonds.o and the votes shall be counted and
certified by the Judges and Clerks Of election
to the County Commissioners Of said county.
in the same manner and at the same time with
the votes for township sofifcers cast at such
election. ~ErEEf SFA8
BY order of the Board OF County Commas
sionerS of Lyon county. e u
I. r. PERLEY, Chairman.
j. L. WILLIAMS. CIeark r.4g Il E2-@tf.s,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-12
]. FOR SALE CHEAP.

LOTS Ne.s I12 & ia Cottonwood ST., En-
poria. having q house Of two large rooms, good
cellar, and fine garden containing fruit trees.
ALSO, fine farm Of 80 acres and acres
Of timber within mile of it-loeated on Get
tonwood river within three miles of EmpoTfa.
The farm has 90 acres fenced 70 acres broken,
a tOlerably good house and fruit trees, perIna-
neTf stock water on the farm. The above
property will be sold as the property of the
estate Of Joshua white. deceased. For par
ticulzrs enquire of Charles Cayanness. Adm,
or of Alnierin GiIlett. Atty at Law, at his Of
flee in the Court House. 5GCaED s9-tfs
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-12
EXECUTOR'S .NOUCE,

NOTICE is hereby given that Letters Tes
IN tamentary were issued TO me on the 18th
day of February. A. ID 1869. by the Probate
Judge of Lyon county, Kansas. bearing date
on that day, on the estate of Samuel Harvey,
late Of said county, deceased. IAN persons hav-
ing claims against said estate must present
them within one year or they may be deprive ed
of the benefit of said. estate and if the same be
not presented within three years they will be
forever barred. CYRUS STOUT,
O -s-