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ACTIeS Or TIE CITY COUNCILS LAST Me 1T.
The Mayors annual message was read il b)lh
Bc2Tcs OF tie City Councils last night, aud
vas list'red TO 1ith attention by the members
and the large crowds OF spectators assembled
ia both chambers. IN tie + BARD OF Alder men,
COmnCEi alton was received from the Mayor
EoTair airg ffy-six e. rporation offers. OF
IN 80 non iHatiODs. all were Cnfrmed promptly
EXCEPT two .'uBieTt9kers," il being dou5.fII
wEstler they could properly be considered
Corporation officers. Among the nominations
thus cCnfiTmed were those OF Iiae Trustees of
Public Schools: three e5c1 IN :da ist. "a aai
I'd districts. OF these there were two ccforpi
neg. VIZ: From the 1T di>..i-t, U- Go. B
'as1on, recently admitted a an attorney in
our courts; ID district. Tr. VIM. y Wilson,
cashier Ct the Fresdmea's Swings Bank
Alderman T. ark Introduced bills for estab.
hshIrg High and Normal School, and y
employ an additional music teacher IN the
public schools, 10th OF which bills were re-
ierred - Schools Comm ttee.
In the Lower Board there wasa very pro.
uaotod session. lasting until near o'clo K
a II and large emOun: OF bu -iness was
transacted. but we have NO: space to notice il
II III detsII.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The week opens upon an easily and quietly
worSng money market in NeT York call
loans being generally negotiated at seven per
cent. in currency, and some few exceptions at
SIX Per cent. There a feeling pre- aient
among lenders to discriminate IN collateral,
pTeferripg 10 lend on Government securities
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The Name Historical Society, as well as the
New Hampshire LEGISLATURE, have entered
their protest against the change of names OF our
naval vessels by the late Secretary Of ths Navy
sVen change being egarded as injudicious, aud
IL Is urged that the old familiar names be rs-
stored, and that in the future In namin, our
armed ships due regard may be had to tue use
q: -t~..siEal names, as better suited than any
others TO our national character and history.
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Baltimore Markets, To-day.

BALTIMORE, July 20.-Cotton dull and 81.
E!ouT qni't land steady; low grades very firm
neat frmeT: prl'na 10 choice red, II .55aSi %;
pTiue TO choice white. = .6ja?isl Corn din n:
prime White, Sl.l0aSl.i2; yellow, S'.'3. Oats
quiz and light. 10a75. Pork quiet AZ S3l. Bacon
hrp; rib sides, lS4; clear do, I.3,; shoulders,
,2% hams. 2@2}H. Lard quiet, aHas0
unsettled.
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An impOriaLt meeting OF colored mechanics
ard la orO:s of Baltimore city took place last
evening, for the purpose OF forming Trades
Union OTge DizatIOn throughout the State oil
Maryland. Several addresses were made aud
ocTHi'Iecs appoin,ed looking to the farther
al 90 81 the DIRECT OF the m .e;iug
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By Bankers AID Brokers Tsisyrdph, JAM, 81
GGSSdtcGy, operator.

Lewis johnson Il 90 quo;e sJocxs aud bJais
IN home and foreign markets as follows
EBw SoRs, July 25.-fn5t Bosrd-U. : 6's.
lei, coupon, lsdh 2O's. toJ9, CoUpons i2} ::
l,ei, coupons ~ 8: 1858 coupons. l2l-; l-6j,
coupon. rev, l.OS; 6.'s. I7S1 .Oupoa.
1SO5.; le-ib's, upon, HOS: Pacific Mail.
90; Ono q Mtssi sIppi UsrtIio45es, 3IZ,
MsTtposa, = atisna, MAJ, l.. Canton,
none Cumberland, 3lAi; Western Union Teie-
graph, jii7; QaicksiseT e.; B0Sr3. War
Power, none: cew ICrH Central pig: Hud-
son, l-2is; Rsad!ne, - !; Michigan usurrsI
$50; Michigan Soutie.A, laI%; lNiDo!,
Central. more: Cleveland and i'ltt,aurg, In-1,:
Northwest. ~ d. prsid G}tr. cleveland &
Toieco. none: h,cs isisnd. Ili9i: Esr: Wayne,
l52Ei Alton Terra Haste. none, Toledo aad
Wabash, ~; Adams LX press, cay: Wells
Fargo q 20. Express, 22H: United SJatas Ex-
press. IL: AII~riCan Express, A. N-r-
Chants Union, %; Chicago A. AItor, I5S:
Dc. prefarrsh none; st. Paul, 6; do. prerd
81 Market firm.
BY Cable.I
l'oSDor, July -, y. n.-CcIsois, m Nnay
S3B: Account, %; Bonds. e!faS17t; Stocks
steady Illinois. !5f: Ere. 19aI9s.
FRANKFORT. p. m.--Bouds, az
LIVERPOOL, y. m.-Co'ton market oraned
quiet. Sales estimated 500 bales. Wiad.ipe
Crlands, l21; Mddling Orleans, l..
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The New York Herald says that within the
past few days matters at Sing Sing prison
have assumed serious If not alarming as De Il.
IS 10 such degree have disorder and rebellion
obtained among the eOnviots that at present
faIiy bali OF the entire number condned are
sc:ualIy in revolt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-20

Ciethirg made from new kind of paper
has been patented in England. The compo.
1ers OF the material are said 70 be some animal
snd vegetable substance never before used.
When reduced to pulp, and bleached, the
completed fabric Is sort OF felt, of extraordi-
Eary piiancy, fiexibiiity and strength. 1t can
be sewed with the needle as tightly Is woven
fabrics, and already table cloths, quilts, shoes
and Pestieoats are In market, all made from the
lew material
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t1ARvlY 4 HoLBIN,
MANUFAcTuPERs OF
ZOE CRIAN, wArER ICES, CHARLorTEs
J1LLIes, &C.,
267 Pennsylvania aver ne, corner Of 18th street

We most respectfully announce to our mum efous
patrons and the public. that, in connection with
Lsties and Gentlemen. We have made the most
extensive preparation for man ufacturing
ICE CREAM, WATER ICES,
fRCzkH OUsTARD. CHARLOTTE DE RUSsE
fROZES PUNCHES, JELLIIS, &c,
Retail =" "oiesaie nn1
Our selection 81 Creams have been made from
PtnbsylyAnls, Delaware, ard virginia
fIst' eiing ourselves with the belief that we can
tapiiiarity with the business, we most rrspect.
IubS solicit LIBERAL share Of PATRON age, and will
nbersl dscuctioa will be made TO Festivals ard
rtlrs Particular attention paid 70 furGishipe
fsnlliles ty any 9uantity they may desire deIiy,
ored to ril parts O. the city daily,
we VII! serve la onr ~aioNns TWENTY DIE.
FFsSEt FLANpRs OF CREAMS ICeS CHAR
LoTTEs, JELLIES, PUNCHES, ac EFT
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IrCr' C. A. Whitaker x &C., corner of7th aud
J. stI''ts, We have GoSey's L1iy's BOOK tor
Arfus;, srh Hcr. Sr's Bi-Gr for July Dist: and
frCIa ! SliIjrsfoa. OdaOu BRIlding. we b, ye
LsyL. Rs-Gs = saziEe CEls2sd fer Augusy.
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Wall Streel Io.EaY-

NEW YORK, july 20 Stocks irregular and
Gull. Money steady AT per cent. Exchange,
90. Gold, 35.. 5.20's. I-G2, coupon, 23t
l0-iO's, coupon, ma.. North Carolina skies
J54; new, AK. Virginia SKIES, ex -coupon s.:
new. 81.
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TkAyELIEG AND WALKING SUITS ma IL
a. tho Iettst sly les, at rhort notice at NIss
Em1TH'-, 23s Perpsyty sDta over m.5xrns
Dtlsrcss Nsnted-An APPRENTICES iy.o as
SOMETHiSG HET-fHE EMPIRE MILK
- COObEE We warrant tbs {, co., milk a,
soon as drawn from the COW. y, icsrsa SCR
fHther srticrlars Apply S; 42s 9th s:sss.
Je 13-tAusl
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ToFsICE OF WAFER RgaT5TRAR.
& UITY HALL,

%oFFICE OF WATER EE0T9TRAR,
S UiTY HALL.
WARRINGTON O., July 70 1870
TO ALL WHO Ice THn POTOMAC WATER
The waste ard excessive use OF water which
now prevails derives the - sidsuts of lhs higher
localities of q pply for o~dinary dome sic nses
While WIN PER economy there Is enough for the
NOTICE. IL THEREFOaE GIVEN, By virtue
OF an orticance ofthe si"rp iOu that al wasto
OF water must C sse AMI tho following restric-
ticrs UpoD lis Will Ell tore cd fer ex h,
from this Gaze, viz:
off
2. Tie use OF hand hose tor washing horses or
Carriages must be uIsconiiErei
be use OF water for bdIliinz purposes by
contracting IL throI eh cutters, is proltbit
The " at ring OF streets iiewaIks will be
allowed only oLcs daily, between sunset and one
hour thereafter. ard 'ha only for fte m minuts,
z. r. BOND, W alter Rssistrar
The AZ owe NOTICE 10 approved
J BOWEN, Mayor.
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TCE TIE RECONSIDERATION OF PERSONS
Loving the city during the sumner months
'-sy osr have TEE STAE mailed to their
address, by Ordering the same at the office, for
-. cents Per Week, for one week or more.
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Baltimore stock Market To-day.

BALTIM"RE, July 2h.--NIrginia sIx-s. 1866,
3oA BID; de-. coupon, old, 81 bid. North Caro-.
liEas, cid, 81 bid.
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New York Flour and Ora in Market To-day
NEW YORK, July 21.-FIour rather more
STEADY. Wheat la2 cents better. Corn a shade
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z. r.. BOND, W alter Resist
Tie AZ owe Notice 10 approved
5 j BOWEN, Mayor.

OFFICE OF MAJOR AND sUP'r MEr. Police.
July Ii Is59f
The members Of the police force are hereby in
stILcted 10 eufOrca m provisions of the fnreg
Ictlce ty sIrestlng the parties rntv of its viola
u A. G.. RICHARDS.
" u eIft Major |, nd : !, oeI intsTJent
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S OrIICl AND REcIDENCa rO
No 463 STREET North, ro

AZ the same price We offer all Hair Prepa.
LitIl, Montgomery, Mrs AlIon ., cod ., TeS.
betts, &c; hayins greatly o. larsed my stock am
Drug Store at much less than iegulsr rates. The
,saE. are sysn q sample: Ayers PIspara
syrup, 80; MishlerS Bitters, as: 'Csiiforn,aa
Wires. sehenek': rreparatiors, 81 Us; Helm.
bold e, ~; Bsrrys TricoPherus, Lyons X stha-
Lsrds B,oem, so; Bat;helorS Hair Dye, So:
Magnolia Balm. so Soda and Cream Of Ts.tar for
Brushes, Combs and Toilet Powders, mnch lowsr
than els " here. Also, our fue old BYE Whisky,
tied by us. ger bottle.
ARTACR NaTraNs. DRUGGIST,
je IS 3m' Corner ~ and ID ,trett. no,tb
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~NATI0NAL JUNCTION RAILWAY

In pursueDce of An act Of Congress approved
March 70 1872 entitled An act to porate the
National Junction Railway" notice IL heraSv
given that the books of suhscr pti the anita.
stock OF the said National Jun:tio Railway wi
be opened at the Office of Messre kILBOURN n
LA1TA. corner of 9TH and streets, w ashin atom
G, on WeDNESDAI, July 15 1879, bet sesn
tie hours OF 10 O'Clock a m and o clock D m .
snd continue pen during same hours from Sav To
cay until 1T lea-t two IN drsd thOusspd dollars Of
said eaf,tal sIoct shsll have be subscri bed for
in CO m pliaLce with tie toms OF taii act
JNp. L. kiDWELL
President BDarl OF C1rp Jrators
HALLkT klLBUUES, Secretary.
july "a. 80 iyIlI-k
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/ 0C+OFFIiE OF NATIONAL TREEOmEN,S
/ US sANIN,S ANOIRusr UIMPANY

C+OFEIlE OF NATIONAL PROPONENTS
w SAVINGS AEOTBJsT UJMpANY.
NO. 11& LII ST ,Opposts the Post Office
"ASHISTTOS, D. c.. July ~. 1879
hoTIcE-At meeting OF the Bo,,d Of Trn,t.s,
~ lhi cJmpany. had a: sheir b Bnkfng Hour. on
iiuf-',hN, TIE 5 f1stsrt. q. yOtei t,,t in
teIest AT ih- rate Of ne AMI tEo-,hiri. Per cent
yer cent enDum) Ds pail TO all lie Do ,itorI WAC
nss nave Ielt thtir Doi derosi. with this
Of III iv. Is 80 '' my
inst. Per order. wi, If
TBH FORpS CELEBRATED sOOA VA
~ TtB, with delicious Fruit and Cream
syrup" V Aou'0
hI,sinstr, Niohy Saratoga, and Bedford Mine.
raj Waters on crsught.
Nc $50 Pennsylvsnia avenue, Letwesn nth
IN
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DEEADING MATER On EVERY PAaE.
sLE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELg-
GRAPHIC And OTHER MATTER.
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nEtUMMEk PEgILs-HOW TO ESCAPE
THEM

il II ALb IEstbS-hOH 10 ESCAPE
uS THEN
IT will not do 20 trihe with the heath In hot
weather. NisOr ooZts through the skin at eyery
Tore- and IL Is by physical vzor only that un.
healthy influences can bs baiis1 AMI repealed
The vital elements are eva iOrated i persp ration
Intense heat converts a MAE il'O 3 s,f acttrp
lump. ard the moisture tina, IL panped out of him
Is cerfved from the wsl,-spsinss of lie within
him There is great need, therefore, that these
stCroes CT IhJ sicsl strength should be Ia c0udi-
tov to btcr, without dagger or Inconvenience,
the extraordinary drain. If thsy ara no. in s5ch
aotnCiscn. the individual becomes lznsuiI aad
lop-sririted.
The main thirg Is 10 keep thu digestive applra
tus In good working tim: foe II the stomach III.
TurvsyoE Of the s!stem does its da;y thror,uShly.
the hyer- the bowels. ths brain. AT tho nervous
:! sttm being dgly Iurtared. ill be lixely TO a.
theirs IL view Of these facts, II Is an fest ma,
apcHcrIC' ard " hole SOM seseta1le tonic ike
HUsTbFIEk' T.,SI0 BIITEaS \, o. a. ci.'iy
tdhilIao!c OF ell Correcsi,es AMI igor is and
Tor this r. asoo: Ii dos not over stimu, At, the
system Tie proportions Of ape lent, tonic asd
etim dIt'ipg com oOnenfs are il II icu5Iy yrlin
st.d that the processes Of invisors;i1n aud pldf.
eau go On stimuli sne0usly. aud no un iue ex re-
msnt 1s created in the circulation or the orata All
rDpedfcated siiInulants. however pure e xc,te fins
pni.e snc the n"IvOCs system Th,fr exhilaratiag
en.etp ienp oI airy, ~nen IL eff the oh y.
.icaI and entail De preston they were employet
10 lot the case when H05TETER'S oIrrERya ara
tsf en- a. etomschic and nervine. The me ii inaI
herbs, roots and Runs with which they Ar i'm
Sieenstsd nentralize TIE exciting priacip,e OF the
it'elf the mcst wholesome Of ali the varieties ~
alcohol. UI5esatSW
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~DR. 2. d GRANTS OFFTOE, for the treat
w nent OF all Wseasss.-Dr GIANT No %
North LII eIJ street Baltimore, Nd will give 100
Consunptfon, shsItnes Of Breath, Uassr.h, ana
a a;sess.s OF The Throat sad Lungs Dropsy, Dye
kht umaiiem, ecrofua, Syphilis in Xii forms. Ne1,
ysus Debility, Seminal Weakness, Rinsina In the
Effects Of InDIudenoe, Womb Diossses. &c. ' d.
Baltimore, MI. D0W T'9o''
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WAsHIral on, July 20, I5f9.-Jsy Cooke Il
y. furn tsa re fo!iow.Ls lac;at!sLg OF Gov.
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d
WOOD AND coal OFFICE
- F'om 81 5 street, to
NO .31 PfNNSyLNANIA AyENEe,
Befw'en eth sRd 18th sis s1nts si ta iIta o2r
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CARPKTs, CuRrAINs. &c.
THE LARGEST STOCK.
THE MOST REASoN1BLE PRfcES.si
WM. D. uIT0HRLL a co.,
Over Perry Bro1
e8-D DIV Goods sstahl ishmenf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-05-21
NOT BAD THING TO HAVE.

A good, large town in county is not
a had thing to have. And yet there are
persons who say they will not vote Tor
anything that will in the least benefit
Emporia. This is not the right spirit.
The growth of Emporia benefits the
whole county. The fact is, the country
and town must grow together. If one
lags the other will. We are aware that
the country could get along without
EmpOria better than Emporia could get
along without the country. But that is
not the way things run. There has to
be good town here somewhere. The
necessities of the country demand It.
Why not EmpOria, seeing she has the
start? Why not vote against the rail-
road because it goes to Plymouth, or
Waterloo? There should not be any
feeling of hatred or jealousy toward the
town. 1t will be to the advantage OF
every voter in the county to build
large town here. OF the $4,000 taxes
collected in the county last year Empo-
ria paid very near $4,000. That is over
one third of the whole amount. If it
is said that Emporia is trying TO ruin
the country, does she not ruin herself
in greater ratio? If we had a town
here that would pay half the taxes of
the county, would it not be good
thing for the county? We should think
the people in the country would not
object to that. 1t is true that the build
ing of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fee railroad would benefit Emporia
more than any other point in the coun-
ty. But it would benefit every part of
the county i'll greater or less ratio.
Not all the people and capital which it
would bring would stop i'll Emporia.
They would difInse themselves all over
the county. Hartford, Neosho Rapids,
Americas and every township would
get share. They would grow and de-
velop much more rapidly than they
will without the road. No fair man
will deny this. Therefore, there should
be none Of that feeling towards EmpO-
ria which would lead men to cut their
noses off to spite their faces. The best
thing the people of the county can do
will be to build here a town of ten
thousand inhabitants. 1t would be
money i'll their pockets. And with this
growth would come the proportionate
growth of every town and every town
ship in the county.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-05-21
SEWING MACHINE.

Medal Awarded at the Paris Eek position, '67.
In directing attention to our celebrated Com
bination Button-hole and Sewing Machine, we
feel fully warranted in claiming for ii an9ueS-
tioh05le superiority over all others as a Fami-
ly Machine. The simplicity, and certain
ty with which IL operates. as well as the uni
form excellence of its work, certainly place it
far in advaDce of any other invention Of the
age. 1t is also the cheapest, intrinsically, as
well as the best, since ii is really two machines
combined in enc. by simple and beautiful
Mechanical arrangement never before accom-
plished by human ingenuity making either
the Lock Stitch or Button hole stitch, as Occa-
sion may require. 1t is, at the same time, SIM
pie III construction, comparatively noiseless,
easily understood, and, in "a word. ii combines
with those advantages exclusively its own, the
most desirable qualities Of all others, for il not
only does every variety of sewing in . superior
manner, but in addition oyerseams splendidly
and makes beautiful Button and EyeIet holes
in all fabrics. This Is far beyond the capacity
Of any other machine.
The splendid mechanism Of this machine,
and the superior skill, workmanship and ma
terials employed in its construction are guar
antee of accuracy, strength and durability,
and enable the Company and its agents to war
rant every machine they sell to give entire sat
isfaetiOn. t5EIze
PRICES:
Neatly ornamcnted combination Machine with
finely finished oiled Walnut table and
cover, $500
Highly ornamented or plated, $500
Finely finished oiled Walnut Cabinets, com
p pie, go sso, 80, &c, according to style
Bntton-hoie cutter. SO: Tuck-marker. 90;
Quitting Gauge, IS cents; Needles, 10 cents
each, or 81 per dozen.
II Send for circular. Also call and see me.
NJ. y. SrINlsON,
EsnpOria, Kansas.
April 2S. 1869. II
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merits, think it well adapted to the,
public schools of the State, and hope 1t
may be taught in them. The WORK Is
comprehensive, well arranged ana ca
identity written by$one who knows
more than the book contains. The def
initions are clear, the facts stated IN
fitting language, and the principles dis
=cussed are important and of general
application. The directions for per-
forming experiments are easily under
stood, and teacher of average intelli-
oence can use this book with more adj
Vantage to his pupils than any other [
know. It's general introduction into
schools would be of incalculable bene-
fit, in leading the young to observe and
think, and were portion of the time
now given to more abstract studies be-
slowed upon this, greater progress
would be made in all branches of school
education. The atteation of teachers,
school officers, and parents is respect
fully directed to this text book with the
hope that something may be done os
its use to promote common sense ed
ucation."
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FROM MARION CENTER.
MARION CENTER, Kansas, }
May IL. 1863. {

May ii, 1869.
EDITOR NEws-DeaF Sir: The roads
being now good, the mails are Oh time,
and tonight your ever welcome paper
is On hand. The prospects of our coun-
ty aud town brighten with advancing
spring. Crops look exceedingly we'll.
immigration is steady and each day
brings some stranger to our midst.
j. w. Brown has built a new resi-
dence in town. NJ. Hammond is soon
to commence a stone business house.
Esq. Billings has resumed work on his
residence. When completed he will
have one of the finest stone buildings
in western Kansas.
Between five and six hundred dollars
has been subscribed for the building OF
parsonage for the Methodists and the
work has already commenced. Friend
Woolpert is now resident of our
town; has preached few times here
OH his new work; he makes very ia
yorable impression and we hope much
good may result from his labors.
DIR. Rogers has rcturned from his Wis
it to the last has finished up his house
and is putting in a large stock OF drugs.
Hill & Ruggies' mill is dong "a good
business, cutting out from four 10 five
thousand feet of lumber per day.
On the 9th inst. we have an election
in this county to vote for or against a
bridge oil the State road across Muddy.
This is just east of town at the foot o.
Main street. Ii we succeed i'll getting
it it viii accommodate all the travel to
the north and east aud we hope every
man will look TO his interests and vote
Tor the bridge.
Now ii that long line of broad brims
that's going 10 look for Mr.. Los int, r
csts keeps between us and them we VII.
soon have a fiourisLing county and a
growing town, aud perhaps | will Writ,
again. Yours, l. billings.
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NOT A.GIFT.

Voters will bear in mind that the
voting of 100000 to the Atcbison, To-
peka Il Santa EHe railroad is not gift.
We get, in return, 100000 of full paid
stock III the road. We will have u
voice to that amount in the future man
agement of the road, and if you have
faith enough in the country to believe
the road will after awhile be paying
one, then you must admit the stock will
be valuable. For our part we have no
doubt but that the stock will be worth
from IS cents to par by the time the &c
years are half out.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-05-21

Bear in mind that the additional
property which will be placed on the
tax roll between the voting of the bonds
and the construction of the a. T. & 5.
+. road will be sufficient to raise every
cent we will have TO pay for it at the
words, by the time the road is built
our taxable property will have increased
to such all amount by the enhanced val
ne which the road will give everything,
that our present rate Of taxation--about
two and a half per cent.-wilI raise
enough money to run the county and
pay the Interest on the bonds.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-05-21


CnAPMAN's AGRICULTURAL. CHEMIs-
TRY-A Book FOR SCHOOLS AND FARM
ERs.-This is the title of small book
of IL pages, which, has been laid upon
our table by the author, DIR. CHANDLFR
3. CHAPLAIN, A. n. II. D., of Madison.
Wisconsin,. It treats of the elements
of Chemistry, as applied TO Agricul-
ture-" We know but little of chemis-
try. but from q hasiy perusaI of the
contents of this book. would say il is
one which should be IN the hands OF
farmers generally, and should also be-
come text book in our schools II is
highly recommended by the press In
Wisconsin, as wen as men high in au-
thority. VIC cannot better express our
views of the work than by quoting the
following favorable opinion. from the
Wisconsin State uRerintendent of Pub
lie Instruction: 9ds vs8T taaz95
81 have read Dr. CHAPMAN's TREATISE
on a griculfurai Chemistry, and so +: r
as am able TO form an opinion OF its