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THE DOWNFALL or THE REDS.
Their Overwhelmnins Defeat by the Forest
CITY Club Of Rockford.

From he Cincinnati Commercial
RocKroRD, Oct. 15.-The Red Stockings were
thoroughly cleaned out this afternoon by the Forest
Citys by the one.sided score Of 10 to B. They
played without animation, and were beaten accord
ingy. Their folding was full OF errors, and their
batting the weakest they have ever displayed In
nrstcass game. This bad defeat cannot be asctlbed
TO any mismanagement. The Cincinnati nine was
never In better physical condition than now nor
more carefully cared for and disciplined by tie
officers in charge. There is no reason for the re-
verse, except In the unconscious falling oa Of skill
and ambition among the majority OF the PLAYERS.
No great feeling Of rivalry exists at present between
the Cincnnstis and Forest Citys and as the game
today was the second Of series, third must be
PLAYED Al some future time TO decide,
The Reds have lost I've games this year The bth.
letics stand next with eight defeats.
The Reds won the toss this afternoon, and FIR.
pisiled dead ball. The crowd was small. not over
eight hundred. Tho weather was cloudy, with the
wind from the southeast. The grounds were smooth
but rather small During the FIRST four innings tie
wind blew furiously, carrying ny-bals beyond
the nelders. Owing TO this George Wright aud
Harry Wright 10th made lone runs ia the first
Inning, and Leonard in the fourth inning.
The Forest Citys made three home runs in the
second inning.
About the middle OF the game the wind abatcd
and noat fielding became possible. The Reds played
all through 10 their reyulr positions Harry WriChrs
hand having healed little. The Rockforis had the
same nine that visited Cincinnati IN July, aud played
about NJ 10 their average An examination of the
score shows that the Rocktords made fourteen clean
hits and the Reds but seven.
Neither Gould, Allison, Waterman, nor Brainard
made fret base hit Gould missed ball, Leon
uru uroppeu TWO easy MES anu nateFman one uittO.
George Wright made beautiful throws, but two poor
stops. hcVey caught two difficult flea, but WAS
snkularly weak at the bat. Sweasy, Harry Wright,
and George Wright alone played no to something
like their usualstandard
Pinkham and Duff OF the white Stockings saw
the game, and were very much disappointed at the
result The Reds had the hearty syurathy OF Rock
ford In tho Chicago game, and the defeat OF day,
coming after that OF Thursday, creates but little en-
husiasm here. Tie umpiring was entirely s.tsiac-
tory. The Club will return direct t. Cincinnati in
charge Of President Bonle, and due home In tho
morning. Tie Rocktords and White Stockings play
next week at Chicago.
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Cutting the Legs from IL Poor hoy.

t. ne fd'or Of me sun
SIn Having been this morning one Of some
thirty shujdcring passengers ina Third avenue CIR
which ran over boy. l wife to inyukc our iaGu-
cnce against tho hose manner Of taxing up aud set.
ting down. Thackeriy said he never saw nov
without vishlng 20 give him sovereign. Could he
inSe seen this accident, and heard the poor vic.
TINS aronizst crics ~ the loaiei err c.onnI ne
limbs, he would have shed toirs, as some did. aud
hl'c used MS powerful pen to correct lew Ut the
evils OF street car travel.
The boy. seeing the rear Platform full, ran. boy
hte, TO TIE front, and 'ac dtiysr. instead uf stop.
ping, maintained speed which could only result In
trouble.
II chaips or other barriers prevented the use NJ
me iroht "l1tiOrm, mig not llf the acci ent4 10
prrvoutclf In some yca.s tacy amount to one a
month on This roal alone. Yours, II B. =.
NV York. Oct. IL
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Contents Of the Wrci,iv Sun.

TIE WEEKLY Sun, DuOlIIAed tAis morning., con-
ta.ns tie following:
IN" European War -pa-'s Closely Inycetc, -g9-tiop
nv IN GsrtEo l-3snoItei Loose ~ the Prue. fans
The Capture Of ore n. amt SCISSORS rrtical C9udt
non OF Inc IN Netk-NO Hone of iIfCrNeu'ton n
r. ~ o. T. ace; . ltI pt Cen llbfs g. Lee; Appai
as nsastr. IN Cuhf; Gen. s's - olt Grtuts
ln'crcrcrc' IN Missouri p'tcs; MAJ ns nc imrr.c-
H0Hl tho Condition Of ~ Animal; Horrors Of Coma o.
Ict Prsou: The Maine Swedish 60 oayi I'rgug
News On the bgnk-A story; financial and A. ficut
turai te' orts.
ncws ofthc week from an parts Of trs UntnI states
ald tho hncgictn continent, COMES " w-lr"cr'
ready FOR mailing &c tue oil country may BE- al a. 81,
desk OF our publication Office. Price tn.os cents.
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a Texans Ecyi<. ~ the Lille Of rcScoca {
Jones IicT Dealings ia Wh,s'tcy.


Jones Her Dealings 10 WhlaIcy.
70 ne Fdi or Of me sun.
SlR: The early career of the la,o Mrs p. {.
Jones Is IN extremely interesting one ana rivs
yol few 81 the details Of k,S history sie wa.
born In Alabama nearly Gfy yelrs ago her tat O.
toirg Prenchmau, her mother English. Rlucl.9l
In Ciucinnl'i, the returned to Mobi,. AMI al nlctu
married her FIST hu,rtnl, vho di,I several ye.is
afer, leaving her a hrsc estl,c. pu-'-. the into
pen loncc cf Iesas, ''rs d advanced lsr-e sums o.
money ~ that Government aud not only tefilved
tie cyp,tro- Of the Au..Israjo- 20 Paris mi Lon.
don, but 10: some tine mlirIaiued then there. me
ou return she 70 eycl vls in lands. some 100 o.
acres Ire Red river, ,td Of course unstable, &.
u mos. ~ ru.o mouey value At tw. ntv-onc year,,
Mrs. ) W5z ulitgd - her second hus Jard anu NltL
mn 17hl1I'u 20 laac = Nhrie she t'-ll"d lou teen
'crs Mrs Jones nas two daus ,e!s at present
residing In Pms.
A. 20 her Wal. Key spec1laions, I';uow thcy were
5e 70 Tic Mr. waer Weie Woe l s1ierG yo az
published. M the g0Ils were removed rom NJ
Iayl"r'' " rehouse. And, again. tee Messrr. kaooo
OF this city, 4 respectable and wCil-kuown firm H.
the trtu'e bor9m an paii for $50 barrels s>ll b,
Mrs. Juues. | m self sold her pony for SIN
Sle paid 500 and three years anerwrl the balance
The vas ten years ago. 30 after ALL the Old lady
vas not such confidence woman ne she Is painted
In youth, Mrs. JoneH was extremely handsome
OF fascinating manners AMI address, besides brlE,,
IN accomplished business wonINL. Jones, her third
husband, II a elshmar, ant ] Hhould jud. to b.
an nhuman wretch In o. giving the remains oil hs
vile decent intermeuL
In conclusion, Nr. Editor would for the safe on
ter children draw q ve over her past few wears Gf
what should cal mpnonnnstcai career. Lot her be
% oller ways had, sls was not an impure woman.
He9stNs-di IN p0re. TEXAS
YOu.wiil hnd IN record at Pike county, Statemr
Kentucky, a deed OF 900 acres Of land on n. d.
fan'iY river, recorded In the NAM OF Mrs Robe
Johos. Tns properly " worth about $40 per Ac4o.
NV YORK, Cct. IL.
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HU'TlN, Ucf, IS. tho IlDftOn Cu9tum-IiIa
officials 81 ..s 10 \. We discovered fuIur guu. tr
on nm lulIlE IT, over quartz, Of miIl p ~
lars, and imPncittG several ptonincl met~u ans.
ile allegations are HAT during 1863 rhers nero
tnu -giei mo d. port ~ Boston s0rv
wblsSey, ch.'ny upon tIe schooner ID. H. BOD
kins, and thai he de- euIrnis Ters.ve l. conctsled
bought ant SOLD. and !aclh 4tcd the trauspuTirt Lpn
OF tLe goods utter their importation. knowing q EN-
10 have been smucgled. Tie deienjnn,s are u r.
Mills, Samuel e. Luli John j, Perry, ard one III.
ION Z hey have all been arrested aud hive plys,n
hall the brstnamed IN s2l00D and the other. II,
liggyOO eaGL loI lu LLIT aDLeaTaI"-
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1.-Two stock Market.

NEW YORK. 1nesday. Oct is.--Tllrce car loads Of
hceVc, were received ~ Conm unipow to-day and
there uhoat 90 len OycI from the offerings
ot Yesterday nut there buyers out and uotuug
dong The market for common beef ~ very dun. ara
hutchets are h7nvv suuuit'd with cattle. Tie quo.
tuiohs are noniralv sNl2c for TcEons, and liftlGc
fol poor TO strictly primo native steers VITA cps
6Ac for shccpnni Ggsc 'r lambs ana part ftho stock
must ne held over. Hogs were quiet and unchanged
NJ S<fsssc n Tor lair "a yord coin fcd AMI tlssc
fpr I'll ets nnd coarse corn TED sales inclutc IOl
Lon nr . an h..tsa
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There are vague rumors current in the etreet Of a
heavy deialcation by one OF the partners In promi
net stock house, though owing TO strenuous efforts
TO hush the matter up, definite Information is at
hand.
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sG,s' Stiy,..,ss 6S 9 9 S--is
Homo runs-G. Wright. / /; II. Wright, Leonard, /
Barnes, Stirrs, Spauding,i
Ort on rtrkcs--wcafy.
nuuhe plAys-(incinnl'a. l.
Iur'rs- Mr. u. Sawyer Of The Springfield Club
ScOrefs-Atwatgr AMI BakeT.
Tille q Eame-IwO hour.
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NfILr,'-pf'"cr ~ Cam7-'I~- "rss or RI.
dI, pctalr' o. Amer ~ Iip, J.. ,. NtIg 4.to To
b., 'yr Plyrt. oh. Ctu'.i %"
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NllAinona satpetre has bTOaght low the heal Of
MANY 1d tall fellow snce IN, breaking out the
present frlleotIerman war. TIE heads Of AnIrTcaIs,
however. ~ hcld higher than eve, OWING MAINLY te
Ie as.s o. knot s,o "a now ss1Il frOm q. iFntd'
and every otA.T desirable qualify "A M tLt
l4htoIy VI lAlAlAk "a Adp ~
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EELI.--lH tins civ. Oh FRIDAY. octuu.r 49, 40 ay
'el So q. 'art.so q. the supreme Cont hannah
.s u..t JJa.s " E'I.
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pra' md high Wild. rsoiuIed by Roe
Is CHS Ntafh N..i,s 3, Fglt.Itt
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golitital.

ITA .tYE1INto nj m, N.cnscI wb,I., A..oc,o-
n Ii0n ~ "a - i A., ,I,. a. I'M, ,,rtic 4t
me- of Ia A. ana IA nv ~, i,v i', r.,nItio,. w.,
aJon,i - 1"' D" Nv 'A' ''"""'"" 's'o''''o'' "''e
ni,',h'' &c houtlc horL2n h,s &C 'mc oO'cnrGl
~ " ~" ~ - "i = ,nl w. ,nlhs ncL. VINO
% NV m M & W. =, i '',noctN,ic suesos, ahl
ctnic ns,Se. trn ti M anI, " oS1'
local quarrel ,s'ad ol against the common eLciy
"un " n',t'ii's' us'al on hirlhtT'O"d rruttuG
for con y, ~ UNIT! w. "c We AloA eau h",'
w '"' ',..'"V .n''''s -
N",T wri,,, Ia q MH a. u. "'rs 81 NC ~ ctr'n'h
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MARINE INTELLTG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALAaEAr--Tuta nay.
I'M rsc-.....6 - sun ses. ..5 II N0Ol rises. .12 "a
mot gArEE-rHiS DAY.
sandy HOOK, - Gov. leland. & Hell Cate. o.
Arrived -"uEsDAY. oct. IL
steamship g .lcsin. Hamburg, ndtc. and PASS.
Ato. tut usua. rive. aId cndstwtsg vesses.
srttuNurs ARRIVED our.
QuEyNsrowS. Oct ls.-Batavia a1d City Of Parls.
New York.
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fhiH vus notch between Tapio>o fnd Jim
TIN t..t was Ne H.i'c on account OF vim. n. ,
~o9d race ON The vOu~se some dave sn,. . but Jnn
Ueat him in four heat losing ~. hfpt J,c
snatch $50; mile heat. ms In harness
n Titnphe O.. o. 2 jan ....................
j Coyno's Z. 8 T3pI'Sn ................ a 2
1lme--tf p. 8, 3a-i t.'l. an
iEtlD RACE.
, mStoh between Mgrn,y's Jennie md lg1slctt's
Ahnss. Won b. the bEst ~ tutoe straight L.4f.
httch-fl00; milo heats. 2 IN 5. IN hlrn,.,
' 'iurJ'y's blk. NJ Jtuu!c. ........... ....
j. Ha-Iolis br. M Ammo ...... ......,........
Tine x, an @;G.
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wheeler q Wilson Nn-hinrs. f.1'i rrard-
way. rs paving So uuW aa aiJ pyf 100. villa
odi tltIA tI-isc NIChlurs 10 l"i -. 4. ELLIS.
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.TNOST NNO ARE SICK az:
NN''ifi "tN 600. I."'' IHu'ttN r.iId 80 10. ' o..
lH' 'f'' " - t... D.. cW IfrftF .stt.
~. t!'.'rs.- o. CNir'i HAMILTON, \. - '.s1
o'cc BOX 1'52, ..'.. o.E city.
WtN0> ~, WAT'ir-. .LrWELRY,
o tIi," "a Ht. pHugbt Hut q ...l. u.I." ...
N1E GO -; N.vNp l. b3. .l.
A 4UOiT ia TCiI oopc. ID g. 1iL.L@.. ar.
l' "i iid. on aaI 4ui" "a .. JT n .f "a, a.ill 80.
Nl,H LEo '.."-.. lI@' |I Vt pi-sea ID ~ o., hl-t
Rave OUR SIBSCRIntR< MADE TTF
N' "l'N -. ''h.t-f IaNsf|t IlI st.. tIf coda
sore 'hro|' a.'1, i'u.h''n. tF " Goa LAYER Oy
TRT-SES, -"Ae,rN 90 = talieal Cure Urn s.
oiHf' tsiAui she'd D}"UJ.} \rrty-' Aston lipu.e
, NIhlTAHLEcltt.r 90 uluraGI whistler. -tua.o
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Tru-s--' supporters, f'astic HANDBAGS.
'rsrU~, Sc .r'.fnCf stock correct adjust. .fIr
lr'... a. rs' icYi ifdi Euu5'r 1russ Es,-J,.-h
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TIE BLOOD orsurD OFT or MS MOUTH


illy recovered from the Effects ~s->s
Tho view from tlc summit " tio reat was one
of 4 lifetime. The almost flmurg spectator. ~ h.
gained the ton, was greeted by panorama o
mountains, stretching Irnv oT below him as Far a.
? q eye could roach. Cray md brown cmireu- res
thou"auds OF f,p' Itch Jay around on every maud
Ilt, til'ow' ~ the s" with cWprlid 's'. ant Ait
tcrlns cascades lighting dp their Fuuuro dep Ls,
wh.e big aLl little parks ~" ycrI.r' and wradei
b ord the rca O. rtt rrcnrcl OBJ, i1'eryns IN inc
land e; pc. some g.. to party, posting then elves
onpoa ~ (" eli other or 60. 4. gntic atd iac 4,
nccs Of The peak, snowb bet one snu'hur Just f.r
The un Of the thin. Soon, now ever the vicw vas
1l 'curcd by clouus, ana made The descent m thc
midst Of
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Inh1E5 q c6'" tufiF'i'S
AitbAMA-t Nlra T. no, No Gi7 oct rs sl
a ~ -, % H., ~, 30. i1 2 a. "a f. 2j
hleSbl III -tlas 80. tls tri 4. A.,
g. - =, 80 ~, !. a. IS, a. a. -, as. o.
kkNlltki-FniTa lass 30 5lc, oct NJ 80
e. g., =, "A g. Is, q. .. .. % 81 n.
~ Lux q, ms 20 ~ Oct. II, o.
. ne, oAshel, .Eiorna on tu.n,hed. ana circular,
sem "a 'hs Abo'e ahd also Royal Havana ..eris.
oo Broadway i5S Fulton a.. ana PARK r1,'.
Royal. HAVANA and all legal Lottery piyrs
cHhen nlOTnAtlOD gwen, l2h per cent comm
AlIovea ON NJ vsstDents j. IL Ola iIOs,
RfaI basement rooms. " Wall a.
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Benuty Bevttrbe~ the soul NJ Irr 80 win
hes emile VIII Hing ~ hfr fD'.
ief MS .ile. nav The motthty ot he sori. Ln1e',
hcanty e ai~Wan tnat FTAN+ tau most Il i'E hearted
Win 20 vorr embrace. Secure he 4uty ~ using
On. COUEAUDs OBIESr,L CVrAM. or MAGICAL EFAU.
1tFtEH,
vril.kuown cf c7cioue, anu innocent rr"narauon for
the skin. Found at Dr. ELK GDUlsAUD'3 dupot, Is
bold g., and Druggist-. q
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Thitd Avenue savings Bent.
p''n"ifs utIJ u or u'tutr tlc 2.ti W,il I.av lat,
Ct i.J.i n'tHh.g ist. See Advertisement.
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Arrived -ruE.pAr. OCT. I
tnsinrfi nnilfr-

Too oftrD n Cold IL considered n very ordi-
nary, trhng affair. Jut well len to 90 II cane
ana h"1co Systematically neglected. ninth simple.
able affection is converted into serious AMI Qoncr
ally fetal Pulmonary DtcNo. The more prudent,
aware hat violent Cough Cold shluld never be
uled win, but on the contrary. taken OF from
rs incpioncy. promptly make use Of DIR. ~ JAYNE's
ENPECrORANr. d curative which mas susiaincd IT,
reputation ior over thirty year. o remedy always
eGcac.ons. ard sure to exert most beneficial inau
al the Brohehia. aud Pulmonary organs. Sold
By all Druggists
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I'm Ncnl..
FoGc. .turr5lre.

L,GR&ITl - CARPEr.'.
Al OThRGFlL', 30 sTu Az
CORNER or .OIlI -.
payments tAkLN W4IkLh OR MONT HLN,
WFrKI.Y or MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
W S.pvts, uuuIture. tsIIIus, &c pas Cd lO "
DEALY 4 CUNNINGHAM
~ 81 ay, near 35h Z.
e.IRNiTl' ~, csrrcts. hciding, sc. cheap for
4 cash, or pHyuivAt> ttkrU Nv week ~ month. Al
REID q CO.'S 81 Hudson -
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GnE4Llr ccnstD THE POLLY

Which led them away rom TO rich bottoms o. I'LL
nos Iowa, Missouri, and Eassas 10 ,hcse uigl a,d
'ry ul Lands over 1000 feet above the So l.y.l
Yet we Wore shown osts IN tolora'' grown by irfi.
cation weighing a. p,uI.s to tho tusel. and SOU,
enthusiasts iatmtr1 claimed % to 100 bushels 10 tc
.cie, frUu! these rl.b'e d l.rds.
san TO 20 from tie fertile rcgiona ~ the love-
plains dAd tTsitr 10 thcso not Ia Andes To- iarm Tor
living, Is IKE trl ing 10 vut on your uead, Nh,n
your Feet are so much moro rvice ibis. / may be
sclcn' tic hrL.iug - Gus sJDdue t.e wilderne..
bu. TIE uiim itc !TOut o IL Is more Tran Irub.
lcmtNcil, specially since, after II your ureati n
ycu ere ~ Bic every two ct tuTG@ years 10 pldrlu
81 gFssl, pirfr, U.t 4your the iarrlnI's substance
IS they sweep Gown lfol ,he sterile regions D! tue
n,rtd.
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y. "
b-E l.llH *Na>,

INOR the GraHl DemOcIGtic IA 10. Oct gi.-Cun
are noth,I nat UansparenC.c.. rch.s, AM "a
teThA Can Ne furnished IN any qnAnti'y ny
JAAiES UNION !.
100 RSA l2--l b.. corner Vi All ~.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE
THE FIGHT OVER AVAILABILITY.

1t is already computed that the one
hundred and forty or one hundred and
fifty signatures of the anti-infallibist
memorial which has been so cavalierly
rejected represent good eighty million
Catholics, out of total which certainly
does not exceed one hundred and sew
enty millions. On the other hand there
are no less than one hundred and forty
three Bishops in the Papal States alone,
representing population smaller than
that of the single diocese of Paris, and
one hundred and thirty-three more from
the rest of Italy, making up together
third of the entire Latin Episcopate.
And whatever abstract opinion may be
maintained as to the exclusive rights of
Bishops to decide such high matters, it
is practically impossible, as even the
Court of Rome must be dimiy conscious,
to ignore the convictions of the multi
tude of the clergy and be faithful.
There is probably very large moiety
of the clergy, even in England and
France (the Catholic journals, with all
their rigid reserve, are beginning to bear
evidence of this), and an overwhelming
majority of the German clergy, nearly
all, in fact, who have not been trained
by the Jesuits, who are entirely opposed
to doctrine which they know or
shrewdly suspect to be without founda-
ton, and dread being hampered with in
their dealings with Protestants or wa
verers. Among the educated laity, of
course, the proportion ofdisbelievers in
it is far larger. A momentary triumph
obtained over this mass of intelligent
and determined antagonism by n mere
numerical majority of the council would
be still more fatal than defeat.
1t requires no prophets eye to see that
the dogmatic assertion of Papal infalli-
bility in the nineteenth century would
close the long era of Roman usurpations
which commenced with the fabrication
of the Isidorian Decretals in the ninth,
and the triple tiara, which distinguishes
the medieval and modern papacy from
the modest primacy of Rome in the An
cient Church would be shivered by the
very act of the daring hand raised to
place the last and brightest jewel on the
forfeit crown.-London Saturday Re
pielp,
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$134,24I.S5
MISCEIIANEOrs
Certificate of Authority.
To expire ON the 2Sth day of Feb. A ID. 1871. }

ITO expire on the 2Sth day of Feb. AID. 1S71.)
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
TOPEKA, KANSAS, March LIST, 1901
WHEREAS, The Hartford Insurance Compa-
nv, of Hartford. in the State of Connecticut,
has filed. in this Office, sworn statement gifts
condition, as required by Sec. 1O4, Art. IL,
Chap. %, of the General Statutes OF the state
WHEREAS, Said Company has furnished the
undersigned satisfactory evidence that 1t Is
possessed of at least one hundred thousand
dollars of actual capital invested IN stocks, or
in bonds, or in mortgages of real estate, worth
double the amount for which the same Is mort
gagged. in accordance Win sec. IU0 OF the same
act; and
WHEREAS, Said Company has filed in this
Office a written instrument, under its corporate
seal, signed by the President and Secretary
thereof, authorizing any agent or agents OF said
Company in this State, to acknowledge service
consenting that such service of process shall be
taken and held to be as valid as If served upon
the Company, according to the laws of this or
any other State, and waving all claims or
right of error by reason Of such acknowiedg-
ment of service.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of Section 1O4
Of the aforesaid act, /, A. Thoman, Auditor OF
State for the State of Kansas, do hereby certify
that said Hartford Insurance Company Is au-
thorized to transact the business of fire insur-
ance in this State until the twenty-eighth day
of February, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-one.
In witness whereof, ! have hereunto sub
scribed my name, and caused the seal
ESEAL.1 of my office to be affixed, the day and
A. THOMAN,
Auditor of State.
Il. r. BANCROFT. agent,
1915 EmDoria, Kansas.
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SheriH,s Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
~ ed, Sheriff OF Lyon county, in the State Of
Kansas, will, by virtue of an order Of sale to
him directed, from the District Court OF said
county, at the door of the Court House in the
city of Emporia, in said county, on the I'd day of
May, "A. Il. 1870. between the hours of ten O'Clock
a. m. and four o'clock p. m. of said day, offer
for sale at public auction, to the highest bid
The north half of the northeast quarter Of Sec
ton (35) thirty five, township lS) eighteen,
range (l0) ten, situate in said county and State
aforesaid. To be sold as the property of John
G. Miller, to satisfy judgment of said court
in favor Of Enos Strawn, on the 10th day Of
January, A. ID. 1870. E. ii. COATS,
Sheriff Lyon Co., Kas.
This LIST day of April, \. ID. 1870. 1915
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Certificate of Authority.
Go expire on the 2sth day OF Feb, AID. 1871. }
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
TOPEKA, KAS., March LIST, 1SI0.l
WHEREAS, The Etna Insurance Company,
of Hartford, in the State Of Connecticut, has
filed, in this Office, a sworn statement Of its
condition, as required by See. Io4, Art. IL.
Chap. %, of the General Statutes of the State
Of Kansas Of 1858;
WHEREAS, Said Company has furnished the
undersigned satisfactory evidence that it is
possessed of at least one hundred thousand
dollars of actual capital invested in stocks, or
in bonds, or in mortgages of real estate. worth
double the amount for which the same is mort
gagged, in accordance with Sec. 100 Of the same
act; and
WHEREAS, SAID Company has filed i'm this
Office written instrument, under its corporate
thereof, authorizing any agent or agents OF said
Company in this State, to acknowledge service
of process, for and in behalf OF said Company,
consenting that such service of process shall be
taken and held to be as valid as If served upon
the Company, according to the laws OF this or
any other State, and waiving all claims or right
of error by reason OF such acknowledgment Of
service.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of Section 1O4
of the aforesaid act, /. A. Thoman, Auditor Of
State for the State Of Kansas, do hereby certify
that said Etna Insurance Company Is author
lied to transact the business OF Fire Insurance
in this State until the 18th day of February, in
the year one thousand eight hundred and sew
enty-one.
In witness whereof, 1 have hereunto sub
scribed my name, and caused the seal
[sEAL.l of my Office to be affixed, the day
and year above written.
A THOMAN
Auditor OF State.
14-16 Emporia, Kansas.