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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-15
KANSAS.

Unprecedented Immigration..TralEic
on tho Kansas Pacific Railroad.
LAWRENCE, March 19.
Immigration 10 Kansas this season is
unprecedented in tho history Of the State,
Last evening and this mornings trains on
the Kansas Pacific Railroad brought five
hundred immigrants for this State. The
company has been obliged to order add.
tlonal railway stock tomcet immediate re:
quircmcnts The first shipment Of Colo
RADIO cattle over the road has just taken
place. There arc now ten thousand head
ut Kit Carson awaiting shipment A fast
night express train Is 10 be put on the rOad
making The time from Kansas City TO Den
yer six hours. Work Is now being vigOr.
ously pushed on seven different lines In
KanSas. Several Of our business men have
given notice Of tho resumption Of specie
payments next week. .'.l''. ri
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$1,000, $500, aad 500.

They wilt b issued as Coupon BoHdS, pay0b'|
10 Rtarty, and may DO held In that form; OF
The BOndmay DO Tt0tG!srea in the name OF the
owner, With tho coupons remaining payable to
bearer attached, the principal being then trans
ferable only on tho bookB Of tho Company, unless
re.ASllgnSd to bearer; or ra.r -
The coupons may b detached and cancelled
tho Bond made d permanent Rtgaatrfd. Bond
transferable only on the books OF tho Company,
and the interest made payable only to tho regis
tered owned or his attorney. ,..s 3,a.
Tho three classes will bs known respectively Is:
lSt. ICOupOA Bonds payable 10 Bearer"
ed. IS Registered bonds With Coupons 1t.
tAehOd." r.r.au .H
"a. "RsglItsrtd Bonds With Coupons de-
taehsd," and ShOuld DO 90 delegated BY Cores
poudsnts ia specifying the class Of BondH desired.
They have thirty years to run nom January
Is, 1870, with interest at Slx per cent per annum
from November /, 1850. PRrNCtrAh AND rNrHR'
EST PAYABLE N uoLD n THR CRY OF NEW.ToRK'
Tho interest Is payable in MAY and NoVEAHE",
that ii may take the place Of that Of tho earlier
lsGuOa OF Fivo!TRenlleS, and suit the convenience
OF our friends who already hold Central aud
Western Paclac Bonds, with interest payable In
January and July, and who may desire, In max
Ing additional Investments, to have their interest
receivable At different seasons Of tho year. i.
ThOlOAn IS secured BY q mortgage upon tho
sntifO lane Of Road from Richmond to tho Ohio
River, with The equipment and 81 other property
and AppuFtenAaCeA connected Herewith. id.
A SINKING FuHD or $4,000 PER ANNUN u
PROVIDED ron ruE REpENPTIox OF Tus BoNps,
10 TAXI ETPEcr ONR YEAR AFrRR TIM coMF1B.
TIoNoP TiEE ROAp.
The mortgage !SfOr $500 900, OF which q,
0oo,0ooWill b reserved and held In trust for tho
redemption Of outstanding Bonds Of tho PirVihid
Central RGiFruad Company, now merged In tho
CHHGAPRAKR AND ONO. ..r ...
oHthe remaining 81, 900 OOo, SUD cIent amount
will 10 sold to complete tho TOAD to tho Ohio
river, perfect and improve the portion now In
operation, and thoroughly equip The whole for a
large and active traAle.
The present pneO 10 % and accrued interest,"
ALoan 80 amply secured, 20 carefully guarded
and so certain hereafter to command a prominent
place among The hAVOrItC securities In tho mar
kStS, both Of this Country and Europe, will b al
OnCO appreciated and quickly absorbed.
vesy respectfully,
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FINANCIAL.
OrFron OF
Fisk LATCH,
RANKERS AND DEALERS
Government Securities !
No. s Nassau street, New York,
FEBRUARY IS, 1870,

FEBRUARY IS 1870
Thu remarkable success which attended our no
collation. Of the Loans of the CENTRAL PACIFIC
R.usolp ConrlSr, and w wEsTENN PACIFIC
RAILROAD cqlHANT, and The popularity and
credit which these LOAnS have maintained IN 'ao
markets, both in this county and Europe nave
shown hat tho First Mortgage Bonds OF Wisely
loc.,sd and hbnorEbly.mAuHgOd Railroads are
promptly recognized and readily taken IS tho
mos. suitable, safe, aud advantageous form Of ia'
,.,,nOat, yielding more liberal income than csa
hereafter 30 derived from Government Bonds and
AVAILABLE to take thcIr place.
Assured that, in tho selection aud nsGGsi4a1i0n
-, superior IsaIlrOad Loans, We arc meeting .
,,c,, publIe want, and rendering valuable scr
,,,.-bo,h to the holders Of Capital and to those
,,,.t National works Of internal Improvement
.bo,e intrinsic merit and substantial character
untitled thUrn to tho use OF Capital and the eon'
bdsuc, Of invcstOrs-we now offer with special
confidence and satisfaction the
.orn 1FonmcIAnH pnNnS
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FISK & HATCH,
Bankers.

P.s.-Ws have issued pamphlets containing
full particulars, statistical details, maps, etc.
which will DO furnished upon application.
~ We buy and sell Government Bonds, and
receive tho accounts Of Banks, Bankers, Corpor.
GtGns, and others, nblectto check at sight, and
AloW interest on daily balances Hobs1
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DrsEASEs OF Tun KIDNEY, AxD DLADDER.

Persons unacquaInted with tho structure and
functions Of tho Kidneys cannot estimate tho
importdnc6 Of their hedlhy action.
u Regular and sufficient action Of the Kidneys ID
a. important, nay, even more 80, than regularity
Of the bowels. The Kidneys remoVo from the
Blood those efFete matters which. II pCrmItted to
remain, would speedily destroy life. 4 total Bua-
pension Of the urinary discharges will occasion
death from thirty.sIx 70 iOrty.eight hours.
! When tho Urine 10 VoIded In small quantities
At the time, or when there 10 adlspoalkiOn to Urln-
ato more frequently than natural, or when tho
UrinO 10 high c0lOFcd or Bealding with weakness
In the small Of tho back II should not be triaed
with or delayed, but KoSk0o should be taken at
once TO remedy the dlflculty, before lesion Of
the organs takes place. Most OF the diseases Of
the Bladder originate from those Of tho Kidneys,
tho Urine being imperfectly Becretcd In tho Kid.
ncys, provo irritating to the Bladder and Urinary
passages. When we recollect that media never
reaches tho KldnCyg except through tho general
circulation Of tho Blood, We sec how necessary It
10 TO keep the Fountain Of Life Pnro,
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.I;si.4 .9a u ":o'
K. osK. 90!

Is remedy Of Boadsyru! Rsgeaev in the cur OF
diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder. IN aAGAS
Injections Il L. AZ near appetite as any remedy can
b. It docs It's work Kindly, silently and Eurtly,
The Rdlgr which It affords Is both certain and
pFrotpahls. t.... .. .,.A
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FIRST MoRTGAGE,BoNDs
Or4Tr .
cbesupeako 6 Ohio Railroad Company

t'heHnleakb q OuIO AAVAAN SV -
m. Cs.opeaks aud. ono RrlTouGI, connecting
tbr Atlantic Cost and the magnificent hAFOoFS
Of tho Chesapeake Bay with tho Ohio River At a
uoIu, Of reliable navigation, Gad thus, with INC
,,,,Iro Railroad system and water transportation
nrths rroat West and Southwest, formS the add
tIopal Est aud West Trunk Mne, 20 lmpsra'
lively demanded for the accommodation OF tuO
Immense md rapIdly.groWIng transportation pc
tween the Atlantic scabOArd and Europe on tho
one hand, and tho great producing regions OF inc
Ohio and MISSIUsIppl Valleys on tue Other
The importance Of this Road As new Outiet
from the West to the sen magnIaCs It into ono
OF national consequence, and inSuEcs to II an e1'
tonsIvc through traffic from tho day Of itS COM
pletIon: while, In tho development OF tho 0xten'
sIye agricultural and mineral resources Of VIZ
ginia and West Virginia, It possesses, along Us
own limo, tho clements OF large and prOntaoic
local business t3shg
Thus tho great interests, both general and
local, which demand tho completion OF the CdEs'
APEAKE AND Ono RAILROAD to tho Ohio River
adUrd the Surest guarantee Of It's success and
value, aud render II tho most Important Aad
,ub,taptial Railroad enterprise now In progress
In iris CountrT.
-
ItSSnpeFoFIty a. an EAST ana w rSu'o' ~"
the promise Of an immense and profitable tFad0
awaiting I.S completion, have drawn 70 It the. al
t0ntcn ana ,nS~,,snt
and Ennwn lptsgrity. WHOSE connection with 1t.
,o0.,ber win ,hat Of eminent citizens and busi.
nsS, man Of virginia and West Virginia, laSures
an eSorratIo. LonorabIs. and successful man.
aysmant. Dy m",
49,, -,
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'fLADY ELGIN,'
RHApT ron
Spring Trade.
Over Five Hundred Dealers

In various parts Of the land haVC unrcSerVedly
endorsed them. They arc In use npon numerous
lines Of Railway, including the UNION PAcLFiS
and tho PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL, and officers OF
these roads, with other prominent r. 4 officials:
endOrRe them az tho best Watches for tho use or
R. r. employees and traveller, yet introduced.
Tho following are presented % specimens OF
these testimonials:
TESTIMONIAL.
UNIoN PACTFro r. r., OPProE or GHx.SUP'T,
Hon. IT. N. AvHnr, Pfcsiasnt National Watch
DeGr Sir ;-Durlng tho month that | have car.
RED ono Of yOur an. ". Raymond" Watches II
has not failed to keep tho time with 30 much ae-
curGey q to leave nothing % :aeeH9 II ms 70; .;
movement and GnIGh, Your 4tehes challenge my
admiration, and arouse my pride aS an American,
aud am confident that In all respects they Will
compete successfully in the markets Of tho world,
with similar manufacturers OF Older nations
They need only to bG known to be appreciated
Yours most respectfully.
c. @. HAMMOND, Genl Sup't,
oPYtcB OF THE IIupsoN RTvER RAILROAD,
Gcn'l Supt. Now York, Jan. II, 1870,
DtdF Sir Tho Watch made by Your Company
which hAVO carried the past two months, has
kept excellent time. l have carried It frequently
on engines. and have been on tho road with II
almost daily. During this ttm0 Il has run uni.
GOrmIy with our standard clock.
la ~ TN. ToUcEY, Conf sup't.
The following dealers also, In various parts Of
tho country, have certified that they consider the
Rlgin Watches to be ali that tho Company have
AdVcrtiscd thCm; ~ better finished, more correct
and durable than any In market OF similar price,
and that they have great confidence In recon-.
mendIng them 10 tho public, on account Of their
Wheeler, Parsons s Co., c, IlellebuSh, Cincinnati
Nav York e, JaccAfd d Co., st.
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A success without precedent IA ihiS eOHntFJ OF
HnF0p0. > 'ffaa sf
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R. n. POOL, General Agent,
cI4ARKsBURG, ". VA


Arenta wanlsa eye.ywhere in tho state.
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Policy Holders Participating In the PrOaEa,
Dividends paid last year 70 per Oeat nv
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All surplus aceruing nom business In this State
10 pledged BY tho Company 70 DO loaned or Invest
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-18

AN ACT to re-defne portion of the boundary Inc be tween the State of Nebraska and Terri-
 tory of Dakota.
 B. it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives ot the United States of Amer
 ica Tn Congress assembled, That so soon as
 the State Of N, braska, through her legislature, has given her consent thereto the centre of the main channel Of the Missouri river shall be the boundary line between the State of Nebraska and the Territory of Dakota bet
 ween the totIowings Polats, to wit; Commencing
 1t point in the centre of said main channel,
 north of the west liue of section tweuty-four in township twenty-nine north, of range eight
 sast of the sixth principal meridiau, and run- I.niag along the same to point west of the most Dortherly portion of fractional section
 seventeen, of township wenty-uiue north of range nine east ot said meridian iu the State of Nebraska, as msandered and shown by the
 plats aud surveys of said sections originally made and now on file in the General Land ! Office
 ! SEC 2. And be 1t further enacled, that the respective jurisdiction of said State and Ter
 rtory (and of the Uaited States) shall exten l
 10 and over all cf he Territory within their limits, according to the line herein designated,
 to all inrent5 and purpores as fully and conn pletely as if no change hal taken place in the 1 channel ofsaid Missouri river And the Secre.
 tary of the Interior is hereby authorized and required to cause to be made all necessary
 surveys and gDeaUderings, and to order the transfer of plats, papers, aud documents which ] may be necessary in tho premises l Approved, hprl 26, 1870.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-18
By the Pre-idept:
 HAMILTON FIsu,
 Secretary of State.
AN ACT te incorporate tho Washington and
 Boston Steamship Company.


 B, itsnacted by the Senate and House of Representatives ot the United States uI ArEer~ ica in Congress assembled, That James $ Grinaeu, Weddeu T Davis HoratiO Browgn ing. Alpheus Mddlentou, w Albert King, Andrew Potte j. Gaddir. J.. Edward Hartley, Edwin A. Ryhter, William L. Wall C, Nj. Wrighr, William Ii. Morrison, GeogseP Golf, Gaorre ". Potter, T. r. Simmarman, and Henry Mayo, and J. " Sraver. aud J. j. New comb, and John " Boteler, Samuel Cross George Waters, George Rogers and their es- soeiates and successors, or a majority ot them, are hereby created and constituted body polite and corporate, by the name aud style of the Washington and Boston Steamship Company.
 SEC. ?. And be it enacted, That the capital stock of said company shall not be less than fifty thousand uor more than five hundred thou sand dollars. to be diyiGed into shares ot one hundred dollars each.
 SEC. 2. and be 1t further enacted, That said company is authorized and empowered to esta- blish and run a line or lines ot vesseis, pro- peled by steam or other power, between he cities of Washington, Georgetown, Alexandria, Norfolk and other ports in the State ot Wire ginia. on the Potomakc riVer Chesapeake bay, or the tributaries of the same, and Boston, In the State of Massachusetts.
 SEC 4 And be 1t further enacted, That said company is authorized to purchase hold, and grant such real estate, not exceeding in ano' unt one hundred thousand dollars aS may be necessary to carry into effect the purposes of this act, aud to build all necessary docks, wharye., and building thereon for their own use; may transport passengers and freight ot every description, subject to the rules and re- gulations and laws of the United States; may sue and be sued; may have common seal, and generally may have and possess the rights and privileges usually possessed by similar corporations,
 SEC. ,. And be it further enacted, That the affairs of said company shall be managed by sach officers as the stockholders in general meeting shall elect, and such agents may be appointed by the board of directors. the persons named in the first section of this act or majority of them, may call q netting ot the stockholders for the purpose of organizing said comoany, at such time and place as they mar determine upon, after advertising the time and place of such meeting for ten days, l in one or more newspapers published l in the city of Washington. The officers ot said company once elected shall hold their offices until thgir successors are chosen.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-18
Approved, May 1, 1870.

AN ACT to authorize the issuing of certificate of registry or enrolment to the Schoonsrsf' Zonas
 Snow and" Patriot.
 Whereas the schooners "Zenas Snow, and "Patriot'' are American>buitvessels and being Thaye been deaationalized by a sale of 9 small fraction of each to foreigner who has since become naturalized; and whereas, after seizure by the United States, the said vessels have been under the laws restored to the owners thereof blythe Treasury Department: therefore.
 Be it enacted by the Senate and Honse of Representatives of the United States of Amer~ ica in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Treasury be and he is hereby, authorized 10 issue a certificate of registry or enrolment to the schoouers" Zenas Snow and "Patriot." Approved, May {, lsTl.
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sad board Of directors maymaka all necessary rules and by-laws for the transfer of tue stock and he general managerseut Of the business of said company; aud zach stoekholder in said company shall be liable for all claims against the same to an amount equal to t6e stock which said stockholder shall have iu said company
 SEC. [ And be it further enacted, That this act shall be enforced from the passage thereof
 SEc. 8. And be it further enacted, That Con. gress may at any time hereafter alter, amend, or repeal this act
 Approved, May {. 1870.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-18
Approved, May 4 1870.
AN ACT authorizing the First National Bank of
 Delhi, New York, to change it's location.

AN ACT authorizing the First National Bank of
 Delhi, New York, to change it's location.
 Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of Amer lea in Congress assembled That the First Ma tional Bank of Delhi, now located in Delhi, Delaware county, State of New York, is hereby authorized to changeits location to the village of Port Jervis, Orange county State of New York Whenever the stock holders represent ing three fourths of the apital of said bank at meeting called for that purpose, deter mine to make such change, the president and cashier shall execute certificate under the corporate seal of the bank specifying such determination, and shall cause the same to be recorded in the office of tbe Comptroller of the Currency, and thereupon such change of location shall be effected, and the operations of discount and deposit of said bank of Port Jervs, in the village of Port Jervis, Orange county, State of New York.
 SEC. 2. And be it further enacted, That nothing in this act contained shall be so con- strued as in any manner to release the said bank from any liability or affect any action or proceeding in law iu which lhe said bank may be party or interested, And when such change shall have been determined upon as aforesaid, notice thereof and of such change shali be published in at least two weekly news papers in each of the counties of Delaware and Orange, in the State of New York, for not less shan four successive weeks.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-18
Approved, May 1, 1870,

AN ACT to provide for the revision and consol-
 idation of the statutes the Unit edStates.
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of Amer" ica in Congress assembled, That ihe ac. ap- proved June twenty-scYenth, eighteen hundred aud sxty-six, entitled An act to provide for the revision and consolidation of the statue laws of the United States" be, and the same is hereby, revived; and the President is aathor- ized, by aud with the advice and cousent Of tho Senate to appoint three commissioners to pros ecute and complete the work prescribed by said act, provided: That the said commissioners shall devote their entire time and atte ntion 10 their dutiesas commissioners, and shall receive no compensation after said work shall be com- peted nor for longer period. than three years from the time when this act shall take effect.
 Approved, May 1, 1870.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-18

AN ACT to authorize corporate authorities of the city of Georgetown, in tho District of Columbia to pave and improve the streets thereof
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Reprcsentatvesof the United states of America in Congress assembled, That the corporation of the city of Georgetown shall have faH mower and authority 10 lay t.xes on particular wards parts, or sections Of the city, for their particular 1 local improvements, and to cause the curb. stone to be set, foot and carriage wars. or so much thereof as they may deem best, 10 he graden, paved, graVeled, or otherwise improved; to introduce the necessary sewerage and drain. age facilities, under and upon the whole or any portion of any avenue, street or alley: 10 cause the same to be sui'Sbly graded, paved gravelled or otherwise improved and repaired and stall times properly cleaned aud watered. to cause lamps to be erected therein, and to light the same; and to pay the cost thereo5 the said corporation of Georgetown IS hereby authorized for the purposes of graGing, pay ag. gravehng, CT otherwise improving or repairing any street, avenue, or alley, or anYpart thereof. to lay and collect general tax Tor the game CT any part of the cost thereoi,up all the property of said city, or upon all property bordering upon such avenue, street, or alley or any part thereof that may be graded grav- elled, paved, or otherwise i'm proved or repaired; and that, for the purpose of sewerage, ths said corporation shall have power to lay aad collect a tax equal to the expense, or any part thereof, upon all property bordering upon such avenue, street, or alley that may be so severed or any property benefited thereby in accordance with the proyisioDs of this act, and also to be
 laid or cause to be laid, simultaneously with the grading, gravelling paving or otherwise improving any avenue, street, or alley, or at any other time in which a main water. pipe, main gas pipe, or main sewer may have been or shall be laid, water or Fas service pipes or lateral house drains from such water or gas main, or main sewer. 10 one foot within ihs curb linein front of every lot. or subdivsional part of a lot, which may bound on such avenue, street, or alley, and to which gas or water servico pipe or house drain may not have been aready aid and to pay the cost thereof shall have full power and authority to lay and collect especial tax on every such lot or part c lot
 Approved, May f, 1870.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-18

AN ACT to redefne portion of tho boundary
 Inc bc tween the State of Nebraska and Terri tory of Dakota.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-18
AN ACT to provide for tho revision and consolida-
 tion of the statutes of the United States,

AN ACT to provide for tho revision and consolida-
 ten of the statutes of the United States,
 Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States ofAmer- ica in Congress assembled. That the act approv- ed June twenty-seventh, eighteen hundred and s2ty.six, entitled f'An act to provide for the revision and consolidation of the statute laws of the United States" be and the same IS hereby, revived; and the President is authoriz- ed, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, to appoint three commissioners to prosecute and complete the work prescribed by said act: Provide That he said commissioners hall devote their enlcs lime and attention to their duties a5 commissioners and shall re- ceive no compensation afser said work shall be completed, nor for longer period than three years from the time when this act shall take effect,
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ARTICLE V.

The present convention shall go into effect immediately on the exchange of notifications, and shall continue in force for ten years. If neither party shall have gveu 0 the other six months previous notice of it's intention then to terminate the same, 1t shall further remain in force until the end of twelve months after either of the. high contracting parties shall have given notice to the other of such inteu- ton.