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PROPOSALS.
STEWARDS OFfICE,l
EASTERN LUSATIC ASYLUM.
WILLIAMSBURG, March !, $50.

STEWARDS OFFICE,l
EASTERN USATIC ASYLUM.
WILLIAMSBURG, March J., $50.
N-uTttE.-SEALED PROPOSALS will
~ he received At this Office addressed to the
board Of Dircc;urs) until FRIDAY. 10 A.. NJ.
April L, 1s7u, for supplying The INSTITUTION
with me following artic!c>-i" wit,
FLO k-nrangc Grove, 10 barrels
~IGhR-furto Rico. 400 pounds:
STGAR-C rII>hcG. BOO pounds;
BACuA-Ll"ar-ribIed sides, 1000 pounds hams
C1avasscdi. 500 pounds
PDltk-NcSS. Loo pounds;
TEA-lmprria!. rs pounds;
BtTTER-%cw i DIRK state, s0o pount9
!iEERI\GS-Eorth Carolina cut. 10 barrels;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. syrup, - gallons
Sii.I--harsh MS. sacks;
COFFEE Laguayra. 25J pounds;
IAl.F-lIO>E-Cctinn," - dozen;
L.INSEI, 800 wares:
JtASS-ltnhlcachcl 400 yards;
NUGS-White Us gallonl, ! gross.
All Of The above stores t. be OF good quality,
subject to inspection and rejection, and 10 be de-
lir.rcd IT the Asylum. free Of expense, within
twenty (.el dalS from award of contract.
In proposing Tor the subsistence stores, dealers
Will roniinc themselves To such grades My rs are
specified IN this notice. and Will furnish Il sample
Of each article for which they bid.
This Board reserves the right TO reject any or ell
bids.
BY order Of tn" Executive Committee.
NIL 4--cod.w Ell. NJ. LEE. Steward.
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OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH,
BANKERS AND DEALERS
IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
No, S NASSAU STREET. NEW YORK.
FEBRUARY Is, 1870.

The remarkable success which attended our me-
COLLATION. OF the LOANS OF the Control Pacific
Railroad Company and the Western Pacific Rail-
road Company, and the popularity and credit
which these LOANS have maintained in the mar
kets both in this country and Europe, have shown
that the first mortgaged bonds of wisely-locatcd
and honorably-manaeed railroads are promptly
recognized and readily taken RS the most suitable,
safe, and advantageous form of investment, yield
ing more liberal income than can hereafter be
derived from Government bonds, and availab!c,o
take their place.
Assured that in the selection and negotiation Of
superior Railroad Loans we are meeting a great
public want and rendering a valuable service both
to the holders of capital and TO those great national
works VI internal improvement, whose Intrinsic
merit and substantial character cntitlc them to the
use OF capital and the confidence OF investors. 80
now offer with special confidence and satisfaction
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TIE
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
COMPANY.
OF THE

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, connecting
the Atlantic coast and the magnificent harhcrs ~
the Chesapeake bay with the ohio river At 4 point
Of reliable navigation. and thus, with the cntire
railroad system and water transportation OF the
great West and Southwest. FORMS THE ADDI-
TIQNAL EAST AND WEST TRUNK LINE, 80
imTcra,iyely demanded for the accommodation nr
between the Atlantic scaboard and Europe on Tho
on" hand, AID the great producing regions Of the
ohio and Mississippi valleys on the other.
The Importance Of this road Us a new outlet
from the West 20 the sea magn.les 1t into one OF
national consequence. and insures to Il an extern
size through traffic from the day Of It's compile
tIon, while In the development Of the cXtcnsiyc
horticultural and mineral resources or Virginia
and West Virginia T. pOs<ess"s along IT. own lie
The clements Of Il large and profitable local hu.l-
ness.
Thus the great interests. both general and local,
which demand the completion or the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad TO the Ohio river afford the
surcst guarantee OF its success and value, ant
render II the most important and substantial rail-
road enterprise now In progress, In this country.
tt superiority AS an East and West route. and
the promise % an immense and profitable trade
awaiting It. completion, have drawn +" Il the at
trntiou and cooperation OF prominent capitalists
and railroad m.n Of this city 81 sound Judgment
and known integrity, whose connection "ith II,
together with that Of eminent citizens and business
mtp ri VIRGINIA aui West Eirgin!a.
INSTRES AN ENERGETIC. HONORABLE,
40
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sprCrAnN NOTICES.
N.Y. COUNTRY MERCHANTS WILL

COUNTRY MERCHANTS WILL
and II to their interest to examine our stock. as
we arc prepared to sell them goods speeiail!
od,u to their wants, In quantities to suit tnem'
at lowest wholesale figures. Our senior paf'ne'
gives personal attention to this department. anu
will guarantee satisfaction.
BURREss, WILLIAMS Sc co.
iii Main street.
NH l5-1m -
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SHhWLS!
SUAWLS.
SOMETHING NEW
AND
Ell AP!

Down with gold prices. Atwood Cashmere al
85c. to 81. sold at 81 to &l.5O French Casslmeres'
plaid and plain, at Sl.25 Sl.so, ana Sl.7S-soiu as
high rs =. 80; Sash Ribbons, something new and
elegant Striped and Figured Ribbons, for bows,
very rich: Flannel. all wool. at CSC. good
Kid Gloves at SLIPS; Embroideries. Notions.
Gloves, and Hosiery, and a full line Of House
keeping Goods and White Goods AL Of when
have been bought =, the heavy decline OF gold
and offer them to the public In general at grea,
bargains, and no humbug. An can ask Isl call,
and convince yourself. Call soon Mt
JULIUS SYcLE'S,
as Broad street. between Fourth and FINN.
WI
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SUCCESSFUL MANAGEMENT.

The road Is completed and In operation !r"m
Richmond TO the celebrated White Sulphur Springs
of West virginia, "27 miles. ana there remain but
900 miles now partially constructedj Ia liz COM
plctcd to carry II To the proposed terminus on the
ohio river at or near the mouth Of the Big sandy
river, l5o miles above Cinclnnati, and $50 m!l"S
below pittshurr.
Lines are nos projected ortn progress through
ohio and Kentucky t. this point. which will con-
meet the Chesapclk" and Ohio with the entire rail-
road systems ofthc West and Southwest, and with
the Pacific railroad.
Its valuable franchise, and superior advantages
will place The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
RAILROAD COMPANY among the richest and
most powerful ami trustworthy corporations .!
the country: and there exists "A present value, In
completed ROAD auI work dour, equal 10 the entire
amount OF TIE mortgage.
The details al the loan have hccn arranged with
special retcrcncctv The wants Of all classes Of in
ycstorS, and combine the various features Of con-
ycniercc. safety. and protection against loss or
fraud.
The Bonds aye in denominations Of
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HARDWARE, ETC.

U1O CONTRACTOR S.-NATLOR'S
L CAST STEEL, AMES'S SHONELS, MA
NII.LA ROPE. and BLACkSMiTHS' TOOLS.
which We are on'.rin" II reduced prices at 1907
Mniu stree, WATKINS 4 COTTRELL.
NH I'M. W. = en-
WATKINS d COTTRELL. agents FOR
the manufacturers of GUM RELTlNG,
PACKING. and RUBBER HOS &C.
For sale, An X BRAND BnLT1NG
CLOTIf-luli stock on hapd-at reduced prices, ut
1897 Main street. NH 16-M. W,S,"m
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DIED,

~ Hanakinsvillc. Va. on the Isl day Of March,
1870. Miss MAMIE NJ. HuiE. in th"twcnty-sihth
wear al her age.
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$1,000, $500, aud Slo2.

They will nc issued as Coupon Bonds. payable
to bearer. audmuy be held in that form or
The Bond may be registered In tie name Of the
owner, with the coupons remaining payable 10
bearer attached. the principal being then transfer
able only on the books 81 the company, unless r.
assigned to bearer or
The Coupons may lie detached aud,cancc!lcd. The
Bond madc Il permanent Registered Bond, trans
fcrable only on the books OF the Company, aud
the interest made payable only to the registered
owner or his attorney.
The L rec classes Will he known respectively IS:
.lst. Coupon Bonds payable to bearer"
I'd. "icgistcrcd Bonds with Coupons attached"
80. "Reg'stcrcl Bonds with Coupons dctact-
ed" should hc 80 dcsisnatedhy correspondents IN
specifying tic class Of Bonds desired.
They have thirty years TO run from January Is,
1870, with iutcrcs; at six per cent. per annum from
November /, l't9. Principal and interest paya-
BILE in GOLD In the city Of New York.
The interest Is payable In May and November
that 1t may take the place Of that OF the earlier
issues OF Fiyc-Twent!cs, and suit The convenience
OF our friends who already hold Central and West
crn Pacific bonds, with interest payable IN JanW-
AIRY nnd July, and who may desire, In making adj
dttional investments, 70 ssve tssrr I:.r
ceivahlc at different seasons OF The year.
The loan Is secured by a mortgage upon the en-
tire line Of road from Richmond 10 The Chic river,
with the equipment and all other property grl
sppurtcnances connected herewith.
sinking !uni"f El9', 900 per auuum Is provided
Tor the redemption OF the bonds, to take effect enc
year after the completion or the road.
The mortgage Is Tor Els, cco, Geo, OF Which g., occ.-
900 VIII be reserved and held In trust for the re-.
dcmption Of outstanding bouds OF the Virginia
Central Railroad Company, now mers ed Ii tbs
Chesapeake and Ohio.
ofthe remaining $l3, Q0e, OCo, Il suHi cient amount
will be sold to complete the road to the Ohio river,
perfect and improve the portion now IN operation.
and thoroughly equip the whole for Il large AID
active trafic.
The present price Is 90 and accrued Interest.
A loan 50 amply secured, SO carefully guarded,
and so certain hereafter to command Il prominent
place among the faSorite securities In III. mar
xcts' Doth OF this country and Europe, vii! 20 at
once appreciated aud quickly absorbed.
Very respectfully,
FISK & HATCH, Bankers.
r'S-We have issued pamphlets eontalnln,
iua particulars, statistical details, maps. e;c.
=, which VIII be furnished upon application.
: "eoay and sell Government Bonds, and receive
the Accounts OF Banks, Bankers, Corporations.
ana Others subject to check ut sight, and allow IN.
terest Oh daily balances.
DAVENPORT L CO., Stock Brokers
: No. uaa Main street., Richmond
AGENTS for sale .! Bonds 10 vlgs!uL..
! &c 2a-s&Wam s1"'
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TAKE YOUR CHANCES
JULIUS sYCLE's,
Us BROAD STREET, BET. FOURTH AsD FIFTH.

just received By steamer. 500 pieces Calico-the
T"ry best Mt 12ic.: s cases Bleached ~Cotton-Roo"'
full ono yard wide, at l23c.; elegant mt l1c' 10 IS
Towels ut lOc. worth &C.; Towels u yards long Ut
35c. n bargain at T5c.; Linen Handkerchiefs NJ
75c. per dozen worth $3.50 per dozen elegant
HemstItched Handkerchiefs at CSC. apiece cheap
at 5oc.; Lace Handkerchief at 25c. cheap at &c.;
Corsess at Soc; French Corsets at &c.; Noting
ham Lace at asc. cheap at SOC.
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!
Black and White Plaid Poplin at 2oc. worth Soc:
Figured Alpaca, something new, at &C.; fopiins,
the very latest shades, at IS TO 313c.: Alpaca, All
shades, good quality. at 2ec.; beautiful Plaids az
3sc.: Black SILK. good, at Sl.37i 10 fl.73 per yaro,
sold at 81 to So rs; Colored SILK ut $3.50 per yard
worth g., so: Linens. all shades. something new.
for dresses French Cambrics, all colors: Whie
and Figured Pique, really rich Black Alpaca, a
full line.
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nr RICH BLACK AND CoLokEp
SILKS,
PoPLINs, MOHAIRs,
JAPANESE GOODS,
CREToNEs,
SOLID and FIGURED ALPAcAs.
WHITE MERINos and ALPAcAs'
PERCALEs,
FRENCH MoUsSELAINEs and hERlSos'
ENGLISH. FRENCH, and AAERlACS
CALICOES;
WHITE and coLORED PIoUE,
KID and OTHER GLOVES.
MOURNING GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY:
in fact, everything kept in tlrst-class dry goodS
houses BURREss. WILLIAMS & Co.'s,-
rnh,, I'm lll7 Main street.
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TAILORING, TAILORING.
CLOTHS CASsIMEHEa. and YEETINGs.

tn addition to READY-MADE CLOTHING l
keep constantly on hand a large and fashionable
assortment OF CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, and
VESTINGS, which | will make up TO measure In
the latest styles aud best workmanship.
Mr.. JACOB EBEL, OF Germany, lately OF Ralti-
more, one Of the best cutters on coats and pants In
the State OF Virginia, is with me, and II he cannot
cut to ht and please you, no one else can. Give
him a trial. SMITH THE CLOTHlER,
1908 Main street.
Smith. fc.a
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NIT IRISH LINENS,
PILLOW-ChSE LINENS,
LINEN SIIEETING3.
TABLE DAMASks,
NAPKINS,
DOYLIES,
TOWELS,
BLEACIIED AND BROWN COTTOHs-
all makes:
a., lO-4, and 10 4BLEACHED and BROWN
SIIEETlSGS.
BCRRESS, WILLIAMS t CO.,
NH l5-lm lll' Ma'h STREET,.
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l8fswcr il all phases Of life. Therefore
::cynsolidation is no more entitled to ex-
1raorlinary privileges than corporations
generally, while since the merging of seve-
raj lines into one may lead to oppressive
monopolies, consolidation should be autho-
rjzed with caution and restrained with wise
and s~alutary provisions for the public pro-
lection.
We take the opportunity for the hun
arelth time to tell the people of Richmond
that they have no permanent security save
II their own energy and forecast. 1t has
been painful beyond expression to us to
!ienr their regrets and fears upon every oc-
caz;on Of come new movement amongst the
railroads. Now, we are to be damaged
hcre-now there--if we only had this, and
only could do that. These are ever the
wailings of the apathetic and slow. Had
Richmond fifteen years since built q
straight railroad from her border to Lynch-
burg she would have nothing to regret, no
thing to fear now. She would have efiectu-
Ie!!y protected her own interests and those
Of Virginia, SO far as they concern the
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spECrAS. NOTICES.

sEsAsS11Aass
@ WET ao'oosl
cooDRl
III THAT IS LEFT IS A FEW PIECES
REAL IRISH LINEN at 0; and sSc. per yard
worth 7sc. and 81:
BrRp's.EYE DIAPER, ten yards in a piece,
q. %, worth soc. per yard;
aIgp,s.EYE DIAPER at 10 and CSC. Per yard ;
| LINEN oAMBRIC HANDKERcHIEFs
G coo. worth soc.;
LINEN sH1Rr-BosoMs at s,c. worth Soc:
TABLE DAsLAsK. very fine. ut sl.5o worth r.
per yard;
4 FEW TOWELS and NAPKINS. a. low
prices, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
4 lot OF GENUINE aSDROsCOGG1S COT
TON, not damaged, at Is. per yard. nh IL
Me- NOW IS THE TINE
PURCHASE YOUR DRY GOODS.
THE PRICES ARE DOWN follow FIGURES
lots OF GOODS FOR A LITTLE MONEY
o, LEVY BROTHERS,
rbu 1918 and 1915 Main street.
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the same year sIss s i1~-c 81 tie table, and
Fssi. Ft .+seeen Thousand copies be printed in
addition to the number authorized by law.
Agreed to.
The Committee ON Claims asked that the
| claim of Thompson Mc.Allister be referred
to tho Board Of Public Works for adjust
ment. Agreed to.
REFERRED.
The following bills, petitions, resolu-
tons, &C., were presented and referred to
committees:
BY Mr.. Decentralization of citizens of
Middlcsex in regard to catching oysters.
Mr.. BoDEKEK.-Of regulating the stand
ard of weights and measures.
Mr.. NATURALIZATION of citizens of
Roanoke asking that the session OF the
Court of Appeals be held ut Salem.
MIR. STUBBs.-Petition Of Lewis Palmer
for an appropriation for teaching the poor
children of Gloucester.
Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING of citizens Of
Fairfax for the continuance of the fence
law.
Mr.. CAMpBELL.-Of the expediency Of
amending the 7th section of chapter Is Of
the Code of 1860.
Mr. CAMPBELL.-Asking what salary
shall be allowed the Attorney-General.
Mr.. EDWARDS, of Chcsterfeld.-N re.
ducing The tolls on Mayo's bridge, between
Richmond and Manchester.
Mr.. BowDEN.-Memorial of president
and directors of the Norfolk Oil and Fish
! Gaano Company
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House bill No. 40, to authorize the issue
of registered certificates OF State stock to
Washington College, Va, in lieu Of certain
lost coupon bonds, was ordered 10 be en-
crossed for Il third reading.
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No ELEGANT SPRING SHAWLS,
The celebrated "LILLY SKIRT" (ready
made, handsomely embroidered, ana less
than cost Of materials to make them ;
KID GLOVES, HOSIERY,
HANDEERCIHEfS,
REAL LACE COLLARS. and
yALENCIENSES LACES.
BCRRESS, WILLIAMS ( CO.,
NH l5-lm III Hi"in street,
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The Committee on Labor and Poor re-
ported it impracticable to legislatc for the
regulation of hours of labor. Agreed to.
The Committee on Schools and Colleges
reported it in~cxpedient to regulate by law
the practice of pharmacy and the sale of
p~oisons, &c. Agreed to.
The same committee reported recon-
mending that the report of the Board of
Visitors of the Virginia Military Institute
and the report Of the Superintendent t-s
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BOUNDARIES OF THE STATE.
The CHAIR appointed the following special
committee to define the boundaries Of the
State Messrs. Tillcr, Thurman, McLaugh-
lin. Kelly of Smyth, Bagwell, Thomas, and
Jackson.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-10-06

WHEnEAs. The City Council of the CITY Of
White Cloud. Doniphsn County, Kansas. has
passed the following order, To Wit:
That there Re submitted to the eIectors Of
the Ci'y Of White Cloud. Doniphan Cosn,v.
Kansas. a proposition - borrow Eve thoussnd
one hundred and t.eD'y Eve dollars. 1851 1857
IN money, to pay to the Atchison and Nsbess-
ka Railroad Company. in lieu Of bonds h-reto-
fore voted BY this City, and Of subscripsioas
made by citizens Of ihis City. % sooa ~ ssid
Railroad Is completed ~ said City Of Whise
Cloud; and TO authorize .he Mayor and Com,
cilmen Of said City to issue ten thou.asd doi.
lars t$l0. .000) Of the bonds Of the City OF
White Cloud. to secure the payment Of ssjd
loan, to run ten no; years, with Interest at
The rate Of i've (5) per cent. per annua; Pr.
ridsd. that before said money 10 paid owe, !.
the said Railroad Company, the prone, oleers
Of The Company shall fully reIease he Cn, = r
White Cloud. and the citizeas thereof. r..
all obligations in The way Of boods voted ~
subscriptions made previously 10 shs seeeee.
anee Of this proposition. and also euarsnses
said City against obligation for the psyuept ef
any any G,m.ge. mage, on account Of the hight ofssy sf
Now. therefore. I. Joshu. Tavlo,. Nav, ~
the City OF White CIouJ, by .irtue Of s.sS.e.
ity In me vested. do hereby proclaim, that An
election will be held at the Mayors O@ce. n
said C,'y. on Friday. the 7th day Of October.
a. u io1o, to accept o. reject The fsssReine
proposition. Said election sin b held h ~.
cordance with the election lave Of the St.se ef
Kansas. and Of the City Of White Cjo,i.
Those electors Who are in .vor Of shs p,oee.
s'fion, viii write or print on their baIlots II
.ords, g For the Loan and the Bond" |" .nd
nose Who are opposed to it, will vrise o. peioe
and the Bonds."
'ember, A D. 1870 =.
s. JOSHUA TAYLOR. Mayes.
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SOL. MILLER,
8. D. EWING,
H. N. SEAVER,
Republican Tow wpship Committee

CARL ScHURz AT OREooN.-A gentle
man who listened to Scbu,z's speech at
Oregon. on Monday. says that it was
pretty much . failure. 1t consisted prin
cipslly Of laudation Of his own ability
and greatness. He said that when he
and several others retired from the Repub-
licsn State Convention. all the brains
left it; and that the MeClurg party was a
party without brains. He was severe on
the McClurg wing Of the Republican par
ty. but had nothing to say against the
Democratic party. The applause was sup
piled mainly by Democrats. and the sup
port ofthe Brown ticket in that County will
be Furnished mainly BY Democrats. The
Republicans Of Holt take precious little
stock in that concern.
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Republican County Convention.

The Repub licans Of Doniphau County will
meet in Delegate Convention, at The Court
House, in Troy, on
Saturday. the 22d Day of October, 1870,
at l2 o'clock, NJ. for TIE purpose Of nominal
ing candidates for the following Off ces:
Two State Senators;
One County Commissioner. to gil vacancy;
One Clerk Of the District Court;
One Probate Judge;
One County Attorney;
One County Superintendent of Public In
struction.
The basis Of representation in the Conven-
tion will be one Delegate and one Alternate
for every $50 population, and an additional
Delegate for each fraction of over half that
number. On this basis, the several townships
will be entitled to the following representation:
~
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IMP RTASr DECIsIrN- following
decision ny the Supreme Conr, Of Kan
sac. in the Land Grant R,ilwav and
Trnst Company. AMI the Union Pacific
Railway Company. Spu'hern Branch.
against tho Board Of Comm issioners Of
Davis County. on origin.l psoree iineS
in mandsmns from Davis Comfy. in
which the writ was refused. is most i'm
porsanf on':
l A Comfy. hy voting to snhscrihe
stock IN railway COMPANY. and to is>ue
honfs in payment tbersfnr. does no,
thereby create . ron'rsct between the
County and the railway company for that
purpose.
2 And it makes M dill f.rence that the
vote OF the Comfy is to snbscrihe Tor the
stock end issne tb. bonds upon ce,t.in
conditions. which coniitions the railway
company afie,w ri. performs.
3 Where stock has not been sub.
scr'b'd. snd no 'xpresa confrsct is mate
hy the County To sub.crih.. the Comfy
is not bonnd to i>sne the honds npon ten.
der OF the stock BY the railway company
to the County.
All the jns,ices eoncur,ine.
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OR GOOD FLOUR:
Election Notice.

NOTICE i, hereby given to the qualified
voters Of Doniphan County. State Of Kan
sas, that a General election will be held, 10
conCes@ity with Lac, on the 9Th day Of No.
vember, A. d. 1870, at the several places Of
holding elections in said County. AZ which time
the f'ilowing officers are to be chosen. to vit:
One Governor, one Lieutenant Coverpor,
one Secretary OF State. one State Auditor. one
State Treasurer. one Attorney General. one
Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court, one
State Superintendent Of Public Instruction. one
Representative to Congress; two State Sena-
tors. one Clerk Of the District Court, enc Judge
Of the Probate Court, one County Attorney,
one County Superintendent Of Public lnstruc-
ton. one County Commissioner from the Sec-
ond District, TO fill vacancy. and 1--WE Repre-
sentatives to the State Legislature.
Given under my hand, ct O08ce. in Troy.
Doniphan County, Kansas, this 29th day Of
September, A. D. 1870.
B. s. CAMPBELL,
oci6,d. Sheriff OF Doniphan County.
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dbe Kansas Chief.
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS:
rhurslay, :: October 6, 1910.
Republican State Ticket.

Republican State Ticket
For Representative In Congress.
D. P. LOWE. Of Bourbon.
For Governor,
JAMES NJ. HARVEY, Of Riley.
For Lieutenant Governor.
P. P. ELDER. Of Franklin.
For Secretary Of State.
w. b. SMALLWOOD. Of Doniphsn
For Auditor Of State.
A. THOMAN. Of Douglas.
For Treasurer Of State,
]. E. HAYES. of johnson.
For Associate Justice Of Supreme Court.
d. j. BREWER. Of Leavenworih.
For Attorney General,
A. L. WILLIAMS. of Shawnee.
For Superinte ndent Of Publ instruction.
H. D. McCARTY. Of Leavenworth.