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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09
NORWAY OATS.

uAVE fully demonstrated their ndapla-
- tion TO The soil AMI climate of the
South. Yield 100 to 100 bushels TO the
mere. No sodging or rusling. Are heartily
endorsed by prominent planters III every
Southern State. Those wishing to pnr,ici-
prtc IN the profits Of the SAFE Of tkis seed
next year should order at once, enough for
u lew aorce. Every ono will want it, next
yea;. j l.. Divine. Chattanooga. Tenn,
raised 153 bushels on 8 acres last year
The increased value Of The straw will pay
cost Of seed twice over. A few plnL tcrs
have already bought and there is n chance
for n + W more.
CAUTION. Counterfeit seed is being ex-
tcnsiyely offered in The South, aud wo eau.
'ion The public against imposition. Sec that
our trade. mn,S isproducrd before you bny.
Price per bushel, 81 80; hnlf'bushel, 81 ;
peck. 80 90. Send money will. order, to
H0UGil & CHURCH. Knoxville, Tenn. or
to ID. ". RAMSELL & CO.. prop'rs, 2l8
penrl ST., N. y, or III L,kc-sI., Chicago.
Circulars free.
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F@le @raphic"
HfOTCiElR NEWS,

BPARIs, February l.--Thore has been
n remarkable increase of small pox
within the past few days
HAVANA, Feb. 3.-Castanon's fu-
neral was the largest ever known
here.
The volunteers at Matanzas, excit-
cd by Castanon's death, demanded
Acevedo and Hernandez, imprisoned
for having concealed arms, should be
given up to them, They fred their
muskets 10 tbe3air, but failed to get
possession ofthe prisoners. la{& SD.
PANS, Feb. 3. Letters came on
time, but American newspapers n r
much delayed by the failure of tho
mail treaty.
a proposition empowering the pre-
siding Officers Of the F,cnch Lcgis.
]ativc Chambers to demand t.oops to
protect their d. alterations was lost by
vote Of 2l7 to 43.
MADRID, Feb. d.--Oficial Havana
;dricss have been received, announc.
ing the dc'cAt cf the in,urgents by
national troops.
1t is reported that the Duk, Mont
rensicr, who Was candidlte for the
throne, has been abnnloned 10y lis
supporters. Priucc George, a Ca,ho-
lie, agci thi,tyscven, son of the
King Of Suxony, and p ince Charles
Of Prussia, are spoken If as nspi;ants
for the cruwn
Cl rcal e"'imatrs rascd the
Coltc' yesterday, at;er siren uous op
position.
MARsEiLLEs, Fob. g5.-Two houses
fell tv day, crushing twelve 3persons {;
but 1t is nor believed that all were
killed. Two rcrsous were taken FROM
the ruius.
ST.. PETEnsBUnG, Feb. 4.-.The
Jor"cl, OF this city, officially un-
nouuces, in view Of the Muutenegin
question, the anxiety Of Russia for
peace.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09

HARD TINES. this head the
the Suffolk San gives several severe
hits to the hard times grumblers
The cry of hard times, scarcity of
money, and such expressions, has be-
come to us rather sickening. We do
not believe half that reople say in refer.
ence TO the ,i'nca. Il, erybody is busy,
and yet all the time complaining. Our
people dress as we'll as they ever did.
Their tables. as a general thing, are
loaded with plenty. Meats, vegetables.
fruits and pastries in ABUNDANCE. WHY
snch constant complaining e? The times
are always hard to sore people. And
in the most prosperous seasons in the
history Of our country. there have been
some unfornTatepoor persons in every
community with whom the times were
always hard. This will always be SO.
But The truth is, the con slant cry ofhard
times is with most people, simple
cloak to cover up their covetousness.
We are sick Of it. .r.'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09

The estimate Of Mr.. Paine, Of Wis.
consin, is much more nearly correct.
In it he shows that, estimating property
by actual population. it is probable that
if the number Of Representatives'be in
creased to three hundred, no State will
lose member If the number be in
creased to two hundred and aeventy.
five, no State except Rhode Island will
lose member. In the first case the
West will gain only about thirly.three
Of the fi(ty-nne additional members
the Eastern and Middle States gaining
ten er eleven. and the South and
Southwest ffteen or sixteen. In the
second case, tho West would get about
twenty Of tho additional thirty four
members, the Eastern and Middle States
about five, and the Southern States
about nIne. South Carolina would
have, in the first instance, six members,
III the second FIVE.
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Market Reports.

New YonK, Feb. s, =. M.--Cot.
ton dull aud heavy, with sales Of
l,400 bales, ut 25S. Gold FL.
CnARLEsroN, February 5.-Cotton
in good demand, 4c. decline, with
sales of 600 balcs-middlings 244 ;
receipts 1919.
LIvERpool, February 5.--Cotton
orened steady--nplands III ; Orleans
ll8 sales $1,000 bales.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09

"Devoc's Oil is endorsed by the leading
Fire Insurance Companies Of this City. In
view Of the mauy dangerous explosions FROM
'hc use Of oils Of an inflaminnblc nature,
aud The destructive fires caused by the same
means. We consider q pure and perfectly
snto illumnntor TO DO a public DC efoo,ion." /"
Ntw York Paper
A large supply Of the above. just reoeiv.
ed and for sale ... .f
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09

Sr0NEwALL JACKSON. Elk. Governor
Letcher announces that the admirers of
the virtues and exalted character Of th.
great Christian soldier, .Stonewall Jacko
son, propose to erect, at the Virginia
Military Institute. memorial chapel, "to
testify the respect and honor with which
his name ls cherished, and to transmit
to after generations the venera,ion due
20 so renowned, a hero" It,s deslgne d
to make 1t a "national" monument, and
it is said IS. 600 has already .been sub.
scr'bed fol, The purpose in Philad, lpbia.
$4,000 guaranteed in New York,
and liberal snbsc, ,ptions made in New
Jersey and Delaware. onri ,.s "'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09

BAD FOR MIsstssIrpI.--Ac ccord,ng TO
Bn'lrr, Grn. Amds. recently elected
Senator By meansof bayonets and hlack
ballots frohf the asn-ealled State of Mis-
sissippr is what tfie street boy cali IA
bid egg" Butler says Of HIM {:
"Ames isSa protege of mine! There. ia
not more PROMISING young man IN the
country" = Fagins praise Of the Ar'lu!
Dodger was not more conclusive.
Ames is clearly t'on the8make."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09

A HopEfuL SIaN.---Somes Of the
organs of, tile Northern democracy3 a,s
beginning 70 discoyef that there has been
asta!nge. aad ..hat the 't;Ge.honofed
platform & ths democratic party" be.
longs to bthe epoch Of the Fugitive
Slave law. ESSYsShava been suyiog 10
hammer this idea into their sthick heads
for some time pt mt last our haaimef-
Jog beginning 10 ten like Grants inces.
cant hammering et the rsbellion.a--v vesa
Ywk Hsyakj IS, .ss 3,s M -, sss,' 81
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09

ta!r'. lGI- S@1nA - = - se=s, ~ z-g
TIME Undersigned will continue to dis.
Il pose OF his stock Of Groceries at cost
until ,he 10Th February. -
@. II. Sides. 20 cents. .
Liverpool Salt, 1926 a .- /,
Flour per Barrel. SO rs to $3.50. ;,
Extra q. Sugar, 16 cents.
Choice Rio Coffee, IS cents. and a'gene.
raj assortment Of Plantation Hardware
Woodenware, &s,, which will be closed ou.
at the corresp ,nding, low prices.
Those that owe me will -piense take no.
iioe that have not forgotten them.
., JNO. p. MATTHEWS, Jr.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09
The Last Sensation

lust received n fresh supply Of Fino
e1 Durham Smoking Tobncco, Canned
Oysters Shrimpa, Pickles, Starch, Coffee.
Sugar, Lnrd, Cnaes, Table Snll, Flour, Soap,
Liverpool Salt, Cheese. Candles, Shoes,
Crockcry, Tinware, Molnsscs. Stationary,
Hardware. Dry Goods, &c, which we offer
low for cash. }. MCINTYRE & co.
Jan l8
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L0RILLARD'S SNuEES

Have now been in general use In the
United States over 40 ycnrs, aud still nc.
knoWlcdged "thc best wheryvcr used.
lfyour storckeeper does not hnvc these
articles for sule ask him to get them: they
nre sold by respectable jcbhers almost
everywhere. Circular Of prices mnilcl on
application. L. L0RILLARD 4 co,
.@' New York.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09

We have been milking recent large nddi.
tons 10 ou' Stock Of Dry Goods, Boots
aud Shoes, Ilats, SO.
A large assortment of Ladies' Clonka iust
received. and q lot Of extra fine Clothing
for Gents and Youths expected ia n few
days. ~
KETCllIN, McMASTER & BRICE
nov lS
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South Carolina Railroad.
GEa'L SurEntSTESDESr's OrrIcE.

GEH'L SurEntSTENDESr's OrricE,
Charleston. September ~, 1860
'VNHE following Schedule for Passenger
l. Trains" will bc observed from this
date;
For ColunI6id. "
Leave Charleston, 3 80 ri
Arrive at Columbia, 4 10 D a,
For CNaylesioa.
Lenve Columbia, 7 As h M
Arrive nj Charleston, 100 p M
Eiyht Express.
(Sundny's exccpted.)
Leave chnrlcston. 6 O5 . m
Arrive at Columbus, 4 45 m
Leave Columbia, & so D n,
Arrive al Charleston, 80 n m
n. T. PEAKE,
General Superintendent.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09

2 New York is shuddering over the
knowledge, just received, that nine
hundred gallons Of nitro-glycerine were
CARED through its stteet the other day.
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A Large Variety of

Hardware can always DO faund Mt the
store OF Ketchin, McMnster s. Drioe Cut
Nails, Clinch Nails. Brad, nud Finishing
Mills, fiorse Nails, Horse and Mule Shoes
Bar Iron. Rod Iron, p.low Iron, Cast Steel
Plow Steel, &c.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09
Latest Quotations of
SOUTHERN SECURITIES,
CHARLESTON, s. c..
Corrected Weekly by A. O. KAUFMAN.
Broker, No. 25 Broad St.
FeDraury 4th, 1870.

Febraury 4th, 1870.
STATE SECURITIES South Carolina old
-@82 do. ew.-@e2; do, registered
RAiLnoAp sTocxs-C Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusts, ,-@55: CIR enville and Co.
lumbia, 2; Northeastern 7@8; Sa-
vannah and Charleston, 25; South Carolina,
(whole shares) AZ; do, (half fdo)2O
SOUTH CAROLINA nAyK nILLp.
*Bauk Of Chrrlesto %
Shank Of Newberry, ID
Bank Of Camden, 4(6-
Bank Of Georgetown, -Ml5
Bnnk Of South Carolina, 100
Bank Of Chester, 3d.
Bank Of Hamburg. 60
Bank Of State Of s. q. prior to 1851, 55GD-
Bank Of State Of 8. G. issue 1901
and 1862, lOM-
*Planters' and Mechanics Bank
Charleston, %
*Pcople's Bank Of Charleston, ID
*Union Baak Of Charleston. Do
Southwestern II r Bank, Charles.
ton, (old) "a
Southwestern r R Bank, Charles
State Bank Of Charleston, 8@-
Farmers and Exchange Bank Of
Charleston, -M5
Exchange Bank of Columbia, 100
Commercial Bank of Columbia, 3D.
Merchants Bank Of Cheraw, 8@-
Planters Bank Of Fairfield, 8M-
State Of 8. @. Bills Receivable, par
City of Charleston Change Bills, par
Securities dull Exchange favoring buy- :
ers. Money easier. Bank rates l "a cont
month on Stock collaterass. Outside
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09

The Savannah Ne,os says it is won
derful TO witness the amount Of travel
to Florida. Every steamer and train
from the North brings hundreds Of
persons, oil bound for Ssome point in
Florida. People seekipg pleasure,
consnmptives and those Dneesing 90.
ttarrah, some on orutohes, and others
with "Saratoga," old and young,
nures and children, oil journeying to.
ward what they call the "promised
land"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09

COLUMBIA, Dec. 2, 1870
THE following Passenger Schedule will
l. 60 into effect on this lt,ad on and afton
Sunday, next, 25th inst: ..f
0oIHo NORTH.
.Lcave Augusta, nt 400 az
+" Columbin. s. c.. at $40 pu
+" Winnshoro, ll.4O -,
" Chester. I 40 n,
Arrive at Ch".lo:te. N. G. 42O . n,
Making close oonncc,ions with Trains oil
North Carolina Road for ell points NORTH
and Enst.
-.,sts COMING SOUTH.
Leave Charlotte, N. C. at lO30 a NJ
- Chester, l.25 D m
" Wfnnsboro, 2.67 r M
"' Columbia 8.07 q m
Arrive At Augusta $50 p ra
Making olose connexions with Trains Of
Ccnt:n! and IGcorsis Railroads for Snyap.
nah. and oil points In Flor tsa. Macon, Cos
lunlbus, MonI gomery, Mobile. New Orleans,
Selma, Chattanooga. Memphis. Nashville.
LOuisviiic, ,tneinnat'. St. Louis, aud an
points ,SeHIh arfd Wesa.
Palace Sleeping Cars on all Wight Tyaina
Through Tickets sold, and Baggage checked
to All principal points.
EaS fasscng+ss by this route going
North, have choice Of three different routes,
4 @. ROUKNIGHT, superintendent.
=, H. nonsEy, Gene, al Freight and Tivk>
ct Agent, dee 20
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09

A Planter walking in his fields found
one Of his laborers asleep under n tree
"What is this p he exclaimed, ''6o you
lie down to sleep when you should BE-
working? Lazy scoundrel yon do not
deserve that the sun should shine on
you. II knows dat massa," replied
The, man, land for dat reason l lies
down in de shade"
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sl:;a Ha s. &C., r'||,s
SIx-CORE).
For sale by all dealers in
DRY GOODS G. NOTIONS,
ESTABLISHED l830.)
WEIGH e. ERIFEITHS,

- Sd us! AXES! SA VS.,
SAWS Of nil descriptions. Axes, Boiling
and Mill furnishings. Circular Saws with
Solid Teeth, or with Patent Adjustable
Points, superior to all Inserted Teeth Saws.
Htls" Prices Reduced -NaQ
Bay-Send for Price List and Circulars. "{SSa
WEIGH & GPlFFlTlS,
Boston, Mnss., or Detroit, Mich
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Quick Returns and Permanent Improve
lncnt 10 The Soil.
Mapes' Nitrogenized
Sup Pho@pha&@
OF TaTMM T,

(NOMPOSED Of Bones Phosphate Gunno
~ md AmmoniHoal Anmnl Matter. all
thoroughly decomposed md reduced to
fine powder by mcnns Il Fermentation and
sulphuric ncid. adapted 10 the growing Of
Cotton. Corn. Tobacco, Grain Crops. Vcge.
tnbles, &c. This is tho oldest Super Ph0s-
phnte manufactured in this country. having
been introduced 10 tho public in tho Spring
of the year 1862 Tho guaranteed ciemi.
cal STANDARD Of this fertilizer is F.: Ammonin,
200 to GO per ct. Soluble Bone Pos
p,nie, IA per OF. To.nl Bono Phosphate,
B6 per CT.
r The practical success Of this Super Phos-
phatc. even during the most unfnvornhlo SEQ.
sons, has been fully established by tho ex.
perience Of hundreds Of planters and farm
crs. recent letters 4 ON nearly two hundred
of whom nrc to. be found in tho pan hlets
last issued.
W. W. KETCHIN, Agent,
JAM Winnsboro. S. {.
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Charlotte, Columbia & Augasta
:" Railroad Co.
CoLuMnIA, January. %, 1870.

at t CoLUMRIA, January %, 1870.
M ERCHANTs aud etheps desiring MIL
.lu EAGE TICKETS good for Five Hun.
dred OF One housand Miles, can procure
them by leaving their address with any
Station Agents ON line Of road or upon ap.
Plica.ion TO the undersigned at tho follow
ing pricea: For One Thousand Miles
$4,000. For Five Hundred Miles $500.
Il. r. DORSEY,
CD 4atv a,., g. r. & T. Agent.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09

Securities dull Exchange favoring buy
crs. Money easier. Bank rates l q cent.
o month on Stock collateraly. Outside
rates arbitrary. Bank notes stngnnnt.
STILLS marked thus (*) are being redeem.
ed at the Bank Counters Of each.
jan 22"1y
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09
YACHT CLUE SMOKING TOBACCO
I.OrillarQ's
CENTURY CHEWING TOBACCO.

This brand Of Fine Cut chewing tobacco
Ins no equal or superior anywhere. II il
without doubt the best chewing tobacco in
tho country. -
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09

A wsstssN papes prints tRs aavor-
of y yonag lady in ssaaS OF 4
beau fox amasauefsda bslls.1 J Sasa g
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09

Land Commissioner Leslie, in the
Senate On Tuesday, jerked out a de-
claration that there was not colored
man in the South fit to be associate of
the Supreme Court, and said, besides,
that the election Of Judge Hogs (now
in Congress was disgrace to the
bench aud to the Radical party. For
once, we agree with Land Commission
or Leslie Charleston ". ,Us.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09

The new Code of Procedure" for the
courts Of the State makes book of one
hundred nnl seventv.two pages, and
costa the State about for'y.right cents a
word. This is dong tolerahly well,
considering that the Code is conied,
almost word Tor word, from that Of New
York. Wherever New York" ap.
nearcd South Carolina was substi.
,utcd. We know ofno other change.
RsFARMERs, REMEMHER THIS FACT
The Independence Beige mentions that
experiments, ranging over period OF
twrnty.six years, proved that sail,
mixed with all kinds Of manure, tends
to increase the power Of production in
the ratio Of ESQ per cent. Common sea.
water, when easily obtained, IS equally
efficient.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09

. There sfs 900 900 q s0sshsllasi q
shbs Jnissa ssssssA "a gsss sssiS fssis J
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@EsT. uTaTITas QUIZ
a2r-ws~..

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Ketchin, McMaster & Brice,

jan I l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-12
ID ED.

MARhS- On Sunday. 18th Contender, $50 M
Sc = m, Mrs. ANN HOLkOYD MARKS, beloved
wife Of A IA. Marks, IN the 55th year of her age
FRI nds are invited % attend her funera on Tues
day. l,h instant, AZ o'clock d. m from her late
residence $50 q street, 3. r.
OGONNELL. On the morning of September la,b
At ?. O'cicck, MARY DILLA. daughter of D.
and Mary OCOnnel aged years, mouths, 3 days
uncral 10 take place from her fathers residence
62o y street, n W. corner Madison St on TUESDAY
? N 18Th inst at 37s O'Clock. Friends OF fsuiIy
respect oily invited 20 attend
DONOHCE. On the IIth inst. at u o clock m
THOMAS H. DON0HUE, in the 9th year OF hi,
age. - ~
The funeral will take place from his late residence
1Ol7 H. street n. w, on Tuesday, l3tb instant
~ q clock p. IN. The friends and relatives Of the
family are invited TO attend
SAMPsON. On the 18th instant, nj O'clock a
H. IIC1 daughter OF Daniel and arr Sa-nnSop
- d i3 months aud IA days
Funeral from the residence Of her parents on 2;kh
street, between ID and SIS. Tuesday AT ofcIocE
Frit Eds AND relatives Of the family are resoectII
invited TO attend her funeral
tRDI. On the Ilth September. after n paipfuI
p. Eess - consumption. MANY PCRDY, wife OF a.
W IN the 18th wear q her
H- 1rneral will take place from her late residence
@lH street, between 9th ana To- a. AZ o'clock To-
I'frow The friends and relatives Of the family are
fe.Ssc,iully invited % attend
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(PUBLIC-No I12
Az ACI a

Az Acr authorizing the establisbmest o.,
meters for the P> oGac wa,er, tae laying oS6n
dltlopal water ma tor the distributing res.r ,oir
OF The W ashinston aqueduct, aud for Other pur-
tof;rss Of United SAFES OF Amsrica en- forgy,,s
1SSsbLsd That in order prevent the uI .cesslry
wssfe 81 Potomac water. and In order NOR, fully
enforce the Laws u the corporation of Warning on
tpd Georgetov N, Ia relation the distributor OF
the s1me the engineer offic in charge the Wash
ipgtca asueuet Il hereby authorized and emp ,wer
cd after giving notice. TO shut of the water when
such notice shall be disrezardcd from any places
where waste II water Is occurring.
Potomac water for mechanical and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
rposes, or Tor private fountains, street and pave
meht washers; shall be allowed only, wh.n, in the
the general diets ibuton of water the two cities
SEC s. And te ttJvTiAsr tHdctef, That the supply
81 water to all manufacturing establishments,
hotels, livery stables, and other aces requiring a
quantity shall be ermnsi by meters erec led
AID naiotaiped At the expense If the consumer aud
tswn shall charge and collect for the quantity 80
deteIniined price not exceeiiag thres cents per
hundred gsllons.
sEc. 4. And Be AZ fxrtier enacted That said epci-
nfer officer shall cause to be furnished and laid n on,
the distributing reservoir Of the Warrington aqus-
duel to Capitol Hill, in the city Of Ws.hisgt0n
along such route he shall determine an iron main
OF u iry six inches in diameter connected with tine
nresen Mt mains at such points he shall direct and
hat the eHtre cost thereof shall be borne proper
tionately by the corporations Of Washington and
Georgetown, and in order to provide for such cost
the said corporations are hereby emp -wercl and
authorized increase the present wafer rates aud
water taxes 10 such an amount may by them be
de, med necessary.
SIC S. and Be u further saoc,ed That for the pur
pose Of enabling the corporations aforesaid TO carry
out the provisions Of this act ii shall be competent
Tor them to borrow in such proper lions as they NAV
hundred and sixty thousand dollars for the city OF
WHshiDgt and forty Thousand dollars for the CITY
u Georgetown, re1e.<nable within o period of IL n
years out OF any revenue TO be derived from water
rents. (Approyed July Ia $50
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IOFl'ICIAL.I
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
raised at sseond Session II Torty.a-st Ceugrss


lfCBLIc-No. 1871
AZ hcE 10 amend act entitled a an act suthoriz-
., me construction 81 a bridge across the Mis-
is.i river upon the military resery alton at Fort
LeNeGwori b, Kansas
Dc u shoesed ~ ths Senate and Honse OF Rsg1eseS-
HtceS O hs Ustfed States Qf Amsytoa tH C,agrsss
aseeIed That the sixth section 4 the act en- titled
Ah act authorizing the construction of q brifys
he ~, souri, river, upon the military
uu a, or Lessve1worfh, hans5s," be amended so
70 read as follows. SECTION g. Ana oe fsvtasr
ae'sa That IL shall be lawful for the Saint Jo pa
a.. Denver eity Railroad CCmeaay, corp 1riiion
siiarttred and created by tho laws o. the state Of
hans.s, or their assigns, TO build O bridge, AMI
ma'btsin the sumo, across the Missouri river OF
near Saint Joseph, Missouri, o the terms AMI sub
ec to the Limitations aud restrictions contained in
hrst and third sections of the OF gre,s
plsstd July twenty i've eighteen hundred and sixty
SIX entitled An act to authorize the construc t6h
o. certain bridges, and 10 establish them as po;t-
roSis, and that said rr1raticn may have, hold.
and enjoy all the rights priyilez and franchis a
conferred by, and contained in, said Last mentioned
act; and said company may construct aud maintain
ways for wagons carriages, aud for foot
charging and receiving reasonable tolls Oh erefor:
ard when said brdke is constructed under sid lim-
tations ~ shall be lawful STRUCTURE, aud be g
nlxed and known IS post route: Preceded, Tint II
siid bridge sh ALL be constructed drawbridse the
spans of draw shall not be less two hundri
feet in the clear on each side Of the central point
Approved, July IA, $50.