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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-05-23

The coal fields of Tennessee occupy
no less than $4,000 acres being 49,
900 acres in excess of the united coal
fields of England, Scotland, Wales and
Ireland Some of the stratas are known
TO be 100 feet in thickn
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-05-23


In the CHsHccyy Court of HaraeDlan
county, Tennessee.
Il. NJ Moore rs. Ephriam Champion and
Edward Patterson.
In this cause, it appearing from aiida-
Wit filed, that defendant, Ephriam Champ
ion, Is Il nonresident Of the State of Ten
nessee. it IS ordered by the undersigned,
Clerk and Master, that said Ephrilm
Champion enter his appearance herein
on or before the Ist Monday in June,
1873, at the court house in Bolivar, Ten
nessce, and plead, ans We: or demur to
compliments bill, or the same viii be
t. ken for confessed and the cause set for
hearing exparte as to him; and that a
copy of said order be published four con
secutive weeks in the Bolivar Bulletin, a
newspaper printed in Bolivar, Tennessee.
A copy-0tte,t: T. +. MCDOWELL,
April q, 1873. Clerk and Master
Brown IL Hill, solicitors for complain
ant ap2j-w4 pr So
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-05-23
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Affachmnemf NOIIcc.
Bef re d J Newborn, }. p.
7. c. McGuire rs Aaron Hay.

In this cause, affidavit having been
made, bond given and a writ of attachr
ment issued as req uired by law, in attach
ment cases, upon the grounds tina the de
fendauU Is removing, or about to move
himself and property frem the State, and
the same having been duly retured be-
fore me, levied on personal property Of
the Defendant 1t Is therefore ordered
that the defendant appear before me at
my Office in Bolivar, Tenn on Saturday, the
3lst Of May, 1878, and make defense to
this suit or the same will be set for
hearing exparte; 1t is further ordered that
a copy Of this order be published in the
Bolivar Bulletin, a newspaper printed in
Bolivar, Tenn, for four consecutive weeks.
This, April %, 1873
d j. NEWBERN, J. p.
Jesse Norment, attorney for plaintiff
Mav2w4 pfSj.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-05-23

DEAD.-We are informed that Walker
Wood, editor Of the Upton Record, died
in Covington last Saturday lie was sick
only few days.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-05-23

Under a law of Congress, cavalry Off
GERS Of thirty years service are absolutely
retired. This has already led to consid,
cradle embarrassment, as officers Of ez~
pcr;ence are thus excluded from partici.
patiDg in the troubles on the borders.
This is considered another evidence of
the evil effect of Congressional tinkering
in military affairs.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-05-23
G. 4. SWINEBROAD & co.,

In the SuineJroad building,
will pay the highest market prices y
CASH for Hides and Fat Cattle.
They keep in store a splendid aesOrt~
ment of Family Groceries. Call and
see them
Bolivar. Tenn Nav Q 1873. (3m(
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Arrival and Departure of Trains on
the Ripley Rail Road.

On and after the 18th inst. the passen-
ger train will leave Middleton at A NJ,
and arrive at Ripley at l:3O A. N. Leave
Ripley at p NJ. and arrive at Middleton
at 4:30 P. ". No Sunday trains
w. c. FALKNER, President
Nov -. 1872
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-05-23


thAin
In this cause, It appearing from com-
plainauts bill, which is sworn to, that
the residence of the defendant, William
Hill Mountain, is unknown, and after
diIigent inquiry cannot be aScertnined, it
is ordered by the undersigned Clerk and
Muster, that said defendant enter his ap~
pearance herein at the court house in
Bolivar, Tennessee, on or before the lSt
Monday in June, 1873, (it being a Rule
Day Of said court, and plead, answer or
dcmur to compliments bill or the same
will be taken for confessed aud the cause
set for hearing ezparte and that a copy
Of the above order be published four
consecutive weeks in the Bolivar Bu le~
tin, newspaper published in Bolivar,
Tennessee.
A copy-attesf. 7 3. MCDOWELL,
April Is, 1873 c. & ".
J Il f. Fentress, solicitors for com
plainant aplSw4 piS6 -
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-05-23

Plenty Of fresh staple and fancy gro
ceries at Dugan's.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-05-23

Mr. Charles Weile, a North American
citizen, has solicited from the government
Of Ecuador an exclusive privilege to cx-
tract caucha from the forests Of certain
territory comprehended between the river
Pescadillo on the south, the province of
Esmeraldas on the north, the river Culzar
and its forests on the east, and the Cor
dIllera Of the Mono on the west, offering
to pay in advance for such exclusive priv
ilege $1,000 q year for three years. The
contract is to be put up at public auction
and given to the highest bidder.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-05-23
Church Directory.

st. James Church, Bolivar, Tenn
ervices on every SUNDAY aud the Holy Days by Toe
RECTOR " g.. GRAY.
Tee Hour FOR opening sunday school - ~ ocloak AZ
Morning Service Sluaag H..----....-..- l1'a
Evening Service on Sunday. s--...----. q" -
Holy Days.--.-.--..---- .....-sis A a ana ga 80
Services twice each day iUrruE Lent
FROM 20 ~ 4 " aEd r. ,m 20 go r ", ias Rector
can found bic study thU rear ~ tu" th1Teh-
81 The seats q this Church are LII FEE
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-05-23

Go to Wesley Robinson's gallery for
life like pictures.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-05-23

JACKSON ILEus.-We clip from the
Wig and Tribune Of last Saturday the
following items:
Sheriff May with guard, started for
Nashville on Wednesday with six prison
crs fer the penitenGary.
There are now confined In the Jail of
this city thirty-feur criminals--ws nty>
eight Of them from Memphis, awaiting
the final action Of the Supreme Cont.
A double daily passenger train will
commence running through on the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad in q few days. One
of the trains we learn will run through 10
New Orleans 90 i fast schedule.
The large residence Of ) 5. Smith,
nine miles north OF this city, formerly tine
property Of ". H. Hunt, Esq, Of this
civ, was burned down on Tuesday last
Cause Of FIRE unknown The building
was valued ut six or seven thousand dol~
lars. and we learn was Insured tOs 5000
Main street, opposite the court house,
was thrown into considerable excitement
on Tuesday morning by personal en-
counter between q prominent citizen OF
this city and prominent lawyer Of Mem
1bis. formerly a resident of this city. ne
belIigercnt gentlemen were Esquire b IL
Person and MIR. NJ ID. Welch. a ml>un
derstandirC about Sc me business or Iecal
transaction caused TIE difficulty Mr.
Welch disputed a statement made by
ESQUIRE Person and the Esq. Knocked
him down. Bystauders promptly ihter>
fered ard the cOmbatants separated.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-05-23

lie is poor alligator hunter that can
not make Sl5 day in Florida, if he is
spry at SHINING his game.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-05-23
woIrs CITY Directory Of Lincoln, Ne,

VOLTS City Directory OF Lincoln, Ne
braske, is just published. 1t shows q
population of $500. Five years ago there
was not house there The city now has
four railways, State buildings worth ST.
100000, gas works, and fire department
a government POST Office is being built,
and a fine opera house is ne arIy oolpl;t-
ed.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-05-23

Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Services a. foIIovs.-Fi-s5 sabbath iu s7sh month
by Rev. Ir. FsrFrF.=- Third SABBATH By Ire heF
Nh n. N0HH
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-05-23
rs. 542 r D.7

IL The CHdHceyy CyuTt Of .HardemaR
County Tennessee.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-05-23
Aldermen.

J.. N.GAEEENGTpS. J.. n ADAMS q " a. -
D; s.. DO Niiuf. Z. &. MAll'N t''s-' 80
kES. y PtfM ELtf.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-05-23
Pantist Church.

Service -s-8-i aud Fourth sabbath cash ulaHtH.
az 90 A. 81 and Z p 81. by tho Rev vs. W koNE
SABBATH SCHOOL a. s.. A. 81.
Singing every SATURDAY. uiZIt and Sunday eTsuluE.
Prayer Ne etirE every TUESDAY night.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-05-23
mo. 527. X. d.

III the CbaHceyy Court Of Ha-iemaH
county, Tennessee
V. NJ. Harrington rs. William Hill Monr
fb.in
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Hafdeman Go. Directory.
Chancery Court.

ChanCeTy Court.
II J LIYINCSTOSE, Of Br8vssgIlls.- e.. t'hzussTIar
- alE DON ELL ana u aaieE
Court meets ID Monday L. January AID July.
Circuit Court.
18th Crgrrgr.
T. }. ELIPFIS Of -am1-viils -. -.....-....-J aaE.
> u EiCliA - :, \ - '.,z-E
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-05-23

Crops and fruit are doing faely
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-05-23

No catcrril!ors at the picnic grounds.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-05-23
County omccrs.
EndercI omrers.

CuCI u OH LCI5'
G a. WOODSDS .-.-..-. Assessor Of InTorHal isf'
JAS. PYBASS--... .....--.......... Plgt 10 a
Cornnrafion Officers.
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tO the
bolivar Bulletin,

LAUGH ASr GROIN FAT
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-01-24
The sESATeBsafP

Everybody wants to know about
the Senatorial election which taIses
place next week. Our latest &C.
counts from Topeka ara to Wedres-
day night, and 1t that time there
was little doUhs Of the reelection
of Senator Pomeroy. Ia addido.,
to has OWE great ability as 9 worIker.
he has some of the beat workers
from al parts Of the STATE. There
70 very considerable OpNositiOn to
kim, but Il had failed To OBJECT any.
thing like q uniOn, AnA tho OpiaiOn
prevailed that ft coaId not unita.
Many proAjnenk busiaoss men iron
all parts OF the State were cemIng
70 the caRiaal 10 tndace their diGsr-
e&t delegations to vote for him.
At several poInts petitions haVe
been circulated asking members TO
surport him, while others had been
released by the signatures Of their
constituents, from Pledge 20 vote
A&slnss B1tDs
At that date everything seemed
TO DO running ia Pomcroy's favor.
There Waz not near 80 much excite
heut a. prevailed two years ago,
and the Senator's friends claim that
he ia having much easier eight
than ever before. HIs ability to &C
co@plish needed IegisIetioa for the
State IL admitted By ell, and this IL
ono OF his atrongest poInts. Oar
opinion is be viii SO through next
Wednesday without trouhlo. One
thiag NO are glad 20 record, and
thatis not the slightAst word had
hse0 said, that we heard Of, Is 70
any unfair means being used BY any
one.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-01-24
irEas rROn sapHsaD.

a Post ON CO has 6eg;n established
1t Stafford, and Mr.. David Griffith
has been sppoInseA P. Il. The ir-
Irregularities that have existed so
long have at iasa bean rcmedied, and
We now hope to get TIE News
without its going TO Wichita and
AtcIlacn. nom ono to three times,
as heretofore. Thanks for the change
that will give ps our mail without
delay.
The fruit en- the bottoms is killed
TO . large extent, II not entirely.
FaA wheat that was Gown early
seems 20 be alive yet, but some, If
not alis the late sowing Is dead.
Many horses ara sick here. No
deaths that ! hear OF. The disease
ee0Ine 20 be lighter here than in the
Eet. 90 far cattle have done wen,
ceusidDriug tho bard winter.
Henry, Keller has purchased an
intersst in Huui's mill, with the n
tsaEioH 0f bsiIaiag . grist and
Touring mix We wieh the new
6rm success. !
The depot fs In full blast, Incln6-
ing telegraph od1ce, ali Of which s.
in charge of q genfleDanIy agent
By The DaSae Of BIruey.
ODsEavER.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-01-24

STATE PRIsTER.-Cioorge W. Mar
tin, Of the Junction City Union, was
electe1l State Printer for two years
on Tuesday last, he beating Mr..
Prouty ten votes on the third ballot.
The arst ballot vGs as follows /:
Prouty. IS; Martin, 81; second,
Prouty, IS; Martin, q. Adjourned
to three o'clock, after which the
third balbot Was taken. with the fol.
resAlt: Martin, IS; Proaty,
58. The section Of Martin was
purely the result Of . plrcky, vigil
liant fight on hia part. and too much
confidence on Prouty's part that he
would rot be boaten. Martin was
not candidate when the Legisla-
turc met. He came down and event
ia on bis serve," an abundance of
which he has, and came out Sheaa
Many Of the printers and editors,
and other personal friends, rollsd 10.
their sGeeves and helped him. Pren
~ and Martin arc both persOaay
friends % ours, and while We regret
the defeat or the former. we cannot
bat congratulate Martin and the
State on his election. He Learned
his trade in KausaA lie has grown
up hsre, and a. Web. wilder would
say, lie ''ouc OF our thlngs.r He
publishes enc OF the very best pa
pers In the State. aud will do to
tie to.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-01-24

Villages, towns and cities cannot
grow and prosper without farms
around are or opened and wslI cu,-
,iyated.
Too mnch of > disposition pre-
walls with many coming here to get
into towns, TO make sewas, and esties
and fortunes BY trade aad ftraffc,
forgetting thar the real wealth of
the country hes IA fhe sost. Many
are doing much in opening and I'm.
proving the country. All such era
9 blessing 20 themselves ahd al
around them.
Labor in all departments ls well
paid when properly directed. True,
. man sometimes must "hGsten
slowly" bcf0se As gets a start uiay
expect mistakes hero az wslfss else-
where Bot sHthe boy that sdeks 70
hia bush gets the berries.T
Farmers, spring Is near. Lay ont
your work-nof too much. Haul
ont the manure On some pear spot
If you have any If not, is viii no,
hurt the garden, the ounce or the
pie plant. At any rate, get it from
the STABLE the coward and thu
nig-ren. II will pay at least 50 pei
cent, and be an incentive 10 other.
to go and do likewise. But doaA
getEup eOo early aud work too late
Take tiDo to rest, "a read aud &c
think. Give and receive ali aooi
new ideas from your brother 6Asm
era In relation 70 your calling. Bul
dou't talk too much aAons TIT
drouth, the grasshoppers, etc.. thu
spring. In the last two years, man,
~faise prophets have ariein" in 70
gard to then land deceived many.
.sPIevS deep Rhile sIuSgards sleep.
And you'll have corn 10 sell and keep
More anon. A.V.
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II. s. & I. r. r. enxis GERS are
survey ing line from Ottawa via
QuenemO to BURLINGTON. And
Burlington aAao expects a road from
Ottawa via FillIssnsbSrg, and feels
very hOpefuA
\ young man out buffalo hunting
at Wallacs. was bisten wlsfie,aaeep
at night by skunk. On the 10th
DO died from the effects of the bite,
she csArpse emitting powerful
skunk oaor.
Toe L. L s. G. depot at Indepen-
dfIoee, lately destroyed by fire. was
"a 5000 building. $4,000 worth
Tof goods were also destroyed. A
gentleman living in Lsongton, How.
ard county had only che day before
paid SLOT freight On 3 lot OF goods
AHd household furniture. He HDst
& all A merchant, In Winfield,
nazsed Aiers, was alsO q heavy loser,
and . gentleman named Henry lfv-
ing four Sailes vTess OF there, Lost a
Gno piano
A colOnY lie being planted at Skid.
dy, Kansas, IN which no one is to
ba tolerated who uscs tobacco in
any shape. BuIiyi
Two NE<v RAttEoADs.-The TO.
peka Commonwealth says:
We learn thar the contract to
build Tn railroad from Saiins via
IindsburE q Raymond, Reno coun-
tYs GA the a. +. & 3. 2. railroad,
has 6ean Ae&. The distance Is sew
onfy mite4 AMI said 90 be through
one of t6e best portions Of the
State. The road runs almost due
south of Saiina eighteen miles, right
up the Smoky Hi valley to Linds-
burg. tAeace southwest 90 mouth of
SharpsS creek, Latte Arkansas, At
Is1tic 60 Raymond as above. The
same company hago contracted 90
build . road from Newton, Harvey
county via King City, AePherson
Ceaare. Milford hGcPherson county
10 Ellsworth. Il Is expected thar
beth Of these roards viii be com.
fAeted within one year. There Is
row large amount OF sesa In Nc
Phereon and Rice coVn1ies subject
TO Homestead c4'ry. Work will
commence on theee roads ~ seem -
the wertheP will TerEit, end details
are arranged
Here near thu border we Ieefshe me-
rrsskkv NJ 4 law Nssafriasr v,ror-as a, a1
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-01-24
ALITTLE STORY FOB PATRIOTIC MN.

M. EpI1uE: What is tbs "Credit-
AObIIIcr ~
The iEstSIusieR came 20 exist Ia
this vice. Congress furnished
mOnOT 70 bald the Union Pacific,
and made various eminent Eentie-
men managers. They were forbid
den 70 let themselves contracts for
the work. So they found & Penn
sylTania corporation, that had &C.
-ceiYed authority from that State TO
build railroads and do anything else
anywhere, but had never done any
thing, and the capital stock of which
was not worth cent on The dollar.
They took The stock of this, and at
tie suggestion CT George Francis
TraiD, changed its name, by leg
islatiye permission, to "The Credit
Zobilier Of America" The term
Is French. and has 80 specific mean
ing, and was chosen TO 30 unintelII.
gible TO the American public. Then.
as managers of the Union Pacific,
these eminent tinanciers let contracts
for building that railroad to the
Credit Aobiiier," and az such exc
travagaHt rates that the road cost
the National Treasury tulcc as many
millions as 1t ought to haVo done.
Tho outrageous pFo1ts wont into the
treasury OF the s-CredIt Afobiiier, "
and thcnce Into the pockets of its
sly stock-holders--the Union Pacific
managers. When special legislation
more money aud land-were need
cd for the BuIon Pacific, various
members of Congress Wsre given
shares of "Crcdit Mobilier1 stock
an institution thoy knew nothing
about more than that It psid very
big divideRds, and was building
railroads, and mining, and raising
sheep, and improving the country
generally. Finally tho Credit No.
bilier stockholders got 20 quaIreling
over the spoiis of that institution,
and In trials in HonsyiVsnia ccrtat,,
revelations wore made VIII ch at
tractsd the attention OF some Con-
gressmen who had never had I'm
ger In the pie, and they called for
an investigation, which is now in
progress. Meantime, and may be
forever, the lax payers arc paying
tho extra taxes imposed upon tss
country By reason or tho Un.oa Pa.
cIlc railroad contracts hsvlag been
let to the Credit Mobilier.
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RRoN PEABOpY..

Some OF the citizens oe Marion
county have paid cnormous taxsS
and othets have offered their prop
erty for one half the amount at
which it was assessed, while Others,
more favored or fostuate. have been
almost entirety exempted. It SCENE
a screw - loose somewhere.
The extreme cold weather has
brought the work on our new rail.
rotd to stand-still; but labor will
be resumed npon it again as SOON as
the locking shall Iooeen his grip
sufficiently. Tho grade stakes are
being located through Butler coun-
ty, and the road will be rapidly
pushed on southwark.
J. r. Clark has purchased J..
Bush's interest Ia the dry goods es-
Enlistment Of Bush & Clark, and
Is now going it aiOne. He has a
good stock of new goOds on hand,
and is having a lively trade
We'are glad to see r E. Tabor's
bright and cheerful phiS In our
midi again. He has just returned
from u Wait TO TCxas. aud i. nor. AZ
his post, ready 20 SELL all the llaHds
Of the a. T. & 8. +. r. r. in this
county. Although he purchased q
large quantity Of land III TeKas, he
will still make his ho1ae in Pe4bOdy.
A "dead beat" by the name of
Thrashcr. claiming to DO . phreaol-
oGfst sno a teacher Of penmanship,
has Just 'dsns foFe n score OF two
Of our citizens. He Arst delivered
ono or two lectures on phrenoiogy,
aud examined tho crauiunsoea mum.
Der Of Oor townstneD, aud foand
something in nearly every one Of
them He then Termed Q writing
clasa Of some 80 or % pupils, re-
cesSea City oeats in advance from
each, gave two or Tires lessons, and
then got On bender and '.skinnSd
outn for Newton. Peabody has now
more scribes than Fharisees. Meet
OF the. pnpils had advanced sufEi-
cienfly to be able 10 make s.straiSht
marks while some could make Q
very respectable line OF pot-hooks.
Mr.. W. 8. ROwiande singiex class
win give . cOnceFt At the Psesbyto-
rian church on Thursday evening,
the 23d inst. We expectaFare fnu-
sicai treat GA that occasto1, for Mr..
r. has spared no rAins.ia teaching
that delightful art vita which ha Is
so familiar. Let ev0yhCdy &c and
hear them.
Money Is tight, Bot busluess keeps
up. and everything locks bright
ahead. Town property l. still look.
lug up and sales of town lois srt
being frequently made to builders
at good prices RIP.
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The Kansas 8 Nebraaka & !

The Kansas & Nehraska u graded
ready for the ties from the north line
Of the county % Marion Centre, and
must be graded 70 Peabody by March
next.
Chsef engineer Durrow, of the
Kaneas and Nebraska railroad, in
his official report, says OF magncsis
fiment0ne:
ssAiong the line OF the road In
Marion county. or more particularly
in bluff al0ag the valley of Clear
creek, Is an inexhausfibie deposit of
n1agnesia limestone, possessing the
same chemical properties as that of
Junction City, but vastly superio-
to II in c7LDpsetncss, beauty aud du.
fsbilisy. It Is WIDELY devoid OF
the irregular seams which so eeri-
ousIv affect the value of the stone
81 JUNCTION. The latter has been
ehinped 10 Omaha, Kansas City.
FNsTenWorfh and Topeka, the State
1870 Is tbs sasaer point having
- 1zlasstqely 81 e.
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In connection with the raiirssd
article on oar 6Tst page. it IL of In.
terest to note that q bill has baeB In.
troduced Into tho House, at Wash.
ingtno, foF the extension of the
Atchisona Topeka aad Santa Fe
railway. It gives tho company the
right OF way forsixty miles beyond
its present terminus at The west line
Of Kansas to Fort Lyon, where the
road will divide. sending one branch
TO- Pueblo and the other to Al.
buaGsTQU0. Tho company asks no
subsidy or land grant In this bill,
and II It passes will probably build
the proposed extension next season.
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nature, and ample authority il given
60 local tribsaAls for the remedies
sosght, in ne general laws. Nearly
al Of nzEa Osgks TO DO uuceremon-
iously elspossd ef. They consume
time Unnecessarily and increase the
pAatfBg bill.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-01-24

The following U. 8. Senators were
elected last Tuesday: New York,
Roscoe Cozkliug, reelected Wiscon-
ain, Timothy o. Howe, reelected; in
uhneis Governor Oglesby beat Trum-
bull 50 votes. john II. Jones was
oleceed Ia Nevada. Cameron .re-eiect-
Cd In Pennsylvania; Gordoi Ia Geor-
erfa
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-01-24
Pnhlie Sale

ON Tuesday, the 4th day OF Eebruaryj
" 1878, IT 10 O'Clock a. m, st the resi-
dence Of the subscriber, one mile west ef
Of hay, corn plow, safe, bedsfeads,
and other things too numerous 20 mem,
ton. TERMS: The cattle for cash and
the balance q credit OF twelve months
will be given on all Gums over S5, with
approved note, without interest.
it2a JOHN CRUZAN,