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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-26

From heading of the action of the anti
secret seciety cou1tntion, held in Chicago
last week, We say, with an exchange, that
unless secret societies are sufficiently copper
bot.omed to endure an unlimited load Of
anti-resolutions, they may as we'll auction
of their gilt horse-collazs, white aprons,
cotton gloves, creased poles, goats and brand
ing irons; for the anti convention has sad
died them with q vast collection Of these
spewinss Of spleen and tvaAdle. Where is
old Pom?
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-26
Reduction Of Wages Of Employees to be Made
on Several EDtern Railroads

6S0uCtlOu Vi ~ o8So Va 61APAVySs ~ w ~>s>S
on Several EOtera Railroads
Re,renchmen, eeuss to be the prevailing
policy with the railroads. The New York
Central and Hud.on River Railroads have
ordered reducoipn Ct 10 pr cent. Of all
day -'aborers. and 1,5CO workmen, or nearly
one-six,h Of the whole number enp'oyed.
have BEEN discharged. The same reduction
in wsses hss been made on the Harlem
Road. President Jewet', Of the Erie. says
that the management of that road has been
eoe,sed 10 reirer chment for some time. Of
6csrs are nov engaged in equali<irg reduc-
lions in the various departmenttof the line,
md. When the work is completed. the rsduc-
tion in wages will amount 70 Is or 70 per
e.ot. The number Of men employed, too,
~ hes Gu: down. The Cfiosss Of the
P.ansy;vsni. R,ilie ad ray the same wages
A.. mid On that line - before the panic.
a. he Delaware. Lackavsea 4 Western,
nc. are Is pr seat lower than before the
pasic, and nov iorthes dscreafe il coDtem-
plated. q o
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-26

How Nh. JEwErr, President Of the Erie
Railroad, could have been induced to be %
ridiculous as to sign contract 70 run that
rad for ten years for the pastry salary
Of $4,000 year, passes comprehension.
But, then, If he wants to 10 it, ws yin &C
cent the berth.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-26
RAILROAD H0aOlOLY.

Jay Gould, the man without conscience,
is reported as saying that very soon the
country will be startled with colossal rail.
road combination, the object Of which is to
restore to New York city full control OF the
railway situation and the trade Of the Vest.
But so long as the Baltimore and Ohio road
holds out, that can hardly be accomplished.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-26
TIE MAINE sEHAro1sHIP.

Speaker Blaine's recent letter advocating
Senator Hamlin for reelection has caused
quite hubbub among the Maine Republic
cans, and has greatly intensified and strength
ened the opposition to Hamlin.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-26

A Dispatch hsiaes nsvs hat Ne Casiaa
army . not scattered, q denxalised. q
essa materially weakened, but hss agsia
taken position around lEun, sMl i alaost
ready for IN aggressive campaign. Thu
aateusenI mus he taken With sDne allow
asce. Te-aorrov, perhaps, ve dAall - in.
formed from Madrid that Carlos i fuSi
tive. Such expert iiars a~ the fpa"iA
correspondents.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-26

Anss TIT ehoc00Of the 90 uovOl
o 5As psaopt insLep ~ the 0DsoDt -;
~ patent panier ronnds the torn doSise,
Its yotent e1en supports nnsot spine.
Ids m.;ehlSs GmnesIy and sly li,a oit.
Dioat co10 ho6s ~ niasy form,
And pefent dress-pads Keep her \ Bonn warm;
Dehold to- plaintiff glance Of patent eyes;
fse saet oshes ePtts. a. =. sighs q
and Iifts her patent eyebrows In surprise.
Sheehooes tDr head-four pockS Of patsnt hair
zig lie hop-y AID in the August ar,
Aud twenty rim ghosts vhispO her sside,
Dear syiPh! ,re Gore that zig tefore We
TO 0hom respondent. unabashed, the beauty,
Dit out, you spooks! gsess l know my
jute-y",
sTke xearish gas her patent charms revealing,
her bosom heaves with elDtOu- batting Seoiing ;
How gnash her patent teeth with guiia percha
ire,
And flash her patent eyes With bs1ladsnna fire;
She drops her patent chignon in = chair
Then jumps to pick 1t up
- forbea..
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-26
srAfE,PRINTER.

The Seneca Courier nominates Col. John
4. Martin for State Printer. The Colonel
is one of the most successful newspaper men
in the State. If he should become candi-
date, and change is made. he would make
a most formidable candidate.
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h &. d tie oRsr Ming.

Hare Is The Theory Of The girl Of the
pes;od as 70 vedded life. II 10 frank if not
rpua6sic. Yet is i the knowledge on the
pat Of young men that young women hold
Ginilas seutinenis which keeps them in
h.shGlosasa. "A young wife" vri:e, to the
Hss xost 1s.s:
Itbuy hnIhanHs bcsindss to make him
III aQseah1s 70 n, jnst = othr men are
oiIH1S 70 %. uhs win aot. Wy should
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-26
THE SMALL END OF THE HORN.

The disposition seems to be to organize
the next Legislature Of this State on Re-
publican basis strictly, and sight it out On
that line" all Winter. This b no more than
right, we think, in view Of the fact thot
whatever legislation is done, good, bad o.
Indifferent, Il will be laid at the door of r.
publicans, and a. they will have to h1ar Ne
responsibility let them do the Vac not .ssr
the party, Of course, but for the Sssa-os
ka!oOsd Independent.
Last year the Reiormers hAl . nsjocity
in the Legislature, and heaSed b. - Fang.
bqS-Missouri-7imcs, caucus sas Sisaaed.
1t was a secret, proscript1e, uasieadiss
body of concei.ed impudens, which disis-
tegrated within thirty days in consequence
of the intense selfshsss md enuuptioo
within its own ranks. .
New Pangbon's pasr nd he Democracy
are loId in tl4Sr denusciatiuns q The Re.
publican party because d,ey psppnse b fol
low the time!nonored c,stono Of all veil o.
gained parties. ThR fellows now blow
on. of the small end q he born
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-26

DR.. Lyon PLAYFAIR, 4 well-knoWn Eng
lish physician, declares that all particles OF
the human body change once every six
weeks instead Of every seven years - here
tofore held, which accounts for the 6cklenes
81 sI,e fa;r CIV
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-26

What has become Of the little puny Chi.
caxo printed paper published down II Osks.
lOoss, J.1Irson county, Kasses, during the
recert csmpaizp, edited ~ hirrslisg tool
Of the rotten re.orm fraud pauy. Ne have
not seen il and We are anxious to know
whether Il has crossed The river ~. II i
has net, il night - we'll make the trip sov
before the 10 es0a-HieusGaa DispafeA.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-26
NO DAIGER.

The New York World classes Senator
Harvey amsng the opposition. Bro. Mar
bic may rest assured that james NJ. Harvey
will vote with the Republicans during his
term Of Office. He u one of the soundest
Republic ans in all the West.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-26
He Don't Know. Himself.

Eve.yRepublican daily in the State en-
dorsss the demand fora Republican Leais-
lative caucus, except the Leavenw worth Cum
merciai. That paper seeus to be playing
fast ard loose ROW day., and we dent know
where It properly INSTRUMENTATION Cham-
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-26
4 Bill Of Health.
TOPEKA, KAN, Nov. ~, 1874.

To the Editor eftIe Champion:
Thefecords Of this ofiice have len kept
from the examination Of one persoo, and
one only. sllude to the Mi9oasian Nancy
Psngborn, scmetimss known - "pselerred
stock" It Is not expected ihas penons Of
N.ncy's habiu AID chasac:er will TIL The
truth. sh. don't. Tne girl's misiortunes
deserve pity. but they are not such - gain
the public esteem. Vesy truly yours.
TalIy enc for Webb.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-26

-N.jos Reginald William sar.orius, Of
TIE SIKH Beegal Csvalsy, is to receive the
Yiel0ria Croas for Al oct Of bravery vhieA
be pesformsd during the late Ashsnsse vas.
He removed # m under heavy IRE during
the attack % Atogoo 6sfSsaae- Major Rra;.
nah Doctor, who - Dogtally wcuGced,
and pls1d hi0 ua3s coser.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
M0HaGS's LIFE Pills!

M0Ha&S' 8 LIFE Pills!
M04at's GlG-.i- E;t.ers!l
Pages Climax Saivoi!!
form . eonI ie:s famii. :ee;eine Cae-:. 2 I'D have
ssreA moro disesses, and have GoEe rsore coed for
humanity, than an! otker r.r,:.ciAe ever sEsrsAt0
the people.
M0FFAT's LIFE PILLS
are purely vege,sh,>, lac. nc: Ga tAe Ltyer.
gpeoing she Diet. I'd -eSfesin, the body 10 ger.
tset health, ard ma, tereiiai Ga TO ccre Nervosa
end Sick us:sarLo, Dy spe ,sia, lad.
eestfon. Jsaai.cc, t.ssT al E.iioas ON pIalnts,
Celds, SelYvy, General Es.isszs. Serer Ague.
AOPEAi'S fEtENtX BITTERS
eofSset tbs seeretseas Of tAc Stcsaeh, sRa are
- e91o - S5T.- .sSo. errsaSaess, siesplsD,
Heso, Be1Aye Ccnflai-ts, NeakP-ss Dehility, Ae.
PAGES CnHAX SlALvE
= eeo0pound 81 Araiss with many other extracts
en1 ea16nns. We warrant Is to care Se:ofala anA
GAlt RAean, Fever sores, Piles, Frost Bite, en-.
ARnins, Cerns. inflammation CT the Eyes, Hrokea
Dgeagts Sore Nipples, Cats. Brrises, Barns Seal1D
cd al Cnf3ne0us Diseases. on man or beaGe. n
sllays Inflammation, sabdnes all pals, anA 49,
vitkoee seas. 10 Is usrta Its weixht In aoD6 q
svsRy 1hnlly, and should always be On had.
: a. Sold by Druggists everywhere.
-. y.i: AHlS, Sole Pss7risss.,
ect2s
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-26

in vital part viii not prove feel. 1pasd,
few days after she bore boaEing tesy,
and mother, child, father and rio - doing
a. we'll as could be expected under - cis-
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-26

The President has Issued proclamation
to the effect that Americans can have pos
sessions in Turkey. We thought that the
Thanksgiving proclamation covered that
Question
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-26

-1hs Xsnashse river dealers have ship
- II 900 toas Of ice, this seasop, Sequir.
fag eves 600 seotl.. Abont zoo. coo tors
80 lslt - tbs river, the largest amount
I'D y Any ose eSUPAoy beisg about 25,-
90 eu0o.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-26

at much les, price, ard, having placed
himself under the patronage Of Sesator
Jones. It is claimed he has been most sue
cessful in his efforts. No one need now
swelter from summer heats, as ice is to be
furnished "dog cheap" A good, as well as
, ccol thing for Jones.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-26

David Thompson, Of Ohio, has been ap.
pointed interpreter to the Legation Of the
United States in Japan.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-26

On all property within the limits of the
city Of Tonxa1cxie for city PURPOSES %
GA the following named property for
Sidewalk tar, the amount set opposite
each parcel Of property named. respec-
tivelv:
BIZ + 10, 10; II. ". cad city Of TonsInoxie-S IS
" 90 50 fee. e. elf 80 d. IS %
90 I" % feet cen. pit 80 g25
Ell y, lot 5, X. Il. Add. to Tonganoxie--- 10 Is
Z. McCRILLUS,
novs-ditu3, County Treasurer.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-26

telegraphs that his ss-electiOn Is assured.
He claims Repablican majority Of twenty
two in the Legislature Of Michigan oo .
Joint vote
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-26

An e1perinensal plaaasaiaa II civ
trees 10 GeS1Sia y aid 10 hsvs yis16e6 .
abardsnt supply Of olive oil
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-26

trial 1t Sslina. His associates are tie cocn-
" sasorDey Of Saline eoun'y snd Aessrs.
Carver and Hitler. The sstorneys Of tie
defendant are Messss. Fen;0l, Mohlef and
Spivey.
-JodSe Dilson arrived on the afternoon
train yesterday, and convened the United
State court n The searoDoo, the session be-
Jag short one, and given mostly to arrang-
ine casp on the docket. TAe jury hiss not
yet been called. There 10 large attendance
Of lauyas, Vitneaass, ETC., from ell parts Of
- Stats.
The Baxter Springs Republican wants
The Law changed regarding the manner Of
eolko.isg taxes. They want . township
colIecesr, o. . hv making il the duty Of tie
County Treae urer 10 visit neh voting pre-.
ciscf, and remain thess eeuris Of day., 10
eeceive the take.
-TAs Oswsss Lsdepsadtnt nys:
A child dire yeau old. daught Of Mr..
j. Ink, .1our niiel vae Of lovn vss fatally
burned lst WedHoday aftssnoon 1t 2
ve3oek. In parents both hsPpesed to Be
atsas 1cum the room . 1oO&6t when the
ehild caaeA4 fls to - clo<A& IT. screams
bsoqgAt ilsThssnas, he oeeka reaching Is
~ SAa IL fond il clothing all ablase.
e. Aothered he ianes Win guilt, but
tho child hngessd I'LL next dsf in sseat
ses.y unfil 6ath Eslisved d su6ssinsl.
-TAs Baxter aesi.p R7sblioan sys. d
NrA.Wilhsd, Il this city, returned
iron 1alleqsah, Wed.eaday l.f: He nys
IL Onukss Csasell i ~ seshisp theif
aininal ~, sadG1opliag . ceds iailsf 70
IN q III Giaae. IT. doing avsy v1lh
iksir - bnAaie te.cllspef panilhaenflbr
esins e vAipaile. NJ. willard ssys the
OF i csGfuc01 q q Nesy ipAa5lieeat
~ Z -. Hs seys ~ don't ak any
~ -. sf''i's e 'hi'' ''.sltpen' +
a hiletar .,ai.s es.ss.,.a la.s aiel. q
Ifsss XII 49, o. Boot avenoe. The
nsSb1s enSee &c iaAls e1.s1 b. ths
1885, = ~ inna1la1i Reln1Hk NJ
ituoa iuaseuoh ds1esnfle1te brsvslosd
NiS1ulne sDn6g - sllnGkig Dasly ~
g Ian VI, . dupesl1s dIasleass. In!
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-26

The vhoCpiae coash . aessn lie nissr.
Nc. N. hosses. sud Nj Mary Dsse-
sOu, wese ea:r;e6in Westos - he It'd.
-fvo good looking vseos losa q "
s.eee psssd through Woaes Ai vssk.
-faads., wessaa vsted ID fssor Of q
snpsiss Ne Wxoa Fussiluss Fsc.osy
froa tsxstics, foe tes yesrs Esd alan sgred
70 take tse,ty See Auadsed ds.lasss:sck i.
The ccnPasy
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v1Ixux VaaD4s1 At ne1n

vIIxszx VAlD RIM II no1R
BimDrdk hss tseen ~ Uove3 CT -
thousands Of Germans By putting teen IN
der marching and other osaas at Aane.
10 thialsa German in ths Ioperias easd
10 0uah half dosen in the American bash
sny dsy A. . natnrsl consequesS Of The
decrease Of emieration, tho North Gernsn
Laoyds Company cant to sell sosDe Of their
Ane seeanshipa
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-26

So far, Eve colosed men have hen elecsea
% Ne aezt CopgrsR Tap Of lien sse
hsa South casoiina, ore fs0n Alebana,
cd ene from Iouisisna. Oas Of IL 6osth
Cao3iaiaaa Lse, . . hnrsai, sad ~
excited by . hsnsssatis and bslting 1epsb-
jican ooastitpsncy, end sGoaas TIE novel
spsctacle q . colossd nsA selssssstiag ~
Denocraey Of the Pslnetto 6sate in Co
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NOTICE TO JAx PAYERS.

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER,
LEAvESwoKru COUNTY, Nov. 6, 1s.LS
NOrICE is hereby given that the tar roll OF
~ Leavenworth county, Kansas, for the year
1874 is now in my hands Tor c)llsc;ion. The fol-
lowing IS the amount charged on each one hundred
dollars vAlt sion, for the purposes named:
FOR STATE PuKposEr
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-11-26

~, ~ rI % !, nv ~. n.",t # h. m;@s
but her movement cas- los slov and ehe ~
CAUGHT b the hair Of Tho he'd end Dnllsa
to the Moor; the eiersc q The 49, doe
gIIeS 'I sn Sn.s: .I. =, ~. me .S. 80
-. !Skon .SAfinei.
The CHICAGO Standard aesa:
Rsv.I.S Ral.ocA is dcine sraGd Vuk
in Lasvsnscsth. His psschine is ahe,
ten9o - n1sasNN me eocFe9e1ors
-. hor.s :, M TsIi~A
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-09-10
CaatinIed;.l

SENATOR THURMAN, OF Ohio is reportetlto
have said that ''the Republican party will make
a desperate fight to get controlling powersil
the next House Of Representatives., knowing,
that the Independent political movement
springing up all ovor the country may possibly
result in throwing the choice OF the next ipresi-
dent with that body Ii such should be the
case, it might subject our Government to one
OF the severest strains it has ever experienced.
Our present mode of electing tho President is
notorior,sly faulty, but i'll nothing may it be-
come capable OF greater injustice than in an
election by Congress. The Constitution pro-
yites that when the vote is counted in the pres
ence of the two Houses, 1.-THE person having the
greatest namber Of votes for President, shall be-
President, if such number BIZ the majority Of
the whole number of electors appointed; and
if no person lave such majority, then, from tho
persons having the hi CHEST, number not exceed
ing three, on the list of those voted for as Pies
ident, the House OF Representatives shall choose
immediately by ballot, the President. But III
choosing the President. the votes shall be taken
By States the representative from each State
having one votoa quorum for this purpose shall
consist Of 4 member or members from two
thirds Of the States, and majority of I'LL the
States shall be Necessary to y choice. ," The in
Justice of this provision Is manifest. $ Nevada.
with its 900 population, has an equal right
with New Y,.rk. having one hundred and four,
times as great population, and It is quite pos
sbe for u minority to elect Il President. ioFlla
mode would afford large oppoMunitV for cor,
ruption, :,s when the delegation of II State was
nearly equally divided, buying up ONE or4twt
members would decide the vote OF :t,State. In
this condition of our politics it is hardly possf-
Bile that President elected under such crcr,n-
stances should be. generally acknowledged and
obeyed.-BG!to 4t1sericon. f.4f lft.,t
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GENERAL NATURE-No, ISL
IUENEIFAL NAIUKE-SU. 9J.I
AN ACT to amend the customs-revenue laws
and to repeal moieties.

AN ACT to amend the customs laws
and to repeal moieties.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States OF Amer
lea in Congress assembled, That the thirty.
ninth section Of the act entitled, IAN act fur.
ther to prevent smuggling, and for other pur-
poses," approved July eighteenth. eighteen
hundred and sixty-six and the second section
of the act entitled ''An act to regulate the dis
position OF the proceeds Of fines, penalties and
forfeitures incurred under the laws relating to
the customs, and for other purposes, approved
March second, eighteen hundred and six
ty-seven, be, and the same are, hereby repeal
ed.
SEC. g. That all provisions OF law under
which nloieties of any fines. penalties, or for
FIXTURES, under the customs-reyenue laws, or
any share therein, or commission thereon, are
paid to inforlners, or officers of customs, OF
other officers of the United States, are hereby
repealed; andfroln and after the date of the
passage OF this act the proceeds of all such
fines, penalties. and lorfeitures, shall be paid
into the Treasury Of the United States.
SEC. 8. That 1t shall hereafter be the duty
of the Secretary Of the Treasury, out OF any
money specifically appropriated by Congress,
to make suitable compensation in certain cases
under the customs-revenue laws, as hereinafter
provided and not otherwise; and for the par-
pose Of making such compensation for the next
fiscal year, the sum of one hundred thousand
dollars is hereby appropriated out Of any mons
ey in the Treasury not otherwise appropria-
ted; and he shall annually report to Con-
gress, in detail. all payments by him for such
purpose.
SEC. 4. That whenever any officer Of the
customs or other persons shall detect and seize
goods, wares, and merchandise, in the acs Of
being struggled, or which have been smugglell,
he shall be entitled to such compensation there
foras the Secretary of the Treasury shall award
not exceeding in amount one-half OF the net
proceeds, if any, resulting from such seizure
after deducting all duties, costs, and charges
connected herewith; Provided, That for. the
purposes OF this act, smuggling shall be con-
strued to mean the act with intent to defraud
OF bringing into the United States. OF, with
like intent, attemptingto bring into the Unit
ed States. dutiable articles without passing the
same, or the package containing the same
| through the custom-house, or submitting
| them to the officers OF the revenue for eNami
nation. And whenever any parsonnot an Off
! Ger Of the United States shall furnish 70 dis
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-09-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

To supply deficiency in the appropriation
for the payment OF Navy pensions, seVehty=nVe
thousand dollars.
For salary of deputy commissioner OF pen
sions. two thousand five hundred dollars for
salary of medical referee, two Thousand five
hundred dollars for additional compensation
of four surgeons, two thousand four hundred
dollars; making, in all, seven thousand four
hundred dollars.
To pa5 John W. Wright for rent of building
corner G. and Eighth streets Tor one year. nlne
thousand dollars. ~
For compensation of the commissioners APP
pointed under the first section OF the act APP
proved March third. eighteen hundred and sew
enty-three. entitled San act to authorize the
President to ascertain the value of certain lands
in the State of Iowa, north of Raccoon Fork OF
the Des Mones River, held by settlers under
the presumption and homestead laws OF the
United States,'' five thousand five hundred dol
lars. or SO much thereof as may be necessary
for the payment Of the per diem and actual ex-
penses Of the commissioners, to be expended
nnder the direction of the Secretary OF the In
terror,
For the Soldiers and.Sailors' Orphans home,
Wa ,bincton City, District OF Columbia, to be
expended under the direction OF the Secretary
of the Interior, eleven thousand three hundred
and fifty dollars and ninety-seyen cents Pro-
vided That hereafter no child or children shall
be admitted into said home except 1.-THE desti-
tute orphans Of soldiers and sailors who have
died in the late war on behalf OF the Union Of
these States,'' as provided for in section three
Of the act entitled IAN act to incorporate the
National!Soldiers' and Sailors Orphans Home. -
approved July twenty-tifth, eighteen hundred
and sixty-six: and provided further, That no
chill / not an invalid shall remain in said home
after having attained the age u sixteen years.
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Stnn,st0m Cards.

EO SHARES lST NATIONAL BANK OF HAIR
w RISONBURG STOCK FOR SALE.-Apply to
j. Bumgardner Sons or address
WILLIAM FISHER & SONS,
Bankers and Stock Brokers.
50 South ST., Baltimore.
Dealers in Virginia Securities and Coupons upon
which prepared at all times to make advances
on the most favorable terms. ie 25-4t