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PAbSKD AT THE
&ECOXD SESSION OF THE FOIITY
SECOND CONGRESS.
Genhkal Is atuue So. 112.
AN ACT niaUlngnpproprlntlonsIor thcsnp-
port of the army Sir tlie j car c mil 113 .June
thirty, eighteen hundred ami eoventy-
tiirce,.ancl for other purposes.
Tin it enacted bu the Senate and
House of Representatives of the United
States of America in Congress assem
bled. That the following sums he,
and the same are hereby, appropria
ted, out of any moneys in the treas
ury not otherwise appropriated, for
the support of the army for the year
ending June-thirtieth, eighteen hun
dred and seventy-three:
For expenses of the Commanding
General's Office, five thousand dol
lars. .,. ,
For expenses of recruiting and
transporting of recruits, one hundred
and twenty thousand five hundred
aud eighty dollars.
For contingent expenses sf the-Ad-jutent
General's department at the
headquarters of military divisions and
departments, five thousand dollars.
For the exnenses of the sigual-ser-
-cp of the armv. twelve thousand;
five hundred dollars.
For p.iy of the army, and for pay
ment to discharged, soldiers for clo
thing not drawn, twelve million one
hundred a-nd five thousand five hun
dred and ninety-one dollars and thirty-two
cents.
For allowances to officers of the
army for transportation of themselves
and their haggatre, when traveling on
duty, without troop, escorts or sup
plies, two hundred and forty thou
sand dollar".
For general expenses, such as tisc
aoiapensation of witnesses while on
court-martial service, and traveling
expenses of paymasters' clerks, and
postage on letters, and packages, and
telegrams received and sent by ofil
eers of the army on public business,
military commissions and courts of
inquiry,- one hundred thousand dol
lars ,
For subsistence of regular troops,
engineers, and Indian scouts, two
million seven hundred and seventy
thousand nine hundred and forty
four dollars-.
For regular supplies of the Qtmr
iermnster's department, to wit : For
the regular supplies of the Quarter
master's department, consisting of fu
el for officers, enlisted men, guards,
hospitals, storehouses, and offices ; of
forage in kind for the horses, mules,
and oxen of the Quartermaster's de
partment, at the several posts and
stations, and with the armies in the
field; for the horses of the several
regiments of cavalry, the batteries of
artillerv, and such companies of in
fantrv and scouts as may be mounted,
and for the authorized number of
officers' horses, including bedding for
the animals,' of straw for soldiers'
bedding; and of stationery, includ
ing blank books for the Quartermas
ter's department, certificates for dis
charged soldiers, blank forms for the
Pav and Quartermaster's departments.
and for printing of division and de
partment orders and reports, four
million dollars.
For incidental expenses, viz: For
portage and telegrams or dispatches ;
extra pay to soldiers employed, under
the direction of the Quartermaster's
department, in the erection of bar
racks, quarters, storehouses, and hos
pitals, in the construction of roads,
and" other constant labor, for periods
of not less than ten days, under the
acts or iuarch second, eighteen hun
dred sr.d nineteen, and August fourth,
eighteen hundred and fifty-four, in
cluding those employed as clerks at
division and department headquar
ters; expenses of expresses to and
from the frontier posts and armies in
the field ; of ecorts to paymasters
and other disbursing officers, and to
trains whero military escorts cannot
be furnished ; expenses of the inter
ment of officers killed in action, or
who die when on duty in the field, or
at posts on the frontiers, or at posts
and other places when ordered by the
Secretary of War, and of non-commissioned
officers and soldiers ; au
thorized office furniture, hire of la
laborers in the Quartermaster's de
partment, including the hire of in
terpreters, spies, and guides for the
army ; compensation of clerks to offi
cers of the Quartermaster's depart
ment; compensation of forage and
"wagon masters authorized by the act
of July filth, eighteen hundred and
thirty-eight; for the apprehension of
deserters, and the expense incident to
their pursuit ; and for the following
expenditures required for the several
regiments of cavalry, the batteries of
light artillery, and such companies of
infantry and 9eouts as may be mount
ed, namely: the purchase of travel
ing forage, blacksmiths' and shoeing
tools, horse and mule shoes and nails.
Iron and steel for shoeing, hire of vet
erinary surgeons, medicines for horses
and mules, picket-ropes, and for shoe
ing the horses of the corps named;
also, generally, the proper and author
ized expenses for the movement and
operations of an army not expressly
assigned to any other department, one
million two hundred thousand dol
lars. For purchase of horses for the cav
alry and artillery, and for Indian
scouts and for such infantry as may
be mounted, three hundred thousand
dollars.
For transportation of the army, in
cluding baggage of the troops when
moving either by land or water; of
clothing, camp, and garrison equipage
from the depots of Philadelphia and
JefiersonviHe to the several posts ami
army depots, and from those depots
to the troops in the field ; of horses
equipments and of subsistence stores
from the places of purchase, and from
the places of delivery under contract
to such places as the circumstances of
the service may require them to be
ent; of ordnance, ordnance stores,
and small-arms from the foundries
and armories to the arsenals, fortifica
tions, frontier posts, and armv depots;
freight, wharfage, tools, aud ferriages;
the purchase and hire of horses,
mules, oxen, and harness, and the
trtirchaseand repair of wagons, carts,
and drays, and of ships and other
sea-going vessels, and boats required
for the transportation of supplies and
for garrison purposes ; for dravageand
cartage, at the several posts hire of
teamsters, transportation of funds for
the pay and other disbursing depart
ments ; the expense of sailing public
transports of the various rivers, the
Gulf of Mexico, and the Atlantic and
Pacific; for procuring water at such
posts as, from their situation, require
It to.bo brought from a distance; and
for clearing roads and removing ob
structions from roads, harbors, and
rivers to the extent which may be re
quired for the actual operations of the
troops in the field, four million dol
lars. For hire of quarters for officers on
military duty, hire of quarters for
troops, of store-houses for the safe
keeping of military stores, of offices,
aud grounds for camps, and for sum
mer cantonments, and for temporary
frontier stations ; for the construction
of temporary huts and stables; and
for repairing publio buildings at es
tablished posts, one million two hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars.
For construction and repairs of hos
pitals, one hundred thousand dollars.
i-or heating and cooking stoves, ten
thousand dollars.
- puiunose ami manufacture of
for preserving n,'A
equipage, and materials on hand at
the Schuylkill arsenal and other de
pots, seven hundred and seventy
thousand dollars.
For the necessary expenses of such
sales or stores of material belonging
to the army establishment as may be
authorised by law, ten thousand dol
lars. . .
For establishing and maintaining
national military cemeteries, two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
For armv contingencies, namely,
! such expenses as are not provided for
tv Oilier esiiiuaies, euiuinuiiig "
branches of the military service, sev
enty-live tlKUsaiul dollars.
For purchase ol medical ana Hospit
al supplies, pay of private physicians
employed in emergencies, hire of hos
pital rftteiHams, expenses of purvey
in., depot", of medical examining
boards, and incidental expenses of the
Medical department, three hundred
thousand dollars.
For providing surgical apparatus or
appliances for the relief of person
disabled in the military and naval
service of the United States, and not
included within the terms of any law
nrMticial limbs or oilier
BANKS.
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special relief, ten thousand dollars, to
be expended under tho direction of
the Secretary of War: Provided,
That a report'shall be made to Con
gress at its next annual session, show
ing the name and residence of each
person relieved, and tho nature and
cost of the apparatus provided.
For the Armv Medical Museum and
medical and other necessary works
for the library of the Surgeon Gen
eral's Office, ten thousand dollars. ?
Engineer department at Willett s
point : ,
For protection of ponton-boats, re
modeling ponton material, and for
current expenses of depot, five thou
sand dollars.
For modification and repair of buil
dings, rive thousand dollars.
For erection of a new chapel, five
thousand dollars.
For repairs of instruments for gen
eral service of the corps of engineers,
ten thousand dollars.
For purchase of siege and mining
material, aud for simple photographic
apparatus for copying maps, one thou
sand dollars.
For expenses of trials with torpe
does for harbor and land defense, and
material for same, ten thousand dol
lars. .
For the ordnance service required
to defray the current expenses at the
arsenals; of receiving stores and issu
ing arms and otherordnance supplies;
of police and office duties ; of rants,,
tolls, fuel, and lights; of stationery
tu office furniture: of tools and in
struments for use ; of public animals,
forage, and vehicles; incidental ex
penses of the ordnance service, in
cluding those attending practical trials
and tests of ordnance, small-arms,
and other ordnance supplies, two
hundred thousand dollars.
For manufacturing metalic ammu
nition for small-arms, one hundred
and twenty-five thonsand dollars.
For overhauling,, preserving, and
cleaning new ordnance stores on hand
in the arsenals, seventy-five thousand
dollars.
For sea-coast cannon, and carriages
for the same, one hundred and twen
tv thousand dollars.
" For experiments and tests of heavy
rilled ordnance, two hundred and
seventy thousand dollars: Provided,
'"hat this appropriation shall be ap
plied to at least three models of heavy
ordnance, to be designated by a board
of officers to be appointed by the Sec
retary of War, which report shall in
clude both classes, breech and muzzle
loading cannon, and the powder and
projectiles necessary for testing the
same shall be supplied from stores on
hand.
For constructing nnd testing Mof
fat's breech-loading field-piece, eight
thousand dollars; and for testing
James Crockett's graduating and ac
celerating cartridge, and for experi
menting with patent metallic cart
ridge of Willis E. Moore, and other
improvements in ammunition, five
thousand dollars.
For purchae and manufacture of
other ordnance stores to nil requisi
tion of troops, fifty thousand dollars.
For manufacture of arms at the na
tioual armory, one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars : Provided, Thai no
part of this appropriation shall be ex
pended until a breech-loading system
for muskets and carbines shall have
been adopted for the military service
upon the recommendation of the board
to be appointed by the Secretary of
War. which board shall consist of not-
I le3s than five officers, as follows: one
general officers, one ordnance officer,
and three ofiieers of the line, one to
be taken from the cavtdri', one from
the infantry, and one from tho artil
lery : And provided further. That the
system, when so adopted, shall be the
only one to be used by the Ordnance
department in the manufacture of
muskets and carbines for the military
service; and no royalty shall be paid
by the government of the United
States for the use of said patent to any
of its officers or employees, or for an
patent in which said officers or em
ployees may be directly or indirectly
interested.
Sec. 2. That hereafter it shall be il
legal to brand, mark, or tattoo on the
body of any soldier by sentence of
court-martial, and the word "corpore
al" shall be stricken from the forty
fifth of the rules and article for the
government of the armies of the Uni
ted States.
Approved, June 6, 1S72.
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fetock of clothing, camp and arriso
Gkntekat, Nature Xo. 113.
AN ACT to continue the net to authorize the
sottloinetu of theaccoimts of ofiieers of the
army jiud navy.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of licnrcscntativcs of the Uni
ted States of America in Conrrcss As
sembled, That the act to authorize the
settlement of the accounts of the offi
cers of the army and navy, approved
June twenty-third, eighteen hundred
and seventy, shall continue and be in
force for two years from June twenty
third, eighteen hundred and seventy
two, and no longer.
Approved, June 7, 1872.
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We will take Stock
Hogs on present in
debtedness, or will ex
change Nursery Stock
for them.
FURNAS & SONS,
BroAvnville, TVeT.
BULBS! BULBS!!
FOR TEE PALL TEADE OF '72.
This Wonderfsil Vegetable
restorative is t5ic sheet-anchor
of the feeh&ai2d lebi:it:ated.
-8 a tonic and cordial Tor the
ed and languid it has o
equai among stomachics. As a
remedy for the nervous weak
ness to which women arc es
pecially subject.it as supersed
ing: every other stimulant, fin
all climates, tropical, temper
ate or frigid, ii acts as a speci
fic ia every species of disorder
which undermines the bodily
strength and breaks down the
animal spirits.
Beautiful Woman!
The finest collection of hardy, oat-door bulbs
from our imported stock, eTcr offered In the
United States. Remember that Hacinth;. Tu
lip. Crocus, etc., must be planted In the fall to
secure spring bloc-m. Sent bj- mail.
FURXAS &. SONS,
40-tf BrownvIUe. Neb.
HACAXS MAGXOLIA KAMI gives to
the Cuinplrxton tlie Frenliuen!.
of Youth.
TrAOAN'sSrAON-OLjA Balm orerconie"; the fluhed
appearance caused by heat, fatigue and excitement
It makes the lady of forty appear but tn-enty, and
so naturally and perfect that no person can detect
its application. By its use the roughest skin i
made to rival the pure radiant texture of youthful
beauty, it removes redness, blotches, ai: pimple?.
I It contains nothing that will Injure the siin iu the
least.
Magnolia, Bam isusrby aHfashlonaoIcladles
I in New York. London and Paris. It costs only 75
cents per Battle, and Is sold by all Druggists and
Terlumers. nyj
J HTJDDA I" RT & CO IE
SUBSCRIBE forthe'-WeeklyAdvertiser." Old.
est paper In the State.
Thresher of the Period,
"AULTMAN & TAYLOR""
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MIDLAND PAOmO EAILWAY.
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Takes effect Sunday. September:, 1ST- Trains dnily
except Sunday.
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The brllllamt Bnccesa o these Improved'
Grain-Saving, Time-Saving and Money-Earning
Threshing Estallithncnts is unparalleled in the annals
0 JUrm Machinery. Largely increased earnings are
reported by Threshermen who have purchased A
great saving of grain by Farmers who have employed
Three years introduced and proven Fully E
tsllsd A'o experiment In use in 400 Gmnties
in 18 States by 1700 purchasers Endorsed by forty
thousand farmers who have employed Won Grain
Saving Matchless "separating" principle They'
lhaU thegrain out of the straw No Beaters, Pickers,
Saddles or Endless Aprons No clogging or "wrap
ping" in Flax or Wet Straw "Overblast" Fan
Sieves have over eleven square feet ofsurfauTS.s.ny
kinds of IVorls Great "capacity" in Wheat,
SyeOats, Barley, Buckwheat, Peas, Beans, Millet,
Hungarian, etc. Unapproachable in Flax Unri
valed in Wet Straw and Grain Unsurpassed in
Timothy Tlme-Savlng No litterings to clean
up No detention from wet straw, high winds, putter
ing, clogging or badweather Quickly set and moved
glns.pl y comstraoted- Easily managed-Remark-ably
light draft Very durable Cheaply Tcept tft order
only about one-halt as many Belts, Gear Wheels,
Boxes, Journals, Shafts and Pulleys to clog, wear out,
add to draft, or to keep in repair as in Endless Apron
Machines More conveniences and less to annoy AU
the latest improvements-'Slorxey-Tlflfiiclixg-Faster
threshing Less detention Choice of jobs Extra
Prices for work Farmers wait for weeks and months
Elegant Finely Finished Salable.
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andpost office addss), and get a Factory Price
Iilat and Descriptive Pamplilet (free) con
taining CO illustrations and letters from hundreds of
purchasers. "Complete Threshing E
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STATIONS.
EASTWAltD
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Unadilla
Palmyra....
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The time given abovois that of Jjiucoin, being S7
minutes Ior than Jhat of Ch length
r. a. snowEiis. j. a. coxvetjse.
Train Jfaster. Superintendent.
Burlington & Missouri Kiver E, E,
IX NEBRASKA,.
PASSENGER AXJTjnXEB TRAINS,
KUNMING BET'EEX
Plaltsmouih jmd Lincoln.
To take Effect U'cdneidaT, Hoc. QQ1S71.
STATIONS
WESTWARD.
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PlatLsmoutii ' '."MO p. m. leave, 100 a.ni. leave.
Omalia Junction.. 4.-20. , ' 1025
LouiivIIIp 5:0 , Hfc50 ,....
South IJend. 5:10 (llrtfi
Ashland ,::0 , 1 11:30
Greenwood 7:00 . Hl:t5
AVaverly 17:25 1 12.00
Newton '7:45 . 12:12 p. m
Lincoln S:15p.m. arriveJ 12:40 p.m.iwa'ive
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Lincoln... S.OOa.m. leave. 2:00p.m. leave..
Denton 8:35 .. 2:35
Highland 9-.05 . 3:05
Crete 9:20 S20
Dorchester. 1 10:COii.m.nrrive. 4:10 p.m.nrrive.
STATIONS
EASTWARD.
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Plattsmouth
Omahn Junction.
.Louisville
South Bend.
Ashlund. . .
Greenwood ..
Waverly
Xeuton
Lincoln
Lincoln
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Highland
Crete
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. ' 9.50 a.m. leave. 3:30 p. m. leave.
The time given, afcovs is toat of Omaha, being 33
minutes slower than that of Chicro.
T1IOS. COAKfE,
Chief Engineer and Superintendent.
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Tl.HE TAIJM: No. 10.
To take effect Sunday, July 1A, 1371.
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th.an any ot2iei" lioiase in Nebraska.
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St. Joseph. Mo.
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st. Joseph. Mo.
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WITHOUT CHAXGE.
1872. SUMMER SCHEDULE. 1872.
7:30 A, M. Dcy Express.
Throiich to New Yurk, Chicago. Cincinnati ami J
LouibViiio liaiiy except uuuay.
4:45 P. M.Accoramodation.
For all Way Stations Daily except Sunday.
6:15 P. M.-FastLine.
With Pullman's Pa'ace Sleeping Car throuRh to
2'eff York, Cincinnati and Louisville DAILY.
6:45 P. M:.-0hicago Express.
With tlirough Sleeping Car Daily ex. Saturday
Ticket Offlce 103 If. Fourth St., ocr.Cheshnl St.Loais.
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Ticket AkoiU, Webt'n Pass Ak'I,
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Oen'l Sujit. Gen'l P.i-ss. Au't.
Indianapolis. St. Louis
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Steel Rail! Double Track!
Baltimore and Ohio R. E.
The (Jreat Short Line from
CINCINNATI or COLl'JIBCS
EAST!
Savins 67 to 110 miles, and arriving one Tain in
Advance at
Saving 59 miles, arriving fi1, hours in advance at
BAIiTIlVTORE.
Saving 77 miles, arriving S'J hours in advance at
W.A. SHI JNTC3-T02ST.
Ileaching
One Train the Quickeat.
iTT'iisra-s.
Haying determined to reduce
our stock of Dry Goods, Notions,
&c. and haying on liand a very
large and extensiye stock, vre yill
commence on Monday, tlie 15th
of August, and will sell our en
tire stock at such prices as will
insure a speedy sale.
Our only object is to get mon
ey, therefore we will sell for cash
only.
To secure great bargains, call
early, with the cash, and be as
tonished at the low prices.
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T5S LOWEST PRICSS.
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88 z 90 JVEJ5.lJNr STREET,
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No. 70 Main Street,
Irownville, Nebraska.
Largest Stock in the Market.
Great Inducements Offered.
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Tha Great Iron 3ailway Bridges orer the
Ohio River, nt Farkeraburfj and
Hellairc, are CoinpletciK
3rOP.NT'G AND NIOIIT IJNIS OF
Pnllfisan's Pabcs teicg Rocm and Eissping Cars
Are run on this Itoute from Cincinnati or Col
umbus to Haltirnnre and Wiusliingtom City,
WITHOUT CHANGE.
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feai k e&s & vsa c.-iie
Wholesale zi& Retail dealers in
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"Te sell til
STUDEBAKER AND WHITE WATER
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PERPETUAL BLOOMING ROSES.
Orer tiro hundred different finest Tarietics
prepetnal blooming and climliinir roses, of our
own raisins, hardy Tor out-door cultivation and
line for winter bloom in the parlor. Can be sent
br mail.
40-tf
FURNAS &. SOXS,
BrownvIUe, Neb.
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By tills Route you avoid ALL OMXIB.US TBA'S-
i'KBS and FEKHIii?.
Tickets forsale at all Ticket Ollicts in the South
nud West.
L. M. COLE. J. L. WIIOX.
Gen'l Ticket Agent, Master Trantpor'n
Baltlmnre Jld. Baltimore. Md.
SIDNKV B. JuXP.Jen'I Pass. Ag't Cinciiiimti.O
Kansas Pacific Railway.
Short, Favorite and Only
ALL KAIL ROUTE I
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WAGONS,
AND BUSIES OF ALL KINDS.
If you want anything, come and ask for it.
WE KEEP NOTHING BUT FIRST CLASS GOODS, AND GUARAN
TEE ALL OUR GOODS TO BE AS RECOMMENDED.
IKXVER,
KUIE.
NEW MEMPIIIS.
IDAHO sI'I'.I'Gs,
GKKKX CITY.
ELKO.
M VBYSVILLE.
(JEOBGETOWN,
LOJJlOXT,
TO
GREELEY,
RENO.
CiOLDEX CITY.
CENTRAL CITY.
VILLA LAIONT,
EVANS,
bALT LAKE CITY,
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16S
210
COLORADO isPUINGS. SAN ElVNCIsCO.
And all pomti In
Knnsni,, Colorado, the Territories, and
the Pacific Count.
MILES the Shortcut Line from Kansas Ci
ty to Denver.
MILE tlie Shortest Line to PubIo, Trin
idad. Santa Pe. and all poinuin New Mex
ico ana Arizona.
Remember that this is theOreat Through Line.and
thre Is
K"o Other All Rail Route
to any of the above points.
There is no tedious omnibus or ferry transfer by
this route, as the Great Rivers are all Bridged,
PULLMAN PALACE CARS,
run through from KANAS CITY to DENVER
Without Change.
Passensrers by this route have an opportunity ot
viewing the fine Agricultural Districts of Kansas,
and can stop over at Denver and visit the rich
mining, agricultural and grazing distrits of Colora
do. Close connections made at Kansas City with all
trains to and from the .East, North and South.
Be sure .to ask for Ticket via. Kansas
City and the Kansas Pacific Railway.
ED3CD S. BOWEN.Gn'ISupt.
BEVERLY R. KEIM, Oen'l Ticket Agent.
GEXEHAL OFFICES, Kansas Clty,Mo
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Principal OflictJlOl Yi. Fifth St., Cincinnati, 0
The only Reliable G a Distribution in the County
IN VALUABLE OIFTS
to be distributed In
L. D. SIDE'S
39tU SEMI-ANNUAL
fSlFT ENTERPRISE!
1o bedrarrn
SOa'DAY, OCT. 7th, 1S72.
ONE. GRAND CAPITAL PLIZE; OF
$10,000 IN GOLD !
5 Prizes SI, 000 f i ?
5 Prizes 500 . X Qreennaftks I
10 Prizes 100 s ( -
Two Family Carriages and Matched Horses, with
fallver Mounted Harness, worth MOO each.
Two Horses and Rugbies, with Silver-mounted
Harne-s, worth vju each.
Two line-toned Rosewood Piano, worth S-Vfl eacli.
Ten tamlly sewing Machines, worth lOoeach.
lo00 Gold and Silver Lever Hunting Watches, worth
rrom m to.luo each.
Lndies' Gold Leontine Chains. Gent's Gold Vest
Chains. Solid and double plated Silver Table and
Teaspoons, Photograph Albums, Jewelry, etc., etc.
Wuole Number Gifts, 10,000.
Tickets Limited to $50,000.
Agents wanted to sell tickets, to whom liberal Pre
miums will be paid.
SINGLE TICKETS i2; 6 TICKETS I0; 12 TICK
ETS $Z0; 25 TICKETS flO.
Circulars containing a full list of prizes, a des
cription of the. manner of drawing, and otiier in
formation in reference to the Distribution, will b
sent to any one ordering them. All letters most bc
addressed to
Ii. D. SINE, Box 86.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Offleo.lOl WStli St, 4 ty
Great Through Passenger Route
THE OLD RELIABLE
HAN RIB AL & ST. JOF,
AND
Council BltLSs H. R. &
VLV-T JOSEPH ND il"-V
TWO FAST EXPEESS TRAIN'S
Crowing the MJssissipi : rt Quisiy on iVi-i- w J
PULLMAN SLEEPING PALAtESj
-FROM
BROYI'XYIIXE TO Ql"I.VCSi
Without Chaure of Cars.
THIS IS THE REST SHORT LINf
TO OUI.VCY, ST. LOUIS. CUi'
Memphis. New Orleans. Jacksonville -J" -"
lield, Dtcatur. Toioiw, La Fayett-. !"
apolts, ( mcinnati. Louisville Naohi '
Chat'mioo.'i, Le-xlneton, CoIur..r)ii
Wheelins;, I'arket'jbunc. Blt--more.
Washington,
l:chnind.
jj-ii wT .tiost luzsiu.iui.r.'.R'rft
To Ft. Wavne. Toledo. Crest!iiH I1tt-ju.
Harrlsb'urK. PhiladelphMt. New .-
Hostou. and all poia.
SOUTH .ZSTID EAST.
PassenKerstaklmrother lin- et or -
by all means taicpths liireuirmwc.ainl' - "
section of splendid country.
Buv Your Through Tickets
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For sale at Ticket Offices t Jsph ';.,.
BlufrsIL R.. at the r-ur Ilotfl. n,"vi''I
enson t Cross. Ticke: AsenH.aiKlut n"'i . .
and other stations on line of road, ar j w -
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