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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-10-22

Judge Johnston, in his speech on the
10th, endeavored to pay Emporia compli-
ment by saying that he founded the town
site four years ago, while out here for the
purpose of holding court at Columbia and
added that there were not enough people
living in this part of the country then to Or
ganize court. and il was adjourned. A
gentleman who resided in this neighborhood
at that time informs US that the Judge
''found" another thing when down here,
and so did a good many others, and that
was the reason why &c court adjourned"
Court was drunk and didn't under
stand ITSELF
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Man Killed.

We learn that man named William Hugh,
living on the Cottonwood sixteen miles west
of Emporia, was killed on last Thursday
night by party of settlers in that neigh
borhood, WHO came to his house and shot
him, and afterw ards hung him up on the
corner of his cabin. Hugh is said 10 have
been a malicious and dangerous man
threatening the lives of several who doubt
less had hand in this affair. We have
heard the names of several that were pres
ent, who are men of responsibility. We
forbear further comment, as we understand
that the parties have expressed willing
ness to submit the whole case to legal in
vestigation. @s --7~
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He was a member of the

four years term. He was member of the
Wyandott Convention. and was considered
by good judges to have been in many res
poets the most able and influential man the
Convention. contained. As popular speak
er, he has few superors in Kansas, while
his sturdy independence commends him to
| the warm regard of ali who know him.
| With Lawrence D. Bailey, the candidate
for Associate Justice for the two years
term-many of our readers are personally
well acquainted. He is sound lawyer,
with both legal and literary qualifications
of a high order. As a member of the last
Territorial Legislature, he achieved sub
stantial reputation as legislator of prac-
teal ability and sound judgment. Mr.. B..
has been a citizen of Kansas for nearly
three years, and was an active and efficient
worker in the Free State party. Of sterling
honor and integrity both as and as a
Republican, he will be an ornament to the
first Supreme Bench of the State of Kan
sas.
/ Such are the men nominated at Topeka
II cir election will ensure to Kansas an
abe, honest and economical State Govern
ment. Discarding all personal or local
prejudices, let us give a long pull, a
strong pull, and pull altogether on the 9th
of December next, and elect them to the
places for which they are respectively NOM
mated. 1t will be a proud day for Kansas
when, with such a board of State officers
and two Republican Senators, she takes
| her place in the Union.
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A Strange Oversight.

The most reprehensible act of careless
ness we have been guilty OF for some time was
our failure last week to record the visit of
Honorable Judge Sanders w. Johnston to
this place on the 10th inst, and the honor
he conferred of addressing our citizens
II isn't often that we are treated to a Dem
ocratic speech, and as on this occasion we
received "double DOSE the reason is
stronger that we should have noticed it
G. X. Holiday, who accompanies the Judge
as sort of travelling chairman" opened
the meeting with halfhour's speech. in
which he declared himself the best Free
State man in Kansas-was with the Repub
licans on the Constitution. and everything
else-but was going for Judge Johnston
because the next Congress would be Dem
ocratic, and therefore the only way we could
get favors from that body was by eleeting
one of their own choice. It was obvious
| to himself that Kansas would suffer, per-
haps be ruined if This policy was notadopted.
Elect Judge Johnston. and he would return
from Washington loaded with gifts from the
hand of sympathzing and generous Dem
ocratic Administration This was admira-
blooming, too, from .'good Free State
man. who was with US in everything
else.''
Mr.. Holiday having told US that it was
| for cur interest to vote for Judge john
+ ston, the Judge modestly arose and said he
,ras going 10 be elected Z He questioned Mr..
PARROTS sincerity to Republicanism-ta talked
disparagingly of what that gentleman had
done in Congress thought he could do a
great deal more-wanted the people to try
him. Although Democrat, he promised,
If elected. not to become partizan in his
efforts at Washington 10 legislate for the
interests of the Territory-in short, would
do anything his constituents wanted he
should. even to urging our admission under
the Wyandott Constitution, which instru-
ment he had opposed. Those present did
not seem to sympathize with his desire.
There was no applause nor ..smile Of appro-
baton" from any one during either dis
course.
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THE SORGHUM CRoP.-Several farmers in Brock
enridge have raised good crops of the Chinese
sugar cane this year, and some few have gone into
the manufacture of syrup this fall. Mr.. ]. N
Miller, of Dow Creek, brought in and exhibited a;
the agricultural society last Mosdsy sample Of
syrup of his make, which is good, particularly as
it was made without resorting to the use of lime
or other compounds, as is generally done. He has
already manufactured six hundred gallons, and
expects to make about one hundred more. Many
others in this vicinity have made than enough
for their own use
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"ArPIE PIE MILoS"-Mr. F. G. Hunt, a farm
er living up the Cotton wood five or six miles,
has grown a number Of this new species of vine
fruit the past season, the seed of which he offers
to furnish our neighboring farmers with. who will
send him their address through the Emporia post
office, enclosing postage stamp. These melons
grow larger than the common water-melons, and
resemble them much in appearance, but are only
good for cooking purposes. When sfewed they
cannot be told from apple, and they make excel
lent pies It will not do to plant them near other
melons We are indebted to Mr.. Hunt for one
weighing over thirty pounds, which was not the
largest he has.
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JOB PRINTING!.

The office of The EsEroRrA News Is furnished
with n complete assortment of the newest styles
of Type, Borders, Flourishes, Cuts, Cards, Fancy
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Executions Summons, Subpenas, Attach1e ntss
Recognizances, ETC., constantly on hand.
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On our second page this week will be
found the proceedings of the Democratic
convention, which met at Americas on the
18th, to organize the party for this county.
One or two of our Republican" friends up
north took part in the proceedings,
and letters of regards and sympathy
were, we are informed, sent in from vari-
Gus others, who dare not get, publicly, an
nounce their adhesion to the new order
They will show their faces when the ''loaves
and fishes" are in sight, and there is any
prospect of getting haul at them. Lee
them come out
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A Convention to Nominate a New
County Ticket.

From call published in another column,
1t will be seen that in consequence of OBJ
jections TO some Of the nominations made at
Americas on the 18th, a mass convention
of the Republicans of Breckenridge county
will be held at Fremont on the 3lst instant
to nominate new ticket. The objection
urged against the ticket already made, is,
that portion of the mea on it are Demo
Gratis. or questionable Republicans. That
such is the fact, none can honestly deny +;
and this being so, it is right that the ticket
should be reformed. The Democracy are
now organized in this county, and we think
the time is about passed for them to be al
lowed to put their own candidates upon our
ticket for us 10 elect because they are moi
strong enough to do it themselves. The
lines are now drawn between the two par
ties-let each take care of its own.
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FINE FRUIT TRErs-Mr R. b. Abraham. pro-
prietor of the Dow Creek Nursery, brought into
our Office for exhibition one day last week two
year old apple tree. of grated stock. which was
nearly eight feet high, and beautiful doubtless
as grew in the Garden of Eden. Mr.. a. has twen-
ty thousand of that age, and the same number
of one year old-all grated fruit-which are
said to be the finest lot altogether ever grown in
the Neosho Valley. A printed catalogue of the
varieties he eultivates may now be obtained by
addressing him through the EmpoFia pest office.
Our farmers will reeollect that the season is APP
preaching for transplan.iHg trees, and they should
improve the favorable opportunity of being sup
piled by Mr.. Abraham.
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CAMP-wAGoys FOR HoUsEs-We have before re-
ferred to the limited amount of surplus which
our building capacities at present afford, and the
fact that immigrants were still pouring in upon
us. The past week has added several more fami-
lies, who, being determined to remain, have taken
to camp life until they either build or find room
We admire their courage. If others who
have come here and gone away for this reason had
possessed such resolution, they would not now
have cause for regret q
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-10-22

CALIFORNIA ELEcTIoN.-The last over
land mail, bringing dates to the 18th ult.,
says sufficient returns had been received to
insure the election of the entire Lecompton
Democratic ticket. Two Members of Con
gress, Supreme Judge, State Printer. and
very large majority in both branches of the
Legislature. The Peoples Reform Ticket,
in San Francisco, has been elected by ma
iorities from 1000 to 5000.
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FRosr.-The first severe frost of the season oc-
Cured last Monday night There was also an
other Tuesday night. We have had one or
two slight frosts before, but only enough to nip
the vines little. Those of this week not only
nipped the vines, but was "after the pumpkins
and some other things. However. corn, and even
buckwheat, were out of danger and the grass had
become quite dry, that great damage will
be done
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DAMAGE BY FIRE-w. R. Swallow. Fsq., of
Waushara, in the north part of this county, came
down yesterday Through fire and smoke" he says
the prairies being on fire nearly the whole dis
lance. He r,pOrts that greet damage has been
done recently in his neighbour God by prairie fires,
many of the settlers on Elm and 142 creeks having
suffered the total destruction of their hay, and
considerable damage to fences and other property.
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MoRE SoUTHERs STArIEs--We have been shaw n
another sample Of cotton, grown the past season
by Mr.. j. n. Miller, on his farm I've miles north
Of Emporia- The stalk, Mr. n inforrns Us. grew
TO the height of nearly four Seet--in Tennessee
one of the greatest cotton States it seldom reaches
that-the bolls were plentiful and web filed. The
quantity raised was small. bat sufficient to demon
srate the fact thata larger yield would have proved
equally successful, and nc doubt profitable.
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LO @ A L.

RELIGToUs Nor1cEs Rev R. C. Brant will
preach in Templars' Hall to- morrow evening.
There will be Baptist Church organized in
Emporia Saturday, November 5th, at o'clock
P. NJ. AL wishing to unite in the organization
are requested to be present. or to send in their
letters for that purpose. There will be religious
services IN connection with the organization, on
Saturday. and also preaching on Sabbath morning
and evening. Any communications on the SUBJ
ject may be addressed TO the Rev. R. C. Brant,
Efnporia
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Pennsylvania and ohio.

The election for Legislative officers in
Pennsylvania, on the 18th, resulted in the
choice of % Opposition and II Democrats
in the Senate. and 65 Opposition to 81 Dem
ocrats in the House! In Ohio the returns
received indicate a Republican majority of
over fifteen thousand on the State ticket, and
a Republican majority in both Houses of
the Legislature. ~