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for ITSELF was written by the Dean Of he Fscn !,
the Philadelphia College of Medicine-to tbe eSIos y
Of the Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal An
Francisco, for publication: -
PHILADELPHIA January IL. leso
To the Editors Of the Pacific Medical and suTTc,,
Journal "-Gentlemen: My attention has been csl-5
TO an article in the December number Of your ionri
in regard to the ad eunGem degree granted bv ~
Philadelphia College Of Medicine to DR.. l.. Czanks-
When the application for the degree was made u X
Faculty it was accompanied by aifidavts and terti
mOnials To the effect that DR.. Czapkay was reruh,
graduate NJ. D. Of the University Of Pesth had serS
as Surgeon in the Hungarian army and was rpVnlss
practitioner of medicine. On the strength Of tbess
the degree was granted. The ad eundem degree !.
its name implies, is conferred graduates only ~
gives US new privileges. Had there been the sIrbt
est suspicion OF irregularty, the application Wenld
have been refused. By inserting this in your journal
you will do an act ofjustce to the college and conI,,
favor on, Yours, very respectfully, H. RAND.
Dean Of the Faculty Of the Philadelphia COLLEGE d
Medicine.
DIR. j. CZAPKAY's PRIVATE MEDICAL. ana
Surgical Institute is Sacramento street beloS
Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Mail SteamShlD
Companys ofHee, San francisco. The Doctor oHel,
free consultations and asRs no remuneration unles,
he effects cure Office honrs, from Q A. n. to err.
CERTIFICATE.
I, the undersigned Governor Of Hungary do te1HA,
hereby, that DR.. L. j. Czapkay has served during ~
contest for Hungarian liberty, as Chief Surgeon a
the Hungarian army, with faithful perseveFancs.-
whereof have given him this certificate and DO no
ommend him to the sympathy, attention and protee.
tion Of all those who capable Of approaching D.
triotic self-sacrifce and undeserved misfortune.
K0SSUTH LAJ0S,
Governor Of Hungary.
Washington City, Jan. 6, 1852.
So Persons not wishing TO lose time ID cones
pOnding please enclose $40 in their letters and tbey
will get immediate attention to their cases.
Address, L. J. CRAPKAY, ND.
San Francisco, Cal.
October, 1858. sma6
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OLYMPIA PRICES CURRENT-RETAIL.
coRBEcTED wEsslY FOR THE PIONEER AND DsMocRAT
by AYERS WILLIAMS.
TnnspAY EyENINe, JuIy 2l, ls5p.

IHRsDAY EYkNING, July IT. 1853.
The town demand for goods during the past week
has been remarkably light: although the average sales
have probably been fully sustained by buyers from
the interior who are freely purchasing in antispa-
tion of an abundant harvest.
Wheat Oats, and Eggs are scarce and in request
We note sales Of Bacon at lC@2O per lb Batter 37A
@4O; Eggs so cents per dOz.
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IekaItI Shipping RrpOrt.

In PORr LOADna-Bark NJ AAyaOwer, for San Fr,
CISCO iaF
Ship Triton for Calao.
Schooner ToandO, fo,San Isedro
Ship Eliza and Ella tOi Honlolul
Schooner kossuth for CnI1 1bia River.
Ship Leonore, San Frandsoo.
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LAGER BEER.
HEBRON 60

HEBRON & co.
A RE OUR AGENTS FOR THE WHOLESALE
"A and retail Of our Lager at Olympia and Hf
rounding country.
SCHMIDT 4 CO.,
Puget Sound Brewery, Steilacoom.
HEBRON 4 CO.,
S5:3m Agents, Olympia.
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REMOVAL.

THE Office of the superiutedent Of Indian Amin
i for Oregon and Washington Territory has ben
removed to Portland, TO which correspondents WI
address their communications. III
EDWARD R. GEARY,
Supt Ind. AnAn.
July IL, 1859. ss:SW
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B9- j. E. WHITwoRTH, of Freeman &
Co.'s Express, has again placed US under
obligations for late Oregon papers-Ad-
rertiser aud Ne1os Of 18th and 10th inst
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81 The Trustees Of the Puget Sound Wesleyan
lnst tute have elected the Rev. b. Lippencott Pm.
cpal Of said institute and the school viii be feoptnft
'.-.01l - TRusTEn.
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llrw AOurrtistmrRtS.

List of Letters
DEMAINING in the Post Office at Olympia, ". T.,
IL July LIST, 1852 and II not taken out within three
months will be sent to the Dead Letter Once as dead
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Prousions- Turpentine, 200
Beef, fresh, . lb.. ..l5@ls G,oce l;~-
Mutton" y a.. 5Suger. bio. Il n I20l5
Pork, fresh neat. none Su5H', vIi.e crush.
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LII uOrs-
Brandy, J9gal.. l.25@l.5O
Whiskey, !" T.. .L.00@l.60
Gin, u gal. ...... a 2.50
Port Wine, u gal. a 2.5O
Cherry Brandy, y
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HAEPEs,s FERRy, Oct. 10, 1889.

.
The prisoners have been committed to
Charlestown Jail to await the action of the
Grand Jury. They will be indicted and
tried ina few days. The question of ju-
risdiction has been settled III this way: The
local authorities are to try the prisoners for
murder, aud meanw bile, the United States
authorities are to proceed on the charge of
treason. Gov. Wise said to United States
District Attorney Ould that be has no OBJ
lection to the general Government proceed,
ing against the prisoners-that is, what will
be left of them by the time the Virginia au
thorities have done with them.
Brown is better, and has made fuller
statement, in which he saws he rented The
farm from DR.. Kennedy six months since,
and thexent IS paid till next March. He
never had over twenty two men at the farm
at one time that belonged to the organiza-
ton, but he had good reason to expect re-
Inducements from Maryland, Kentucky,
North and South Carolina, and Canada /; be
had arms sufficient for fifteen hundred men;
he had two hundred reyaiVers. two hum
bred Sharpe rifles. and atheusand spears ;
he left them at the farm he had abundance
Of powder and other ANN unition he
brought all the arms, from time to time,
from Connecticut and other Eastern points,
to Chambersburg. Pa; they were directed
to j. Smith d Sons, Kennedy Farm, his
assumed 6ame they were packed in doub:-
lie boxes, so as to deceive the parties who
handled them, to the farm; he says he
made one mistake, in either not OBTAINING
the train son Sunday night, or permitting it
to go on unmolested this mistake, he seem
ed 10 infer, exposed his doings too soon. and
prevented his freinforcements from com
ing. The names of all the parties on Sun
day nigh, except three white men, whom
he admits he sent away on an errand, are
fourteen whites, and four negroes.
Gen. Brown has nine wounds, but none
fatal. Bushels of letters have been discov-
cred in all parts of the country; one from
Gerrit Smith informs Brownyof money be-
ing deposited in bank in New York to the
credit Of G. Smith & Sons. IT appears to
be one of many, informing him from time
to time asenoney was received.
A dispatch just received from Harrer's
Ferry ,foots up the killed and wounded in
yesterdays conflict as follows: Killed, six
citizens and fifteen insurgents; wounded,
three Insurgents prisoners, five.
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eoresao1saeacs ;d;f be y. 3. Triluns,
The Virginia Insurrection.

3 BALTIMORE, Oct. 10, 1859.
Last evening, q sdesachnent of marines
and some HOluntesrs made a visit to BpoEn's
|house. The first visit was, to the school
silouse, and mol Browns, as was stated yes
They found large quantity of blankets.
boots. .sttEaA seieDhes. sents, and 3 fteen hun
dred pixies, with large blades affixed. They
also discovered a Carpet bag containing
doans cuts throwing much lighton the affair;
printed constitutions aud bylaws of an or
ganizatioa showingsor Indicating raui6ca7
tons 10. various States of the Union.
They also found letters from various in
dividuaIs at the North, one from Fred.
Douglass. containing zen dollars fnom.a lady
for 1fhe cause also a letter from Geriit
ESmith, about money matters, and a check
or draft by shimzfor $780, indofsedEby the
ca slier of a. New Yetk BaHk. name not
recellec,ed .essAIl these are in possession of
Gov. Wise. The Governor has issued 4
proclamation ogering s LOCO reward foE Cook,
and a large number Of armed men are now
securing the mountains in pursuit of him.
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LATEST DISPATCHES.
HARPER's FERRY, Oct.. 90, 1e

HARPER's FERRY, Oct..20, 1859.
The excitement here has not abated in
the least, aud rumors are multiplying every
moment. We have some authenticated
state ments from Cbambersburg, showing
that more supplies of arms and accoutre-
ments have been tracketi4toE flat gneighbdr
hood. The people will persist in believing
that they are surrounded by spies and ac-
COMPLIES of Capt. Brown.
Tie Kitbdrawals Of Col. Lee and the
Washington Marines last evening increased
the general CONSERVATION, and the citizens
are to day. under Col. Barbour,s of the Ar
mory, endeavoring to organize companies
for general defence. Virginia militia. how
ever, are not very tractable material for the
formation of efficient companies, as all hands
want to be captains.
Scouts are out in the mountains to-day
searching for Cook, but there is no doubt
thashe has ere this passed the Pennsylva-
MIA line, and is far on his way toward Canada.
Every stranger that comes here is looked
upon with suspicion, and several have been
arrested on the charge of being spies. Mr.
VIM. Lee, a gentleman from Charlottesville,
was brought in to-day. under arrest. caus-
ing great excitement. He was soon recog-
nized. and discharged.
Mr.. ouid also left for Washington last
evening, thus virtually leaving the prison
ers in the hands laf1he ~ irgipia authorities.
Ills said shat Gov. Wise, was not very
complimentary to the people Of Harperss
Ferry, isnputing to them cowaEdice, in al
lowing such. a handful of men. to hold a
population of nearly two. thousand inhabi-
tants as prisoners for twenty four hours
He also spoke of the fact of eight OF. ten
men keeping forty.cr Gfty icitiseas in con-
fnemenea3 One replied :.-sWell Governor.
but you mast remember, that they were
packed together like sheep His reply was:
= Yes, / know. that. but I must say, ! think
you acted like sheep also. :" pesy asv -
= The hearing of the case before the exam
ing court of justice will probably take place
tomorrow. when The prisoners viii proba-
bly, be removed to WylheEille for trial.
Capt. Blown is not considered in any
danger from his Wounds though Stevens
wilinot, it is thought, survive; he. howev-
er. has powerful constitution and may re-
= : 49,
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AN ARGUMENT.-It has been urged that
Parrot @assnoE able to accomplish much
during the last Congress, f from the fact that
a majority were of opposite politics, and he
tbeI Deinocras / Why eject 'himl again ?
Congress stsadsz thesssane ,yay.st they say,
and therefore we should elect Johnston. AS
poor as the argarne mt is Fit is against them
for there will4besa barge majority in the next
Congress against the Administration. Acz
cording to snch logic6as The above, ParrotL
is;Ehe>Yery man tohelect. The people11iH
do it-W bite sCfond Chief. 49,. - sss.lz
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The GREAT EAsrEKs-T There seems to
be slim prospect of this vessel crossing
the Atlantic this winter. She was at Holy
head at last reports. and is is generally be-
tlisEed that she viii take up winter quarters
NJ sSoathamptou. The indications are not
very favorable for her proving a profitable
nveslment.z So
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.ssy gEzsO ALoREcs Moron. Capt. Ericsson
has succeeded nj constructing caloric or
hot-air engine which, as a motive power.
seems seems likely to do away with steam. These
engines are coming rapidly into use. They
ara more economical, portable and simple
than steam engines. Some one hundred of
them are now in use in this country.
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CENTRAL KANSAS
LAND AND COLLECTIONS
a q n ~ o
Office Removed to t47 Commercial Street,
EMPORTA. KANSAS.
e. r. BANCROFT,

Real Estate Agent and Conveyanesr.
WILL ATTEND TO THE ABOVE BUsf-
w ness in all its branches, such as Entering,
Buying. and Selling Land, Paying Taxes, Renting
Land and Houses, Collecting Debts and Con-
veyancing. 5sat
fhave a complete set Of plats of all the bes.
land in this part of the Neasho and Cottonwood
valleys. pow offer fer sale. at low figures, the
following Real Estate.@ J4&Nb3ESfL
No. I.-Lots No. TIA AID 176 Commer-
cial street, Emporia, with two story frame house,
25xsQ feet. es
No. 2.-Lo4s No. 145 and i47 CONNER
cial street. with good house. well finished and
now; occupied as . dwelling and Office. @ -
No. 800 Lots, in Emporia; choice
selection, suitable for stores, shops, dwelling
houses, dc. 81
No. 4.-16o acres of land / ] miles from
Emroria, with Is acres under. cultivation, being
S. W. u Sec. Is, T. 10, r. II.
No. SO acres Of land i j miles from
Emporia, with living water; no improvements;
being ". Il N. E. II Sec. II, t. 10, R. IL.
Nor6.-8O acres of land. II miles from
Emporia, with living water 10 acres under god
cultivation, being w. y s. E. u See. 8. T. 10,
R. IL.
No. leo acres of land J mile from
town, living water and so acres of timber, being
the S. W. u Sec. 8. T. IS, R. IL. sss
No. 8.-160, acres of land mile from
town; no improvements; being the s. E. u Sec.
4, T. 10, R. IL.
No. 9.-160 acres of land in Madison
county. near Eagle creek. being the N W. d Sec.
81, T. 20. Ria
No. 1O.-160 acres of land near Forest
I1hll: living water, and little timber; being the
II. E. y See. 10, T. 10, R. u.
A full description of any of the above land will
be given, with the terms of sale, upon application
If by letter, enclose stamp. .F
Emporia. October 29th, lS59.-tf .--.4-t
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FoR Rss1SS rkksx9..AAg gentleman who passed

+ FoRER sUcANNEiRsss.9 gentleman who passed
through Upton short time since, informed
us thai he. saw two. fine coaches with O. V.
& S. K. R. R. in large gilt letters on them
designed by friend Spaulding, to run on
the line of the road from Boonville gia Tip
ing had proposed to the P. 8. Department
ito run tri-weekly line of coaches along
the whole line to Butler, and wait on Con-
gress for his pay. Should he get the con
tract. We shall have the coaches through
Cole Camp and Clinton, shortly. Every
thing Indicates the road to be a fixed fact,
andEfE now only remains Mith5the CITIZENS
infand around Clinton. to give, the thing a
start iq Henry county. and by taking the
same stand that all the other, counties have
taken, to give. us the road at once Clinton
Il No J Journal. r. y....4ses ss.sq 81 "a @
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The Hutchinson Family are now giving
concerts through New England. They
were at Concord. n. H., on the 18th ult.
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of September. at Sacramento. W. W. Cope
was sworn in by Judge baldwin. as Asso-
ciate Justice of the Supreme Ounrs. in the
place of Judge Terry, resigned. ~
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The ST, Joseph papers announce the dis.
covery of what, are claimed 10 be diamonds.
on the farm of Mr.. Isaac Edwards. in Blu
chanan county, eight miles from St. 10
seph. They vary from the size of a pins
head to that Of a pen. and cut glass viii
the utmost ease.
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and for ale.

r HAVE FOR SALE. about so acres Of good,
i dry, bottom land, on which there is 10 acres of
timber, lying south of the Cotton wood River, two
miles and half southwest of Emporia. A good
span of horses and wagon will be taken in part
pay. If you want bargain apply soon, to the
Undersigned, ii. Emporia. J.STOTLER.
Emporia, Oct 29tli-tf
LAND FOR THE IANDLESsl"
TOR SALE, VERY CHEAP. about 100 acres
IL of good bottom land, conta ming 10 or -
acres sim her. stssted three miles south west of
Einporia e. &c Dottonwoed River. "A good sole
of oxen will be taken as part pay. Apply imme-
diately to j. STOTLER, Emporia, or the under
signed On the premises. 7. P. HALL.
Emporia, Oct 29th.-6
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Republican Mseseslngsg-.stals oany ass.

sndJ p Hattsrscb4;dt ty1I~yfsitf amono others.
the follow towas Ia portion of Kansas
B euISs 2a YI' T7pGiiF
Ottuinwa, Monday, 18th,
ForestHilH Tuesday, 3" 18th,
EmpoEie. Wednesday. :. 18th 18th, ~
Superior, e4z. "a ~ ( % iszI1e sslss7 - .sss
J.P Root, John II. Robinion, Wrhs A. Phillips
and S. C. Smith wilr speak as follows: e eos
Council Grove. Thursday, Nov. 6tLsaat P NJ.
Cottonwood Fails, Friday, - lthsi5z
Emporia' Saturday. .siaa 8
Superior. Monday, Ia.f~T q q z zth'
ourhngane, .eb ..szgfs saa"s.y
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SHOWING THEIR TRUE coLoRs.-G. w.
Matthias Border Rufian member Of the
bogus Legislature, and pro slavery candi-
daIe for, Lieut. Governor under the Leeomp
ton swind.eryleads dhe. Dem eraticr ticket in
Lsaxenworth. CITY As candidate Tor Council
ma man: s4he ptossiaverys elsraentii jHst
ing every thing insesery county, where there
is. shssleast shag, of success, leaving, such
reuegades as Holiday and Schuyler 10 catch
simple Free State gudgeons in the interior.
ILd3reaeS Repabzieas. <5
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Dow creek Nursery.

YNHE snbscribef woald respectfully announce
- TO the settlers of Southwestern Kansas ulas
he has FIFTY THOUSAND fne. likely, one
and two year old Apple trees Of the very oess
varieties euitivated IN the west Ny gratis were
obtained Of one Of the best Nurseries ia Illinois,
and my trees are warranted to be the kind they
are represented will sell Aeder frees for As'
soneg than ever was known IN this part of kaasee;
slso have 900 900 OF 300, 600 of the largest ana
best hedge plants ever raised AnyMhese. fcr sa''
cheap. $500 sIlsassas ROBsT h aABhAhA
Dow Greek. Oct ]. IS59.-H
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.psnalaraEIk csantzz c6nyeasson.
FREMoNTr NeEember 5,


Pursuant to q cab, asDenocEatlc Mass
Convention metass this place foE tine Pur-
nose of nominating county ticket, also 70
Elect Delegates to 4 Senatorial and Repro
sentative District Convention, 70 be held at
Ottunwason the 10Th instr .besi q xlsal
At osefosk NJ, t6e Con vertiof was
called 70 order; On motion. pr: A WI: White
Iof Americus. was chosen Chairman, and
Pr. Parham, of Emporia. secretary.
After some very able remarks from sew
eral gentlemen, the Conventioh proceeded
to nominate a. county ticket, which resulted
as follows :sss21sJIK1 . ses1s1&1a
For Representative, E c. Stevens, oil
Probate Judge. H. wilmington, Of
A .slss.sh. alB.lobk. j RnIpOiDd do1d
Treasurer, j. s. Pigman, of Forest Hill.
Register of Deeds, Robert Best, of Wa
Fterloo. szzs5 Ia = Tsza j y = 9zTz}7
County Clerk, r.. Parhann. Of Emporia.
Surveyor, Joseph Butler, OF Americas.
Coroner, David Shaffer, of Fremont. = :
The following resolution. was then offered,
and uffanin Dusty adopted '--- g q "S&S1
That this Gonventiona deem it necessary
that the Office of Superintendent of Schools
should be filed bysa competent and relia-
bic person = without respect to his political
opinions; therefore IN view of the above facts
we2wilheu our untiring exertiens to elect
tie Rev. r. G, Brant, to fill that important
position IN our county.
The following persons were then elected
as Delegates to Oitumwa:
J. S. Pigman, J.B Eex,zChaIles Dodge,
poba.t RaSf ond A HIN White
Mr.. Ruggles then addressed ahe Conyen-
tion,sin am able manner, and was followed
By DR.. A. White. of Americus, after which
there being no further business before the
Convention. a motion to adjourn was sus
tanned. A. WHITE, Chairman.
, RoBERr PARHAA,. Secretary.
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RAILROAD MEETTNG.-There will be a
meefThs 81 tbes Directors of the jefferson
CITY and Neosbo, Valley Railroad Company
held at Hampden. on the 18th day of No
vember next Gentlemen from abroad and
officers 1of9the Board aresexpeoted TO deliver
aaHtesssE at that. pace, that day, <stv9
% cock P. NJ, and also ia dBnfkngpo6 On
ring thsEsfs1ing aAenlng .HNsdsSo Tailey
EStsgsseer:lz IEzg-w1z sw6e .ae8.lg5.ss
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+ IsPoPULATIoN OF Iowa 5 The total popu-
latiens eft the Stale of Iowa rs shown BIZ the
census of this years. SIX baadFed-and
E. s 1e thea saa re hahdsss k9d
ties not IN. win sven The aggregate to 635,
1000. 80 go hfs a.s e go
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Rates of Advertising.

fk insartiee Ae.ea cents eaen IN
sesfsfsax 4ssar 41ies pr AHERe ape rssze feYEA
col three II 90; 80 oo year. So All tran
s,..t .a s.rsrn must be paid in advance
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Destructive Fire in Leavenworth... :
On the naorning of si,e s20th ulf., at three


On the ndorninga of she 2osh altEat three
O'Clock, q, fire broke out in BussWood's Bill
lard Saloon. corner of Shawnee and Main
streets I'D d before thszfanss could beat
rested fifteen buildings aud their contents
were destroyed. The loss is estimated at
$3.50, 900, about two-thirds of which was
covered BY insurance IN Eastern offices.
Messrs. Russell, Majors d Waddell's
stores were consumed Their loss is &c.,
900. half of which IS insured rr9eg
The other principal sufferers are Lucas.
Moore & Co.. r. E. Allen, j. NJ. Terrell,
and 2 P skApplegate q Cd ron (
The Ysrapdah and shQfVell Houses i e were
ai sf fPesonsqi Ia.IEls Lgsf.ga
A FoRLoRN TAsk.--R. II. Ruggles, Esq,
editor ofsthesAnerieus Sentinel and an old
Chicago ehum. Of ours, paid us azyisit re-
centiy2 He bad started out from Americus,
a place near forty miles from here, with the
determination of securing The Valley in
search OF Democrats His researches had
thus far,git seemed, proved unavailing, and
in the height of his desperation. be called
upea Rs TO .seegif we. could not rendsv hin
some assistance. We gave him al the IN
formation on tie subject we were possessed
of. and off he started to follow our direc-
tons. After. trotting through the -stfee;s
until, is presumed, his perambulators gave
ont, and meeting with no success, he. ar
rived at the conclusion that this was no
place for him, and SO left in disgust. Who'll
find a Democrat for our poor friend Rug
giles ?-Aeosho sEalley Register. 7as q
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We. sUTLIFF, 100
Merehant ai1or.

l. wholesale and Retail dealer in Cloths, Clothing,
t Hats. CAPS, and Gents Furnishing Gosds. FL
| driGge House, two doors south of main entrance
! Iswreuec, Aug 2T, Ie5s-ly.
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Arrivals and Departures of Halls ~ and
from the Emporia Post Office.
Lawrence Mail arrives Saturdays ats 2
Leaves Mondays OF ga. ath1
Topekas Mail arrives. Tuesdays at Pm.
Leaves Wednesdaysat 8 a. Ms~i s<}@e+
Leaves Thursdays at IL NJ.
Fort Scott 8faii arrive 8 Saturdays at IL 49,
Leaves Mondays, at 10 49,
Weekly mail to Plymouth, Toledo and Cotton
wood Falls, west; also to Bayefds ElderedoS an
Chelsea, south.
Office open Sundays 'front.' y. 70 2RA.9
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