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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-10-01
The Harvests OF fine World-Prospects
Of Cheap Markets. 80

The HHrvests OF the World Prospeot
OF Cheap Markets.
The blessings Of Bountiful harvests have
rot been limited this year to any particular
quarter Of the world. All nations and peo-
pie are rejoicing alike in the fnllness of
which the earth has yielded her fruits. Our
oWp crops are larger by an average Of twen-
ty-fve per cent, than they have ever been
before. The haryests in England and Ire
land are represented as excellent. In France
the yield of wheat has been but little below
the average. and that, decline is eeunterbal-
anced by large reserves of old wheat, which
viii prevent the possibility of high prices.
All over the Continent the harvest has been
either equal 10 or better than that of former
years. Our latest dispatch from Liverpool
speaks of bread-stuffs and provisions being
very dull IN that market, and sales unim-
Iortant.
1t is. therefore. quite clear that our agri-
culturalists need not expect to get high
prices for their produce this year. Our
exports of grain to Europe viii not be on
very large scale. The excellence of the
harvests there forbids such an idea. But of
late years the social condition of the work
ing classes of the population of Europe has
been improving, and consequently the con-
sumption of flour has been increasing
This may tend measurabiy to augment our
export of grain; but still, all things consid
cred, that export cannot he very large
The farmer, therefore. who boards up the
produce of his fields in the hope that he will
obtain higher prices than now rule. runs a
risk of being looser rather than gamer
by the delay. Our agriculturalisls must be
content that the righteousness of the har-
vest counterbalances the low price of grain;
and as to those of cur people who are not
engaged in agricultural pursuits they will
have occasion to be thankful for seas on of
great prosperity and cheapness..-N =.
Herald
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cane crop, but they are efficient enough to dem.
onstrate the fact that there is sweetening in the
cane that will make good. palatable syrup GER
tainIy not inferior to most, If not All. the South
ern syrup sold here, and by many persons pre-
ferred tosit
We repeat that we are glad to see our farmers
taking this matter in hand. and we prophecy good
results from it-as from all efforts to KEEP our
MONEY AT HOME. And we shall be glad to pub
lish the result of the experiments in the manu-
facture of syrup in this vicinity
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improvements.

Emporia grows, notwithstanding the general
cry Of 'hard times -
Perley will soon be into his new stone store on
ware, Stoves and Tinware.
Messrs. Bailey d Heritage are erecting hand
some two story brick building Commercial
street, above Sixth Avenue.
C. G. Hassler has got his material ready for the
erection of large two story dwelling on Mer-
chant street. The workmen will soon be at it.
Mr.. Albert Thompson is ''making ready" to
erect n large stone dwelling on Exchange street;
also another on Congress street.
DR.. E. Hall is about ready to erect dwelling
ana office Merchant street.-The carpenters are
at work on it.
DIR. A. Isbeli is erecting two story frame
dwelling on Constitution street, which, when
completed will be one of the best in town.
Dr. j. F. Newton is erecting dwelling and of
fee on Merchant street.
F. Hanford is just completing his cabinet shop
on Sixth Avenue.
10 Rickabaugh is erecting handsome dwelling
on Mechanic street.
And in, addition to these, there are fifteen or
twenty more that will be commenced soon, to be
fms he'd during the fall.
That's the way we like to see it. The country
roundabout is pushing" Matchmaking more
town, more merchants, mechanics and manufac-
turers. We must have them, too. We want to
get good ready" this season for next year we
shall show "our folks" the second interior city of
the State of Kansas. feE
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Afying machine man at Mansfield, Ohio
named D. NJ. Cook, publishes card to the

A flying machine man at Mansfield, Ohio,
named D. M. Cook, publishes card to the
following effect:
81 am now engaged in the construction
of house to carry on and complete my
great design-the air ship-and hope, by
the Spring of 1860, to have my favorite
aerial car, Queen of the Air. perfected
BY this invention expect to navigate the
air, at will, with an inconceivable velocity
The car will re twelve feet long and four
and a-half feet in its equatorial diameter,
and of true pointed elIipss; and will be
elevated, propelled. and directed solely by
the force of the electric engine. without hy-
drogen gas, steam, fans, or rudders. con
fdently expect to finish my experiments du-
ring the coming winter: and next Summer,
ifsaccessful. will make voyage to San Fran
cisco, breakfasting here. dining there, and
returning the same day for supper, making
the entire trip in, about twelve hours !
Such is the kind of motor agency which
has occupied my attention. As to its feas-
ibility, I will leave the world to judge
for itself when this statement shall have
been practically demonstrated"
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Cooper d Hills are public benefactors, truly
Since they commenced operations here few
weeks since, it is astonishing how many of the
the old, dilapidated, dirty, implanted buggies
and wagons, have given place to gay and neat
equipages of that kind. They have had their
conoclastic brushes on almost every one of them
in this whole region of country. And we are in
hopes that they will soon get them on to few of
the dismal looking buildings yet remaining I'M
touched in town.
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The Buckwheat crop in this vicinity the pres
ent season promises to be good. The number OF
acres sownis considerably larger than ever here
"tOre in this sectiop-although many farmers
consider it too much of "pest." to be very prof
liable. But we believe With proper care, there
need not be much complaint. and we are very sure
That it will generally yield handsome nett profit
On the investment. We have always considered
"Ouekwheat.' as one of the cheapest and best lux,
G'es of "wiater diet, and hope to see the supply
equal the demand -. 3.
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Republican Nominating convension.

The Republican electors of the oath Repre-
sentative District. composed of the counties OF
Butler, Hunter, Greenwood. Godfrey. and Wood
son. are requested to meet in Delegate Convention
at Eureka, in Greenwood county. on Wednesday.
the 18th day of October, for the purpose of nomi
mating candidate to represent said District in
the next Legislature. The apportionment will be
as follows: Butler county. delegates; Hunter.
Z; Greenwood. 5; Godfrey. 3; Woodson, g.
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Boot and Shoe Prices Current
OF ~
J. w. BOYER & CO.. Kansas Citv Mo.
Fremont School.

THE FALL SESSION of this school common
i ced on Monday last, the 18th inst, at FIRE.
mont, under the superintendent of JOHN M
FOSTER. Terms of tuition, from $2,51 to 400
per scholar. Boarding can be had on very rea-
sonable terms by persons who wish to attend the
school from distance, and there will be an OPP
portunity for students who wish to do So to pay a
portion of their board bills in work.
For further information amply to the teacher OF
to Rev. George Perkins, at Fremont sep24w3
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Kansas is now thessland of promise. y
Judge Petit has already granted about
twenty FIVE divorce cases. 1t requires on
~ twenty days residence. A gentleman
living in Indiana, was recently astonished
to learn that his wife, while then visiting a
friend in Kansas, had obtained divorce,
and was passing herself off as blooming
Miss of sweet sixteen. "Cold feet is a
sufficient ground for divorce White Cloud
Chief.
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The inevitable Parson Brownlow is again
extant. though in rather damaged condi-
ton. He is now at the Virginia Springs
for the benefit of his voice, which he has
almost entirely lost; but he says he intends
to raise it against Locofocoism as long as
he can, and when he can no longer speak,
he intends to make mouths at tie raScGllg
concern
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Blondin has announced discontiauanee
of his Niagara rope walkings for the season,
and says he will resume them again on June
ist. 1860. when he viii cross on stills
His CLOSING feat was crossing on the rope
with his feet fettered and in baskets.
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The New York Tribune complains bitter
" that the apple crop is failure every
where. and recommends those who have
them to be economiealin pairing and coring !
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BLACK s MIgHIN g
cox BAKER.

HAVING established themselves in the above
Ii business at Empora, would announces to the
people of the surrounding country that they are
line of business, in the best manner They hatteT
themselves that with their long experience at the
business they viii be able TO give the fullest sats-
faction to all who may favor them With their pat
EoRage. Prices reasonable. s-s1
Emporia, August /, 1658-A
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Mr. O. a Trip proposes to teach an evening
school in Emporia, for the benefit Of those whose
occupations prevent them from attending his day
school. This will furnish an opportunity of
which many will doubtless be glad to avail them
selves. French, Latin and German will be taught
f desired. -
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Recollect all concerned. that Mr.. A. Thomp
sons School opsas next Monday at McElfresh'
Hall. on Commercial street. We look for crowd
Of urchins.
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.RalirinI1s.

The I'd session of the Neosho Valley Associa-
.;On of United Baptists will be held with Mt.
qon Church near Italia. breckenridge county.
T.Dsas, commencing on Friday before the I'd
sabbath in October A. D. 1859.
Lawrence Republican please copy.
The annual Conference of the United Brethren
denomination will be held at Fremont common
.ing on the 9th of October next. and continuing
through several days. Preaching every evening
during the session .
The dedication Of the new Christian Church in
Emporia, will take place tomorrow. Services to
commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ. The public are in
yited to attend.
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Austria is initiating the military system
of France. and her military schools are 90
be recognized upon the French method.
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per line. each Insertion,
re dollar .s oa'
thr mos II OO six 30 OO year. $50 All tran
col d Foreign advertisements must be paid in advance
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Senatorial and Representative District
Convention.
The Republican electors of the counties of Usage
Cofay and Breckenridge are requested to meet in
delegate Convention at Ottulnwa, on Wednesday,
the 18th day of October, a D. 1889, at lo'elock
Pm. for the purpose of nominating two Sena-
tors and six 10 represent the said
counties in the State Legislature The apPor-
tionmento Of delegates viii be as follows: Usage
2; Breckenridge, 5; Coffey. 5. By order.
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Messrs- Hoe d Co. of New York, have
recently manufactured and shipped a six
cylinder press for the Sydney Herald, Aus.
tralia.
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The Leavenworth Times says there was
a slight frost THAT place on Monday n light.
the 10th ult.. which crisped the potato vines
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Odd Fellows.

Emporia Lodge, No, 10, I. O. o. F.. meets reg
ularIy every Wednesday evening, at o'clock in
Mosonic Hall. Members of the Order in good
standing are cordially invited to visit the Lodge
JOSEPH RICkABAUGH, N. g.
G. C., HAssLER, Sec Y.
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Masonic.

Regular Communications of Emporia Lodge, No.
IL, A. F. and A NJ. are held on the Thursday eve
ming of or preceding the full moon. in each month
L. D. BAILEY, w. NJ.
G. Y. EsKRIDeE, Sec'y.
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Mr.. Robert Fl. Abraham advertises lot of ex-
cellent fruit trees for sale at his nursery on Dow
C.aek
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Thomas bfeLain

>
Thomas McLain,
Ds. -s~ssz t-4-f
Henry Parker and Sarah Parker.S
In the District Court in and for the County aforesaid
HENRY PARKER & SARAH PARKER will
L L take notice that Thomas McLain of the coun-
ty of Patt, in the State of Missouri, did. on the
5th day of September. a. D. 1853. file his petit
ton In the District Court within and for the eoun-
ty of Breckenridge, aforesaid. in the Territory
aforesaid, against the said Henry and Sarah Par
kerr setting forth that the said defendants were IN
debted TO the said plaintiff in the sum of six hun
dred and twenty Eve dollars, that the said defen-
dants gave deed of trust to the said plaintiff on
the West Is of the Southeast fourth % and the
east u of the northwest fourth % of Section
No. eleven (ll) in Township No. IL, Range No.
eight ~ containing $50 acres more or less to Sc
cure the payment of SIX hundred and tventy-f five
dollars, according TO certain note referred to in
said deed of trust and praying that the said Hen
~ and Sarah Parker may pay said sum with in
terest now claimed to be due, or that the said
premises may be sold to pay the same. and the
said Henry and Sarah Parker are notified that
they required to appear and answer said pc
titiOn the Seventeenth day of October next, A.
d. 1859 THOMAS McLAIN.
y. By ARTHUR !. BAKER, his Attorney.
Dated September 5sh. a. D. 1859.
septI0-6w. -
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If YOU want cheap Missouri Land, read Mick
81. advertisement and then go and trade with him.
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Single copies of The News in wrappers for sale
=, This office, at five cents per copy.
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) Coantr Sarvevor.

We are authorized to announce G.. NJ. Walker,
ty Surveyor of Breckenridge county. subject to
the decision Of the Republican Nominating Con-
vention.
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The New York Central R. R. Company, has
800 miles in length of freight and cattle oars.
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Terms of subscriptions.
Rates of Advertising.

year. 81 "
rs one year tand one getter up club,
Ism 'op guy. 30 %
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REPUBLICAN PRIMARY MEETINGS

The Republican electors of Breckenridge coun
ty are requested to meet at their respective cleo
ton precincts
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might go touching particular proposition and
e,cting VOTE and IL was not had now TOMORROW or
meeting than anything else. The object was 70 have
free interchange Of views and get together general sent
and could Of s VIVA. To- do uness they heard what the
bone and new had to say BE reposed great confidence
in the strength and character Of the committee which he
believed reflected the public sentiment, and he expected
to concur in its report
Mr.. RrrCBE said he was struck las. night by the re-
mark Of the President at the informed meeting,
hs they had been called together for tho reest Discussion
ard expression OF op pon No repsrt would go forth I'M
til the Committee acted but mode had been specified
by which tho committee should receive Suggestions, they
might be properly conveyed by the votes and language Of
this body If there are any nfammatory speeches 70 DO
made. he desired 10 hear them. What the North would
ray should deter the independent citizens Of Maryland
rom expressing their opinion Free discussion should not
oe shu. out BY amy arrangement whstever he did not
the whole Convenon though he had great respect for the
former. He therefore hoped the Convention would re-
mtn and hear the remarks Of any who desired 70 speak
ao had made up his mind this subject and wanted
all the ligh. he could get lie would move that Inc co
mi,tee have leave till 70 morrow at 10 20 report
and that In the meantime they receive the Of the
Convention by ils votes or resolutions.
The PRESIDENT ne could not how votes could bs
taken or debate 10 when The resolution adopted this
morning prevented the consideration OF propositions by
the Convention Under such circumstances would be
impossible Tor the Chair to tell when remarks we're In or
Mr. puyNI suggested reconsideration Of Ne vote by
which the rcsoluou referred TO was adopted GentlemSn
seemed afraid their opinions being known abroad He
had fear husef, hut this difficulty cond be obvated
by sitting With closed doora.
Mr.. EARtH said he hnd said nothing about desiring
sessou with closei doo.s. TIE Convcuon for the par
pofe Of securing quiet and avoiding ntlmmatcry ra-
MARKS, had appointed committee. When thsi conmttee
bad epo ~ npoo the propoeous aGbnl,,ed 70 IL, the
1--WE IaF ncp'eun could tRvc arrived Unless me raso-
Nn N'pi e sts inoyniug ras recor s'dorcd, the Con-
VlHVh YVuiN nave - prcp'stor beoro y, AMI snolI
trey 90 Nsetus tne ena henhR the all 10 ee0sds that
I opqig e9 ~ gvea eaq rgat DO much nY re hoped
I Withdraw his motion. i,
coCnsl nra1ls ihoashl DC parliamentary s,oduites
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ROBERT MORRISON MURDERED IN WEST Troy
Robert Morrison old resident Of West Troy and at the
time Of his death OF the deputy shers OF this county
murdered within few rods OF his residence about
midnight Friday 1t is in evidence before tho Coroners
jury that early In the evening he left home for East Troy
70 attend meeting Of the lodge Of Knight Teppars at
Masonic Hall that be remained there until the meeting
adjourned about ii O'Clock; that he then proceeded W
the terry aud the ateambo having been hauled or for
tho night, engaged ferry man TO him ACROSS Ar
rived this side OF the river he invited the erryan TO
take gsss Of ale With him. The two proceeded 10 the
nearest restaurant Mr Jocks) each drank glass OF ale,
and Mr. M ate three four oysters Bidding good night
be passed iae Of Mr. Lobdsn happened open
the door At the moment They recognised each other,
and aaying "good night Mr.. N. passed on. Mr. L.
states shat about two minutes after this he thought he
heard voice psonouncing his name, but the locality
Is somewhat noisy be gave little attention 70 it, and vent
tobed. Mr.. Morrison reached his home Asst wasen
extraordinary circumstance for him to remain away all
night Mrs. " became alarmed when three O'Clock had
arrived, and aroused some Of the neighbours They ns
tutcd search which kept up until near four O'Clock
in the after noon when his body found In the canal
In the vicinity In which he was last seen, There
many bruises and scratches about his face hands and
legs ard hs pants bear evidence that no dragged
murdered for meaey. three dollar bill and some
change wss found in his vest pocket hut he was man
who always carried quantity Of uonoy VIII him, aud u
s rad that for several be mus un.o''y carried
leather nouey pouch ahoat hs pngson tis site thinks
that Nefc was a. eRs seventy ave doais ia "a SHEA he
left IT. aouse The pouch hos not sseo fes0vct>3,
man Nf bsi rtpp;c, named john rgrlGt who has been
op Suspicion. he heu ,nseaeovt Fr, ~ night. snd
% lie f,cc arc several nDth ecrstghcs. III, GArrsou
proprietor o the rtstsurant sear IL t~c age,
man Was Killed by 4 geAr .--Al5tts Ary'S, iay v2,
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might DC obysted BY going into committee Of The whole
The Convention could tate no ACTION TIL the Committee
reported, bus debate could 70 on.
Judge MASON moved that when the Convention sdjourn
II adjourn " meet v morrow at tan o'clock. Cared
great rush was here msdo for the door, = large
number being urder the impression that adjour mont
had been carried Whea order was restored,
solutions, he would be happy 70 hear thu views Of The
Convention. He DID not believe the report Of tho Com
nttee would be unanimous.
Mr. CoEIEs, Of Prince George, inqnired Of the Chair
pending?
The CHAIR said "Non
Mr. CoSIxE said they had been doing Il for the last
nour. he Was about 70 oner some remarks, when the
Chair remarked thasR had erred once Is wouli not do
20 aecond time, and must call the gentleman 10 order
Great puehter.)
Mr.. CobtRe sat down somewhat crestfa'len.
The CHAIR put the motion TO adjourn, whom the re-
spopscs equally divided that was impossible
decide which s.de had the majority. A bong
made, when Delegate demanded vote by cOunties
The SECRETARY said he could not take the vote that
way.
Mr.. coSnr-we had better appoint another Secretary
then.
Col. HUCHrS--I wish you would.
Mr.. CoSIxE--n you can't do IL will do IL myself
Great CONFUSION eneued, amid which the raps Of tho
Chairman's hammer could hardly be heard Cot Hughes
abdicsted the Scresays seat but subsequently resumed
Nt. Couxs vehemeutly demanded vote by counties
ing been stored tho Secretary explained that for the
wsnt OF the fu t Of the delegates he unable take
the vote M the mode <esired.
After some further o>lnon the counties were finally
called and the motion 70 oarn was carried BY large
majority.
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ofhco from which il received ~ directed BY section
al OF the etandpg regulators.
Ysu viii report when yoa receive postage stamps or
ST. aped envelopes without registered letter bill, and
also especially when you receive duplicate bill Without
the corresponding stamps or envelopes
The nsructons a. 70 registered t.eys (chapter 39 sp
ply In all respects 10 the posage stsmps and stamped
yeops except that the latter csnno, be acsuay enclosed
In the package sth The registered letter BILL but will be
In the same mail bag II IL also 10 be observed that there
VIII be NO registration fees
JOSEPH HOLT, Postmaster General
Posx 0rrcs DKPARrxyS,, June 2, 1893.
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Superior Court--Specirl Term.
Before Hon. Judge Woodruff.
THE FORREST DIVORCE CASE

TIE FORREST DIVORCE CASE.
JuSE e.--TbIs morning Mr.. John Van Buren, made ep'
plicaton for commission to be issued 70 California ZOE
the purpose Of examining witnesses as to tho
Mrs c. N. Sinclair formerly Mrs. Forest uur'uS ner
yoJourp IL San Francisco. The woor y n"~e -,
Wis alleging that Ms. Sinclair Sas NY q - 49,
aud friusoraaits The rnosor 'sas optoren =. o. - -
r1t on the ,la pa Of Me- siHeau. ~ns req ns'
s,gt sar,,ng fbet she had baca gaiuS O' iuAteIy,
- 49,. - ,.r,r documents with -es 20 sn0~ Was
Ns ,cee ss respected 10 say Ffaacsoo, aud bad re-
c.e f,re~e compl meut2ry haaat on ner departure
tfr Eorres var In court
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MILITARY AFFAIRS.


@@'HWoHske0
me expected visit OF this nne military body nom W.
wankee, Wisconsin, will occur in few days. They Ian
''s On Monday last rout for New York. sso ping
places on the route. Their departure oscasoued
one OF inc nness impromptu military displays that was
ever seen in that city. The day was nne which rave
very good effect 70 the brilliant uniform Of .ha n,,a ana
the escort which accompanied them They were e.eo.sd
20 the point Of their departure by the washipr. A,
'sry corps the Milwaukee Cadets. tho Union Guard TIA
Citizens Corps, the Montgomery Guard and the yuneau
Guard. The Light Guard brought up tho rear Captain
Leavitts American band, Of Milwaukee, accompany the
vsers The affair was quite recherche, and attracted
general attention The following are The M e. Of the
officers, members and guests who comprise the exo.
sionistg viz