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New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23

The Ladies of the sixth Universaiist Society
Nex.i ok will hold FAIR ard FESTIVAL in me Vestsy
he Church 2eths between 6h and thaya, the AFTER
NOON snd EVENING Of Dec: % and -
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23

RepubIican Central Committee.-A special reetins
of lie Reuubcan Central Committee viii BE- held AZ then
rooms No.6Is Broadway on FRIDAY EVsNING, Dec 2s q
"A O'clock Punctual attendance is requested
CHARLES A. PEABODY, Chairman
r. T CLsyELAsD' Secretaries
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Aa.z - HEST AND SOUTH
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
On and after April lOh, 1855 trains will run as fol-
lows 1850 $500 ~ 80
Leave Camden Station Batmore1Nail Except sunday
At 30 NJ Express daily at 4.05 F. NJ, ALL PA RTS OF
iliE WEST, SOuTHW EST AND NORTH WEST. Both
trains 90 directly through
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the % Train.
between Cumberland and Wheeling, (y lying over for m
bertrand and Wheeling Accommodation Tran) and between
timore. " ' '''Ai I'M
and from Frederick at s 30 A. NJ 49,
THE EIlICOIrS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at %
Gas p VI MAINS ~ '''' - 'i'' anu
FOR RELAY HOUSE, (beSdes the regular tranD n spe-
gal train leaves Baltimore at NJ and the Relay at
For WASHLNGTON AND THE SOUTH
Leave baltimore at 20 and T45 A. NJ, and 10 and 9n
On Sundays at T. ~ \. VI. only Leaves WASHINGTON FIR
Baltimore at 4 20 and $50 A. NJ and 3 90 and Is ? NJ n
sundays at 300 7. NJ only The second and fourth trains
only from Baltimore stop way points The second and
out trains from Baltimore and Washington connect with
trains on the Annapolis Road 0-' win
E9r lcketS OF every kind, information, &C. apply to
hNOIAND, Agent or at the Ticket Office Camden station
W. p. SMITH,
r NJ cor, Master of Transportation
-. oD--t- NcneIlI Cket agent apll-tf
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FERGUSON ct al rs. BARROLI a.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
CITY; April 2sth S59orerel, that the sale made and
reported by T. Fshy Henderson, Trustee the
real said proceedings mentioned ratified and con
rmed unless the contrary thereof be shown on or
before the 2st day of May next provided copy this
order he inserted in some newspaper printed in Baltimore
once IN each of three successive weeks before the said
day of May
The Report states the amount of sales to he $500
WM H. H. TURNER, Crk
True copy-Test--WM H. II. TURNER,
ap29-law3W Clerl
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III -; - NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
OF DEPARTURE on THE


WASHINGTON BRINCH road
On and after THURSDAY, April 2st the hours Of depar
ture will be follows:
From Baltimore 20 and 745 A. NJ. Al5 and hSOP NJ
daily, except Sundays; Sundays at 42O \. NJ. only
From Washington at 10 and 80 A. NJ and Is r. NJ,
daily, except Sundays Sundays at 3 =. VI only
The first and third trains from Baltimore and Washington
strictly Express Trains, stopping 0Riy at Washington
and Annapolis functions.
For the accommodation of persons DESTROYS Of remaining
over night in Baltimore Washington Round Trip Tickets
will be issued by the afternoon trains, good return the
trains of the merit morning.
Special Round Trip Tickets will also he issued Saturday
Evenings Sunday Mornings, good return the trains
of Monday Morning
Round Trip Tickets will also I've sold by the Morning
Trains good to return in Tie feraoOn Trains, as usual
oo, W.P SMITH,
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A TLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
81 WALL STREET, Corner of Wam,) NEW YORK
INSURANCE AGAINST MARINE AND INLAND NAVI-
CATION RISKS.
RESERVED CAPITAL OVER. 81 900 900
ASSETS MILLIONS

Viz:
Stocks of the United States of the State of New
1ork, of New York City Banks. so
Loans secured by Stocks Bonds and Mortgages,
and otherwise So 26OOO
Iseai Estate. 2DU,00OUO
DlvldendS on Stocks, Interest Bonds, and
Mortgages and other Loans sunlry notes, re-
Insurance and other claims due the Company,
estimated 1880 50
Notes ana Bills receivable. 20 IS
IA EslS
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TaiIors.

JACOB TABLER,
- MERCHANT TAILOR, AND
GENTLEMES's
FURNISHLNG ESTABLISHMENT
Nos EUTAW STREET
OPPOSITE EUTAw House
lie has on hand choice stock of CLOTHS CASSIMERFS
ana which he is prepared to make up to order in
the most fashionable style, and trusts that his friends will
favor him with a share Of patronage.
-, JACOB TABLER,
Late Of the house of ShFley, Howard Co. No 800 Balti
ihoIc sttrl sS-ly
John II. REA & CO.,
~ CLOTHIERS,
- CORNER OF SOUTH AND PRATT STREETS,
Messrs JOHN H. REA co. take pleasure in announcing
to the public generally, that their of Clothing is much
larger and more varied than before. -
Having on hand splendid CLOTHS. CASS-
MEkfS and NESTlNGS, which they will make up to order
IN style that cannot fail to please both in price and manu-
facture. ~
FURNISHING GOODS
Crayats ScarfS, Ties SuSpenders Handkerchefs Shirts
and Gloves, in large variety.
Their stock of SERyA ants and OILED CLOTHING, is
MoLlnA tle attcnllol OF flarters. ocl3-f
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FOOD TO SUPERIOR HAVANA CIGARS
~ schooner Randall, of the following avorte brands
viz:
5000 Londres Sutana.
5000 Union Amid.
5000 Mensangen Londres.
1900 LOndres, j. H. &.
4Ge0 Yquaidad
200 200 Media Reg. Florida Bleu.
iii t@ I" g Flor
1900 Londres OCallata
1000 1000 D'Escrbeta Flor.
1880 Selma Flor de Morales
For sale by LAMsERT CUTTINGS,
d22-u IS Buchanan's wharf
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sgs Er-Es;zsl PHILADELPHIA.

- BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
Spring ARRANGENENT
ana after MONDAY April nth, Passenger trains far
FnhtlIIaaIglpta viii leave PRESIDENT STREET pEPOT
DAILY except Sunday as follows:
y EAfkEoS IRA II at $50 O'Clock A. NJ, WAY MAIL. at
2 Train A. n M EV I'M NIL at 5q5 p ~ The $50 A. II
and II 2. N. " ~ M 'i--"'
On - NDAGS at5nj p. NJ only. All the trains connect.
ing with New iok Trims except 5O5 T. NJ On Sa: ir;iays
O'Clock +. NJ. ~ ' ~ ''''
FOR STAFFORD, DELAWARE
passengers leaving Baltimore at $50 A. " connect at Will
mngton with 94l A. NJ train and 30 A. NJ from baltimore
with rs p NJ train. '
N'lltE-Ail cuiorrd persons, whether bond free wi
IHlreu TO blng some responsible white person. person
Any known to the undersgned who will be willing sign
portion Of the road. ally
aplu WM CRAWFORD ,crrt
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r.,sl~ss FOR THE SOUTH
EsosEuSs.zz.s1is DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, pUIIADEI-
PHlA and BALTIMORE, via the
M, - EBAY LIN T., -
III MQKRoIka WELDON, RALEIGH, WILMINGTON
GOuFTyA 1NrIS wv ATLANTA, MONT
STRING ARRANGEMENT.
NV DAILY, Except SandayS.J via
BAY LINE SEA-BOARn& ROANGkE pATl ROAD
~, ~, TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
The Schedule being arranged thar the
TO No NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from I'o'
Ne" 1Qik ~ WILMINGTON, y. c.
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Susinsss Garos.

1 UGG HlsSss JENKINS, WH KENNEDY JENKINS
IL WHOLESALE Il E5k AMP RE ETA IL DEALERS
AND "a HSfTt NANNtTHF(AtG!TftRERs.
mh2l-u Ia. CORNER Pratt AND CALVERT STREETS
HUGH BOLTON CO.,
IL - 81 McELDERRY's WHARF, Baltimore,
ErHEn 1yS GAH ny g faq INb FfSE S
PITCH SPIRITS TURF fkLNSfTfRNHE!' 'AfNlsH' RoslN'
wSSpIsow GLASS AND PAINT 9FG 2!AF$ AND OIL,
I2SE IN, KuNBLE, In HENRY NJ. WILLIS
IL REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
Buy AND SELL LANDS HOUSES. &c st'OND S mhdti
TREES 4 ZOE, BENJAMIN R. f0h'
DEALERS n S ca5fcE T f Krone Faee9
.. AND FINE FAMILY GRoCERIEs, i''e' 0i'''
f FAM BOYD, No. S BALTIMORE STREET Bait
- REAL ESTATE BRoKER,
fssnf5 fs9t?R 5ES8 ( @ purchase and sis
7 H. & J. S. HOGG,
Nos AND 10 10 t CAY STREET.
work entrusted to them will receive their particular at
Job6ing attended to with punctuality. jal-tf
MACD0NALD & DUGDALE, GEO. DO'OAlH
rr,s Gg a. e. eRA1 $St1 fhStR CORN MEAL,
All 5zEAS scn Mh F on Rand &C.
diff Cor N'ElDrF BIfT TTtf5 AMI PRATT ST.
~ CASSARD & SON,
". PORK PACKERS, HAM CURERs,
pRovi Sf6 SsA GEYE Il
ns.tf Nos 4o7 AND 400 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
r LYLE CLARKE & CO.,
q. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
VIRGINIA M IS ~ s1tH e TOBACCO,
No. llg W LOMBARD
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PENELOPE D. GOODWIN ct al. as ALEXANDER TURN
BULL e' al.
IN THE CIRCIII COURT For BALTIMORE

Il CITY, April Both, S59.-0rdered that the sale made
and reported by NJ Lanahan VIM. 7. Frck and George
William Brown Trustees for the sale of the real property
mentioned in the proceedings in this be ratified and
confirmed unless to the contrary thereof be shown
before the ODD of May provided copy this order
he inserted i'll some newspaper printed in Baltimore,
in each of three Successive weeks before the said day
May
The Report states the amount of sales to he s20,Tl0
WIN. II. H. TURNER, Clerk.
True copy-test-W. ii. II. TURNER,
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m6law4wt Administrators
GEORGIANA SLEEPER rs. JOHN c. SLEEPER.
n THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR BALTIMORE
LEFTY, SITTING IN EQUITY, April 20, lS59-Ordered,
that the sale made and reported by R. Sprague and ChaS
H. Pitts Trustees for the sale of the property proceed
ngs mentioned, be ratified and confirmed unless
the contrary thereof he shewn before the fourteenth
day of May neXtITOrdeda copy of this order be inserted
in some newspaper printed in Baltimore, in each of three
suggestive weeks before the said lth day of May next
The report states the amount Of sales to be s., 80
GEO. +. SANGSTON
True copy-teSt-GEO T. SANGSTOS,
11u-D
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Mertbanoi9.

WHITE, RUSSIAN, Il YELLOW COLOGNE
Bk Gqs h @RRd and for i3 6 MAR
S0 HHDS. BREASTS, just received and for
cOsale by CHILDs GAYNOR, As South st. ap2stf
S0 CASES BEST ENGLISH CAST STEEL
~ for machinery and tunneing purpose by DJJGAN
JENKINS, q South Charles street. %
100 HHDS. PRIME BACON SIDES for sale
IOOby SMITH NICODEMUS. apl5G
100 TIERCES MckEEHAN & EVANS cele-
Obrated CINCINNATI Sugar Cured Hams for sale by
oHlIIn a NIooDEAluo. apis If
100 BBLS. PRIME WESTERN LARD in
f1r sale by G. CAsSARD son, 4O7 and 400
'" oaiSllHoLe street: mh5tf
1O0 BBLs. PRIME CITY RENDERED LARD
Otor sale by G. CASSARD SON. 4O1and 400 W. Bal
tllnore Slreet. mh5tf
. 0O0 PEACH TREES FOR SALE by T. 7.
@.OOOMARTIN& BRO, u s. Calvert street ap4tf
O00 PUNCHES BANANAS; 10 bbls. Havana
aRasS hjs JAMES s6 T Nd the s@
bard street: ap4f
O00 BAGS BLACK SINGAPORE PEPPER
81 landing, for sale by GEO W. WAIT son, y
S00 BOXES MESSINA ORANGES; 100 do.
S ss p TGGs' SD h2vS o
900. BASKETS GENUINE HEIDSIECK
EH 5 c for s xss Nsw
S00 BOXES AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS
GOOfor sale low by manufacturers agent, WILLIAM H.
DoI-loN, ~ w Iratt street ap29tf
| 600 Chestnut POSTS.-Landing and for
I.OOO sale. Enquire at GELSTON'S, Office No
South Charles, at planning MILL corner Fleet and
Caroline streets. mhIl.tf
> 000 CHOICE SUGAR CURED FAMILY
S.OOO Hams canvassed; 500 do. do do. plain,
furnished in sizes to suit the trade; POO boxes
Gross II Dietric'S" celebrated Olene Soap warrant
ed to give unqualified satisfaction just received and for sale
Depot. anq-tf
3 600 LBS: PATENT AXLE CREASE
rers' agent, WIN. H. BOLTON 81 W. Pratt street ap2Stf
E 000 lbs: PEELED PEACHES; 10 bushels
c.OOODriedA Apples. URI KILBURN, As South st ais
IN 000 LBS. WESTERN BUTTER in Kegs
IO.OOO and half bbls., just received, for sale by B.
ELDER 100 5. Eutaw street Opposite b K O. r. R. De
Potl mott
IN 000 DOMESTIC, OPERA, REGALIA
lO.OOOand LONDRES CIGARS for sale cheap for
cash by THoS N WEBB, $. E. of Garden and Madi-
son streets: ial3tf
90 000 LBS: PURE WHITE LEAD AND
SOsOOOSnow White Zinc for sale low by manufac-
turers agent WM H. BOLTON, W. Pratt stree t. ap22f
100 000 FEET GAS and WATER PIPE;
LOO.OOOalso Galvanized Iron Pipe for sale by
pOtIAN q JENKINS, 33 5. Charles street fe23-tf'
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@iass. Yiouurs. Kf.

ca BOGGS, COTTMAN h CO.,
taEA5I Nos. A and 46 LOMBARD STREET,
SE&SR OPPOSITE PUBLIC STORES,
BALTIMORE.
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
ss : :.:7
HSs-@ffH-sesS@z-H.s-st w
SUMMER ARRA NOE WFVT


On and after MONDAY, April 18th, Is5o tho tr,i,,s 49,
the Road will run as follows, viz " '''7 o''i
r 800 FOR THE VEST
lSt The Mail Train leaves daily Sunday eycepte) at q,
a VI arriving at Harrisburg at ll47 p NJ there c6nnccng
PITTSBURG AND TIE WEST
arriving IN Plttsburg at u A. NJ; and Chicago at 40 n
ana IelVeland at I2O y. NJ. Columbus ut $40 A. NJ and
q The Cincinnati and Chicago Express leaves daily At
" rVing at Harrisburg at 1910 NJ and Pitts6urg at
Y M, ana Chicago mt 6 Is A. NJ Cleveland nj X
NJ ColumbuSat 10 r. NJ; Cincinnati at A. NJ.
FOR TIE NORTH
ISL me Mail Train leaves Calvert Station daily at pa
A. N SUNDAY eNceped arriving in Harrisburg mt ii Al
NJ, MlllamSport at ; +. NJ, Emira ut Q p NJ and Buf
lalo az ioSQ NJ and Dunkiri at 80 H. NJ
~ Inc BiaD and Niagara Express Train leaves daily
eNvrpi sunday at ~, arriving Harrisburg at rs
T. NJ NIlliamSport at l2 ?. NJ, Emira at NJ and BnGaIT
at og A NJ and p4nkirk at ll5O A. NJ This train con-
ALL THE CITIES AND TOWNS IN WESTERN NEW
YORK AND CANADA '
And at Buffalo with for Suspension Brde and ,brca
Vi" e LtSt " eSteTn Han! way for all parts Of
n CANADA AND TIE WEST AND NORTHWEST
passengers from Washington for the WEST leave hy trains
at fIo a. M ana r. VI; and those for the NORTH by
trans at ~ A. NJ and 20 A. NJ, connecting with trains al
Ci I've fI Sta49n at 73o NJ, p NJ, aud r NJ
fof III hElS and further reliable
please apply at the Ticket office Calvert Station \ rrp+
OF Calvert and Franklin streets, Baltimore - 1
III U,p<-r,o e.. & ADREON, Asst Superintendent.
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EMPORIA. KANSAS:
SATURDAY, DECEMBER "a, $3.50.
i" The NeWs.n

A second failure in getting our paper has
caused US to appear in rather a unique style
this week-in what our ..devil'' terms a
"holiday rig" We have intelligence that
our winters stock of paper, ordered some
two months ago, was frozen up in the Mis-
souri, river. and that which we have since
ordered has not yet been received. We can
assure our patrons that we have done the
best we could and so much do we dislike
the idea of losing an edition, that we will
adopt almost any means which will insure
the regular issuing of a paper. Last week
we published half sheet this week a
whole sheet, colored. Next week, if we can
do no better, we shall use common wrapping
paper; and when we can no longer procure
paper of any description, we shall try hand
at printing on u shingle. At any rate, The
NEWS must come out, and shall be kept
going.
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This does not include Greenwood county,
which is reported to have given very con-
siderable majority for Learnard. The
friends of Watson claim that this county
(Greenwood) has not yet been organized le-
gally, and hence throw out the vote. But
we do not see why the same logic will not
apply equally well to Hunter county, and
thus make just a tie between the two. Il is
further stated that Learnard's majority in
Morris county is but l8, instead of 81, as
above reported. If this be true, and the
vote of Greenwood and Hunter are allowed,
perhaps the Cd majority for Watson. as
above stated. will offset the vote Of Green
wood. At any rate the vote is a close one,
and we advise all parties to abstain from
betting.
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Shocking Accident.

Mr.. w. c. Bywaters, merchant of
Americas, was killed in most shocking
manner on last Monday morning at the mill
of Messrs. Kuns & Bruner, in that place.
The accident occurred while MIR. B. was
prying off slab, in which act his coat was
caught. and himself thrown upon the saw in
such manner that both legs were entirely
cut off above the knees, and one arm. He
died in a few minutes. Mr.. Bywaters had
leased the mil; a few days before, on trial,
with the intention of buying it. He was a
man about forty years of age, of highest
responsibility and standing in that commu
nifty, and leaves wife and family.
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The Speakership.

We have advices from Washington up to
the 18th inst, at which time the House had
failed to elect a Speaker, and it was feared
that many more days would elapse before an
organization could be effected. The Repub-
licans had nearly succeeded in concentrating
their whole strength on Sherman, of Ohio; be
having received on the last ballot 10 votes.
The administration party had united on b.
cock, of Virginia, and on the last ballot
this gentleman received SO votes, while the
American and. Opposition candidate (Gil-
man) received &c votes.s.s Scattering, 10.
Necessary to a choice, 116. We incline to
the beliefthat all ballotings which may be had
without the adoption of a plurality rule will
result just about the same as those already
reported, and that after few more ballot
ings the plurality rule will be adopted, and
Sherman elected without difficulty. So
mote it be.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-12-24

Messrs. Britton Priests mill has ceased saw
ing. while 1.-The sound of the grinding is uery low.
Much inconvenience is therefore felt by those in
want of lumber and corn meal. The company are
now engaged in making new pumps, and also q
water tank for the of the mill. We are in
formed that when these Improvements are con-
pleted the proprietors intend running the mill
both day and night.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-12-24

MILL MEETING.-A meeting to consult in aiding
the erection of Touring mill at this place was
held at Ficks store last Monday evening. at
which II. W. Flick was called to the chair, and
j. Stotler appointed secretary. The object
of the meeting was explained by DR.. Bancroft
Propositions were received from Messrs. Ordway,
which met with the favor of all present. Their
plan is for mill 80 by 40 feet, basement 80 feet
high, and two stories above. committee of
three, consisting of E. P Bancroft, j. G. Haskell
and DIR. J. F. Newton, appointed to take gen
eral supervision of the matter-solieit subscrip-
tons, secure the mill site, and obtain permission
of those owning land along the stream to erect a
dam. The mill is to be located on the Cotton
wood, about one mile south of town, and will
cost about $1,000. We are confident the work will
go on Immediately
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Harper's Ferry.

A dispatch from Charestown. of the
3oth, says that preparations were being
made for the approaching executions. The
prisoners were surrounded by nineteen mil
itary companies, and every road was guard
ed for miles around. Green and Copeland
were to be hanged at II A. NJ. and Cook
and Coppic at P NJ, on Friday, the 10th.
All were composed, and looked calmly on
their approaching doom.
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In this number of THE News will be found the
advertisement of H. S. d L. Fillmore, Lawrence
They have on hand the largest and best assert
ment of Dry Goods ever brought south of the
Kaw River. They don't expect to sell their en-
tire stock in Lawrence, SO they offer good induce
ments to the Neosho trade. If any of our readers
should go to Lawrence to buy goods give them q
call before purchasing elsewhere.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-12-24

IcE.-Messrs Proctor, Bancroft, Bigsby and
Others are now busily engaged putting up ice
There is prospect that some forty or fifty tons
will be stored away in the different ice.houses.-
The ice on the Cottonwood is nearly one foot
thick
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MARRIED.

In Emporia. on Thursday evening last. by Rev.
G. c. Morse Mr.. JOSEPH V. RANDOLPH to
Miss ANNA NJ. WATSON-both of Emporia.
The above was an interesting and joyous occa-
sion to a large circle of friends who were in at
tendance. Well, ..Jo." has gone the way of 81 the
few among US, and henceforth the places that
knew him las bachelor) will know him no more
in that eapacitv Peace be unto him and his.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-12-24

WINTER WHEAT-We hear farmers express
considerable fears that their fall sown wheat has
been killed by the long period of dry, cold wealth
er we have had. No rain has fallen in this lati-
tude for nearly three months, nor any snow and
if this weather continues much longer, the wheat
in the language of one of our farmers-"will
dry up and blow away, roots and ALL We trust
there will be change before it is entirely too
late.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-12-24

The full summing up of the vote at the
New York election shows that the Republi-
cans have elected tleir Comptroller, Treas
urer, Attorney General. and Judge and Clerk
of Appeals by majorities ranging from 49,
900 to 49, 900, and Senate and Assembly
by about $4,000. The Republicans also
elected State Prison Inspector, over the
united Democratic and American vote, by
600 majority. The Democrats and Ameri-
cans barely elected Secretary of State,
Canal Commissioner, State Engineer and
Surveyor.
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The Judgeship.

The question as to whether Watson or
Learnard is elected TO the office of Judge of
this district is still in doubt. AS there is
considerable interest felt in the matter, we
rePubllsh the returns, making what changes
have occurred since our last.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-12-24

HAMMERsLouGH BRorHERs, of Kansas City, are
the most liberal advertisers in the West. They
pay the printer the most money for printing of
any-sell the most Clothing and the cheapest, and
by their urbanity of manner and probity in bust
ness matters, always please a customer, and bring
time back second time. Try them, reader, if
you ever go to their place.
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Congress-.
going.

Nothing has been done so far, that we
can learn. except voting for Speaker in the
House, protracted discussion upon "Help-
per's Impending Crisis" by both bodies,
and one or two private alterations, which
fortunately did not result seriously. The
slavery question was opened during the
first days of the session by Clark, OF Mo-,
in the House, and by Mason. of Va, in
the Senate-both Administration Demo-
Gratis.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-12-24

There is to be meeting of the taxpayers of
this county in Emporia, at one o'clock this after
noon, to consider upon what course they will take
with regard to paying the tax levied by the
County Board of Supervisors for building Court
House. The call for the meeting signed by
nearly all the responsible men in the southern
and eastern portions of the county.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-12-24

THE SLAVE TRADE.-A correspondent of
the New Orleans Crescent states that the
Yacht Hdnderer has returned to the coast
of Africa for another cargo of slaves, and
that an agent is travelling in northen Loui-
siana. making arrangements for the sale OF
the negroes.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-12-24

Mr. w. NJ. Rawson is digging a well on the
corner of Fifth Avenue and Mechanic street
He has reached the distance of twenty feet, and
the indications for water are good. A well is
very much needed in that locality