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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-12-24

Troubles in Linn and Lykins Counties.
A new mode of fomenting disturbance in
Southeastern Kansas has been adopted by
the Administration in prosecuting all the
settlers on the New York Indian lands for
trespass. Some five hundred writs have been
served, andthe tlespassers, as they are called,
have been taken in large numbers to Fort
Scott. there tried, fined and compelled TO pay
from three to FIVE hundred. and in some
instances one thousand dollars for the crime
of having spent two or three years labor
and deprivation to build up homes on soil
which they were from the first assured did
not belong to the Indians, or would not be
occupied by them, and which the Govern
ment terwards-nearly two years since
permitted them to file upon, under the pre-
emption law. More than that-Governor
Walker, and other officials of the Admins
tration, pledged to the settlers a right to
their improvements, thus virtually inviting
settlements upon those lands. Now, re-
Gently, they have been forbidden to occupy
them, and fined for having done 50 in ODE
dience to instructions and guarantees from
those who were supposed to know, or ought
to have known, whether they had that right
or not
There is another class of men who do not
reside on the so-called Indian lands, that
have been indicted for taking timber, wood,
etc. and fined generally to about the amount
of their improvements. The people, very
Justly too, we think, are counselling resist
ance to this tyrannizing process of the Gov
eminent, and will not submit 10 it. We
should not be surprised to hear of blood
shed before the matter is got through with.
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LAWRENCE CORRESPONDENTS
LAWRENCE, K. T. Dec. Is, 1859.

The election here for officers under the
Wyandott Constitution, with the Republi-
cans, has been bitter, and, to such as felt
no interest in the personal issues, involved
painful struggle of factions. And the con-
sequences, though happily to less extent
than was feared, are sufficiently obvious in
the result. There were no less than thirty
calling themselves Republicans, that refused
to vote for M. F. Conway, and some of
these, it is said, carried their resentment so
far as to vote for Halderman Few ballot
boxes, it is fair to presume, have been made
the receptacle Of such maneled lot of
tickets as was received by that of Lawrence
on the sixth instant. The mania for scratch
ing tickets was so extended and virulent as
to encourage the presumption that the ''Old
Scratch himself was not only present but
took an interest in the result.
There is no reason to suppose that the
favorites or leaders of the respective factions
encouraged. or were gratifed by such pro-
cedure; on the contrary. those who were
thus derilect to party obligations, and prin-
ciples even, seemed to be actuated by per-
sonal caprice and spleen. From men de-
voted to the success of great cause-to
freedom, We have right to expect higher
motives. purer intentions and greater disin-
terestedness than have been evinced by in
dividuals to whom We refer. The e'rule or
RUM motto is a desperate one, and rather
than charge our friends who have thus
"gone off in tangent with having adopt
ed il formally or practically as thieves. we
would class them with the juvenile who,
failing to control his games according to his
youthful fancy, with moody brow and pend
ant lip turns from his comrades with the
summary exclamation, Now, then, I
won't play Seriously, it is no idle mat
ter to jeopardize the interests of great
contest, merely for the qualification of per-
sonal pique or prejudice. And it is to be
hoped that such as have been guilty of this,
will by and by be able to learn that a
gain may be accomplished sometimes by
making now and then little sacrifice. AS
it is We may congratulate ourselves that their
folly has been comparatively inoxious, when
it was possible to have been fatal.
There are also charges of foul play at
Leavenworth, as the disproportion in Con-
ways support there must in some manner
be accounted for.
But it is not impossible that the result
there is partially, to say the least, charga-
BILE to the account of his own impruderce.
His recent speech there undoubtedly did
not increase the number of his supporters.
But, then, General Scott made unfortunate
speeches and similar indiscretion might
be excused in one of less experience.
Business here is in fair condition. and
will continue SO as long as corn, potatoes,
and fuel continue to be legal tende r.
Money is out Of the question. The Kaw is
frozen, SO that teams are crossing on the
ice, and our citizens are wisely availing
themselves of the opportunity to fill their
ice -houses. COSMOS.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-12-24

The friends of DR.. j. H. Watson partook of an
oyster supper at his residence in this place last
Saturday evening. The attendance was large.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-12-24

At the New York City election. held on
the 9Th instant, the vote for Mayor was as
follows: Fernando Wood. Mozart Dem.
3O,33e; Havemeyer, (Tammany DEM
e6.8Is; Opdyke, (Rep.) 22,7i6.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-12-24

The Rev. J. C. Fraker will commence holding
a series of meetings in McElfresh's building. on
Saturday, the 3lst, at IL O'Clock, A N. The pub
lie requested to attend.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-12-24

DR.. W. B. Swisher, of Fremont. learn was
on last Wednesday morning thrown from his
buggy and severely injured.
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State Election.

Twenty counties heard from give i'e-
publican majority of 2oe6. The same
counties gave Parrott majority of 1855.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-12-24

Teams now cross the Missouri river on
the ice at Leavenworth in safety.
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10 G a L.

u Wood, and all kinds of farm produce, will
be taken on subscription To THE EAPoRIA News,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-12-24
forSale.

Proctor d Co. have lot of barrels and casks
for sale.
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Che Gmporia Mews.

P b. PLUME. DUDLEY RANDALL. EDITORS.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-16
MASTERS SALE.

DURSU ANT to the command Of Decrctn Or.
u der Oi SnleiTom the Circuit Court of the United
States for the Northern District Of Ohio. NJ the
suit OF French and Keith against Thomas Fallrr
and others, to me directed, shall expose Tor sale
at public auction, at the door of the building oc.
cuped by the said Court, corner Of Superior Street
and Public SquareJ 10 he City OF Cleveland,
County OF Cuyahoga, Ohio, on the
Tt0enty-thrd day Of DccrmLer, "A D,lS5O.
at two o'clock ?. NJ. the following tract or lot of
land, situate in the iOwnshlp OF Newhurv in ,ho
Connecticut Western Reserve, in the Stntec Ohin
ana which is also in the County OF Geauga. and il
known as part OF Lot No. Three Trnct Ilnc al
IL oounueu us loloMs, 10 wit: BEGINNING ON The
west line OF Lot No. Three, Tract One, Iwentv
rods from the southwest coruer of sniJ int nm
nlng thence north eleven rods aud four links IN n
stake thence cast twenty .one rods Iuurtecu link
90 a stake; thence south eight rods and s,x,ccn
links to stake; thence south eighry.Iwo degrces
west twenty-five rods 10 the place Ol beeinninV
containing one acre and thTly-three one hun.
dredlhs Ot an acre OF land.
Also the following described tract or lot of land
situate IN the township Of Russell, in the County
OF neausa' ana state OF Ohio aud is described
and bounded as follows: Beginning nj Tie sonIh'
east corner OF land owned by Festus Fuller, run.
blng south eight chains and forty two links 10 A
stake on the north line Of land owned by Edward
fotter; thence west 10 the west line of said In,
henee north eight chains aud foTty.tw0 links IN n
sVake thence east to the place OF beginning, con.
Inining twen,y'ihTee ncres and one hundred,h OF
an acre and said land is part OF Lot No pnur iu
Section No Five, in Tract No. One, in said Town.
Appraised at $o9i.
HENRY G. ABBEY.
.MISfeI COmmiSsioasr IN Chaue,1v
.. D. q y PRENrIs5, SIAcitors for ComoIIiaJ,
""Ns"'os' ~ 'e''' 5lSw3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-16

Try this femark e and most intere sting rem.
cdy. Ii is composed OF the concentrated JIcei
Of the most powerful an the most soothing Plants
and Roots IN Nature, chemically combined and
isolated in wellsencd glass bottles, and Charge d
with n powerful Battery. Thus possessing, IL
addition To lis superior medicinal vir ues, strong
Magnetic and Electric properties profoundly pen.
etra,ng, and eminent Quierng aud soothing /!
relieves Pain aud Inflammation at once. (when
freely appliedO relaxing the strained muscles aud
nerves giving new life aud vitality by its life.
giving qualities, to Pnralized parts and Chronic
I or long standing Complaints and Weaknesses
allnylng Nervous pain, (Ncuragn). Irritation
and Removing Obstruciions like charm In
deed all who have used it, speak Of it as truly q
wonderful medicine, aud esteem it by ia superior
I 10 any and all other external remedies in use
II applied in season il is an uniuling remedy
tor the Group, Sore Throat, inflammation OF the
Lungs, Bowels, Liver. Kidneys aid other Organs
Rheumatism, Spinal Irritation, Ague in the
Breast, and al all times cure Nervous Headache
Neuralgia, Sore Eyes, Ear Ache, Tooth Ache.
Ague in the Face Pmples aud Eruptions of all
kinds. Piles, Bruised and Sprained Limbs Burns
Frozen Chilhlains, Indoenr and long. stand.
ing Sores, Wounds &c &c. 1t will also restore
the Hair to the Bald Head and prevent the Hair
from Falling.
The Magnetic Ointment has becn extensively
used on Canal and Drnught Horses Tor Calls
| Wounds Spral ms and Inmeness. and is n sure
care. when applied hot, for Scratches on Horses
and the Foo, All on Sheep. Al the Proprietors
ask for the Magnetic Ointment is n Fair Trial
confident that all they claim for il. will he found
tue 10 the letter. In the neighborhood where i,
Is manufactured, many peop buy it by The guam.
li;y, and it is kept and used hy nmos; every in.
hahitant as a PHnacea for the numerous Pains
and Aches every family is more or less afflicted
with We say again Il R
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-16
POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY
And the Presidency.

It has against high authority dared to advocate
the rights OF the people OF Territory as well as
a State, to regulate their domestic institutions in
their own way" and II will continue to do so
nganst said high authority, "the world, the fle.h
and the devil" Aguinst all Iecompton Cunstlu.
tions, Slave Codes, and the Te.oprning OF the
Slave Trade, this Paper is devo,cdy dedicated
from this time, hencclOrh and forever!
Come ono, come all! Tins rock shall ly,
From its firm base IA soon ns l."
Besides the current News OF the Day, the Plain
Dealer will contain III each number TALE.
n Correspondence from host of Contributors,
and Telegraphic Reports from all parts Of the
World.
The Commercial Department will he under
the solo charge Of James Brokenshire. Esq who
Is acknowledged 10 be one OF the best Market Re.
porterJ in tho country.
The Local Department will he prcsi led ovor by
that original md laughter provok ing genius, "AR.
TEMAs WARD Esq" whose Letters Jokes Oddics
and Quidltics, are alone worth the price OF the pa
per- In short, we nre prepared TO present. one of
pnpets in the West.
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Address J. w. GRAY,
Cleveland. Ohio.
5IJ,y6
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THE YEAR OF 1860 Is DESTINED
10 bo tho most evcniiul known in tho
history OF our country. That year will wit.
ness tho election ofa Republican President.
That year will by pregnant with surIirg
events. Tho most exciting presidential
election probably ever held in this country
will then take place. Hence that year will
be the year when a good newspaper will bo
appreciated by u reading community
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, nominee for ProsGUn: whoever ho may be,
and will labor with all its might to hop
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SO to do, it is necessary that our Republican
friends should givo us thoir aid by helping
us to extend its circulation. 1t is needless
for us to speak of tho principles advocate!
by tho LEADER 1t speaks for itsClt Suf-
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LEADER in tho future will DO the same as il
has always been. 1t will oppose Locoioco.
ism in all its hybrid shape. IL will oppose
the extension of Slavery into Territory now
Froo and il will advocate tho repeal OF tho
infamous Fugitive Slave Eaw.
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to extend tho sphere OF tho usefulness of
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MRS ROBINsON's CERTIFICATE.

FfRNoN, TTumbnI Co. May lrt, 1919.
This cerihes that | have been in very poor
health tor yslrs, and found little or no relief after
employing number 0, physicians. My oisease
was Prolnpsis Uteri l had been reduced by that
and Flomur Alhus until had become liberated to
u considerable extent. BY The advice of Dr. G..
". Bushnell | procured and took six Lotles Of
MnTshall's Uterine Cuthoicon which enabled mo
10 attend TO my husband in his last sickness until
he died, which was about year since. ] have
taken three bottles since his DEATH which has made
me able TO. >hor ANA support my family Of three
children. The Caholicun has nsariy retired me
10 health 1t is the only thing that has miiigated
my suffering for which lell very grateful
MARY L. ROBINSON
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-16
MEDICAL.
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills.

BLOOD PuflllCr ana BLOOD PlllS,
~
/PHARMAcYA
DIR, ROB ACK' S
Scandinavian Remedies !!
WHEN DIR. ROBACK, the celebrated
w Swedish Physician. introduced lis Blood
Purifier and Blood Pills in the United States. he
set forth III plain language their curative proper
ties. This was years ago. The task ol recon-
mcnding them has since been 'nken ont NJ his hdBdS
Enlightened men whose character tor sound iudg
ment and philosophy, gives their opinions weight
in the community, men who observe, reflect. and
make " assurance d0ubly sure" before they decide
are everywhere approving and urging the use o
these wonderful preparations. All who cOniide in
the wisdom and honesty this class. or who chose
10 inve tignio for themselves are now OF one nina
on this important subject
DIR. Roback invites lie attention Of the sick TO the
ORIGINAL ETTERS,
from members OF the medical profession, editors o
public journals, well known merchants and Farm.
ers, aud Ladies' Of the highest respec,abliiy. giving
accounts OF cXtrnordinnry cures wrought by the
remedies, OF which cures they themselves were
Eye WITNESSE
These parties may lie consulted personally or by
letter. by those who have any doubt upon the sub.
ject The evidence in the possession of DR.. Ro.
back, which ia at all times accessible 10 the public
establishes the following
FACTS;
That the BLooD PURIFIER and BLooD Pills have
been proved by analysis 10
Contain no Mineral
That they cure the almost universal complaint,
DYSPEPSIA
with Hncrrjug ct,miHty, and in Il very short time
That after all other medicines have proved useless
they relieve Liver Complaints,
and restore the health and strength Of the sufferer
That SICK FEMALES.
who have lungushed for years in help'c 'css weak
hess and dcspOndenCy, rccupernte with grCa
rapidly under their invigorating operation. 1'hn
all seXua disabilities are removed 10y their cOrdir
and gently stimulating properties. That they recru
Shattered Constitution,
however they may have been uifcd with and
abused that their direct tendency is to lengthcr
iie,and render il enjoyable. hat,opcraing direct
Iy upon the pO'sOH Oj diSeuSe IA the btOtd, they
Cause soon to Heal,
which destroy the Constitution
and discharge from the system, every ant Of Scro
iula, whether hereditary or otherwise. That they
Recruit :he Debiiiintcd,
and that there is no disease OF the Stomach aud
Bowels, the Liver, The Nervous System, the Skin
Glands or Muscles, in which they do not Civ,
prompt rt,ct, and, iii administered before the very
citadel Of lie has been invaded eG.ct a pIinies,
aMi perfect cure.
Bear in mind Tint the SCANDINAYIAN
VEGETABLE BLOOD PILLS are endors ed by
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-16
THE DOLLAR DEALER
N aR@S@Do
New VoIumc-New Type,
NN~~NN0N~~


For TWENTY YEARS, THE CLvELANp PLAIN
Denier has been owned and controlled. Published
and Edited by the same individual. 1t has new.
Democratic Ticket 1t has fought its way sin
Gle-hnnded against Nil opposition, until II has
gained National Circulation and n National rep.
utnton. From Maine TO California the PAIN
DEALER is known and read, and it never was in
so good condition pecuniariIy, or in better pluck
politically, to fight the battles OF Democracy than
now. For the coming year it will be particularly
deyotoJ IN
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-16
OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

l. From lie ~ y. DoRy News TEditnriai.1
We desire To call attention TO n letter from Dr.
Joshua L. Bridge. on - Health Of American Wo-
mem" m another column. lie treats the suhjec,
III an able manner, and his skill and medical judg
Inent NAV lie relied upon.
irom tie Aibany ErGning Express
Marshal 3 Uterine Cuthnlicon has proved to bo
tullv as valuable as it is claimed TO be n many
severe tests made ty medical gentlemen and oilers
DR.. Bridge Is Il regular physician of very fine at
talnmenis, Il man OF great judgment and discrimi-
nation, JudlciOus mud highly successful pracli.
toner, IN all diseases, especially those Of omen
and children.
From Phvs,c,anS.
Marshn'l's Uterine Cuiholicon will certainly
cure all this diseases for which it is recommended
In the worst cases have ever met with Mar.
sliaII's Uterine Cath"licun is n certain and safe
remedy
MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON
Is unhesilatingly utlel ed as IeIable remedy for
all those complaints 10 Which every " noman il,
liable anG which gradually atltc e mind MS well
as the body, so Tint to think ialk or work he.
comes alike source OF suffering. ii not an impos-
sibiliy Among other compIninis !ur which The
CnthoIicon is n remedy is he Falling Of tia Womb,
Whites. Suppressed, Irregular Painful Men.
slruauon. Bloulihg. lntlnmmntions and Diseases
OF the hldneys.r or UIinary Organs, Retention or
lnconlin"nce OF Urine, Heartburn, Costivrness
Nervousness, Paintings, P>lpatiors. Cramps
Disulcd : lecp, aud NIL troubles. organic or sym.
pathetic, connected Win the uterine organs.
Ladies whO are troubled with any o the above
symptoms, or with spine. liver or lung complaints,
are invited TO address Dr. BRIDGE, with lull con
hIence that they will find II lief Marshnlls uteI-
Inc Cah0Iicon is nol quack medicine but its in
gradients have been made known 10 Tie Medical
College and they are at Tie service Of any respect
able physician IN the county.
The price of MdrShdhS Uterine CaihDlicon 10
One DOltdr and a HaH per Single BoWe,
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MEDICAL.
January Appointments,
Prove all Things :!
TIE MODE OF EXAMINATION


Pursued by Dr. Wadsworth is very simple and
entirely new, and by il disease Of any OF the inter-
nal vital organs is in very lew minutes detected
with facility aud certainty, without asking the
patient question, or having the least previous
knowledge Oi the case.
Among tie discases treated successfully are.
SCRUFULA,
And all diseases oi II sCrOuous origin. Ulcers,
Tumors. Enlarged Glands or Joints, Hip Disease,
SweIlcd Neck or GOitre, .ICrululuui Sure Eyes,
Sculd Head, Eruplions, the Face or other parts,
Cancer, Fisula, Spinal Disease Dyspepsia, GRAY
ell, Impotence, Structure, St. Ntus Dance, Ep.
lepsy, Rheumatism, Dropsy, Syphilis, Ague aud
Fever, Neugalgia, &c.,&c.
All diseases peculiar TO Females, and all chron.
ic diseases tf the Brain, Eyes, Throat, Lungs,
Heart, Stomach Liver, Kidneys, Spleen, Skin or
other organs.
Those suffering from Chronic Disease Of nny6e
scriptinn, may be assured that their will be
treated frirly aud candIIly. and they will not be
encouraged 10 take medicine without cores
punding prospect of benefit DR.. w. has visited
Cleveland and other places IN Ohio and N. Y.
regularly, Tor the last two years, aud can furnish
patients with any amount of evidence in regard
io his SIX i'll ard qualifications physician. lie
will visit the above places every month, for one
year. thus giving those who consult him, Oppor.
tunity to continue ull cured. Those cases, by 9th
ers pronounced incurate, are requested to ca Il; it
will cost nothing TO have your case examined and
explained. Those wishing to consult by letter,
may direct to Bntnvin. New York. or 10 the care
OF The Hotel at anv Of my appointments.
ii. w. WADSWORrH,M Vi. D,
Bainvi1, New York,
Residence and principal Office.
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THE JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRAT.
DELINQUENT LAND ADVERTISEMENT

LIST Delinquent Treasurer
"a which added Penalty
of Thirty Simple Tax 1852
November, 1859.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-16
THE TEST OF u YEARS EXPERIENCE
HAS PROVED THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
HEGEMAN, CLARK & CO'S.
GENUINE COD LIVER OIL

1t is pronounced by Physicians the besi Rene.
dy for CONSUMPTION, ScRoFuLA, CHRONIC RHEu.
MArIsM, &c, ever discovered.
CT utiOn, .-The value of this remedy depends
tpon its purity, and in order TO secnre our GUS
omcrs pure article, one of our firm went TO
New Foundlnnd to superntend the manufacture
OF our oil, aud We WARRANT 1T PURE. See tia,
the label has the eagle and mortar, and the sig.
nature over the cork Of each bottle, as there is a
great deal of cheap inferior oil pnlmed of for
genuine, to the great injury of patient
DcrAsk for Hegeman, Clark & Co.'S, and take
no other, as many have been cured with the gen
uinc, who have used others wilhour any benefit.
ITSEFUL IN EVERY FAuIL Y. PAINT
u GREASE SPOTS, etc. removed instantly
Gloves, Silks, Ribbons, etc cleaned equal to new
without injury to The most delicate color or fabric
by HEGEMANd CO.'S. CONCENTRAT TEL
| BENZINE, only 25 cents per bottle. HEGE
MAN a. co Druggists, l6l, 399, 5ll, and $50
Broadway New York. @5lOn3