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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-12

kirkpatrick, NeVins Il Co.,
RECEIVING, FORRARDLYG AND Wholesale
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE,
HAVE in large and complete Of
4 a Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, all grades
M0asses, in barrels and half barrels;
Coffee, large and complete stock;
Raisins, full stock, with Teas, Candles, Sardnes Mack
erel Glassware sO-ted Pecans together with all kinds Of
ees usually kept in tie Grocery line Our stock OF
RRANDIES, WINES. WHISKY, &C.,
We think be surpassed this any
heavy stock Of goods in store invite the attention Of
the trade.
mar28-H KIRKPATRICK, NEVINS & Co.
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MBER.
addition to the stock purchased Of J. R. Darden,
Il ceiYed the following:
10000 feet dressed Yellow Pine Flooring,
2O0.OOO feet do White do do
5000 feet do q and IS White Pine Ceiling,
10000 feet do base and WashbOards,
75,lCO feet clear White Pine (all thcknesses)
300 900 feet Poplar Plank, Jost and Scantling.
eOO,OUO feet Cedar, assorted. Also, Window Sash,
Frames and Blinds to match Pine PANEL Doors and Frames
Mantle Pieces Moulding and Brackets, POI and Shingles
full supply always hand the Nashville Lumber Yard
No. Ill Broad street" [feb3-d3m. J. T. GIBSON.
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Il U II GE & ALL EN-.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Commission q Produce Merchants,
AND DEALERS IN
BRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS, &C.,
COR. OF COLLEGE AND SPRING sTs.,NAsHvILLE, TENN
ENTE are now in receipt large assorted stock Of
Wv Groceries, Liquors, &C. to which we invite the attention
of the trade:
$50 hhds Louisiana Sugar. $50 bs Baltimore Louisiana
100 bbls Y and Philadelphia Coffee Sugar
Crushed Sugar, 70 bbls Baltimore and Louisiana
so bbIs and Philadelphia Loaf Sugar;
Powdered Sugar; 95 bbls Baltimore and Phadel-
phia D Sugar.
Coffee.
500 sacks Rio Coffee, e5 do o. G. Java Coffee,
100 do Laguyra do
go 1bs New MOlas 50 ten gallon kegs Gold Syrup,
Sundries.
$50 boxes Star Candles, 200 doz Painted Buckets,
$50 y do do - nests Painted Tubs,
200 = do do $50 dozen Washboards,
$50 boxes Tallow do 200 dOz BrOoms.
100 Pearl Starch; 5O,t 90 assorted Cigars,
200 do Bar Soap, IS bxs Smoking Tobacco;
5 chests Green Black Tea; 500 Manufacturer de- all
80 do Pepper, 100 6xs CARROTS Snuff,
10 bales Ginger, 50 kegs Shot, assorted sizes;
100 casks New Castle Soda, 2j do Bar Lead;
100 bxs do do in papers, Is bxs MasOn's Backing;
5 ceroons best Indigo, $50 Glassware;
2casks Dutch Nader; $50 do Window Glass;
25 tercesf esh Rice, 500 bbls KenhaWG Salt,
LIQUORS.
Deans e Whisky, 200 bbls Robertson county
100 do Wishire's do Whisky,
IS do Ward & Cary do $50 bbls Rye & Bourbon do
% do Smiths old do 100 bxs LongwOrths
&c or; pipes Sherry & Madeira Wine;
? pipes Holland Gin so bask Champagne winei
20 bbls Ale; 10 bbls Vinegar;
IS casks London Porter;
Together with every other articles usually kept in the Grocery
inc. [jan12l BURGE ALLEN.
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Magnificent Scheme!
ACH SATURDAY FEBRUARY,

A Circular showing the plan OF the Let
terics will be sent 90 any ONE desirOus OF
receiving it.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES WILDE sold at
the following rates, which is the risk
Certificates Of Packages OF 10 Whole Tickets, $50
Half an
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o ANCIIEN
WILLIAMSON d CHEATHAM,
IMPORTERS
Brandies, Wines, and Liquors,
AND DEALKRs IN
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &C., &c,
NO. o COLLEGE STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

YTyHE undersigned have in store the following pure Liquors
favorable TERMS respectfully purchasers Of those goods
60 examine their stock before buying.
Our LIQUORS Wines purchased direct through te Gus
tom be warranted genuine Being determined to
sell at low hguTes-Possesng ne iac'es % 90
Rrandies, Gin, Rum and WhiSkies,
go and pipes Fine Cognac 10 bbs superior Rye Whisky
Brandies, choicest brands very old;
81 Pps Bordeaux do 90 bbls Old Rye to, do
a, D OU Holland Gin; IOS bis fine Tenn Corn do
pucheODsP pure W. l. Rum; sPu3c3eVns Irish and Scotch
Wines.
100 baskets and bzs Champagne, 20 do sauternas;
90 Sosss D HocE and MOssIe; 70 do do old and ane
y do Hungarian, White and 10 do Madeira;
es boxes Fine Clarets 10 do Port
100 Table do do do very superior.
Porter, Ale, &c.
90 casks London orter, hest brands;
- do English and scotch Ale best brands;
80 do French Cordisls, assorted;
20 do Brandy Cherries;
10 DO Curacao, MsreschinO and Absynthe.
Cigars
leooOo genuine Havana Cigars, 100000 German Cigars
Choicest brands; 5000 Baltimore Begallas do
Tobacco.
bu Fine virginia Chewing Tobacco T. W Anderson
!: !: 4: !: & & ssls.r.ss :'i Fl:
ho,s Se Virginia Chewing Tobacco sutherand sine qua
% bOxo, ns Virginia Chewing Tobacco, ChamDer Fpen
81 pors. aS S' TPai Chewing Tobacco nho Aristoa
10 boxes ane yirgniS Chewing Tobacco, "Alen's''
50 boxes hest Tennessee DO 10
AZ y boxes sean smith' celebrated ''wt and Pancakes
Danvie Tobacco squs il net SUPERIOR to any ever oRers
e. ,I. u S o4 aTicss connected with the business
q WILLIAMSON & ChEAIHAM,
sspa Ne. 9, coIsgs street. Nashville Tenn
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WOOD, EDDY a co., Managers,
Successors 70 s. Sran J. co.
The following Scheme will drawn BY WooD EBDr Co
Managers OF the Sparta Academy Lottery, their Sagl
Number Lotteries FOR January, 1859, at AUGUSTA, GEO
public, under the superintendent Of Commissioners.
Class 6 draws
Saturday, February ,, 1859.
Glass draws on
Saturday, February IL, 1889.
Glass draws on
Saturday, February 80, 1859.
Glass o draws On
Saturday, February 30, 1859.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 Tickets!
EIvR THOUSAND HUNDRED AND EIGHrY-FIvE FRrzrsf
NEARLY ONE PRIZE To BVERY NINE TICKETS.
Magnificent Scheme!
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:. W. snr.s4n. as ngrrAxrE
GRESHAM & HUFFAKER,
Successors to Smith, Love& Cos
WHOLESALE GROCERs
Forwarding and Commission Merchants.
So SOUTH MARKET rrazErl
Nashville, Tennessee.
IT III pay Cash for all Articles Of Produce. N
-ltw&wly
ME receipt large aud yell assorted STOCK
Sugars.
$50 hhds Louisiana 100 6bs Bait Crusl'd aud POWd
30 boxes Loaf 100 bbis St. Louis do 30
300 bags New Orleans Roi
l56 do Choice Baltimore
IE0Iasses.
Us barrels Choice Reboiled
so 4 do 40 90
zoo barrels Pixies Deans and chenarth's Whistles;
400 do Bourbon, Rye, Monongaiea and smiths oidi Re-
900 do Country made. Lincoln Robertson, SCI
9 pkgs Domestic Brandy;
. do Ginger Blackberry and cherry DO
20 do Holland Gin:
L2i Ibis Sweet Malaga Wine;
pkgs Old Jamaica Run;
400 boxes Star Candles; Us Eers Tobacco all grades;
200 halfdO dc do 100000 CIGARS, do do, r...
Also good assortment of Pepper spice, Ginger, Soda &c
wanted 10000 bushels Dried Fruit.
JOHN Is. IA hSONs
DRY GOODS COMMISSION MERCHANT
40 Main street,
ST. Louis, Missouri,
ConsignmenIs of southern Manufacture
Respectfully Solicited.
Refer to Gardner Shepherd Coz Morgan Co.. Pail Gun
ningham and A. Hamilton Nashville liana5-dlm
s sa5 5 S E EsFIs' ..ar a o oaSa'.
WIN. 5. EAKsN a CO.,
WHOLESALE DEArEFsIS
DRY GODS,
srocEssoRsTo
It. & w. Ealrin & Co.
janll
c. ADAMS. FuIz THOMAS GIBSON
ABBAY, GIBSON a CO.,
Successors to strickier., Ellis & Coz
Wholesale DEALERS IN.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS q STRAW GOODS,
Carpet Bags, &c,
No. 81 Public square,
NASEV ILLE, It ENNESS SEE.
janI3-ly
J.B. PITTBIAN,
sOLICITs BUSINESS AS AN ATTORNEY AT LAW
IN al Courts Of DdcidSO and az the Circus and Cheey
Courts of Wilson County
office on Dederick street, No, @,
First door from Square the occupied by W Robert
sor. Esq. jal4-lms
TO NASHvILLE MERCHANTS,
lWHOLEsALE BUYERS EXCLCsIYELY)
LRWES NSTEIN a CO.,
Successors to Einstein & Jacobs)
MANU- ACTU r E r S OF
White and Fancy Shirts, Collars,
Drawers, OVeTallS, &c.
NO. 52, BARCLAY STREET,
NEW YORK.
jaI4-dGw.
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COPPER, TIN, SHEET IRON,
AND
STOVE ESTABLISH MI E H t,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, NO. :, BBOAbWAI.

UTROUGHT IRON COOK STOVES.-We keep
w constantly hand four different sizes for wood orcoal
which superior other We manu-
feature them ourselves, and hy NO. workmen.
M'CASLIN 4 STRADER,
jan No. Broadway.
COPPER WORK.-suchas stills, Kettles, Machinery,
~ &c, made to order.
Repairing dene and cheap anywhere else In this
Departmental business shall strive te excel.
MCASLIN & STRADER,
janI6 No. Broadway
HUTTERING AND ROOFING done moments
II notice. MCASLIN & STRADER,
Janl6 No. Broadway.
TENIN WARE always hand and manufactured under
personal attention. Every article is tested and taken back
perfect repairing this department done with prompt
ness. Charges moderate, MCAeLlN 4 sTkADER.
janlS dom No. broadway.
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w. A. sZREr a. l. KING, WN. b
STREET, KING a. CO..
ATTO RNEYS AT LAW,
LAND, COLLECTION, AND
GEYERAL AGEYTS,

OMAHA CITY, NEBRASKA TERRITORY,
XETIL practice sW in the Supreme and inferior Courts Of
wv Nebraska, and sell Land time
give special attention to making selections Of Nebraska
for those wishing good and desirable locations invest for distant
dealers reasonable furnish abstracts Of entries
and titles short notice, buy and sell lands lots and all
kinds o. real estate, and General Agency business
W. s. Gilman, Banker, New Iorkcity
Converse, Harding L Co., Boston, Mass.
@. Hibtar, Supt n. Y, Central Railroad, Albany, y. Z
Gen. Leslie CoOmbs, Lexington Kentucky.
Hon. Francis b. FOgg. Nashville, Tennessee.
johnson, Weaver Co. do do
Dr. S. Young, dc do
Gov. W. B. CAMPBELL Lebanon, do
Hoa. Jordan Stokes, do do
Lucas, Thompson & Co., st. Louis, Ne.
McGarc, Chenden & Co.. Keokuk, Iowa.
VIM. II Sewer & Co BANKERS, Oscaoosa, Iowa
Baldwin, Dodge Co., Council Bluffs, DO
Davis, Moody & Co., Chicago, Illinois.
W. A. johnson & Co., New Orleans, Louisiana. u2 Il
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-12

CRATES! GRATES!!
lust RECEIVED
ID % fine Parlor grates 18th 50 mer part,
l3V conaEesSsi mantle crates,
20 do Office CRATES,
s. jamb CRATES low priced, all sizes,
very handsome marblzed nantes,
1866 pieces Pshurs hollow Ware consisting OF English
pots from j gallons, biscuit bakers, deep oYen skets,
sszes, wash and sugar kettles.
$50 pieces assorted dog Ny assortment tn was
complete, and every pises made IN the best
J. W. WILSON,
fsb1. oppoIts The ssEanee HSuss.
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FOE THE WINTER TRADE.
No. 81. Is5s--'59. No. 81.
A. G. * A. b. BEECH,
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, DC, &c.,
No. 81, College Street.
NAE have just received cur seconi Stock Of FaIl and
~ Winter Dry Goods, Oil Cloths, &c, to
tuai time dealers.
DRESS GOODS.
Handsome Double SHIRT silk Robes;
Ilsyas srl. and Es,S srP Pc. DO ID, DO
Printed Delane Robe Ala:
Bayadere Delanes;
Plain and Small Figured Delanes;
Grostie Cross Mourning Silks;
Large Stock Plain Black do
Plain and Small Cheek do
Plain and Plaid Mefinos all co.ors;
Satin Finish do do do
Plain and Bayadere PopliRs for Travelling Dresses
Large Stock Cheap Dress Goods. sc.
Curtains, shades, Fixtures, xc.
81 Satin Damaski Embroidered Muslin Curtains
- Wool do Cornces and Bands.
Floor Oil Cloths.
ls4 "a Floor Old Cloth, which to suit any
Carpets, Rugs. &c.
81 do Do 0' az % BY g stock &C
3 95s's' g E5sse @,5 Sss 81, r,., .
ManIiIIas, CIOaks, ShayvIs, Sc.
We have large stock Of shawls, Coaks MantIlas &c
IA Duck always hand for Wagons heets Cloths &C.
Blankets Also general stock Of Staple Dr.
Goods to which invite the attention Of Retail buyers
novS-tf A:C. & All. BEECH.
day GOODsI DRY GOODSi
McWHIRTER EROS.
For the Fall Trade
We are in receipt Of the most desirable and we'll selected
staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
We have ever offered to the the retail trade
Commission Houses in the Eastern cities, We feel no hest
fancy saying that thereby enabled goods at As
Low PRH e ES
and on as Reasonable Terms any house the city.
Our present stock embraces every variet,Sof
New and FashiOnabIe Designs,
such as very handsome Robes, Ala
4 Tabla:
French DeIAnss, Plain and Fancy
French and English MerinOes;
aconaPlaids
Lavellas, for Travelling Dresses;
Plaid Merino, English and French;
Every style Of shaS Plain and Fancy ssand Cloak
Black Silks, all grades together with other article too tedious to
Wehaye also very large stock Of Staple Goods such
Beaehed Domestic. ali grades.
A inch Pillow case COttsn;
- Brown sheetngi
- and VI sea Island DO.
Bro. and bid drills;
Pid Linsey, all kinds,
Fannels, all colors, qualities and prices;
Canton Flannels;
Negro Blankets;
Bed Blankets every size and quality;
Brown Jeans, kerseys, Satnes Csneres Yestngs, Shirts
Fronts Collars and in fact every article person may
fad in complete retail store.
We also keep constantly hand complete stock Of Boots
Shoes Hats and Caps Dnolr Co.'S best Anchor brand Boiling
Cloths, Carpets, &c To all Of which the Of
the trading community Our motto is to sell cheap the
cheapest. McWHIRTER BROS
sepI5 No. 81. North Market street..
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IN ORDERING r1cKET Ts on cERrTF1Ca P..is y

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR Certificates Please
the money address for the Tickets ordered
receipt Of which they Ill Be forwarded by first mail Purchasers
have tickets ending in figure they designate.
numbers and Prizes will Be % nur
clIasers Immediately aftsr the drawing.
IT Purchasers will please write their signatures plata.
give their Post Ofce, COunty and State.
IT Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable u fs
without deduction
II All prizes Of 81 900 under paid Immediately after
the drawingother prizes the usual time Of thirty days
Notice TO COrrespOndemts-Ih0se who prefer m.
sending money BY mais the ADAMS EAPkEss CJM-
PANY, whereby money for Tickets In Of Ten Dollars
upwards, he sent dt risk and expense from any cYI
or town Wherv they have oce The AID order mas
Be enclosed IN 6OCerzHle Post Cce Nded EHreQn I
or the Express Company ctuuoi receive them
All communications strictly confidential
Orders for Tickets Certificates b. Nail Express 70 be d.
rected to
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WOOD, EDDY & co., Augusta Georgia.
or WOOD EDDY & CO., Atlanta. Georgia.
WOOD, EDDY q co.. Wilmington, Jeia.
the numbers that drawn from The wheel, With
the Of the prize ta. each entd will be
lished after very draEEg in the following PapersAugusa
Gal COnslituiOnast, New Orleans Dea Mobile Hegise-
Charleston STANDARD, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Ine nr
New Weekly Day Book, Savannah Georgian, Rshmaul
Dispatch Dispatch Pauldug (Aliss Clarion aud
Link tock CArk.l True Democrat ian22-
VIRGINIA TOBACCO
N BOXES Of pure Virginia Tobacco Just received dinct
eftV from the manufactures Of LynChburg, BY
GR1SHAH 4 uUFFAKER,
octI5- So south Market street.
n HAVE On HAND 25O,OOO "a SIBEES %
BROKEN STONE for McAdsmiziag, and VIII sell q rcas
6argain,H iaksnaWag In a short TINS. -,
les Ns PzniEsntarys
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-12

NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
CAPITAL sIOO,OOOs All PAID IN AND sr~uRED.
FFNHIS Company being fully organized according to Charter
prepared write Policies against Damage bv Fire
on Buildings, Goods, Wares and Merchandise generally
shipments against Loss Damage Rivers or Inlan
Transportation, n the most favorable terms.
LIE NKsRo Policies ISSUED CURRENT RATEs.
Office No 36 Corner Of Square azd Cedar Street.
DIRECTORS.
ALEXANDER FALL, ". T. BERRY,
ANTHONY W YANLEER, JAMES WOODS,
JOHN hIRkMAN, JOHN II. EWIN,
HENRY HART, ia, R. C. TNAIRY
THoS. W. EfANS, HUGH McCRAE,
WESLEY GREENFIELD.
ALEXANDER FALL, President.
JAMES WALKER, Secretary. apri3-y
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OYSTERS. Eases NunasoD Tbor8,s q g., So
tEOre prices, freight added rs
CARTER, WILSFORD & co.
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DURAN EkEfsIs R.S.s-l00 4 ~ 65I- -i-- a -
Z berries for sale very low tv e''-
CARTER, W1LsF0RD & co
jan IL No. s. Market o.
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New Sugars Coffee, Raisins, Sardines, &c,
JUST RECEIVED
so hhds New Sugar, prime and choice;
300 bags Coffee, New Crop;
800 bxs Raisins
% do = and 4 Sardines;
IS bbls New Buck Wheat Flour;
Which will be sold low to the trade.
LANIER, PHILLIPS & co
N B. viii be receiving New Goods daily.
novel L. A. co.
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STA "A .--20o Boxes Foxs Pearl sf--6 H. -. -
Din the market for sale low by --i'
GARTER, " ILSFORD < co.
Jah- ~, No. S. Market st
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-10-29

FRE-"our city" was visited, on Wednesday
night. by one of the grandest prairie fires ever
beheld-completely sweeping over one-quarter of
the town The fire started about two miles up
the Neosho, and was driven by strong north.
west wind to the Commereial-street road, when
the wind shifted to the north and swept it broad
side over roads across streets and among houses
nearly to Sixth Ayenue-the centre of town
No serious damage was done, however, except the
burning of ay-stsck owned by Charley Hassler.
though several houses were in serious danger for
a time Our citizens all turned out. and fought
the fire manfully.
On the forenoon of the same day, fire started
on the divide north of the Eeosho. and the wind
blowing strong gale soon drove it into the tim
Der. where considerable damage was done. Mr..
Rinker estimates the injury to his trees at 500,
and he is not the only sufferer.
Our town was approached by another fire from
the prairie on Thursday forenoon. which called
all hands out this time coming from the north
east, and originating this side Of the Neosho The
wei-traveled road de running diagonally across its
track were crossed without hiRdranee, and il was
with the utmost effort that several stables and
stacks were saved. The fire continued east and
burned stack of hay for DR.. Newton, and some
fence on Mr. oakfield's farm.
About week since, 9 large body Of prairie west
Of ms burned. destroying number Of cabins and
considerable hay.
Persons should be careful in setting prairie
fires at this season. Nowhere are they safe OF be-
yond the fear OF control.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-10-29
o. E. Learnard.

We place the name of this gentleman
upon the ticket this week, as the nominee
of the Republicans for Judge of this. the
Fifth Judicial District, under the Wyan-
dotte Constitution. Mr.. Learnard is young
man of fair abilities. and graduate of the
Albany, N. Y. Law College. He has been
a resident of Kansas for the last four oil
FIVE years. and took prominent part in her
struggles for freedom. He was a member
of the last Territorial Council, and in that
important position always acquitted him
self with honor and credit. If elected he
will make good Judge.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-10-29
J. M. Winchell.

The Senatorial and Representative Dis
trict Convention, held at Ottum wa last week,
passed, without dissenting voice, reso-
luton instructing their nominees to use all
honorable means to secure the election of
j. NJ. Winchell to the U. s. Senate
Whether. at this early day, any prediction
can be formed as to the success of either of
the three or four most prominent aspirants
for the two highest gifts of the new State,
the fact cannot be denied that Mr.. Win
chell occupies the most favorable position
of any man in Southern Kansas He has
the ability. the integrity and the experience
that has been acquired by self-efort and
honest purpose, without the aid of provi-
dencial events or assisting circumstances.
For FIVE years a resident of Kansas, and
throughout that time jealous worker and
true patriot, he is everywhere well known,
and no less popular than he is deserving.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-10-29

More about the County Nominations.
The Americas Sentinel, of last Monday.
exercises itself very severely over the move
which has been made to change the county
ticket nominated at Americas on the 18th
instant. 1t ignores the true and only cause
of this ''bolt," which is that the whole
ticket is not Republican. Itsays, whether
this be so or not, we do not know, nor do we
care" There is where the Sentinel and we
differ. We do care, for we are Republicans,
and THE News is Republican. The Sentinel
is not, and its editor is Democrat; there
fore he is hostile TO the move because Re-
publicaus alone are concerned in it. Blu;
that is not the worst. The charge of ''sec-
tionalism'' in this matter-that it is move
of the south side of the river against the
north, is as ridiculous as it is untrue. The
instigators of this call many of them live
north of the Neosho, and they were the ones
who took the most prominent part in issuing
the call for new convention. In doing so,
too we have no belief that such an idea was
thought of-either by those north or south
of the river. If 'war of Sides has been
or is to he inaugurated, it is the Sentinel s
fault with few individuals around it, and
will be an east and aoest one as well as north
and SOUTH
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-10-29
A Great Meeting at Burlingame


Hon. Arson Burlingame. of Mass, Wis
tied his namesake above us on Friday of last
week, where he was greeted with ''open
hearts and extended hands by an assem-
olage of nearly four hundred persons. whom
he addressed for nearly three hours. in the
evening. Mr.. A. G. Proctor, of this place,
Who was present. says 1t was one of the
most eloquent and impressive speeches he
ever heard. It's effect was wonderfui-al-
most magical; at times the audience were
hushed to noiselessness in the desire to
catch each falling word. and then again loud
and uncomfortable in their shouts of enthu-
Siasm. Judge Schuyler was chairman OF
The meeting. and received from his old
Trend whitening rebuke for his inconstan-
ey to the true principles of former faith.
AT the close of The meeting every man,
Woman and child present, was introduced
to Mr.. B., and each received his warmest
congratulations and cordial shake of the
hand.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-10-29

COMMITTED SUIcIDE-John Kissel, German
doctor who has been living for some time on the
Cottonwood, some fifteen miles above Emporia
put terminus to his life last week in rather q
singular manner. He had been doctoring neigh
Dor with a sore foot. for which he prepared bot
tie of powerful compounds to be applied. One
evening after he had called, the bottle missed
and the next morning the Doctor was found lying
on pile of hay the house. with the bottle
empty beside him. He died the following morn
ing, which was last Sunday. He had been medi
tating self destruction for some time.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-10-29

CABINET WARE MASUFAcToRY EMPoRIA-We
are happy to know that arrangements are being
made by two of our citizens, Messrs. Randall &
Jones, to put in operation Immediately manufac-
tory of this kind in place sufficiently extensive
to supply the whole Upper Neosho country with
chairs, bedsteads, tables, bureaus, etc. They have
rented steam power of Messrs. Britton d Priest
proPrietors of the Emporia Mill, and are having
a turning lathe and other machinery manufactured
by the Kimball brothers, at Lawrence. Such an
establishment has been necessity for this part of
the country long time.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-10-29

BUFFALO HUNTING.-"All the world" or the in
habitants of this portion of it, seem bent upon q
chase after the buffhloes this fall. Our citizens
are not alone in this desire. Parties are coming
through here from the States nearly every day,
bound for the great buffalo range to the south of
us. We received call this week from party of
four-Mr. Milton Haines and tn rec brothers named
Babb-all the way from Clinton county, Ohio, for
this one purpose The buffaloes are said to be
crowding in upon the settlements closer than usual
this fall.