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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-07

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AYnr IN the Fifty Ninth year Of its existence,
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TIete fsrniIyn ewspapef9 IL devoted TO the SUPP
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right, and Of democratic principles alwsys! L.
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administrator Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that win offer at
IN public sale, at the late residence of abraham
Sheneman, near Emporia, on Saturday, the 2Ist
day Of january. 1860, at o'clock p. m, the per-
sonaI property belonging to said estate consisting
of one wagon, two horses, 8 mileh COWS, head
young cattle, farming utensils. de-. Terms OF
sale-cash in hand. ELCY SHENEMAN, tsas
Dee. 10th, 1S59.-w3 Administratrix.ss
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Aimsnisfrafnr,s Nntiea.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of admin
IN istrasion have been granted the und ersigned
the estate of Henry Boyer, late Of Breckenridge
county, deceased, bearing date December s24th,
A. D. 1850 Therefore, all persons having claims
against said estate are required to present them
said letters or they may be precluded from any
benefit of such estate and, if not presented with
in three years from the date Of said letters, they
will be forever barred.
.alss E@ GEORGE j. ITALIAN,
dec3l-w3 Administrator
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r CENTRAL KANSAS =
LAND AND COLLECTION
"A q = 1T 9
Once Removed to I47 Commercial Street.
-s,..s sz EMPoRIA, KANSAS. fassses go,
E. P. BANCROFT,
Real Estate Agent and. Conveyancer,

Real Estate Agent and Conveyancer,
WILL. ATTEND TO. THE ABOVE BUsI-
w ness in all its branches, such as Entering,
Buying, and Selling Land, Paying Taxes, Renting
Land and Houses, Collecting Debts and, Cons
yeyanciRg. - -. al =
have complete set Of plats of all the best
land in this part of the Neashoe and Cottonwood
valleys. I now offer for sale, ut low figures. the
following Real Estate ea
No. Lots No. ia and 176 CONNER
eial street, Empoeia. with atwestory frame house,
No. 2.-Lots No. 145 and lat CONNER
cial street. with good house, we'll finished, and
now occupied dwelling and office. 80
No. 300 Lots in Emporia; choice
selection, suitable for stores. shops, dwelling
houses, dc. - --e-.-ss r&s-sgs
No: 4.-1Go acres of land + miles from
Emporia, with Is acres under cultivation, being
s. W. u Sec. Is, T. 10, R. IL.
No. $50 acres of land j miles from
Emporia, with living water; no Improvements;
being W. Il N. E. ii Sec. IL, 7. IS. 4. II.
No. $50 acres of land. ! miles from
Emporia, with living water, 10 acres under god
cultivation, being W. y 8. E. u Sees. t. 10.
r. Ii.
No. 7.--l60 acres of land mile from
town, living water and SO acres of timber, being
the 8. w. u See. 3, 7. Is, r. al
No. 8.--16O acres of land 4 mile from
town; no improvements; being the S. E. Il Sec.
4, T. 10, R. II. e-Ssses ssss = sESA
No. 9-16o acres of land in Madison
county, near Eagle creek, being the N. w. II Sec:
81, T. %, R. IL. ,s....,z IS.
No. 10.-160 acres of land near Forest
Hill; living water, and little timber: being the
N. E. II Sec. 10, T. 10, R. IL. -Eszss.ss-
No. 11.-l6o acres good bottom prairie,
two miles from Emporia, 90 acres broke and
fenced. Will be sold on four years time. It is
the s. E. II of Sec, %, T. 10, R. II. =
No. 1870 acres good rolling prairie,
five miles from town, being N. = Of s. E. Il Of
Sec. 4, T. 19, R. IL. s.9..sf
No. 1870 acres prairie land, stone
and log house, well of good water-$l00 worth
of young stock taken in part payment. This is
he N. E. II of Sec. 6, T. 20, R. IL. i-ss
A full description of any of the above land will
be given, with the terms of sale, upon application
If by letter, enclose stamp. g Ef9 & e e
SEmpoFia October 29th, 1891
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Administrsto ! Eotisss

NOTICE is hereby given, that letters of Adj
IN ninistEation have been granted to- the I'M
dersigned, on the estate of Alfred Mccoy, de-
ceased, bearing date December 10Th, A. DfIo59;
therefore all persons having claims against said
estate are required TO exhibit them to me far al
lowanee within one year from the date Of such
letters or they may be psecluded FROM any benz
eft of such estate, and If such claims be not pre-
sentcd within three years from date Of said letters
they viii be forever debarfed.
3. FsaEORTOE,
dec3l-3v 49, Administzator
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IsokNDIARIsA.-The st. Joe Vest an
other Missouri papers are publishing th
prospectus Of the IT. z. Iri6waea s. o<sa
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Mr.. Hesler. daguerrean artist Of Chicago.
has, according to the Chicago Press AID
TTi5sns. discovered q process of photo
Graphing in colors. 33
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The Palermo (Kansas) Leader has beer
temporarily suspended.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-07

The Prince Of Wales has attained his
eighteenth year. aud is therefore entitled to
the crown of England, in case Of the death
of his mother.
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Chr GtllpOria 9kps:
SATURDAY, JANUARY ., 1890.

Single copies Of TIE NEws in wrappers for al
ss this elIice, at i've cents per copy,
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Blacks. -Desds. Mortgages. Bsnds end Dsel
sasicns SOs sAle q this olRee in any quantity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-03

ID We thank our friends, Harper & Brothers
publishers, Of Franklin Square, New York city,
Tor sending us, through the hands of Me,srs
Taylor Maury, copy Of ''Italy in Transi-
non," public scenes and private opinions in the
spring of 1850; illustrated by official documents
from the Papal archives Of the revol,ed LEGATIONS
BY VIM Arthur, A. NJ =, author Of ga Mission To
me Mysoe," The Successful Merchant eTbe
tongue OF Fire." &c; a very agreeable and in
teresting sensation book, evidently written in
sincere sympathy for the cause In which Carl.
baidi is now struggling.
Also, for ''Chapters on Wives" by Mrs. ELI,
author Of Mothers Of Great Menu a book that
IL destined to rank In due time an standard
work Of fiction. Mrs Ellis's books are all such
as may not only with impunity, but with prom.
Use OF much substantial usefulness, be placed I'm
any family library; for they invariably inculcate
good morals and teach good manners. while af.
fording very interesting light reading.
Also, for "The Woman in White. y a move, bv
Wilkie Collins, author Of "Antonina,,, .sTbe
Queen Of Hearts, s'The Dead Secret.n &C.
Illustrated by John McLenan. work of much
spirit and full Of incident, that will prove do.
cided hit for the prevailing taste for such light
reading.
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UNone but physician know, bow mucb
iehaoie aIter1firs is needed by the people. ON
All sldes OF u.s. In all communities eyery Where
han'uaes that suffer from complaints that not birg
tnem have been made and put abroad with The an.
susance OF Being efectual. But they fail to ac
cosnpnsn ne cures they promise because they have
NO. tne Intrinsic virtues they claim In this safe
OF tne case, DR. ]. c. Aver Co, of lowell have
suppned as with a compound Extract of Sa,san ma
Lila rn MhiGn does prove to be the long desired
ored preparations in market fs that IL r,rt, IN.
9iseases Tor which II In recommended while thew
DO not We are assured Of this fact by more than
one OF our Intelligent physicians iE this neig hbor
experience OF intruth.-TsnHsssss Farmer, NasA-
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u The attempts that have been made to re-.
cover the Atlantic Telegraph Cable have proved
how enormously II was constructed The heavy
wire covering, twisted round the central core and
meant to constitute the main stay Of strength, was
found to be qnite rotten; while the copper wire
and gutta percha of the core were always in good
condition. In some instances the cable was lifted
solely by the strength Of the copper wires In
view OF these facts 1t is suggested by London
teienunc journal that the cable has been prema-
tcreiy abandoned. Owing to the rottenness Of the
wire covering, II may be impossible to raise the
cable but if the core be sound, it NAV be posx bIe
yet to work the line across the entire Atlantic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-03

IL great republican demonstration took
place at indianapolis, Ind, on Wednesday The
procession was very large in numbers, and &C.
cuP!ed an hour in passing given point In it
there was wagon drawn by forty three yoke Of
oxen, and combining several large saw-logs, with
men splitting rails and distributing them along
the route. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-03

u The japanese money present in New York
has been definitely disposed of, a. it would ap-
pear. Iii to be invested and to constitute fund
to be called the japanese Merit Fund, the annual
Interest from which shall be divided on the first
OF November In each year, between the most
meritorious captain of police, two sergeants Of
police, and two patrolmen. The plan seemed to
meet the unanimous approval Of the Police Com
missioners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-03

-, Capt M L. Smith, U. 8. A., 10 at the Ma
49, Hon Joseph Lane, Of Oregon; Hon w.
hnnkel, OF Md, are at Browns
Several members Of the ussan royal family
are Spending The summer at Torquay, England
Roo't Parks, Collector of Customs at CI.v,-
land, Ohio, died on Thursday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-03

UIt is estimated that the agricultural product
OF the United states for the present year Is five
bushels OF wheat, four bushels Of potatoes, and
thirty bushels Of corn to each individual of the
whole population. Beside this there Ia for each
about quarter of bushel of barley, half bushel
of rye, one-third of bushel of buckwheat. and
one-sixth Of a bushel of rice. The oat crop is
eaimated at one hundred and seventy five millions
OF bushels
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spiY,, .f an, s,eruius Press.

The Consultation notes a remarkable fact
that every prominent man at the south, with,
perhaps, the exception Of the Hon. George w.
Jones, of Tennessee, entertains and at some pc
riod of his political history has expressed opin-
ions diverse as the poles to the doctrine of
s'squatter sovereignty as now taught by Judge
Douglas.
The IstsHigsneer quotes history to show that
there is no such thing as the right Of secession
from the Union. 80
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By A. GREEN, Auotioneer.

by n. UbfaENs huotIOnetf.
nESIRABLE IMPROVED AND UNIM
~ PROVED PROPERTY AT PuBLIc SALE;-For sale
at the Auction store of the undersigned, corner of
Seventh street west and ID street, on WhDN "a
DAY the 18th OF September next, at O'Clock m,
the folio - ing Lots:
Lot s, in square So.
Lot ~, IN SQuare63S
L. 10, IN So uare l., "a.
Part OF Lot IL. in squsre Ia fronting 3 feet ~
inches on East Capitol street, improved By two
small tenements
This propsIty is within fhs proposed extsnacn
OF the Caplto grounds. lite peri Ct
Terms One fourth cash; tn. residue in g. IL and
10 months, secured by deed Of trust All convex
sneing at the cost of the Purchaser. III the terms
purchaser.
au q 3tav7v&ds A. GREEN, Auot.
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IL 1t has bsen finally determined to have
grand torch-light procession in New York city on
the occasion Of the proposed visit Of the Prince Of
Wales. The precise time fixed is October 18th.
Mayor Wood has promised to foot the expenses
Incident TO the demonstration. 1t is estimated
that the whole cost will sum up at 81 5OO-sI 500
for music, and 81 600 for torches
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-03

" The nomination by the Radical Abolition
Convention of Gerrit Smith for President Of the
United States. and Samuel Mcfarland, of Penn
sylvania, for'vice President will, it is thought,
take some fifteen or twenty thousand votes from
Lincoln, in New York If the extremists are really
in earnest
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY A. GREEN, Apcnone,

IN MONDAY, September "a, 1889. We shall sell.
" n front OF the premises, 81 6 O'Clock m, in
compliance with the terms Of a deed o. trust 20 us
from Ifrvs a. brovn sna vifs, dsie1 18th septem
page a.e &o. O Q Of The land records of Wash,ns
ton county, pats ofiots ana II. IN square No III.
beginning for ihe saine - feet tpobcs from the
southwest corner IF said fquare, running thence
east on line with ID street south IS feet; thence
north feet; noe vest l6 feet; thence sonth ~
imprs, emei T., oonsistins OF a tvo-story frame
house With one story hack binding.
Terms One fourth cash; the balarce in 6, n and
~ months alter dsy # tae. with n~tes secured by
decd o! trast on the premises. Ifths te Of sale
not comp Ted " Ia within I've day sffer the ds
Of sae the tTastses the rsht 10 resell fhe
property at fhe purc hases risk and cost after Civ
ing one vesksI.ot c.
Gso. Z. HENNING, lru.t...
al % Staw&ds A. GREE .Auct
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IL A grand republican ratification meeting II
to be held at the Cooper Institute, New York, or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-03

DEATHoF NAVAL CAPTAIN .-Informa,ion ma.
been received In this city Of the death of
james Mcintosh, Commander Of the Navy-yard at
P:nsacola, who died on Saturday morning The
deceased was native Of Georgia, and entered
the service In September, 1911. He was promoted
to bis present grade Of commission, September s.,
1854
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7 He GREAT BULK OF OUR EXTENSIVE
stock of Autumn and WIN TER DID Y
GOODS was selected with an eye TO the wants of
persons IN moderate circumstances.
"a pets, Curttins, Oilclotn, &c upper Aoors
One price only, ma ked in plain figures. IS
PERRY q BROTHER
Penn. avenue and Ninth street.
SO Lot Perry Buidingo
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NAVAL PROMOTION AND APPOINTMENT
Assistant Surgeon Thomas B Steele has been pro-
NOTED to surgeon In the navy, vice Surgeon AID
dison, deceased and Osborn Iglehart, Of An
naPoiis, Md, has been appointed assistant sur
geon 10 NIL the vacancy created by the promotion
Of Passed Assistant Surgeon Steele. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-03

THE New QuARTKRMAsrER OF rHx MAn,ss
CoRPs.-Major William b Slack, recently ap
pointed Quartermaster Of the Marine Corps. bs,
entered upon his duties, In the discharge Of which
we are sure, from his marked efficiency and many
tstimaole qualities. he will command the an.
Pfoval Of all with whom he may be broug bit in
contact
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-03


ARMY INrELLIGENcE.-Maj.H Henry Hill, pay.
master, has been directed to proceed, on or after
the first proximo, to West Point, watervliet Ar.
sensl, Platsburg Barracks and the headouarter,
of the Department Of the East to paw the troops al
these station for the month Of July, 1869.
MaJ Thomas J Leslie, paymaster, has been di.
rected to proceed forthwith TO Fort Independence
Watertown Arsenal, Frankfort Arsenal, and For,
Hamilton to pay the troops at these stations for the
months Of July and August
First Lieut. John C. Bonnycastle, 4th infantry
has been directed to join his proper company al
Fort Cascade, w. +.
Capt. F. ID. Calender has been directed to pro.
coed to San Francisco and attend to the duties Of
his department, when he will rejoin his station.
The aforementioned Brevet Second Iieuten.
ants graduates Of this year, attached to the
mounted corps have been assigned to duty with
the companies, and at the stations set forth on.
Posite their respective names:
Dragons -Brevet Second Lieut. BENJAMIN r
Sloan, jr., 6, second regiment at Fort Garland
n. nj. Brevet Second Lieut.. Josiah H. KELLOGG,
E, LIST regiment, at Fort Walla Walla, VT. Bre.
vet Second Lieut. Wesley Merritt, E, I'd regiment,
at Camp Floyd,w.T
Cavalry.-Brevet Second Lieut. John r n
Burtwell, c, first regiment, at Fort wa.hIta.
c. N. Brevet Second Lieut. w. fl. Gibbes
ID, second regiment, at Camp Cooper, Texas,
Brevet Second Lieut.. Charles g. Bowman. r..
first regiment, at Fort Cobb, Indian Country.
Brevet Second Lieut.. John J. Sweet, T., second
regiment, at Camp Hudson, Texas
Regiment Of Mounted Rinemen. -Breyst Ser
ond Lieutenant John M. Kerr, at Fort Graf,
N. M.
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WASHINGTON HxwsAKp eOesIp.

BEArTisrL AhERicAS WORKS OF ARr.-These
beautiful, novel, and truly American designs.
which we noticed some time ago, a. having been
designed by Mr.. Bruf artist Of w ashin aton city,
have been produced in metal by Mesrs Cornelius
q Baker, Of Philadelphia. = -. - 81 q
They consist Of two cbandeliers and several
brackets for gas. The large chandelier represents,
centrally, for its stem the great Or tree Of Calfor-
mia; around the base Of which II an Indian lodge.
Upon the four arms or branches are figures Of In
dams hunting buffalo and dear. In the foliated
scroll work below the arms are other indigenous
animals Of continent viz the grizzly bear,
panther, wild cat, wolf, &c. Around the under
part thirteen shields with the arms Of the orr
gina States. -Four panels exhibit American eagles
in alto relieve. and there is terminal of elk horns
and sculls. The burners represent pine stumps.
A smaller chandelier has indiana sitting upon
the branches smoking, &c, showing their various
| stages Of progressive civilization. The brackets
on the walls embody representations of our staple
vegetable productions and animals buffaloes,
| snakes, &c, being conspicuous among them.
These articles reflect great credit on the artist
and artisans who designed and executed them.
We understand that very handsome and ap.
propriate set Of stair balusters the design also OF
Mr. Bruff, will soon be finished and put IN in the
Treasury extension which office 10 90 fortunate al
to have the services Of this artist whose talent and
| skill In ornamental designing have been so long
and SO favorably known to US.
Set of the gas fixtures above described has been
placed In the office Of construction, Treasury ex
tension, and one Of the large chandeliers adorn,
the room Of the Attorney General.
recent account Of visit to the establishment,
Of Cornelius x Baker, in Philadelphia, published
In that city, notices among other interesting mat
ter those beautiful drawings furnished by Mr.
Bruff and the artist modelling from them, bu
omitted naming the original designer
BY the by, we are informed that these new and
beautiful productions Of genius and skill cost n,
more than the various patterns of ordinary ga
ornamental fixtures for sale in the shops
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-03

The WxAIHER.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning 10 made from the Amer.
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the smith.
sonian Institution. The time Of observation I,
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THE NATIONAL ERA.-Mrs Bailey, late pub.
fisher OF the National Era Of this city annou nee,
In circular, the permanent suspension of tina,
paper
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENr.-Jacob r
kroutz esq, Of Lancaster, Pa, has been appointed
by the President, commissary Of an expedition or
gained under late act Of Congress, Of which
Capt Murray and Lieut.. Ives. Of the army, are
the head
Joseph f. Fales to be deputy postmaster at Iowa
CITY, Iowa, In place Of Samuel Workman, re-
moved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-03

NAVAL INTELLIGEYcE.-Lieut w E. HOPKINS
AID Pierce Crosby have been ordered to the re.
ceiving ship at Philadelphia, and Chief Engi.
neer Robert Dandy to the Navy Yard at Norfolk
Passed Midshipman NJ H. Farquhar, who re-
turned from the coast Of Africa in charge Of the
prize brig Triton, has been detached and il wait.
ing orders.
Lieut.. T.. c. Grafton has been directed to re-
port for ordnance duty at the Navy Yard, Boston.
Acting Gunner Charles Stuart Of the U. 9.
steamer Mohican, having performed satisfactorily
the probationary service at sea, has received a
warrant gunner in the Navy.
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EOR RENT-h new 4-story BRICK HOUSE
with marble manfles and grates wat .r 4 xtures,
on Thi teeDth street, between l. and Mass avenue.
Also, three story-and attic Brick Dwelling on Ii
WIN. p. sHEDD'S Fancy store. No 5O2 18th st.
aI Is Zws =
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Ssifel. Prime PashFSE GSAI 70 6I fios ssisIZ
The tfade can - implied on the ssms ssrmx -
snsy s.{ e Tie Ho't1; ;6vIPe YE{ sas fsIAhs