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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-02-11
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENTS.
CLEVELAND. O.. Jan. 25, 1860.

CLEVELAND, O.. Jan. 25, 1860
There is but little of general interest in
the way of news to communicate from the
States this week. The world is unhappily
at peace. and we can have no more Europe
an news until it shall please His Majesty,
Napoleon the III, to ssartle the world by an
other of his mastery and decisive strokes.
Congressional news, there is none, although
the daily repetition of the same events there
is interesting and significant, for Democ-
racy has resolved itself into perpetual mo-
ton of the tongue, while the Republicans
seem to have forgotten all English, save
those two right noble words, john SHEER
MAN. Indeed it is said that the habit of
Republican members to shout that name has
become so inveterate that when asked at ia
BILE what they will take, they are sure to an
swer "JoHN SHERMAN % Nevertheless,
apprehend that the present position of Con-
gress will aid the Republican cause by show
ing Enthusiastically who are the disunionists
and disorganizers.
In the absence of anything better to do
here, we watch the two Democratic pa
pers, the Democrat and Plain Dealer, rep
resenting respectively the Buchanan and
Douglas wings of the now bodiless Democ-
racy of this State. Of course they quar-
rel necessarily, and the fight is exceedingly
interesting. Both are old Free Sellers and
Wilmot Proviso men, and the Plain Deal
err man was, until removed from the Post
Office here, good Buchanan Democrat
Having been an editor here for upwards of
twenty years his files are little trouble
some, but as if he were bitter satirist, he
pleads his youth as an excuse for his old
opinions on the power of Congress over the
Territories, and shows that Buchanan, Cass,
Douglas and other leading Democrats were
then as far in error as he What the poor
fellow expects to gain by thus proving his
party leaders to be scamps is more than
can tell. Certainly he will inspire nothing
short of utter want of confidence in him
self by thus avowedly placing his con
science in the keeping of such men. Yet
such I apprehend is pretty fair index
to Democracy everywhere.
The proceedings of your Legislature are
watched WIN much interest her1, and cope
cially the continuance of the ''irrepressible
conflict which has always existed between
the people of Kansas and their Democratic
Governors. Our own legislature has not
yet accomplished much, but if it succeeds
in sending Salmon P. Chase to the Senate.
it will be the most useful body which has
met here for many day.
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Du Page County Nurseries.

These nurseries, located at Naperyille,
Du Page county, Illinois, enjoy the most
extensive reputation of any in that State.
They were awarded the first premium at the
State Fair last year. Its proprietors, Messrs.
Lewis Ellsworth & Co., are men of profound
iberality and probity in business matters.
and from long and intimate acquaintance
with the senior member Of the firm, we are
fully willing to guarantee perfect satisfaction
to all who will patronize them. By reference
to their lengthy advertisement in this week Z
NEWS, something of an idea can be formed
of the variety and extent of what they now
have on hand; more full description, with
prices, can be found in their catalogues, I
few of which are for distribution at thi:
Office
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PROCEEDINGS

Of the 17th Meeting Of tie County Board
Of Supervisors of Breckenridge County,
Kansas Territory, held at Anaericus, Feb.
I'd, 1860.
Board met as above The following Su-
pervisors were present and acting:
Cahola Township, G. Columbia, Chair
man, w. B. Davis, E. L. Davis, A. l. Ba-
ker, 2. Stubs
Board called to order by c Columbia,
Chairman.
Ordered, That the Board proceed to the
selection of fifty Grand Jurors, and fifty
Petit Jurors, from the several townships,
reference being had to population, to serve
as such Jurors for the ensuing year.
The following selections were made
EMPoRIA TOWNSHIP.
Grand Jurors.-C. G. Dodge, Thos.
White, Henry Hunt, Charles c. Hassler,
Abner Hadley, o. Y. Hart, Z. E. Hicks.
Chas. S. Hills, Thos. Armor, James Moon.
Petit .Jurors.-Curtis Hyatt, James w.
Randall, John Fowler, 1. E. Perley, G. v.
Eskridge, VIM Cash, John Faucet, Thos.
Hall, ]. Rickabaugh, G. D. Humphrey.
FOREST HILL TOWNSHIP.
Grand Jarors.-. S. Pigman, G. j.
Tallman, Daniel Roe, David Van Gundy,
Henry T. Payne, David Hunter.
Petit .btrors.-J. r. Snow, Nathan Nc
Cormick, S. E. G. Holt, w. D. Stevenson,
81. G. Elliott, VIM. w. Goodwill
WATERLOO TOWNSHIP.
Grand Jurors-Oliyer Phillips, Will
liam Richardson. Richard Miller, -
Hutchinson.
Petit Jsrors.-Watson Foster, Robert
Best, - Wells, Putnam.
AGNES CITY TOWNSHIP.
Grand Jurors.-Ira Segur, - Leroy,
Isaac French, - Boorman.
Petit Jurors.-W. C. Anderson. W. C.
Howard, L. North, Selvin Heskett.
CAHoLA TOWNSHIP.
Grand JurOrs.-Jas. Snead, Oscar San
ford. Thos Jones. Herman Page.
Petit Jurors. Mccullough, j. G. Hol-
loway, II. G. Adams, Christian Wise.
PIKE TOWNSHIP.
Grand Jurors.-Wm. Flickinger. Mat.
w. Kirkendall. Cyrus Stout, Sol. Phenis,
Mark Patty, Henry Copeland.
Petit JsrOrs.-M. Campbell, John Triggs,
Mahlon Stout, W. F. Baker, VIM. Gibson,
John NcCorkle
FREMONT TOWNSHIP.
Grand Jurors.-Wm. Whitlock, P. B,
Maxscn, Uriah Glover, T. r. Little, /. D.
Elliott, Zimri Lewis.
Petit Jstrors.-Peter Slisher, Earn
est. A. F. Pettibone. Dempsey Elliott, c.
D. Burdick, S. Champlin.
| AAERIoUs TOWNSHIP.
Grand JuFOFs.-John NE Clellsn, E. W
Denison, F. Barricklow, Jos. Henry, Geo
Sheckley, w. IL. Lyon, ghos. Dill, Chas
81. Drake, w. G. Butler, John Eaton.
Petit Jsrors.--Isaac Stubbs, William
Morehead, 81. H. B. Archer, w. Grenell
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The Legislature.

Considerable local business has been done,
but as yet, not much of a general character
has been finished.
Recording in the Land District Recorders
Office has been abolished the time for the
payment of taxes extended to June, 1, 1860.
The bill regulating interest is still under
consideration in the Council, with an uncer-
tain prospect of being passed.
The House has seeded from the position
it took on divorces, and passed three such
bills A bill has been introduced abolish
ing the present system of township organ
izations, and providing for one trustee, who
shall transact the township business, and be
his own clerk, at an expense not to exceed
90 per day for the time he is employed,
and be responsible to the County Board.
who may st pleasure change or reverse his
proceedings.-Lascrspee Rspab!ieGn, Fec, 2.
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A "REsrEcrABLE" L1oUoR sHoP.-We are told
indeed it has already opened. and its proprietors
are now engaged in their unlawful and unholy
work. We are told that il is to be made respect
able concern-everything about it will be kept in
the incest order and taste-no one will be allowed
but about $50 much''-not enough to get drunk,
at any rate We have heard great deal Of such
talk but in all seriousness we would ask, if any
one ever knew such q concern to be managed any
length of time in this way? Can it be 7 NO!
If man sets out in business, it is his natural
purpose to do all that he ean-he seU do it, and
should do it or quit it at once-whether it is re-
spectacle or not. If il pays, viii he quit it p
will there not others embark in it 2 Where viii
it stop-where win it end-and what viii become
of its .respectability,' when it has commenced
finishing mp the work of eternal destruction upon
its victims
We are known rs temperate, moral and happy
community. Our young men, many of them, have
been accustomed TO city life. and in coming here
have alienated themselves from those habits which
former associations had we'll nigh fastened upon
them 1t Is useless to say that they are safe from
the temptations which are now sought to be placed
before them. They may shun it for awhile. but
once lured into the meshes of its power, there is
no hope.
We do not complain of this Institution, nor
Of the ones who keep IT. in terms more severe than
we would apply towards any other. We are op
posed to the traffic, and shall war against it so
long as it seeks to raise it hydra head above
our path We leave our readers to reject and ACT
las they think proper.
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THE PLACE TO Buy CLoTHING-Hammerslou
Brothers, Kansas City, going to meet the cad
vance guard" of Pixies Peakers with the largest
and most suitable variety of goods for the plains
that can be found in the West, at unparalleled low
prices. They have also everything in the clothing
line which any one can desire, of every conceiv-
able style and quality, at wholesale and retail.
Their spring stock will be immense.
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The Speakership---The Investigating
Committee.

New York, Jan. 81.
The Tribune's Washington correspon-
dent says in the voting to-day (30th) for
Speaker, Mr.. Riggs gave his vote for Mr..
Pennington, but Mr.. Briggs, who has re-
peatedlY pledged his vote Tor Mr.. Penuing
ton, refused to give it. Mr.. Riggs then
changed his vote from Pennington to Nc
Clernand, but will vote again for Penning-
ton when his vote will elect.
The Herald's correspondent says the
Harper's Ferry committee met to day, but
did not examine any witnesses. The letter
of Hyatt was read, but no action taken
the Committee preferring to wait until Mr..
Hyatt appears before them on Wednesday
Hon. j. E. Jewett, of Boston, acts as
counsel for Mr.. Hyatt. There is little doubt
that if Hyatt refuses to answer the ques-
tons propounded to him by the Committee,
that he will be deemed contumacious wit
ness, and arraigned at the bar of the Senate
for contempt. His reasons for not answer
ing will then be the same as he gave in his
letter. This will cause his committal. A
writ of habeas corpus will then be issued
for his release, and thus the question will be
brought before the Supreme Court of the
United States and be legally attested. Mr.
Hyatt will arrive here tomorrow.
Messrs. Redpath and Sanborn, of Mass.
it is said, will not appear.
DR.. Howe will await the legal test to be
made by Hyatt, before appearing.
Mr.. Giddings has not yet arrived, and
may assume the same position taken by
Hyatt. Realfe is notified to appear or
Wednesday, when the Committee will prob
ably question him on some new points.
Since the discharge of Mr.. Army as g
witness before the Committee, he has sale
that if he had not been stopped by the
Chairman, he would have shown thai
Brown was 25 miles from Pottawatomie on
the night that Wilkinson, Doyle and Sher-
man were killed.
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METHODIST CHURCH BUILDISG.-At meeting Of
the Building Committee of the II. E. Church in
Emporia, it was resolved that church building
be erected, during the coming spring and summer,
of the following material and dimensions, except
the finishing, viz: A stone building, thirty five
feet wide by fifty feet long, of story Q6 feet)
in height, and a cupola. j. B. Cox, Charm,
]. II. RANKIN, Sec'y.
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j. H. Bill, Sam. Bruner, John Heasley,
Chas- Blackburn. ]. Wilkins, J. Anderson.
Ordered, By the Board, that Henry w.
Flick, the late County Treasurer of Breck-
enridge County. be notified by the Clerk to
appear before said Board at Americas, on
the 18th day of February, 1860, with all
books, papers, records and vouchers relat-
ing to the Office of County Treasurer, to
make settlement, as such Treasurer with the
said County Board of Supervisors, as re-
quired by law, and to deliver over whatev-
er in his possession pertains to said Office.
to his successor.
Ordered, By the Board, that Charles v.
Eskridge, the late Clerk of the County
Board of Supervisors of Breckenridge coun-
ty. be notified by the Clerk to appear before
said Board, at Americas, on Monday, the
18th day of February, A. D. 1860. for the
purpose of making settlement of his official
accounts as such Clerk, as required by law
Ordered, That the proceedings of the
present meeting-also, the proceedings oil
the meeting of the Board held on the 10th
January, be published in the Emporia News
and Americas Sentinel. .
On motion, Board adjourned to Feb'y Is,
1860. s. L. KENYON, Dep. Clerk.
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The closing exhibition of Mr.. A. R. Bancroft's
singing school Tuesday evening last at the
Church was quite grand affair. The house was
completely damned. which interfered somewhat
with the exercises. yet nevertheless the singing
was conceded on all hands to be good. Mr.. B.
does not lay claims to superior voice, but pos
sessing thorough knowledge of teaching, and
the proper energy to enforce it, succeeds well.
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ABolIsHED.-The Legislature has passed
"a bill abolishing the Land District Record
,er's Office at Lawrence; and all recording Of
instruments affecting real estate must here
after be done only by the Register of Deeds
inthe county in which the land is situated
We have not seen the bin in detail. but be-
lieve that among other things it requires
transcript of all records now remaining o.
any validity, to be entered upon the books
of the Registers offices. within specified
time.
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Some lumber is going to be used about here the
coming spring, judging from the quantity of saw
logs now being hauled to the mill. Preparations
are being made in almost every direction in town
for building, and many awaiting supply OF
lumber while some have decided to build of stone,
and are pitching into the quarries above town
in good earnest.
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The Lyeeum was largely attended last night.
and the proceedings were, as usual, interesting.
The question of ga City Government was argued
with zeal and earnestness but the Getty fathers.
or those who wanted to be, were voted down. In
the photographic paper (THs Prairie Starr which
was read, we recognized several articles of merit
Should like to engage or two of its contribu-
tors to write for THE NEWS when their time with
The Star expires.
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CALICO BALL AT AMERIcUs.-Our merry neigh
bors up the creek fixing for good time at
HILL's, on the 22d of Febr'tary-Washington s
birthday. Our young folks will surely some OF
them go Impressed in their ''best calico" The
managers generously announce that those who
hGUent got calico will not be excluded. We have
a curiosity to know whether they viii admit those
who haven't got calico or anything else to wear.
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The House organized.

The Topeka Tribune, of last Saturday.
contains the announcement that William
Pennington, of New Jersey, Republican
was elected Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatives on the first instant.
1t is reported that John W. Forney, Of
Penn. is elected Clerk.
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Citizens Meetingl

The citizens of Emporia, and vicinity. who are
opposed to tbe liquor traffic. will meet at the Christ
ian Church next Monday evening. Feb: 1ssh.
at 61s o'clock. -
The ladies are particularly requested to attend.
Per order of A NuxBER OF crr1zESs.
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DR.. W R. Snelson Tor his generous clerk, Walter
Buncher,) Druggist at Kansas City, occasionally
sends present of something nice from his model
establishments Last week we were the recipients
of box of choice cigars, and another article, the
merits of which might discuss but for the ''tem-
perance question" Give that house q call when
Won 90 there
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FURNITURE!

TNHE undersigned beg leave to inform the eiti-
Il Gems Of Emporia and surrounding country
that they are manufacturing, and intend keeping
constantly on hand
Bedsteads, Tables, Lounges, Stands,
Cofins, and all other kinds of Furniture usually
manufactured in our line Of business, which we
offer for sale cheap for cash Tor country produce
Give Us call. at McEffresh's building, two doors
north Of TIE News ofhce. -
l25m3 >. UTT4E d SON.
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Strayed or Stolen.

EROM the subscriber, one mile and half east
II of Fremont, Breckenridge county, on the 22d
heavy main and tail, the left eye covered with g
film the other chestnut sorrel, with blaze IN
the face, shod all round with the exception of the
left fore foot-both six years old A liberal reward
viii be paid for information that viii lead to their
recovery. WILLIS SUCKER.
u County papers are requested to COPY
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Mr.. Thurman, living on Walnut Greek, had his
team-a pair of valuable horses-stray away on
Friday, the Sd instant. since which time he has
heard nothing of them. One is large black,
both hind feet white the other bay, thin, sad
dle-marked. Any word left at the store of A. G..
Proctor Co.'s will be thankfully received.
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EMPoRIA AID VICINITY.

The fourth quarterly meeting for Emporia and
Americas missions of the n. E. Church viii be
held at this place the 18th and 18th of February
Opening sermon on Saturday. the 18th. at IL A.
NJ, by Rev. N. Taylor, P. E. Preaching next
Sabbath, at 101S A. NJ, in McElfresh's Hall.
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TAKE NorIcE.-An appropriation of 81. 00O. 600
for mail service has been made by Congress. Pc
titions are being circulated for mail route from
Atchison to Emporia, via. Topeka. We hope
every man in the country will sign it.
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The last Council Grove Press says that
Col. Dickey. Agent of the Kaw Indians, is
about to institute search among the In
dians of that tribe, for the child of Mr..
Meacham supposed to have been stolen By
some of the tribe some three months ago.
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Odd FeIInws.

ularly every Wednesday evening, at o'clock In
Mosonie Hail. Members of the Order in good
standing are cordially invited to visit the Lodge.
II. w. flick, n. G.
E. BoRroN, Sec'y.
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The amount due mail contractors on the
LIST of January. 1860. was nine and one
half million dollars. being nearly the whole
amount due postal service for the year eud-
ing December 3ist, 1859.
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ToRN, Green and Dry Hides, Butter, Eggs, de-,
~ at the highest market price, taken in exchange
for Goods. flick ESKRIDGE
Emporia, Feb. 1, 1906.
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.PoEY ExpREss TO CAL1FoNIA.-Russell &
Co. are about establishing poney express
from Leayenworth to California. to go
through In ten days.
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A man was met coming up street about 10
o'clock the other night, who inquired if the meat
market was open. He said he wanted some for
medicinal purposes"
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city fathers-pcliee-fft thousand inhabitants
glorious destiny, etc. Shall issue Daily
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The Elwood (Doniphan county, Free Press her
aids the appearance of the first robin there on the
Goth ult. Here they haven't left us, but with the
paroquet and hooking bird have made the woods
vocal with their music all winter.
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Our young people will not forget the chop" on
next Tuesday evening at the Emporia House. Il
is expected that old "St. Valentine" and all the
little Valentines will be out.
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A valuable COW, belonging to Mr.. Pickett, go
one of its legs broke in attempting to climb int
wagon, last Monday.
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Masonic.

Regular Communications of Emporia Lodge, No.
IL, A. F. and A. M. are held on the Thursday eve.
ming Of or preceding the full moon. in each month
J.R. VAN METER, w. II. Z
c. V. EsKR1DGE, Sec'y. sF
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Judge N. F. Conway has been summoned
to Washington to testify before the Harp
er's Ferry Investigating Committee. He
left Lawrence last week.
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The Press says that Messrs. Galway and
Dunlap have gone to the river for the pur-
pose of bringing out saw mill to be put
uu at Council Grove.
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Ennoria HIGH ScIIool.

TIVE PRINCIPAL would annoanee 70 tie
II public that the winter term will hold it,
session in
McElfresh.s Hall,
The quarter TO commence on MONDAY, JANU-
AIRY ID, 1860.
TERMS or fUITIoS.
Primary and Common Eng Branch
es, including contingencies. % . per Or.
Higher Eng. Branches, each, fextra) 90 !"
French and Latin each, textEal M W
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N. S. storrs, Esq, has become sole proprietor of
the Emporia House, and will henceforth manage
that hotel in his own superior style.
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DIED.

In Fremont, on the 29th ult., W. G. WORTH, SON
of /. D. and Nancy Elliott, aged IL years.
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Estray.

TAME into the enclosure of the subscriber, in
" November last, small two-year old brindle
S. e. G. HOLT,
lows miles east of Ernporis
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The proprietors of that spirited little
Daily. the Leavenworth Dispatch. COM
menced the issue of weekly on the 10th
inst. Terms. 81 per year.
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Hides and Corn wanted !

EOR which the highest market price in gold
Kansas city. April g, isSs-Iy
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Prices Current.
E mpOria NJ ark e t.

EmpOria NJ arket.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
FLouR-Extra-S uperfne, 81 rs per swt.
BEASs-$2,25
PoTAToEs-75
APPLEs-Dried, So 90 per bushsl.
PEAcHEs-Dried, 81 90 per bushsl.
CRAcKERs----l5 cts per Il.
BUTTER-15 "
EGGs-S
CHEEsE-2O
sreAn-Brown, l214 cts per y.
&c White, Is &c
R1cE-8@I0
TEAs-50@$I
CoFFEE-1628
CoDF1sH-12I
WHITE FIsH-l5 {"
Mackerel-No 1, Is
MoLAssEs-per gallon, IS cts.
BURNING FLu1D-1 90 per gallon.
olL-Linseed, 40
Brnr-s@lo cts. per b.
TALLow-10 90
PoaE-s5 a5@s so p 100 lbs,
ToBAcco-30@75
sAIr-per sack of 200 lbs, 81 rs
Dairy, 5000 cts per sack.
CANDLEs-TaIlow, 90 cts. per lb.
soAr-1O@1S5l cts.
NAILs-6%@7 f" I"
PowDER-Blasting, 40c.
Rife, so
WHITE LEAD-Per keg, 25 lbs, 90.
LUMBER-$25 00@$30 90.
SHINGLEs-$4@4 so per thousand.
Loo oHAIs,ls1 cts. Der h.
Io1i5 3 so.
I0xI4 A
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Dissolution Notice.

OI6EO1UG1OH NUGlC6s
TTNHE copartnership heretofore existing between
i Schmidling 4 Storrs, in the proprietorship of
the Emporia House, is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent-Mr. Storrs purchasing the entire
interest of the house. All bills and accounts in
favor of the house are in the hands of Mr.. Schmid
ling, to whom the same must be settled.
F. SCHMIDLING,
Emporia, Feb. 9, 1860. N. STORRS.
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i um b e Y a +

FTCK & KSKRIDGE
WILL endeayor TO keep constantly on hand all
w kinds Of LUMBER, SHINGLES, FENCE
POSTS. DE-, at the lowest prices.
Emporia, Feb. 4, 1850.
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T1oWH LOTS. LUMBER, LAND. FENCE
Il Posts and Shingles, for sale by
I99 flick ESKRIDGE.
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