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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-16

R@. Messrs. Tanner L Gordon, the fight
ing politicians of indianapolis, and who
have been earnestly laboring to gain a repu-
tation for pluck without endangering life
and limb, we've bound over on Saturday
last, in the sums of $4,000 each to keep
the peace towards each other. They have
both made themselves ridiculous, and we
apprehend that there is no danger of the
bond being broken.
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THE State Of Michigan, with a popula-
ton of about COO 900 and taxable property
to the amount of $3.50, 900, 900, has only
four banking establishments, with combined
capital of $7s6,O0O; circulation, S22l,-
900 and loans, $685., 600
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THE Southern Democrats, says Vanity
Fair, are evidently determined to keep the
door well closed against Republicanism-
Their dead Lock in Congress having failed
last winter, they have fixed the matter at
Charleston by . tremendous Boil
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Opposition State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
HENRY S. LANE, of Montgomery
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
ALBERT LANCE, OF Vigo.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES G. JONES, of Vanderburgh.
FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN P. JONES, of Lagrange.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam.
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Gust RECREI.ED II NE "" SUP
81 ply of DOLE'S PATENT SAW CUMMING
MACHINE. We take pleasure in calling the at
tchton Of all those using Saws of any kind to this
GUNNER, As b-ing the best now in for cheap
ness durability, and efficiency having been sue
cessfully used in almost evsrJ State in the Union,
aud the demand steadily inc easing, warrants us
In recomm' uding it to all ersons needing IA SAW
CUMMING MACHINE. =
b. These Gummers manufactured for us OF
the best material, and every taken in the work
manship t. furnish machine that cannot fail to
give satisfaction. GEO. 5. SONNTAG & CO.,
Jobbcrs and Importers of Hardware, &c, &c,
apr Main ST., Evansville Ind.
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TORP TEO.1- .H.OT.
City Clerks Office, May 10, 1850. : IN - u
NORP ZION. NO TFCR.

u Order for Brick Pavement. Council Chamber,
May T. 1860. And now it is hereby ordered and
directed, by the Common Council of the City Of
Evansville, that the owners of all Lots aDd
parts Of Lots fronting on or adjoining the east
side of Leet street, between Centre street and First
street III said City, their sidewalks to Ice
brought to the proper City grade and that they
cause sidewalk, Glass No. l, to be laid down
thereon, within thirty days from the publication
Of this order; and in default thereof the Common
Council will proceed to have said work done, and
the cost and expenses thereof will he ASSESSED to
aud collected by sale of said Lots, much of
said Lots will satisfy said expenses and costs.
l.. BURKE, Clerk.
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Clerks Office, May 10, 1860.
IN: 0RDE.N.a.N,CE TO PR0TECI

E.N' ORDE.V.8.N-GE TO PROTEGF
usad for the extingushIncnt of fires Pissed May
7, 1850
Section /. Be it ordained by the Common Conn
Gil OF the City of Evansville, That wherever any
Hose belonging to the City 10 any Fire Hose
Company within the City, may be laid down in any
street alley at the time of any fire alarm OF
fire, at any other time, by order of the Common
Council, the Mayor, the Chief other Engineer
of the Fire Department of the City it shall be IN
lawful for any person or persons to lead, ride or
drive any horse or other animal over upon the
same, to drive or haul any vehicle upon
the same, or in any other manner to iniure such
Hose, any Engine or other apparatus belonging
to the City, 1r to any Fire or Hose Company within
the City.
SactiOn 2. Any person or persons who shall VIC
late any of the provisions of this Ordius shall
every such offence forfeit and pay any not less
than five nor more than nifty dollars.
Attest, ". BAKER, Mayor.
p BUKKE, Clerk. mayl0 ct
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1860. SPRING & SUMMER 1860.
G. . q ID -

NAAAhsFSN ~ Il GSS y HEKIL n HESHEET'-
~ fully inform their numerous friends and the
public generally, that they daily receiving a,.-
cossions I" their large and varied stock of Spring
and Summer Goods, which, Ter elegance, style aud
variety, cannot he surpassed. 1t would Ie ,uper-
huous to enImertte all the departments which, on
Inspection, will be found repleteemblaciug all the
leading styles and novelties of the season
The business principles which have gained for
.heir old established house such extensive patron
age, will be adhered to, viz: Execution Of orders
with Experimentation aud courtesy IL custom
ers, combined with moderate charges Their
stock having been purchased with and iudg-
in the best markets, and of first qualify to
gether with adherence 10 sound PRINCIPLES Of
trade. they are confident at being able t. supply
those who may favor them with call IN the best
terms. Annexed they submit list d IL tmcuts.
Cloths, CIsSimeres, aad Nestings,
Tweeds, Ky. Jeans, Cottohades aud Dcnms,
New style Prints, great variety,
French Organizes, Lawns and Cling hams,
English Berages, AHglais and Challis,
Black and Fancy silks and IIi,h PopIins.
Mohair Goods fur travelling dresses,
French Beraee Robes, ta IL NolInts,
Dr-audy To
Slk aud Bingham Umbrellas aud ParasolS
Panama. Braid, Leg horn and Palm Hats
Boots and Shoes, soft Black and ColoreI Hat.
White, Blue and Pink Mosquito Eetts,
French and Scotch Embroideries, a great variety
Black Lace Mlntllts and Points,
Hosiery, Gloves, Mitts, and White aud Coinrrd
Corsetts,
White Goods, Notions, Dress Trimmings, &c &c
). & r. would call particular attention to their
stock of Irish Linen Goods Of their own imuorrn-
tions, warranted Pure Linen, soft finish and
Grass leached-consistine vi y, /, u aud ia
Linens, Brown and Bleach-d, D4masks all sizes
Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs, Tow els, Brown ana
Beaehed Hucks &c.
n B--1hompson's Skirts. requiring no Steel
S9rine around the body, are recommended for the
following peculiaTitiss aud advantages
LIST. Facility Of application.
I'd Perfect freedom from liability to chafe
c.rste, ana admit Of any kind of exercise without
th- slightest inconvenience to the Wedfer.
HkS- Corner Main aud First streets.
"a RBLS FLOUR Just REClEEV'-
2 o close
ELLI0TTS FAMILY GROCERY.
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city Clerks Onice, May 10, 1860.
(T0RP TEOyN" No TOE

q Order for Brick Pavement. Council Chamber,
May T. 1860. And it Is hereby ordered and
directed, by the Common Council of the City of
Evansville that the owners all Lots aud parts of
Lots fronting on or adjoining both sides OF Leet
street, between Third and Fourth streets, in
said City, cause their side walks to he brought
70 the proper City grade, aud that they a side
walk Glass No. I, to he Iaid down thereon, within
thirty days from the publication of this Order /;
aud i'll default thereof, the Common Council will
proceed to have said work done, ana the costs and
expenses thereof viii Lc assessed aud collected
by sale of sad Lots much Of said Lots will
satisfy said eX penses and Gusts.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
H eNxxnHd

e"ard-
ED u - d y va q - " y n u Il ~ ~.
Id from the alley running from Secor d to Third
between Chestnut and Cherry street, OPEN
BUGGY, very high wheels and all of the
height. The arms Of the seat which is covered
with leather, is torn III several places, and the rear
of the seat is fixed with enameled leather. Any
will enable rs to recover the Rnggy the Thief
shall DE literally rewarded.
KELLER K WHITE, Druggists.
Evansville, May II, 1w-dSw.
Notice..
kELL PERSO-N'S H.9B-6.S'GJ .z-N'E'
8 n business with the Undersigned or any endui-
ri- to make relative t" any property owned 10y him
ia the City OF Evansville County OF Wander
buTgh requested to call on M-esIs John LAW
at their Office, No. 81 Main street, Evansville, two
doors above the Crescent city Bank. who viii gtNH
All desired information relative 10 the same.
May ~ 2Wd. WIN. IL. LAW.
IN PPLEC.fTEO v FOR LECR.N-S e..
Q n Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
will Apply t. the Board of County Commissioners,
at their June term, 1854, the first Monday ia
june for license to sell sPiTituou@ liquors i'll less
quantity than quart Water street, No 81,
Evansville, Pigeon Township, Ntnderburrh C"Hn-
~, Indiana. SAMUEL l.. HAEL1N.
may HID
NIyOR S-sg IF -H'Ra' THO HORSE
n wagon, for sale cheap, 10y SAMUEL ORR.
mylj
TEVF-N" PL.SJ 600 ROXES Mn
u cciVed per steamer Autucrat, and for sale 10y
SAMUEL ORR. myl5
g HERT ERO.N:-6OO RE.N'DZES
~ sheet iron assorted siZe., store and for sale.
Nv by SAMUEL ORR. my l.
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City Clerks once, May 10, 1850.
GfOR E9 49, M b In. TlCE-

u " m n y ~ " A
u Order Tor Brick Pavement. Common Council,
May 7, 1850 Aud how it is hereby ordered and
directed, by the Common Council OF the City oil
Evansville, that the owners of all Lots and parts
of Lots fronting or adjoining the upper uOrth
side OF Third street, between, Division aud Elm
streets, in said City, then side walks to DO
brought to the proper City grade, and that they
cause a sidewalk Of Glass No. !, 10 DO laid down
thereon, within thirty days from the publcIii of
thi order and in default thereof the Common
Council will proceed to have said work done, and
the cost and expenses thereof will be assessed and
collected hy sale of said Lots, much of said
Lots viii satisfy said expenses and costs.
p. BURKE, Clerk.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
EoOTTCE TO CO.rTRsCTORs.

u
0W The Common Council of the City of Evans
Vile will receive proposals until the--1ay Of
A. d. 1860, for grading and filing the alley in
Block No 33, in the Eastern Enlargement of said
City, running from Vine to Division street and be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets, said alley lee ra
ded and filled to the proper grade as the same may
BE- shown by the CITY Surveyor
?. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office, May ith, 1850.
HIOR = - n II = % ~" NO TECE.
q OIder for Plank Side Walk. Council Chamber,
May :, lSGO.-And now it is hereby ordered and
directed, by the Common Council of the City Of
Evansville, that the owners Of all Lots and parts of
Lots froI ting adjoining the South west side
of Sixth street. between lngle and Division streets,
in said City, their sidewalks to be brought to
the proper City grade, and that they cause Side
Walk, Glass No =, to Ice laid down thereon, within
thirty days from the publication of this Order and
in default thereof, the Common Council Will pro
coed to have said work done, and the costs aud eX
penses thereof will be assessed TO and collected by
sale of said Lots, much of said Lots as will
satisfy said expenses aud costs.
RITREE. OK.
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ESHh y II 4 W. TR.7DE.-
ESOU Just received and now opening an ele
giant stock Of goods suitable for the Spring Trade
~ cases fancy prints;
10 - dcnins;
10 g blsached musins;
" lawns;
" challirs;
10 - ruttunadc-;
- apron Chrck.;
10 bales shifting stripes;
30 " she.tine;
And great variety Of notions of all kinds, all OF
which selling below Cincinnati prices, as
are determined to draw the good trade to Evans
willie. Come and examine fer yourselves att
mars J. H. MAGHEE a CO.'S, First st.
70 EN- o FL L.-THE LEsTHRR
4 a Store "r Thomas Kerth has been removed
from No iFleuings old st;,iI,i), l., Mai4t St,
opposite Washington HuIeI, where he keeps lnll
supply Of LEATHER AND FINDINGS. lie Keeps
hand every variety and sells cheap for cash.
PHLIP DUFsNFR, FicWins'' old salcsmtn is
with me, and will nanl 10 wait on our old
friends and all ta customer Who may call
lie i'll do Justice to all
MARI Ind THOMAS hERfh.
9HleH T. y l. : ~ g. ~ ~ $
~ 100 kegs assorted ~iAcS i.tsi receive aud
for sac 10y tHAS. Mcl"llS>InN,
mari iuse, : Ilncll Main -tra,t.
THVOEL .4K RI & IL ~ -
Il I'm great variety, at The lowest price, at the
New Drug Store Of
f,I29 y. :. THOMPSON.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
a NsAl IL 4 III A.

CO-PARTNERSH
Mw ND n. s4RLERK-N'<R M E@E-N'ES
~ 0 Iurrha~ed from r. a. BIuIHmrihaus, for
niariV az tn i fn ri Il NuFrr 4 a., half Of the
Saw Mill II The upper part Of III. city, that estab
Ishmcnt NIIl hereafter lie CARRIE; by the under
signed, under th,. and style Of Affecting 4
BTOmmrhtt.~
The mill viii continue to hii all orders for Lunl-
Der promptly and with orders solicited.
APP II DIT AHLEHlNG y BkOMbIELHAU5.
1000 H'ERF EsOT.F - n
- Plants just received from Aliens Nurseries,
and for sale at
apr24 ELLIOIT'S FAMILY GROCERY.
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eAfA.V Fs3EES.-
~ Lard and Eutter Tryrrs,
Sugar do
Guaging Rods,
Vantage DO
Nardsticks,
Garden Tools ia sets for ladies aud children
At GEO. S. SONNTAG,
Main street below Branch Bank,
aPr3 Sign of the Circular Saw.
ED O.NSr'ETS, SCOOPS, IND RER-
Ed bons.-A large and very cheap lot of the
latest stylcs-some very boautiful ones, just opened
at SCHAPKER & BUSSING'S,
Successors to 5. Embich d. Co.,
APPS 40 Main street
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Carpet -EAoUSS.
HMeE .8RE RECRGg.E.N'G II L.4R-
~ ger STOCK of Carpets, Rings, Oil cloths, Cur
tain goods both Swiss AMI ptma-6-rtble Linens,
Towels, Napkins, Shertinsa, and house furnishing
eo,als generally than have ever received Also,
a large tail stock OF STAPLE aud Fancy Dry Goods
Trimmings, Notions, H"sIOry, Gloves Lace Man =
tiila-, Shaul- u nice assortment "f MerriuIdc and
C,c!aecu PRINT, Hoop skirts > per cent. cheaper
than last year Boys wear Cotton, Linen ani
Wooden Ladies Dress tiOuds-nic assortment
Also the k.nLr,o CotG"n arms Call at
!. OAKLEY 4 SONS,
Apr7 No. First street
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K1EChED MO SS.--I5 H.4LRR-ELE
N for sale bV :. r. GILBERT n co
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JOuI attontIOn DeIOTe purchasing eIsewneIs.
am also agent for Wards Patent Spring saddl
ap2O-d9w
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-14
JOB PRINTING G..

The Office Of THE EAroRIA NEwsis furnished
with complete assortment of the newest styles
of Type, Borders, Fourishes, Cuts, Cards, Fancy
Papers, Colcred Ihks, Bronze, &c, enabling the
proprietor to print CIRcrLARs, CARps CERTIFEcATxs
or SrocK, DEEps, PcsrERs, and all other kinds of
JOB PRfNTISG, in manner unsurpassed in .he
country. Particular attention paid to printing
all kinds Of Blanks. Orders for work promptly
attended to when accompanied with CASH. "Ex.
cELsIoR" is our motto.
Blank Warranty and Mortgage Deeds. Bonds,
Executions, Summons, Subpenas, AttaShmentss
Recognizances, etc, constantly on hand.
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Cheap Lands for Settlers.

There is no portion OF Kansas or the West
that offers so many inducements to the emf
grant the coming season as the valleys of
the Upper Neosho and its tributaries. AS
it has heretofore borne the palm in attrac-
ton, SO it will continue to ''hold its own"
for another year at least. Cheap lands
good lands-and ''plenty of it''-are not
alone the attractions offered. We have a
market for all farm products at high prices,
which will be more likely to increase than
fall off for the next three or four years, or
so long as there is transit and travel across
the plains. The next spring exodus to the
gold fields, which promises to be large, will
doubtless drain this portion of its surplus
products, and make farming profitable an
other year and the same will probably fol-
low the next. In this way times will be-
come easy-more so than in any other agri-
cultural district of the West.
There is perhaps third of the land in
this county yet remaining in possession OF
the Government, and another third which
has been pre-empted and can be bought at
from three to Eve dollars an acre. This,
when improved. will be worth double or
threble its present price. and the owner will
also have the value of what he has raised
besides. which viii richly repay the expense
of improvement
Timber. stone and water lie convenient to
all the lands in this vicinity. Timber land
ranges in value above that Of prairie here
as in every other prairie country, but the
two viii approximate more closely in time,
as the quantity of the one is increased by
being protected from fires. and the other is
made valuable by settlement and cultivation.
The surface of the country rests upon bed
of limestone, which is accessible BY little
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To Our Friends.

We very much desire to enlarge The NEWS
in the spring. and increase our facilities for
making good paper. This will insure a
heavy outlay for materials at the start, and
an increased expense for paper and compo-
sition every week thereafter. To meet this
we want many new subscribers. Shall we
have them Have we subscriber in Kan
sas who does not know of one or more
neighbors who might be induced to take the
paper? If every one of our present sub
scribers will get US one single subscriber,
our list will be doubled, and we will enlarge
early in the spring. Will they not do it?
Now is good time to go to work. We are
determined that THE News shall be at least
ONE STEP in advance of what it now is
and our friends tell us fattering things of it
even now. Just give us chance to do our
best and we will show you paper second to
none in Kansas. Give us lift
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something Concerning tie Interests of

Something Concerning TIE Interests Of
our Subscribers and their Neighbors.
There is probably not man living in the
whole of Southwest Kansas who has not one
or more friends or relatives in the State from
which he came whom he is DESTROYS of in
ducing to come to Kansas and settle be-
cause every accession to our population adds
something to the positive wealth of the
country-makes society better, promotes
education, religion, trade, and the interests
of labor; and further, because almost every
person desires to be in the enjoyment of the
society of dear friends and relatives, of
which he was deprived by his emigration to
this country.
The best way to bring about this desirable
contamination is to subscribe for THE News
and send it to your friends for six months
or year. It will give more information
than can possibly be given in letters in re-
gard to the growth and prospects of the
country, inducements to settlers. and is in
itself an epitome of the history of South
western Kansas. It's advertisements alone
convey to the reader something of an idea
of the business facilities, wants and supplies
of this section of country and rest assured
that; sent to your friend, it will not be read
by him alone. His neighbors will read it.
Everything from Kansas is always read with
avidity. With our admission into the Union,
soon to take place, the vexed kansas ques-
tom will be settled; and all that will then
be necessary to hasten the growth and de-
velopment of the country beyond anything
before Witnessed in the settlement of new
State, is to place before the people of the
States fair statement of the advantages oil
Kansas soil, climate, position, etc. This
can only be done effectually by means of the
newspapers.
The News was the PIONEER PRESS in this
portion of Kansas. It led the van of the
emigration that peopled the valleys of the
Neosho and Cotton wood, and overlooked to
those of the Verdigris. Eagle Creek, the
Walnut, etc. 1t has done and is doing a
great work for this portion of Kansas by the
direction of emigration and capital hither
But it's sphere of usefulness might be further
extended with little exertion on the part
of friends. 1t is no exaggeration to say that
for every dollar expended in circulating THE
News in the States, Southwestern Kansas
will reap hundred! No man in this OIL
the surrounding counties could make better
investment of one or ten dollars than in
sending The News to his friends and rela
tives in the States. Is there single Kansas
subscriber of THE News who cannot afford
to send at least one copy for a year to his
friends? Many of our subscribers are do
ing this, but there are hundreds who are not
Our list might be doubled in this manner
and then we should Immediately enlarge oul
sheet and increase our facilities.
THE News IS doing its duty by the country
every week. We want to see il its friends
will do theirs.
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Leap Year balls and parties are oil the rage East
now. Every paper contains an advertisement or
editorial notice of one. They are got up by the
ladies. of course-to whom conceded higher
rights and privileges this than any other year.
They give the invitations, choose their partners
for the dance, and-unless the gentlemen gen.
erous enough-pay the bills. We learn that one
is in contemplation here, to come off on the last
of the present month at the EmPoria House.
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Card-The Emporia House.

desire to inform my friends and the public
that have now the entire management of the
Emporia House-the supervision Of which held.
with credit, trust, in times less favorable than
the present To my old friends and new l extend
my warmest thanks for their liberal patronage and
indnlgeneies heretofore, and for the future viii
promise TO do all in my power to add to the com
forts OF my guests and the reputation of the house
Jan. 10. 1860. N. s. SToRRS.
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digging at the base of the swells which
exist upon almost every quarter-section.
Water is generally found at the depth of
twenty or thirty feet.
A few hundred settlers can find locations
to salt in this vicinity the coming spring.
The sooner they reach here the better choice
they can make, and the better start they
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EMP0RIA AND VICINITY.

GROWTH OF ENPoRIA.-Therc were, in all, about
fifty buildings erected in Emporia during the year
1885, at an average cost of perhaps $500 each They
may be classified thus: Stores and shops. 4 !;
manufacturing aud mechanical establishments, s !;
public buildings. A; dwellings. 81. The business
of Emporia for the past year has amounted to
$4,000 or more.
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ANSWERS TO CoREEsroSDESTs.-"J.B ."-No; we
do not publish list of births from week to week.
for various reasons-the principal of which is, that
such events do not occur frequent enough to justify
it. "H--'s episode" you speak of, is of the
''female persuasion"
as. eff a girl "turns the cold shoulder on
you." you might as well withdraw-for awhile at
least. Perseverance will sometimes conquer dis
Ike, and some i mes 'breed contempt
'CheIsea."-Your inquiry Whats the News p
we answer-"Two dollars year, in advance"
"Cottoapood"-Yours to the feasibility of
changing the name of Cottonwood" to Neosho,' .
and "Neosho" to Cottonwood" we answer, it
would be easier to change the streams-take them
in dry time.
"--."-Your inquiry TO What are
biUGLses ?" We answer, ga species of vegetables
sometimes called Oysseys-imported, Of course,
and somewhat similar in appearance to the pear!
eIGms found on the Whitewater two years ago.
When preserced they make good eating.'''