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I. o. O. F.
Grand Lodge of Louisiana.

THE R. W. GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA o.o.r'
meets semi annually the fourth Tuesdays in JaIrarv al
July, 1861 in Grand ledge ROOM Odd Fellows Hall cor1er
Camp and Lafayette streets, New Orleans "
Officers for Tie present gerrkiChard Swain of Crescent
Lodge, No. 8,W Grand Master Gardner Smith, of Com
nercRl lodge, No ~ r. " D. Grhnu Master Joseah West
Of Hope Lodge No H. r. W Grand Secrethryt T. W nsies
denier Of Southwestern lodge NO. Il. Grand Treasurer
Il. G. s,eon Of Southwestern Lodge No. No. and F. a. Dent
eel Of Louisiana Lodge No Grand Rpresauatlyes TO The
Lodge No. II, W. Grand Chaplain Fg.nrs Eawe, of Mer
chants Lodge, No, A. W. Grand Marshal John Fulton OF
Washington Lodge, MOI W. c. Conductor j. O. Kreba OF
Of Crescent Lodge, No s. %. Herald. ras p
puria Bepuiy Gr0na M0stetS.John r. barnett Of Cove
nau ledge No. II, District No 2, New ORGANS, John s.
Burke Of Jefferson Lodge No o. psgst No, New Orleans
Y. Richard Of Excelsior Lodge Most District No :, Ehho
Opeiousas j. N Collins Of peSnto Lodge No District No
Baton Rouge John Moore, Of New iberia No. 49, District
District No. 49, Washington Is e Buler Of Clinton 1,odgo
No 81 District No u. Clinton JnIius Fnda Of Hermann
Lodge NosS9 District No TO- New Ucegns r. W. Pike As
sumption Lodge No 49, Itotf!et No II Nap6tq0nyillc.
Statag (oy0 'etsStato of The oylprI'. g. NJ L. rfs-
bury, fsnplgr Lodge No. e; r g, w.. Tuo+ H, Shields
urtog N9dir e., John r. Caldwell, ftgpc. No, H. Jud
Petitions aud Appepis-r, q. N Il Dunlap Howard No.
u i; - EneHs Smith, trupW No To- !. 10 Ed%'H Bar
Nike, gommsclal No. II + q, III, Iiru9a, 0cau,, No
j., i, 6. s,s.@O s@,HR%os;Sya No. q: I'd ioi r WI
leg, Crescent No sff e, rmgu ho%4nL No. Il Con-
?, g., H, l.. Kehcg Soahwrfts-a, No ~: r. O., JaHgs
Ciough GommcIeiHl. NJ. u Crd"rl4-p. ~. A. Hent
a. unls,atg IN /; +, g. oE Bier, Do'l No. 10; r. IL,
Xii G,miansicaions to J,te H. W. Gyapd Nastcr or GnI
Fecrenry uud hg To- wnrded to Office SeCrut
"'1''" '0' Fe'o'' 'ilESRy gTsP Gyora g.ore,,rv.
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DENTISTRY.


assssgsssestss:sssn ARTIFICIAL. TEEEYE&-The bssl
cheapest and most repee Dental Establish.
aHlent in New Orleans is DIR. FIELDINGiS
i'AlllIl-LIia Canal street. a
His facilities for manipulating Artificial Teeth
BY Practical Dentist IN soahen States delng compe
ton and at PRICES charged by the inexperienced. y
Persons requiring superior Dentistry should procure where
they eau rely upon the experience skill and Integrity which
Dental Science produce. j. +, ~ "a "
Every Artificial Tooth surprising beauty which csnnc,
be detected from the productions Of nature gradually
storing ha unormitytc the features essential youth and
beauty and warranted satisfactory nsscao and artcus
'tion. e L - - $50
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR, for readily sx.
tracing Teeth without pain upeedng anything before al,
tanned by the profession astonishing all who witness
All Operations in Dentistry performed with skill snd
for eReapnes and utility are unsurpassed by others Upsk
fully applied Teeth rmedeed and 1T Guaranteed mod
crate charges the following prices written guarantee
Campaigning eacse If desired and If not found
after two months trial. their money will be returned,
Full Sterling Silver base %
Fall sets finest finish gums, bound 40 o.
En sets Rubber equal FIELD from 10 60 @
Full sets on % carat gold base from. rs to las OF
The moat perfect gems that can be produced.
Those requiring Artificial Teeth cordially invited to call
and examine before engaging elsewhere s. o.
AZ DR.. FIELDrSa Dental Surgeon,
u6ly s7s r. ss,r 1874 Canal streey.
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E.tJas OF TnsGTIa--DF. J. vi


liz Charles street., continues supply thS
Loss OF TEETH gi4eit VASES n 5ptass,
LIEALnpon his pripelple of self ada eaton. Thit
method procured him universal appreciation aud ID
nende beinga he syste Simplifying ART
perfect aeulaoH and mecation and SO perfect and natural
Vests nehod Of nue teeth with gold combines
Those Interested will And these
sntiTey and kcrupnousy Dr..
.haak5 e the nhabitantof New Orleans and vicinity the
extensive practice they hin fifteen
from Lafayette Square, - ss5F
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From O'Clock A. NJ. 10 ID O'Clock A. NJ Secos District;
From 10 oc,ock A. NJ 10 II O'clock NJ First District
Arrangements he aiken With Dr. Delrieu BY LIE month or
for heing cuHug animals most hbea terms
and conditions.
An operating and citing room specially arranged for that
purpose vii be exclusively reserved the members OIL The
medical profession who wish prosecute The Study Of
comparative anatomy and pledicine They will also lind at
Dr. Dereu's dsponsay complete set IF chemical eagents
surgical and dsecng Instruments and all articles
Perni'ing this important bnmch Of medical science Dr.
eIr'eu VIII awHJ feel highly horoeG whenever his col.
ne Of the medical proazs'o" will favor his establishments
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Ysh Nrlears Hlnrev Hlarkft.
cREsoENI oFrIos; No. 70 Camp St

HEsGEs5 osslaa No e Camp strs IL;
4 The bill and exchange brokers had nothing
Whatever To count up to-day. There is some ma
neuvering perhaps some shaving, going on in Con.
ederate bonds. Before sacrificing these securities
holder would be justified in snspending payment.
There Is disposition eyineed on the part of some
hylocks IL press debtors. # this system is pur-
sued or intended to be pursued as the course laid
down ~ the holders Of money and paper, the
sooner ii Is dvulged the better then the public OF
fke community viii understand what course to pnr..
sue BIZ members for the next Legislature areto Be
voted fors and the question may be propounded to
them ia regard to stay laws and replevin acts. Be
that it may, our Legislature to be elected hasto
enact laws to prevent the general sacrifice Of the
State. Whether those laws comprise the staying
cf judicial proceedings for a period Of time, en-
bfacing the duration of the war, remains for DELHI
Grafton.
We have nothing to say on the general xehangs
market this evening. There Is no such thing as an
exchange market, morris there any sneh thing as a
stock market, though there are some few sales OF
City Railroad stock. In bank shares and bonds
there j not q movement worthy Of record.
The great and all.impo tant question Of thesday
and times Is the currency in the Southern Con-
federate States, that Isl the Confederated treasury
notes, which are now recognized as the standard
Of currency in the Southern Gonfederacy. Tolnore
I fully deFelope The Importance Of acknowledging
the Confed notes as our currency, We append
The communication below, which commends itself
to the attention Of merchants bankers and all, as
illustrating the trne position of the great currency
question at this time. 1t will be useless for any
nloneyea ociation to attempt to contend and
thwaft the Government. Wesneed only refer to the
great contest between the Admnistra of Presi,
dent jackson and the United States Bank or
course il y ireshin the memory Of our old citizens
which came Oh victorious. Fortunate there is no
such contest now going on, as ali our banks and
bankers Of standing and credit are heart souI and
body n support Of the. Gonfederated treasury. |
Therefore we can rdially agree with the GLOW;
ing communication !: eas 2g ss5
THE PRODUCE LOAN sSg t2$4sf5 !
TIE Confederate Government Is authorized issue i
treasury zlotes MP TO- 100000
And these notes win be;in reqnisiton as follows,
VIII: I gT35s e5Is' 3 ], 9fD4
Eos slie war tax collection next spring. s3oD00Q0
For the Auunsl pay d the Confederate sag
ss5 Amy, nay OF 25n.oQI soldiers, at Es5
n each peg month So COO
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s:
Ilarlllt sptslligeute.
GsEsoEET oFricB, No. 10 Camp Street,
Friday Morn,ug, October Is, 1851. !
! ArriwsessYcsrerdas. 3@

Ferd Kenneth, Briefly, I'm Memphis. q, 70. +
Indian No 2, go, FIN Alexandra.
Sallie Robinson, Webbing, I'm Fort Adams.
Laurel Hill. Heno. I'm Fort Adams. ~
Music, palferes, FIN Donaldsonviile.
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-, nv .Is tsyrr FktE,Tr,s
- -nr,+--,,' 49, :. ~ 80 - - iva
TNSA VETERINARY ESFABbIStMENTS,s kyzssss
r. aGG I1) Raonart street. bntvren &. Pe,ar an, N ~
tF0nIo9ss strrefg 30 4, nj Hamnert stras, no
and peftltdo stFeets e'' 'l"''e
In order more esctusliv to resnond To rfa ,,,,s m
tinionias with which his eatab ltns have been hpnored
and wishes Of the large patrons whO
have honoEed him with he Confidence and support Dr.
Deu takes pleasure in bringing before the iYor
improvements he has iatey introduced establish
Rampant in the hope that The confidence
patronage thus literally extended Glm by the
will continue sustain him his eudeAP
Of the public, and particularly OF The large respectable
houses bS whom he has thus beef generously paanza
Veterfuarv Tsnsnyt.J
Tb, h,t5r,,, ragtoI,t.,s4 H., oaasn ..,, -, - -
iie IRE N hCeoIuAhce vim TUE most
Iu'eSi 9pTa o1ls'ons are hoNed 70
eI vtrs oi .t are e9noruthty hofsed
1 ie ~ vi e ae i'l heu tlpos' ny e ss!!t
4e lucy arc ~lt te cae III eAPeLieLee1 ana attentive
sFount9'-
M ,,n, .rro,a go. - IL r5 - , -, .,- -,
the coast have uuDg me to omen a dnansar far h,
siye sIe II Veterinary remedies lrGr he mos New
York Phnfel ud Erropra1i tuHn uf4ctnrire
Al The rernades will be prepared with The utmost care and
accor,panieu with written prescrip tioug Tor use. - $50
u1lL OF redcu prenaraTipt g. tLa olIoyf, ,e a. al
tirp hef r,,id at TIM "
l. An ntibe Specific for the intestinal alady known
INC hotth., r., -. ,..,- q,
q 4 po%efu va ca bas geen found
a3S' hsGty Ur!rB !e reEiihg ef'z0o d1Eeae
u tl6h''helt tne ll5basE
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asa kUPTURES rSkN
"a RADIO TALLY OUREDi % o
- .- vroEsEuEe, Miss, May 8, 1866.

v UEsHUED, NIIsS Nay o. IoD1'
Hernia can be Cured Without Needle Knife
Mr. EGhcrI deem due hose afflicted with this terrible
pniul disease make the folio h Negro
boy about years age been afflicted with Hents
Tor the space three The boy belonged John CoAe
ESD IssaGeHa county. Two physicians examined him and
pronounced lis hopeless As there difference
opinion the mode of1rentenf ne suggesting the
lie knife, which the other ghd myself obecte took him
New Orleans and Obtained the Patent TRUSS II Dr. j. & SAe
and having Iaed that ald the Doctors
Curative Mixture about three months the boy entirely
stored s perfectly well This the fall Of '5G
For three years he has been busy the plantation do
ing all the work OF d hand rolling bags without The
least Inconvenience give this The benefit
those who have this disease and for my gratitude DR. Sher
w. I'm Il NJ. ID.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOB lsI-Cf7cers- t3ariref
Smith President s BqllrInet, Treasurer Henry Bier See
renry Daniel Merritt, Sexton. Cemetery CornmteeeIuy
Bier, u. DlsvR j. A. Sylvester Finance Tonmtee-1os
West, j.. ~ Winsow, jams FuGnenux; Members--A. W.
MGcdonHld. r. W. Grand Lodge J. N. Wjnsi0v Washington
Lodge No. s. W Moore, LnioA Lodge No, J, Sgyes
CRESCENT Lodge No H. Alien Orea:s Lodge Nc II
Gardner Smith Commercial Lodge No H. DailvA How
Lodge No IL; Hc,rF Bier Hope Lodge No Il G. g.
Bier, Delta Lodge No. Is.
VAULTS and the opening of tho sRme st be sppfe8 for
at the Office Of the Secretary Odd Fellows a corner Camp
and TRfnJ cite streets. ,'
Prices Lots and Vaults-Reelqr Iots 10 feet SQUARE,
$50 ditto by feet $50 VAULTS InuDIs 10 S0ckh6Iding
Lodges, SIS otto, 10 all others $50 single 10 S6ckiITinS
Lodges, S45; others $50,
Vaults be opened unless certificate Of 0nesh{n he
first obtained from the Secretary 49,
Informal relative the purchase f9g o-c can he had
Hppltcaonto
HENRY BIER, Secretary O. f. Rest
General Relief Committee /. O, O. f.
This body meets the First Friday rnopil al the
once VI TIE Grand Secretary Odd Fellows Hall O'Clock
=. NJ. ~
y. G, RYRRLY, President.
HENRY BIER, Sscret.I md Treasurer.
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Letter from Dr. Thos j. Harper, the eminent PLY
siciRns in the STATE OF Mississippi
TICEsguRo, Miss March 10, 1850.
Or. Sherrau-Dear STR send the boy Ben be TO you
attend 70 him properly aid beside
isfcd with skill do him Justice am fed your plan
ia rigt. that you him. Please by the
turn Of the post. Respectfully. .
THJS j. dARpER NJ D..
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GOPARTNERsHIp.

MJOTICE--THE. PARTNERSHIP OF TERFLoTHs
IN KUUHIER has keen dissolved this day by mutual cor
sent Either of the Partners will the name the late rr
iii liquidation H.
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y & 23aiiA II F
Total unemployed treasury notes. al. i. s7 ,l0l

~ ~ " 4. I, n 4 Il. 6. SST, 00D,
issued 10 our aGricnltufisls By way Of advance
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This letter in reference slave hoy about Il years
old rupturea both sides who subsequently
returned sound. Tbs following sxpleins itself:
VIcEsBuRS, Miss May 7, 1860
DR.. Sherman, New Orleans: ~
Dear Sil send yVn James appIy him sntaba
Truss He has only rpptUred short time. We obtain
drug Trues In Them however, have but lit
tie conhdenco but having confidence in your skill such
ters, l send my sen TO you. - -.- g...
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HERMANN LODGE No. 20 uaee every Wednesday, evening
tnEMarigny buildings Third District. pat,=a- J. A. -iise-
N-G. tty Mans, T. g.; VIM rff Sorrsl.7 " K!eL Per-
S,crriuTy: NJ We Ties
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No d, Odd Fellows Bal. qaleel-~qgAs Q7eeH wall,
n O. ThuS. Phillips, Y. G. W. MtGoUsg4ey StuTeiaIy
Geo Ellis, Per. Secretary Joseph Etst, Tg.saurcr.
WASHINGTON LODGE Nos ulests every Thursday even.
ting IN NHtiEry Buildings Third niARgt tAcGrs - John
D1ve N. @ 1hos WeIburn v 9 ia N7anr. Secretary ].
MinsIhM hnr. GenfetHrN LmLm T. LMILan IfeAtnthr.
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A Ok LEASE
That desirable establishment, on The left 5ank
2 the Mississippi balnw the Government Wharf agd within
The limits Of She city Of New OreAp Is offered coed
traent 70 cap ras who be desoas Of sidzg
progress q Southern Hsnuictures II nov in pste
pam centrifugal machnes bone hack tGrsc sers Eaauds
aipe stores md yard room ccopeIge ard esct all tho
requisites tor carrying Sugar Refinery Eozzes Rrho
Ing on large scale with little additional expense ii might
be easily converted into Cotton Nil.
1t has Wharf attached to II tire IAvee 9th water suH
Gent tor the accommodation OF delivering or in
For urther Information and for rsrrns sppy to
stFtW RsRFJ[iT 4. 90 Il Cannon strpst
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GERNANtA LODGE Va 90 meets cr4rf Tuesday evening
in Lone Star Hell, Fourth Db7gtt G'cei iiubtgg
N G.. Martin Chaser, Y CT Wa SA:de Sec-staTy Chas f.
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HOWARD LODGE No. 10 uueta aT5:4 Thursday evening IN
room No D. Odd FeiawE Hal nhcsr-Itnyh ste5qart n
G. G. SAMSON v g.: ]. r. Read, Sslystrq b. DAs1ha,
Pc gab, 7 Il NoFrg
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1 IIHhsOhHf 1AAfHsLE "otHAs-
Monuments Tombs and Fb Stones Piers Center Tab
Fops; uHter Slabs Atante Pes and Crate Setting
E6orng lies Beuquee and Yard Flsggng Iron Railing
Coping, -,.
Rrhs trade suppied with ouehynd manlfaciu ed marble
BY "a A4AUGH GULI,EE,
oil tfGW 933. 234 and 2,G CJamn tn
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E.PAvE Du TEtOTStERfE DIsTRICT.-u IL
- etc CONDUIT au Depot DIES Epaves du Troseme District rue
des Bogs. Enaps entire Ciouet Louisa 6paye-
pn Sfegl banc 10 mains de haeur et une msroue
inintellgible sur pfpaue gauehe r. e ~
q L d animal nsst pas reeeme dams enq our
FENDKEb1, Is d'oetobre 1861 d 10 heures A. NJ,
y. MILTON REfJF Conmissaire des Ruea.
Nuuvelle 0ElGans 10 IL doetonre 1861 oIJ 5t .
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Of Tos r. Eea aud Edwards Rea, and responsible
Ho bills contracted by any other Rea.
TLOS. r. REA.
ruT2A IF EDWARD s. RFA.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-07-20
PREMIUMS.

We have frequently solicited the farmers
in this region of country to write articles
for our paper, giving their experience in
raising wheat, corn, etc, in this country
the best method of preparing the ground,
seed, and securing the same when ripe.
hey have not done SO, although several
have made fair promises. Feeling satisfied
that an exchange of opinion through the
columns of the county paper on these top
les would result benefcially, we make the
following offer:
For the best essay on wheat raising
both fall and spring-we will give one copy
Of The News one year, and one copy of the
Prairie Farmer, printed at Chicago. We
will give the same for the best essay on
corn raising. The essays will all be pub
lished, and three judges will be chosen
from among the our practical farmers, to
award the premiums. The articles on
wheat raising to be handed in before the
time for sowing the fall crop.
We will also give one copy of The NEWS
one year, and one copy of The ATLANTIC.
for the best story or piece of poetry written
BY gentleman or lady of Breckenridge or
some of the adjoining counties. The names
in all cases to accompany the above arti-
Cles.
To any one getting up club of ten
subscribers to THE NEWS, we will give one
copy of the paper year. To any one get
ting up club of twenty, we will give a
copy of THE News and copy of the Prai-
re Farmer. each one year.
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seeeding senators Expslled.

On the nth inst, the traitor Senator'S
were expelled. The following is the tele-
graphic report of the debate
Mr.. Clark. n. H.. called up resolution
offered yesterday, Regarding the expulsion
of seeding Senators.
Mr. Bayard, Del, saw no reason for any
thing more than merely declaring their seats
vacant
Mr.. Latham, CAL, said he should not vote
for the expulsion he should vote that the
names of the Senators be stricken from the
roll and their seats declared vacant, and he
moved to strike out the word expel.
Mr.. McDougal, CAL, said he WIS ready
to vote 70. expulsion. No man has right
to seat here who espoused the cause Of
treason. Treason, to be sure, was gentle
manly crime, and entitled to the axe instead
of the halter, but still it was crime.
Mr.. Latham's amendment was disagreed
to. Yeas II. nays 80. Messrs. Bayard
Breckenridge, Bright, johnson of Tennes-
see, johnson of Mo-, Latham. Nesmith
Polk, Powell, Rice and Salisbury voted il
| the affirmative.
The resolution was then passed. Yea
80, nays 10.
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THE FOURTH IN GREENWOOD.

Mr.. EDIToR I spent the glorious old
Fourth on Willow creek, Greenwood coun-
ty, thirty miles south of Emporia, and had
very pleasant time. En- PEASANT, OBJ
tanned seven subscribers for your excellent
paper. The exercises of the day were open
ed by prayer; next, the reading of the Deg
laration of independence, by w. Nisbert /;
next. orations by J. w. McElfresh, A. ST.
mons, M. E. Straten, Mr.. Rich next came
dinner, and we enjoyed it much. After
dinner Judge Reyes gave us brief history
of Kansas to the present time spoke of the
troubles, and especially the drouth that
Kansas has passed through, and how liberal
the North has been in feeding us and ena-
bled us to celebrate the Fourth. Three
cheers were then given by the patriotic and
warm hearted citizens, for the liberality of
the Northern brethren in keeping them
from suffering and enabling them to eele-
brate the glorious old Fourth.
There are good claims in Greenwood yet
to be taken, with timber and running water
upon them. J. P. MoELFREsH.
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MIS- Vanderbilt. No. 1s5 Suffolk ST.. says Of
DIR. M'LANE'S CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS.
% Being unwen, and not knowing whether it
proceeded from arrangement of the liver or mere
lyhysterics. I was persuaded to purchase box of
DR. H'LANE'S CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS,
Prepared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, and be-
fore had used them ali, was entirely relieved.
am now enjoying perfect health, and cheerfully
recommend Dr. M'LAne's Celebrated Liver Pills
to all similarly afflicted
NEW YoRK, March Is, 1852.
u Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.
MLANE'S CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS
manufactured by FLEMING BROS. of PIITs
RURGH, Pa There are other Pills purporting to
be Liver Pills,now before the public. DIR. NJ Lane s
genuine Liver Pills, also his celebrated Vermi-
fuge, can now be had at all respectable drug
stores. None genuine teithoat the signature Of
[sl FLEMING BROS.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-07-20
THE FOURTH AT ELaENDARo.
EEMENpARo. July 10. 1861.

ELMEEDARo, July 10, 1861.
Mr.. EDITOR: At eight O'Clock in the
morning. the people from the surrounding
country began to rally at the spot selected
for the occasion; and as the wagons and
buggies approached the ground, they were
waited upon by the committee appointed TO
bear away the refeshments to the hands of
the ladies and gentlemen chosen to set the
table. And while the people were gather
ing from every direction, and the commit
tee were busted in taking care of the provi
sions, briskly heaping up pile on pile Of
beef, pork, baked and boiled ham, chickens,
bread, cakes, pies, tarts, cheese, DC, &C.,
of the richest of Kansas luxuries-while all
this was being done, the Elemendaro Light
Guards, under Capt. George Quimby, were
marched out in order, about half mile,
to the house of Mr.. s. NJ. Coburn, to meet
and escort the companies from Florence
and Hartford to the celebration ground.
At eleven O'Clock they appeared, as car
mics with Banners" when Mr.. Joseph A.
Williams. Marshal of the Day, and S. R.
Macy, assistant, requested all who were
ready to form in procession. All being
ready, orders were given to march. The
Elmendaro Light Guard escorted the com
pan;es to the selected spot. When all were
seated. prayer was offered by the Chaplain,
Rev. Nathan Fairchild, % Emporia. The
Declaration of Independence was tns2 reaa
by Rev. G. Meadows music by the band
and singing by the choir then followed.
Grafton by Mr.. A. R. Hawks, of Hartford;
three cheers for the speaker-music by the
band-singing by the choir, ''Star-Spangled
Banner" Grafton by Rev. Calvin Mead
ows, Elmendaro; three cheers for the speak
er-musie by the band and singing by the
choir. Speech by James M. Fain, Esq, OF
Cofey county; three cheers for the speaker.
The company then marched to the table,
where we paid our respects to table load
ed with profusion of the good things oil
the land.
Dinner being over, all returned to the
stand. Speaking was then commenced,
and Rev. N ,Fairehild, of Emp0ria, led of
in one of those eloquent and powerful
speeches for which true Americans are
conspicuous. Loud and enthusiastic
cheers.] Mr.. F. was followed by Mr.. G.
H. Lille, of Neosho Rapids, in very pat
riotic speech. Cheers. Dr.. Galloway,
of Burlington, followed in very patriotic
speech. DIR. c. in his speech said that the
worst ablitionists on Gods earth were in the
South !! There they have abolished the
4th of July. Enthusiastic cheers. DR..
Hawkins of Ottumwa was then called out
but said he would not make speech, bu
would read one or two which he had in his
pocket-one from jeff. Davis and one from
Wise, of Virginia. The audience gave
three groans for JEFF. and Wise, followed by
three deafening cheers from the entire
crowd for our Union. The Army Hymn
was then sung by the audience. Benedic-
ton by the Chaplain. All left, saying, I
was never SO in Kansas before. NJ. G.