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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-21
DIAL 90.
WIN eHectually cure
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYsPHPsIA, JAUNDlon,

LIVER ooMPLAINT. pYsPHPsIA. JAUNDioB,
Chronic or Nervous DEBILITY Diseases Of tbs Kdneys;
and all diseases arising from dsorderel Liver ptoma
aeh Dypepsia Heartburn, Inward Piles Acidy or SICK
nesn Of tie btomach Huinem Of Blood 70 the Head Dull
pain OF swimming IN the head, Pa Of The Heart
funesB or Weight In the Stomach, bour kructations
Choking OF suocatng feeling when lying down Drvne
or Yellownecs Of the bin and Eyes, Night BweaS, In
ward Heyers Pain IN The mali Of he back chest or slde
Sudden Tushes Of Heat Depression OF npiris Erghtful
Dreams Languor, Despondency or any Nervous Disease
Sores or Blotohes the Bkn, and Fever and Agus 70
ohills and Hever) ells.r or.
over n Million OF Hotties ,t. Il.
Have been sold during the last six months and in no in
stance has II failed in giving entire eatsfacton Who
then, WIN suffer from Meakness or Debility when Nc
LRAN'B STRENGTHENING CORDIAL Will cure youf
No language can convey adequate idea Of the imno
date and almost miraculous change produced by taking
this Cordial IN the diseased debtated and shattered
nervous system whether broken down BY excess weak BY
nature or impaired by bckness the relaxed and unsuDg
organisation L restored to i pristine health and vgor
i.t MARRIED. HnEHSONs, lrta
Or others conscious Of inability, from whatever cause
will ind Mclean Strengthening Cordial thorough
Of the ystem and all who may have injured
themselves by improper ndulgences, will nnd In the Cor
dial certain and speedy remedy
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RECEIPTS
DISBURSEMENTS.

rAeFs A.. S@es sss''' s''s'. a'.-a for u. i.lls-
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y. n AfIlS. A. v. G.
Terrs-H n suss. 1nas Il. ISL i-d~3-
= She sxp~pees e this yesr a. compared ~1tA
ths sxp<nse foF iss9ssnf 90. sbo~ . drrrrsss q
A. S.o
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a NEW ARTICLE
Roback,s Stomach aittars

and delightful Stomscbic and Cordnl. fos
giving tone 90 the stomach. and or The prexeuon q
bilious complaints, incident 10 the Western eosatry.
Try H.
A. morning drink. 20 assist digestion and relieve
Dyspcpsia. Il has no equal. Try a. F
Ia faror a. j. sa>rsor % al other hitiers. 1ry a.
Ibe formula q these Aliers, ns~ lle6l) The sole
property of Dr. Robatl. originated With one of ths
odesi and most eminent Medical Practitioners u th~
West. and IL = directly predicAted upon Tie u
Western people.
These Btiers derive their stimulus fro IA. ps~er-
fu toc Of the roots and herbs u ~hlrb the,
are composed. and a. they are ny allayinr unsai.
ural cravings Of the stomach directly prosnotixs n
TEMPERANCE
The present proprietor beDeres thai In making them
widely known, the public welfare l. suhservea
II will be Cor sale by all of IL, Rohscf's IN
merous Agents. and al Hotels. kc.. the country over
In The meantime 0roers vill be filed dlreci frau
Cincinnsd Ia any cuantify. and st the lowest rAls.
u i put up I'm Quart Bottles, and securely packs m
one don cases Half dos sample cases will hoe e.ss
De packed and seRt 10 any address. n desired.
Retail Price, 81 per bottle, Or ssx
Principal Office and s.sesrootn. No g. F-ss Fousth
street, % buiidng from Main sire~f. Circinasu
Ohio. Laboratory, No. - HAmmsnd street
for sale IN vigo County ~
y. N. DoSrkl1Y. Terre hauie.
IN CUNNINGHAM.
NN. l. sHUEY, New Goshen.
fETER BUsklkk. Centrevllle.
And b Druggists and Merchants seass ~
throG ghout the United States and Csnadss
oc3isu
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"a b . 7 II ~ Q T

or he FIFTEENTH SE1fI-4 NS'J4L .STA7E-
AENT ~ ne condition of fhe Hc-hE LtSt-
R1N('E cOhPAS1. II III tf.g = Ne'r lort.
OF ~ Ia atg y Jaaaarg. ls6i
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Compound Extract of sarsaparilla,

Tke most occiual remedy which the medical skin of
times devise for this everywhere prevailing
ail fetal malady. lt combined frhm the most active
rea4eiials thst have been discovered for the expur
gaiiou q this fJui disorder from the blood aac the
rescue n The system fr0m is destructive eonse-
quences. hence "a should be employed FOR the cure
- not ony Scroflia, bat aleo those other Affections
which arise from Il, such p
Eruptive and skin Diseases. -. Arshony's Fire,
Rose. OF Erysipeias. Pimples Pustules kioteh-
- Blains and Bols. TuInors. Tctter and salt
kheum, Scald Head, Mngworm, Rhe1-
mausn, SyphilIuc and Aercure.I
Disease, Dropsy, Dyspepsia.
Debility. and. indeed. al
Complaints arising from
Aitiste3l Impure
Fl ood.
The popular telef m ''impuri;y u tie hIecd" i
founded in TRUTH for scrofuis l. degenerafon % he
blood The particular purpose and virtue of this
SarsspaTla j. 70 purify aud rcgeneFae this vital ha
81 without which sound health j. impossible la
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-07

HELMBOLDS GENUINE pRfPA-
aFINROi.D'S RUcHU Cor the BLADDER.
HEIMBOLIe'S hUCHu fof the kidneys.
HFs FsMnOLD'S BuCHU ior the Gravel
UFf NROI.D'S BUCHr for the Dropsy.
HFIMBOi.D'S BUCHC Cor Nervcosue~--
HFINBoLD'S BUCHU Tor loss of Memory.
HRl MBOIlfS HJCHU for Dimness 81 Vision.
HFI MROID'S BUCHu for Difficult Breathing
MI NROIA's BUcHU fsr Weak Nerves.
HFINBOlD'S BUCHU Tor General Dchilty.
Ulsf NrOlD'S RUcHU for Universal Iassifnie
HEIAlBoID's BuCHU Cor Horror of nseA-e.
ufg.NRoI.I's BUCHU for Night Sweat.
HEIMBOi-D'S BlCllI fes NAkefelnes-
HFINBOfD'S BuCHr for Dfyuess u he Slin
HFI.NBoI.D's BuCHU for Erupsons.
HFINRoiD'S RCCHU fCr Pain Ia the Back.
HRLNBOl.D's BUcHU for keaviness q he Eyel.ds.
with Temporary seansion and Loss q sight
HFIwROTIrS BtsCHU for Mobility and Re~ile~sness
with want ~ Attention and Horror q Society
HElMBOID's BUCHU Cor ohstructioas.
HKI.ABOID's BUClIU for Kxce<ses arising from m
FNAfES--FRM FRMAIES-FENAiFS
TTMafRs-FRMkIEs-F
OLD OR YOUNG. sINGLE, MARRIED. or con-
TEMPl.ATiN0 MARRIAGE,
TAKE no MORE PILLS.
Ht-NnOLD'S EXTRACT BJCHJ
4 TIN vFKY BEsT RFNEDY ~ TIIE WORLD
-. az ori asrt. incident - he Sex. whether ara
50, f.r iailscretion Habits q Dissipation. n the
bgCfINK or CHANGE OF l4Fk.
SFF SYMPTOMS ABOVE
x0rAauY SHOULD W WITHOUT n.
Take ~ more hai,am. Mercury. - Uupleasani
Mshslne. for Unpleassl.t snd D.s.rereas ta-es-e..
NEi EiNROIb'S EXTRACT bJCAU CUkks
SECRET DISEASES
In ali iAsss Stages. A. htiie KSPenss-
llttie 81 no charce a hct, Ne iraconse sesence,
AND 40 EAfosUkE.
rae HEIMBOI.gS kATRACr BlCHC for fscess-
I .. arising from hahiss indniged n
Bh Young AND Old
Ana ser disease arisins frou. habits q sisspauon
= af
he pstieuf IN shors tine = 'tsfs = heai'h and
4 purity. -. ..-,.....
and elections n tbe most disffessinr character
U.e HYLwBogs's ENFEAcT BucHU g. ~ sHee.
U,srNsus ouesNs,
whrslsr s.l.tiaw ia
n.Ln Q. % FEm.Ir,
~" '.;ss aew 10 Tosa s's''!;f % .'''''
An sse slsv, disease. ard .ysapsesa- .eu.s = d.
s.,as treaimeni sna Say originate fron ne ssa'
READi REA ADJ READi
uFLMrOf-D's Bf-CHC l. safe Arf pleasant N tast
sBs osor. tut ifsunedisfs = So sefian-
PersozsIiY supearr6 bsfore me, Alderman Il -
city < phlls1siptis, u. = nFLhfOl-D. CheE1lst. ~
hsiar daily sven. dos say that rs preparation oos
tain saTcee. rat-surs. = irisr.ens srues, ms
parsly rexesal4e a. r HEiNbofD
s.sls Msnufsrturer-
sven saa sus-ezssss lsies. Pc, o. - esy
/, Sesrrnhfr. is54. W. .hlhhAhfi. Aidfruiai
|. Frsoe fl pss ;,esiie e. ~ o. g.. delivered "a
= s4frres.
rrepsrrt ~ II T. HffnBOlp.
prsrsies! ~ tnsiyfieal Chsn.ist.
fss snash Tsrth -. bsis~ Ch~stpst MI
uEWaHE oF eog>TEafEsT>
And rSPKEScIFLkD DfAIkks.
WAs sftfaFof - tIsfrosf - usfn orr" and on
- .s-srrss - ~ nnrrrsrsos sr7kfxxDss
- EEfrart ha1hn-
~ safsspsflils.
- irrpro~ef &c., wszh-
!. Tn. BAuH a CO.
a ka1 N TsnEfisfs sr~ry~h~<s-
- AK fsaR HFLxfoIIs rAkk NO oTHKk.
ca ost ne szIsrussnsst snt s<ee fa =
nsTt~&a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-07
Ayers Ague Cure,

FOR TIE SpkEDN CURE OF
Intermittent Fever. or Fever and Ague, ReEitie
Fever, Chill Fever. Dumb Ague, PeriodcalHe ad-
sche. Bilious Headache. and Bilious Pc
vers. indeed Tor the whole class Of dis
eases OF ignsiing in hillary derAnge-
meni, caused by the Malaria ~
Miasmatc Countries.
We are enabled here 20 offer the community
remedy which, while Il cures the above complaints
with certainty, J. still perfectly harmless IN any
quantity. such = remedy : nvaiuabie IA districts
where these affecting disorders prevail This cure
expeis tho mssnatic poison az Fever and Ague from
the system and prevents the development Of the
disease II taken the frst approach % its prefnon-
itory symptoms. II is Dot only the best remedy ever
yst asco,erea for dis cisss VI complaints bat also
the cheapest. The large quaotiy We supply ior
dollar hrings IL within thC reach ~ eferybodt AMI
in billions districts where Fcyer aud Age prevails
every body -hould have i, nd usc a. freely both r
cure and protection A great superiority 81 thi-
remedy any other ever discovered II the sre~-
dy snd certain Il lutermitfents j. that "a con-
taius Quinine mineral. consequently Il produ-
c. ~ gu-nism other Injurious effects ~hsfeNer
ulou ihs constitution Tao~e cured by u are len
hreitiv Il they hsa never had the di-ea-e-
F.,er sa1 Aeue j. not alone the consequence of the
~ sna.ic I crsaf rffieit - DISORDERS afi>e
fs0m iis llfsAgloA, -l4ss.~ eslsicA -re
Neuralgia. gbeumatisIn. Cout. Headacha. blindness.
TsslhaChe, Earsche, Caiarrah, Asthma, Pslpi-
taiion, Painful Affection u the spleen. H,s-
t-rir- Pain Ia the Bowels c siic Paralysis
and Dersnrefncnt of the stomach.
Al II which, when originating in THIS caa-e, PIT
the Intermittent type hcoomc periodical. Thi-
s.CtnK sxfels the pi-on from the blood, and cc.l-
seauerfiy cures them all alike. II l. invaluable
protecfisn t. immigrants aud persons travelling oE
temporarily residing IN the malarious districts. II
taken .,asioaaliy daily while exposed 90 the in
f-tian that viii ie sAcrtteG from the system, and
cannot accumulate IN sufficient quantity a. riren
into df-.-.. Hence n j. even valuable foI
pr.,s.ti.,n than ~ur- aud few win -nfer from
InteTmiffsnis u fles avail thein-cise- ~ the Pr
ts.,ion thi- Ieinely alorl-.
A. pr.H.e..f =. rla ! q ANf-K & Co.
lowell Massachusetts,.
All uur rrniciie. 49, iar ~ii, hs }. k CrdseHAs
! + NJ lAsx>stfs. ai.i - al Druggists IN Terre
Hauir.
Mh.l....i- ~ AIN a Co. Cincinnati
iuni-i.ls.,ta-
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~ e DlcAL.
scrorula, or Kings Evil,

Il constitutional disease. = corruption II The
II blood b which this ffaid becomes vttafet, weak.
ard poor Being IA the circulation. u pefeades tie
whole BODY, and may barst cut IA disease any part
q r. No orKaa free irola lie atAck, = there
sFhich IL may not destroy The scrof1lous tsl1t
~ v4riOosiy caused ~ nercurai disease low living
disordered unhealthy feot, impure air, filth and
hihy habits tie depressing vices. aud. sbose all b
The Tefereal infecti- wh2tsver he IT, origin, i
hereditary Ia the constitution desoenting from pa
rents 20 chiidreu unto the third and fourth genera
tom Indeed. IL seems 10 be the rct of Him who
says, Il VIII visit the nigrisies = he fathers upon
their chiidren-n
Its Effects commence by deposition from he blood
81 corr4.ut Of uicerous matter which IN the iaKs,
liver and internal organs is terBlcc turt@rces; ia
the glands, elnEs: and "a tAe snrfaoe, eraPfons
sores. fhis foul corruption. which gencers Ia the
blood, deprcsses The enerxes u Lte 80 thaf scrofa-
ieus complaints, bat they have far Tee power 70
withstand the attacks u 0lher diseases; c0nsequet
ly Dunbers perisls ~ Disorders ~tca. sltAesh b
lot srof0lOas tleir nature, sti rendered Ia
~ by this tain. IA the systcn Most of the con-
sunption which deciuaated the human family has IL
orfgir directiy In his scrofeoa< conaninatons anc
many destructive diseases u the liver, kidneys,
brala, and Indeed of AT the organs, arise from or
are aggravated ~ the same cause.
one quarter q all Cur people scrofulouss their
persons are invaded ~ this lurking Infection, and
iheir health i undermined By IL. To cleanse Il froa
the system must the blood by aitera-
ieiiciie, and invg0rate Il BY healthy food and
exercise. such medicine we supply In
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-07
HOTELS.
st. Nicholas Hotel,
broadway, New Work
Ro.,v8 Pe3,,r,g "a e1 a., day'
Board Reduced 70 81 pr lay

..,.es tl.e orsaias u Ia, ss-i 49, easas"e-iious
Hotel n issi Il la, been he SINGLE sndea, ef the
repr.-t5rs % n,ke 4 ihs mo.s fparwoa-, con-
venieus AMI comfortable horne fss ne sinfrn sa4
stranger On his side sl.e Atlantis
Ans whatever IA. seemed l'S.iy q saminls,er q
,l.s comfort 4 e. quest. iler have enaesssfei.
without regard 90 s..-s. q provide ,a1 oomblne
Asl sl.s sss.s.s. 81 ,..lisa.si .s. i.i sugeymen'
sileA p.s-isgn ar A,.lnsssas4 .si sa.sisrn taste
approved an he raigoaase which a has ooarean-
ID awinz sls pas yssr. : 4 eaulias rfe'f
shai thsir saors. have been appreciated.
"a meet The ssiseas.e, ofshs uHaes. HAea sn are
required 10 practice a. aa-f lisia eceuomy. she
tnsserarueA
Have Reduced the Price of Board 60
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
a. ase same Tine absuns nans q the iasuries vifh
.hses sA-sf ,ai:~ hsr hisl..rio a-sn -apfiisi-
rRrNbwri1- winrcovR 60
- LEA. sess. :. Isl. p's.
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BOOKS.

rTRTNPS 4 NOVEL By GEO.
/ ". ua'kfSs. stfrsslsir fiasrsise hy Haprin.
MAcAuI.AYss HISTORY or KSGLA,sD
NJ. IA
ruE WIS AND BIZ Aux oF SOCIETY
~ n. ssssar q ',Qsssns a sn<ss;y."
--s.xss~a VI rUCxrssHsss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-07

Aal n nFnFffsI@ tF~FF~k 49,
AK fnR HFIufolxFs rAkk NO oTHkk
Ca al ne stxsrussnept al SOD fss a.
AxD AVOID fsposrfiss And krrosuks.
nsTtw&s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-07
LEGAL.

Annual Report of the Auditor Of yiso
County.
DEpORT q the Auditor q ylgo county sho~sns
III the Amoant received and ci<bur~es for fhe.ysar
oommsncing June Id. A. D.. lsse and endl1.' ks,
5lst. A. 10. lsGl. Inclusive
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-07

ASSETS.
Cash Balance Ia Bank. 3,|05 90
Bonds and Mortgages Q,elns first Hen Oh
Real Estate, worth al leAst 81 sos 200 s0soez o5
Loans on Stocks, payable on demand
tmarke value 0f securities SiS. sIs 5V' lt4,6os 90
Bank stock, (narket vaiuel Ie,ss5 o.
United States Treasury Notes. lniTke
Brooklyn sSilSi City water Bonds. 1880 %
North caroiina state Boats (msrkef vaI $50 90
Missouri State Bonds lrnarket value. 1900 90
Real Estate No. Wall Street, 65,J05 4I
Interest due 1T January, l-5i. lof :
which >e2 $50 - has since been rcc's. -l.4o3 u
Balance Ia hands OF Agents and ir course
" transmission from Agents. on lsi q
-11t''sr-' [of which Al e7f y. has since
been received, q, ,4-. -
pa isnd RlsSS. s4.sss oe
Other Property, Miscellaneous items. 5.5eo %
c,es iss,es At orloe. $3.50 Is
Total. Si,s95 400 81
CHARLES J MARTIN, PxEsIDsNT,
Az WILLAMETTE. vioy ParaprST.
J. MILLION SMITH, SEoKErNNr
JOHN MCGEE. Ass'r sEc's.
CHaai.IS CHtEE, Agent.
SO. pak>iA ROW.
maisiu r,R.s s0rs. fsD.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-07

Lsxal adysrtlsements bfty eeais per square sneh
1>srton.
saslsfset,ry arralgsnlents made ~iia fho-e ~l2
-isa . sdvsFsise by hs Yeaf, WIN Ias P"s''.ss y
- = esrfaei surety tA-ir regular i''.fe.s,
4st ~ f<EV gstarfens. -,
Aassrtl ssaasnis in ~ special notia' ssluaa MI
o CHARGED tWo Drices.
A1vertl-eneufs kep. Constantly on tie lii'iae. a
I..-s :. sstIces rubilsLsd IN the lacs columns. of
t un-s or nn1er. ~ftl b ehsrgsf for each inefrin
al II over tn lines. ter ceuts pr iiis.
ldvsftlsemeuts sert la f-E ~ specified time. VII
h< married. three moEfhs. unless ordered oei-
= -.nF .lter<l.1n Of standing aAiv~rti-fn1st Wi
~rsut - . rens~s al of The same. unls>- eti-sr~iie
1rnaslfclnz csndldsfes for shics ~ ever de>erp-
tin vii bs eAargca q 90 for eash pane IA the Daily.
"a e. % in the Daily snd Wcesly. afrFs- ia ~
rdnre
10 grs,uliusis advertisements whsfrvef
akagsss ~.a be tna4e for tp-erung the nH'itrs 81
4iCfd-r.. sotietes. o. A<socisf0ns a. foilo~s;
For each notice not exc~edIng llnes - CENTS Tor
ssrh in-srfioH; over sigtlf lines Al this rate
Ann0anrlnx deaths with fursral noiice attashed,
fl. without notice FIRE.
Sotir~- q F>sfivsls fcni-- and krctr-to Fs'+'
ap BY indly1aais - sssociafsons, % ~ ehnfsafs.
u regular prices.
I<sal alssrtl.sasnts Inserted Al The exp~n-e u
Atforueys ordering. .ns psynsut not . hs d~lsyea
60 TIE legal prOceedng,. bat eoiiectae ~ 'f a-@,
tine Publisher nat accountants icf nc Aesof fstS ~
~gsf sa~@rri nents teyonf ife aniost eAAf<s~ Tor
tasir putilcsilon.
he Weekly Express
publishes svsry ws.ins-day, aisi 80 per ans'uHn,
>fgance.
sSSo pap~T seat ~ttheu, ne money, nor eo'''inu-
slsnr-T t:nns tb.n paid fcr.
uate. ef Advertising I'm weekly.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-04-20
TFrom the Americus sentinel. |


The plentiful showers which have fallen
lately have brought the grass forward rap
idly, so that the prairies in this vicinity
look green and cheering. The people are
busy at work on their farms and in their
gardens everything denotes the coming of
better times.
d. There was to be a meeting held day at
the farm Of E. Goddard. on Rock creek, of
the squatters on the Kaw trust lands, to
take steps toward getting the sale of these
lands postponed.
In order that theAproceedings of the mass
meeting in Americas, published in this pa
per last week, may not produce contrary
impression, we will state that we have learn
ed from good authority that Mr.. Rees, Rep
resentative from this county, supported Gen.
Lane for the U. S. Senate. No person who
is acquainted with Mr., Rees would for q
moment entertain the opinion that no could
be induced to knowingly support any man
for SO important position, contrary to the
wishes of the people he represents yet
some there were who credited the report
that Mr. Rees believed majority of his
constituents were in favor of the election OF
some other man than ten. Lane for Senator.
Mr.. Rees is an honorable and upright man,
very popular at home, and will fill the posi-
ton he now occupies with honor to himself
and credit to his constituents.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-04-20

The following township officers bonds
have been approved by the Commissioners
of Breckenridge county:
Emporia ToCnship-O. Y. Hart. Justice
of the Peace E. Borton, Township Trus-
tee; E. Edwards, w. o. Ferguson, Con-
stables.
Fremont Township w. A. Shannon,
Justice of the Peace Henry Clark, Town
ship Trustee Thos. Dill, j. Ptemster,
Constables.
An,srieus Township - Samuel Bruner,
Town Trustee.
Waterloo TosOnship-J. D. Virgins, JUS
tice of the Peace W. Wendall, Township
Trustee: Samuel Marshall, Constable.
Pike 7osonship-M. W. Kirkendall, JUS
tice of the Peace David McCooL Con-
stable. q t158HIs .s8GE sEs81
agnes City TOscnsAip "A. Overacker,
G. G. Newbury, Justices of the Peace; S.
Salisbury, Township Trustee; w. G. How
ard, Constable.
Jackson To,cnship-W. P. B. Paisley.
Justice of the Peace G. S. Saxton. Town
ship Trustee Al. Andrews, Constable.
E. BoRToN, Dep. Co. Clerk.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-04-20

: Waskey & Hurst have their new adYsr:
tisement 10 TO- day paper. It is useless for
us to recommend this we'll known, house To-
our readers! Isis only necessary for ms tell
announce the fact that they have received a
large and splendid stock of new spring
goods. The goods and merchants win both
recommend themselves. We advise peo-
pie wiahing to buy dry goods, groceries,
ETC., to examine their stock. .IF e. Is
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-04-20
. .,ir., and departure of the Mails.

ARRIVALS.
r,, Lawrence. Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, at a
y ,toIn C iSli Grove, Monday and Thurs
fFsn IL NJ.
r, aT' GottOnEOod Falls, Saturday, at 10 P NJ.
In,m ToEauda, Friday, ut Or NJ
yr,m Fort Scott, Saturday, at II NJ
! rom Butler. Mo-, Wednesdays at l2M
DEPARTURES.
10 lawrence. Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at a M.
70 s.a g Sdees %syGn Ct and satar
day at AZ
To Cottonwood Falls, Saturday, at 4 a. NJ.
10 Towanda, Tuesday, at A. NJ.
10 Fort Scott, Monday. at II NJ.
To Butler, Mo, Thursday, Mt IL NJ.
rLawrenee mail closes nt9 o'clock N.
J. A. FULLER, P. NJ.
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P sssoNAL.-H. S. Sleeper, State Senator

PkRsoNAL.-H. S. Sleeper. State Senator
from Breckenridge. deserves much praise
for his undertaking course in the Legislature
of Kansas. In these days of corruption and
fraud, it is truly gratifying to be able, from
an examination of the record, to express an
unqualified appreciation of the conduct OF a
public servant. Mr.. Sleeper has truly re-
Elected the will of his constituencies Council
Grove Press.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
A. s. Fitzgerald
and

A d FlLLRerald
and
Sarah G. N. Fitzgerald = s.
STATE OF KANSAS, County of Breckinridge, IS.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE TO
ID me directed issued out of the Second District
Court, sitting in and for the County of Breckin-
ridge, for the trial of causes arising under the
laws of the Territory of Kansas, dated December
22d, A D. 1860, wherein Alexander Bailey is
plaintiff and A. S. Fitzgerald and Sarah C. n.
Fitzgerald defendants, / viii,
TUESDAY, THE 14TH DAY or NAY, AID. 1861,
between the hours of ten O'Clock a. n. and four
o'clock P n, of said day, at the Court House door,
in said county of Breekinridge expose for sale and
sell at public auction, to the highest and best bid
der for cash in hand, the following real estate to
wit: Lots number sixty-one (6l), sixty three (63)
and sixty i've (6Sl on Central avenue, the south
east corner numbering twenty-five feet from the
corner north and the west side of Central ave-
nue. north of Third street, and in block fifty nine
(593, in! the town Of Forest Hill. Breekinridge
county. Kansas-levied upon as the property of
said a. s. and Sarah G. n Fitzgerald, to satisfy
the said order of sale. Appraised at two hundred
and twenty-five dollars (S225l.
E. GODDARD,
Master Commissioner Breckenridge Co., Kansas.
Dated Emporia, March 25S 1861
Printers fees, $1,000. -r 1898
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ofTur News in wrappers for sale

;.s Of The NEWS IN Erappers io' eAie
singis a. fse cents per copy.
it this cinrs' !. and Mortgages for sale at The
Blank ~ All kinds of blanks printed to order,
60 ''''' c;reulars, Business Cards, and all kinds
PO''e''' done in the best and cheapest style.
y Nj, items of local news from our friends
We +;a-;dge and surrounding counties.
% 10 addressed to j. SrorLEH,
81 E' Editor and Proprietor.
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We learn that on Wednesday night last,
while absent from home, some Kaw Indians
broke into the house of j. B. Bancks, Esq,
On the Santa Fe road, and carried off most
VI the provisions he had on hand.
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Among the appointments made within
The past week, of Kansas men, are ].
StOtler, postmaster at this place, and Sam
Wood, Collector ct Paso del Norte, New
Mexico. Sam, take care of yourself; there
are "lnjins" about thar.
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Judge L. D., Bailey arrived home last
saturday,, after an absence of several
'onths, spent in visiting his friends and
eatives in New Hampshire, and settling
P lis business. He comes in time to take
y sea. on the Supreme Bench of the new
sale. of which we predict. he viii be USE
d member. 3
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Business rather dull in town, but farm
ers are up to their eyes in work-taking ad
vantage of the present fine weather to get
in their crops. The ground could not be
in better condition.
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The building of houses for the Kaw In
d'ans, and sundry other Improvements. for
the special benefit of other parties, more
han The Indians, has very suddenly been
topped. Interested parties claim that the
aase for disseminating is on account of
lie troubles in the South. We are no pro PHI
It, but we guess it to be sc netting else.