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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-12-21
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LAWRENCE UI,aAO.

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doo FILLMORE keep large assor rru l. s
r AWRENCE is the point to trad.
IL DryGoOds House is "'ue At, aaa Il
AMKENCE means to do the tad MORT
~ ern Kansas, and the first to .oI;"is e Of ST.
r AWRENoE is the point to buv ~
them. 'NH meaH to !.
T AwRENoE can sell Dry Good.
any river town, AID H. 5. & L. F Vi Lff9sso
TT s. & L. FILLMORE bpv y
IL. withstanding the War, and tba@ods, 4,
sell Goods so it will be to every man. Hesa
to call and purchase. ' Advaaa,
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IL. times, and mean to sell Dry VIII I.
cry man, woman and child who loo HVas 3 E,
her own interest, and calls to buy them ts q.
p" S. & L. FILLMORE invite al
IL. Lawrence, to call and see tbe;ri eOal2s i
of staple Dry Goods. \'' '''ss; sioct
II S. d L. FILLMORE sell only
IL. and hence can and do sell cbs .Ur ~:
others who trust. '"'apeF u,
IT s: & L. FILLMORE keen Al l.,
H. Dry Goods, Ladies' and CbiI6ra dr. ki fl
Carpets, Millinery Goods, Bonnets and No,; sAO'
TT s. & L. FILLMORE have inst ' "''
III. new stock of all kinds Of H. No. fI e
from New York, so that it puts the GO. 1oO'
their large store to the test to hold them PaG ~
they say, Pile in your money and thew will nt l
out the Goods suddenly. VIII ?
COME AND SEE
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COME AND SEE
H. S. & FILLMORE
A. P. CANDY,

r EGTS Err OF DEEnv
FOR CHASE COUNTY, KANSAS,
WILL ATTEND TO PAYING T4yvs
for non-residents. Post Office addr.,
COTTONWOOD FALLS, CHASE CouSry. x,
SAs. 2l9-N
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Notice to Tax Payers.
E. RoRToN.

e. BoRToN,
Clerk of Breckenridge County,
Will attend to paying taxes, redeeminp land.
and town lots sold for taxes 4'
Post office address, EMPORIA, KANSAS
10 Office No. l69 Commercial St. ona A..
north of Post Office, up stairs. 9IS,f V'
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An important advantage to the people by
this plan would be in the increased Sc
curity of the Union springing from common
interests IN Its preservation, created by dis
/ tribution of its stocks to associations
throughout the country, as the basis of
their circulation. And he entertains the
opinion if a credit circulation be desirable,
it is most desirable in this form.
He states it is earnestly hoped not with
out sufficient grounds, that the present war
viii be brought to an suspicious termina-
ton before midsummer; and that, in that
event the provision of revenue by taxation
recommended, will amply suffice for all 6nan-
cial exigencies, without additional loans
and enable the Government at once to be-
gin a reduction of the existing debt. II
the war continues until July lst, 1869, the
public debt will be S517, 322, 802; if till July
lst, 1868. it will be, in round numbers,
$500. 100000.
The prohibition of trade with the Rebe
States has been fully enforced. Regulations
have been established by which rice. cotto n
and other property in the insurrectionary
districts occupied by our troops will be colec
ted and sent by sea to New York. All sales
will be for account of the Government, and
all of the proceeds paid into the National
Treasury. .
AS general rule, commerce should fol-
low the flag, and when the authority of the
Union is fully restored in States, ports
should be opened without restriction, and
all commerce freely permitted.
Tie Secretary closes by saying it has
been his endeavor to infuse into his Depart
ment the greatest possible activity and vlgor,
and hopes that continued endeavor, with
larger experience, will make it what it
ought to be.
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Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

sS- Nov. kind reader, don'I think We are go
ing to puff any body, for We are not, but We
are going to tell you what we DO beiiere about !.
!. Sharp's Boot and Shoe Establishment in this
place We know that he is doing very extcn
sise busiress in that line and believe he deserves
The YER, liberal patronage that Is bestowed upon
him. lie manufactures from the best OF leather,
and has j. his employment hands Who are well
acquainted with their business. aud work to the
interes, OF their employer by executing their work
n sueh manner as 90 give the utmost satisfac
ton to eustomers--thereby insuring him their
custom IN the future. We hope he NAV continue
TO receive 'tiil moro liberal patronage than be
has heretofore. lie keeps constant, on hand
and Tor sale. large aud complete stock Of Lea,h.
sr' Boot Trees. Peg, Thread. etc. etc II
weald be 10 the interest Of country manufse.
tarsr, 10 eail aud examine bis stock before pur.
chasing elsewhere. We know whereof We speak
when We say that none but good Boots aud
shoes come cut Of the above establishment.
And another thing we had almost forgotten l.
that you will have gentlemen, clever and afabls
20 wait upon you.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

- Our usually quiet colorcd fellow citizens
were on a "bust" Tuesday night. They appear
cd to have conceived the idea that Dan. Rush's
Blacksmith shop Fort Sumter and thereupon
went into tne laudablc work of defending it.
They disagreed, however, as to the mode OF at
tack, and finally GOT up quarrel among them
selves. Reliable reports say that they even de-
parted so far from the common courtesies and
d,ccncy Of language as to ca each other black
scoundreIs. and uailer niggers. md similar rough
and unbecoming names. Our private opinion Is
that there arc few of that class Of persons Loaf
Ing about town who are doing themselves no
good, and by their triiling conduct, are embar-
RAISING their friends. They would better 90
home and 60 to work. If you have no home,
seek out a place and get to work--for our word
for il If you are not careful you will soon sink
20 the level of white l0afers and that would be
intolcrabe. We are glad to say that Outland
& Buckncr, our gentee BARRIERS were not in the
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

We have received an anonymous c0mmunica-
tion from some person ut Arba. We pay no at
tention to such contributions.
We have received an interesting article from
"Elhu," which We will publish next week.
Shall be glad TO hear from our Ridgeville
Correspondent again.
"a Is" Communications are always wei
comcly received.
Hope our hIorristown Correspondent will
furnish us with important items they come
under his observation.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28
CHRONIC CATARRH. or BRON-
(ffITIS.

BosToS, June {, 1855.
For several years | have suffered from a
Catarrhal 4fection consequent upon Bronchitis
tried various remedies without relief. The svs-
tenn appeared failing under rcneated attacks
made trial of the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and soon
found decided improvement. 1t is now six
months since had any attack, and am no doub,
adding my experience to that of others that the
PERUVIAN SYRUP produced this favorable
change. FRANCIS DANA. Md.
H6-iw
'.PERUVIAN SYBUP il a SOLUTION eF PRoroyIpo
OF lROy. new discovery in medicine and strikes al
.hc root of disease by producing ,LTy B1oo n the
source Of all vitality in The human organism.t Fol
sale by ". B. Pierce.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28


alcc!
Woods Hair Restorative.
What has given YOU such youthful looky
Moods Hair Restorative.
To what agency am ! 10 attribute your increased
beauty. my dear madgme9 Sir. yon are very compli-
meHtar!, but am indebted to Professor
Woods Hair Restorative
Sir since You last have grown tive eniS years
Younger how is ~ fact. my dear sir. am using
Woods Hair Restorative.
Why, my friend. you wore scratch a year ago. and
you have splendid head OF black hair: TO what
miracle YOU indcbtedt
Woods Hair Restorative.
told. madame. that the nervous headache YOU
troubled with, has leif you: Yes sir, by the
aid Of
Woods Hair Restorative.
Such il the language all The country and there
Is no fiction or Imagination about il reader. Wood.
Hair Restorative u an honest and truly medicinal Is
well as scientific preparation. and will do all this
tkrTfoN.-BeNar OF worthless limitations rs several
already in the market called by different names.
Use unless the words (Prnfessor Moods Hair
Restorative. Depot. II. Louis, Mo-, and New York }
blown in the bottle. Sold by all Druggists and
Patent Medicine dealers. Also by all Fancy and rolc;
Goods dealers In the United States aud Canadas.
fsc ~
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

.'or the Journal.
EDS. JorRSAL:--In great national crisis like
the present, il is hoped that expression OF sen
timent, almost ''irrcprcssisle,'' will find place
in your columns. wish to say that your indie
pendent and unwavcring course in the defense of
Republican principles and policy, is source of
comfort in these times of weak knees and lame
backs, to a, least one of your subscribers.
would rather be called thieithan a coward, aud
would rather see this Government sh vered to
atoms in glorious attempt to defend its cons,i
tutional prcrogatyes, than to meet armed re-
bellion with craven concessions. Under the pres
snt circumstances am unable 10 make a distnc
ton between concession and surrender These
ccdinr States, With arms in their hands and tr,s
son on their lips, demand what Simp. sur.
render of the Government into their hands.
True the pill is sugar coated and it isproposei
that the surrender shall be called anew constitu-
tonal guarantee.
Much has been said about peaceaslc dissolution
and vountar, reconstruction. Both are alike i'm.
possible or il possible. unnecessary. Alike pre-
cc,lcnt is not In the history Of .he past. and un
less human nature be changed such a revolution
will never form part of the history of this Re
public. Orr constitution has place in the
hearts of lndiana's sons second oaly 10 the ser
mon on the Mount II i founded on rock
that rock Is the length and breadth Of human
liberty We want neither addition to nor sub
traction from IL. lhdpe TO zee every citizen OF
Indiana rally TO It's defense. and II fall IL musc
lie, 20 down with IL. Al le, our lat cry be not
for quarter from It's enemies, bu, .don't give up
the ship" ww''N. LocKr.
R,dgerille, Feb as, i-6i
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28
How he Escaped from Jaii-yaiue
of Hoops.

That's the question, and not very difficult to
answer either, for il was done just as e-easy.
The readers Of the JOURNAL will doubtless re
member the account we sometime ago gave OF
the arrest and imprisonment of Mr.. Shockley
for stealing wheat of Thos- w. Reece. His wife
cane to see him on last Friday and was per
nitted to take lodgings with him in Jail. Late
in the evening the jaiIor, Mr.. J. c. Ennis, visited
the Jail with supper for the prisoners. Mrs.
Shockley was standing close TO the jail door and
passed out Immediately on the door being opened
Mr. Ennis found two of his prisoners on hands
ready for supper but the third one failed TO come
"a time--but was doubtless making good time
out of doors. Mrs shockley hourished hoops OF
astonishing dimensions, and the jailor supposes
that the escaped bird took cabin passage under
the said InJispensables. It's generally thought,
however, that as Mrs. Shockley is a large woman
and her "lord" small man, that he was
crouched behind her and keeping her between
him and the jailor escaped in that way As il
was getting quite dark he might have thus
eludcd the eye o: the Jlilos. II would be well
after this to require lady visitors to remain and
take supper. We understand that the JailoE
thinks it wholly unnecessary to sport hoops in
Jail.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

THE CLOSING YEARS OF LIFE oflen render
ed wrciched bt ailments which are try ning in them.
selves and easily cured ii taken in time Affection Of
The liver. stomach. aud other organs concerned IN
digestion. the most frequent They naturally make
tht sufferer nervous irritable and cOml laiHrg, and
relatives aud friends forced he1rihc bruut Of
their il-humor. The Use of Uo<tettcr's Celebrated
stomach Biters will prove an efficient remedy for this
evil. 10 will nnt only strengthen the whole ll steal
Organization. but entirely the most obstinate
of indigestion. harThoa. Dy ysentery. aud Liver Com
paiut. The hrs PLY siciaus iu The country loud in
their praise Of THIS preparation. Another recommeu-
daion OF thc b.tcrs IS that 10 is palitahlc the
hy druggists uG-4w
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28
.E"SSssF5S;l;s.y!'ss:g'i.sSs, " I IS
- = = ist.--S.s esess D.
< --Scrr-5y-ts% sfsStSS
SNdsE'BEENa. a

FOR CHILDREN TEETlilNG. which greatly Facilitates
the process of Tcetng, by softcnng the gums, reda
cing all infammaion-wa allay all pain and spa mod
c action. and Is SURE TO REGULATE TnE BOWELS. De-
pend upon 10. mothers. IL Will give rest yourselves
and RELIEF AND HEALlI 10 Your infants.
We have pnt up and sold this article for over ten
years, and say n confidence and truth of it,
have never been able to of an, other medicine
never has failed. in sinslc instance, 10 effect euro
when timely used Never did We know an instance
contrary all are delighted with its operations and
speak in terms Of highest commendaton of its magic
al effects and medical virtues. We speak this mat
tcr''N hat do know after ten years experience.
and pledge our reputation for the fulHmcnt of what
here declare. I'm almest every instance whore an
will be found In fifteen or twent. minutes after the
~ rup is administered.
This valuable preparation i he prescription of one
of the most experienced and skiui nurses in New In
gland. and has been used with never failing
in thousands of eases.
IL only relieves the child from pain but iuNigor-
atcs the stomach and bowels corccts acidiy aud
tone and energy 10 the whole system Il will almost
Instantly relieve Gripping IN the Bowels and wind Col
c. and overcome convusions. which. ii not speedily
rcmedicd end i'm death We bciieyeit the best aud
remedy in the world in all cases Of pyScniery
and Diarhea in children, whether arises from teeth
ing or from any other cause. Wcwould say TO every
mother who has child suffering from any of the
going complaints do not let your prejudiccs, the
prcuaices Of oihs r.. stand between your suffering
child aud the relief that will be sure-yeS abSolcIe
surc-to follow the ofthis medicine. IT timely used.
Full directions for using will pany each bottle.
None genuine unless the fac-simile OF tuBFlS ~
PERKINS. New York, Is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists thror .h ouf the world Prime pal
Office No IL Cedar Street. New York. Price, - els.
a bottle. Sold in Winchester by
w b. PIERCE and u. 7. KIZER. fn3 lyl
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28
The supplement-.

We have determined to issue no more supple
ment. as We find it too much expense. costing Us
neariy half as much as the regular issue. Bat
We will give you all the reading matter that We
can possibly crowd into our columns. and when
We cet able We viii cnlarge.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

TiE undersigned viii sell at public SALE at th.
late residence OF John Horn. deceased Flida, the
ISL day ~ March next al the property Of
the cccedcnt. not taken 10y the widow consisting Of
Horses. Cows. Hogs, Wagons, Corn. Farming Cteu.
sis. and other articles too tedious t. cnamerttr
credit Of nine months will be given On al! sum. cx
eecdrg Three dollars, The purchaser giving note with
approved surely. waving valuation and appraisencut
law. Wfff4Av CaS~A.v
Feb. H. i-ti. Adn,.r
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

We are requested TO announce that Rev Josi
ah Davis. minister of the univcrsalist Church,
will preach in the Court House on Wednesday
evening the lSth Of March. His text viii be the
last verse of the 2Jth chapter of Matthew, which
reals a. follows: "And these shall 60 away
into everlasting punishment: bat the righteous
into life eternnl "
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28
AI-a.InGdp Iiccnan.

On last Friday night our little city was the
understand that Harrison Hill was Knocked down
with an ax and badly hurt We should call that
proceeding as ''savage a meat-ax.'
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

sYr Every man that has use for barber
should bear in mind, al all times. that Outlaud
A Buckaer are the best shavcrs and hair dressers
in the city Of Winchester, and, If YOU doubt our
'he left and step into their saloon, take chair,
..ad see how quickly and easily they will shave
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

Lite dispatches sas that Major Anderson i
living IN at Fort Sumter. Ills disease Is Pneu-
st,uia anl DIR. Robertson. Of Charleston, is at
fenlin. him.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28
.;he KANSAS S1ler.rs.

We publish in another place an authoritative
statement that the suffering in Kansas is still
very great. Various efforts have been made by
designing persons and by some public Journal,
TO create the impression that the dcsttution WAS
comparatively of no consequence. Forcmos,
among the latter has been the Cincinnati Gazette
For some cause other it appears to take cx
ceptions to everything that ThaddeuS Hyatt says
or does. II has condemned him without hearing
him, and think has east suspicion upon him
very unjustly.
The testimony into days paper is confirmed
by the evidence of reliable individuals who have
passed through this place within the last few
days. The suffering is great, and those who
have To spare. should not fail to give OF their
abundance.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28
FE0sEGrH dissertation,
PHILADELPHIA

Benevolent Institution. established By special en-
dowmeni. for the relief - the sick aud distressed.
afflicted with viruleEi and epidemic diseases aud
pccaly for the cure of Diseases of the sexual
Medical advice given gratis by the Acting Surgeon.
To all who app, bs letter. h desert lion Of their
condition. age occupation. habits of life. Dc. aud ~
OF extreme poverty. Medicines furnished free ol
charge.
Of the sexual organs. aud the remedies
employed in the Dspcnsary. sent 10 the afflicted n
od letter envelopes. tree Of charge. Two or three
stamps for postage Will be acceptable
Address. for Report or treatment, DR.. J. SklLlEN
HOUGHfON. Acting Surgeon Howard Association.
No. South Ninth st.. Philadelphia. Pa.
BY order of the Directors.
ERA u. HEAETWE ELL. President.
GEo. FsIRcnILp, Secretary. d. ely
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28
Notice To Heirs Of Petition to sell
REAL lSrATI'


NOTICE 3. hereby given that John =. Kinder, Ex-
ceutor Of the estate of Nelson Clark. deceased has
aed hi, petition 70 cell the real estate ofthe dceedcnt.
his personal property being insufcieni to pay his
debts, aud that said petition viii be heard ~ the
term o the Court Of Common Pleas. of sald County,
Feb. ), feSi. Attest; .h.Nfff, tt'k.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

s7~It is positively true that Arthur Quick
has fine assortment ef jeHelry at his store south
of the Pnelic Square. Give him call and see
whether We have rot rightly informed you. Ills
advertisement NAV be found in this paper.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

s3-A Degree Lodge OF ]. O. c. +. was or
ganized in this city on last Thursday evening.
We have no doubt but that it will soon be in a
houFishing condition, and we believe that the
members who organized il will not only make IL
prove interesting, but will be enabled to DO much
more work for the Subordinate Lodge, which is
also fiourishing; We hope it may continue to
flourish and that the great interest now mani
tested in It's welfare will not decrease. To avoid
this every member should DO his whole duty.
We have spoken of this lodge before, but be-
lieve We can not mention it too often, and shall
continue to notice it 50 long as it deserves a
word from US. Success attend it.
u Should Senator Chase accept a place in
Lincoln's Cabinet, there viii be a strong contest
for the Senasorship in Ohio. The friends of
Gov Dennison will urge his election, with many
advantages in his favor, while Hon John Sher-
mans friends will press his election with strong
hopes Of success. Tom Corvin and Gurlev will
also be candidate
- \ protracted meeting has been held at the
VI. Z. Church in Union City for two weeks pas,
resulting in the conversion Of about twenty per
sons. We have not learned whether ii continues
but presume it does
- The Delaware County Times says that
the lodge of Good Tempars, recently Organized
in Muncie, is hourishing finely, and that many
of the Young people are becoming members and
are doing good work. Consent
!
% Hon. a. Stone has been elected Superin-
| tnndant OF The nnxt Can't. L.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28
TO CON UMPTIVES

The Advertiser. having been restored TO health i'm Il
e" weeks by yer. simple remedy. after having
fsrcd several years with severe lung affections: aud
hat dread disease. CoHsump pn--is anxious to make
known 10 his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire IL. ne wilt send copy Of the lre
seripiion used (te of charge, with direction for
preparing and using the same. which they will find Il
cURE for Cons MPrgoN. AsTHNA. BRoS nINIS.
The only object OF the advertiser IN seudng the Pre-
scrption j. benefit the afflicted and spread nforma-
Ion which he conscvcs 70 b. Invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy il will cost them
nothing. aud many prove blessing.
wishing will r al r.sS
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

Where you find them What
Those fine cloths, cassimersc, fancy vestiHgs.
ETC., that YOU have been looking for. John
Richardson's is the place. lie keeps all of the
above constantly on hand and is well prepared
to make them up short notice and in the
besk manner. Give him call.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

- Hon. A. Stone, RandoIph's senator, was
home on last Friday and Saturday. He is look
ing well and hearty, and says it is all owing to
tel. lie thinks that good portion of the Lusi-
ness commenced by the Legislature will be COM
pieted before the session is oSt, notwithstanding
leading Democrats are doing all they can to fore
stall LEGISLATION.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

Is hereby given that the undersigned has taken oai
letters of administration the Of John Horn
late OF Randolph County, deceased. Said esiai. j
supposed 10 br solvent. WILLIAM CANNArk.
Feb. l.. le6i. Admir-
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

We would call the particular attention ofevery rca
der the adyc .tisemcu Of NcIEAs's SrRrSGInExIS.
CORDIAL md NoLcANIo on LiNinrSr. They are too
well known in This community To require rcomncn-
daiions. But there are many OF readers who are
suffering from arrangement 81 the digestive organs
without The slg,s idea oi hc real cause, giving sise
To- IS mptous such dcSpouGcrcs. Nervous unplras-
ant eeelng. indccsion. lack OF energy. making eNis-
tenee burden. To al Who may be afflicted. try this
Cordial; 10 will liyc immediate relief. To all who
may be afflicted with Sores Pains of any Kind. Try
the Liuimcnt See tie advert scmcut n aLofher col
2w--r6
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28
cor RESP POND NcE
Washingi0n's Birthday.

NashingtOn'> Birthday.
McRRisrowN, Feb. 80, 1861
MEssRs EoroRs;-A few of the citizens ofths
place, who still love their country aud who have
not forgotten that this is the birthday of Wash
ing, hailed the glorious day 10y firing "a guns, af-
ter which those engaged quietly returned to their
homes, with hearts full of love for Our Coun-
try. JESSE MAY.
Three cheers for Morristown.-[ EDs.