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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-09-27
7 CHTVERS

Military and Citizens Tailor, Silk and Wool
en- Dyer and Scourer. Gents Goats, Vests and
Pants are dyed, cleaned and neatly repaired and
made to look as we'll as new.
Every description of ladies silk, satin or wool,
en- shawls and dresses are dyed, cleansed and
restored to their original perfection.
Office on Second street, between Shawnee and
Seneca, Leavenworth. 21S-n
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The biggest water melon of the season
was left at our Office the other day by J. j.
Campbell, of Jackson township.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-09-27

Some nice large potatoes were brought to
town, this week, and sold readily at 81 per
bushel.
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The I'D Illinois regiment is commanded
throughout by Methodist preachers.
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Notice.

TNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the voters of
L School District No. will be held at Empo-
ria, on the 9th day of September. A. D. 1862, at
P. NJ, at the office of the County Clerk.
T. E. HICKS, District Clerk.
September 10th, A. D. 1862.
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OF the sixty nine words which compose
the Lords Prayer only FIVE are not Saxon.
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Peaches and apples have been in market
this week, selling at $l.25 per bushel.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-09-27

Miss E. Kirkpatrick of this village will
accept our thanks for fine boquet.
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General Lane returned yesterday from
Washington. During his absence he has
successfully accomplished the objects of his
mission, and the arms for the new regiments
with the bounty money, over 500, 900, will
be forthcoming Immediately. The Govern
ment is satisfactorily impressed with the
active loyalty of the people Of Kansas. and
with the zeal 0 Gen. Lane in promoting en-
lstments. which equal in proportion t ose
of any other States in the Union. The three
regiments will be IN camp in few days.
Ledvenworth Times, 13th.
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Hallberg has peaches and apples for sale.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-09-27

when will mother be homer cried a
child. bursting into tears. ''She will be
home after dinner,'' was the reply. 'tAf
ter dinner! then let as eat dinner now he
returned, growing bright at the overcome
difficulty
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Attachment Notice

J. L. Thomson }
In Justices Court.
Henry Jacoby.O
ITO HENRY JACOBY: You are hereby Motif
Il ed that q writ OF attachment has been issued
against you, and your property atttched to salts
fy the demand of .L.Thonson, amounting to nine
dollars and thirty-seven cents. Now, unless you
shall appear before Joseph Stinson Justice of the
Peace in and for said county at his office in said
town, on the 18th day of October, A. d. 1862,
at one o'clock In the afternoon, judgment viii be
rendered against you, and your property sold to
pay the debt.
Dated this Stll day of September. AID. 1862.
So S3Sel j. L. THOMSON, Plaintiff.
n. CASE A.. CASE
CASE s CASE,
Lawyers and Land Agents,
TOPEKA, KANSAS. 23I-tf
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Summons.

Emporie, Sept. 10, 1876:
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ShsriR,a Sale.

By j. II. WATSON, his Attorney.
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52-S
The national Republican., 1862-10-01
The Passenger halfway.

The street passenger railway from the Sew.
enih street wharf 10 Pennsy ylvania avenue, is
nearly completed, with the exception of the
iron rail, which has not yet arrived from the
North, owing Ia the preOccupation oi the rail
road Icy the Gnyerument Tor military purposes.
The embargo "n the Railroad between here and
Baltimore has been removed within II day or
two aud We have the assurance that the entire
city railway Will soon DO completed and in
running order The route from the Avenue 10
the Park Is also about completed. The Four
teenth street line will be commenced in Il few
days.
The c"mpanS have AT present ON the main
line between Georgetown and the depot thirty.
tour cars, which Ill soon he Increased 10 forty
and during portion ofthe day are running "n
three miruie time, alording three.fuld iacili-
ties over the old omnibus line. besides the ad.
standing that by the charter they have the
power To charge ttrH fare for riding on the
routes other than the main one, have deter.
mined to put the most liberal construction upon
It, and have adopted the transfer system taking
hys cents Tor the fare from any two points On
The lines.
Notwithstanding that the public are nov get
ting hahituA'nd to the road, many persOns
,etm tn think mat All that il necessary to get
III the CARS il 10 stand an the curb and bee kon,
And they will run up and taxi them in, omnibus
fashion Among the rulos adopted for the
government 81 the 0ndoctors arc the follow
mg which il would bs well for the public to
observe. always, when getting out, got out un
that side Of tho car On which there Is no track /;
and when stopping the ear to get III or out, stop
1t So that II viii not stand across II street or
hagway.
The national Republican., 1862-10-01
- -
L nIiIiIimi lnlrl.
oar nnt mi,iiury Go,.rnor.


We cheerfnlly give the subi"ined cummuu.
cation place in cur column; aid wo may
further state that thls would he m excellent
appointment:
To Tie EitiUr Of The IL pabttrd":
DEAR SIR. WIll you uhlige nn occasional con-
tributur To your valuable columns. by Inserting
the annexed remarks upon II subject which |
am surc interests the citizens OF this District,
sspsciav those who are loyal. 1t is well known
that our present able and efficient military gov.
ern0r, Jas. s. Wadsworth. has been nominated
Tor tho high and responsible position of Gov.
srncr OF New York, by the unanimous voice OF
friends IN council "A sure precursor of his sue
cess. Aud Ia this connection ] beg leave to
Cttsr y lew SuEGfHliUns in regard 10 his success.
sur. intend M dlspLragement Of tho mer It's
or 0unhiCAlIURs ,f other gentlumen when
designate hi4 executive "tnccr, Major DUsicr,
as Thoroughly competent To discharge the in.
poriRnt and iHliclls duties pertaining To that
uiiica Mnl1r p0atur has bad more thana ear 5
experience ~ provost marshal, during which
time ha has won for himself the reputation ui
"a soldier, n gentleman, and a scholar"
TO hIa admitted abilities ~ a military mo,
he adia the accomplishments Of Il cultivated
mind. The admirable order oi our city, his
prompt attention TO the carryi ing cat oi the
iauor prohibition to soldiers as well AS his rea.
dness to examine and discover persons engas ed
In acts Of dlsloy atty to the Goyernment-
through h's corps OF efficient GHdchera
only attest hs fitness Ia assume the place OF
his distinguished predecessor, but commend
him to tho consideration of the appuintnp
power, and the Union lovers every where -,
himself being intensely ioydi.
FIAT JrsTITIA."
The national Republican., 1862-10-01
instruction In nlugtg.

Having noticed IA several papers the high
COmniendatons bestowed upon Professor We
loWsEi. and the extraordinary success hO has
met with since his arrival from the London TX
hlbiuoD, We take pleasure IN noticing tho fol
lowing latter, written by one OF his pupils:
ME"sRs EDIToRs -SiRs: Having noticed sOv
eral lcttels published speaking OF Professor
WOi"WsEl's new. method tor the piano and sing
ing, IN the most differing terms. beg leave I"
introduce upon your valuable space my eXpe
renco with PrnieHsur Wouwski. Baiug desi.
rOus of learning the piano by the new systom
of Professor Wuowskl commenced, having
only u slight idea of music, and | Am now On
tho second hali Oi my COURSE OF instruction; and
must say that IN that short time my progress
has been most wonderful. His method, rs we'll
as his way "f "feXplaining, is ~ remarkable that
II enables tao pupil III very short time to un.
dersland the theory I'll music thoroughly, aud
what Ia more, sI.x xhles the pupil 10 read music
with facility Annas have derived great ben.
eft from Professor WolnwskI's instruction,
would advise all those who would " ish to be
come iue musicians not I" lose this opporiuni
~ aB he Is about commencing his last course.
MARY LIBBsON,
The national Republican., 1862-10-01
visting Oays At the n"spitsis ,u thi

Seminary Hospital (Gs"rRetown.) Every
day between and C "'clock, p. m. THIS IL
exclusively hospital Tor sck and wounded
officers.
General Hospital, Judiciary SQuars.) Mon.
day and Thursday, between q and D O'Clock.
Cranch Hospital, E street Baptist church
and tho Unitarian churGh.) Every day, from
| 10 O'clock.
Trinity Hospital, (corner uf Third and G.
strae,s.) .)-Eyery day from tu 4 O'Clock.
Hours for Visitors at Ascension General Hos
pitrl. II street. between Ninth and Tenth, all
days, from 10 u p. NJ.
Armory Square Hospital. Con Seventh street,
between the ,'amal and street, lsi..ud.J Every
day, from To o'clock. y. N.
Chhburne Hospital o. Tuesdays, Saturdays,
and Sundays, between ths hours of 2 and =
=. III.
Visitors will b0 admitted Ia Carver hospital
only between : and i O'Clock y. IN. daily.
Mount rlsasant General Hospital. Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays al each week, he.
tween the hours at u m. aud 4 y. IN.
Erphany Hospital from T. O'Clock, M, 10 &
"'"l"rE. =. IN.
Any addition "a, or alterations IN, the above
table viii ha choerluly made.
The national Republican., 1862-10-01
Dastar,lIy,

As the train which left Baltimore Tor tina city
d bve p. m. on Monday, containing soldiers,
was nearing Annapolis Junction, they came
alongside the road, and as soon as tho train
approached, the soldiers outside began cheer
ing; Just then n shot was fred from one OF the
cars, which took effect on ono Of the men. Ho
was seen to drop, and WAS Immediately picked
up and properly cared for, and dispatch sent
on to this city TO have the cars properly
searched, in order, II possible, 10 find out who
were the guilty parties, and to have them ar.
rested. As soon as tho train arrived the cars
we're searched, and three men were arrested
on suspicion Of being the parties who commit
tod the act,
The national Republican., 1862-10-01
The prssid.nCs Proclamation.

While many Of our citizens friends of the
Administrations expressing thcir gratiRca.
tion at the Presidents late emancipation proc.
lamaiion, the matter has not been disregarded
BY our colored population. Wo learn that the
deepest interest has been manifested by them
In regard to it. The Rev. II. NJ. Turner, pastor
OF Israel Bethel Church. has appointed Thurs.
day next, October 2, Ms II day OF general thanks.
giving and prayer for the President and our
armies, in grateful a0kno nowledgmont TO Almigh
ty God for his kind and benefcent prov
who has thus led the Chiet Executive Of the
nation to Il deed So heroic and magnanimous
Mr.. Turner will also preach u special discourse
on that occasion, at eleven O'Clock a. m
The national Republican., 1862-10-01
SuI,Itle.

Mr.. Amos B. Little committed suicide yester.
day afternoon in the dining room OF the National
Hotel. He entered the dining room At the din
ner hour, and seeing an attendant with Il
carving knife. asked the loan Of II moment,
which was granted, when the unfortunate man
Immediately drew the same across his throat
cutting his head nearly of! lie was imme.
diately seized by attendants and others and
borne from the room, bleeding horribly. No
cause has been assigned for tho terribIc, deed.
Mr.. l.. was formerly one ~ the cXami1rs in
long time. A coroner's Jury was held yostor.
day afternoon, which rendered u verdict in
accoi dance with the above faCis. MIR. l.. iS u
native OF Newport, New Hampshire. lie lett
no family.
The national Republican., 1862-10-01
hieSa n nirla Affairs.

We clip tho following from tho Alexandria
Gazette
The amount Of tax on corporation licenses
granted from May lst 10 September, and expir.
Ing In May, 1868, is slO,s2O.
A quantity Of liquor was yesterday emptied
from shop, near tho corner of King aud Henry
streets, by the provost guard.
Tho average deaths among the contrabands
here, is about six Il day.
Several drunken straggers from their regi-
ments were In the southern suburbs of the
town this morning, entering houses.
The national Republican., 1862-10-01
OLD HOMESTEAD TONIC.

They act with the power Of medicine, and are
taken By old or young with the pleasure of a
beverage. These bitters are now becoming we n
known throughout the world, and are recon.
mended with the most unbOunded confidence,
for all complaints originating from disorgan-
ized or diseased stomach-such M Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaints, Nervous Affections, Loss of
Appetite, Intermittent Fevers, Diarrhoea, Sour
Stomach Headache, Fever and Ague. Weak
ness, &c.
As morning appetizer. and after dinner
tonic, thoy are held in nigh estimation, and
should he found upon tho side board Of every
family.
They are also much relied upon in the Tropics
for Scr"iula, Rhanmatsm, and Dropsy.
The national Republican., 1862-10-01
Killed by a RaYonal.

man, whose name we did not learn, was
killed on Sunday night. by the night patrol. un.
der the following peculiar circumstances:
The guard made the arrest uf a drunken sol.
der, near Willards', on the Avenue, when a
citizen, slightly intoxicated, rescued the pris
oner from the hands OF the guard. llo was
promptly rearrested by the sergeant, who lev.
eed his gun and warned the citizen not to ap.
proaoh. Not needing the gun or the warn ing,
the citizen ran futiously at the guard and
transhxed himself upon the bayonei. He lived
but 4 short time,
The national Republican., 1862-10-01
Attention, 4 hiil,ctedI

pr. Vellny IL yet engaged in an extensive
practice IN this city, and we would call tha At.
teniIun Of Tho poor. puny, smaciated victims
ri their own sins tH tho best sources Of remedy.
First, siva mp your present course of life ut
once and forever; and secondly, call un tha
most skiltui physIclans, Cund none are better
than br. Vollny1 and be- uUrod ot tho disease
which IL now undermining the constitution
and sending y"u I" premature grave.
The national Republican., 1862-10-01
Where Shall Get Good Buttsr ."

Is the of repeated and anxious inquiry of
numerous housewives and heads of families.
We take great pleasure in being able to inform
our readers where they may obtain the desired
luxury.
The New York Grocery, kept by william
Corwin Burgy, on tho corner Of and Eleventh
streets, has lust receive ed new supply Of fresh
Goshen Butter, best quality, from the cele.
brated oange county, New York, which he is
selling at the unprecedented low price Of %
cents per pound.
The national Republican., 1862-10-01
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

Mrs. Fales desires to publicly acEnowledge o
the receipt of the sum OF $50 from Harnden' :
Express Company, for the purchase of grapes,
fruits, and comforts for the sick and woundrd
soldiers. Mrs. +. had previously received and
distributed large donations Of grapes from Hon.
Amos Kendall, and $50 worth from Col. h. $.
Sanford, and 800 worth from tho Adams, Ex
press Company, tho soldiers expressing ton
thousand thanks 10 the companies and gentle
men Tor their kindness.
The national Republican., 1862-10-01
Rhode Island Soldiers Relief

Alta meeting last evening at the rooms Of Mr..
J. II. Brown, Mr.. Lafayette Burr was appointed
chairman. and Mr.. A. 8. Biitton secretary.
Messrs. Brown and Tilley were appointed n
committee TO visit the Alexandria hospitals;
Mr.. j. II. Fairbanks. Clinburne and Carver;
Messrs. BucSlin and Gardner, Hardwood hos.
pita; Messrs. Walker and Clark, Armory and
CapitCl. As n large number of soldiers have
arrived Mt these hospitals recently, the above
named committees are earnestly requested to
report at the next meeting. Mt the same time
The national Republican., 1862-10-01
cess, and under the immediate supervision Of a
skillful and scientific Pharmaceutist.
BRAKES PLANTATION BlTTERs,

cess, and under the immediate supervision Of a
skillful and scientific Phsrmsceutist.
BRAKES PLANTATION BlTTERs,
OR
OLD HOMESTEAD TONIC,
are put up in Patent Bottles, representing n
Swiss cottage and are an ornament to the side.
board.
SEA SlCKNEsS.--Travelers by railroad or
upon the inland rivers. where the great change
Of water Is such prolific cause of incipent
disease like Bilious. Intermittent, Ague, and
Chill Fevers. may feel a certain reliance, II
they protect themselves with these Bitters
The muddy water of the Western rivera, filed
with docayod vegetable and animal matter, is
quite sure 10 produce disease unless guarded
by an antido,e, such as is found in the Planta
ton Bitters.
what 10 said Of the Plantation BIttsrs.
PHILADELPHIA, lst MONTH 10th day, 1862.
ESTEEMED FRIEND: Wilt thou send me another
case of Of thy Bitters' Nothing has proven 50
beneficial or agreeable to my invalid wife and
myself, as the Plantation Bitters.
Thy friend, Isaac HowLAsD.
N. B.-The secre, Of the immense sale Of the
Plantation Bitters, is their tested purity.
The st. Croix Rum and every article used, Ia
warranted perfectly pure.
Be careful that every bottle bears the fac.
simie signature of the Proprietors, P. Il. DRAKR
& Co., NS~ York.
Pake's Plantation Bitters are sold by all
Druggists, Grocers. Hotels, and Restaurants.
p. II. DRAKE & co..
SO 26-sol3t No. eO2. Broadway.
The national Republican., 1862-10-01
I isorderiy at me Theatre.

Henry Brown, Il soldier. was arrested by
Ohcer Reid Of the Secoud ward, on the charge
Of being drunk and disorderly at Growers
theatre, on Monday night. He was taken be
fore Justice CLARK and turned over to the mill
tAry authorities.
The national Republican., 1862-10-01
Drunk rad Disor,isrIy,

Officer Reid, OF the Second ward, arrested
George Il. Ward, On Monday, on the charge oI
being drunk and dlsorderly in the street. He
was taken before Justice Clark, and fined 81,
which he paid. and was discharged.
The national Republican., 1862-10-01
N1n,r 1.innnr

On Sunday night, a detachment of the Tenth
New Jersey regiment, under Lieut.. Coo per,
IN tde descent on the "Ebbstt House" and
seized eight demiohns two or three baskets of
champagne, and AS many Of wine, with other
liquors. ani turned them over to the medical
authorities,
The national Republican., 1862-10-01
piIi.irAitN MA'TrMNS,
Prisoners oT state,

e. =. Lancaster, p. A. D,rnalle, Thvn,an
Moore. J. Il. DAVIS, and l." q. Fowler. were ~.
rested on Monday last, ~ prisoners "i state,
and placed in the Old Capitol. The same da,
John Reed, l.. d. Davis. B. +. Bsll. J. r. Mat
thews. and j. Ovens were disposed "I N the
same manner.
The national Republican., 1862-10-01
I.luuu1 SgtIr,t,

Tho provost guard, under Capt. Claypoule,
made seizure Ui all the liquors N Parker's
store, opposite tho Motropoltlan Hotel, and
were engaged Yesterday afternoon IN remov-
lng the large amount OF liquors TO place OF
deposit, designated by the Medical PurveyOr,
tor the use OF hospitals.
The national Republican., 1862-10-01
important CertiRcRt-.
ROCHESTER,, December %

ROCHESTER,, Uecsmber e, 1861.
Mrssrs. p. n. Drake d Company:
GEHTLEMES: have been great su fferer from
Dyspepsia for three "r four years. have tried
many, il not all, the remedies recommended
for It's cure. Instead of relief, became worse,
had to abandon my profession, and suffered
greatly from everything | ate. My mind was
much affected. depressed. and gloomy. About
three months ago, tried the Plantation Bittsrs.
They almost Immediately benefited me. ] COZ.
iinued their use, and I" my great Joy. am
nearly n well man. have recommended them
in several cases. and as far AS know, always
with signal hensft.
am, very respectfully, yours,
Raw I
The national Republican., 1862-10-01
kterIng a Dog wllhout . l.lc.nse.

Michael Leary was arrested on Monday, by
Officer Nicholl Of the Fourth ward un the
charge ui keeping Il dog without u license. tie
was taken hci"ie Justice Walter, aud hned g. ,
which he paid, aud was dischargrd.
The national Republican., 1862-10-01
Assn und Ikn(lerV.

Thomas D"nuelly was arrested on Monday,
by Officer Shedd, Of tho Third WsId, "u the
charge Of assault aud battery. He ~ rs takel,
before Justice Dom, and ordered h. give So
curliy for his appearance at c"uri.
The national Republican., 1862-10-01
Sten m boats 70 Alexandria,

compromise between tho steamboats, ply.
ing between here and Alexandria has been
made, and in future, there are to bo but tive
boats on the route at u time, running at al
ternata hours. The are has been raised from
IL cents 10 % cents between the two ,itiea.
The national Republican., 1862-10-01
AUCTION SALES.
Future DAv0s

DY w. l.. WALL Il co., Auctioneeia.
ID tSouth Cor. Ia Az. and Ninth street)
LARGESALE OF GROtIRiES, SUTLER'S
SuprL,rs, ,Snols, &c. at Auction - On THURBDAN
MORNING, OCT. I'd, We will sell al the Auct,oa
Rooms u large a'sortment ct Groceries for cssh,
oomprising-
u barrels White Refined and Yellow Sugars.
Bags Coffee, Rice, BoXes Starch,
Tierces Hams,
100 Boxes Eastern Cutting English Dairy Chssss,
Boxes Chewing aud Eiue Cut Tobacco,
Boxes Adsmantine and Sterine Candles,
Boxes Pepper, Lobster, Bexes Bitter.,
Ito dozen Lemon and Raspberry syrup,
100 Boxes Well's and Provost Pioklss,
Chow. chow, Sauces, Iamarines,
Segars, large stock a,aorted brands
10 Boses Candy, 100 lbs. each,
Boxes Glassware, lumbiers, and hsppiss,
80 Boxes French Lemons, ln prime order,
With many other articles IN the Grocery line,
W. L. WALL kC0,
sep2. Auctioueers
The national Republican., 1862-10-01
aAVktnR Rates.

1ha following are tho rates nj which bank ers
nud br"b ora are buying and selling gold and
silver no legal tender n"ias being the stand
ard:
B"yng. SHtng.
,i"ld ......... .lstrer q. prom.2lt pOs u. prem.
SIi,Ur.. ..... 10 " l3 /"
n.muni n",es h} 4" II
h.nks of issue in WHsh'uEi"n and Ge"rrolnw II:
HdShtnyton Utrg, to,cn.
Bark of Metropolis. farmors' and Merh's
Bank OF Washington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank uf Commerce.
FARMS 4 Mernh's. B'uk.
The Farmers aud MerGhanls' BANK and the
RsuE "f Commerce issue notes Of the denhmua.
iiur ui one dollar and upwards.
The national Republican., 1862-10-01
0eNeraI Relief GAssociattuu.

The members Of the various Soldiers Relief
Associations will notice that u meeting VIII be
held this evening for the purpose OF etfscting
the organization ofa "Unl0n Association" A
full representation IL needed uf all the socie
lies.
The national Republican., 1862-10-01

Thomas Finnall, charged with selling citi
zens' clothing to soldiers with the purpose of
aiding desertlons, was sent to the Old Capitol on
Monday, by order of Major Doster.
The national Republican., 1862-10-01
Tne indian Herb Uo,tur,

from thnada, viii ,cscIbs digaaars and tell his pa
tents i'r nature OF their mpihints or Hines with
out rcr,ving amy Information from them RnchIiJ,
foe 0rIiHitiiR "r diui.r Office, No II WASH ton
building, rsnnsy lVania avenue, corner OF Seventh
atrc,t, Washington, d. G., sep Iitt