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The New York herald., 1863-07-20
News from Nicaragua.
OITR VIRGIN Ray CORRE9PONDsgyCE

VIRIrS BAY, Me, June -, 1888
The Recey,fcn ef tie Anericou Mipiser--fe PotiicdI
Tro,b,s o. the stde-.xove Fighting Erpea>a-RrDul
of he Sea, Of Gorernns>nt-Thc Rainy s>ason-771
Transa Cowpdny-Erection Of Telegraph Lines-Ha
Weattcr, &c.
Tho reception o< Mr. Dickinson. the American Minis
ter place the 3is May last, and for this
try, was quite brilliant affair.
General Estrada II the Revolutionary party, lust
heard from San Jacinto which place he evacu,tcd
the approach q Gcnera Martinez with small force OF
government ,roors. H. let for Honduras. From this
II was hoped would be reace, all the revolu
tonary party had been driven from let The state. II
arcars however that Generals chamorrow, Jarez ami
Aranc0 o tho Cnairea'as party, In avador, using
every m their power 70 aet up another army TO
attack the General President Martinez.
Tho programme u he th-.--Gen. ponia will
invade Honduras wlth fifteen hundred men from NJ
caragua President Martinez VIII remain nj Leon with two
,hous nd II, ops be really defend
the city as the require The battle ground IL
exrecied 10 he IN Honduras warm time is cxl-c,ed
II " said pretty strong party In Honduras VIII assist
Bonilla.
The government party arc callcd tho Martncstas and
tho Revolutionary rariy the c'iadrcstas.
The government has removed from Nicaragua % Icon.
whore IL fs rresumed. they will remain for time.
Scacio Castillo will be the acting President ~hilo the
troubles exist
The raipy soason has commenced earnest Tie rivers
and aos rising and hero need be no fear or iesy
passengers bound and from California account o'
Tho rad between virsin nay aud San Juan dc sur
very nne road and is ~ INST excellent oondf'on Thou
cards of dollars have been spent on ufor year. past II
is the only road IN the state
Every thing is going smoothly with tbs Central Ausr-
Transit Compspy Their dirc1lty with the govern.
meat virtually settled by the reference of " corms
sones, who II W hoped will the finishing touch
", and thus prevent any unpcasantncss arising here
nfter.
The peorle are much pleased with the pro~rccs ~ =
telegraph Iineo lines ar. W. IL Hess ami his assst
ants who experimenting the building of tn lines,
are the lions of the day The line budns bet1cen
Virgin Bay and the Pacific will be completed In few
davs and II n armed that other Hnes are spedfy 70 be
built In different parts n the State.
The weather Is scorchngy n, during the day bat the
| nights, happily, are deliciously cool
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The Poiish Rsvosusion.

CrAeow, July 9, 1853.
Fngagemen,s between thr Yussian troors and the
snreents have ken place from the sh until 70 day In
the Paatuiste of Cracow.
The Russians have plundercd the envsons a Misbow
freh detachment of insurgents have made ns appear
anco at Iabclski under the command Of wsrrbsck In
yohynta tho Insurgents have occupied 3snssseczsk,
scstratyn and cybschow.
TIE Csar In an article points out tho dsadvsniasss
that would 70 the Polish by tho adoyton u
armiktico.
wAsrsw, July q, Iss3.
Tns national governments has pablsbed procamaiIon
- the following eflect;-
Nothing has been altered IN the proceedings Of the
u1nai government since the programme put forth upon
The 22d Il January art We hsyu estimated
the value n foreign diplomacy, have entered into
q negotiation for a-rnstice Tho nstoas' govxnneut
could only place zeR undcr obligations TO foreign powers
When u neg.tAled with them upoa ioosng u equxHy
~ tho resresststtvs II FREQ nation.
rmx. July 9, iscs
rne Dirsnso~s u 10 day says;-Ths rumcrs are ncar
France rnd fty fos the formation Of alliance Ia care
u n war, IN favos ~ Poland whils the sciinn Of ibs
three Powers based upon the treaties of 1873 Italy
should msintasn great towards = polty wtsrh
might not BE- IN accordance with the princrl oi the aw
OF nations.
The Dcsvrone considers that rho diplomatic nerc.,,.
tons win he attended with the desired rc.u Tho
alliance u Austria will perhaps BE- useful France and
England, iong thrre NJ ony quostspn of tb,sn,py
amelaraprs m the situ-tlon 0 Poland wly~u bowever
France AMI fas aid really utcnd 20 bring about tbs
trhrrth n the Polish ratonal csrss itsy viii be pro
balls SAsi s0sa V <.vsA ~ ss~fpss,
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

no cunsfd NAH steamship Asla oapiala shannon, -i
leays no~toa on Wednesday Tor ivcsroo.
Tto nails for guruys -s co.s 10 tis eiir ~ q7srssr
ras, sbt a. hsif past nss o:Ioek 70 moffo~ sss.
pooo !, g. by railroad.
rrr Nry yo,x HssA,n--riroa 'of lfsr.s-viil b
pusLh.d 81 olevsn o'csrk " morrow 1ornl4t hs VII
oontNn fua dsssss from oar special cousfp9oaens o
The sksnos ~ chsrsson All n. oariafs 4 mo sss'ss
por,oa Of korrh bsd putsc1lrs = ise Uncooanianai
aarr.pier q fcr Hssrns To ts,en Nsvs RON tho
Army TIE pu'omse imporsar, Ne~p from sor,A cars
rns ard Afsanras snd Al Other war M5rensal & no
wesx News frrn Havana aud MeSseo. 80 = shs etro.
o,hsY Interesting resdlnr.
+ nsie oopea. IN ~rappcrs, rsadg fr uaiin1 fvt
cruu
sa-4-*on fo~, rn o.. a. fFff "a N'b ftsst
III ia sgs ssAA h9HD,
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Naval Affairs.

EfTAw.-Tbo United states gunboat E1tav. the nrst -
the - - sie. wheel doubc-cufef, arrived y wwh
nRtdn Friday evening the 81 rsans from Baum1re
Her PERFORMANCE Of the sstisfsc,ory ns,ufe
She " very fat and sill carry a heavy bssiery am,ng
which xll be tw1 q PARROTS two hundred s.panief
guns. she s he ready u start her Afsr
Iraics 10 shout weckg Taeutcnlat iar H.
Blake, Who gave tho "zeD' sich drlbblng ~it, tis
vcsel bcsore she sunk oornrnauds her, aai sno1s
b. lhe 2gJn again DO sl tarB tho tables o. her
A srx.s S,cafRos yoR rn1 NrprrstlsgAs-lt " ~.
norod that the sagara, sssIpeianna md slamfes
10 replace rar sailia. vessels the Aeitsrrazesn
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THE REVOLUTION IN MADAGASCAR.
Condition OF tho Anglo French Alliance,
as shown by the Event.

as shown by the Event.
lPars July y eorresnondence OF London Times
andra giving an account of tho events that have taken
pace m Madagascar and stating In positive
ner than before that England the cause Of ALL 10
says that when N Lambert (the Madagascar Dukc) oh
tained the exclusive right q. forming company work
the mines of tue island the English him two Iiil
good patriot 10 taAe tho money that French company
was io-msd "under high patronage proceed 10
Maaa9asfar, ana Introduce tho civilization M In.
Dor winch Rgrandzes well ennublrx - and
pupre on beard the crmoine, and erplof ing commits
sion IN the meantime the Ineih who haa reused TO
JOIN this new company declared that they would d. all
IN their power against u. The death OF Rad INA
IT, proves what they capable every Que ailr
butes IL TO their ntrgncs long a. they had any doubt
nothing but when thcy found That French Influence WAS
really IN the endant revoutsn br ke out and their
own To egrphc dispatches say that tho principal cause
OF u Wa the concession alluded TO-
The letter concludrs ISIS not time provo
To England that the patience Of the French nation
hdus d, and ttaf de,eraind 20 demInd
@ her feioBIS IL IL England bft ,a
our difficulties IN Merioo who suggested the
Turkish nte AGAINST tho lsihmns of Suey: aud is her
wih aud her jealousy that guided the hand that has
ntess cupidny OF tho government of ~ james The In
direct menaces carried out but France In her
turn VIII know how To avcnge tho insult offered To her.
France Las lot been attacked directly No one has dared
To do -. But weak and md Prince has been Killed be-
no would give tho English cxclus vey right
ever they have only tho weak 10 encounter. The Empe-
ror, re hdrV doub HiA ferf. tn Iudicr phich
through France IN rc,sncc n is frh IN oeuce 4 our
pfsedd allies The Inst ~ their despatch says
rsrsaicn on foiioss the sad eUrnt whieh hare just
toned.
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A Card.
urrss sraY.. srs.s ru.s,rour .. A sccr-.

BlfasFlII q IIFHf
lts msetips ~ the teld hosff Ns thiirf
s,s,e. SsaH 1ansfors = A. Scott 90 her utV ffol ss~
lor. 70 New Oreans Il sAs
R-snssd rtat ten he.rtfet thanks captain
WIN n. u Bren sn1 be nriy oTsr~ Toe ttsif
ilnu~f An1 sn~sasf 4 sfsrtaus IN t~t4l We enN~
that nothing has ben .f ndons Lat rssf e1stu ~ -
gars.fey ,0nnior and shall f4fEsi ire
sindnes snd shal slssys tsue tbsir frisndshir ahi
ess-m -
veln Islbe nse Ihlisd stats ssan TfaBsi = A ssoti
knosinv that ~ Who ps~ usmasfFes m etsffr ~ ffr
nofl~ sl GERS cAnna fs "a Nas o. as@nt arf 900 ss n
verse; W. tsv. tnosu than tat f~w d.rs 80 fs,t
from them Win much resrf fru ths uid ff nd
0so v EvHOSK. unisf Fislss sasy.
" y BARLOW rbfvd HtSies rhsr
VT wOuLLIy, Ad}giani sanst~th se- ress,
LArEY second f.s isnAnl. slrih Nthlsan
NIB hcANoY Post sEs. Dsi@r,rs.sl
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Arrivals ana Oepsrsassss

=
rvrsroos --efearnsh CTR ~ Lordcn-N~ iabsfs
ehsrt = Miss Apna sharp. Miss Eroy Champ. Miss ~
is Msry coon-. Col Denton asd -fr, Mrs Johns'n.
wrs walker. Master wAssr. Cart McCeIian, Gao, smith
Chas Rchsrd,co, Geo Rsacs, Hugh Crals Andrew crss
N.ser IIuxh crag. Hartn~t. Mr. GelaYhrr NJ F9s M
RSmes vi'e and f nd. fncr wife .hid snd ant.
Thsys r wtfr and for chier~ns Paul Fanue Rev Amer
ohi,a ami serrsnt; Jas f~rson, Hoffman rs h.g
rard, Niss Smith snd serr ant John te IL fhs iswrr
son
Hrvw-p-evar.hip usrss -Geo Hsisso.n snd fsrrfiy,
Art A~str.nann Fra1s Bunning H~-r~snn shaf, ff~f.
rsrn uahio. Bor~'h-s Frsut. 70 hfsires sshet
49, ts.r Echont~rr. WIN pArd, LFd-ig sshrastsr Az
,h.re ksachsr werrrf la hn~f W I.sfsaf ani fs,ai
y. a nSnaAaG ~ ksssssAsx - ~. ~ ~ kanNs.
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Arrival Of the Transport Guide.
uifrESSru Army CoRrs,
FOLTnN Miss. July 8. 1873

Tho United states transport Guide, Amy from Beau
FORT ~ c. with passengers 70 ro,ed States oaar,ermas
tor, arrived ~ this por, yesterday.
She rerorts--frday, July H. twenty miles Dorth.
east Cape Lookout assed steamship Arago 18th eleven
A. NJ OF Iadsn river, passed steamship Albany, sir
l.. NJ. passed steamship CITY oi haiiinOre.
rAssysefrs.
Colonel Dnrr Iicuterant Colonel Chan tiers, acr A.
wood, j. Moran, Mrs. carienas and ctd ssor ark, Mr.
Muller, Captain Ob~d Baker Captain ". Ares, Jot a
Col 'en. A. Hart, Mr. Le~is > stcrn W. Moor 4.
n OiNAley T. w. Ho mes 4. Y. Nio., v y. blNa, A.
lambert, y stap'e. Captain Fisk. q " Usv.1 A patti
son Mehsney - Sson.; Y I. .ons. !, u,snsn' "
Uuisd states Navy; d. r. w,iie. chs .mAnsnd forty 10
the stxerAAe.
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IMPORTANT FROM TENNESSEE.

sharp Cavalry Fight mt Jackson-Ths
Rebels Severely Punfshed-Two Hum
dred Killed, Wounded and Taken Pri-
soners, Sc, sc.
WASHINGTON, July 10, 1853.
Major General lurlbut telegrarhs from Memphis July
IL, to the War department as follows
The enemy's cavalry was sharply punished at Jack.
son, Tom, by Colonel Hatch the 18TH
lheir loss was two hundred in killed, wounded and
prisoners iour hundred conserps released aud about two
hundred aud nifty horses taken, with more than that
number Of arms
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Capture or Three Hundred OF gorgns's
Raiders.

Governor Foreman received tho solIowns this eyeaing
frou, psrkcrsbnrgs-
rhrcs hundred of Eorrsn's men were captured day
ncar Bifinston. Among them vas Colonel p,ck Morgan
rners n no doubt but xrgans whole foros WI, Be CAP
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Firs NJ the OF Rssisns.

on CIrv, Pa, July. 10, 1888.
isrvc fre \. rar,ng up the creek 70 day. Ths Van
syck well and vc or Others With about sfr thors.ni
barrels Of Oh hve boon destroyed. Cornwsils re1ncry,
at Hassons fats. about tea niles from osg, waa also
s.~x~. x~a sodaw
The New York herald., 1863-07-20
Rebel Account or tire Attack on
Charleston.

FORTRESS MosRoE, July 10, 1858.
The following Is from the Richmond Enquirer CT July
49,
CuARxsros, July 10. 1868.
To General s. CooryRwe tiackcd part of the cncmy's
forces James Tslaud this morning. and drove them TO
tho protection Il their gunboats in the stono with
small loss both sfes. Tho enemy Ia massinc his
troops Morris lsand evidently for mother attack
battery Wagner tonight 10 morrow Three Monitor
the boets kept almost
nre al DIV that work. with little damage TO It and
few ca ualties
There has been heavy diminishing at Jackson, Miss,
but nothing important.
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nafy tna ssses aiss~tas ---ns most .rt~tte. srrvs
flsut an8 feinNe~ rra styANd ia Br Iatf ~aa .
Fats ifcgn An4 ke~ fafs rsfas sesaef a. hsfs a.
VrHt g<n ~4itoH. ngsF sb bg&xs. sia~h 800 fir~ -
~ al ~ v AANagW. ss tsssY - 49, ~
~ s3ssy W ssrs uestuss fros y sis~tr e.afdsg
49,
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gcr the Ussr Basry's T,sesphsssus.-
Tss e~sl and ess.lss, 1.s1s Gsl4ty Dru..As4


tumsn ianaiy - hss :" ro- Hsay iger. q ~. sp.
rtLr-aB~ fsny irsHfs fW Iarrd Ths sat -
tvar TREAD wiH
ye4 ..lf sni ~ th~ fss 1gsrssu " s~s.s fsfkN
earf. % tts 'EAtM ~ rtlutsksD fiyN fhfN a.
santrtee nfht 40 neyrinF y sis1 h~snNnss tbs
i.r'.n. r.usv.ns - .ns E.gv.. a. irs..,ss $500
ef~I g.
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"cn,,d--. rs.sn.rs."-rn. mosh.,

tnes ~ ufai tread ~ srs wfssLox eoyssnr sFFnB
~ - reahs snd Asf alesa II fesv~s NE sii tfa@a
y. o. ~sstert snd dAsNas. ~st~s Srttinr
bgsss. . ~tns eye ~ pvns rss~f SOD e.ish NJ
chllA - ave- resi- " ,he mother N esnS boULs
The New York herald., 1863-07-20

Tr.s.ss--n.tsh n Co - Radical Gaze
TrNs ~. tss~t srrn~iss vs fk~rxhs
npn mith st4s 49, a~'s ~ 1s s&tss t~thmt-
aAe.4sna
The New York herald., 1863-07-20

COtO~tHc Cotors ustr q Hen uftfut Brown
or black without wash Guaranteed best and
Aatsla tory or money rvutned S0d by drug 1rts
HOUSTON sCoFlELD, Grncra agents. 02 john vt.
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diseases es tss s.sss,a.s. sss~ipst. r,i-

.ssw =. esyas sytsss esr frf r.fsbas fssfaaN.if.
..-.Ma. al f#anf& AsNssHaass AZ 49, tssfFf
- sss.e ff.@ n sesf4s sssfsss ~ asNs ao4.kt6,
uswarA A.s. a<..sa. rA.Asa-1ss.
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Prizes Cashed in All Leg.itrcS lotteries.
Information given JOSEPH BATES, Bf0ker
No. " wall street. Room No. I, New York.
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sfssk s~~ fass ~v w. sss ~ rissT ~tss Lstss
tered " t'af ft~tts So ssytstf sftFsr. Fs
fffWn Nra ttsfa 10 stlu Htefr a
~. tst-fsns rrgsFfg " - biss fsssls
ia r4iy, MtyN#ss D*ttilg. I48isxsNita4
sne syasussacn p.Ss hea- ~ f'aw A. .ss.
oeSss q ~
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Eight Cartes de yisitc for One Dollar,
BALci n, i5i broadway.
No expense spared TO rrodnce god
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n.o.s,s xaoSoLiA n.Ix

!"
HAoAss MaGNoLn BALM
This delightful and erirapfdaary srslio chanrcs the sun
burnt face and hAnis 10 'afy sAin torture ~ rAvssnx
beauty impartng the mafie purity of youih sna 80 iis
ungie appearance Inviting ih- city belle o, iaegn.
II remov tan frorke. pnpes snd roaghnesa foia us
skin leaving complexion frsb transparent ant sfnso,h
Il eon taius no material nuats rssronn.a w
and epera singer. Ils Sha ssey sdy should
have Bold eyafyehere
A cUIpR ~ rng ulpenS riyxR iND Irs Titt
n Nutarlss Mumlln yEer 81 a NN .n 10 lNsf asstfas
49, La chRr pam NukHn frsc ~ MfnA A e'lce 10
WIT Aauntsirs. tRttatA AoNntann fAi "Aasr
iors Cltg aei hllfhegf. husln rftcn ~ ats A
GUIDE ~ fais ~ sialafa efa tiGNiW A#t rr.s
gA fnch book NHrtiuv ftlfr ranNMy fegfsa ~
gravlne. fluiu hptafAphs,efh 1ts aefr tAas tsa
b. paper tEeW ~ eThAA f"f tAie ~ t'
ears srsatioats and a. t s 8 81 tsernf "a -. 20
via h. maira fee rrrfipk r-- ~ go f lils' srt
r. sELsOs EOhs. ~ oFaud sifeot hen tpfA
A A. doLp ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT
n oo.i. CJmc o9u come sl. ant lr tpnfsstses.
Al n u BAbsFQk4tH sfrat bstssr
eosffr ipsuia~ AA1f sne.
ar CHURCH ar nOsg ASp vfsFrisG cArrsi
" yfrpeh tgls T@pNr. Ae, Ia slefsrt syie A. hfIh
pELLfs - Bloa3~sy eofnef = hqsEs ft'e-
nmrcrioS LAnnLs AND TAgs~ALi KINDS.
sat purrhAsers. Al NcfoE i Nf1Lhs - Chsnb~"
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Royal Havana Lostsry.-3O Per Cent
prizes Information furnished HghesI
pnce paid douhioons and an gnd. ~ god aud er.
TAYLOR CO.. Bsnxers, ~ all atfcut
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brtdUewmtcr pains-Firc epd Water
ffoo-for cottages hsrnH roofs, vessels ousfo
Il. kkykOIDs. Agent ~ Maiden iAnc.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MAGNETIC INsh0T POWDER

MAGNETIC lAShVf FoWDEh,
The Original aud csrisn vcrinn Eriermnn'or.
Tho e,raordnary effects article sinas Reaches,
Ants Bug- Flras &o AMI e,ersins furs. Cloths fur
nitur ac from Moths tested for years.
and warranted reliable Itsfcc from pcison Beware ~
limitations and oounicre Bach nssk has the signature Of
n. LYON.
Lyons Rat Pills rtan arais Rat. and Mca. h"d er
ali druggists aud 10 tnitore deAlsrs.
DEMAs u EARSfsi co. Agents
"a Brosa9sy. Nov rors
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Composite Iron nR"iitng.-Th~ Mos, Nu,t-
abe ani durable Cottage Fcncr. 1iUrCHfNsOSA WICK
EkSlIAM. 2s9 Canal street. .ast OF broadway.
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a, Army a0d Navy omcers and Men Cst
VI r Photographs AT Holmes war oAlery s03 Bsoadway
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Chrissadcro's Hair Dye, Pr.servattvc
and We depot wholesale and retail No Aslor House.
Tns dye applied by skliul artisp
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Lottery OF Kentucky.
ExrRA CLIss ts5-July 49, 1853
As, 80, -, 50, Cd, ~. A.
Glass sS6-July IS 1873
20. q, 81, 81, rs, TO- *. 81 "a 81 49, ~, G5 8, IL
JOHN A. MoKR.s A co.
Wilmington, Dula ware.
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Beautiful CompiesiOn.-Lnird' nioom
outh ,nid Pearl for e.er, In and tfyng
plciion ana skin All Druggists and sal Hr.aa~ay
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IImaowa Ia.oLonLn ensnsr ta NEw mIs1.

IN ooo yrsKKrg yoa ssLG-9fmsr CA 8
A"''~" Nbf a 81 rreBf ~,
- Z zss..s se'e<f.
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MucBuI.-0n Saturday, July ~, after shor, linee-,
ny, the beloved wife Of j,hn Mitchell aged ~
To friends ard tclaves the family respect uly
uvit attend the une AL from her aIa es1ener, "a
Mulberry street this fMontay) sfefnooH at tao O'Clock
fFor 6ttsr Deaths Ne 1hrd age
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w. A. Bsschcior's Hair Dy~--Tbc Bcss
In the world instantaneous harni~s and reliable sod
BY all druggists ana psrfumcrs Factory barclay stresL
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wigs. Toupees, Hair Dye, Hair Dyeiug
and Moldavia Cream for b.sutpyins the hair, al A.
bATIILLORS, 10 Uund street
No More Gray Hair Uaidnesr.-fJ
years constant s,ody Consultation FREQ ~ DR. GRAND
JEAN, AHior place
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-10-24
Greenwood County Convention.

EMPoRIA News: The Greenwood Coun :
was called 20 order and organized. by elect
ing David Nichols Chairman, and Richard
Gasway Secretary.
On motion, the Convention proceeded to
ballot for Representative.
The first, second and third ballots Mr..
Kinner and Mr.. Keys were tied, each hay
ing seven votes.
On motion, the Convention dispensed
with the nomination of Representative, and
placed both candidates before the people,
on their merits.
On motion. the balance of the county
officers were balloted for and nominated, as
follows:
For County Clerk, David Nichols; sher
III, j. E Grant; Commissioners, F. Osborn.
H. Willis. @. Boswell; Register of Deeds,
David Roaehe; Treasurer, w. Smith; As
SCISSOR, J. CriswelI; County Surveyor, E
Mosely; Coroner, n. Prichard.
On motion of Mr.. Mosely, the following
preamble and resolution were adopted, unan-
imously:
WHEREAS, The County of Greenwood
constitutes . part of the 5th Judicial Dis
irict. and there is DISTRICT Attorney to
elect, at the November election, in said Dis
trict,
Reso1yea. That we. tie Delegates of the
County Convention of Greenwood County,
do believe that G. H. Lille has filled the
Office of District Attorney with honor, and
that he is man well qualified, genuine
Union man, and that we will indorse him
as our candidate at the ensuing election.
Convention adjourned.
DAVID Nichols, President
H. GAswAT, Secretary.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-10-24

pay taeir taxes in the time required oy law.
Twenty five cents per line for four weeks IS
Just the price We charge for all other tran
sient advertisements. Il was an outrage
upon the fraternity 20 reduce this price.
The Legislature could, with the same jus
tice, have made Law that the carpenter OF
blacksmith. who was getting S2.5J per day,
should only have rs cents, or that the mer-
chant should sell sugar at 10 cents per
pound. We are free to acknowledge that
if the good people of this District should
see proper to send US to the House o.
Representatives this winter, and re have
an opportunity to do so, we shall vote
to make the fees in this matter what
they used to hc. We presume any reason
able n22n would do the same.
| The cream OF the thing is this: Mr.. Els
k9idge, in electioneering US on Thursday
the day of the County Delegate Convention
promised US, faithfully. that we could rely
upon his influence to secure the same Objec
he accuses US Of wanting to go to The Leg
stature to accomplish.
We explain this matter in the paper be
cause we have not time to explain it to the
people in person.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-10-24
AN ELECTIoNEERINc DODGE.

Mr.. Eskridge is telling story that We
wish to go to the Legislature on purely per-
sonal grounds-to work for the increase of
printers fees in delinquent advertisements.
AS there has been considerable said about
this printers fee" matter. We will try aud
make it so that all can understand. The
fee for advertising. previous to last winter,
was. IS cents for each tract of land, and 10
cents for each town lot. Last winter few
landowners in the Legislature. who don't
pay their taxes in time TO save this, got the
price cut down to 10 cents for each tract of
land, and cents for each town lot. The
county issues the scrip to the printer to pay
for this advertising, and then when the per-
sou.whose land has been sold redeems it, he
pays back the printers fee to the county, so
that it viii be seen that it is not tax upon
the people. nor the county. No one is con-
ceTned in this matter bat those who fail to
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-10-24
LYON COUNT FAiR.


Circumstances entirely beyond the control
of the Board of Directors of the Society.
having rendered it impossible to hold the
Fair at the time appointed, and many per-
sons having expressed desire 10 have an
exhibition, and there being a general dis
like or objection to letting it pass as fail
ure. ne that is as many of the Directors
as cenld be consulted and some friends out
side of the Board), have concluded to have
az exhibition at the camp ground, near Mr..
Rinker's. on the Neosho, commencing
Thursday. October goth, and continuing
one or TWO days, as circuc stances NAV die
tate at the time. The exhibition will be
conducted in the most liberal manner AL
members of the Society will have the priv.
ilege Of exhibiting articles without an en-
trance fee, and will be admitted to the
grounds without charge, and all persons no
members can get tickets admitting them tc
the Fair one day for IS cents.
This will be no failure, and all person.
feeling Interested in the success of the So
ciety. and wishing to stimulate a generou:
competition in the Agricultural and Mechan.
ical interests of the community, are request
ed to attend and bring any and all articles
calculated to add interest to the occasion.
All matters not referred to above will be
conducted according to the regulations al
ready published, as near as may be.
R. II. ABRAHAM,
----- President A nricnltnral Sncietv