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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-05-16
ITEMS BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

There was little of importance from Vir-
ginia, by last nights mail. Ous latest dali
lies, May 18th. contain no telegraphic news.
The following is all there is to the news of
laat night: During the day (the IIth) the
positioa Of each corps was designated. and
Hooker was busy in giving instructions to
his various Generals, concerning his pro-
posed pursuit of Lees army. The question,
where have the rebels gone ?" is going
around unanswered to-day. It is the opin
Of military men that they have fallen back
in two columns. one towards Richmond and
the other towards Gordonsville, in hope Of
concentrating with Longstreet's division in
front of Richmond, once more to give US
battle. The next engagement will take
place, most probably, on or near the upper
Pamunkey river, whittier Gen. Hooker is
moving as rapidly as possible. Many main
tain that the James river will be the next
line that the rebels will defend. This may
or may not be secure, as Gems. Peck, Keep
and Naglee may decide.
The copperheads are coming out Of their
holes and becoming more impudent. The
following is from Springfield, H.: A number
of deserters were arrested to- day, mile and
q half from the city, aud taken to Camp
Butler, under an escort of cavalry. About
500 rebel sympathizers, fully armed. met
at Dobson's Prairie, about welve miles from
Marshall. in Clark county, on last Saturday,
for the purpose of drill and parade. They
were instructed in the exercise by two men,
one belonging to Morgan's gang. and the
other to Gen. Prices army. Parties of
Copperheads have also been holding meet
ings and drilling, at Castle6n. six miles from
Marshall, and also at Martinsville. The
meeting on Saturday seemed to be a concen-
tration for parade, &c.
Some excitement was occasioned on the
18th, in Leavenworth, by the arrest of D.
H. Bailey. editor of the Times. at the in
stance Of Mayor Anthony. AS near as we
can get at the facts. Mr.. Bailey was arrest
ed for an article IN the Times, criticising
Gen. Hooker-in which mild terms were
used. SIS We thought. As general thing
we have not sustained the Times. We
know Mr.. Bailey. and know him to be just
as loyal as the Mayor; and if there is no
other excuse for his arrest than the article
referred to, the conduct of the Mayor has
been very tyrannical. Mr.. Bailey was fined
$50. which he very properly refused to pay,
and went to Jail. He was afterwards re-
leased, on q writ of habeas corpus.
The rebel Gen. Van Dorm was shot and
killed by DR.. Peters. few days ago.
Van Dorm WAS discovered in criminal inter
course with Peters wife. Coed enough.
The court martial in the Valland,gham
case have submitted decision to General
Burnside, but it is not yet made pub
lie.
The report of the taking of Richmond
turns out to be false.
1t is stated that Gen. Halleck is about to
take the field in person.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-05-16
The Polish Oue>tiOn,

The Paris correspondent of the Times
speaks of increasing apprehensiOns on ac-
count of Polish complications. tits report
ed that the Emperor spends hours over the
maps of Prussia. Poland and Russia, Just as
he made the LON bardo Venetian Territory
his study during the period between the
Secret Convention of Plnmbieres and the
declaration of war with Austria. There is
also report of an Italian vessel, suspected
to be laden with arms and munitions of war,
having been lately seen in the Baltic and
given chase to-but ineffectually-by a Rus
sian ship-of-war, and of explanations de-
manded at Turin
The Poles In Paris speak most confidently
of the French avoiding ar with Russia, and
the instructions to the Committee OF Warsaw
from Frencbmen who must know on what
authority they speak, are to AVOID encoun-
tering the enemy in any force; to content
themselves with harrassing and surprising
him; and above all, TO hold on till the favor
able moment comes for France to pick a
quarrel with Pru,sia-for which, of course,
any prelext will serve.
The Morning Herald's Paris correspon-
dent reports increasing distrust in the main
tenance of peace. All the iron clads ordered
to be got ready are directed, by later dis
patch, TO rendezvous at CherboGrg.
The Glooe's CORES pondent says there
continues a very decided feeling that Russia
may leave France no admissible alternative
save Warlike demonstration in the Baltic,
If not actual hostilities.
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Wool GRow1Ee.-The Spanish merino
buck Dick" owned By D. N. Barnes. OF
this county, was sheared on the first day OF
May. The fleece, of ten months and a half
growth, weighed seventeen and one quarter
pounds, unwashed. Last year dick
sheared. on the 18th of June. fifteen pounds
and six ounces, washed. That was full
years fleece.
The buck is three years old. The price
of this wool in New York is between eighty
FIVE cents and one dollar per pound.
Mr.. Barnes has three more bucks which be
thinks will shear sixteen pounds each.
-Leavenwoyth Conservative.
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The Leavenworth, Lawrence, White
Cloud and other papers up north contain
accounts of a recent severe hail and rain
storm, which did considerable damage. AT
Lawrence, hailstones fell as large as hens
eggs. The White Cloud Chief says:
1t seemed as if the bottom had dropped
out of some ice house in the upper regions,
and the solid cakes of ice precipitated upon
the earth below. The storm continued for
over an hour, and in that time did immense
damage. We saw one hailstone that meas
ured IL inches in circumference. and which
weighed one pound We have heard of
still larger ones. We bad number that
measured from 10 to III inches; and Eve,
picked up at random, weighed 81 pounds.
The damage caused by the storm is consid
cradle, but far less than was anticipated at the
commencement. The roof of the City Ho
tel. and all the other patent (humbug) roofs,
are rlddled. Sheep, calves, and poultry
have been killed, and larger animals consid-
ersbly bruised. Wherever the hail struck
cattle, it took the hair off and left bruised
streak.
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KANSAS FARMER.-The first number of
the Kansas Farmer, the journal of our State
Agricultural Society, has made its appear
ance. 1t is well gotten up, at the Topeka
Tribune office, and contains thirty-two pa
ges of excellent reading matter for ia mers
and stock growers. +. G. Adams, Secre-
tary of the Society, is the principal editor,
while Judge Bailey-familiarlY known here
as "Old Squirrels a contributor. The
only objection we have to the paper is its
form. We should much prefer it in news
paper instead of pamphlet form. But every
body to his notion. We recognize the foot
prints of the Judge in the following item:
A WORD TO BAcHELoRs.-It has been
well said, that the man who is not the father
of children, and who has neither written a
book nor planted tree might as well never
have been born-since the world, when lie
dies, has nothing 10 remember him by. Let
every bachelor get married a0hO dares to, and
all the rest plant trees. It's the very least
they can do for their country.
While we would say nothing to dispar-
age the planting of trees, it must be poor
consolation to such miserable cusses'' as
him, when they are through the journey of
life, to look back aud say, Il have planted
tree"
We believe there are considerably owe,
100 copies of this valuable paper taken here
and in this vicinity. If there are any 9th
ers who wish to take it. we will with pleas
ure forward their names and the money. It
IS only 50 cents year, and comes monthly.
Fifty cents could not possibly be better in
vested, in our opinion. In the year, the
subscribers get 384 pages of reading matter
for fifty cents.
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UNcLG ABE's VERY LATEST JoKE.-Du-
ring the past week gentleman called upon
the President and solicited pass for Rich
mond. "WelI," said the President, al
would be very happy TO oblige you, ifmy pas
ses were respected; but the fact is sir, I have
within the past two years given passes to
two hundred and fifty thousand men to go
to Richmond and not one has got there yet .
The applicant quietly and very respectfully
withdrew on his tip-toes.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-05-16

A. R. Banks, Esq. twice Clerk of the
House. and once Secretary of the State SEN
ate of Kansas, has been appointed Provost
Marshal General for Kansas. under the
CONSUMPTION act. We are glad of it. Banks
is good fellow-and then he has brains.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-05-16

The Denver papers say that the city is
rapidly replacing the buildings destroyed by
the late fire. Nearly every merchant who
sustained loss has opened out in business
AGAIN.
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President Lincoln has issued a prOcIama-
ton notifying the public that We6 nm vir-
GINA is now State by itself. al mem
Der of the United States.
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Kansas SALfNEs.-A company of ener-
capital. are at work in Brown county, near
Hamlin. preparing 10 manufacture salt on an
extensive scale. They have already album
dance of water strong enough to make half
pound to the gallon -DOaipk0n Patriot
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Crops in Brown county look finely. There
have been heavy rains. and everything prom
Uses finely for bountiful harvest. Labor is
scarce DoaipEan Patriot.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-20

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No. 12, Leucorrh.s, No. 49, cures Group, No H.
cures Salt Rhe UNI, No IS cures Rheunatisni. No. 10
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Opthalna, Ne 49, cures Cstarrh No. 20 cures ssp-
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the Of dis ases price IS cts per boxGst manual
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CAREr's CAYEAsYIc CANprns-Desanxement Of the
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the gastric juices sssmaes dxestet fosd int eismenta
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WHEN THE SYSTEM FEELS DULL AND LANGUIn
a. though there was but little lfe-kttonded with bad
taste in the mouth, but little relish Ter f0odsons
times attended with dnll pain In the side and back
shows that the LIVER IS TORPID and secrses IMPURE
BLE and that there HyNoks ErHE BLOOD which should
be carried out Of the system SG0vILLs BLOOD LIv
syrup, win cause those organs to secree the humors
and convey them from the system and restore the action
OF the Liver II the impure Dils and kumors should net
be removed and the liver be restored to its proper
action but permitted to it may prove In tlns
aALADY WHICH WILL COST YOUR LIFE!
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Insert artificial teeth Cold SilYe Palina and Rub
Der. In all furnish temporary free Of cost
advise all persons who have ad their teeth extract
have temporary set as it keeps The under jaw in
better shape Sever cases have under my notice
since residences this place where the snd jas has
bsesws Eerisssly injured by going without temporary
set. -ts ftt+ R4F ra Eser.' IsG.ut
or still renew my offer Of s2S set for "rotten de
caynk of teeth the rubber plate Thvs far have
been una bic to nnd an imperfect sets -tt 's
The folio wing letter will speak for self 1t is from
Rev. I.s. Lee, fsrmerly.a resident Of this place
CANTON N Y, June IL, 1852.
she result Of your dentistry in my case. wiSs
commend your work especially yoar rab5er work have
tried four different kinds and much prefer the rubber
More than three years ago you inserted upper Of
teeth in mouth on rubber plate, and heve IL
since, with 1t every meal and the plate is
just Is good when The fitting admin able
have experienced Inconvenience whatever wearing
it, scays reeemmtna it 10 my friends preference to
got ytaftnG My experience Is certainly decidedly In
Of the rubber hope my many friends in Vermont
will avail themselves OF services as know vi
Dentist in whose hands should pre- to trust my teeth
interest rather than you. give this letter unsolicited
a. simple justice. Yours truly,
'Js. LEE.
Ether or ChIOrcfOrm given In extracting q
Aamber Of teeth If required.
u Boar in mind that only charge Seventy-nve
cents . cavity, for 3 gold filing. use the best geld
and warrant the finys, rs do my plate work. When
convenient, persons from distance will please give me
few days notice. when they intend c0mns mo fer
work.
II Once over Langdsn's Tlsur Store, Montpelier, VI
'~ set.ss&w John M. COMEGYS.
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Lois Apragme,s E,sfose

I'nI Subscf'brrs, having been appointed hv !, q Han
~ .in .naae oourl Tor he District Of RDn5oIph Cam
drm,nas -; y" eceWe examine aud adjust all claim. md
-, m Ai persons against the estate Of l. is Sr.n
,h n VI Randolph, in SAID d strict. dr,cas "s"f
hrias aii.w ~ months tom the Isl 6ay ii Janua,S
Ceased To ex,ri and prov. ,ti. .af a"rs o. sac de
.o's os Give noce that we vii, at,erJ n Inc oe
.n 1ppo'n.meni a. the dwelling house Of John r. %
Ell IN randolph, ~ saA dstricl nm The Oh n"s-
'opSafy next at ten clock IN ,ht f,f. man 'ay "
PkI.EG MOREy
pee.mh.r 90 y ,.e. A.P. osG0oD, '"mm's
80 ieo<' 3G7s3t
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 49, The following wa.
received ct the Navy Department to day, dated
Cairo, Jan. i8--l0.30 P. M.
z III d us. 'MIsslssIrPI SQUADRON, ,
Arkansas Post, Jan. ii 1868. {
Hen. Gideon Wales Secretary of the NARY
Sta The gunboats Louisville, De Kslb.
Lexington, and Cincinnati attacked the fort on
the Arkansas last night and silenced the bate
riss, killing 40 Of the enemy. Tho gus boats
attacked again this morning and dismounted
every quo. eleven in all Col. Dunnington.
late of the U. s. Navy, commandment Of the
post requested to surrender to the Navy. re-
eeivsd his sword The army cooper Ated on the
land side. The forts were all siIenced, and tho
guns all dismounted in three hours. HJ@F
The action was at close quarters on the part
OF the iron clads, and the firing splendid The
list Of killed and wounded is small. The Lou
i'ville lost IL, the De Kalo IT. the Cincinnati
none. the Lexington none, the Rather 2.
The vessels, although much cut up, were
ready for ASTON in one-half hour ftsr tho bat
Ito. 'rae light-drafs Rather, 1t. Com. Will
son Smith, and other light.drafts Joined in the
action when it became general, as did the
Blackhawk, LII, Breess with her riasd guns.
Particulars will be given hereafter.
d. K. PORTER,
7rgr .rrat. Acting Rear Admiral.
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Acting Rear Admiral

~ WARRINGTON, Jan. IL: The gunbeat Sac.
more reports she capture on the 9Th, at Jupiter
iniet, fla, of the English sloop Avengr of
Nassau with al assorted cargo of salt, coffee.
gin, and dry goods. Also Of The English sloop
Julia, OF Nassau, on the Ssh, with salt :
The U. 5. slsop Ariel reports the capture
OF the sloop Good Luck on the Sth. off the
Florida capes, loaded with cotton and tur-
pentns Lieut.. Commanding English of the
ganboat Sycamore writes to the NAVY Depart
meRt the 9th, that he discovered two vessel
sPpar ntly ashore Oh the reels, with distress
Signals flying. lie stood down for them and
foand one to be the ship Lucinda of New York
laden With troops and horses. Sac had gone
ashore the previous night Sac had pumped
over the reef and was inside, between the north
point of Long Reef and Triumph Reef Can't.
Engiish went to work and got her off without
injury, and she started on her course.
Capt English then bore down to she other
vessel winch proved to be the ship Sparkling
Sea, and the 25th New York battery on board
She ran ashore at day break On the noreb noint
OF Ajax Reef and will probably prove tora
wreck. Finding it impossible to yet her off as
she was hard and fast on The reef with four or
i've tteE of water in the hold, / receyed on
board my Vt ssel the 25th New Ysth battery and
broe' eded with them to Key West, where / ar
rive tins IN rniag.
The joint resolution, authorizing the issue Of
. hundred million notes, became a law to oav
Upon learning that fact the Secretary OF the
Treasury immediately placed to the credit of the
several paymasters an aggregate amount suli-
clent to lay The whole army and navy
The Srnate 10 Executive Sessioa confrned |
Daniel Kellogg. DR., Post Master at Brattlebo-
70 and Emerson Hall Post Master at ST. Jobus-
bury.
In" PRESIDENTS Message. accompanying his
approval OF the one hundred million note
bill, was referred to the Finance Committee in
Senate.
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Il he Confessions and Exper.
cnCc OF an Invalid. a..

DUBLISHED FOR THE BENEFIT and . vsrning sal
acaatoa to ysapg wls suffer om Nervous Desil-
ty Premature Decay &C., supplying at the same tine the
means OF SefCure. BY who has cured hnsef after
being put to great expense thrsugh medical imposition
and quackorv By enclosing addressed eAve
ops SINGLE Copies nay be had Of the author, NATHAN
Ell MAYFAIR. Esd Bradford, Kiags c., ny.
march ltfy1
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Probate Courts.

for tn. p.trio s s.a,a
said will be holden at the Probate Once Montpelier in
aid District Tuesday of each week during the yea,
ensuing Persons having business with said Cosrt are
suestea to attend to the same said court days.
7. r. MERRILL, Judge.
psce uker l. 1850 1"T' 80
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eIo1N rveas sun .crs OF ssoth sexes.

A REVEREND NfLEMAN, having been restored To
"A health In few DAYS after under going All ha
routine and ire gular extensive modes Of tire tn,nt
without sueceas considers his sacred to
cate % bis anicled isow ereatur the MEANS or carr
Hence. on the receipt Of adrssd envelope Dc will
ssnd (ire copy Of the prescr pton US d. Direct 70
On JOHN n. DAdNALL, loe Fulton Street, Brooklyn,
MI
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Tue Subscribers, having been appointed by The Hon
Probate Court for the Districtot Warrington Com
visone rst receive I'M adjust all claius nd
demands of all persons aganstthe Estate of John w
Harris alto of Worcester in said district, ces
esenes IN oven and tho term OF six months from the
9th day Of Jaay 1863 being alowed by said Court
said deceased 10 exhibitand prove
spectlve inns before us--gve notice that we Will
attend to The duties of our appointment the DWELLING
house Of Charles C.. Cosson, in Worcester in said dis
trcs On the sixth days of February and July next At
oAe o'csck Ia the afternoon, each Of said days
SAMUEL ANDREWS,
CHARLES C CLOssoN, Com"
worcester, Jan 8, A. D. 1853. QUA
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4 Governs, dCoLDs, IEyLUsNxA--To sill who suner frsn
these complaints and wish find permanent remedy
we say. try r. HalPs Ralsan medicine which cor
ctixens. .... ... ...
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Newbury Seminary and Female
Collegiate Institute.

spr'ns Term begins February 18th.
(oAkD of struction full. Best draptxgss in al
~ department. Excellent board IN me Srm;n.
soar Ing House Room" eh ap for self bosrdrr.
Apply early for Circular or q Catalogue
.,. GEO q. SMITH
|"' Principal
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BY TELEGRAPH
~ TO THE FREEMAN sss#
& r O'CLOCK A. M.

Ga.s HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoroxAc, }
..,,yz. .-,.,...,,er January 10,
Several distinguished visitors arrived here TO-
day, including Hon. Henry J. Raymond Be-
You'd this nothing beyond the ordinary routine
has trSnspired. Weather mild -s.
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Ta nDhRMoST IN Probate Court held
on NJ bISTRICF, So Montpelier in said District
On me 1me 2,,h asy Of Dec' mher A. D. 1862
p tIha@.r LihNS Administrator Ct ,he estate of
ceased, presents his administrator accoun far
Sion sns allowance, and makes application for deere
cea ed. " 'A0 N'tAfo Oh salu de-
"sere9pon 1t is ordered by said Court that said ac
s sd ana sad application be referred to session Of
onpelier, on the Goth day Of January. A )" 1ssr
or nearing and decision thereon aud it is futhe,'
mat notice hereof be given to all pc soma
cesstssiy IN the Green Mountain Fireman peWsnane
T., al Moatpter previous sad time pppdntei
10. nearing, that they may appear at said me ad
pace and show cause any they NAV bav ,I h ang
0''uA' Snoud not DC allowed, and such de- cree made
BY The Court 0"i
1ooWo Attest r. z. MERRILL linda.
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NASHVILLE, Jan. 10. Ths steamer Mary
Crane, from Louisville, with commissary stores
for our fleet while proceeding to this place,
stopped tor wood and is believed to have been
destroyed by rebels. The river is stationary.
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S 81. OF HERMoNT, IN Probate CourtheId in
WAsnlre!oN DrsrRIcr, So. Montpelier, within and for
ssM District, on the 9th day OF Jannay, A. n. 1863
Instrument purpornng to be the last VIII and Test,
"A mens OF David Poor, late OF Worcester in said
snet, deceased, being presented to the Court bv
samuel And rews. the executor thoTen named for Pre-
bale:
il ordered bysaid Court that all persons concerre
therein be neitied to appear at session said Cout n
be holden at the Probate Office, in Montpelier an
The ID day of February A. d. 1853 show cause d anv
they may the Prot of said VILE 70 which
purpose, 1t - further ordered thai a copy Of tb.
record Of this order be published three weeks .uc
cessiveyn lie Green Mountain Rreean printed sMont
ee!ier previous to said time appointed for hearuy
true copy OF Record.
avs Attest, T. r. III RkILI Judus
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