The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-01-10

happiness which your poetic al imsginations
have pictured for married life.
Elders J. H. Bauserman OF Burlington
and w. E. Evans OF Euporis. ofthe Chris.
tan Clutch. held protrac,ed meeting al
lola. Allen county, week before last. al
which thirty-eight additions we're made to
that church.
The State Legislature meets next Tues
day. Much interest seems 10 be manifested
in the organization of the two branches.
Messrs. Kellogg Of Leayenworth, Rus sell Of
Daniphan. Dow,hiss Of Topeka. and saun-
ders Of Coffey. are mentioned in connection
with the Speakership f the House. D. B.
Emmert Of the Bourbon County Monitor. is
prominent candidate for chief Clerk. Dan.
Adams, John Francis and Davies Wilson
ara. candidates fer Secretary. of the Senate;
while there are several applicants fer all the
minor elerkships in both branches.
The Lawrenle Journal says that Colonel
Drilzler has received the appointment Of
Brisadies General. We see nothing of this
kind in the Washington news: still. We hope
it is SO.
~ meeting is to be held in Lawrence to
day. to organize Cotton Growers Asso-
citation
Car! Horne has been sentenced to be
hung on Friday, Feb 18Th. 1868. between
he hours of lOa m and 2 p M, for the
murder Of Philip Friend.
Chief Justice Ewing, having been COM
missioned by Gov Robinson a Colonel Of
the Eleventh Kansas Regiment, has resign
ed his office as CHief usticesof this STATE.
Gay. Robinson has appointed Judge Cobb
OF this city. to Gli the Vacancy. Judge Cobb
is Democrat. bul has the reputation of a
sound LAWYER. H was lolmetly on the
bench in the State OF New York Laurence
Republican.
From friend who has just returned from
a trip through Douglas, Franklin Amber
son. Allen, B ~, bon and Linn countie We
learn that the wheat crop looks we'll, and a
large breadth OF ground has been sowed.-
Leon BuHetin.
Tire annual meeting of the STATE A3fi-
cultural Society will be held in Topeka or
Tuesday next. There should be a full at,
tendance.
Flom the first of January, the Santa F.
mail will start from Atchison, instead aol
Of from Independence, Mo, as heretofore
The new route is by way of Topeka, Au-
burn Council Grove, F'rl Lsrned, Pawnee
Fork, Fort Lyon and Fort Union, to Santa
Fe. To Council Grove the service will b.
daily. This is change which has long
been demanded. -T0peha Record
The great Inconvenience, so long felt by
the inhabitants of Southern Kansas in e.
gard to grist mill, is now being temedied
G. A. Crawford E>q one of our most en-
Ierpri~ing ci'izrnS, is engaged in erecting
large steam fJurng mill below town. l.
will be finished and ia running order by
The st of January .-Fo.t Scott Bulletin
Better than politics, amt it, Governor?
Mayor Dennan says that there are not
over eight cases of small pox in Leaver-
worth. The City Council have secured al
;iry hospital and thus removed all danger
hat might result from this or any other
Epidemic.
The bridge across the Marmaton, " der
he direction of Capt. Inslev. is fast APP
preaching complexion. L. a week or two,
1t The farlhest. it will be finished. aud at
ord a good substantial crossing to those
v no are compelled to travel the road between
his place and Leavenworth. Capt Inslpy |
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manner in which he has pushed forward The |
york upon it, and no doubt will receive the |
grateful ben-dictions of many a teamster
who as been '.stsIed" at chat crossing =
Fort Scott Bulletin.
H. r Dutton, lote State Treasurer hasi
,een commissioned as Qusrtermaster of he
ghth Kansas, and has gore TO Nashvillr. |
w Robinson. la'e Secretar, of State, has
,een for some time Surgeon of nc Second
Kansas. When the new State officers AZ
i've at Topeka, they will fnd every office
mpty and the money drawer stolen - Con
erVotiVe.
,Fhe State Temperance Society will hold
meerug at Topeka on the third Wednes-
lay in january Joseph G. Miller, the
Chairman, says: We truS; there will be |
ull attendance. and that all the local socie-
ie+ in the Safe will be represented on thar
occasion There is necessity for this a
widespread necessity for something 10 be
one, 10 stay the tide of intemperance thai
ow sweeps over our land /
On Christmas Eve. Mr.. and Mrs Crosby,
i Wyandott, celebrated their golden wed
ling. The occasion was celebrated in ap-
'ropriate verse by Mrs. Arthur D Downs.
This is the first festival of this kind ever
,iveu in oa State.