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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-06
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New Gas 4 Steam Pipe Fixtures
JUST RECElVEDAT
WARE N MAICOI.Nf'SL


WARE ~ MALCOLM'S,
No. 40, Jefferson street,
A VERY superior assortment Of Gas FxtIrrs, Sc.
"A leeted from the --LATEST NEW YORK PA1 -
TERMS, consisting Of hfackots, Pendants, UhHndp.
ilersi Glass, Paper and Mica ahades, Wax Ispcri &e
wlch lhey are determined tu sell Al the lowest tynV
rates They are also RECEIVING and hNN com antly Oh
hand every variety Of fLuMBING IUUDS winch
lhey sell as low ~ can be sOl0 elsewhere.
Ihey are Nlso putting up 'uas, steam, aud Water
Pipe NJ Ieduued rates iy siret attention 10 fisues
and superior WOrkmaushn the! hope 10 merit shnr,
OF public patronage. wg
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-06
FOR SALE BY

WIN Wensthpn aud W W Stewart, Dayton; George 1.
beyer, hiamlsbuTg 4 StOckager, Union. i G Ander.
son, cenireylie; Myers, New l.etanon; n Jackson,
Chambersburg Bauer, Harrisburg; d y Divine,
Johnsyillei Arnold l.mhert, South Arlington; Jacob
smyer, West baltimore; Rookie Co, Dormant own;
J MURPHY vandalia II NickOls, Libertyi ID Rees,
larmersullei Heyerling& Herr, salem w PyrmOnt,
Williams swaner, West baltimore; Parker, Bro, A
Co., ParkersbTg and by Druggists and Merchants
generally throughout the United States and osns-
uAs' delGdly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-06
Gaatrbgs, %r.
Watches and Clocks.
JOHN REEVES

WuuLpr especially inform his ol5 c,,s,.
,he public generslly thai amer an ahssnss n r.
oFmeriy occupied by James " sv.ons 'N'h we rhp .
No ass Third street,
Two doors West Of the Post once. vb,f.
nNppy 70 slNs All ms Old customers and A. roD
NAtchEs, CLOCKS, AND JEWrLky e,n-s {
WoRk ~ msa9s5 1ad 90 short notice ~ a,q
AJAX Please sAli ami examine Worf. '@' 'A AZ Us
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-04
A UCTloN aAI,E OF TIE ENTIRE
of family leaving the city,

RUSSELL w. WEsI66fT sscdcsss., Win .sil Al public
this day (SaturdAy) O'Clock the premises
lss West Twenty street Of Seventh
and oleeant variety o. nr claas Parlcr Chamber Dnns
cola richly without een,sting Of three full SUIT
velvet and French reps two superb rosewood Egeres Silk
and Lac Crrssns and stsSs marble top Gen.
ELEGANT -FOUR ROUND CORNER PfANOFORfE,
MUSIC CABINET, STOOL AND COVER
Rosewood ~ rtoFe lined with satin wood rosewood Work
Tn6e. T:pss and Velvet Carpets rrsnch Pier and Oval
costly sevres and DRESDEN China Msnte Vases Bsqus and
CaXNBsRs, 6illId EOOa AND IURsERY
Superb French Cry6tal euts0lass match
Spoona TorkA Ice Ladss TisS Knives
Eastern a.; Ivory and Silver 1sols Outlsr oak Dining
sseAda Hair asd Spring M.tssssss. Bed. and Bedding.
Chsrs Tetc-Aetes. Lounges Sofas. Rockers. marble top
Washs ADDS China Toilst Sets, Bronze and Pearl ind
Cocks. Vsses Oiicoths Blair Carpets, Hastands
snd Char chandsi,e. e. she whole eonprsns syery
monte CalaIogae ct house. No postponements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-04

LOTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF THE
IA efects OF family removing 70 Europe.
D. cAyLKIEs A RG oese s;s broadway
SILVER PLATE, &C, &C.
This day Saturday,, April 4 rain shine. At loK
~, N. and oo. CG R1n ~
Works Of Art rosewood Drawing Hoom Suis elegant
rianofore Mirrors Velvet Carpets &c contained
residences as Fourteenth street. near Eighth avenue.
70, being the largest and Richest assortment
od Furniture offered auction this The furniture
was all ma for the present and In good order
The whole VIII be peremptoy and absolutely sold without
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
consists or carved rosewood Etagcres marble top and
French plate doors and backs; Ladys Work Table, nlad
BILE fun suits Of Drawing Room Furniture elegant Iete
aTes Sofas Arm, two Receptionand eight Oval Back
Chairs carved rames and covered three coored
Tables and tortoise she'll Brooads and
Lace Cara Ms French piate Pier and MAnte Mirror with
rich gilt frames superb Seves and Dresden China Vases
richly deeoasd faran marble sstusttss Of the Seasons
Paintings &c antique Lava Vases ebony Card Table Vel
vet Carpets Rugs Turksh Easy Chairs Bronze Clock runs
one month"; OIL Painting By Rousseau Inmanns uniting.
''' MadsfFicENT ~ SEVEN S' OCTAVE PiANoFoRrE.
carved and four round finished all round
inaid with pearl and solid pearl keys $500 Music Rack
Cover Books and Music; Han ROSEWOOD Ratsand olclots
Stair Csrp-t D.. Chambers second sory-Rchly carved
rosewood Bedst ads style Louis XIV; Bureaus and Com
shaving stands Bootstsnds Couch Arm Chairs Curtains
AIDES Cornces Hair Mattresses Beds and Bedding deco
rated Oh Toilet Sets Mirrors Dining Room Furniture Of
sSeTy l.S rs. ssss Silver War; Table Cutlery OAK
No Dosponemen Csrtmen In attendance to cart pack or
ship goods Tor purchaser
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-04
NEW York HERALD. SATURDAY,


WLAcElsii rs vecs,sot a =. q s5 # EIGHT
The ''aadara ny " on s' q i'oa'A a"s' the
win $50 asn r"s ' 2sss ST $50" CAST ''s
s, NJ ~ sss is:
SIR ssSeas Ig.c SI MAG nes s@
Mr. rioya
.r,,.da Mis-. VA sa-noa
sss Mis- ~,
81. mus: aaar ii: :, 81. ''
aoN,'n Bonc,-~ul,rs oo.ssdy.
TUESDAY will G prssenteda ne" S'meny
''"'" MY NOBLE SON IN.LAw
New and beautiful scsn ~ .up eapp'!na-.i and ap.
Ss@sK Fisher Mr. G6s Mr. q MAR NJ t liSr
A0s a0a. spH sss.of the above svonios. from 70
scaoo for Seansa The lrh eirsss She soop1 to Con-
rAygIE,A KEENEs THEATRE ...r,, vo,s,-
H. "0ie Ie'e snd ass ~ "a VA hs1NI'
Doors 'Pffasfi sp 2 WEEK wa
FAREWELL g f I'M
LAST sroar MISS 11 aApf sio KfHSH LAST sralr
.gAurrrL S 9 III DRAMA.
10" lS JEssis k MsI.sSh. Az" -,
Miss LXuRA kEsa os. Msfsns
Ms %sess
Mr.. stoddsri. ar. DAILY, Mr. Leyicx. &c.
airs E "'0'' Mi.s sici ass ais:ip.n Il;
And all the hne Scenery Remark BILE Situa,ions Surprising
EveAis &C. -
LAST NIGHT OF MISS LAURA KEEEE in HER
GREAT PSYCHOLOGICAL CHARACTER.
On Monday 'v:,S NEW Ss'' is A.. s's bn e
Never before played exciting or tbs days OF
'g3-cast with the full strength OF the company.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
GREAT NATIONAL BABY SHOW
WIN take place ut the Museum
On hondny Tuesday, "Wednesday I'll ,rsdsy Fncwy and
May II, IL, IS IA, ID and I6, 1858.
$500 IN PREMIUMS
VIII 10 paid for the lnesi
BABIES, TWINS, TRIPLES QUARTERNS AND FAT
For circulars containing list premiums and fun part,
cuars apply at tho Ticket Office of the Museum.
T,HRATRE FRACAIs--NIBLos CONCERT SALOON.
Reopenn9 after their successful engagement at the
Boston academy Of Music.
TUESDAY, APRIL7
PERIL EN- IA DEMEURE.
Coincide in two acts b. N; Octave Feuile.
Doors open At ~; cur,aih sed AZ ) clock.
Carriages can be ordered at l0'k Y. M.
THURSDAY APRIL e-ExTRA PERFORMANCE.
Benefit Of Mile. ANNA HAMBARt'-Box Office now open.
SATURDAY, April H. at I2I. Pm
MATINEE Observation-Disclosures SOC No reserved seats
Olce for subscription and reserved seats Dardonye
G23 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-04

w LAST NIGHT
TIE YOUNG AND BEAUTIFUL
LUCI1ssE WESTERN
- LUCIisLE WESTERN
Who will sppear
=, -. This SATURDAY. EVENING APErLA
LADY ISABEL AsD MADAME vJrE,
In the sen sssDn Play of
EAST LYNNE,
EASf LYNNE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-04

xAAn1s~~ hED COSTLY WORKS or ART
ftlat -.a--- AT PUBLIC AUCTION. - ..lg t#
fLfr ON THIS DAY (5ATURDAi), APRIL T.
A ne private a West sxteenh street, between
- Fifth and sixth avenues
So commencing ~ IL o'clock
auperb rosewood Suits covered with satin orocsde VIZ
rete-s Sofas Arm Chairs Ottomaus tecst, on CHAIRS
saso.snuIs., s TsiS fables Isys wss r. t.
sereo, core with 100 Views; Recning Sh vsp as
satin: extra is.e Maptel and Per MsroSse@
ssvss and Dresden Vases tfoae Clock, arts
=. E0sEwO0D SEVEN OCTAVE. pIANoFpRrE
s.:-sYt~,
inc i.slest nstrumeh. suctioo .s rnaran
tesd for three years cost seven months az gosewood
~ Lsgrand Cole inmap Huntington two Match fsiqnss
rS Piece Bind Mans Bur Picnic b. sclleres; also hns
lsc.an q Articles OF yertu brought from Ps Hatstand
rosw DOL and wa nut Dressing Bedeads Armore.
Glaze War robes Table De N1tes su Hair and Spring
covered with satin air Carpsts olco.h Dining Room
aa s1s Gssers sAsers Coffee Urn Dinner and Tea
1Ss rs,'c6sr cSssred Dishes Iyoy handle Tale CSe,.
and ka6y Glass Deca1se 0eble!s Tunoisrs Vines Fruits
Furniture. Sale positive, without regard 70 weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-04

fs,uhf ;s Il s Nee 81 ',S~..
r HOUSES SsSx 1s Y issfssssSrsr or
IN rnp un AAE,..RA r HkYSSoSf THE AGE =,
E EbiEH h kpira; EDila'
OR rns EAKi.'s DAUGHTER
nsaEa nei irom hrs. Woods np'ei u ltirltafN
"' EAST Lynne East LYNNE
BY Benz f. Wolf Es O Boston piss,'y ps sr9s S,s 2
lisent aad.,n0es and VA snoce Witch has stamped
H., As s.r & ssss a.,.s
o'sn pronounced ey ihs
tnly equal 70 her =, rendition OF CAMILLE ses "a,
tho void 10 hs a. S,@ Of r s ~ ss IDEAS ave,
New scenery Dresses ard Appointments
MOST rE En- 'sc CAST
Friday Aa a ADJ r sssf % ' sss Ssssry
formed the great drama OF ~
IA, ,,.,, OR. Tue EARS DAuGuIyR
So Nor Rishtoa Mr 'i T. hh sa,,,
he EsG Xxi kIe, sasl.. . Ian,
.a:s' oSad,; circuit y agrnsa
Nobel Keith MIRA aeor's d Ja aaas
.Ssssas H. srJx s sso
a,,ssf EAd lady Ed.hs chIlirca Ms y grun
BRIDESMAIDS. VILLAGERS. LADIES, &c.
Acr 2~rnE FUGITIVE.
ACT '-r Aa4 t s1qTh COVERINGS
Leader " ohc Aes'ra = :, Harvey b. Dodworih
TO parties -s.'dns % srvoNiyn willamsburz Jerury
CITY, Newark insnncemoni Ocg leave TO inforn,
"a Of s a. 1S .%ps ms
all SEATS s: sE SIC SIX i SaY n ApyAscE
Doors open att; iscoinmence at Ia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-04

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALES
Ii The undersigned prepared heretofore TO give
attention sales OF Household Furniture at the
sciences Of families declining houseke eping
e n. LUDLOW 4 CO.,
Auctioneers, No. 5 Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-04

~ VAN WINkLB, NUCTIONEEH
-. VAN WINKLE a WINANS VIII cell Mt auction on
Tuesday, April 1852 az Y O'CLOCK Al the Merchanr
Lot % Madison bstveen Cath arne and
MARKET srces Size Of house. 1880 lot 100 Also House
and lot No. Ashland place Perry street between Wavsr
Greenwich avenue four story basement and
cellar bck ~ feet front and rear By % feet in depth Maps
further particulars tbs oce OF the aconeers, No. II
Pine
CbERIrFs sALE.-RICHARp WALTERS. AUCTION.
- err will sei day Saturday, April :, nj O'Clock
the room IS East Brosdwsy one large Tapssty
ANDREW l. Brnsr, Deputy shcria.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-04

Dh ool'oS IN corros
wggs Inform h. freezes ihs' As ~h M s-. a. srhisoa
f.ArGIifSg GAS
LsitiiIks las
q rr cOoy-r frstas - WkDhksDAY YyRxfsg
hii; - - = uns f.-sr Rlcss -Od ssiss ulI
~ art fNfls ft. sod. W he kIaf ffnla.ga
lam. NJ NlilOHE ~ fT~ll h. . rs~ilt - Irl.i.
Y a. fi tlIrn. MI - fifeu
Is' tf'r fa ApI AZ tAs bfesirs Aea4eans o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-04

U COTTON. AUcrloSEEk--TuiS DAY. ArkiL
y. g. at * O'Clock Bnr.dway. n~ar ns e.,
tur irou ia ily brrssine ~ ,;c rs 40 w. n on
furn urr Co,tsre TO-! he an Gasp IN az OF vi .
Frcnc o. Pairt MS, sarntei iocss r.a 49,,
sis Suits Of PA o. DO brcA,ri velvet ara rp,, ana
very lar ass<ta~nt Of ric on'e nnr r 1
Glass Ware silv,r Plated 20 srs gc.; SO tns
@ air, Tables. Re, 40 Alsl qaaatiy OF heAs'
and Quilts Of supeIior@pnauty ~ s-"Aes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-04

GEORGE HOLBRooK. AUcTfoNErR. WILL SELL
" Monday, April q, at 255 Broadway. he stock auu
Fninrs Of the handsou ely lifted dinn5 $50 M p use
to- Tables black waagt Tables sio dozen oak Dl~ an
Chairs. three DO en- cane High Stools !er hne nhins
Dishes. two large Res aurant Ranges (Wart - Se-.es
nake two nne Bars. Acnty feet long. blst VAIN
top Pa,ed Ware; hne hotel Cutlery o. ser Bar msipie
top Table Cloths Napkins; large guam ity OF nlsswaIe,
Crockey and everyth usually found IN first class ros-
taurant Two Kefrierators, Gas Fixtures &C., Ac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-04

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE sALEs-EDwARD.sINT-
u zEHiOH. AuctioneeE1D. W IVES co win give
their saloa furniture
spacious saeooms los and 157 GAG Broad.
way Advertisements made and cash advanced required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-04

A GRAND cosBrsAnos
DIR COLTON.
cOMkOUORE NrTr
THf old fOLkA
Or. COTTON respectfully AuoonHr o grsnd Nfh tiign
o. N. IAarhfna gss a. tns Cooper flitats wednesday
evening. Apff rhs enlerts ninshf wit via
rAfHEs REFDs DIN FOLKS
IN rftch fhey su fEf Ls sulsne sifh hos
Ave fsn5efe1
o4t fftrf shfh DE- tofffs v afa1lustrf
TfiE LAT piiIsD OAs
10 Ei0HT gRsILbshs AID Hir ftbfEs.
zoe asIs care bslnk tstsa ~ the satffligr
DE- fn1su has ta~ ifFsfsrv tiat ~
the ttfsss yf Ne E.ruY t4f asi % tta
90 tsnins infe NltFiN tie anI 80
b. Isi~ $40 eaa Thsfe sfi ~ NJ fsiafs
~ sii nc Ne arrsss~1 - tkls
s.sat. IHast. ONLY - s~nts. IAfafra. -
bsqfs ofrn a. q. 70 soaugsi - 81 ". 9fiost.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-04

,rORCE ~" ----------------7 -. :
u ---DRooK. AUCTIONEER WILL sh..k
:atur sy April T. At 81 q, co ner o. siAta
street at III O'Clock Of foI purchaser Tar
counter ack walnut Top, - feet 70 sand ny tasks
Win copper aic bscN and Sh'lyins Ale fumps
scrrens and other goods usually found Wholesale and
reeln hquor store. Sale positive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-04

UHvfxO IALs.-NR a. n 0UrTeGH4LE
4 -..flit yhbkl liANiN
TiiE fiIlsf yRtND nusgghr
~ tsff pscr ~
ruEsDAy grEsfxg As.iEIBa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-04

7OHN H. hurley AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL,
81 this day O'Clock ~ Canal street. black walnut
tsnson s.d ether Tables: sof. Beds sofss Ie,s Tsts.
robss rosewood, mahogany other Bedsteads Wash
ssnda Cottage Suits mahogany and cane seat Chairs
and ingrain Carpets 0cioths Rugs nastn fsather Beds
Cutlery. Glass, Crockery, Wood and Willow Ware &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-04

r BOGART, AUCTIONEER-BY g. A J. BOGARr-
e.. This day. April T. 1t IL O'Clock A. NJ. at the auction
rooms No. North wham street. Liquors &C., conssng OF
Stock Of Wholesale dealer, consisting OF IL quarter
casks Of hr. quality Brandy cases Of Bourbon whisssy
Ao Bakers Wagon, nearly two sets Light Hsr.
ness Black Horse, two Light Wagons Ac &c Also. on
account OF whom IL may concern, lot Of Books Paste
Bosrds Shoemaker Lasts &C. Also, lot OF Counters
Show cases, Stand Casks, store Fixtures. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-04

NIORT0A0E sALE-wx. WOLF, AUCrIONEER,
IN Office ~ jackson sells ON this eaturdayl Agfil
10jS O'Clock urutturo of the for story house. No ~
Mercer street consistins Of ELEGANT sss Of Tea
kets, ave mshognny Bedsesd. Brussel. Carpets large
French Pte Mirrors Curtains, Lounges Kitchen Utens
Paror Stoves Also. Bar Counter, Arm Chairs Gas FIX
lures &C. Sale positive. HENRY INNEH, Mortgage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-04

t,sKR ytursfu0s -oEUAyy 10 Halls pr.-
srs. -. risiss fFsrs ~ nanf 1oaff 80 az
o. s-fisisr d 80 ~ gst-fs. as Ff.s a..
-. 49, VI fsrsis anti 80 trh isr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-04

" fng GRnAr VOLCANO og TliE Aspss. v.ls.sA
byr ~ curHlH, ~ bkllihlrlOh A. COUPLES. ~
Brosd~sy. from lesr.s
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-05-09
How Cincinnatians Fed the Soldiers.

A soldier of one of the Massachusetts
regiments which lately passed throug Gin.
cinnati tells the following tale of how he was
fed in that hospitable town:
''At the market there were tables set, and
such tables. aud Sstcb victuals and Such pref
y women! Oh! my mouth waters yet.
We went In. There was pretty woman
near me with coffee; prettier one with
ham, and a still handsomer one with eggs;
in fact there was nothing but pretty women
and good victuas. ate until l thought
I'd burst, but woman flied my plate and
bowl, telling me not to be bashful, and
ate. l did go three times. The fourth time,
l asked her if she thought she was a Chris
tain. She wanted to know why. l told her
the Bible said Thou shalt not kill, aud if
she made me eat any more, she would DISC
hey that command. She took my haversack
and brought it back full of good things.
1t was never so full before; but she would
not let me off so. She did boiled ham up
in paper, and loaf OF bread in another;
then few things TO put in my pockets.
The few things in my trowsers pockets were
three apples, two boiled eggs, two picked
cucumbers, paper with butter i'll it; in my
coat pocket were large piece of cheese, two
pieces of pie. piece of cake. one picked to-
mato and one onion! All the rest Jared the
same.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-05-09

ANEcDoTE OF GEN SUMNER.-The Spring
field Republican gives the following account
of the turning point in Gen. Summers early
life:
Gen. Summer, when young man, was
stage driver among the Berkshire hills, and
this is how he happened to get into the
army: At time in winter when the roads
we're dangerous. going down steep hill, the
stage slowed and turned over, but the horses
kept on. One of the passengers pushed out
of the coach, aud climbed upon the box and
attempted to take the reins from Summers
hands. ''You let the reins alone or I'll throw
YOU OFF, said the driver with determination.
The passenger wisely abandoned his at
tempt at Interference, and Sumner guided
the team firmly ill it was safe to stop them,
dragging the overturned coach along, and so
saved passengers and team. The passenger
who attempted TO take the reins was Gen.
Worth. He was 50 impressed with young
Summers sterling qualities that he cultivated
his acquaintance and induced him to Join
the army, and the cool and determined driver
made an intrepid commander.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-05-09

MArRIMoEIAL INTELLECTUAL Plymouth.
indiana, the marriage relation does not
appear as firmly established as it should be.
Last week they had three "infelicities" in
the town, as follows: Mrs, Womer loved
not wisely but tWo well, and leaving her
husbands bed and board eloped with one of
the numerous Smith family. Next day .
man named Miller surrendered to the snpe-
rior charms of graceful but not over honest
young lady, and with her :. sped away, =
leaving Mrs. Miller aud five little Millers
minus husband and PARENT. This was
too much for hrs. Miller, and determined
not to be left to the solitudes of grass widow
hood, she yielded to the Establishments of
gay cuss named Wright, and with him hsd
to some happy land outside the limits OF
Hoosier. Tie juvenile Millers are now
clone orphans. /" Great alarm prevails among
the married folks of Plymouth, and Home
Guards are now in great request in that usu-
ally quiet village.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-05-09
RI. S. & L. FILLMORE
LAWRENCE. KANSA!

LA w RENEE, KANSAS.
II AWRENCE is a live town, AID H. s. 4 l..
IL FILLMORE keep large assortment of DRY
GOODS. #-
4 AWRENCE is the point to trade at, and the
Il DryGoods House iso @l
H 8. d L. FILLMORE
T -AWRENCE means to do the trade of South
IL ern Kansas, and the first to solicit that trade
are II. s. d L. FILLMORE.
7 AWRENCE is the point TO buy Dry Goods at,
IL and H s. d L. FILLMORE mean to sell
them. "-
T AwRENCE can sell Dry Goods as chean Ms
IL any river town, and H. s. d L. FILLMORE
mean to do it.
II S. d L. FILLMORE buy Goods, not
II. withstanding the War, and they mean to
sell Goods so it will be to every mans advantage
to eaN and purchase.
IT'S. d L. FILLMORE are up with the
II. times, and mean to sell Dry Goods to ev-
cry man, woman and child who looks to his or
her own interest, and calls to buy them.
II S. Il L. FILLMORE invite all coming 10
IL. Lawrence, to call and see heir large stock
of staple Dry Goods. ..E #e-r
II S. & L. EILLMORE sell only for CASH
L. and hence can and do sell cheaper than
others who trust.
II S. d L. FILLMORE keep all kinds of
Il L. Dry Goods, Ladies' and Children's Shoes
Carpets, Millinery Goods, Bonnets and Notions
II s. d L. FILLMORE have just received
IL. a stock of all kinds of Dry Goods
from New York, so that it puts the capacity OF
their large store TO the test hold them. Hence
they say Pile in our money and they will pile
out the Goods suddenly.
II 9 a. T. FIJI TkIORR
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-05-09
Life in GERMANY.

A spicy letter recently written from
Frankfort-on the Main. thus sums up the
peculiarities of Old Europe:
Every thing here has soporiic tenden-
cy. One week is the same as another, and
SO Of months aud years, allowing a small
variety for the seasons. There is no pro-
gTession as in California. People become
stagnant at the age Of thirty; at forty they
become pussy, and wadde like ducks; at
fifty they become bad-headed and apoplec-
tie, aud carry their hats in their hands to
keep their brains cool; at sixty leg or an
arm gives way, and has to be dragged along
or nursed; at seventy they take to little hand
carriages, and get rolled about the public
Fromenades 10 livery; and at eighty or nine
ty they peg out for want of breath, and help
TO make vegetables for new generations.
All this time the sun rises and sets once a
day, for 365 days in year; the town clocks
toll the quarter hours and hours; the po-
lice mount guard at the gates aud salute the
passing officers; the soldiers hug and kiss
the servant girls every evening in the by
ways and alleys; take their afternoon stroll
around the glacis and drop in at their regu-
ular beer house, where they sit for hours
gossiping over the affairs of the city; chill
'dren go to school and back again with their
satchels on their backs, and in course of
time go to business and gradually merge in
to old fogies like the rest of the good cit-
zans-and so wags the world in old Ger
many. ~
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-05-09
WHOLE No. 285.

atoms, prior to the same date, must also be
taxed. Interest paid by him on incumbran-
ces upon the dwelling house or estate in
which the assessed person. resides. may be
deducted from income; also, his payments
for necessary repairs. Farm produce which
the producer has on hand on Dec 81, 1869,
must be appraised at its marketable value
on that day.
The income tax shall be included in the
annual list, and appeals and other proceed
ings held as provided by law.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-05-09
ADMINISTRATOR, Notice..

NOTICE is hereby given, that letters of ad-
N ministration upon the estate of DANIEL
deceased, have been granted to
me by the Chase County Probate Court, bearing
date the sixteenth day of March. eighteen hun
dred aud sxty-three. All persons having claims
against said estate are required TO exhibit them
to me for allowance within one year from
the date of said letters. they may be precluded
from any benefit of ueh estate; and if said claims
be not exhibited within three years from the date
of said letters, they will be forever barred
--far JULIAN HOLSINGER,
Administrative of Daniel Holsnger decd =
AnriI Sd, 1863 -tf S2-5 SO 90