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Crosse & Blackwell's
CELEBRATED PICKLES,
CONSISTING OF
ChOW.ChOW, Mixed Pickles, CaulIAOW'
eP, and Picked Onions,

Are entirely free form Copper and Iron.
sSHIHEIR MOST RECENT AND MOST
important Improvement Is In the mode
OF boiling tile Vinegar IN which the Pickles
are kept. For this purpose, copper vessels
were formerly used, but the boiling Is now el-
Eectetl In vat made OF seasoned oak, through
the centre OF which Il pissed a aedm coil, made
entirely of PLATINUM, the hardest and most
expensive metal known. rs the acid Of Vine.
gnr has absolutely no effect iupOn either the
Oak Vat or the Platinum Sean C0N, it's now
utterly impossible fOTany lmpurtty TO be com.
municated to the Vinegar III the process Of
boiling"
For Sale In bottles by
s booth. BattclIe 4 Co.,
Rug2l-St Corner Monroe 4 Water streets.
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FOR RENT.

TIME PATRONAGE OF ST. JOHNS
Church, on Chngllne street, ono qoOF
Ssssinn given tlTyt Of September. Also, 70 be
dispfSed Of, all or 0nyo
THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
AT PRIVATE SALE,
Conslsting OF Bureaus, Bedsteads, Carpets,
t'hRITE, China and Glassware, Bo0lI.cnshS,
sofns, WaUdrObes, Hat Rack, Marble Top and
Extension Tables, Kitchen Furniture, Del
PIER GLASS,
Of best French Plate Glass, 10 feet high BY IS
inches wide, fully worth 800, which VIII De
the difficulty and expense Of its removal east
aug5 ], n. HIGBIE.
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Our West Virginia exchanges very
generally come to us now with tormid.
able lists Of real estate returned dclin.
qucnt for taxes,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-21

+ THRpanico cCasioncd blythe Ketchum
frauds and other late detalcations in
New York, seems to have about sub
sided. Gold was u fraction higher on
Saturday, ss
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ST. vINCENTS
Classical 6 Mercantile College
WHEELING, w. VA.

WHEELING, VIVA.
DISHOP WHEI4ANv TRUSTS THAT THE
- success Of his efforts IN behalf OF female
education win recommend at once TO the
flvOr OF the public this institution for boys
and Young men, which he hopes TO make all
that Is desirable M q school for youth.
The modern languages Will Ike taught by
gentlemen TO whom they are veTnRculaT, and
who will AFFORD TO the pupils occasional OPP
portunities OF Learning by practice and con.
versntion. II IN intended to provide such
instruments and apparatus as may elucldnte,
while they give interest 10 the studies ofNAt:
ural Philosophy, Chemistry, Surveying and
Engineering. Tho artmsnt OF Book. keep.
ing and PenmanAhlp Will be superintendent
By an eminent accountant
The school will be open TO the public, but
only Catholics will be received as boarueIS,
unless for special reasons exception be made.
The discipline will be strict, and be enforced
by the dismissal Of the insubOtiinlte.
Payment will nlwnSy be required IN nirdnce;'
for the day.schOlaIE, quarterly; IN the cnSe
Of bOATderS, for the hnlf.seHLiOn; and the flR-
urCa below indicate the chRh'in-ndVRnce
terms. II from the neglect OF parents or
OtheJ causes payment Is delayed, nm addition
Of ten per cent. 10 the cash prices VIII Constl'
tute the regular charges Of the College. NO
deduction will be made for absence or for re-
moval when a quarter or hnlf-ReaSion has
been commenced, except In case Of sickness.
TERMS: WHEN PAID IN ADVANCED
poari, including lights, fuel, bed and
l,o1dtp1v Gor tho saI1O1naitN VnnP nj A
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THR New York papers arc having Il
great fight about the census statistics oil
that city, All of them have talked
ruther loosely about the population Of
the city, estimating itin,the vicinity Of
a million, but tho census, nearly com.
pletod, can't make out quite eight hun.
ilrod thousand. Asthe work is done by
Republican officials, tho World and
other Democratic papers see in this re,
suit awlcked scheme to cheat the city
out Of several Senators and Rcprcsen-
tatives, to which 1t would be entitled ii
the population was really million,
while the Republican papers contend
that figures will not lie, and that the
enumeration has been carefully aud
honestly made. AS yet there is moth
ing to provethe contrary, and the result
will stand without something besides
more assertion can DO found to back the
charges made by the World. Every
ambitious place is liable to estimate
that II possesses a larger population
than can be found by the census takers,
and New York is no exception to the
rule.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-21

WE are constantly indebted to Me
Kelvy's news depot for early copies of
the Cincinnati papers.
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"BLiNp 1'oM," who will be hero to-
night, seems to have created quite a
sensation III GAINESVILLE, according to
the onier. He played two different
pieces of music at once, and while do
ing 50 sang n third.
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Washington, June &9h, lS0A
TTYHEREAs BY SATISFACTORY XVI.
w dencO presented 10 the undersigned, u
ms been made % appear that '.Thc NeFs
chants National Hank Of West HtEs
ginia, % WheNllng," In the City o. Wheel.
Ing, IN the County OF Ohio and STATE o. Wolt
Virginia, has bt0Fi duly oTEaniicd under and
according TO tho requirements OF tho act o.
CnnFrcIS, entitled an oct 70 provide q Nation.
Al Currency, SECURED by : picdGa Of ymIed
state BOlItS and to provide fOE the clTsllA'
tion ard redemption thereof, approved June
-, 1884, and has cnlnpli1l with an the EFnvis-
ions Of Snid act, required 10 be complied with
before commencing the business OF banking.
under sad oct,
troiief az The Currency, do hereby eCTtlty that
ssTHE MERCHANfS' MARGINAL HANK
OF WEST VIRGINIA, AT WHEELIN0s
IN the City IL Wheeling Ia the County OF
Ohio and State OF West Virginia, = authoTs
iIpd 20 commence the buEtnCs Of Banking
under the act AfnrJegaM,
m testimony whereof witness my hand anti
neal Of Oiilce, this 9lh day % June, lSsA
FREEMAN CLARK,
lul7-eA Cnlnpl'r Of Tho Currency.
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THR Parkersburg Gdsetts says that
about forty houses are in course Of
erection there. IA
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Bethany College.

TOHIs INSTITUTION IS LOCATED IN
one OF the most beautiful and healthy
portions Of the hill country Of West Virginia.
Ii Il In Brooke county, SiftecH miles north OF
Wheeling, and SeUen miles from WellsbuTg at
which place, persons coming either by boat
or rail, can md hacks ready to take them to
the College. Situated as 1t Is In the country,
Il "a removed ut once from the temptations TO
extFnVagnnce, aud the facilities for Vice, which
attach To Colleges IN or near large cities
Young men who desire Thorough education
will find peculiar advantages in Bethany Col;
lege. She has mn experienced Faculty and
affords the best education on the lowest terms.
The 18th SeSsiOn will commence on the lst
Monday In october next and terminate on
the last Thursday Of juno, 1909.
FACULTY.
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, President.
W, K, PENDLETOH, Vice President and
Professor Of Mental Moral, and Political PHI
loSOphy and Bellies IettreA
CHARLES LOUIS LoOs, Professor Of Ancient
Languages and Literature.
Is. W, JOHNSON, Professor. of Mathematics
and Astronomy.
r. RICHARDSON, Professor OF Natural PHI
losOphy, Chemistry and Natural History.
TERMS.
Boarding nom 500 to $3.50 per week.
Tuition, per session OF months, 5000.
Washing and lights extrn,
Naturalization Fee $500.
For Catalogues or further information adj
dress W. X. .PGndletOn or c. l.. l.oOa, Sec'ty.
RuglS-2md&tw
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WE have something like final news
from the cable this morning. The
"chaang" of the line, during luIl in
the paying out process, caused 1t to
snap, and it would seem that all at
tcmpts to grapplo for the lost line were
fruitlCss Of success. The vessels gave
II up and put back to England. The
parting Of tho cable suggests the inqui-
~ whether 1t is possible to maintain
ono in the depths Of tho sen, ifit be once
laid. The first cable parted twice while
1t was being laid, once when but forty
miles had been paid out, and again
when one hundred and twenty-five
miles were laid. The whole line was
laid with success ut the next attempt,
but Insulation was soon lost, for what
reason hns never been discovered. 1t
is not improbable that 1t WINS occasioncd
by the parting of the cable again. Ex-
posed as the wire must DO Of necessity
to acknowledgements or the ocean, lying
across rough, rocky cliffs OF the ocean
bottom, 1t Is the most probable thing in
the world that 1t would soon be worn
of by the abrasion to which II must be
subjected.
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EXTRA CHARGES, PR QUARTER
IN ADVANCED

EXTRA CIIAH0KS, TER QUABTKK, IWIiEN PAII
IN ADVANCED
French, German, Italian or Spanish, per
Drawing, per quarter.
Use Of Philosophical and Chemical Ap-
pnratus, per quarter.
Music at Masters charges,
The school will he opened on the INST MOn'
day In September. Applications may be nd
AuH5
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The Merchants National
Bank of West Virginia,
TREASURY OF THR UNITED STATS,
DIVISION oF NATIONAL, HANkA,
Washington, june aith, lStA }

DIVISION nF NATIONAL, HANHts,
washington, June nth, lSA
TT IL HEREBY CERTIFIED THAT ''TliE
NerchRntS' National Hank 81 West
SiFrinla, AZ wheeling, W, Va, q bank
inT SSOciNti0n Organised under tho act 10
nr6VIde a National Currency, secqTed by.
ToigdGe If u. \. bonds, and 10 provide iOT tho
Circulation and redemption thetpNf," nppI0V-
IA June 5, 1854, having ComplhCl with the ~
RE regulations Of this department mniO III
pursuance thereof, has thistlny been dCaigrht.
III a. 4 depository oE Public moneys, except
TSSplpR nom Customs, and by virtue Of such
designation will nlHo bO employed asa FinAh'
isiSnSdl y, y, SPINNER,
inIS.Oi Treasurer u. 4
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Prospectus Of ST. JOSelh'S Academy
WHEELING. W. VA.

UNHIs INSTITUTION WILL BE OPENED
for the reception Of Pupils on Monday,
September 4tb. The course Of instruction
will comprise all the ordinary branches Of n
French and German languages taught by
competent Instructors. Strict attention paid
10 The department Of the Young Ladies, who
will be required 10 observe punctunlly the
Rules and Regulations adopted for their i'm
OrflpF
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Failing or In Exports 70 the United
GtaiSs-..The British Ground Of Hope
ln our neutrality-suspicious. Of Pro.
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Aaaufial.
The Merchants National
Bank of West Virginia,
AT WHEELING,

OYPitR or EII1 oolIFT y OF TEIx CUHHESCT,
WaIhlngtnr. June allh, ls1A
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-08-05

CoAL.-We hope some measures VIII be
taken soon to test the matter as to the exist
.ence of coal in this vicinity. That it does
exist in large quantities there is no doubt
We we're informed sometime ago that
movement was on foot to form a company
OF enterprisiug Welehmen, large number
Of whom live in this vicinity, and some of
whom are experienced hands at the business,
to purchase the necessary machinery, and
dig for coal. These men are the very ones
to take hold of the matter, and We believe
they would find it a paying investment.
Weare told that if it can be found within
three hundred feet of the surface it will pay
to lake It out. From what our Stats Gsol-
ogist says it could be found in abundance at
a less distance than that from the top of the
ground, and the first company who gets the
coal out will not only be public benefae-
tors, but will make money at it. We hope
to see the company alluded to above formed
and commence operations soon-the sooner
the better.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-08-05

CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-Hunt
d Bell, have just opened clock, watch and
jewelry establishment in Clapp's boot and
shoe store. They have brought on a well
selected stock of clocks, watches and jewel
ry, which they advertise for sale this week,
at low rates. They have also purchased
the silyersmith shop of R. A. Limbaugh,
and will be ready at all times to repair
clocks, watches, etc., on short notice. They
are practical Workmen, and warrant salts
faction. Those wanting anything in their
line, will do we'll to call on them. Success
to the new firm.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-08-05

New GROCERY HoUsE,-Two of our old
est settlers, John Bay and Samuel R. Hall,
both youBg men worthy Of the confidence Of
the community, have Just opened new
stock of family groceries, at their new store
room on Commercial street, one door south
of the Treasurers Office. We publish their
advertisement elsewhere, by referring to
which it will be seen they have general
assortment of goods in their line, such as
coffee, sugar, tea, canned fruits, provisions,
&c. We hope they will get their share of
the patronage of the public. They will do
a straightforward business with their fellow
citizens, and will do their best to render
satisfaction, both as to the good quality of
their goods, and the low figures at which
they will sell. Call and see them. They
want to buy vegetables saud country pro-
duce.
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VARNEY, MYERS & Co.-The advertise
ment of this popular Leavenworth house,
which deals extensively in stoves, tinWare,
lightning rods, sorghum evaporators, etc.,
will be found in our columns, to-day. Re
tail dealers in Southwestern Kansas, and the
people who go to Leavenworth for such
goods as they keep, cannot do better than 10
trade with them. Their house is at No. 80
Delaware street, LeaYenWorth. Read the
advertisement. Their stock is fully up to
the demands of the times.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-08-05

The old established and popular house of
P. G. Hallberg, has new advertisement in
this weeks News. Hal1berg keeps a large
and complete stock of dry goods, clothing,
hats and caps, notions, groceries and pro-
visions, queensware, earthenware, ETC., and
is selling at the lowest possible figures.
Hallberg has made money in EmpOria, and
we are glad he has, because he has spent it
literally for the improvement of the town.
We hope he viii make stacks more of the
filthy lucre. He has the incest business
room in this place, and keeps good stock
of goods, and is every way worthy of sue
cess.
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Rev. F. 10y brought US wheelbarrow
load ofvsgetablss, one day this week. con-
sisting Of fine Watermelon. nice green
corn and turnips, for which we return our
sincere thanks.
John Bennett presented US with dozen
and half of the best roasting ears We have
eaten this year. May be continue to pros
per.
Joseph Moon win please accept our
thanks for some splendid cucumbers, left at
our Office few days ago. Verify, our
friends have not forgotten US.
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ReIieions Cor ferenoe.

The Christians of Southwestern Kansas viii
hold their second annual Conference at the
Dunkard School House, near Plymouth, Lyon
county, to commence Thursday, August oath,
1866, at o'clock P. m. All persons that have
.'been baptized into Christ and are earnestly
eontending for the Faith which was ones deliv-
cred unto the Saints" viii be received as mem
bers of said conference. The public are respect
fully invited TO attend
By order Of The Committee
SIMON WALTERS, Clerk.
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A SUeeEsTIoN.-Thsre is almost univer-
sal complaint, at the present Cemetery used
by this community. It is too far off, and
is ragged, bleak looking place. Many have
expressed desire for better place. There
Is now an opportunity for our citizens to
get beautiful site for the last resting place
of relatives and friends. Leta company be
formed and twenty acres of the school Sec
ton which adjoins town be bought for that
purpose. This land is to be sold on the ed
Of September, next.
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There win be q camp meeting held eommene-
ing on Friday, September 29th, 1865. and hold
ing over sabbath, at Cole Greek, near John J.
CamPbelPs place. ION the road leading from En-
p0ria to Hartford. The camp meeting viii be
held under the superintendency Of Elder Nathan
kairehild. Ministers and brethren Of all ortho-
dox churches are invited to be ia attendance.
No huxter wagons or cake shops viii be allowed
on the grounds Tents viii be furnished to per-
sons wishing to tent by applying 70 J.. J. Camp
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-08-05

LAWRENCE TRADE.-The trade of Law
renee must have increased tremendously in
the last few months. We have been try
ing to see team going to LsavenwOrth for
the past two weeks, but can find none.
They are all going to Lawrence. and we see
several Of our exchanges IN Southern Kan
sas speak of the same state of things in
their respective communities. Well, let
Lawrence prosper. She certainly de-
serves it.
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s32-37
lotto.

ZANE BUTLER. Of parts unknown, Is hereby
e notiied that Joseph Butler did on the 9th
day Of July, 1855, file his petition IN the Office Of
tn clerk Of the District Court for Lyon county,
Kansas. charging the said Jane Butler with hay
ing been wilfuliy absent from him fer more than
one year last past, and that she did commit adult
terry with one Sect, Given name unknown,, and
asking that the said Joseph Butler may be d.
Yoreed from the said Jane Butler, Whieh petition
viii stand Tor hearing at the October term of sad
Court. JOSEPH BUTLER,
ssl g y he 49, ? = -
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M0TIGE.

JACOB WAR, of parts unknown. is hereby
e notified that William S. Reyburn, did on the
24th day of July, 1865, file his petition in the
Clerks ofee Of the District Court for Lyon eoun-
~, Kansas, against said War, setting forth that
sad War gave mortgage to said Reyburn on
the southwest quarter Of section two 81 town
ship eighteen (1e), south of range eleven, Q1,1
east Of 9th principal meridian, to secure the pay
ment Of $3.50, 900, according to a note referred to
IN said mortgage, and praying that judgment be
rendered against said War for said sum of $4,000
with interest on the same at 5 per cent per month
from the 18th day Of April, 1859, together with
10 per cent on said amount Of principal and in
terest attorney fees for foreclosure, and that
said pr e1nises may be sold to pay the same; and
that said War is required to answer said petit
ton On or before the 7th day Of October 1865.
z. IL. RUGGLESs
S-32-37 Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-08-05

EMPoRIA WATER MILL.-This institution
is now in full blast, and w. T. Soden, pro-
prietor, announces to the public, in our ad-
Using columns, that he is ready to grind
wheat and flour at all times. This mill is
one fthe largest and best water mills south
of the Kaw river, and is run by one OF the
best millers in the State.
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Gown AND COUNTRY

RA1LRoAD MEET1NG.-There will be a
meeting at Emporia in the Christian Church
next Saturday evening, August 18th, at y
O'Clock, for the purpose of considering the
proposition to take stock in the Lawrence
and Enporia Railroad. Let every voter be
present. MANY CITIZENS.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-08-05

NoTIcE-There will be a meeting of the
stock holders of the State Normal Boarding
House, at Emporia, August 9th, 1865, at
one O'Clock P. NJ, to effect a permanent or
ganization-.to take the necessary steps to
incorporate the association-to locate and
provide for the erection of the house, and
to do all other business properly coming be
fore the meeting. Let every stock holder
be present. JOHN HAMMOND,
G. V. EsKRIDGE,
G. C. MORSE,
G. D. HUMPHREY,
L. D. BAILEY,
Trustees pro tenn.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-08-05

Several members of G and E companies
came home on Sunday, prefeIiug home life
to laying about Fort Riley, where they have
been doing nothing for about two months.
They were sent for on Wednesday, and
started back to Riley on Thursday. We
hope to see them return to stay in few
days.
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MARRIED..

At the residence of the brides father, on Sun
day, July Both, 1866, by A. r. Bancroft, MR..
ELI Ii. MAYNARD and MISS MARY F. HIG-
GINBoTHAM, all of Lyon county, Kansas.
Near Plymouth, July 30th, 1865, at the resi-
denee of Mrs. Julia Ann Holsinger, by Elder j.
w. Loyesee, Mr.. ELIJAH JUSTICE, and MISS
MERCY o. BALCH, of Chase County.
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sPECIAn NoTICEs.
Tale pue Notice.

Circumstances e-mpel me to dos cash business;
strictly, with every one, hereafter. Goods must
be paid for before they are taken from the store.
an person owing me are requested to settle i'm
mediasely. I must and VIII kayemoaey-
il. CATTERSoN.
August 9th 1865. as2Af
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GEre Gnpuria 9ems.

ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY,
IN THE NEWS BUILDING, EMPoRIA, KANSAS, AT
TWO DOLLARS a YEAR
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LAWRENCE, KANSAS.
strayed or Stolen.

ENROM the subscriber, living at Bazaar, Chase
A. county, Kansas, the following described
property: One bright bay mare, nine years old
with three white feet white face, and sore on
her jaw. One dark bay mare about nine years
old, marked with circle containing letter T'F."
the left shoulder. Three yearling horse colts,
one roam, one dark bay with white stripe on face,
and one chestnut sorrel with small spot fore
head. Any one returning the above animals to-
me- give any information that viii lead to their
recovery, viii be literally rewarded.
JOHN SHARP.
s-3O-3w# P o. Address: Bazaar, Chase co., Ras.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-08-05

Charley Link and EnOs Hadley have just
received new thrashing machine which
they propose 10 run in this vicinity this
year. 1t has been tried and does splendid
work. 1t was made in Wisconsin.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-08-05

Mr.. Fraker, County Treasurer, adyertises
valuable school lands for sale this week.
There will be chance for somebody.
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Rates of Advertising

An II and transient Advertisement Per line first
insertion ana cents each subsequent insertion
eOln ntnsy dollars SIX months hy doiiarsi
three months thirty doars. Half column, year. Fifty
dollars six months. thirty dOaTsi three months, twenty dol
lars Quarter column dollars six aoats
fifteen dollars; three snts dollars. Eighth column.
year. dollars; six months, eight dOarsi three months
i've dollars.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-08-05

We cannot learn that there is much dam
age done to wheat standing out. 1t was
mostly gathered before the rains of this
week.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-08-05

CANDY.-That enterprising business man,
VIM. Hazeltine, of Lawrence, has started a
candy mandatory in Lawrence. See ad-
Vertisement.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-08-05

We have had to neglect. our editorial de-
partmsnt somewhat this week, on account
of rush of work that could not be neg
lected.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-08-05

What has become of the Lawrence Daily
Tribune? We have not received a copy for
nearly three weeks.