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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-05-13
Uhe Gmpotia Iftta,
SATURDAY, MAY IS, 1865.
Newsnnner Changes.

The Topeka Tribune has change hands.
Its now run by C. K. Holiday. man Of
fair ability. Success to the institution pc
cuniarly. further this deponeth saith not
as he has set sail without giving the least in
timaton Of his destination. We hope the
Tribune has received the proper abIution in
the change.
The Paola Herald Office has been Pur-
chashed by McReynolds and Kane, who
have commenced the publication of a new
edition, under the name of Miami County
Argas. The paper presents a neat typo
graphical appearance, and from our ac-
uuaintance with Mac, we believe it will be
run in the right direction. Success to the
Argus.
The Doniphan County Soldier has pass
ed into the hands of j. II. Hunt, and will
be hereafter known as the Troy Reporter.
This paper has been christened and bap-
tised several times under different names,
and we hope for the name and respect we
bear the universal Hunt family" that this
last change may result in the complete an
initiation of its fraud proclivities.. Success
to the Reporter until further notice.
The Garnet Plaindealer, is the name oil
a new paper started at Garnett, Anderson
county Kansas, by 1. E. Olney. 1t com
menoes under favorable auspicies, with all
the prestige and character of the Hamden
Exposition. It being published on the same
type and edited by the same editor. Car
any good come out of Nazareth?
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Punishment of a DisloyaI soIdier.

When the news of The assassination OF
p, President Lincoln was received in this city,
Henry Peters, private of Go. B, 5th u. S.
Infantry, made use of the following Ian
guage;;
"a THAT he was damned glad OF it; that
s. they ought to have been killed two years
ago, and that they. meaning the President
of the United States aud the Secretary of
State, had done nothing for the last two
p years but kill and murder men; that he
% was not fighting for Lincoln, but for the
"a Union, and Lincoln was not, bat for the
20 negro" and other language of like tenor
and import. - :.
= Peters has been in the rebel armV, was
captured and released on enlisting 10 the
Y. s. army andwas detailed on duty at
Department Headquarters. lie was imme-
diately arrested, sent to Gratiot. and placed
z m close confinement On the 1triab before
the courSmaFtiaI hecplead fsnot guilty." but
was found guilty, and sentenced '.to be
sdishOnorably discharged from the SERVES
of the United States, to forfeit all pay and
ALLOWANCES now due or hereafter to become
due, ahd Is be imprisohed az hard labor
I for the period Of two years. at spch place as
5s The General Commanding the, Department
va shall designate, with bali and chain attach
ed to his.lefs reg for the first month of biz
prisonnhent.-MIssouri Democrat.
@~1s5i ~ NG :
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q The news last night says the capture Of
jeff Davis is almost certain. A dispatch
dated New York, May 10th, Gays the cap
ture Of Davis is looked upon by the military
authorities as certain, it is now known that
DsFis and the two brigades. Of cavalry with
him, were completely enYeloped by Gems
Stoneman, Wilson and Griersensr and that
escape is impossible, except as a disguised
fugitive. One year soldiers are. to be mus
tered out at once. The.rebel Gen. Taylor
has surrsuasru uimssir ana army to Gen
Candy. I'd i1oyaayHs1 v-sa 7vea
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NO. 3.

AN Ordinance TO compel the attendance of mem.
bers of She Board of Trustees of the Town OF
EmPoria, at all meetings of the Board.
Be it Ordained By the Board Of Trustees of tn
IOl0n Of EnlpOTia:
SECTION l. It shall be the duty of each and
every member of the Board Of Trustees, of the
Town of Emporia, to attend all regular and epe
cial meetings of said Board, unless compelled &c
be absent by sickness, unavoidable bushes;
engagements. H
SEC. 3. Every member who shall be absent
from any regular or special meeting of the Board
unless for the reasons stated in the first section
of this ordinance, be fined for the first violation
of this ordinance, in the Sum of fifty cents, and
for every subsequent violation, the sum Of one
dollar, such fine or fines to be collected by the
Town Collector, and paid into town Treas ury,
for the use and benefit of the Treasury If said
town.
SrC. g. This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
.-r--r ~ JACOB STOTLER,
Chairman Board of Trustees.
Passed May 10th, 1865.
E. BORT0N, Clerk.
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ORDINANCES.
NO. j

ff ta NO. ]. EfA
An Ordinance fixing the time of meetings of the
Board of Trustees OF the Town of Emporia
Be It 0rdained by Ike heard Of Trustees Of the Toloa
Of ETiyoTja: ~ E4LB -
SECTION l. The regular meetings of the Board
of Trustees of the Town of EmpoIia, shall be
held at the office of he Clerk of Lyon County
in Emporia On the first Monday of each month
commencing at 7 O'Clock Pm.
SEQ. ?. Special meetings may be called by the
Chairman Of the Board, whenever. in his Judge
ment, the necessities Of the Inhabitants of the
town demand such special Getting.
SEC. g. This ordinance to take effect and be in
force from and after its publication in the En-
poria News JACOB STOTLER,
- - Chairman Board of Trustees.
Pas sed May 10th, 1865.
E. BORTON, Clerk.
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Proclamation.

Whereas, It appears from evidence in the
Bureau Of Military Justice that the atrocous
murder Of the late President Abraham
Lincoln, and the attempted assas sination Of
the Hon. VIM. H. Seward, Secretary Of
State, was melted and concerted by and be-
tween jeff, Davis, late of Richmond, Va,
and Jacob Thomson, Clement @. Clay,
Beverly Tucker, Geo H. Sanders, w. G.
Cleary, and others in Canada. Now There
fore, l, Andrew Johnson, President of the
United States, do offer for the arrest of said
persons, or either of them within the limits
of the United State so that they can be
brought to trial, the following rewards:
800, 900 for the arrest of Jeff. Davis, S25,-
900 for the arrest Of Clement {. Clay,
$25, 900 for the arrest of Jacob Thomson g,
late of Mississippi, S25. 900 for the arrest
of Geo. n Sanders, S25, 900 for the arrest
of Beverly Tucker, and $4,000 for the ar
rest of VIM. G. Cleary, late clerk of Glenn
ent G. Clay. The Provost Marshal Gener
al of the United States is directed TO cause
a description of said persons with notice Of
the above rewards, to be published.
In testimony whereof l have bereunto
set my hand and caused the seal of the Uni
ted States to be affixed
Done at the City of Washington, the 2d
day of May, in the year of our Lord, 1865
and of the Independence of the United
States of America, the sch.
By the President,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
WIN II. HUNTER. Acting Ssc'y of State.
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Jacob Landes, the we'll known and gen
tlemauly proprietor of the, Mansion House,
Leavenworth, died last week.
The Mansion will be kept open by Mrs.
Landes, and we believe under her super
vision, with the aid of Mr.. J. Ewell, for
mer clerk, that the house will lose none of
its well earned reputation. The Mansion
deserves liberal share of public patronage.
It always furnishes the best of accommoda-
tons at reasonable rates.
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A Dun.

All persons owing subscriptions to the
N. E. Church, are hereby notified 10 come
forward and settle the same Immediately.
Those unable to make immediate payment
in money, will give their note for the amount
with ten perlceht. interest from date.
By order of The Board of Trustees.
]. G. FRAZER, Agent.
Emporia, May 10Th. 1865, 3w
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Notice.

TNAKEN W, by the subscriber, living one mile
i northeast of Ottumwa, the following des-
cribed stock: One dark bay Horse, with small
white spot in the forehead and white left feet
to the pastor, supposed to be four years old, no
brands or marks pereeivable; also, one spotted
mare pony, both glass-eyes, four years old. no
brands perceivable; also, one yearling colt, dark
bay, with white spot in the forehead and large
white spot on the nose. The colt belongs to the
mare. SAMUEL LAW HENCE.
May 2nd, 1865. 1886
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Passed May 10th, 1865.
E. BORT0N, Clerk.
MOB.

NO. 3. o. r
An Ordinance in relation to Firearms.
Be it Ordained By the Board of Trustees of Oh
TOaon Of EnlpO1 ia:
SECTION l. The discharging or shooting If O
hereby prohibited within the corporate limits of
the town of Emporia.
SEC. 2. Every person violating the first section
of this ordinance, shall be fined for each offense
in any sum not less than one or more than ten
dollars, together with costs of suit, to be
cred in an action before any Justice of the Peace
SEC. 8. This ordinance shall take effect and be
in force three days after its publ cation in the EN-
poria News, JACOB STOTLER,
CT airman Board Trustees.
Passed May 10Th, 1865.
E. BORTON, Clerk.
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On the 10th inst, the bosom of winter
over leaped the clap of SPRING" 1t snow
ed all the forenoon rapidly, then broke
down with chilly atmosphere, which
caused light freeze at night, doing little
or no injury This was wild freak of ma
ture, such as the oldest settlers have never
seen. It may be special Providence, at
least as much so as the assassination Of
President Lincoln.
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GUERRILLA K1LLED.-"C Captain" Rucker
and his brother, and Captain" Jas, Mat
lock were recently captured in Clarke conn
ty, and while on their way to Macon at
temped to escape and were killed. They
were noted shwhackers.-Kaasqs City
Journal
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April 18th, 1855.

BUCKEYE REAPERs q MowERs.-We are
Sole Agents for this celebrated Machine,
greatly improved for 1868, aud will sell
them at the manufacturers price and freight.
We will warrant every Machine.
IS-3m. GRIFFITH & DUNCAN.
Lawrence, Kansas.
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srRAYED from the subscriber, a. I'm

STRAYED from the subscriber, at I'm
poria. on the oh inst, one light roam Ca
iirnahehe pony, about s years old. both ear.
split, shOTthil; 40 other marks or brands
remembered. Ten dollars reward viii be
paid for the return Of said pony or such in
formation as win ieaa1to its recovery {.
IIW Tsfao aEA H. ] TEoMPsoE. 5
EnPoria,,May7 i 9Th, ls65sssas
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Straved,

GTRAYED from th e subscriber, one light bsy
- mare poney, between FIVE and six years old
branded with S on the left shoulder. Any per
son giving information that will lead to the re
eovery of raid pony will be suitably rewarded
All information sh0 Id be Jeff at the News Of
fee. JOHN L. CONNER.
Emporia, May 5th 1865. S83-tf
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,KIRBY's AMERICAN IRON HARvEsTER.-
We are also sole agents for this durable,
cheap and easy draft Machine. and will sell
only on orders This is the cheapest Ma
chine offered for 1865.
GRIFFITH & DUNCAN.
13-3m. Lawrence, Kansas.
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The Presidential Succession.

The terrible tragedy at Washington has
led to the inquiry on the part Of many con-
corning the successor of President Johnson
should he also be removed by death. For
the information of such we would state that
vacancies in the Presidential chair during
any given term are filled from the Senate.
Just before the close of the first executive
session of each Congress, the Vice Presi-
dent usally vaeates the chair which is i'm
mediately filed by the election of President
protein who performs the duties OEthe Vice
President whenever that officer Is absent,
and in case Of the death of both President
and Vice President he succeeds to the Off
ce.
The present President of the Senate is
Hon Lafayette S. Foster, of Connecticut.
He has been in the Senate since 1856, and
is two years senior of President JOonson
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Entiea.

TIE partners hip, commencing April 18th,
h 1864, between Alexander Bailey, JEceb
Carey and J>hn Van Gundy, under the firm
name of Bailey, Carey & Co., was Dissolved on
the 8th day of December, 1864. The notes and
accounts were placed in the hands Of Alexander
Bailey for collection and settlement.
3S3-tf BAILEY 81 CAREY.
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Seven yards of brown Denim, on the
road from Emporia to ]. 81. Millers. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
the same atthis Office, or returning it to j.
NJ. Miller. as.f s..I'e #-
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WHEEL CULT1vAToRs.-We will have a
large stock of the best Wheel CulLiva:ors,
including the Buckeye, Waterman's, Stat
ford's, Hawkeye, &C., which we will sell
at manufacturers prices, with freight. Send
orders early.
13-2m. GRIFF1TH & DUEoAN,
Lawrence, Kansas.
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Rev. J. w. Lovesee will preach at John
Il. Grifith's, on Sunday the 9Ist, at two
O'Clock P. NJ, on the Providence of God.
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III. Bates has removed his Drug Store

NJ. H. Bates has removed his Drug Store
into the building formerly occupied by I. E
Perley, and is now prepared to furnish the
people of Soutaw estern Kansas, with every
thing in the Drug line. 1t will astOnish
you to see how nicely be has everything
arranged. He fully appreciates full store
and thriving business; and It's thought by
some, that he is seeking after some fair one
to be partner of his Go in ladies and
see for yourselves-bis large stock of no
tons.
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Notice.

THE pa rtnership existing between Alexander
Il Bailey and John Van Gundy. commencing
the 9Th of December, 1864, was dissolved on the
9Th day of February, 1865.
3s3-tf ALEXANDER BAIEEY.
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Dissolution Notice.

TEHE partnership heretofore existing between
i BTitton Fawcett has been dissolved by
mutual consent Those knowing themselves
indebted to US, are requested to come for ward
and settle up Immediately.
@. A. BRITTOT,
JOHN FAWCETT.
March 3Oth, 1865. 37O-tf
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NJ. H. Bates keeps constantly on hand
Glass, Putty, Linseed Oil, White Lead,
and general assortment of such articles.
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WHAT ABRAHAM LINCOLN SAID.-With
malice toward none, with charity for all,
with frmness in the right, as God gives us
to see the right. let us strive on to finish
the work We are in, to bind up the nation s
wounds, to care for him who shall have
borne the battle, and for his widow and his
orphans, to do all which may achieve just
and lasting peace among ourselves and with
all nations.
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Peter Eikenberry, an old and prominent
citizen, died at his. residence in Pike town
ship, on last Thursday morning.
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Lumber! Lumber!

LAWRENCE, KANSAS, April 18th, ] 865.
The undersigned has established branch
of his business in this city, and has just
received nice lot Of White Pine seasoned
LUMBER such as. Dressed Flooring, and
Siding, also Dressed Boards, Shingles,
Lath,- &C., DC, which he will sell at the
lowest cash prices. Farmers and purcha-
.sers generally. are invited to examine my
stock before buying elsewhere.
Yard, corner of Henry and Massaohu-
sets streets, Lawrence, Kansas.
RICHARD SCHULENBURG,
of st. Louis, Mo.
J. G. RAIrHEL. Agent, Lawrence. 4w
W. o. K. CoxE, successor to Gone d Reid
United States Military Attorneys, Lawrence
Kansas. Exclusive attention given to the col
lection of War CLains; with the experience Of
three years and half, success is guaranteed Ell
the adjustment of Military Claims, both simple
and complex.
Address, " o. Z. CoSE,
374-tf Military Attorney.
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Now is your time to purchase fine Pho
tograph Album, at LeavenworLh prices.
E. R. & E. TRAsK have just received a fine
lot, by express, from New York, together
with lot of Photographs and Steel-plate
engravings of A. Lincoln, Seward, Parson
Brownlow, H. w. Beecher and others. Go
and supply yourself before they are all gone.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribe,
IN has been appointed and qualified MS Ad
illustrator, of the estate of Ziba NJ Glow, late
of Lyon county, deceased, this 10Th day Of April
A. D. 1865, and all persons having claims
against said es tate, required to exhibit them
for allowance to me within one year after the
from any benefit of said estate, and such claims
are not exhibited within three years from the
date of my letters, they shall be forever debarred
THOMAS G. HILL,
1924 1920 Administra tor
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Those who desire to sell their farms, or
any prperty, will find it to their interest to
call on n. S. SToRRs.
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There has been several horses missing
from the vicinity Of Emporia in the last fort
night. Several men with extra horses have
been seen atdiferentPoints at late hour in
the night, and some suspicious persons
have been lurking in the neighborhoOd
which are circumstances that should put
every man on his guard. Let every mar
be vigilance committee of one and take
no prisoners, Be on the qui oiUe ciIizens.
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LAWRENCE TO ST. LOUIS
TgI0I PACIFIC RAILWAY PACKET LITBl
MISS O URI RIVER.
r CLARA. Captain E. Spencer;

Steamer CLARA. Captain E. Spencer;
Steamer ISABELLA, Captain J. F. Dozier;
Steamer PARAGON, Captain s. r. Sousley;
Steamer MARCELLA, Captain Jas. O'NeaI.
One of the above steamers will leave Wyan-
dotte for Saint Louis every Monday and Thurs
day, after the arrival CT the Lawrence train in.
P. M Through tickets can be purchased at Law
renee. Fare from Lawrence to st. Louis, SIG.
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A dispatch from ST. 10. states that John
Pattee was the lucky cuss that drew his
own hotel, and we would add, the adroit
swindler and knave, that has swindled the
people out of one hundred thousand dollars.
Better men have been sent to learn trade
for less offence. Success. in swindling
inspires villainy HerWill offer it again,
mark that d s.E ts
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Notice.

My books and accounts are left in the
possession Of j. H. Hunt for settlement.
Those owing me will call and settle with
him Immediately. He is authorized to set
tie and receipt for all dues in my name.
p. S. PACKARD.
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EMPORTA HOUSE.

n s. SToRRSg PRoPEIEaoR.
ITHTIE ffnveiing public cansbe well cared for ss
Il this nouses On The most reasonable terms
Coed StabApg contested With the House ia
sa3s ai6l
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Notieethe dissolution of Newton & Hunt.
Newton continues at the old stand. He
is now gone after a new stock.
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Administrators Notice.
~. s ST RS,
Land Agent and Convey
ANGER Of Deeds,

E IMP ORIA, KAN SAS.
HAVING been a resident of the Neosho Val
II ley the past eight years, and have become
we'll acquainted in all parts of the State, I am
prepared tog give valuable information to those
who desire to settle in this country 1 will sell
Real Estate for non residents, make out Deeds
examine Titles, pay Taxes, make Collections in
the Neosho Valley for Lawrence, Leaveuworth
Kansas City and ST. Louis Merchants. The
best of reference given when required.
All communications must be accompanied with
a letter stamp to secure an answer.
Office No. Ill, Commercial Street, Emporia,
Kansas.
Emporia, April tn, 29ls65. 362-R
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For Sale.

I co ACRES of land, 25 acres timber, under
lOO improvement; good house and 2 good
wells, and plenty of living water. For sale
cheap fOr, cash By N. s. SToRRS.
0AN ACRES of land; 40 acres timber; good
AfO house; 80 acres under Improvement;
1000 new rails in the timber; it is one of the
best farms in Lyon county r. I1E{Ez -EL.
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Wanted.
WOOL CARDING !!
F. w. RANFORD & GO.

WE would most respectfully inform the pub.
w lie, that we have our machinery in full
operation, and is run by experienced hands.
We will GARD WOOL in satisfactory manner,
and on reasonable terms, at short notice. Give
us trial. f. W. EANFORD d co.
Emporia, April 29th, 1865 3w
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Dissolution Notice.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
]. F. Newton and P. II. Hunt, I'M
der the stile and firm of Newton & Hunt, is thi:
day dissolved by mutual consent. 81 person:
indebted TO the above firm, will please call and
settle the same at once with J. F. Newton.
NEWTON & HINT.
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Thankful for past favors, hope to merit a
share of he,publie patronage, as shall contin-
ue in business at the Old stand, where 1 will al
ways be found ready to attend to the wants OF
my friends j. F. NEWTON.
Emporia, May 18th, 1865. 364-87
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WANTED Charcoal, by Catterson, Gil
more & Co., at the TIN SHOP.
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UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY. Ed

The steamer Calypeo will run daily between
Wyandotte, Leavenworth and Weston, in con-
nec'ion with the Union Pacific Railway. This
affords n safe and pleasant route from Lawrence
Topeka and all parts of Southern and Western
Kansas, to Leavenworth and Weston and all
points North and East.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
Goods shipped from Chicago, New York, CT
any point east, via. The Union Pacific Railway
Packet Line, should be marked, Care Capt. 6 .
S. Rogers, Supt U. P. R. Packet Line, St. Louis,
Mo-" Goods so marked will receive immediate
attention and care, charges for commission at
st. Louis. Goods shipped from New York, ''via.
Atlantic d Great Western Railway will reach
ST. Louis without breaking bulk.
EN-. BARTHOLOW,
-. Gen. Supt. U. P. R. Ed.
Orr. GEN. SUIT. q. p. R., E. Dr.
Wyandotte, April, lst, 1865.
C.WOOD DAVIS.
Genl Pass. d Fright Agent.
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See the ordinances of.our Board of Trus-
tees. They are a terror to evil doors.
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Any one wishing to buy land will do well
to see n. S. SToRRs.
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GENERAL PRODUCE DEALERS,

Stone Warehouse, near the Bridge.
LAWRENCE, KANSAS.
We pay cash for Hides, Cotton, Wool. Hemp
and Tobacco. Or if parties prefer it, will re-
ceiye and ship direct to any of the Eastern
markets on their account, charging them a small
commission, and make liberal advances on
Consignments. 55I4 E3
Hon S. j. Crawford, Gov. of Kan, Topeka,
Capt. J. r. Mcclure. Arc. n Fort Riley,
Messrs. R0bbinss g Collier, Council Grove,
Messrs Waslzey & Hurst Emporia,
McDonaId & Bros, Fort Scott,
Carney d Stevens, LeAyenworth.
". L. Aaustin d Co. st. Louis,
Northup & Chick. 80 New York,
H. Chick & Co. GOO Kansas City,
W. II. Moore d Co., Fort Union, N. NJ
P. s.. Freight can now be shipped through
from Lawrence to all points East, an rice ueSsa
Lawrence, Kans., March IA. 1865. 3f7-sm