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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-01-20
, on common SCHOOLS.


The following statistics are taken from
Che report of Profs. Goodnow, State Super
inteudent of Public instruction. Il pre-
sents a record in che cause Of Education of
which our State may justly feel proud, and
as an item forthoee who contemplate NOV
ing here il will do much good to give it a
general dissemination. We believe one
fact is fast becoming established, viz: that
the educational advantages of Kansas are
fully up to the standard of the age in which
We Evei so that our Eastern friends need
have no fear of moving to our S. ate on this
account, for every improvement on the old
"school system is being adopted, and their
children and youth will enjoy every facility
for q thorough aud liberal education. Nj.
Goodnow says:
''Last year the whole number of children
of schoolag reported from $40 school dis
triets, was 1894; this year we have re-
ported from I'll districts, As, l48. of whom
&c, 34I have been enrolled in The common
schools gain of nearly 90 per cent! in
scholars, and over Is per centin attendance.
Last year we numbered 732 teachers, thif,
e98--an increase of 224 pei cent. For
teachers wages last year we paid $5l i36l
81 this year, 86, 1913 22-sn inetease Of
So per cent. Raised by direct taxes last
year, S53, 2 As. 20; this year, Sl06. 589.o4
AN increase Of 82,p per cent. Value OF
school houses last year, $95,7a6 II this
year, S122. 822 64--an increase of 60 pr CT
eve have also SO select schools report
ed, with 4S teachers numbering 2,o7l
scholars; three academies and institutes,
with teachers and 235 students; and three
colleges and universities, with ] l teachers
and professors, and 900 students. Addi-
-tiOnal to these, we have the State Normal
School, with two professors and 80 stu
dents; and the State Agricultural College,
With four professors and 113 students.
"With this cumming up of statistics we
are more than satisfed-We are grateful
delighted. This is but slight foretaste OF
What our people can and will do in educa
ztional matters" lz 'aa 1r. 11a
Mr.. Goodnow gives an interesting report
Of tour made by him through the State;
and embraces the subjects of teachers in
,stitutes; teachers wages, compensation to
district officers, salary of county superin
tendents, school taxes, school houses-ma-
king May practical suggestions to the
Legislature oa each subject, This report
should be in the hands of every friend Of
education in the State. s-s TFSs"l-5o .
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We will undoubtedly get an aPprOpris-
tion to keep OuE. Normal going in good
shape. As to whether We win get the necy
essary amount to eject 3 building I can not
yet state with any dsgrsesof sceFiainty,.
Our Speaker is oneof fhs best young men
m the State. having hela several important
and responsible positions, all of which he
flled with great credit; and be went through
the WARM a gallant manner being Lent.
Col. o. The gallant old Kansas Tenth. =
2 Nesman inlthaStaie could excel John 4.
Morton for Grief elerk.-Phe Houss- is
peculiarly fortunate inobhving his services
in this responsible position. 81 9: tsss5
1 will close for this time,and will enr
deaVor to keep your readers posted. s.
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FROM THE CAPITAL.
Topeka, january 16.b, 1866.

l.5 Topeka, January 18Th, 1866.
enc DEAR News: have heretofore written
nothing for your columns because of the
uncertainty Of its reaching you. The mail
between this poiut aud Burliugame is very
unreliable, in fact little worse than moth
ing. The contractor ought to be ''hauled
over The GOALS, An effolt is being made
to get him to let a sub contract to Mr.. lis
dale who is now running an express between
Topeka and BurHhgame, under the charge
Of John Watson. This express makes good
time. and connects with the Lawrence
. stage at the latter psmsd place with rsgu-
larity. 1t is hoped that this line will get
the mail to carry. At present receive
my mail from EmpOria via Lawrence,
and ! presume the mail for your point is
sent the came way. .cusC
I OF course your readers have heard of the
organization Of the House; and of the Rep
resentatiye fIom the 64.h being slightly
showed under" for Speaker, I Perhaps a
word of explanation will NOT be out of place
A day or two before the body met, it be
came evident that the CONTEXT was close.
Mr. Lacock, the candidate from the North
srn tier arrived on Sunday. and combina-
, ton was Immediately made between him
ana Col, Burris. which the .seenllemaD
from Lyon took no steps TO countsract
not being overly anxious for success. This
OF course strengthened Col. Burris. On
Monday night and Tuesday morning /, was
considered so close tbatit depended entirely
on the eOurssof the Atchison delegation,
which had not taken position, but was on
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-01-20
From the Plaing.

The suffering on the plains this winter
has been immense and the. record thus far
has been worse than for years back. We
gather the following items from our ex-
changes: T...fas H.
'.The conductor of the Santa Fe stage,
which arrived on the 9Th, reports several
trains snow bound on the route and immense
suffering as liable TO both man and beast.
A man aged about thirty years, froze to
and Dodge. His body was brought TO the
litter place and inferred: Should the cold
weather continue, the thousands Of animals
and hundreds of human beings now on the
plains without shelter or protection. will
be subjected to rigors which will take all of
flesh and blood to Withstand 20.
The Conejl Grove Democrat of the 18th
says: We learn from the Wagon master of
one of Shrewsbury, Slemmons & Co. 8
Trains-a very reliable genAemen-that in
the great snow storm, on the plain g, a few
weeks since, that seyeralpersons persisted,
and great number were badly frozen. AT
Bear creek, two men was frozen to death
and two others missing. Every Fort along
the ro1d is filed with the unfortunate
teamsters-with feet, hands and ears .frc zen
many of whom, the Surgeons despair of
recovering. The snow is very deep. and
tho wealth unusually cold. About 500
head of oxen persisted by the cold.
/ Sam Wood writing from cold Bents
Fort says: The fact is, we are iroze up
and showed under Halfa dozen men have
their feet frozen so that they are unable to
travel, but that sSrnatters but little, far as
''going ahead" is concerned, for the snow
is so deep that we-could not move if we
wished. Just imagine youeselfzup in this
''mountian range" with an OK train, half a
dozen frozsn negroes. snow a foot deep, on
the level, thermometer go deg. below zero,
three or four oxen starving or freezing TO
death every night. and no way to prevent
it and you can imagine my situation, away
out here, thinking of the "loyed ones"
left at home &c II
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An Important Change.

Il is vaguely reported that certain Repub-
lican members of Congress from the w est,
have resolved to oppose any alterations In
the tariff calculated TO secure domestic man
nfscturers against the effects of foreign COM
petition. Their idea is said to be that any
alteration of this soft, while they might be
beneficial 10 Eastern capitalists, would be
injurious to Western farmers. This IS an
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-01-20
Lyon County Census Returns omcial.

EDIToRs News: The following table ta-
ken from the census report on file in the
Office of the Secretary of State. shows the
population Of Lyon county, SO far as report
ed by the Assessor. Up to this date
there has been no report from the Town
ships of Elmendaro, Jackson and Waterloo.
-a7 iauaaa tse C. v. ESKRIDGE.
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Douglas JerrOld was Al q party. when
the park guns announced the birth Of a
prince. '.HoW they do powder these ba-
bies," exclaimed Jerrold.
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5onr Raif Ro6d. Interests.

We call the attention Of our readers to
the following practical hints on our railroad
interests from an old resident of Emporia,
whose advice sis entitled 10 the highest re.
srsct: SO '7.f- - "a 70 Uyu.9o9 - e. IS
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EuROPEAH.-News from Liverpool up to

Dec. 2sth areas follows
The Fe6ian trials are pro- sressing at
CoEkS ~.
e Another pfisetor. James Mouhtoire, was
Acquitted. s M
& TNo regiments we're hastily sssnt from
England 30 Dublin. one Of then Tin gar
rison at ManeAssteF was ARC used at 8 a m.
and conveyed to- liverpool, 1 300 strong,
early the same morning, and forthwith en-
t5afked to Dublin. Ssdctr ensrperic move
me9tPros course gave rise TO ramors of se-
riods danger sy1-kAs-t Flf1-fA sE1E5l
-I5eudon money =unarket=zis-4igbt,.de-
mand heavy. The Bank has advanced its
rsss = PEI SSHs EeafSsutEs lpqetiys and az
The Is France denies That the French:
Minister at Washington threatened to fgave
there if the Federal Government sent a min.
lister accredited TO the Juarez Government,
or that the first Secretary had been cent, to
The London Times, in an editorial on
Mexican affairs, ayers that Napoleon win
probably withdraw sooner OF. later, and sug
gest for the interest of all concerned, to qui-
city await results, and abstain from incon
siderate expressions on the subject
I The News says that the absorption of
American stocks throughout Europe of late
has been more extensive than ever before
known, Itsays that this is one of the causes
/ of the depreciation Of English securities.
The, Times Paris correspondent states a
complimentary dinner was given Gen. Soho
field, on, the anniversary, Of the battle Of
Nashville. The American Minister and 4
member of American Affairs, and citizens
sojourning in Paris were present.
All papers have been warned beforehan d
not to publish the letter of the Count de
Paris, to the Chicago Republican.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-28

Bulls HEAD, Monday Aug 27.-The offerings al
onehunrths to-day are fresh and about 30 stale cat
e but taken with 06 sold to butchers at Ber.
gen and some elsewhere making close upon 1000 head and
the supply is sufficient following s.it does average oloN
for the mast three weeks Possibly there slight advance
unon the bes. cattle larger proportion bringing ise hs
lonc tall sold enough and lower to make II "a Srhs
market was enphatcsly hard rough old oxcn thisev
and s 9yesr old bulls Some of the later sod go
each or very ltto more %. per pound Ths1Gk d
le ranged from loo to 7e fair good cattle. e or
two droves brought fully ic right through some oil
ng AT over lsc to believe the purchasers ney
were very fine cattle however As In former weeks OF
few had passed through several hands TO instance 4nte
drove we win remark that the person who bought o. the
graders at the sold at Buffalo 10 party who cone
cluded make his commission az Albany ana ae.
from there they wholesaed again ana taen sne ~ 80
49, hntohers chance them. II each party made 20 peg
kS an them $40 were added 10 each bullock by way OF con
me- .o high and why first owners do not always gee
MI nancy back True. the spectators somes
come 10 for losses but they are very apt 70 uphold each
aarS ali sold before night, though the taings dragged
ths close Taken whole the market pore close
rSoance 10 that Of the previous week The WORK upoa
tbe new hotel and the extension ofthe spenuu cae
every way will be- first class Indeed there IL little "a
complain OF now the yards are concerned AmPs
Seao are selling slowly about the old figures th. beee
ale Iis morning being lot Of Ohio stock FOR Snaer
Al TIc They weighed about 90 n. III taxes fooS
la m bring 10 without rejecting cus Lambs are ens
Cutting the market and cannot DC sold sy smbs
ss they arrive Between 900 and 1900 hes1 mcy -
were the Sixth ST. pers this morning nac., noe
of slowly at sasic Many thin iots sac sp a,cs
from Canada be sold by the head ~
HHrs are nearly un"'aogej' WV" "a s.taer i. splsGdd
4 far all kinda OF Iva STOCK Naae
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notice.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Publlc Notice nere-
Iou, and . Improved OF proved Lands affected hereby
following Assesns have been comp SEQ ah are
the Board Of Assessors for examination oy 'pefon'
is Tor building sewer Spring street between Gr'os and
a. Fos building in wsser'test between BaI'T aud
5a For building sewer in Howudsest between ce,Ts aud
a,s For building sewer in Eldrdsreet between cuai and
h For building sewer on.hunded sndtweniy eight,
9th For regulating snd paving Weaseet nom 20 no
bokensrset and the paving between "e' ana "s''o''
b To ayns with trap FOurteenFes be,w.s Third
s Fo paving with stone block, Twenty shhIse, fra First
o. 20, setting curb and gutter and nAfsng the sidewalks
worth,uset from Broadway % Banter street ,s ~ ,h,
Ground vacant Lots pieces ind parcels Land
1t On both sides Of Spring between Mercer and eene
Ia On both sides Of w,helee between Centre snd5sIsr
d On both side. Howard between Elm and Ceutress
Ih Of Eldfdse street between Canal ADD 'ion
sb and euiy hth'!Ies sween
s M H. w~st ,de II wAhington.sree, and bo,hds %
end bubeads from Hammond e. point
ns bandrei and any Hoboken street also al be los
on both tides nierseeu; street from Hammond to ia Ken
the north side Of Hammond street 70 tho sien1 o. TAI e
block from Wa'hhsto5 Yiise 20 Third and go,,l
extent Of half the booa on the Hsree
a. On both .ide Of Tweniyeght iieei from Frat 70 Inh
avenues and Of half the block on The inter" ing
S an m he Io,s on both side, Of commencing
POINT one m tire sosr Of worstreei
lots both sides Of ort street Oe'"eo 'o ana
All person. whose affected By the seoven.m.d l"es
and rho opposed TO the same o. s.he o.
snsd At tker Office No e street basement Se"ouIi,
House thirty from the date q th notee-o'e Board
| Of JACOB T. OAKLEi,
JOHN u. oTTlwEiL
| 4HNA~
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ORrtcr OF THE sTRgET CORNERSTONE, I
q. Of ur.saurnv

no CONTRACTORS.-Prop lnclosed IN
sealed ndor'ed with the title oi ne Won sa Sh
names bidder written thereon VIII De Ieoe1ed ~ VA O'
until WEDNESDAY. sept s. 1885, ~ u oeloc = |. M
For regulating grading &C. One hundred ana t"o
. ~ ye,rps grading a., Onehundred ndtweny hir f.e-
betw en- Third and Mount horfi.tqua' 81, .. 4,
FOR eubing sutterng and fssns Lsh '"'h street o'"e'A
For eabas gntterns and tagging Frsv'nue between Sixty
fret aud Kty Ht1-ttgvets - -. -, -. 4, a
For cubing gutieus, and harsng phe NUM- Ae '
street, Third aud Sixth avenues. 49, -, a..
cubing gutteng, and Tagging bisNs' ~''"
of curling SaeIns snd Gaggns soyen!ysih street. BE-
Trst and SecOnd-syenueL ,- ,-.-- %.
For earbins gaerng and Assns Second iyenu. 6ttsn os
Fo ourbng Elt,enng and Tagging OnebuneIed as ueuty
from second Third avenue ard Third venh Tom
One eighth to One unared .ha 1s'h o. cells
rsT farni,hins on. thousand iron lsmg pats
Hank forms Of proposals tothsr with the specifications and
,enens can be Obtained this oos.jGed Street Department
"'" CHARLES @. CORNELL
sgesi Comuisuna
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Corporation Notices.
THE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT.
Il gunner Co No. 30 Ctdsr-'.. New York

FE'HE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
Il GURNER Co. No. 30 Crdar-'. New York
See Advertisement In smother eonan.
CORPORATION NUrICE. Public Notice j.
HEREBY given occupant ocosPsn Of
ali 81 unnprovet lnd Affected hsreby
Amendments have CONTESTED end as oases
ooe the Board OF Assessor for examination By e. peon
i., Tor paving Yor,yfouhst from Broadway 10 Ninth
building stree, barrier On the s'u'h corner 0''h
a. For bulldog street. b.n the south west corner oi"OHh
sth Fof building b.'in the northwest eoHer Worth
and Cenirests -.
,ns IN one between Eshtb ave ant Broad
On FOR budn. sewer westerly side Of foufihsN from
a f-et uorth 81 Siriy nnth at
m. ,. snbaeed As.,smen include ell the ever,
houses and lot. Of ground ,'oAhi lots piece. P'''" " ~
stusted -. p.-.4.-.- A., m L.,
Ninihsve ard 10 the extent Of hh VIC Do'a VIZ
sretin ,,.,- u.,...,.
al On he south eide Of ouhs rom Centre 10 Little "'ters'
al On The touth sids Of Worth q. rom Csne 10 Elmsia
IN ~ 81
ofC q pont rs et north OF w oflhst
hundredhst from khthaye t Poih
vest and TO the extent Of ball the eoei OF the
intersectny STREETS aud avenues, p.o...,.. =. .
pont half ninth and seven s, anhon BON
aide, of Madison from point hall way between fh ,l u
siI,h point half way between SHY hlih ssd
,en Ffy ninth and Seveutetbsi and ao al ne
Fh both sdes OF the intdSs
street. from siIdeh SIXTY nin,h-s,s inclusive, -,
affected by the soove'n
their objections Whiting 70 one o. W uh'.
sirnd Al tsir Office No. n Chsmbefsst basement New sour
within thirty day. from the date OF h hooeOHo b"ai"
OF A,seuon New Court. House, August ~ 10 l. o.v,p,
JOHN d. OT1lWEu,
ISAAC o. HUNT,
Of AssafO
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The Board OF Aldermen held special meeting d
o'clock yesterday afternoon the President JoHS BEIGE ESQ.,
in the chair. 49, ,.-uL 4.
issue dcsntral Park improvement Fund
Stock" -.
remonsrance was received from property owners against
the proposed extension Of Ferry 10 and through Spfuees
TO Printing House Square Referred to the COMMITTEE Oh
Streets. - 800 al Al.
What action was taken BY this body In reference 70 the
Presidential reception viii be found noted under thai heal
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40.OM TuNs

SCRANTON COAL AT AUCTION
AUGUST 49, 1866.
NEw-iOgK, AUG. % 1866
The DELAWARE. LACKAwANNA aud WESTERN RAIL,
ROAD COMPANY viii hold their FORTY.FRsT AUCTION SALE
W COAL. WEDNESDAY. the II
oclcck their NEW SAILS ROOM No E1chang usce
come o. Wisn-st New FORK which time they by
AssHs JOHN u. DRAPER Co, Auctionoers.
4 900 4 L -
FRESH MINED SCRANTON COAL,
o. the usual saes deliverable their Depot EEbetbpol " J.
during tle month Of September
The will be positive each will sold
bddr No bids whatever
behalf Of Company The conditions viii be
= the time Of sale.
Fny Jer psyble
sale the balance days thereafter the Office ofthe
Company. JOHN BRls BIN rreiidsnt
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Bank Statements.

uorl Of the New-York Dry Dock Comgny;- state
fhs THE NEW fokh pll pocH .o' ~.
Chapter s9 Tor the ~eeA end % Sa''f'' '
al August, ataekgO AZ
,srsse D,ooun' 1osSS ~
an
cTl of
s al counts Yort, T. LoANooi 49,, ~
F-- io,, ~ coS,,cs ''' WIS LOCKWOOD Ss'As'
bef,fs his day Of August,
Jossra s0tary feott w -.
Ve pk OF Amerca.-Ssemen OF The bAS ~ ~. M
ChsnIer a Tor the ~est snsss
dayo lssE All
Spel-.
Of l.Fil Ten'' f''ef -''''' "
A,er.s- l-ef'f" ~ q
,, l. j.a Pcsa,t Ptssl;d az a.s' Of
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Gonses ano farms manteo.

A RESIDENCE WANTED-ln or near New-York,
N fr mn cal and balance good Western property Inquire OF
- ~ f ~ ~ b. 7. SMITH, No l39 Broadway.
NVANTED-To HIRE or BUY HOUSE with
w garden little land within an hour or two o. ns~
ra-Connecticut preferred Address giving Description Oh
STEAD, GALAXY Once New Yok City
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CHANCES for Bnsiness Hlen.

T,HE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
gURNER & Co. No. 30 Cedar a., New-iork,
See Advertisement In smother column.
PARTY HAS AN INTEREST in partially-con-
~ ,,rnsd RAILROAD which he viii dispose o. either In whole
- r. 49, t pay with abundan, 4he project offers more
railroad ue this country and the interest 20
coucusvely proht OF from tJoOOO to
- 0oCO0 Adde'S CONTRACTOR BoK 2'S9 Post Othce
A NTHRACITE COLLIERIES TO LE1.-Propo.
IL M he received until L. 1906, the office OF
tbs Preston COAL AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY Ne
2OSl Wauui.st. pilAde phia a., g.. 80. III. .ho,,
For the easing q their Coal Lands ana No 49, 4, rv
1000 sce. Of and heart Of the Mahanoy Coal basin IN ssHuS
kl County. Pc. -. - 4. .-o..,,, .o,a4ion on the
MAMMOTH PRIMROSE AND sKlDMotE COA. hE .,.h
~ level worked slopes tunnels and diits WIN
b.,T, ,ioo ears stock mners houses aud ALI tns PPulee
complete wofsiDg eoneloh
~ n prsen. about 100000 tuns per annunl Lue
ortrsusra market are not surpassed oS any o'n'
in the middle coal helds. ,--f..I
ofthe mines INV tea
specineeon' ~ aacs of a urany adphia, OF by
their Superintendent =" ~ ~ T. ~. aiTEAFER.
n u ecr u Mines, fotsSLle. Pa
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90 Get.


rENHE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
Il GUREER 4 Co. No. 30 Cedars'. Newfork
See Advertisement In smother column
COUNTRY RESIDENCE-A Gentleman has Just
~ erected large aud commodOu' BUILDING ~ the upsi PsI
Of Weshestr County containing - hooHs "in ayo
Dining and Billiard Rooms, delicious Nater ee-house u-
Stable Garden ground foi chden ana rs nu o.
for hshing boating the whole admirably 1rfhnged accom-
nlodate about % including servants suitable elmer %
se country Boarding House for four OF I'VE pNAie eu"
dubbed togelerun 20 minutes walA from the aaon Ierss
cen be IN NewYo At ga and al Reference WI %
required character and responsibility Rent WI Dc nsae &
onsbe For further particulars 20 JOSEPH MS
floor RotnndA Building PTE, to GEORGE s. HlChOh N0h''
Park Bank.
FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET or for SALE, IN
Morsan tor month. from 1860 contains - rooms
with without sta6ns for two horses sci - ms ION nv
ffsl. Inquire OF ,. H. NASH
CTEAM POWER.-Rooms in building Nos. 1919 and
- and watersi BROOKLYN. lso1l45 VIII let together
or separate Apply 70 ENGlNEER. premises
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