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B.. Dan Hald ere an rather takes the shine" in
the way Of buggy # from anything in this
meek Of woods. He has 8 new one just from
the Sast
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RAILROAD. MEETING!

Regarding the EmpOria Branch of The
L. L. & Galveston B. R., Of vital impor-
lance to the interests of the people of this
vicinity, they are requested to meet at the
Clerks Office, in Emr oria. Monday even
ing The 5lst inst, to consult as to meas
u1es for the furtheraDcs ofthat enterprise.
G. V. Eskridge, T. McIntire.
E. Bort9u, n. s. Storrs,
j. L. CaIterson, J.H. Hunt,
r. n. Rnggles, +. G.. Hunt.
T. johnson, Jacob ST.,
H. c. Clark, Van R. Holmes,
J. c. Lambda, W. o. Ferguson,
o. L. Davis. G. w. Frederick,
Allen White, VIM. Clapp.
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E. h. Goats is erecting eOmmOdiOus resi-
denee on Exchange street, opposite the Christ
ian church.
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The EmPOria Band are making big PrePa-
raticns for their concert on the 10Th. Get your
so cent pieces ready.
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Hi Conner may always be found at his post
in his blacksmith shop, GLOWING and strik
ing" away. Hi has few superiOrs as a me-
shAnic.
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Heritage 4 spieer have opened general
Real Estate, Collection and Insurance Office
under THE NEWs Office. See their card.
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2 Mr.. BlAkey has sold his residence on Mer.
chants street to Mr.. D. w. Holdermsn, for
$500. M. H, we understand, intends go.
ing into the mercan tile business in town.
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Until other arrangements are made, our
town subscribers will get their papers at this
once Or at the Post office, as suits their con
Venienee.
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Post Office Notice.
The Post Office will be open for the deliv-
cry of mail from a. m. 10 p. M, and on
S undaY from 8 to9in the morning. Positive
iy no other hours. E. TRASK. P. NJ
lyon Encampment v. b. No. I.
Meets every Tuesday evening at Z O'cl qck,
at-MasOnic Hall, EmpOria. All regular mem
bers OF the order are invited to attend.
W.T.. GALLIHER, Com mander.
N. E. WEAvER, Secretary.
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TT ere viii be donation party on Tuesday
evening, at the school house, for Rev. h.
Leard. All are IT, vitsd.
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Mrs. Weaver has just completed . nice and
e0mmOdious residence her farm east Of
town. -ia
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=, White 4 ClaPp keep two cd ShOsmAkers Al
WORK, and are ready at all times to manufae
ture boots and shoes to order.
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ed the erection Of large residence on Mer.
ella nts street.
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COEaETNS.

We have full supply of ready made collins
now on hand, embracing every size and style,
ready for delivery on short notice.
GILMORE & HIRTH
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From what We can hear many bull ding"
will be put up here the coming season. Some
A1een o. twenty are already under contract
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Hallberg has been doing good business in
toyS for the lAis fw days. he has a good
-. supply left yet
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WORDS III II. =. MORTON MUSIC BY PRoF. H.
sTI1soN.
The ancient Night is almOsa gene; s.
Dssp echOes to awakening deer,
As ever westward, ever on
The banners of the morning sweep.
And new born sta es their arms OutsPread
Der mountain nights and plains afar,
As westward still the nations tread.
And westward rolls the iron car!
.sr The opening era points the way,
And makes the missiUn-wOrk sublime,
Which mclds The infants Of to-day
To giants Of the coming time.
;. AID ioyfully We gather here.
To eOnseerate, with solemn praises
A fame which earnest souls nay rear
s4l.l To gladden. all the future days.
By all the progress and the might
Which other ages shall unfold
By ali the brilliant beams that light
The Futnre's skies Of morning gold-7
By all that sheJs cheering ray
Upon the p ash the Past has trOd--
We dedicate its walls, this day,
70 Truth. to Freedom aad 70 G0d
5. Address, - L B, KEIIOOs-
6. Anthem.
2. Prayer.
3. Husie, Silver Cornet Band.
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Christmas and New Years are

Christmas and New Years are
almost here. and Ferguson d Ella have just
received at their grocery a splendid assert ment
of Christmas toys of all sorts, from which We
know Santa Claus will have no difficulty in
making selec tons for the little ones who will
be anxiOusly awaiting his coming, and we will
say to the trade we will take pleasure in ac-
cOmmodating them.
2 we5have splendid lot of Family GrOOeri es
nd have some more coming.
5I-2w FERGUSON + Ella.
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The Atlantic for IannarY.

The Ala ntie Monthly enters Oh Its nineteenth
volume with an array of distinguished names
and sterling articles that pronise well for the
coming year. The January number contains
The first ins talment of DR.. Holmes q story, ''The
Guardian Angel" in which will be found tn
same old charm that so facinated the readers
Of the AutOerGt, the Professor, and Els lie Ven
ner; humorous story in verse. by James Rus
sell Lowell; graphic sketch of Henry Ward
Beecher's church, with some pertinent rsfec-
49, upon modern church going, by James
Parton; a legend in verse, told as only Whit
tier can tell it; poem entitled Terminus"
(on Growing old,) by R. w. Emerson; sPir-
tied and faithful translation Of the contest be-
tween Achilles and AgamemnOn, from the
First Book Of the Had, by W. G. Bryant.
Mr.. Higginson contributes Plea for Culture;
Mr.. TIowbridge furnishes another Of his at :
trSetive stories under the title, The Man VIII o
stole Meeting House; Bayard Taylor tells a
characteristic story Of The Strange Erie nd;
Mr. Shanly gives 8 humorous sketch of CApil-
arv Freaks; E. @. Stedman offers a poem on
Pan in Wall Street; and Walter Mitchell de-
seribes the Kingdom of InfaDc,. The story
Of Katharine Morne, by the author Of "Her
man :" is continusd. Topics of current polit-
ieal interest are thoroug ly treated-the eaus-
es for wi. ich President can be Impeached are
lueidly set forth, Frederick Douglas
makes powerful Appeal to Congress for Ian
partial Suffrage. The number closes with
notices of several popular new publications
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Ferguson 4 Ella are putting up an addition
10 their siO re 70 ON on the north, which is to
be occupied by Nelse Demos, as q meat mar
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Van Holmes keeps up to the demands G (
the market in the hardware and stove bust
meas.
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We saw a,EAgOn load Of turkeys unloading
- 81 Bay 4 Halle the other day.
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Bates has put up new lot Of shelves an
drawers They are neat aud tasteful.
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Dedication of the New state Normal
eN school Building. "a
The new State Normal School Building at
this place win be dedicated on the ID day of
January next. The occasion will be one Of
great interest We are glad to announce that
President J W. HOrner,Of Baker University
has accepted the invitation TO deliver snad-
dress on the occasion. The following is the
prog ramme Of dedieatOry exercises
/. Music, Silver COrnet Band.
2. Prayer.
,. Address, President ]. ". HOREEA.
4. Music, .a- Dedication hymn.
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EASTERN BAKERY.
Are still in the field, and are selling ak kinds
of goods in their line
ASCHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.

WE DO NOT DEEM UNNECESSARY re
w say more; those who know uS will astass
the truth of our assertion. We only ask & cen.
tinuanee Of those favOrs sObountif1lly bestow-
ed heretofore, and promise cur whole efforts in
your bshalf, knowing that an sPprssiativs
public will reward US for so doing. =
And to eur country friends ss would say
that we will endeVoF st al tines to psy tAs
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE for your RRo.
DU CE; and in return viii try to make it ter
your interest to buy your Groceries Of Us.
And we do hope, through the Kindness -
will be an homer to our name aid bsa0Ae
to the public; knowing. IS We de- that cur -
eilities for buying goods are infeEiof 70 Aoas,
and superior TO many. Feeling confident It's
We will be able ct all times, Providence psrnB
before purchasing elswheEe, %
p We are, Fespsetfully, ~
WM.. d. HASELT1NE 4 90.
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Notice-Sealed Proposals.

Notice Sealed Proposals.
CEALED proposals. will be received up to
- Tuesday. January LIST, 1867, TO build q
stone school house in school district No. Is,
Lyon and Chase counties, Kansas. Separate
bid will be received for the delivery Of the
stooe by the perch in the wall; for the deIive.
~ Of lime and sand by the bushel; for the de.
livery of the singles 6y the thousand; for the
delivery Of the lumber by the 100 fest for the
delivery Of the doors. sash, glass, putty, nails,
and lcek; for the maeOnFy, including plaster
ing and black boards; for 81 the carpenters
work or for theentire job. The OBJ or jobs
will be let to the lowest responsible bidder;
yet the Board reserves the right % reject any
or ell bids. All bids should be sealed !, and
marked Proposals TO build school house, !" and
addressed 70 the clerk of the dietrict. Plan
and qualifications can be seen by calling on OF
addressi ng JNo. B. MORGAN
District Clerk.
Three miles vest Of Amsrieus. $3.50
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school Notice.

School Notice. a
The winter term Of the District SchoOI will
commence on Thursday. January Sd, 1867.
By order Of the Board.
A r. BANCROFT. Clerk.
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Notice to Contractors.

SEALED proposals. viii be received up to
~ January Sth. 1851. to build school hou-e
il school district Ne 50. Lyon county I. Kan
sae SeParate bids viii be received for fHfn-
:shing material and buildiag foundation visits;
for the delivery Of lumber 6y The 1000 feet;
for che delivery Of shingles BY the -, for
the doors, sash, bIindss glasS, naiIs and locks;
for the plastering, including mates ials; fog the
painting, including materials; for al Of the
carpenters work and for furnishing desks
for school room, OF for the eT3ireS ;I,S.-s The
Job Orjobs will be let 10 the Ioweat RESPONSE
bic bidder The Board reserves the right to
reject any or ali bids. All bids shouId be
sealed and marked ''ProDOsa Is 70 Build School
House," and addressed to the CLERK Of the
district Plan and qualifications can be seen
By calling on A. S.TANDY.
Seven miles east of EaPoria. TO- 10
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Sheriff. Sale.

DY virtue of an execu ton issued out of the
ID District Court in and for Chase county,
to me directed, l have levied upon and shall
expose at public sale to the highest bidder,
Cottonwood Falls, in said county, between the
hours of 10 o'clock u. m. and 4 o'clock p. m.
on Tuesday the 25th day of December, A. D.
1866, the following real estate, to wit: Com
mencing at the southeast corner of the NJ rth-
west quarter of section twenty-three (23) town :
snip n lss GlS rsnse nine SS;2 east OF the
the said 8 outheast corner one hun dred rods
west, the: ce north EIGHTY rods, thence east
one hundred rods. thence south eighty rods. to
the place OF beginning, containing fifty acres.
taken the property of Orvills Thompson,
to satisfy Judgement in favor of :. N. Wood
IA ppraissd at ten dollars per acre.
j. H SCHRIBNER, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE, Cottonwood Falls. No.
Vember 2Ist, 1866. 47-5I
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YORK TRIBUNE
The Largest and Cheapest.

Notwithstanding the fact that the size
of The Tribune has been increased more
than one quarter the price will remain
the same. p
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Maple Trees.

T HAVE for sale a large quantity Of young
4 maple trees. from the seed last spring
Price, $40 per hundrs OF $50 per thousand
MAX FAWCETT.
EmPOria, October &c, 1856 4sa
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A No. One DRAFT, OF Saddle
Horss for sale o. sxaAaHza for eassls.
Sso.sR B. .. CURTIS, Allan Greek.
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DEDICATION HYMN.

WORDS III H. =. HoRrOz -NUsC BY PROT. \.
is sTINsoH.
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For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Con-
sumption and Throat Diseases,
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT A COTTON MILL
Loss S25,000.-At an early hour this morning
the large cotton and wooen goods mill OF Lea
son d RUNNER, situated near the Falls of Schuyl
kill, was the scene OF disastrous fire. The dry
cotton goods were destroyed. The machinery in
the burned building was either entirely de-
stroyed or rendered almost useless. The origin
OF the fire has not yet been ascertained. 1t is
estimated that the loss will reach the large sum
OF f25, 900, Oh which there is an insurance of
$40, 900 in the Royal Insurance Company. Fire
Marshal Blackburn is at present engaged in
making an active investigation into the clrcum-
stances connected with the fire.
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Mund $50; Edgar q. steever, Jr 97'b, Harry s..
Hopper, $685. Charles dInvilliers, 981 William
DIVISION Il u Monroe Willard, es 6; Henry Ro.
SeT6au% % 81 EredoTics T.S M Sonr9G e1 SIs
pincott, 95 o; Alfred Binhorn, 90 0.
Dlvi,ion William w. Stout, 967.-Total Dis
tinguished, 81.
MERIToRtous.
List Of those declared Meyftorious Then h1Uing
attained Term 1Uerdges for Scholarship betIoeen
So and 95.
Division A.-Peter f. Graf, Oil; Edward NJ.
David, 1913; Edmund NJ Evans, IS O.
Division John B Colanan, Jr., 922 Charles
p. Ring, Oil; Char es g Darrach 80 0; Charles G.
Taylor, sS'Si. samuel N. Lew, $50; Charles A.
Division C.-Alfred d. way. oI2; William j.
Campbell, "a 0; Isidor Levin 92 4; Alfred B Musun'
800; Theodore f. Jenkins, 81 Ii John N. Burgess
Divislon D.-John j Foullorod, 90 0; George W.
Hunt, 900; Charles T. Barrop, 89'7; John d. j.
Lewis, 50 2; John n. Chestnut S22i henry Clay
IastoTiUs, $685. Charles r. lis, IS y WIlnam Now
ton Mee's 80 0; Overton Carr, So o; Deonldas L.
DIVISION E.-Albert N. Heritage, 92.5y Charles e.
Voorhees, 922; Henry Schmoele, 20 81 Harry l.
Kingston, 1915; George 7 Harris. 50 Pemberton
Garfield 81 81; Francis A. Turner So Isaac e.
Division i ALBERT C. PoaIe. 9i2; Andrew W
BurEeaFRat ER 81 gl.s; % William Ii. francs Si:0 walter
Ii. Henszey, 80 o; j. Howard koop, Ss9; Alexander
Division william T. Peirson 90 g.; John Bart
lett so O; Harry W. Town, $50; Joseph s. hi,ey,
979; Victor A. Ellis. 977; Harry l.. Warren, 81 g.;
John X. Campbell, 81 81 Walter 5. Spackman, 81 81
John c. NeWland, SO 3. r,t
Dlylsson H-William Henry Fussell Oh 8; Joseph
w Janney, OIL; John III Carroll, 80 6; William
Hmm lsbacn, 9O4j David j. Bond, 80 l; EDGAR s.
Cook 80 / ; James M. Girton S9'7; Thomas NJ. Bell,
SO s; Robert W. Armstrong, S7'6; o iVer H. Hll,
81 q; Frank A. thompson, 81 O; thomas Bel, S5 8 !;
Joseph T. hetIck, $3.50; Johu Harper, S54; RoUert
w Bell SO /; Thomas II. Eckieldt, SO l Samuel e.
Riddle, Sc o; Langdon g. Stewardson, S5 8; Charles
II. Gnbert, SO a; Harold " atson, S5 o.; Christian
FroelIch, So O William +. Lacy $50; Arthur I.
Garren, So 0; William e. Harrop So 0.-Total Meri-
tUnOus, 76.
GRADE NUMBERS AND AVERAGES.
List of those aOho haze the hSsbest Grade AUerdgeS of
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HAVANA CIGARS AMI
ID U BL Io S A L E.


BY direction of Brevet MAJOR G eneral A b. DYER
Chief of Ordnance, the following Ordnance aud Ord.
nance Stores will be sold on TUESDAY, February
% 1866, at HARIBIpS FERRY, West Virginia, to
WITT
Ono hundred and ffty tons Cast Iron.
Five tons Wrought Iron.
One Iron FOrebay Flume.
One !prge turning Lathe.
One Rolhng-A Mill with machinery, furnaces,
torges hy-whee shafting lOl ers, hangers ETC.,
compete.
One hundred thousand Bricks tmo- 20 or lessl.
Thirty iOur Cast.irOn Columns (now.
evenly Cast-lron Window Frames.
Epht Anvil Blocks tcasl
one thousand Two hundred and seventy Josslyn'S
Car mes, with appenda2es mp etc tDew.
Three hundred ard twenty Starts Carbine5, with
appendage- new and complete
One hundred and seven assorted Rev Divers.
Nine hundred and tnirty Cava ry SaJres
1wo thousand one hundred and SKY Burnside's
Cartines
FIVE thousand Enfield Rifles.
Forty-sIX N T.. o SWORDS, together with about
one thousand sets hors equipments Tor cavalry. in.
cuding orioles, sadd es, addle-blankets, ha ters,
etc.; aso large quantities OF cagarv and infantry
AccoutI emCnts appendaqes for small arms. and
tools of various kinds, etc etc.
One large lot OF fne.y dressed Granite Stone.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, and continue from
day tn day. ngil all IS sold.
Term Cash, IN tIoN ernment funds.
d. j, YOUNG, Ordnance Agent.
j HIN bOoNCE, Auc ciIoneer.
Bar PEE's BERRY, February 10, 1865 10 lot
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CoUGHs, COLDS, AND CONSUMPTION - Thirty
years experience, and the testimony OF thousands
who have been cured by its use, prove that Jaynes
remedy in the world for Coughs Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Consumption, Pleurisy, Group, whoop-
ing Cough, Splitting of Flood, and all Pulmonary
Complaints. Prepared only at No. 2l2 Chestnut
street.
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The Land Of this Company consists of about 10
ceres, IN eckenDurg county North Carolina, about
o2 miles from Tie town OF Charlotte.
onthis properly fifteen shafts or pits have been opened
srang the existence three parallel veins o. ore OF
about 2teet 10 width ana about 10 apart vOnvering
ins one immense mass or vein OF ore, extending in
Length tlTouth he properly more thau half mile.
mere are also on this property
poTed Al these ores are known as the Bro wn ores
enG are VsTg Sh yeo ng an avera OF aboal $500 per
straen by the rude ~Orkng of the miues for
portv is not incurred and by the app catOn OF modern
INNING ana re uclng machinery lie Ompan, anticipate
sn immediate ana large return for their money
Havinp ore that readily yields 5000 per ton soma
estimate can be made OF lie value his property. With
the pIcson imperfect 81 stem mining ten tons of this
ere can be- taken out and reduced daily every shat
Ing net daily profit OF $3.50 Tor shaft worked By
the Company
The lerie working capital reserved viii enable tho
company at once 10 procure anO erect the modem
mschnely 0r manipulating the ores, by which
the yield will be la gely increased.
, These mines whilst they produce richer than
those OF Colorado or Nevada, have many advantages
over them, particularly IN an abundance I iusl and
cheap labor and the facility with which they DO
WorheG during Ii, Cnthe yenr: whilst T. Colorado
weather.
test assay of an average ispecmen of the ore from
January OF the present year as will appear from the
Assayers OF the Philadelphia Mint
PHILADELPHIA January q, 1866
Dear Strive have carefully assayed tho sample OF
orc ON Carson Mine" North Carolina, aud find il 10
Weld ten ounces nnc pennyv eghts pure gold to the
ton OF ore he coin value Is therefore S2l62 per ton
OIL ore Yours, respectfully
Or NJ, B. TAYLOR, No. 4C4 Walnut street, P6iiad.
Subscriptions to the Capital Stock will be received at
where samples of the ore may be and Iu nlorna
tOn given. 23
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MARRIED.

CLARK-TRASK.-On the 18th instant, by tho
Rev. William athcart, Mr. WILLIAM CLARK to
Miss ELIZABETH IRASK, both OF this city.
FOLWELL-APP.-On the 28th of December.
1865, by Rev DR.. BOmbeIger, Mr.. HENRY Ii. FOL-
WELL, of Bucks county, to Miss CAROLINE L.
APP, OF this city.
REYNOLDS-BECHTEL- the morning lof
the 14th instant, at the residence of the brides
mother by the Rev. Samuel IRWIN, WILLIAM p.
REYNOLDS to Miss MARY NJ BECHTEL. No
cards.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have received
the following sums Tor the respective cases of
charity which we stated few DAYS since:-
For Wounded dVeterdn-Amount before acknow.
ledged, 1913; P. E. A., 81; S. R. j., 81; L. A.
g., 81; total, $6l3.
The same amount has been received from the
same parties for "SOLdierS Fdnil2In
For a Dying Soldier = Previously acknow-
ledged, $50; p E. A., 81; Total, $780,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-15

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