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Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-12-21

really decide the issue between the
ideas of Napoleon and the ideas of
the old Monarchy? Did it, in fact,
decide anything at all beyond the
relative strength of the forces en-
gagged?
We say without hesitation that
less decisive battle, in the true po-
litical sense of the term, was never
fought. Instead of stemming and
turning the mighty current, it set
up nothing but little porous dam
which was washed away by the
stream before a dozen years were
out Tie treaties which followed
have been torn to shreds, and more
remains of the Thirty Years War
than OF uilc "-t-,lvv-- campaign
The restored Bourbons were driven
out of France again. twice over.
The prescribed dynasty came back
again and reigns now. A truer
picture Of France could not be given
than by saying that what we now
see is the very reflection of what
mi ght have been seen, allowing for
differences or conditions. half n CEN
tury ago, if we had either never
fought the battle of Waterloo or had
lost it. The present ruler of France
is occupied in applying, as far as
circumstances will admit, the prin-
ciplcs to which long and at last
hitter experience had guided his
ancestors.
Assuming, as for arguments sake
we may, that Napolcan in 1915 had
really seen the follies Of his fierce
and unscrupulous career, it would
follow that what We fought against
then was simply what We regard
without objection now. We are
not imputing any want of wisdom to
the statesmen of those times. They
reasoned by their lights, and they
could form no other conclusion than
they did. They could not be ex-
pccted to believe in the transfgura.
ton of the rcmorsclcss conqucrol
into the man of peace. His Owl
countrymcn could not believe it,
They were as little willing to ac.
-rpp i,fnru as We were, "",l NJ. Tirvire
admits that their incredulity was
justifable. Possibly indeed, even
t.lc man of Eloa was not the man. OF
St. Helena, but it is at least certain
that he was no longer the man Of
Preshurgh or Tilst.
His dreams Of European monarchy
had been dispelled; his career OF
conquest was over, and he would
have been glad enough to have been
left undisturbed. But it was too
late, and Waterloo decided that nc
fresh trial should be allowed him.
it decided however, nothing else.
All the historical part of the gu es-
tion had been decided before in the
SHOWS of Russia or the plains
of CASTLE. There if anywhere,
was the decisive battles of
these wars. At Waterloo the
disturber of the worlds peace was
punished, but that is all. The ideas
which he represented survived; the
dynasty which he founded rose again,
and the ruins on which his throne
had been raised it was found beyond
our power to reconstruct. Under
such circumstances, We think the
celebration of Waterloo might as
we'll be discontinued. The victory
was splendid military achievement
but the policy which the war ex
pressed was no enduring or success
full policy. The battle was a battle
which soldiers may well remember,
but it decided nothing which young
er generations need be at the pains
to commemorate.
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Femalel Can clear $50 per week at their own home,
in a light and honorable business. Any pei son
having a few hours Tally to spend will find this a
good paying business. Address sending stamp, II.
\. Lockwood. Detroit, Michigan.
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DR.. l.. o. MoNTEz' CoRRoLLA, the great
est stimulator in the world, will force Whis-
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face or chin: never known to fall samples
for trial sent free to any one .dcsirous of
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Co.. 10 Nassau ST., NY. m3
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ESTABLISHED - YEARS.
The only good article for instantly clean
ing Kid Gloves. They can be cleaned
while upon the hand, and worn Immediate
ly 1t is inodorous One bottle will clean
35 pairs. Price 35 cents. Retailed by
most Druggists and Fancy stores. Whole
sale by Demas Barnes s. Co., F. G. Wells
& Co., and others, New York, n3m6
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HOWARD Ass3CHATsDN,
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M1>S. l.. A. AEEd'E5 would an
I'VE nounce to the people of New Oregon
and vicinity, that she is prepared to do
DRESS & CLOAK MAEI.s, TAILORING,
CUTTING, FITTING, IRlMniNG and the
like promptly and on reasonable terms, at
her shop in the building formerly occupied
by Mrs. F. H. Jewett as picture gallery.
3v8tf.
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GROCERIES.
GROCERIES.
GROCERIES

. The Universal Clothes Wringcr, the hest
in use, elsewhere advertised in our col
umns; may be found at the store Of Moon
& Hunt. Every family should have one.
,ss n9v7t
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-12-15
IHAsE COUNTY.
LYON COUNTY
CHELSEA. Butler county. Kansas, J
November 1871, 1865.

November 1851, 1865.
EDITOR EMPoRIA &EWs-LSir: 10 your
issue OF the 18th OF October, / noticed
an artile headed "a False Rapport In
that article [ notice my nameIn connec-
ton with others. l regtet rhpt am drove
to reply 10 man that is insane. There
is but one syllable Of truth in that article,
aud that Is this: the order issued to com
meuce suit against T. ". Satchel was
contaminated with 8 reluctance on my
part, but with the pledge OFT. W. Satch-
el, IL the County Board involved them
selves by so doing. he (Satehsll would
pay sn equal share Of it. With sympa-
thy for bis family l consented to coun
termand the order, not thinking. after
being so charitable as to let him of with
an equal share with the Commits sioners,
he would lie and abuse his fellow man in
this way. l have said more than Iiutend-
ed to, knowing that Saichel cannot hur'
me At home, and,it is said that the pso-
pie o1t side OF the county think We aFC
all . set of thieves in Butler. For the
proof Of these false statement will refer
you TO H. Martin, J. Adams and A. J
DOnahus. Yours truly friend SatChel.
-s.- DoCToR LEHELLKN. T
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Antlclpated.

One of our young men went East few
days ago to ''fOreclose = mortgage" on 8
PisCS,aOf personal property ab1ut
the Sizs of twelve yards of calico, we'll
SLED. The ''svent" was to take place on
Wednesday last, and We publish the fcl-
loving itSn. II there should be any
accident We will take it back next
WOsk:
MAARIED.-At Mt. Washington. Ohio,
on WednSsdAy, December 9Th. 1865. by
RsV. ]. w. FoWbls, Of the NJ. E. Church
Mr.. T. B. MURDOCH, of Emporia, and
Miss PRANK CRAWFORD, of the for
nSE PlAe& 10
WsEish the happy pair all the Joy
in bOffstting the worlds adverse waves,
which their lOndest hopes have dreamed
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We clip the follogiHg letter from the
Lawrence Tribass. Il s. datsdat Bur-
lingams, DscsmbsE sths
sEDrroR TRrsUHE: Having + desire to
visit Southern Kapesss. ] started On
Tuesday last for Imports. The company
I had chosen was good, lively men. bat
travelling by slow, loaded wagons did not
suit: On arriving at this point, occurred
passage in a buggy with POUR toWnsmsn'
Judge Montgomery, who is good, gen.
ial hearted lawyer Of no mean qualities
With him made Emporia that evening,
just in time TO escape drizzliOg rain Of
about eighteen hours.
Emporia is . fue town ONO small pre-
tensions. The Normal School, build.
ing is great credit, not only 10 EmpOria
but to the State of Kansas. Built o.
stone, il stands on fine elevation and
can be seen for ten miles or more from the
town. Then, too, there is the district
school house, which is large, and sub
stantial building OF stone.
Lyon county is building q fine cour
house and Jail al heavy cost, but as it,
100, is of stone, the present cost is lost
sight of in view of the TACT that years vii
pass before another will be necessary
Fine, coy dwelliDgs, principally Of wood
but occasionally a neat stone or bricl
greet yOu every here, painted aud sur
rounded by neat fences. You are eur
prised at the evidences Of taste which
meet the eye in every direction. Evident
ly those who built intended 10 please ID,
taste as we'll as arrange for comfort.
= Stocks OF dry goods. groceries, hard
ware. drugs, DC, GTe inssbundaDcs. J
G. Praker 4 Go. are determined not e
let those in want Of stoves, iron, tinWars
&C., go to your city TO buy. Mr. Esk
ridge is busy with dry goods, while Mr.
FuTguson sellg groceries.
was disappointed in 6uding no hote
can't you spare one from Lawrence
From Lawrence 10 Emporia, almost ev
cry district has built or Is building nsa
stone school house; e good evidence of ,h'
educational interests OF our people. They
see the necessity of houses, comfortable
in arrangement, IL which their children
shall be taught, not only to think fol-
the State and il may be FOR. he nation
God speed to them, We say. But mus
stop now, promising more again.
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Tis'sGle il now running the Lawrence
snd EDPOria daily mail and stage line up
- the handle A change ia the running
time hss reCs0tly been made. by which
Ne roosiFs Gar Lssysu~orth and Lawrence
dailiOs sndOur eastern mails twelve hours
earlier than lOrmsrly, The stage waits
e Lawrence until eastern trains come
GG ll:S0 o'clock .. M, and arrives here
the next morning about q. m, iustead
Of IL fhs evening as heretofore The
StAgs Tuns in connection with the trains
% the Union Pacific. so that there is no
delay at Lawrence in travelling either way
Oa wednesday We received letters four
days from Cincinnati. and a friend SHOW
ed ns lsitss two days from ST. Louis.
This is sonqsJhingl of an improv snen;
over The old Time. ,s.- 49,
- + F
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EHERLRR,S 80

RY virtue Of an order Of sale Issued from
ID the District court for Lyon county, Kan
sas. and to me directed. vii of r at public
sale at the court house door in the to4sn Of EN-
pcria; in said county = ar fssl -
On Thursday January nth, 1857,
at one O'Clock m Of said Slas. The follow I, 3
real estate. TO via The northwest quarter q
section No. two r. lin township No. twenty
one e2i j Of range No. twelve fT2.9 situsts =,
IL on county, Kansas to be sold IS the prop
erty Of Silas n Cady, 70 safety Judgment
in favor Of Her 5aInin H5vt.
Dated this i<Eh day of Ds9., 1856.
sO-le BANCROFT, Sheriff
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80 0HFOAao REPuBLToAN.

This leone Of tie best papers for news
in shs 6Ouniry. Il is certainly behind
none in the West. Aad as an outspOken,
sbls, Radical Rspablican Journal. it has
few rivals: It's market reports are also
full and satisfactory. We can recon-
mend il to those wishing = Paper from
the great metropolis of the Northwest
Chicago. Il is now in its second vol
ume, and is IN the haLds of experienced
newspaper men, several of its editors hay
ing formerly been connected with the Chi
cagO Tribune. They are determined tc
make the Republican success. Send fOl
it. Daily, SIC per year; Tri-Weekly
Sc per year; Weekly. 81 per year. Ad
dress: Republican Company" 80 Wash
ing street. Chicago.
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The editor of the LeavenWortA Com
mercial proposes to .'stand as sentinel
at the door of the county treasury. L
the County Commissioners let him do it,
we'll bet that Leavenworth county scrip
will not be worth much after he takes bis
position. Just think of Democra! edit
or watching pile of money to keep
thieves of. That proposition is as anna
sing as the one to draw blood from 4
lurDip. ,ts
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A kid glove was picked up on the street
the other day and left at this Office. The
owner can have it by calling and estab'
fishing the fact that he or she is the owner
Or if b or she, ''ss the case may be, ~
had just as soon, be or she, Gas the case
may be-" can send US the other glove
and We will take a small swell. We don'I
like to cut wide with only one glove,
although We have seen young men do SO.
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Ar. Kallocb, of the Home Journal,
has been lecturing in Lawrence, and the
PSPOrs speak in the highest terms of the
affair. When il comes to lecturing or pub.
JIG speaking in any shape Brother Kalloeh
has nOt his equal in this State. Can We
not have him over here to lecture this
winter It would be a treat. With
RAati pleasure do We remember enjoying
his lecture on " Strength from Antagon-
ISM - Topeka two winters ago.
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! Il yChrissmas and New Years

George Frsderick-for short we cal
him George Washington Frederick-has
gone to LsaVsn worth for new goods.
About the beginning of the holidays be
will be here with ga spick and span new
stock. His customers will therefore take
NOTES and regulate themselves according
ly.". The ladies think George has splsn-
did taste in selecting dress goods and we
suppose there viii be great rush when
The new stock comes.
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We neglected to state last week that DR..
A rmoFmst with serious accident on
The let inst. He was going from town
home on that day, when his boree STUN
blSd aud fell near the NJ. E. Church,
throwing the Doctor off and falling upon
his leg. breaking it between the knee and
ankle. At last accounts he was doing
we'll, and we hope TO see him around
ARaih soon - ~ s. 30 -
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is TOWN AND COUNTRY
To Our Friends,

Needing money very badly, We have
made cut the bills of those owing US on
subscription and advertising. and sent
them. through the mails. as we had moi
the time, e call personally. We hope
those receiving ,hese bills will respond
N42vofabiy at their earliest convenience, az
We have several hundred dollars to raise
By the 6rst Of the new year. ga hint to
Gbs wise" is sufficient.
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Bad colds AID ''id6uedz4' are the or :
der of the day. We have scarcely ever
heard SO many people talk thF0ugh their
"dOzes." People are pretty much all in
the fix of the sentimental young man who
went to serensde his Betsy Jane. He
had the ''idauedSa." he was singing
Cub oh cub with Be, ~ under her w,u-
dow when An irrevereut chap acrOss the
street yelled cut. blow your dose you
dab fool, blow your dose. ;. ~. -
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Maj. Hs9ry SbsnkliO, Agsut Of. the H.
diane now on Whitewater. passed through
here last weak. He had ssSSral loads OF
supplies with him for these Indians.
They have been quite destitute EOF some
time, and no doubt they wi feel very
thankful to their vsnsrabIss UncIS for the
provisions, etc. Major shankiin informs
US that the order for their removal SOu.t
has been couniremaDded.
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SRERKFF'S SALE.

4" y O44NtFtH . FO24A+z'- > II
DY virtue OF an orler of sale issued from
ID the District Court for Lyon county, Kan
sas, and to me directed, l Will offer for sale at
public auction, at the court house door in the
town of Empol 10, in said county, on
Thursday. January IL. 1887.
at o'clock p. m. OF said day, the following
real estate, to-wit: Lots n o. ten 90, lin block
No. sixty seven t67) lot No. eight 49, in block
No. seventy-fv (75;) lot No. four "A } in block
No. eighty eight (9S;) lot No four a. in block
No. one hundred and four (I040 lot No. one
ID in block No. one Hundred and Eve (IOS1
lot No. four "a in block No. ninety-four ga !
all situate IN the town of Americas Lyon
county, Kansas, to be sold as the property Of
George a. Reese, to satisfy Judgment in ia
vOr of Divid d. Jarboe.
Dated this 18th day of December, A. D. 1866.
SOLOS A, r. BANCROFT, Sh eriff.
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We ere aware Of the forcs Of the say,
isgtAss che that blOWssh. not his Owp horn
The same shall not Be blOWa." We sci.
dam .qsoa any Puff Of our paper. aud
therefore can BE- excused for extracting
.ths, fellbNiRg com Plimsut from the Law
Tsacs Daily Tribune; 2ps-zs So
''The country press is proyokingly dry,
May IS them publish that very 'dr5esI
Of docamsnts. ths Prssideut's Message
Consequently slate isielligeDce Ia searcs
to-day. The Emporis Ne~s. more sens
ibls than most is contemporaries. gives
See Esadsra bat email .doss.of message,
shsFpbE giving room foE several intsEssg.
isg tsnS, sane d which We copy" -
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9Elu Advertiseluents.
Notice-Sealed Proposals.

CEALED proposals will be received up to
y Tuesday, January let, 1867, 10 build a
stone school house in schOol district 10. Is,
Lyon and Chase counties, Kansas. Separate
bid will be received for the delivery Of the
stoOe b J The perch in the wall for the delive-
ry Of lime and sand by the bushel; for the de-
delivery of the lumber by the 100 feet. for the
delivery of the doors, sash, glass, putty, nails.
and lock; for the mason ry, including plaster
ing and black boards; for all the earpenters
work; or for the entire job. The Job or jobs
will be let to the lowest responsible bidder;
yet the Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. All bids should be scale ! and
marked proposals to build school house. and
addressed to the clerk of the district Plan
and specifications can be seen by calling on or
addressing y JN0. B MORGAN,
District Clerk.
Three m lies west of Americas. 5U-52
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-. =. PUBLIC MEETING.

The undersigned, citizens of Emporia
and vicinity, unite in call for Public
Meeting to be held in Emporia. on Mon
day evening, December l7th, 1855, to
.ebnsdltas to our interests 10 the coming
session Of the Legislature in connection
nth the Valley Railroad. and the cleo
tioH Of United States Senator. The Cit
izsns of the whole county are invited to
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RECEIVED AT eLEIS'
Wholesale d Hngg ist,
LAWRENCE, KANSAS.
500 oz. Sulph. Quinine, &C.
600 Bot. Stry CHINA Cryst.
80 OF. suIPh. MorPhia.
IS Ms. CalOmel.
IS lbs. Blue Mass.
so lbs. Glyeerine.
400 OF ChinOidine.
80 lbs. Chloroform.
200 OF. Sulph. Cinchona.
win job at st. Louis and Chicago prices.
shs---.--- GEORGE LBS.
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Our Office. was graced with the pres
snce of several ladies' from the Normal
on Tuesday afternoon. We are always
glad to receive such calls.
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Two feet of snow fell-in New York on
the l1th. Here we have not bad enough
snow to amount to q respectable frost, and
it is now the middle of December. Think
of two feet of snow! Ugh!
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There was no decision at the county
seat election in coffey County on the 4th,
aud the vote is to be taken over again.
Ottumwa $50 votes, Burlington 328
Hanpden z, making a lie.
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They talk Of having brass baud in
Emp0ris.- Ottawa JOsTnoI.
How are You talk !? Our band has
been in ''full blast for three months,
and have had one Of your own citizens
as teacher for the last six weeks, and is
now nigh anIO'' the bsst band in Kan
sas. How are you talk?
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-12-15

VIM. Martindale, of Green wood coun
ty, was in our Office on Tuesday. He had
Just returned from Ohio.
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The examination of classes will take
place at the Normal School on Tuesday
and Wednesday of next week.
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GaIF4495it0r IF sSsss's 9ges


ToPKKA, Kansas Nov. q, 1866. s
Is WaKBsAs. The Ph9nix Insurance Gonna.
psny, located at Hartford. In the State Of Con.
-neetieut has filed in this offise . s1ern STATE
meBt Of j Is eonditens as required by the frst
aestisn of the act seTo regulate InEuI anes Com.
psnies not incorporated By the State Of Kan
"a" passed February 40th, 1868; and amend
ment thereto approved February 2sth, 1854
Nozs, 1RaefoTe, In pursuanee OfEhe frat See
ton Of the asors said act, ] J. r. Swallow.
Auditorof State Of the Safe Of Kadsab. d.
hereby certify thst sAid Phe1iz InsuEanss
CoEipany OF HaFtfor is auth0EiZs1 % trans
gact the busisFsSaf Firs Insurance u tile STATE
until the 234 day of February. in the year
cone thousand elghs hundred ard sixty even.
- In Witness Wlrereof. / have hersunso sub
seribed my nasae and eanssd Ehe Seal Of my
ten j. R.. SWALLOW ri
lSeai-l Auditor cf State.
9.ss5fs sF IS cENz kzv.l
STAMP.
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SRERLFF'S 81.

DY virtue Of an order Of sale issued from
ID the District Court for Lyon county, Kan
sas, and to me directed, viii ofEsr for sails ss
public auction, at the court house door IN the
iowa Of EBPOria, in said county. B A
On Thursday, January ~. 1887.
at one o'clock p. m. of said day, the folloving
real estate to wit: The east half of the south
vest quarter Of section No. twenty one (2I,)
In township No. nineteen (19,9 81 range No.
twelve (l2) east, situate IN Lyon county, Kan
sas, to be sold as the properly OF W. X 4Egre1
. satisfy judgment in favor Of Michael
Myers. aC} NE >ICOG -
Dated this 18th day Of Dec, A. D. 1856.
5O-lO-2 A E. BANCROFT Sheriff
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r. FEssmaB, Of Americas, brought us
a hens egg this week which measures
II by 81 lDeEss Thia bslts the egg
presented to the AsehisOa chAnPiOD
mentioned in our paper few weeks ago.
Mr.. Freeman sAys If aeybOdy can obsa.
this, bis Old hen viii lrE agaln.
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A ard to the Public.

We, the undersigned. Attorneys ct Law
and officers of the several Courts of the
Fifth Judicial District, have noticed with
pain an attack upon Judge Watson 10 the
Emporia News of Dec. Bib. 1866. over
tie signature of Blackstone, aud take
this method of expressing our uuquali
fed disapprobaiion at the publication of
said article, and that the same was totally
uncallsd for. and that its publication can
not be otherwise than productive of harm.
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Received.

10 Bbls. Varnishes, Bbls. Lard Oil, 25
Bbls. Coal Oil, 10 Bbls. Linseed Oil, 3 Bbls
Glue, Bbls. Castor Oil, 10 Bbls Naptha, 5
Bb Is. Turpentine. GEORGE LEIS.
S7tf Wholesale Druggist, Lawrence, Kan.