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Steamship Western Metropolis, Saunders Bromen-Ruger
!, Steamship Leo Dearborn, savannah-Murray Ferris 4
Steamship Flambeau, Alexander savaanah-Lvingston
Steamship souder. Leonard, Charleston-Livngston
Steamship star't'St Pcdrick. Wilmington NC-Arthur
Steamship wilmington Spencer Wilmington, Del-wr,
Steamship Neptune, Baker. Boston-Neptune Steamship
ssssamsh,ip s, MARY Sanford. Clark Bos,on-w Clyde
Bark M MChispa tBr sprasue Gibraltar and market-Tup-
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Steamer Steamer " Brane, Foster Baltimore.
steamer Massey, Smith, Philadelphia
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lat q 20 Ion % B. spoke bark Eclipse Iswc) from b,m
Bark Merrmas (Of Bos.onJ, Marshall Remedies, IL days.
Bark Pathfinder (oi Roeklsad Ellems Neuvitas II days.
with sugar. to Metcalf Duncan
Brig Gertrude (Br), Eboch, Rio Jsnero, 81 days. with
Brig " Drisko tor columbal. Buckram, Matanzas IL
days With sugar. toF Talbot Co. June a. lat 81 ~ lon
% ~ spoke schr Blanchard. from Mobile for Antigua,
hriE Er.k Br NArsha Csenfuesos Is days. with sugar.
Brig Sarah Br Parrdge sagua II days. win sugar and
moasses, TO B Weinberg
Brig Drso !of HaIrington) Rumbal Neuvitas IL days.
spoke bark Aimon. from Matanxas for boston.
Big BurTsh Sherman MachiAs days. with lumber. to
scSr Rollin. ssf Plymouth Masz, WALL s.sua Il days,
sshT John ssndsrsoD IBr Carroll Lingan, CD, With coal
sshr 9.orss Darby Snow. LnsAn cB IS days. with COAL
schr Wk Chapman cRr), Buck. Dorchester. NB Is days.
schr Kenzle, soper, gso1etown, DC.
schr sch Chsviot Nash Machiss, 7dsya
kShr A Burlipsane BuringAme, Boston for Philadel
schr r Richards. sear.. cohssse, Narrows
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6chY Sarah Reed. Reed Portland for Philadejph!a
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Umited states Com m issioner's Once.
INFORMANT TO OWNERS oP STEAMBOATS,.
Before Commissioner Osborn.


The further examination into the case Of lhe United
States vs. James Adams was resumed yesterday. The
defendant who had been ompoyed NJ engineer board
the stcamboas James Guy Us charged with having vo
lated the twelfth section Of the act Of Congress OF August
90 1852 which renders offence to permit deficiency
Of water boiler by suffering II TO fall below three
inches above the fue, and declares that an
explosion or collapse should happen in conse
quence OF such deficiency the party offending may be
imprisoned for not less than six more than eighteen
months. The offence Of not having fnfhoiency og
water In boiler punishable by 0ne OF $lO0 II ap
peared from the evidence of Elias Hess engineer OF the
Argo that the l7th Of June he saw the steamboat
James Guy at the dock at Fulton ferry Captain oiney
told him 70 TO the FIRE Of the James Guy and
haul out the fires, which he did Tho furnace was red
hot Of the ucs had collapsed and there was no wa
ter In the boiler There about i've inches OF water In
the legs Of the boiler the fireman was drunk trying 10
haul the res Told him 10 get the res out as quick a.
possible On going TO the fire room witness sa~ the eng
neer standing In tho gangway, but he was drunk Asked
him what the matter He replied that he bclieycd
bolt had blown out words to that effect Witness
To his knowledge o the defendant
alleged intoxcaton He sad he Judged the defendant
drunk from his manner and the way In which he
acted on the occasion II appeared from the evidence
offered on The rst hearing that from one hundred and
nfy To hundred persons were on board when the
state OF the boiler discovered by Captain olney
further testimony having been given the case was
adjourned until the 9th OF July.
ALLEsED ASSAULT on THE HIGH SEAS.
The steamship William Penn, Of the London. Havre
and New York line arrived at this port yesterday having
In irons Frank Allen, of the crew, who stands
charged with committing fclonious assault on George
wthers first Of the Penn On the night OF the I'D
| Alien rushed upon Whers with sheath knife. threat
cning 20 rip him open and take his life Withcrs Ia self
defence knocked Allen down. when he got up and mad
| n second attempt 60 reach him with the knife
/ but by the prompt interference OF thirt
| party Allen was secured and placed In irons Th'
prisoner was tsken charge by Sergeant Robinson, o
the Twenty precinct and subsequently arragnet
before United States Commissioner Osborn; but after
examination the Commissioner decided that he had NJ
jurisdcton In the ease, nasmuch the crime was com
bv Euclish subject English ship and
the high The prisoner was accordingly remande
10 tho custody OF Sergeant Robinson, and to-day tn
matter will he referred to the English Consul IL
| probable that Allen will be sent back TO England 70
| trial
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NEWS from New Orlenns.
NEw 0RIxASs, June %, ls66.
Judge Durcf, q member OF the Convention OF 1854
sys That composed Of residents elected by
Sne m and gunbosls without legal existence. Any
sueh ps 20 reconvene it is revolutionary.
oot' On declined 2c Sales 600 bales Low middlnR
oSo aoc To-dAy's receipts So bales. New York ex-
change y premium. Sterling O.
FounA Drowned ut Fort Hamilton.
FoRr HAMILTON, June 20, 1885
coroner bennett held an inquest to-day Bay dye
upon tne Dody OF Short stout man. thirty years
oid, with long brown hair and no whiskers wearing
soldiers blouse, ribbed cashmere pants striped muslin
shirt and coarse boots. Verdict-Found drowned
Died.
DuTrY-on Thursday, June 2s, JAMES Durpy In the
9th year of his age. -
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral on SATURDAY. afer
noon at half past one O'clock from 2O2 East Houston
street. M
AcMoRRAN.In this city, on Wednesday, June 81
after short Illness WILLIAM McMoRRAs eldest son of
John Achorran, Esq, OF st. John, ~ b.
His funeral will take place this friday afternoon at
two O'clock from his late residence, 80 Varck street.
He died far from his fathers house in strange land
but he had gained many friends, and they oomforted
him.
st. John IN b papers please copy.
For Other Deaths See Second Pdgel
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Com encement OF the Polytechnic Cot
Iege OF Pennsylvania.

The Polytechnic College Of Pennsylvania held i,s hr
tcenh annual in Concert Hall this even
Ing Students from the Middle, Southern and Western
STATES and Canada Peru Chile and the West indies par
tclpatcd In the exercises There were twenty one
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The Wrong Pollard.

TO rHk EDfTUN UF THE HkHNLH
In caption In your tclcgraph'c column you have me
III A. Poard arrested In Richmond In personal affair
In which my brother actor and c the incidents OF
which ! am as yet uninformed. l am not arrested;
have been in hostile quest OF no one; bat am quietly
nshng In this city the last sheets OF my history OF
the war Tho Lost Causen posting no one unless
on the historic page and uninterrupted for many mopths
In quiet and task that has excluded all othef
coneerps EDWARD A. POLLARD
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MISCELLANEOUS.


. I.Rn. ASSORTMENT or iMP BRIAL GROWN MAI
wholesale and rs,,a :, Is BAN on ASpEssoSs ssS
gowery white chesssd e ar ana po Witt nd ns
Manss AZ s,c and So per yard also every isscripon
sio,ss @ 1c pssporionately cheap Lookfor v soNe'y.
,.-a-A-A-A TRULY SPLENDID REFRIcERA-
A tor Is BAssFoRDs eelobraied Nonp.rst involving
d5 s5cS' rom s s. upssrs .xss:; u:
world sassrpEps greai noosss inst,S,e nd
Astor place, sign Of the golden kettle corner -o'e.
a HUMAN nAIR, rHREr Prrrs ONLY a. :,
PEcka.Ms .r ssas 2s Ssns ssns .,ss sss nsS
Streets wilamsbnrs Beautiful three Juis made Of old
curis, wstesfaii. Ae. "
osa,ss without pain oy hsp e. rcE SAropoa
cry. HANS Bulans nes M A'nihiAior cures 'or"' '"
TNyoRcRs OBTAINED IN NEy YORK AND orH
.a,,aton. ei free II. moxEs A'iora'r .sd c:S.so,
II Murray whore viii ma l.as roaec. P-h,
Flour ever, hing else cheaper than y store In New
OLp EYES MADE NEW WITHOUT Sscr.cLEs:
- b aGs.Ss soS. q n. %fs,'s 3D. i,iso Broaa~sy s
comfor. and Cure he nsp.ares s'ns'es Aadr''.
| Z. r. Foo,s, NJ d., l $50 Bro@dway' y =.
co,ea.n,aI Information for the Married sen, free Ia
ss''Ss sS envelope A'''''' : : ~
v,,,., Cannon sense 400 page. Ioo niusrssns u So
ss1' y .ssas.. %i ss .sSs fcors
| y cousu,ation free daily from - w. IT = A. ~
| vaids, at distance may consult oy letter. -
| xx,uEN PAIN Is PRESENT 1T WISE TO
| w purrr. because pan procesds from
4 ACRiD HIMnES L.,
| which have collected where the pain fesed'
ofen 'nse dsse dnssseAspRErus ruif
relieve before they have even opera'et nna Va ave-
eject takes place usua enro,eu anu ", ~
pain may never return have known fh " DO W c'e"
| toothacbe.
pitous affections Headaches. Cfireness pyaa-nsI,,
| parrhra. Cholera Norbus Aslatc cfirra =" '""s"",
| tons and pains of the bowels crsn,p ,pk
| BRANDRETH'S fiLbS., .....aa. ,h..s
| because they remove the humos 'ns' o'sAo 49,
| diseases
Ibave advocated for forty yes the sar ~.
In these and u Il indeed gAu w sr,s "a bs
d,stin physicians besites the puvy's s.,e
| ginning very generally TO adoptthis me'n'1 S
rr,,h sencrally ,r,urnph.; snd. " resrec'to
II BRANDRETH's r,,,..s rdnnSh h.c,,,. sno~n they
NAV say that where Their gnal..s c.r..tyes
super.ede and absorb the az noe ~ states and
| 10 Known TO be 40 In towns anu ""
; In fact there sa MERIT
L about
pRtxDRETus PILLS, -. ,s.r ~.
x,x l. 49,. 9ioat advertising, would ISL ~ a., =,
nnri.r w r.srne In the wofld ins nn 800 M ~
~ a. ssrsues Providence has sTa s,r
"a, nv name Il 10 the government ~ rns ETu-
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Ngw HsvKy, Conn, June -, 1900
The House to-day passed tho bill for the Derby and
State Line Railroad 20 alongside the New YORK snu
New Haven road 10 New York
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Fire .s Watcher.

NsrcHKx, Mss, June ~, lsos.
A Are occurred here this morning. f""r stores were
completely DESTROYED Inss 100000
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Omoial Dispatches to Senior Romcro-Thc
Imperial Defeat 1T Hcrmosilio Com
firmcd-Important French Dispatches
Captured BY EscObedo, So.
WASHINGTON June 2s 1885,
Of1cia news from FL Paso has been received by Mr.
Romero the Mexican Minister up to the LIST inst The
defeat OF tho French at Hermosio Sonora. Is fully
frmed. President Juarez has given organzatio
to the Western army. The Western Military Division
will embrace the States Of sonora Sinaloa asco SolI-
ma and Bassa Lower) California The successful General
Corona has been appointed Commander In Chief The
following ls letter from General Escobedo to Senior
Romero
ILNAREs May q, 1865
The grand campaign Of General Douai against the
frontier has now terminated and without producing any
ing Of the people, by reason OF the unlimited robberes
that have been committed under the OF fines and
the barbarous executions place under the
orders Of the bandit Dupin. General fnagrcs CON-
menced his retreat In haste taking the road most dI
cult for his trains on learning Of the approach Of my
various encounters with part OF my force There is
great decentralization in his ranks; while on my side,
crease daily have already received arms ihatl
had contracted for and shall soon receive isrneI VI SUP
sGecttve movement send 70 you herewith some very
important French correspondence which ! have inter.
news irom the interior is excellent Everywhere the
'''''' - 'S'' wv ~ ~ II. 2scoBEDo.
Imperial Reports fr6R San Franchise
The Liberals Driven Towards the
American Limo By tho Imperisiists, DC.
Saw fRAscsoo June Is, 1850.
The Imperial Consul Of Mexico has Official dispatches
Of June ., 10 and - fsvH HermosillA Aazatlan Ard
repec which state that the liberals in Sonora were being
chased toward the American line Orders had been issued
q Belchor and repec for the concentration Of force Of
three thousand men 70 operate against the remnant OF
the liberals IN Sonora and Snaoa order being
stored a Nichoacan.
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The Fortunate 0unsmfth.
New HAvrs Conn, June 2s, 1890.
Mr. Eli walker, gunsmith Of Hartford, has inst 10
heyitaa an ss,stsJn EnslsnS vslnsd sf saA ono O00
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S HiPPIN &c NEW S.

ALMANAC FOE NEW YoRE-sHus DAx
eUN Rises. ~ NOON RISES EVE q
SON sxTs............. - ulGH wATKR.. 10 "A
Port OF New York, June 2s, 1866.
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-. - ~. -np.re.t Advertising would msss ,n'n :.
which 20 une, ss,enr sMr 10 N. wnrd The nan n
most popun Providence has snied upgn ~ ~.
Who knows MeJ AZ M. government stamp ~ sh ct,.rS
See my name ~ 10 wy y RnASnssfh-
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IIarper,s Publications.

In to days paper will be found the prOspee
fuses of those excellent publications, Harper $
Monthly Magazine and Harper's Weekly
The Monthly and Weekly are SO well known
that they need no good word" from US. As
an illustrated PAPER the Weekly has never been
equaled in tais or any other country, and in
its own sphere the same assertion can be made
as to the Maga zine. The price Ofthese works
is four dollars each, or eight dollars for both,
but if our readers want one or both, through
the lberality of the publishers, We are eua-
bied to furnish them b 9th at reduced
rates. We can furnish our paper and either
the Monthly or Weekly for $685.. or all three
for $3.50 This is saving ot1sl 30 on tie
three publications, or IS cents eEtwo of tn EN-.
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DURFEE HOUSE.

The Durfee House, Corner New Ham pshirs
and Pinkney Streets, Lawrence, Kansas, has
recently been ref. ted and furnished at large
expense. There is no house in the State that
spreads better table than the Durfee. The
beds are excellent and clean. and everything
about it has The Dir of neatness. Mr. A. Skin :
ner' the proprietor. is we'll known throughout
the State as being one of the most alabIe and
accommodating Landlords in the State His
charges are but two dollars p,r day, which is
no little item to the travelling public, Gu ests
stopping at the Darfee are bound to be pleas
ed with the fair, the rooms and the general
accommodations. a 6m
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Town AND COUNTRY.
New Advcrlisc nents.

In to days paper will be found the follow
ing new advertisements:
c. V. Eskridge notifies the world that goo i s
are falling at his store, and that ne has few
more strings and things" left. which he is
willing to let tn people possess provided the J
posses the "greeEbax." Go to the Corner
Store.
Col. Plumb oEsrs q large amount Of excel
lent land for sale in different parts Of the
county.
John J Cemrbell wants to sell ! lot OF stock
household furniture. farming tools, ETC., and
he proposes 20 offer them at public sale on
Wednesday next, the 9th. Sc al Advertisement
h. d. Curtis offers choice lot of sheep or
sale, in another place.
Charles Bunch, of Jackson township off,rs
one OF the best farms in the county for sale
For particulars look at the Advertisement.
James Blakey offers q first class mule team
for 50 lie, with wagon, harness ald everyth ing
complete.
W. H. Leonard wants to eel twenty five tons
Of hay.
SIS. Scr anton & Co. want ogsnts to sell
new book, so they advertise to day.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-12-01

Given by TIE Silver Cor net Band at the
Meth Odist Church last Saturlly evening was
fully up to the anticipations Of the public -.
The band did their part exec, oil gIy well il
we take into consideration III short time they
have been in PIGctice, and the fact that about
one half the members knew nothing of music
when they commence J. The singing was also
good, and the whole performance gave general
satisfaction. Prof Stimson's comic pieces
brought the house down "a bursts of uProarious
applause. The cold Con tine ntal Song" and
the "Fine Old Dutch Gentleman" were rich.
His baritone solo was indeed foe perform
anee. The Professor is Fl thorough musician
The audience was large, numbering near
three hundred. We are informed that the
band cleared Sl2I.50 on this entertainment,
which is eneo uraging to them, and they feel
b ighly gratified at the result t. Prof Stimson
stated atths close that he had never seen a
band make Q tie progress and made the asser-
ton that it would, in a short time, be the best
in the State. We are glad to know that the
Professor has been retained for three months
longer by the band We will probabl be fa-
vOred with another musical treat during the
winter
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Tax Payers Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to the tax paver,
In OF Butler county that I will be at the fol
lowing places, on ths days designated, for tbe
purpose Of receiving tax 3, viz: ~
fOWsndas on Saturday, Deeember lszstl.-.
Chelseas on Monday, Deeembsr I7th.
And Gt my Office, In Eldorado, on and after
the 18th Of December. 800 -
A penalty OF ten per cent. will be added 70
all taxes unpaid on the tenth day Of Jaaoarv.
A. d. 1867. Wrrant will be delivered 70 Ia
Sheriff Of Die county for the collection oftax
es on peFaonal property after the let dav Of
February. A. ID. 1867.
HENRY MARTIE, Treasurer.
4l4oesdosBu county, Kansas, Noz. Is !.
:. IhG1oII6sing is the Levy so1 1865 "a each
500 valuatiens s
kor State 90 cents.
: Fer 6ests Sshool, l0.cents.
Fog County, ST. ..e
School pissrset No. 10 csntS.. : .
SeoOl District No. s, 50 cents. tT-ls
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Administrative Notiea.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of ad.
IN ministFation upon The estate of e. A. All.
ford. deceased, have been granted to me BY tbe
Probate Court of Chase eonatV,- bearfDq 49,
the S0th day Of October, 1865 All uszs91s
hoving claims against said sstata ere feouir.
ed 70 exhibit them for allowances within- on
yearlrom the ddte of Eaid letters . thsy i5ssstt
be Precluded from any benefit Of such estate,
and I sid eeaai1ls hs Rct e1hi6iEeds within
viii b forever dsbsFTad. g--s-sz-3s =
= - = H1RKIEFF Z. -AkfORlk g.:
SIfeE- Adminisa -
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TO Kill Rabbits.

Take an apple, cut into six pieces. use as
much strichnine as will effect the object, cut
it into the apple with pen knffe;in the even
ing place the E pple in the orchard with stick
or something else by each piece to mtrk the
place; next morning carefully gtther up the
remaining apples and dead rabbits. The
above is usedin one of ,ur principle nursrries
with tn best results -S ]. P. B.
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GLORIOUS NEWS.
Now Clothing and Furnishing sto

A. Baer Co. have the pleasure of announc
ing to the people of South w9estsgn Karsal
that they have made arrangements to oren an
immense C!Cthing aud Furnishing House il
EmPori", about the first of December.
Their stock will be complete in all the de.
P"rtments of the clothing business, and will
be sold at such rates as cannot fail to suit the
people.
Look cut for the new store The goods will
be opened temporarily in the room next door
south of White d Clapp's store.
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Wsare IL fGIn6d that Jont H. Hunt con-
temp lates putting up large addition to his
stone houseon Exchange street and turning
1t into . hotel. EmPoria WILSON be furnish
ed with ample hotel ace mmo datious.
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Religious services were held in the Cong re-
gational and Methodist churc hes in the even
ing Of Thursday. Mr.. Morge preeehed an ex-
cellent sermon at the Congregational chu rch
in which Andrew johnson was rather roughly
handled.
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We return our sincere thanks to the Empo-
ria Silver COrnet Band for that excellent ser
enade in front of Tbs News Office on Weanes-
day night. We can assure the b oys that we
fully appreciS te all such treats We are re-
ally Eond Of our band, and predict that in elk
months from now they win not be surpasse d
in the excellence Of tt cir music in the State
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-12-01

We learn that Miss Abbie C. Homer, grad
uatc of Westfeli, lMass.) Normal School, has
been engaged as Assistant Teacher in our Nor.
nal School 10 con mepce the oxt sessiou. The
echOol has grown so as to equire three teach
ers. Miss Homer is spoken OF by those quail
ifed to Judge a first class irstI uc,or.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-12-01

Our mtrch arts are doing a considerable
Wholesale rade to the Western and South
western traders. c. V. Eskridge sold bill OF
ncall $1,000 to a gentleman from the west
few days ago. ...
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-12-01

John Morris has bought tine lEmPOria Res
taurant of Gilbert BFittoR, amt will run the
business in the future. Ee7wiIl. keep choice
stock of staple groceries. Al wellsas cigars, TO-
bacco. nuts, candies, apples, etc yetc.-
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EASTERN BAKERY.
Are still in the field, and are selling aft kids
'-1s. of gOOdsin their lice.
AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPESF.

WE DO NOTDEEMI 1T NECESSARY TO
w say more; those who know US will attess
the truth of our assertion. We only as K a con :.
tinuanee of those favors sobountifuliy bestOW
ed heretofore, and promise our whole eforts in.
your bshalf, knowing that an 6ppreeiGsiFS
public will reward US for so doing.
And to eur country friends we would say
that we will endevor at all times to paw the
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE for your PRO.
DUCE; and in return will try to make it fer
your interest to buy your Groceries of Us.
And we do hope, through the kindness Of
our friends, to be able to builn up a trade that
will be an honor to our name and a benefit
to the public; knowing, as We do, that our "a.
eiities for buying goods are inferior to none.
and superior TO many. Feeling nfdSnt 6ksS
We will be able at al times, Providencs permit
Ting to make 1t TO your interest to eall on M
before purchasing elswhere, fa-a
We ares respectfully,
WIN. h. HASELTINE 4 CO..
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-12-01

We enj Dyed Thanksgiving yesterday, in a
quiet way, not on account of his "Eggscelleu :
cy." a johnson. hut on account of Sam
Crawford's proclamation. We don't take any
stock in Andy. Wouldn't feel thankful for him
II he was tOissue ever so many rroclamations.
But we can go Sam with good relish. tf-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-12-01

Next week we shall publish lengthy arti
Gle on Kansas from the New York TIibure,
written by a. D. Richardson. 1t contains
much valuable information in relation to crops,
prospects for fruit growing, stock raising
compares the growth Of Kansas with othor
new States, etc. twill be valuable fer our
people to send to their friends E st who on
template coming to Kansas