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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22

Sam Wood was defeated for Judgs in
his home district by a man said to have
been imported to Cottonwood Falls for
that especial purpose. TIE report may
prove premature. for we have known him
10 get places even after his opponents had
secured their certificates Of election. Il
may be the returns are rot all in from the
Cheyenpes and Arapahoea, or the RattoOn
Mountains. We never could understand
how it was Tat Sam, did rot 90 to the
U. S. Senate last winter, aad now this
second defeat nonplusses Us. If the re-
port proves true We can only attribute it
to dotage or another letter from his wife
Usage Chronicle.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22

HIT HIM AGAIN The White Cloud
ChiefOfIhe I4th thus "gosa fOr'' Seualor
Pomery on his action during the cam.
paign:
A number of Kansas exchanges have
up the name of Senator Pomeroy as their
oI ; ior the Wee Presidency. Consid-
ing The way IN which he shirked all par
Oclpauon 10 the recent imuortant cam
PAIN he deserves largely at the bsn1e
u Kansas Republicans. We were ans
- nose Tho preferred Pomeroy to Gov.
'C:a'uey Tor the Senate, because we be.
ileVed him to be politically souuder. But
Oar9ey struck some manrul blows for
h'sh' and Justice, during the canvass
Just closed, while Pomeroy sneaked out
II it is essential that Kansas should fnr.
nish TIE next Vice President, we are
therefore in favor of Carney in prefer.
.ence TO Pomeroy."
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22

PrOuiy explains the article We publish
ed three weeks ago, taken from his paper
oil last winter, denOunciDg female suffrage,
IN this wise:
1--WE will state that the article was
written OF Sub" aud appeared during
our absence at Topeka without our knovY.
edge. We did not endorse II. and regret
ed us publication. Woman suffraOs = .
principle we have believed IN for ! scora
of years and We have advocated il 49,
or less ever since We have been connected
with paper il Kausas.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22

SHOWED UHDER Sam. Wood is de-
feated for Judge of his Judicial District
We cannot sympa.hize with him in any
such misfortune, until be shows some
signs Of some political honesty. Na,u
rally one of the sharpest aud shrewdesL
men in the State, he has. By his shyster-
ing and uuscruPulous conduct, lost all b s
Influence. He obtained a sat in the
State Senate last winter, bv the most
shameless fraud. As a member of the
Legislature. he secured The erection OF
several new Judicial Districts, for which
there was no necessity, thus adding to
the already heavy burden of taxes. He
managed to get appointed Judge ofoue of
the Districts. until the off, could b.
filled By an election; and nov he is de
lested for the office, aud has forfeited his
seat in the Senate. Whenever he aban-
dons skullduggery as his strong forte.
and endeavors to do the good work that
he is capable of doing. his star will again
rise to the asceudent.- White Cloud
Chief.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22

Gen. Ward. Chairman of the RepubIi-
can National Committee. has written
letter endorsing Gen. Grant for the Pres
ideaey.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22

The prospectus of the New York Fri
bune for 1858 contains the following
sentence:
GAS for the man whp is to BE- chosen
the standarGbsafer of The Republican host
in the impending contest, while we avow
our deliberate preference for Chicf JUS
tics Grass az tie ablest and most eminent
of our living statesmen. tie Tribuae will
render hearty. cheerful. determined sup
port to General Grant, or Senator Wade,
or Speaker Colfax. should be be nom;-
mated aud supported ou platform which
affirms aud upholds the equ2l political as
well as civil rights of ali citizans Of The
Republic"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22

7 S hereby given that the undersigned was
/ appointed Qua of W F. Parrish, of
Emporia, Lyon county, Kansas. By the Pro
bate Court Of said county, on Monday, No
vember 18th, 1867. n ROBERTS,
4T-49 Guardian of W. F. Parr. sh
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22
Monday. Oecember 2Sd. lss7.

at one clock p. m. Of said day. the following
described real esf6te, Wit: The e q Of
zee 9, the e = O. sec IL, and the n e = OF sec
20. all In township twenty C90l. Of range thir-
teen (I3), situate in Lyon county, Ka nsas-
said real estate 30 b. sold az the property Of
Thaddeus q. Walker. to sati-fy Judgment IN
favor of Valentine Beysinger.
Dated this 2Ist day Of November. Is6I.
A. r. BANCROFT.
1851 Sheriff Of Lyon county, Kansas,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22
FIRE, FIRE, FIRE |!
Policies ISSUED At HOMF
THE undersigned has been appOinted agent
Of the
Of New York.
Administrator,s Notlce.

T ETTERS of administration have been
IL granted 90 me. on the eetate Of Jonathan B
CaR. eF, deceased, by the Probate Court of LYON
eouaty. Kansas. bearing date October 81
1867 All psrsous owing said estate are re-
quired 70 come foFgafd aud pay said indebted
ness. All persons having claims against said
est9ts are required 70 exhibit them b the nm
designed for allowance, Within on. year aff.-
the date Of said letters, or they may be pre-
eluded from any benefit o. eueh estate; and if
such claims Be net Exhibited within three
years from the date Of said letters, they shall
be forever debarsed
All Of said business can be done with J. O.
FFnker or myseif. JOHN CARTER.
Adninistrator Of Jonathan B. Carer, de-
ceased. 45-47
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22

BA7E IxGaATITUDE For sale about a
cart load of female suffrage tracks, kindly
furnished US. during the campaign, by
various Associations throughout the
eoup,ry, to enable US to ill our columns.
We preferred to edit our own paper.
thew were not used. and are nov offered
as waste paper White Cloud CHIEF
Sol. we suggest that you trade them to
Sam Wood for his bogus Railroad shares
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22

The Illinois Statesman, uOminatee G.
L. vallaudingham for P resident. subject
to the Democratic National Convention.
1t wants him nominated upon the follow
ing platform viz:
..Rsdemption of Government Bonds in
Craepbacks. or Reputation. White Su-
,nremacy, Ssate Sovereignty and Fedora
non are the Foundation Pillars of the
American"
We propose Dirty Shirt Dean, for
Vice President on the same ticket:
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22
Notice to Taxpayers of Marion
County, Kansas.

TTNHE tax roll for the year 1867 has been
Il placed in my hands v i'll, therefore, be
at The following places, at the time designated
either in person or by deputy, for the purpose
of receiving taxes, VIZ:
At Cedar Precinct, December ID
at Clear Creek Precinct D5eember 4l1- ~
At NV Office. in Marion Centre, on and ai'9T
D december 5th- .,f +, ibid
% a IN f"A axes = unpaid on the IO'h Day
of Janq 9aIIo,, i i9 is the levy for 1861 o.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22

Inc hrst number of an euterprising,
sPley little paper comes to US from Hays
CITY, The present terminus of the U. P.
hA'iFoad' called ''Fhe Hays City Rail.
way. Advance" Willis Emery & Co,
Nr.. ''y connected with the LesvsOworth
Ir Us are the prOprietOrs and edi;ors.
'y The Advance prosper.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22
SHERIFF. SAFE.

10y virtue Of an execution issued out Of the
ID District Court of Lyon county, Kansas }.
an TO me directed. I will offer for sale. at
% bile auction. at the Court House door in the
Town of Emporia. in aid county. on
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22


For GALvE ToN.-The limbers aud iron
for the bridge across the Wakarusa arliv-
ed yesterday, and will speedily be put up.
Il is the Howe truss pattern, made in
Chicago. and all ready 10 be stuck to-
gether. The iron is laid lItte past the
summit between Lawrence and the Wax
usa, and the engine is on the down grade
for Tie Wakarusa bottom. The second
engine crossed Abe Missouri river at LeaY-
worth las. night. aud will probably be
over tc-dsy.-La,orencs, Tribune I'll No
BENDER.
EXCURSION TO KANsAs-The following
was clipped from the Boston Daily Tray
sller of a recent date:
On the 29,h there will start from the
Lowell depot ia this city, an excursion
party Under the auspices of the Central
Branch Union Pacific Railroad Company,
who desire TO dispose of their Isnda in
hsnsas' which latter is the terminal noint
OF the excursion. For oaIy $50 60 a
man can go to Kansas and reiurn-a ,rin
9I some 1000 miles-just half price.
: ne llckets will be good for Feturn at any
HiI' ;, within thirty days. The direct trip
III DC oy the Vermont Central. the Sus-
sI":. Bridge ct Niagara. Canada, De
CO GS:I- 'ue micnigan Central. Chicago, the |
Chieago aud Quincy Railroad crossing |
the Mississippi al Quincy. eonnsc,;ng w;I6 |
the Hannibal road on the Missonr; ibsncs |
by the Platte Country Railroad 70 Atcb. |
lson, and over the Central Branch Of N.
Pacific Railroad TO the head wa,ers Of
Vermillio1 river in Kansas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-01

CALLAo, Dec. IA. 1so0
Election returns have nearly all come In since my
last and oil show large majority for Colonel Prado
There has not been onenfh OF the whole number
Of voters al the polls this time account Of poll
Of Sl2 year. which Prado put just before elections,
and which most OF the Psruvians las usual when any
thing touches thor pockets think very unjust law
An foreigners also entitled to vote who pay the tax
without the necessity even OF taking oath Of allegi
ancs.
Government has asked for sealed proposals for build
ing macsdamzed road between Callao and Lama, dis
lance seven miles; also for horse railroad both Of
which viii DO very useful improvements, particularly
the carriage road now Ia In bad state that II Is
almost impossible 10 pass II with loaded cart.
BY the last steamer from the North received news
from the new guano Islands, There four vessels
loading there all OF whom getting loaded about a.
quickly rs they could have at the Chinchas The
chorage was good In nine fathoms Of water
On the Goth Of last month the schooner General Har-
ney Captain Libby, arrived here from Panama with vc
one hundred pound Parrot guns which shall soon
have mounted In this port to help to give the Spanish
feet warm reception should they come back this way
Government u gong TO send steamer to explore
new ruano island Just discovered in the latitude OF Area
VERY little In known nj present about the island
The Peruvian fgats ApurImac went into dock on the
1st inst for general repairs She 10 tho same vessel
that sunk with dock ct San LDrenHo severM
years ago. and wss raised by Two Americans.
The iron clnd LoA which Y built In the Same styt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-01

= - NssT4nae has bssa tAsrsssAIy evsrAaAsa go
Eeeslc 81 q - sal m few 49, 80 ~: 49,
~ for harbor dnfsncA
ia Psciac Steam Naviaasios oompsays Steamer g.
and ssr laying there forty hour suocssdsd IN gsttne
% with very little damage and the loss Of .uchor and
caaina she will 50 Into dock 70 b examinsd me
cause was the extreme darkness Of the night
am very happy 70 say that the rumor In regard -
the loss Of the lancaster has proved f.lss Chile %
There had been revolaton in the city Of sGsndssa
against the government Of Busnos Ayres for the pHr-
pose Of dssolvng the ArEentine Confederation and 8
q ths III Instant ne government Issued adsess a.
without .s nom a1 i: s ciy sSorss .acs ss.
Of a.i.s WIN ..aeus j.siies proves.lio.
ths Cahe Minister e Eosslsa AnAin On board, We
msdsioa x 5ssas: ana kss.nd n sls spsnisA g..
tioa- The Chs Minister was received By The Pfsesse
here via sss:s ssss.s.E se.a e ..se payse -
shas he ALLIED aese h.a sss le0 vapasa.s : ~ -
ordered y - ~ rsaAy ~ ~ Slh Il thh acalA
P 1n - Z S :ssc sss - - ~ ssss % :.
y ~ CAte.a Coegs0 asose the rate 0ae Gsvsn:
80 !: SD =: f,sr s =. ss,s Co., " sa
sa1ssy, which vss hnally dscidsd n sAs s1rnssivA
On ~ IosA ths Unlssd Glaass g.aboos vaier6s -
Psisa ga s. nsou : - nss. sSss Il q sssss -
had taksa piaos iarss M unloA had dssssysl twGvs
hoasss. xaeshw @csl murder tssk plaoe = ssa1ag:
one Of the snal eoastine veassls Wing n pegA 49,
without any apparent censA seaier' q oeas9 -
Italian auslz nu.detsa him .isa kniss sna No. -
By the Peru, that arrived On the uth lngGs
w received news from Buenos Ayres and Nonteyt6eA
The Spanish frgate Corona Ind arrived q Rio JaneDA
The RssouCon and Conception had arrived on ~ -
OF October destinaton mot known the oeasofase4
steamer Mssor was = Edo repairing N acsdsn. 2 hs
himself dictator for another year. In Bolivia the gov
had shot four Indians, leaders Or conspraay
Of the Indians to murder all the whiteA Tho Epsns&
Of Montevdeo, says that Spanish fgats had capture4
Peruvian prvateer and taken her into Rio, which =
very doubtful The Esmeralda will leave here In few
days to 20 Panama 70 new boiler just ct
from the States and also TO change her armament e
thrty-two FOUNDERS for ones OF seventy poundA
Exchange England 30kd TO the dollar; on vAf04
States l6 per cont discount
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-01

This Board met yesterday afternoon. President Green
In the chair.
rRorosrD Srw nARas ovum on M RArrrr.
The Committee Lands and Places presented report
In favor Of concuring with the Aldermen, granting
portion Of the Battery 70 the general government for
the purpose OF erecting splendid barge once upon H.
After short debate the resolution Of concurrence
adopted. II stated by member OF the COMMITTEES
that the United States government will expend over
e2bO. 900 In the erection Of the building.
number Of unimportant general orders adopted,
and, motion, the Board adjourned I'll wednesday -
two O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-01
MISCELLANEOUS POLITICAL ITEMS.

IMPARTIAL sUYFnA0u m ILLsola-An over Illinois
petitions are circulation which obtain sig
natures asking the Legislature 70 estabsh impartial
sudfags
TINE PENNSYLVANIA SsxAroRsm. and that Gov
Curtin commands the support Of seventeen radical
papers for bis claims to the Senatohp. while six have
declared for Cameron and three for Ssvsna Many pa
psn are not committed to either Of the gentlemen.
Hester Clymer viii probably receive the barren honor
Of the democratic caucus nominauon
A the result Of the oasa In Missouri the fol-
lowing have received certificates Of election 70 Con-
eress:-
District
1-General william A Pile, republican.
2Judge A @. Newcomb. republican
3-Colonel Thomas 4. NOEL, democrat
4-Colonel J. J. Gravelly, republican
S-Joseph W. McClurg republican.
6-R T. Van Horn, republican.
7-General Benjamin y. Loan, republican.
s-Coionei John r BENJAMIN. republican
reported that the seat Of General Pile viii DO con
Tested BY John Hogan the present incumbent that OF
Mr. Van Horn BY Judge Birch and that Of Colonel An
derson by Mr. william +. Switxier.
Tun ADMISSION on NEBRASKA Tho Detroit Poa, In
tense radical sheet advocates the immediate admission
Of Nebraska 9 State notwithstanding tho Partially
Of her State constitution towards white men The
paper maintains that keeping her out Of the Union
the ground her constitution contains the word white
Is folly, since In tho natural course OF events enc VIII
come very soon TO the impartial suffrage platform
Cn1yoRNA AsPRASm 10 HosoR---The following Is
list Of Californans aspiring TO high political posi-
icns:-United States senae-A. A. Sargent, y r. Low.
John Couness, J. B. FELTON,. Congress- Northern dis
trict--C. HARRISON, W. b. Parks L. Z. Pratt, l. n.
Foulke, William @. Morris. Middle district-willam
Highly Southern district-w. J. Knox, W. K Lovet
Harvey s. Brown. J. g. wallis Governor-John Bid
well, T. N. Machn, c. T. Neader, George O. Gorbsm, +.
n. Pixlcy, j. II. Jewett. ID G McRuer.
MICHIGAN LKGrsrAruRk Probably tho Speaker Of the
next Legislature Of Michigan will DO James A sweczy,
Of Barry county.
THx AMENDMENT IN VfRCruA-It Ia reported that many
virginians urging exrebcl Senator r. N. T. Hunter
20 declare In favor Of tho constitutional amendment
LIEUTENANT GovxKxoRsmP or ARKASsAs.-Some tims
ago Lieutenant Governor Bliss Of Arkansas resigned
his Office and the Governor refused to accept IL Now
he has again resigned and tho Legislature has orerea
tho acceptance OF tho resignation IL will declare the
oface vacant In thirty days
MASSACHUSETTS GovRroRsmr. --Aspirants for Governor
Bullock's place already In the field The present
Lieutenant Governor. william Claain, Of Newton, a
wealthy leather dealer and prominent Methodist has
now good prospect Of promotion.
CONTEMPLATED DIVISION MONTE CARoInA.--A petit.
ton Congress is In circulation In western North
Carolina asking that the loyal citizens Of that section
such pcrsops only being counted In forming the new
State government aud electng members to Congress- IL
this be they ask that the whole State may
be reorganixed q loyal basis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-01
BOARD oF ALDERMEN.

meeting Of The Board Of Aldermen was held yester-
day, President Brce in The chair The session was
unusually brief one, and the business transacted
paratveiy unimportant Tho Board adjourned until
Wednesday and will probably every day during tho
present week with the exception OF to-day The new
Board will be installed on Monday next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-01
TIVE wHlsxIy FRAUDS.

The Case or william Murray Postponed.
Before Commissioners Newton :.
The further examination Of witnesses In the case q
william Murray was TO have been resumed yesterday
morning before United States Commissioner Newton, n
Brooklyn, but owing 70 the absence Of she Districe
MORT al ten O'Clock MURRAY has been admitted 70 bsA
A n tho sum az tE 0O0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-01

Q1H WARD, fAMAAME HALI--Ar PRIMARY
@ eieoan hold at - Mespee street. Monday Dcoe9ber
the 81 tho 0ouera1 COMMITTEES q Tam
Of the Gens.ai Cemnise Daula B DesAyan iaaae Robin
500, MclsDu W. Young Georp L. Loutrel Felix IArkfn.
0ssshou 0Ohen. MIchaa Norton. Raph Bogert Samuel
Montgemey. James Purcell James Tease John wndsyy
the 1eung Meas General Csnnisse and Ward Committee
OF sixty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-01

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checked Paris additional u . for afs
Medical stsen dsnce free Of charge
For further sso aIgl Agent g Broadway
NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
STEAMERS wrrK5 5EaSsI TESksrooI CALLING At
/ Leaving pier q North river follows:-
LOUISIANA, Captain Harrington Saturday. January5
CAPTAIN dswis Saturday January Il
4 THE QUEEN, Captain Grosan. Saturday. Januarys II.
g .rs. from Liverpool
or Queenstown, for s3s in currency.
Throash passage TO Paris Antwerp HAMBURG Bremen,
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freight and cabin passage apply At the ooe or the
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n. cIicSoo sans from e. Tost % s. rs q Jan
nary from pier East river. Cabin passage - gold
Stesrage 80 currency Passage 70 New York and remit
sances TO Ireland at low rates. -
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CrEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LTvERPooL.-rHE
- LOUISIANA salts Saturday. January g. Passage so
ency; prepaid tickets 95 Drafts England and Ire
land :, loves a.ss Apply At rHoMPsoN's passage once,
UxcHAxas AND sPEclE oprrcE-L roLrAr, ~
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elea Or 81 Bets dc BanQue Frsnca Buys sells French
Gold and Bank Notes
COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-01

pcnscs for the year 1867, ~ follows'-
Legislative Department. yxE
Executive Department..... .................S -
Judiciary ......ss...sss cotsS
Miscellaneous. 1900 W
resoutscn returning thanks 70 the President for NE
,u,p.rt,sl and slcent in which no discharges
his duty ~ presiding officer during the year was thsa
snpsrvisor Fox made a complimentary speech en-
pressing regret at the circumstances that SUPERVISE
stewart retes from once by the expiration Of his TORN,
and moved tho adoption OF resolution embodying thee
sentimental, which was adopted.
Tho resolution thanking the clerks and the sergsaat-s
arms for their services during the past year va adopted
ana the Board then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-01
THE PACIFIC.
Quiet State Of Affairs in the
Allied Republics.
DISCOVERY OF NEW GUANO ISLANDS.
-~~~~~>~~~~~-~->>~~>~~~
Heavy Failures in the Sandwich
Islands.
-. &e. 20.

ne sasaasAp HsaU Chaunssg. Captain Maury. from
Asplawal The ~ uk, arrived u this pos yestsr-
day nornisg Win large aunbss u passagsu end the
following Treasure lst:-