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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-06

IMPORTANT oRRTIFIGATEs
RooHEsTER, N. Y December 7S, 1861.
Messrs. P. q. DRAKE b COL have been great sui
erer rom Dyspepsia for three four years. and had to
abandon my profession About three months ago
ried the Plantation Btters, and to my great Joy am
now nearly well man. have recommended them In
benefit am, respectfully yours.
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grpposals.


oYEcK o. ASSISTANT ~ Srit'isrkScs
No. sTArEsr.. EEv-loRg, Nov. Z ls6 ! =.
A RNY SITPPLIES.-SEALED PROPOSALS
"A Qn duplicated viii be received uHd u O'Clock on MoADAf Nc
remher II, 1871 by
Bet Capt Fred. Fngcr A. 4. =. Dsvids Island.
furnishing bereat With esf
beef from November 18th. 1901 to May 3.i. il6i.
proposals. Fort Coiaabs 20 tgGs Fort Wood aud Ns
York CtV
envelope, eosus proposals nu be riOred Proposals fi
Faru,shing Fresh Feet"
The fresh bef be Of good marketable qasHy Nth equal proper
hind quarter sAanks and kidney 3w
eued) delivered Of the in such quaint
ties and at snch times may be required
will made ~ REGULAR butcher who
fa bis present place Of business and residence
Of mskiag bidders &C.
advertisement Of June H. 49, ar Prpoas for Furnishing
Fresh Beef c. L. KiLBURN, BiL b. g.. A. C. C. -
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2tb 0ablimiions.

VOICES OF THE BORDER-COnpIising
ssnls aAe Field" VI he Bewe" and laeaa Melodies
~ Col g. W Par IN U. s. army.
tie prelt ule Col fiteu Is enIhateay te poet we
kc6ccT Sword
a. expect TO pe 5crth 81 ber plscsi by Ae SIDE d tA
gb No tnrct Of poetry Song ofts Sword
rr psstion 10 tt f he eeo HE the roll o.
Srus bearc my clear ard rHde Ard
A. Tie Railing e OF the tIet Newly 0rk CiIen e heTl
ke viii Ieoed Ind lso tla he's oug
se4sers aBi esdes and Wta 10
lsts pleasure sill restored h is rhtfs swae'sp mRn
x-sesfa odv which hss long toa tie
III. stream % 0Ig"-ill0me Journal
the poems srAe5 v;b sweetness and paos Beautifully
printed before pearl IN e. Albany kveaHs
1SuraaL -
FINE tnfsd pansr. pre- g.
First eli. au StarlT evha ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-08
ISAAC q. EUHT
oeee Rosrd OF Assesors Mes Court Eorse. Nov. 1851
cEsrrAL DErARrsES1 ~ ',sTseroeiIA.S, P I..-c

CEyrRAL DErARTAEST ~ ilsTa9P0rlIAN PoLlck
No go MULBkRgY-sr.. Agv-iJgK Oct - 1871. }.
DEWARD-At "a meeting OF tie Board or
Ia Metropolitan Police he'd tbs ds = ua res'e5 sha rss.
al 0y, hn dollars will ae pad m DE NeTopoit1n 80
wsIl "a pcron who 's rn'b "i'Ss .l.S
.hsi los m th- detection sni 81 az person OF @
go" sa, - NJ onon, homicide IN eaasn ia. death o. CLEMENT
cC,fIN coudno- Belt Esrl Who DIED o. III "a % spens
Der last rom nares Inflicted by malicious lcfSoe eh t m o Aat'"
previous II about O'Clock near bsn-.te t'sitti .,
s. c. HAwLKI. Chief CLERK mos. = A"iVN' r''S'''e~
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SuttiOn Salts Of Ttal 6st7.t.

A J. BLEECKER, Auctioneer-InUh SDAf I,
S,ener IA AZ y eeock Exchange s2esroon. HAND
some RESIDENCE On Gramrcy Park a AUCTION s,s re-
,he Isorv LroHv English basement Horse ana ~ no -
Past north side Between Lexington sul ~
IS6TS lot Lock perfect order ana coma n ~, que
inroeants LEGATION desirable and ueghOorh0oS
Possession immediately This propey has "A interest," 'Ad s'!' "
privileges OF GTAmercy PARK IN. - "a - 1,,riv
permits Ia vie" the eosse tioN ~ - " p ~ 'r'
the M Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-08
st,znhuats and SsiIruzAs.


HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL.
ROADS-0a ard sfer MONDAY. April 90 lsS7, nIss ssa
Albany Aad Troy eonseenhs With Northern asd Western ns ud
M Rrpess trsin Bul.on R,rosi Tra-,hs .sA
pnfae and without ~
ears aRd connecting With kartea E4ss Durs
ton. ssdtke NORTH
Fonrhsye Chatham vih Western naireSe Lebs8a
Ahsay with Nesa sd
trains lor ssrsoes, RHtaR4, Burlington, All taS kartA
m R,prcs nudsoa River Railroad onnssiag Al Ahtsz
vita train fer the West
$50 N Enre.s vain va Hudson Rrsr Railroad connecting "a
Ahas sss ard at Troy ~a hsiss ~ hsnirss si,
445 D. N Esprs tram pshen Rarosd sra5,tag chshs,
for LEBANON SerHes. Ftued 6e and
benz With Western trains Sleeping can s.issld e. Albany
$50 Bpress sa via iIason River hscd with ssersf
attached ssd rouFh Drsso ard SUSPENSION Bnse w0ut s.ag
Ass eepg sJceSg fAarlays a.eted Zoo
HssYsk through denArg without canrs va Rome AID o.
Railroad tosneeoa Tor JoT sh be made k1si A-ay Tax
viii SUNDAYS
lin m tram via Hudson Ever Railroad esFss sssA
AaHy with Eafs. ar Bridge,
Troy with trains for ssraoga and pos,s hsrh Ts Train uH
o Sundays
srrdsv train will via Hasson River Railroad RON ssvYbfn,
to and intern esse ,aasDs isasg Ae~rsrE
Returning psashksePss sS arriving ssv-r0s
at p "a. -. ,,..,. r.r..i -. y -. :. =.
No. ,ad arriving Msron al $3.50 Returning leave Mss
tea A. S 0. u, arryag al New. YORK al J. - A. y.
- RA II. yANDEKBuT ycsPrsstsnt
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Gitp Tral estutt for Sal,.
Trouklnu Sral estate for SAX

NOR SALE-In Brooklyn, 3-story, basement,
and srbcelsr br.ek HOUSE, No. 3o6 Paecs House 1$st
M IOg feet all the mrro, In perfect order Con
Vcrt 70 Pro,ree Park ard Tor all Tie Ferries Pse'sS' iTL
dsr ndssd Inquire tire premises Of o. NCAk1' corner
frrscs aud W1bTn-sts, NeN-NorE
NOR SALE-A valuable WOODEN MILL,
l. situate IN wamt, between Van Druui AID Coagets Ssas
p,oot esn thing full Of the mott t1proNd hachvf
Inr ~ HE unaensGed At She foory. 10 JbkNh1h Sh
ItDWiH No. Broadway Y Parties will he neonPslsi "
Tue properly e'e' '' John GROR,S PERIL
CTPRRB frst-class three-story brwn- stone
y HOSR hikb sloop bsteRsut aud subcelsr, penld ee
siey. decorated sne chandeliers AID frtgre With an l
sr en,uis location ortng Carroll Psri B1ohni ioeAo,
t. snA gnraed; convenient. al The ferries comili1ng dt.l
T Of TTosec Psrt must be examined 70 be spprtaj rso
,ssou. hbed unfinished; price reaeahe % trra very
Erorbo Aprlv u w. A. TOWlSEAD ADAMS ~ 80 hraae
S.NYek The propeTtT will be shown By Dr. ChADNiOh'
corner Sf Coart and Pesde tsts
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pRISTOL LINE

BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
VIA BRISTOL. X. l.,
From PIER 40. -. NORTH RIVER
Tee ragrifrei BRISTOL CAPT BsJt1u' s'd rLOF
DFNtB. Capt Sniaous. az p DAILY
aui q mlEtes by ri nom Dro 20 bestes ar
Bsia ample time - connect giA Northern and Ais'n
tfaiaA
ices. uaers the largest, ssnebet ard mott sessst ever
placed IN tie nunbcr aud sas o. their state
rooms spudor II their seoolmodoas taey are nm
yas Tke secured AZ the oace Pier Ne
~ North Eiver. f3ot OF Ca.als.; as1 49,,
Tickets baggage checked through at the eMes Of Weeoif.
PartpAco. Ho rs aae SD Bgoadsayi Hten
Ri ras Usps Fonrhave Hudson River Lab
roal Depot and Ninth ReHlerk No 10 "AfF
iBgSn-s., brooklyn -,
b. Purchasing tickets these oee bsggags can Be ehcSss
So5E II. deuce % des.uatoR L. u BRIGGS GeA Manager
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-08
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
Iss7 eUMrER ARRANGEMENT. Den
CoMhkNCINU JUNE , I'll
Passenger Staten NewYoyk Tvntysve1tSt and rsart.
Entrance rvsrty-seyr-!SSL

TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YOUK;
forEsw.Hsvsn sad Bi!lsopot 40. eco tsrb lD 1D
F1.l, 800 (EIj, 3l5, 40 ana s60 fRrl p n.
Fer Moe Stanford FraeH Southport AID WsstPoH 100 loo
4 Az 40 ,. N.
Fcr So-T.E f0O 500 Oh aoo uo 2Is tEL 400 orb
als, $50 (RL) $50. Lev (Hr.l .. n.
For Daien ICE, 500 ll?g a. as 90, 40 D n.
Per stmfcrl 100 aootBh 90 49, n 40 lRLb z5 AGO
Hrl, as 81 (ELl ~, $40. 63j. 80 fBrl p go.
Por Greenwich and Intermediate sianoRa, 40 Ao9 IL" AZ
~ 49, CONNECTING TEAMS -----.
For potou VIA Springfield, sooG =. E,l. 3on fgGb enrn
For BOtoa shore Lias lsl3 iET.l, 40 I. -.
OrH1iord and spnnssd &V tAEE Ia sea tELh aso
Fer Connecticut River Railroad (rl l2lsp 70 nss,
FO, Hartford Pss,ilshso and Pi.ehn rroo L) lid
pm ,.. 49,. =. AGO
900. N.
For Canal Railroad, L. .. 70 Northampoa
Fer susatoaie Rairsad, hen d r.. 80 ,.
T9g kaaganlek Rsi-ed. $40 a. 40 p N.
For panburT aud EegWtk Rsaross. 7cy ~ r. r., +Dpx
COssHo siogs SetFlsg Cars attached ~ Se1 p ~ IN -
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5uruitur;.

ALWAYS BUY the BEST.-SINGER's RE-
N vRRsiBLB SPRING BED Il CHEAP, Dorsbe nee from Ternns
Sold Mail orders aed No. 25 Cenires
bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OK,
I'D warranted manufacture Also SOLD Chsnet and Nhns Cs.r
her and at H. F. FAhkINGiOAL No Jo,s
CaEalst., Wooster. Established lt4d
FOLDING SPRING MATTRESSES, HAIR,
Husk Moss and Maitres. Feaihu Sc q, s.,orso"
pees the Mandatory VI FARRELL ~ large building s'@
BIO and 2 = canalst Junction O! WAikerst, NswNsrk
FURNITURE. FURNITURE.
Il BRAUNSDORF 4 METZ.
fSucceSsos o Veil L BfsunsiorD,
oEer their stock o.
wELI-ASsORTED FURNITURE, -
consisting Of Parlor SBgto0n Library BED rcn pc ph
Suites III Nyl-s. pahne Eholesse prices
AT NOS l25 AND Ut hlNINSfoS-oi'
between ESSEX AID Noriolksh
n BAH goods warranted.
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Sisainbont5 auo gailru1os.
J1OR NORWALK and DANBURY.-The
g,sanbs NELLY WHITE leaves Per No 81 B,si River al
Osoek ally ssa ioe OF rhicus- at 5:io connecting Win
Danbury GiresG
LOR GLEN COVE-Landing at Whitestone,
gays, Dock Great Eeek. sag@s Point GLEN COVE. hSus
Deck Rssya On and sfsr hOhpAf hoy II, Tie
elegant sica.bost AiECWsAItE Ghsre' P, n,e wal
teck shp), Daily, SuEays eree9sl AZ ssoek
p. a., isT tbs above Hanoi places
CHANGE OF HOUR.-The New Haven Trans
~ poTtateu will leave Pier No % East yer CAL on
ss4 s,r MONDAY Sov az nstsad os 'eeoCT~ SA'aI'
IA = 4 u Of A naIaL
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Gcrgcr1tiot 51aii,ts.
oYrIcH OF tbs CozaFu0svEs OF T1xEs Asol
AssrssNxsrs. ~. p th9abers-s'.. Z

~.
o'rI'n q & ss SEQ. S z itaS 80
AT a MEETING Of the BOARD Of CON-
a. Depart Sos R1 ii, ds II. fs1 5s,ss re,-assS
SSs soyss ! gass Ca. . & asr "a. bS1 s $
that 'houA give sIpos TO 90 o Oh 'as occasion ~
IG That he death u he len cosr.a srsehanEer. tho
rsed ,ac ofeer AID tAai Bis ssso,s IA M o. c. i poro
toe whose laemry viii te cApal sssa Of seaa e0-
Ess the afflicted fuy q tie ds'es''s .sr 30,
Rsct.e That ,ais oes le soca F,sy, iss
that Ne .t,esd BIZ funeral - boi!
Rss.le That iAe rr.oaiI'ni he rad iHs TIDTss 'nS
ceased ' JoSATEAN ". ALLES. preshdsas
ALLEY CoorHR secr:t,ry.
CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public notice i9
Hoas, sa LOT. improved ~ ennpIoa Leads asl efs VS.
ofes u tie for examination bY al Feos eeo
Fer laying ss the Intersection o. I'D avenue and Br'cs
5 s .i9s 5 ,, ,S Ses IA. ire: @ 40 20 S ass5
buaag OatAssst corner Of Lsss Sad fourtS
Sh-FOr bung tie northwest OK Lewis and FOnrt
stPor buis tie .ouA, Ct Fletcher aSd P'afs
laying erO.sv,ss l2' at lob sTeun' Broadway,
SFor eaSiss sh stoae Sot, on ouston 70 I'D
s,h-Por esrs.g 81 from 2,h to 2;a street.; west SIC
lohPor requisites eraSsg 's'Is cub ''a suer % Sasss
sfor lsss lsssis in ifoat Of 81 ard 30 T:h
RhPor aSsss assi.kir -sh sesi go :. 70 IN i,s3sss -,
hFor ssTSs sde~Iks stree, frou j.; 70 sth
I5hPor bB sever ia So.h stree ' As~ef IA Sh aesHs "a
arough llth avenue o. SaNcf ~ .ail si.v
The rniss A ric al tse several oey
Ground, scau, Lots psees 49, tc - & tt -
lstDo.5 sides II iih Seet aud tie -ef % " sofa sac
e IN o. haH th beck sat ~ sesi Ao
sde Of ia from <<' 81 ~ 't'eis 50 Nes
Broadway asd tie esey Hde u IN ae-ar NON fd % ~
2Bh de of;S,h street Sh roi-t bsh b
9th ara e,h so y "a l Of TIE soerG are" %
the II ksiftte block frnu ..th frsee
slbO,h 81 E strC ira h % - s'nrc; also eh VIZ
e4if - t e hork ha 1910 stay
ulgrlv 81
Asrre D ges,ery ae Of Lewis AL lie sy s o. 4's.s
u, fiOra ~ 81 iis streets = -
also s.. Of Lewis and hs ee ale u AVsrae D. fons
CtIhe so1hsry Pitcher foE Peah stree; b poaS
7hoi s u l-gb street nom i2ih svenes; both
tie ersccing aud Avenues e. tie esut hA no
ad bot sides Of LsWfeas street from btSa1Nsr
aG-DG6 sss II "a avenue ro,t tsus
block between IL an 18th ao bot" Sides 81
the ter,rttng aaf TIE o in "a
s,hlte westerly SIDE of3 avenue 9'h 10 2ih stee's
l1hBoh iss Iih set lum log / Il assls"s arf t.e Wts
sde o. and tie e le Of 10 the eAie VI LAY
ih-Tro lots lnown IS No. te3 sui 40 iC;h avenue
sides " lZth street betse ~ ih sysnufsi also ihec
lots O. tie rcrh 45 Di j AsoSv
h@Bah sies sf ssss si-eet frn 'th 10 RI svc1les
lBoh Of l9Jth street, "a ard also noFs
lSh-Bats sides Of Ssh en- I'M as bsS
FROM lolh liza TIE soat-' side si9h
street from Sth 20 i9h avenues
merys AMI who opposed st atbem are qnes's@
then objections Nrtus o re - r ll % ~ Al 49,
oce No % Chambers street als; Nee Court 0rse Nli4 V
days ron lie date Of this uotre
ions ,; on ST,iil49 ELL Board Of Assessors
- \ (urrtE arSe Nrr )
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cn1u gt,anurs.


TOR ST. THOMAS ard BRAZIL .,,,,.,r
L UYTRD STATES rrH BRAZIL MAIL sTEAMsaip coaPASf
sogTH AHEaIGi CAPT r L TIsKLsraSea. Ss,s%S'r "a
soarR iM SsaH e cf@ F ss1SSa Hs
Thee ssaat ss.arrs and es at 81 Tho1.'
HS9Tsns 4 ,s1s s;, .DDS nor,x x.vrs
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL. CALLING Al
y QUEHNSTOwN-Ths Imam Line sailing seswsskl carrying
CRY or EBW.Y SATURDAY NoTemeer 10
CITY or BALrlNORR .,....,...SAIUhDAa Soteaoer ~
CirY or sATgRpAY SoveHb,r ~
. Nd !a Sf .cas SATURDAY ad EDsLsDi Go Par
No. " N'''' A''" RATES OF PASSAGE
By the Esl ,,.sr.r sailing every SATURDAY ~ ,xser
FIRST Ftl.fSn ~ SOLD 800 -,
To LOSdon.....'.''' Gs 10 P.laOA'''''..'...'.
Passage b. Il: We'd say: CABIN, $COi Ssras'
Pssns.r, .s fSrwarid Hamburg Bremen, se moi
70" L.sSa ., Sss ;s tow, :o currency
Tickets can ls ooash Aef' y % Sn -. scos
"'4-'' jCHS G,6ATE Ages, No Is B'oadW',.Hr.
Philadelphia oaeo-Ne al Chssnnt-st
STEAM BETWEEN ANTWERP and NEW
n. LIVERPOOL NETWORK, aud PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
IMAM sf hisE
win dspsh their Steamships betSeea Antwerp and Ne" is
WY ,.r SAILING FROM SE %: .Toak: u,,..,.
'iii " oO siiiiSG IRON IETwSaf ',
CHI " '0AA RATES Of plsSIGEi
r. K S:: S:
Fer fat.sr informatiea apply at the CopJaaTs oaee
JOHN q. DALE. Agent
No Is Broadway n T.
only DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE; ,,r
~ THR GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANIS nhiib
sfEANsIPs pETwEEs NETWORK AND HAvRE' CALLING
Ar RRfSr. go =, 60. IN
IRE ndd this Evodts routs for the Continent vii
fe{ ron Pier no. 81. North River, as olONs; =.
EUROPE.
pEEPfeE .sATr RDAY H0Yspb 20
VILE 6s Paris sITGE6I Pce.n5 !,
IATEESf DeeeADFt| :"
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN 500 lnfus,g Nins,
TO DRESr OR HAvRR
FintC.bu gl63i Second CanB seS
To PARIS,
heluding railway tickets farnls5ed on ooart
F1t Cabin, { lG5 Second CABIN, SA
Bszusgs checked through ~ Paris
Ee4icil att Bdanoe free 9fcharge
These steamers 10 carr sterrpge passepkert
travellers gcHg rstrrn7g ro the eonnsnt OF hnp
BY tAkg @ Of Ills Line svoi unnecessary risks on transit
Rga lways tHd erong tho ctgcnel besides a1s mnea tas
rub.s GEO MACXINziB, Agent No. - bToaaSsT
u - a.
Sirambouts an6 gailruaOs.
COR NORWALK and DANBURY.-The
g,,nbsu NELLY WHITE leaves Per No 81 B;si River at
oeck ally sa ss OF Thirty curL at J:l0 connecting T1
Danbary Siilrese
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r ONG ISLAND RAILROAD Winter Ar,

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD WINTER Are
1I r4ngenent-Chas &c 81 TiHeLeAse JsmeSsiP; MD
Gra1Por ard ali wsyr1s cnaHec'ifg 81 hines with
trains Glen Cove ard Henped Sossst passenger trsn,
and al wsy,a,OuS BIpr tnia ~ " AJAX srd or .eo
Head Saturdays only sd Gs Cove rasengef trsa,
srd all wayaonA Paraisslsc ard HtuP'Ad p4ssengs>
train and for NORTH Isiip. : suriays ony.
Snads7 Brursoa Tra leavcs saeSs Point slsA m ID
Ecu,sr, Point at 40 D. Ia Ts tsls ee-c, agg 3 e55.
- l. d. BLaTOS, Superintendent 7
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HOME JOURNAL

TCHE HOME JOURNAL
FoR 1867,
new volume With the o to-day and 'pPars printed
an he h Of White paper With entire yesure Of new type
CONTENTS:
BACKWARD CHANCES SeS.iear Poem. By Herman ToHey
P.nI Of sALOMB Al new Serial By Daisy Howard
CAKES AND ALE AT wOODBISB. Sketch. By Barry Gray.
DENTAL SCIENCE By Devil Reporter
RHF YEARS GREETING BttodsL
TuH BALLOT FOR WOMAN. Editorial
THB BROADWAY GAIT. An Esssy Waking.
LADIES AND Their WEIGHT IN THE SADDLE Selected
snce
THE HIsTORY or Ny DOGS dognatc essay
LITERARY NOTES about Aibors aul Books
PERSONAL COLUMN-sat the u0tabes doing Al home and
sbrold
SNOW FLAKES b y @. F9irieM
FOREIGN GOSSIP The creme Of the Foreign Press
LETTER FROM STORY, THE AMERICAN SCULPTOR, at Rome
MUSIC and the DRAMA
HUNGER THAN NEVER CEASES Poem By Henry MOrord.
LONDON POEMS Review Of Robert Buchanan
HISTORICAL ROMANCE Letter hOn Clara Mundt
ST ELM0 Review Of Miss Evanss new book.
LATEST LITERATURE Brief notices Of recent publications
m,Ange Of other and entertaining reading matter
THE HOME JOURNAL by mail served by carriers in New
yorb or Brooklyn al - per year
AoGIs,s Ediors,
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No lO7 PultOD-st,
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nISSOLUTION.-Th firm of BAKER IL
TALLMADGB BAKER,
d. KELLOGG BAKER
JOSEPH W. VAIL
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Billiard Gables.

A LARGE number of New and Second hand
"A BILLIARD TABLES with improved combination ensops
which have been proved 10 be the most and durable
made Specimens Of tables that have been many
be the principal hotels and tis etr
Parties intending purchase will end their and
examine stock which The largest aud 6neIt the world BoyT
tables toI Holiday Presents ~
RlIsLAs d CoLLANDER, Nos q, " % CrOshy.hM NJ
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NNHE undersigned have formed a COPARI.
Il SERsflr fer the transaction Of general BAshlN0' J."
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{. C. PLPFRa.
A. " DJNoCK
r. ID. WESTON,
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New-York tribune., 1867-01-03

COPARTNERsHIP VALENTINE II. SEAMAN and JOSIAH 7.
TBBY vii continue In Hides Leather and n at No 20
/ a67 VALENTINE IT, SEAMAN.
JOSIAH +. TUBBY
New-York tribune., 1867-01-03

PRICES REDUCED.
AT COST.
,SsD-.%- -
G. TAYLOR,
No. 77o BROADWAY,
Between Ninth and Tenihis
LADIES' AND CHILDRgNs
UYDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS
LADIES AND CHIIDRENs HOSE
KID AND WINTER GLOVES
(Grea, VARIETY
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
WOOL AND MBRISo
USDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS,
SILK UYDBRsHIRTs AND DRAWERS,
sCARPs TIES HAYDERKBRCHIEFs,
sUsPBNDERs
SHIRTS AND COLLARS
ROBE DE- CHAMBREs
CARRIAGE RUGS, Ss
In order to made room for Spring Iuporaions viii
SELL ALL WINTER GOODS
daring this and DeI, month
AT COST.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-12-20
GNARDLAN,S SIZE

r viii sell at public sale at the door of tn e
i Court House, IN kmporia. at 10 o'clock q.
M, of Wednesday. January 1st, 1868. all the
right title and interest, (being dover inter
est.} of Warren F. Parrish in aud 10 the follow
ing described real estate situated in Lyon coun
ty and State of Kansas, o wit: Lots Nos. 3I2,
500. 4s. 46. 30, 50. 80, u, 6. on Commerciai
at rect: Nos 81 e., Mechanics street; Nos. %,
%, 3. Market street: Nos. s, 4. Union street;
No. 20, Exchange rect; Nos. 30 So, IS. 81, g,
81, 99, Cottonwood street; Nos. IS, 50. 81. 81.
78. 50. Sylvan street; Nos -. Sc, Merchants
street, Noe 46. so, 80, Congress street; Nos. 81,
Al, 81. 70, 76, 50, IS. "a, stare street; No. G3,
Neoshe street: Nos 81, 50, Rural street; ard
Nos. III. -Il3, Mechanics stIe,t--ail IN the
town Cf Emporia Also fry acres Of land
adjoining En-, Oria on the north. being tract
so r1.ds wide from east TO west. and 160 rods
long from oFth to seulh, of he vest side OF
nori Invest a Of section 10, township 10, rance
II. in Lyon county. Said sale Is made by TIE
ordsi Of the Probate Cuurl Of Lyon county.
MILTON ROBERTS.
4a-51 Guardian Ct Warren f. Parrish.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-12-20
SOL. MILLERISMS,

- 1 ~ -T 80 n Z ffFff ffNT4
]-1fhS ptubie of Holland exprss q IVA 5
that The Zuyd Zee IS going o irur .. E
the country. Perhaps II Is al a,a aud
no Zuyder.ar-atss sza. s..s -a-sW
The pedestrian over whom there has
been so much fuse -fer5 a 'isw - els past,
is Called Weston, the Waller Ths1deus
H. Walker, the heavy land owner in Kan
sas and other Western States, is known
as Walksr, the W estun. u t'984b
90 We published accounts of Improve
ments at the new capital of Nebraska, we
notice that most of the building are be =
ing erected on o street. Ia many of our
Western speculative towns, every street
might appropriately be called o steoei.
The Marysville Enterprise appears in q
new dress. AS the editor has been for
TWO years Treasurer Of the Kansas EIito-
rial Association, he eau we'll afford the
outlay. We are glad to see this evidence
of his prosperity. Sometime during the
next ten OF fifteen years. We hope to have
a new outfit for the Chief.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-12-20
VALUABLE FARMS
FOR SALE! sa

~ 49, S@AAA(A-A4-A - 4AASAA4AS
FOR SALE! a
ONE farm of 100 acres. all .uoder- fence; one
" fed of SIS acres under good cultivation the
balance fenced for u pasture; ten sr twelve
ae res Of timbe' double house; good well of wat
er, and other improvements. All bottom land ;,
aud lying adi Dining the COttonwoO1 Eiver !,
j ust below she mouth of Middle creek. end five
miles west of Cottonwood Falls, Price $1,000
a Farm Of $50 Acres.
Forty acres fenced aud under cultivation !.
about so acres of good timber, U it'll good log
house. stnbles, we'll Of water. orchard Of young
trees, and other improvements, All bottom
land, and situated on the Cottonwood river,
three miles east of Cottonwood Falls. One of
the best firms IN Chase county. Price $4,000.
~ 81 $50 Acres of Land
adjoining the Toledo town site, on Bnekfye
c reek. A good two-stoTy .hewed log house,
with cellar undernea tn six or seven aires of
timber. and creek running through the place.
Price $1,000.
@ 80 Acres of Land e5s
OF Buckeye creek, two miles north of Toledo;
good bottom land with creek ruCning through
it; six or eight acres of timber. A splendid
location for sttck farm. Price $3.50
ANY or all of the above land will be sold =,
and q portion taken in stock if desired. 80
For further particulars. address
JOHN or F. NJ BUCHANAN,
Cottonwood Falls, Chase Co, Kansas
i0-47-3m. ~ t -rt 80 l.r fs