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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-03-22

MINI FegArd this gerieu Of paintings A. tho ciefd'
INl aetyFs- on american Art hitherto Certainly moth.
ing NJ the department Of EsaRAsINu yot, produced in
thiseonntry exesistA The work Of smiliio In their copying.
The knRfNvings .were Published nearly. ten years
nnee, aud ~ he, rev, and limited chaDnelB through
Which they bAye bssh offered, a ready demand haa been
toaud. Wa hok Propohsd to enlarge thsif sale, and
W, Abhot NJ placed The plates ,yith,us for that par-
pose 1tisrAng that, A. IN theso1s ofsveiy KreAt'Hnd
WORTHY omPositign tlsy cannot be too common, No
Atse undertaken to meet bis wishes.
The Trads, canyassery and Clhbs Will therefore have
a0Rf liberal term. OlorEynen snd teachers will also
y untitled 10 a special discount and 'hn persona dls-
poasd 20 aid IN their sails Ia any Way viii dnd 4 eener-
ons reward 6r effort. ~ tlNi W.
The print. viii Hereafter be iSsued on better plato
haper ADD wib m,rr eRrg as prtAting. ra
Fries si2 Pst ct, on rgosipt q which they will DO
"a al - 800 q ~ y. A. kLLIOTF,
HpgriT and eaaihAa 9 RSiAh. S92 Bashiaosoa s..
, febl5mossl id Hl.a if BOSTON, MASS.
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Aaanta Hantad.

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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-03-22

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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-03-22

ms only AmsIeAA Agents for ihs SAls q the Ians.
Feb nElQR8Oo 1
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-03-22
New and beautiful MUSIC.

Gossrs. LEE 4 WALKER, No. 72a Chestnut Street.,
Philadelphia, Pa, have favored us with the following
charming pieces Of new Music;
4" Crossing the Brook; or Little Clara Ice, BY ChaS
RIanrhG, #
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THE MAGIC POUDRETTE {.

DE-I rLErl.ICE SOW - Use: has
ID h""n .u'iy tc-tc'i: composed with Char.
.ti. .a .'....l . .i,. n.as W.ts.i.-- eft.ri,s
u-naily employed
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Roofing.
Roofing.

Pages Felt, Cement and Gravel
Roofing,
Is THE best ~ v>E. and Ia. been well
Il known ipg fifteen years.
We guarantee all new work tor five years
l. il better than Tin, and costs half a. much.
a''-old Roof. repaired NJ short notice.
We are the only manufacturer 81 ROOFING
MATERIALS in Maryland, MI nf which we
keep constantly GA hand for sale.
rcTin Ho"i' and Iron Fences painted with
ol, Patent Psrailin" varnish.
PAGE. BROS. & 60.
III Smith Wharf.
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t. WHITMAN & SONS,
Nos. ~ and "a s. Calvert St.,
BALuroRE, ND.
MAYUFACFURERS or
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS a
MACHINERY.
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers ia
SEEDS, FERTILIZERS a AGRICULTURAL
HARDWARE.
SOUTHERN AGENTS. ron
buckeye" Moving and Reaping Machines
Wagoncr's Celebrated Grain A Guauo Drills
American" Sugar Mills and Evapcrators.
The "swaepstakes" Threshcrs and Cleaners
Grants Grain Cradles.
The celebrated maryland Wheel Horse
Rakcs.
Montgomcry's Rockaway Wheat Fans.
Tho ''kcystonc" Cider Mill.
Hutchinson's Family Wine aud Cider Mills.
aud a general stock Of Implements aud Machi.
merry, embracing nearly every variety in use.
Tho above Machines have all OF the latest
improvements, and are confidently rccomncn.
dcd as the best OF the kind in the eountry.
repairing parts ef any OF the a5ore Machinery
FURNISHED. and Machines Repa,r,d
az SHORT NOTICE.
We have in store a large and carefully select
ed stock OF Garden. Field aud Flower Seeds.
which we confidently recommend as fresh and
genuine. Send for one OF cur Seed Catalogue
giving practical directions tor planting oil va
rictics of Seeds.
go Garden aud Flower sccis forwarded by
Mail. March v lsd'.-ly.
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T.. CLARK & cos.
cTIoN
AND PRIVATE SALESR00MS,
s.. IT. HILT'. 81, oggo.i6 kiGHT.
4ALrtAurl. 80.
Address to the People.

Address to the People.
MI ERCiANTS visiting thcc.ty of Baltimore
WI t. purchase GOODS, are respectfully in
yiicl - give ~ cell heforc purchasing. rs We
arc sure We can uilcr greater variety of goods
and ~ much lower prices than any house ia
the city cur facilities Ter getting cheap goods
are unsurpassed. one ui the firm Is con stant-
~ in thc different markets. We invite stTan d
gers coming H. the city - purchase go"is, a.
make our house their hcadquartcs. We not
only pack goods purchased OF ~ free Ut charge,
but any packages purchased ol other houses.
that may be sent ia. W. will also give inlur-
nation as a. thc best houses ia the city H. pur-
chase any kind OF good. We hold
iUCTION SiLEN ETERr ETENfNG.
and merchants purchasing can leave the goods
goods are not as represented. then the sale il
null and roih We are constantly receiving
consignmcnts Of the following goods, viz:
BOOTS AND SHOES,
ron LOTS or DRY GOODS,
SHIRTS y ORA WERS HOSiER T.,
GLASS WARE. PLATED WARE,
CIGARS Ct'TL ERR, SrlTIOyER T..
rho 10 GRAPH ALBUMS,
MATCHES, JEWELRr,
AND EINcr GOODS
OF ErhRr DESCRIETION.
..t-Givc " q call.
l.. CLARK co.
Auction aud Private Solcsroon.
- baltimore Street. opposite Light
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County Advertisements.
WARREN STORE,
BALT0. COUNT Mn
FALL AND WINTER GOODS !

FINllE PROPRIETORs OF THE wARKES
III STORE would call the attention ol thr
citizens Of this ncighboshood Ia their itEGE
Avn WE'LL SELECTED STOrK ar GOpB>.
which they arc offering ut the lowcst CASH
PRICES. GROCERIES, such as
BROWN AND WHITE SUGARS.
GREEN AND JAPAN TEAS, of fine grade
flavor; OLD RIO aud other Conccs " fnc d..
yor superior sugar cured and plain
HAMS,
BREASTS.
SHOULDERS OF BACON. Sc.
q. \. aud Fine Salt, Mackcrcl ami Herring.
Spices, de., 2c.
LARGE ASSORTMENT RI
BROWN MUSLIN ol uur own Manufacture.
warranted equal 20 any madv "a the stal.. tn,i
sold at very low price,. wholrsaic or rct.il.
Blcachcd aud Cambria Muslin, large .t..k
of Prints. Alpaca, prcsH Go"ds. Mrrin.. al
wool Dclains.
HOSIERY AND
FANCY GOODS.
Superior Cl"lh. ca.s,mrrs and satncti- h.
mems and boys wcaI cuinn'nu kri-''. rh.
Linscy Ior heavy work.
BOOTS.
For i.a.iics. Gentlemen a children v.ar
CEoCKEEY 4 HARDWARE.
TIN a hollow MALI.
WOODEN WARE.
BRUSHES.
EASklTs.
KEROSENE 4 PARAPniNE OILS.
MoLASSES AND .tlBl tr,.
o." IT, short. many article. not usually i.una
~ Country stare.
~ ALL GOODS SOLD by u. wai..itrl 70.
represented. ~ the money returned
So 4 '.iLL Is NOkf'IIEB. "',.
II. T.. THOMAS.
For Warren Manufacturing r"'ulrns
- y. B-'oTA TFI tL"Hff'E f..,u....
rxehango Tor ,,,.al.. 90 rItE 4. l,....
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Here 1, a Machine tor the Farmers.

Fira,r,. took ot nc Grca' idrratase 90 nrcsh
utg tram ig,h
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DIR. II. sAPPINGToN's
LIVER PILLS.
For Purifying the Blood, strengthening
the Digestive Organs, etc.

1--WE ludic.,as u.c %. Df. s.ppins;on's Liver
l. rill- wal. wi'h certainty. eradicate al
foul Uom'rs, cc.rcci n.-ogs "a .-ai..n 90 a.,
stomach, and restore - healthy action 'i the
Liver. Bowels and Kidney.
They are suited Tor etAc. sex. l.a wl.l prov,
i ct-'1a {. fsr
iEpiGESTlON.
CONSTIPATION.
Loss Uf APPETITE.
p.MNESS OF SIGHT
specs. r. Webs ac: 3, thc : cat. Tn. .m lhC
shoulders. Limbs. SIDE and baea Earning Ia
che Pa.ms ~ tAc Had. or >"les g the Fcct
Fl,lac.s ,r 81: 30 tie stomach Opprcs.
s.su ". th" Chest th.i,!ur-. lalp4tatiou oi
She Heart, .a.a. . Rise rcmlies or Headache
sudden F.ns.e- Is! Ura. Ge.t.e.sucss often
Disturbed p.eatn- ASST Del rc.-.ru e; Spirits.
!Ae! have siec.:e action 90 the Secretion.
and EScretou-. -ut 4s..-t uaturc - ,xpri all
mpg-.t.cs.
Aac- ,ak.a- t,v ia.e.s. ,hc PHI. ,hc l.iy.
~. Az AL4 - 4.cys arc g. itied o. le-. rui
tuet. i1rctatr In. V.-'c.u- 4i.. healthy iilau,
;.e- -E! al .l.e 4Hey. .ympt 'us wii' 'isIpDear
- hey are c1u.ei by iisca.c- ID the Liver
Tie !. vt- .s sho ,s.au wh'-r p.licc .- O.
l--l.s $3.50 3.Ns. ;A-.tf .-e .l,c.s F. is ID. d.
1ca..ay con- .i.. So w- ave ,muurc blood
4al aye ..4b.. g. aay q. 81. aguc-oa. d .casei
caused tf - "--. .r' O. .. -. . .;npar
IAN; Of a.. iae Sec.
Sx.-TaAe ox.. e., l.y,. I'll. .i.d hay,
Health sal .ar. . ea.. sea- rs mail g.. 81
rsc'' .4.-i ~ D.
II. j. >All.XG-uN
- Sort '.. Street. D..tiru.:r
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fzyazattla:1

4 IL PERSONS >iu-L.n KEEP 3 sCP-
n g-.f ~ ~. A-HERToNs HEREy
'AplA- % la@& ss .t .s sv4-r4at.d So c.l-e
ar '. 'a- above -p.4tuts.
Ak .-- A.ne-suuf CHERRY t.r... t.s. =.
tae- "a We r1arart.e f. rr~e
". r. BE0WN BRO.
trENEnAt AGENT..
liberty street. Baltimore. MI.
An F.- sac ly
y. S. sIEALET I5wsoG.
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.@EXEIIR
ME undersigned takes this meth..i "l -,
i"rmng his friends and tl.c r"iniuuli.t
in general. that hc has again resumed g., iu.I.
diarturing "f FLOUGlIS AND MACtltSEl.t
aud always has on hani nu a-sot.ts...t
PLOUGlls AND CASTINGS
For one. tw" and three h"rsc>. nm"n; wI-.h
may hc found the following. Will. w.
c"ck. the Wiley. Atwood ~ Plu. iipu H. :. o..
the improved Atwood or Plug Plough. ti,. -
proved Wooic"ck Plough w;:i wrought go.
steel Points Alio. an excellent la~ sur..
Plough Tor twn ~ thro" hnrsc'.
RI ron TIXN1
Always al haid aud Ter sale 20 wi..,.. .... .ur
retail. rlso ron;inu" {" iuauuiu-jut. thp.s..l
cbratci "rELTON" lluksE-FoNLE Arr
IHRESllER. with ~ without Gi.uu,I. i..ri
I {" horse l"wcr. t. run with -tl.p... ....
nin ais" prepared - attach 81 s.ty euiat.
ILEANEl. Ia ANY kind ct % thic.h,r. Ii.t.
lore. Farmers hayius s.a~l tif,sit,r 500, ...
under The necessity - puroha u- u,W =.
chin" - order I" obtain q s's'd Cle..u,t.
X J.. II \ / IL | - q
ot ALL KINDS don" promrtiy uI,uu IL. i....
c,t notice. All work made of t.,,. De-. 9 s...t...
AZ aud good Workmanship anI GOA i,.a ...t. l..
terms. All work guaranteed \ ,.t, Ll...4
deduction made g. those wro bus g. ..i. -.'
=. For further Information raN ,tl..l o..
address. l.. rANi-.
Butler L. o., Baltic. Comfy. Mi
March -. lsGd..-tf
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GEI.SERS TENT
Self Regulating Grain Separator
Cleaner and Baggor.

A "a time like the present, when labor IL
N scarrr, II IS Important that Farmers, who
are Interested, should pay attention t. the above
ia l,roVcmcut, which considerably reduces the
expense ut Thrcshing Grain, over any Machine
now in use. llis peculiarly adaptcdto its work
aud can De- attached to either belt or iron rod
Powers. II cleans the Grain thoroughly By one
operation. which is not generally done by any
other machine. Grain cleaned by thia ma.
chine. which contains much light, filthy mat
ter, Is worth one OF two cents per bushcl more
than IL cleaned in the common way.
The above machine Is conveniently arranged
Tor hauling, being permanently liked on two
wheels, and is fully warranted.
REFERENCES.
Mai. William Iiutchins, MOnkton. lalto. Go.
William Pcarcc. "
Gen. John II. Pcarcc. d"
Thomas johnson, Phmnix,
j. u. Patterson.
Henry Carroll.
John u. Gent. Cockcysvillc.
william Gent.
lease Garrett. Fork Meeting House.
james Amos. Jarretisvillc. IIarinri County.
william Cole. Churchvillc.
Thompson 4 Armstrong (rhrcshrrs.l Ahcr
lccn. Hartford County.
ALSO,
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
PITTS TIIRESIIER AND CLEANER,
with double pininn Horse. Power; size
from IL ~ horse power.
Hf'RGAHD'N CONFINED SELF. FAKE
REAPER AND NO WEIR.
LINTON 4 LAMOTT.
III y. High street. Baltimore.
March -. lSG7.-lv
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yp,ufs ,,.,,.,..... b... ,....,. ,L.,..
- -. ~. - =, !! w., W. -
& "'s ,,l nue. ~ I =, ,i ." T'"l' ia.
az. u l'ae and ire enough lor drilling.
TIL. 8. certify tua, III, icutnt "a nav iarn
ia I't.t ""r" county. used last season the Mi.
pleased stti %. g.. ul,. b. iEXifER
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-05-03
TIE TOPEKA ROAD.

The railroad meeting on Wednesday
evening developed very unexpected
unanimity Of sentiment on the question
Of the EmpOria and Topeka road. We
want = railroad above all other public i'm
provsments just now. A county sub.
ecriptiou Of s2oo. 900 would certainly be
. paying investment, if by means of it
We secured the road. Nevertheless, we
should act deliberately aud advisedly.
Wado not want to be rushing frantica'ly
after this or that corporation with our
arms full Of bonds, before we know
whether or not anybody wants them on
our terms. We have as yet no sort of
official assurance that the proposed sub
scription would give US the road. When
ever it shall appear that the requisite cap
ital is ready, AID that the road will be
built if We do subscribe, then let US do
our part heartily and generously. 1t is
also well to draw the attention Of capital
lists in our direction by making such Of
tsrs as ere embodied in Mr.. Eskridgo's
resolutions.
Perhaps somO Of us may be frightened
at the magnitude of the proposed sub.
scription, and fearful lest it prove toe
heavy burden. Let us see.
It is stated that the taxable property O
Lyon County is assessed at abou
e1.65o,ooo. II We issue $500, 900 il
county bOnde, bearing interest at eigh
per cent, the annual levy of tax to NEE
thsintersst would be $4,000. or abou
nine tsnths OF one per cent. But rail
road would double the population anc
the taxable property of our county il
from two TO FIVE years, and the burden o
taxation for the railroad bonds would b,
DIM nlshed In corresponding proportion
so as scarcely to be felt or noticed.
1t will certainly be a glorious day fol
Lyon county which opens a direct rail
road connection with the coal-bed and
forests Of the lower Nsosho, the vast pin,
and cypress woods of Arkansas ard Lou
isiAnaS and the ports on the Gulf of Mex
co. But if We are not to receive direc
government aid, We may be obliged &c
wait some time for that grand consum ma.
ton. The counties to the southeast Of
us are neWlysettled and poor, and can
not give the NsOsho Valley Road much
immediate help. Meanwhile, we should
not lose any opportunity which may
offer for = connection with the north and
east. If We let the golden moment slip
by, other more snterprising counties TO
the east or west of US will seize the prize.
The Topeka road would give US all the
eastern outlet We need for years to come;
In GLIDING access to eastern, western, and
northern markets, to the Usage coal fields
end via the Lawrence and Galveston road
to the timber and Gulf ports of the south.
A large and fOurishing city would soon
rise around US, and the whole valley above
and below US would share in the benfits.
Population capital, enterprise, all things
that We need, would come with almost
any conceivable railroad. Lei US secure
enc If We can.
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pIPLoMAoY.

During the present month, 8 conVen
ton will be held at London composed Of
the representatives Of England. France,
Austria and Russia for tbs purpose of set
Ting the Luxembourg question. The fol-
lowing are announced as the poi nts likely
to beagreed upon. First, France is not to
have the coveted territory; second, Lux
embOurg for tresses are to be dismantled
and destroyed; third. its political rtatus
10 to be permanently settled.
1t is quite evident that France is to get
no glory out of this convention, and the
French press is clamorous for war. In.
tense activity is said to prevail in the ar
ssnals and navy yards. Marshal Mona
hon, the hero of Maakoff snd Duke of
Magenta, has been recalled from Algena.
French agents are trying to purchase
arms in America. After 8 long season
of prosperous peace. the Gallo game
cock sharpsns his spurs for battle, anx-
iOus TO avsnge Waterloo. It only re-
mains to be seen whether Napoleon, with
the embers ofrsvolution still smouldering
under his throne. will dare to face young,
liberal, enthusiastic Prussia, fresh from
the browning victory of SadOwa. If war
does come, it will be such = gigantic
struggle as Europe has not witnessed since
the days of the irst Napoleon.
While these European monarchs are
making ready to slaughter millions OF their
innocent people for mere punctilio. Mr.
Seward is preparing to use his talents in
different field. His bloodless couquss,
Of Russian America. or perhaps we
should say American Russia, has sharp
ened his appetite. aud We now hear OF
negotiations for the immediate purchase
of British Columbia aud Lower Califor.
MIA, the Alabama claims being receive d
in partial payment for the first. In both
these enterprises ws wish him abundant
success, and also trust that the London
Congress will save Europe from the hor.
ribls abyss of war on whose verge it is
now Wavering.
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HARD TIMES.

We have sad accounts Of distress and
starvation from various quarters on &C.
eountof the unprecsnted lateness of th.
spring. Private advices from MississIp.
Pi report the river higher than it has been
for forty years before. The levess are
eve ryWhers broken and the low country
Is Hooded. The northern men who have
been planting cotton there are utterly and
universally ruined, and there is great scar.
city an d distress among the people.
In Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota. 3
worse state of affairs, if pc ssibls. exists.
Domestic animals of ell sorts have died
by thousands in the 10 ore newly-settled
oistrictS' and in the interior of Iowa the
people are said to be on the very verge of
starvation. Reports from Clay and the
adjacent counties state that thousands of
people are living on parched corn m eat
end bread being uuprocurablo at any price
Add some cases Of actusl death from hun.
ger are reported. Since last November
tners has been one incessant series Of snow
storms and the roads are said 70 Be still
AlmOst impossible.
earthquake. food. and fam Inc ara the
experiences of this Strange season. What
plague comes neat?
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e is estimated It viii require three mill
ions of dollars to sstlls these clsims.
The Post ONCE Department is about
TO sell at public auction soma six thoGs-
and dagusrEsOtypss. ambrOtypes. DO,
that we're ssut through the mali and fual-
.ly found their way to tie Dead Letter
ofiOs.
Anew rebellion has bsen organized 10
Tennessee by starting thirteen new cotton
factories. The intention is TO conquer
New England spinstsrs and bring them
down.
Sir Ieaac Newton will remain Com
missioner of Agriculture until December
next if he lives, as the Senate post
poned the question Of successor IN.
Ill that time.
Il is said that surratt will not be tried
Immediately. and that Attorney Genera
Stanberry is not ready. surratts cOuuss
profess to be anxious for speedy trial
and it is rumored that there are doubts
as to the su6iciency of evidence for con
viction.
T Re editor Of the New Orleans Plea
yuns is Dragging of the ripe plume h'
has besn eating for the last two months
He says green peas. tOmstOes aud Gu
cumbers have got TO be an old story; b
is tired Ofthem.
The Raleigh, N. c., papers say tbs
the attempted Conservative negro meet
ing at that place few days ago Twas III
most palpable. egregiOus. ridiculous fail
urs that ever occurred in that State. A
coon as the Conservative whites had don
speaking. tn negroes called out two o
thres of their own number and had
rousing Republican meeting"
The leading editorial. of official charac
ter, in the Paris Constitutional of = re
sent date, declares that France does nc
desire war. and will use al means cousiI
tent with her national honor to avOide i
The receipts of the Treasury DeparI
ment, at the present time. on account {
the internal revenue, amount to about ha
million per day. The total receipt
since the fret of July have amounted
$226, OOo, 900.
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HE NEWSPAPERS CLAssIFIED.-So far
as We have noticed the attitude of the
Kansas papers on the suffrage question,
they stand as follows:
The Manhattan Radical, Fort Scott
Monitor, Oskaloosa Independent, Atchi
son Champion, MarysvilIe Enterprise and
Burlingame Chronicle are decidedly OPP
posed to female suffrage.
The Lsavenworth Times Conservative
sndTopeka Leader have an undecided lean
ing in opposition. but have not positively
stated their position.
The Leroy Pioneer, Ottawa Home
Journal, Lawrence Journal and Tribune
are implicitly in favor.
The Leavsnworth Bulletin and Com
mercisl, Topeka Tribune. Wyandotts
Gazette, Burlington Patriot State Record,
Manhattan Independent, Atchison Free
Press, White Cloud Chief. Border Sen.
tinel and Lecompton New Era, are all
positively in favor.
Several other papsrs in the State have
expressed no opinion, and we have no
examined all, but so far - our researches
extend, we must say that the newspapers
of Kansas, by large majority, favor
universal su fFrage.
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suPrRAGE CANVASS.

we see that meeting of the Rspubli-
can State Central. Committee has been
called at Topeka on the 9Th of May. for
the purpose of organizing q canvass of
the State in favor Of the proposition to
strike out the word white from our
Constitution. All Republicans desiring to
make = canvass Of the State on this CUES
ton are requested to inset with the com
mittee.
We Are glad TO see this move. This is
question Of such importance as to re-
quirs discussion in every district of the
State. 1t q distinct Republican meas
ure; and therefore it lie entirely right that
the committee should make the arrange.
msnts for this important canvass al
Sncs,
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grants Wsre made. A large snd comoO-
dious building is to Be erected st Salina.
At oucs. No doubt the road 80 faF as
that pOint, will be turned over to the
company in few days. and the cars
running regularly.
The Junction Union, the 24'h, is in
receipt Of the following dispatch from
Denver:
DEzvEE. Col, April e.
Passengers by the Smoky Hill coach.
to-day. report two to three thousand
Cheysnnes aud Sioux on the road. Sixty
United States Express horses have been
stolen this weak. They passed Genera
Custar at Fort Hayes, from Hancock
command for provisions. Indiaas ell on
the Wal. path. Thus far, they have elud
ed the troops.
We are Informed that 100 more met
will be- put on the Galveston road mex
week. The exPsclatiUn is 10 Teaci
OF tswa by November. and perhaps soon
er .-L0wreRce Tribune.
Col. Adams has thirty hands st wOrl
cutting lies for the Galveston Railroad
aud we heard Major HsnniOg tell bin
that be wished be would increase them
q hundred.-L Tribune.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-05-03

We suppose the Judge puts forth this
as a special illustration of the manner in
which he ''cannot consent to stop the
team to qurrsl with every puppy that
barks or eve snaps at the wagon tire, +"
and one of his strongest arguments for
Female Suffrage:
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-05-03

The Atlantic Monthly for May is better
than the last issue. The two serials
The Guardian Angel" and katherine
Morne," continue With about their former
quality. James Parton gives US one of
his racy sketches, his topic this time be-
ing Sewing Machines. T. B. Read has a
poem entitled ''Hear; and HEARTH" E.P.
WhiPPls capital criticism on Dickens:
Z. D. Shanly very havorous article on
the Germans Of New York; some LAWYER
regular lawyers story of sharp legal
practice, "Ths Plaintiff NOnsuitsd:" G.
G. Hazswell quiet essay on Uuappre.
ciAtsd People; T. W. Higgiuson another
descriptive sketch. "oldpOrt in White r.
Rev. N. L. Frothiug CHAM an Inquiry into
the custom of burial with the head 10.
ward the east; and w. W. Read an inter.
ssling history of the Heroes of Central
Africa. This number, if not the most
solid, is certainly the most entertaining
and readable one of the volume.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-05-03

AxRAPT FROM TAxAr1oz.-Ths Com
missioner of Internal Revenue has ia.
seeded that wagons, carts and draws.
made to b used for farming or lumber
purposes, and baggageOr express wagons.
0Sds for carrying freight exclusively.
eh' not to be used ss pleasure carriages,
are. ey AOt Of May II. 1867. exempt from