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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-31

TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA.
u ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
In consequence Of the arrival OF the Missouri there
will be steamer for Havana until Thursday, Sept
The Company will despatch the steamer MORO
CASTLE, Captain M. R. Greene Thursday, Sept s. at
O'Clock p. NJ from pier No. 4 North river.
0EO B. HARRISON, President
10 b bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-31

MARKET SAVINGS BANK,
IM 81 Nassau, near Fulton street. New York.
SiX cent interest allowed Of s. $4,000 In
terest on deposits commences September /.
WIN VAN NAME, President
HENRY R. CoNKLIN Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-31

TRAvBLLDRg GUIDE.
LDAHy DAY LIEE.-rHR 9. vIpDAnD AND DAM
a IkL Dnkw ~ ga and aitg nay ~ -
Aioeny nakins Ae uiual icndnss snd eca.ecnsG q ~
tral, Northsrn ana nusQushanna Roads.
TOE IQRwALK AND DAsDuEY.--rHE sTzAxDoAr
NELLY WHITE leaves pier Rast river 81 O'CLOCK
daily, and foot Of Thirty fourth street ii $40 r. M con
aeeans with Danbury Railroad.
CREAI RspycTroE N rIRsr Glass, FARE; wEsr
VI North and East via New York Central and N9rtlern
nsrs.as s.s rsy 9: 0T pier Z, ssrS .
HSss sls;s pssssnssr fare: from New YORK
ssssase'szy "a 49," cr. gSs.r1.
fonda. 49,, ............. whitehall ..........3
Utica..... ............. 0 Rutland. .........l
Rome .................. suri,ngscn: :........sS
Eoehssisr. ........... e. Msans .."...,..,.,s <
sS:pss:ion sridss..... Montreal .,.....,.....s IS
And prcporon,s reduction an Intermediates points and
Tciss sold and bssssss checked 1t the snss. 80 wsss
street. on board.
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAfLRoAD2--
III Trains for Albany aud Troy connecting with Northern
snd western trains leave New York, Hudson River
Railroad Thirtieth street and Tenth avenue "a NJ y.
and ~ go and n r. ~, and via Harlem Railroad, Twens
y nth street and Fourth avenue, AZ 10 30 A. VI. aud t
~ The $50 and II p u. trains via Hudson river VIII ran
sleeping cars attached TO $50 and II r. N. trains
WM. H. VANDERBILT. Vice President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-31

Freight through from New York TO either port, per
cents per pound, payable in coin
Passengers who prefer 70 lie in San Francisco
proceed by any previous departure from New York.
For through tickets and all further information apply nj
the Office on the wharf, pier ~ North foot Of Canal
street, to +. R. BABY, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-31
HOFFMAN 4 FANNING,
Carpenters and builders, S3s Ninth street.
OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE.
ing the Third Fifth Sixth and Eighth wards the ely OF
New York;. 81 Chambers street:


Notice hereby given that the list of assessed
Tie above collection district for the beginning May
M has been received from the Assessor and that the du
49, sxss and licenses therein spscied have become due
~ 6epny Al his Once 81 Chambers street. daily eundays
0eA Soo enong ce ~ q esy g A1euss sns1ne az
11dR zsss a The taxes healsi ~ annual hss are
- vsGa nssss.. ~ upes neoas. for ~ y.ar 10
Who eaau HoG1eot ~ IL due ~ hom
seGqog1qg - Ne Ia eforoani1 Withip6 ~ tine
A N4sl v1H Sssaas iASs = q TsszsGSs p.
- al ssrx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-31

LroR rRw ORLEANS plREcT STAR LlxR-srEAx.
!~ W ssss ,cs,Ass ;i %s's ~ ss,s 1'''''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-31

OvPrcs OF PACIFIC NAIL srzAnsHIR coyIAEY.
inissyss a,yassA Hsses hsI:Ig 10 "a -
Oh cens ont u ~ net arninGg u Dr. auartsr sn1nG
S.g peyasls = ths ce9pssyS 49, 2duday espte1-
.::sssx - 2. = g. 81 - '--sssss.
FIJI; fHsS & Ss'ie' JOHNSON. Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-31

NINE. DEMoREsT's GRAND vPErrSG OF PAT.
WI terms, September Of all the aud desirable sty
for ladies' and chdrens dress for the Fall and winter 1857
q, At Nos. az and AZ Broadway, New yorE; No. isa
Perrepont street. Brooyn and all the o;her branches
Monday, september will present at this FAN opening the
most brilliant display and extensive assortment OF
exhibited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-31

NEW YORK. AUGUST 81. ls67-DEAR STRIVE, THE
lv undersgned wish TO few words In regard the
building that fell in Twenty the
ing OF the 18th INST The buildings owned by who
performed the carpenters OF the work. the
progress. Of the buildings would allow, IN complete and
substantial manner The work being performed
~ M Thomas Cockerl who, Q mason Of experience,
had and still retains confidence. Notwithstanding this
accident; and further. that spared
ers 20 make the buildings what they intended be-
good and substantial work, the building will
prove to any person acquainted with building 10
as also been said that there injured We
Happy 70 state that such 10 not the case
Respectfully yours, &C..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-31

NEW YORK AND BREMEN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN Cheapest line OF hrs class United States mail
FOR SOUTHAMPTON, HAvRE AND BREMEN.
ATLANTIC, Captain Charles Hoyer,
viii pier 46 North river Saturday, September a.
of passage in gold It's equivalent in
First cabin, $40 second S65 stceragc, S35.
Excursion tckets s9O, $3.50 and BIO.
to ISAAC TAYLOR President,
No. ~ Broadway.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-08-23
PUBLIC MEETINGS.

Hon Sidney Clarke Is announced to
speak in favor of Universal Suffrage aud
the principles of the Republican party at
about 6fly different places 10 ,be State. in
gliding the following ia This portion
Of 'he State: Burlington. Friday. Oct
5, P. m; Otrumwa, evening of same
day; Nsosho Rapids. Saturday,, Oct 5. .
p. N Emporis. evening of same day;
Cottonwood Falls, Monday, Oct. z. 2 ..
M; CoucH Grove. evening CT same day;
BurliDgame, Tuesday, Oct 9, at Up. m.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Mrs
Francis D Gage. Parker Pillsberry. Coy.
Robins0u and others. will speak on the
subject of Impartial Suffrage, At Eureka.
Friday, Oct. 4; Eldorado, Saturday,. Oct.
5; Marion Center, Monday, Oct. z; Cot
wood Falls, Tuesday, Oct. 8; Council
Grove, Wednesday, The 9Th; Americas.
Thursday. the lo,h; Emporia. Friday,
the lltb; Burlington, Saturday. The I9th:
Burliagame, Tuesday the l4.k; all at
2 p. NJ
The Hutchinson Family, noted far aud
wide as sweet souls Of song" will sing
in behalf OF Impartial Suffrage at BurliDg-
tou, Friday Oct l8,b: Ouupswa. October
lslh; Emporia, Monday, October 2lsi;
Cottonwood Falls, Tuesday, October 22j:
Council Grove, Wednesday, October 23d;
Americas. Thursday, 0ct-S24,h, and at
Bmp9Fia, the second time, Friday, Oct.
25th. Doors open at q O'Clock each
evening. Admission 20 cents 10 pay ex-
penses.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-08-23
THE EB0SHO VALLEY.

The Leaveuworlh Conservative re cords
the impressions of friend who has re-
Gently travelled in thu Neosho Valley, as
follows
From the Mission. our friend journey
cd 20 Humboldt Nso>h Falls. Leroy. o.
tumwa, Eeosbo Rapids, Emporis. Ameri-
Gus, COuon~ood Falls and Council
Grove. and found magnificent crops IN
all directions. and Improvements OF the
most permanent aud handsome character.
Il is impossible 20 give any particular 10
cally the preference, tor all are blessed
win a most abundant harvest. Corn
win make a yield of eixty6ve bushels TO
the acre: wheat twenty FIVE bushels, oats
KY bushel-; and the finest crop Of po-
tatoes ever produced in K -usas.
Ia the vicinity of Americas. resides
man wbo frs; Gated there 10 1868. and
had 10 his possession no property except
The paltry sum OF $50, which he borrow
Cd tom nejgbbor He also borrowed
forty cows. for which be agreed 10 paw
SO per snnnu. each. To 1864 he had
80 far progressed, rs to buiid cheese
factory, pay for Ibe use of the cows, sn3
gave ba,,k all the calves into the bargain
10 1865 he pald for the cows, aGd had
balance left of So 900. the proceeds Of
cheese sales. 10 1866 be boughI from
thirty to fifty new cove, and IN 1857, up
10 July 81, was the owner OIL one hundrei
aud fifteen 6rst rate COWS; had made. dur
ing the last SIX months. II 600 pounds
Of cheese, and expects TO treble the qasn-
tigy during he season. He has 8 sp'eu
did farm, highly improved and we'll
stocked. and good cheese factory. He
has accumuiated from this business, 10
tour years. starting with nothing. see.
coo lis cheese is sought for eagerly,
aud be sells ali be eau produce, on The
spot, al wholesale for twenty osnts per
pauud.
Dating this time be has had he assist
arce oufy Of bis wife and a colored maid
servant
We cite the above case to demonstrate +
what Kansas is. and what our thrifty Get
tiers are accomplishing N remote parts OF
the STATE. We notice some bORH ing der
wishes have been asserting. that We have
lost our usual infl5x of emigration. That
this IS not so is rally evidenced by tie
Of many of our best business
mea who have explored every section.
sud assert The contrary. Come what will.
Tue skies were never brighter for Kansas
than to-day.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-08-23
BOARD PoR NORMAL STUDENTS.

We wish 10 urge upon our citizens the
importance Of providing boarding accom-
modslious for all who may wish 10 attend
the Normal School. Il is a mater Of
public interest. The school is a State in-
sli'uion, but it has helped directly TO ad
vance the interests Of Emporia. I. gives
our iowa character abroad. The educa
tional advantages which it offers are
among the strongest inducements which
We can hold out to intelligent and pubic
spirited aen seeking homes for their fan
lies 10 Kansas. We can afford to out
ourselves to Inconvenience. a. many of
US have done heretofore, for the bepe6t
Of this school. II viii ouly be a fair re
turn for benefits FIRST conferred upon Us
Can not nearly every family in-town
take one OF more students. if need be /?
Let the students become members Of vou7
households. Il viii be better f5r them
thus than to be set apart as 5oaraers.
What they require is SIMPLY reasonably
quiet plscs for study; aud for this pur-
pose. thef family sitting room viii. usually,
be most convenient aud best.
Are there NOT some rooms in town that
can be rented for self boarding? There
is no better way for students to reduce
their expenses than by boarding them
selves.
It viii be discredit to US if students
are compelled to 60 away to other iosti
iutioos because we cannot accommodate
them here, and At reasonable rates. Let
rs Welcome ihs students.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-08-23
OUR GENERALS TRUE.

Senator Wilson, in a speech a. SlFalo.
"a. recently, said. Let me tell you that
Gram is for negro suffrage, not only in
he South, bat il The North So is
Thomas--thag great General whom tb E
oIders njcknamsd "Oid RsGable;" so is
Phil Sheridan, aud nearly every General
Of the country WHO has made page OF
the history of THE war. The men who
emsncipated four millions of slaves and
have established liberty and justice in the
land are to have ,he country next year.
Whetbsr Grant will be the cacdidate Of
those men OF not. and l think ne is very
kelly to be, that candidate viii be elected
No man who opposes the cause Of the
county during that war. no man who oP
poses The civil rights Of the eusncipated
race. no man who opposes negro suffrage,
viii ever be President OF the Uuitsd States
a GAIN
General Sheridan has recently speut
few days amid the salub-ious scenery OF
the little lake GEAR Madison, Wisconsin.
aud while there has been quite unressFved
10 lie expression Of his opinions regard
ng tue pending question IN our national
ooliucs; tbe General expressed his sym
oaiby, IN the main, with the rscousiruc~
ion policy Of Congress, and as eubstan
lallg agreeing with the views Of Generals
fraot and sherman This being so. the
JoPperhsad politicians who are looking TO |
Ten. Sherman as heir next standard bear
r. must either back down from their seni /
reasonable policy" or let Sherman |
.lons.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-08-23
IMPORTANT.

Awe 20 10 press We learn that the
e,a1 arrangements fo- the building OF the
N.osho Valley Road afsbeing coosum ma
nd between the Board OF Directors ana
the party Of New York capitalists who
have been in The Valley for several days.
We are assured Of the responsible char
acter Of the contractors, aud that the con
5;,;opu on which the road are to be built
are favorable. The material points OF the
contract will be made public as soon IS
fpaly contaminated. We shall refer to
tbis matter IN extsnsio next week.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-08-23

AoAISsT I've gladly welcome that
able and iohaential Republican journal.
The Emporia Eewssto The ranks Of those
who oppose '',Ee pernicious doctrine" Of
the Stone Wood apostles. The re- action
agsinst this absurd movement Of The
strong minded and severe females and
tLeWeak minded sod shystering males has
set in. The people Of this Slats- do not
intend that the women Of Kansas shall be
ira"Rso'aaaJ ihio As@ssocs Atekisoas
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-08-23
A NEW RAILROAD PROJECT.

The Leroy Pioneer advocates JUNCTION
Of the Leavsnworlh, Lawrence d Calves
ton Railroad with the Union Pacific Rail-
road, Southern Branch, at or near that
place, instead Of running to Humboid; on
the present contemplated route. 1t sd-
vises the citizens of that section to hold
meetings ct an esrly day, for the purpose
Of considering the matter, and says:
Any one who knows the county be-
tween Ottawa and Leroy will admit that
the road can be built twenty five per cent.
cheaper down Crooked creek valley than
from Ottawa Il Humboldt.
We are satisfied our citizens will be
sufficiently aroused in season 10 secure The
cousummstiou OF our hopes. Il the mat
ter is placed before the Directors Of The
L. L. 4 G. R r. in its true light, thel
cannot fail to see tho advantages that WI!
accrue to their company by making
junction at this-point.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-08-23
LANDS IN LYON COUNTY,

Mr. L. Williams, County Clerk, fur
nisbes US the following statement OF lands
in Lyon county, being q TecaPitrlai'on OF
the abstracts furnished him nom The Land
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-08-23
CHEAP FUEL.

The Lawreuoe Tribune in the course Of
a recent article advocating the appropria-
ion by the city OF sum sufficient to test
the question Of coal or no coal at depth
DOT exceeding one thousand feet beneath
the surtace at that poin5, says:
But the chief reason lies 10 the great
advantage the absolute necessity
Of our having cheap fuel This We
must have, or retrogrsde. IA absolute
diminunition Of our population viii Iaks
place unless re accomplish this object
We might endure to pay ten doIlarz per
cord Tor wood for domestic use, as We
shall be compelled 10 do this winter; but
no manufacturing establishment gi.l arise
in Lawrence WhIie fuel remains at or above
that price Bat Let a seFsu~foot ve:a Of
coal be developed, aud not only will the
country for two hundred miles area re-
sort to us for supply, bat the machine
shops Of the Union Pacific and Calves
ton roads aud ex ensive manufacturing
establishments viii be loca ed here, lreb
ling the population in an incredibly short
space OF time.
Could any better prosperity be wished
for Lawrence than that which would fol-
low IN The wake of the development of =
seVen-toot vein of good bi um:nyu. coal
The entire body Of timber en- the K4w-
will soon be gone, aud We have 20 Mis-
souti river wheoce to draw supply. We
must, in some way, have cheap fuel. aud
the nearest base q supply" hes beneath
ouf feet, doubtless. and can Be developed
now cheaper han al some future time.
ThougbHu! men, all over the Safe. are
beginning TO agi;ate the question of CD
tain'ng cheap fuel for their respective To-
cahd.s. No great growth can come to
any city Of Kansas with only local sup
ply Of lumber and fuel. In the Ne saq
Valley We must lock TO the coal yeios Of
the southern part of the State. and the
forests Of the Indian country and Arkan~
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-08-23

We Psblish On The last column Of The
EFst page, lsutr to the Ottawa Home
Journal showing how Mr.. E.kridge's let
tsrs % Femsis Sufrags have been re-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-08-23


The following Ietter explains itself.
The assurance il gives of tie strength or
rather the weakness. Of Female suffrage
in LsayeowoFth and Lawrence Is sbun-
dainty confirmed from o.ber sources
The position of Hon. Sidney Clarke Is
also made plata. TIE writer is one Of tie
mos; prominent business men Of Law
renee:
G.. Y. EskR1DoE. E Q.-Dear Sir:
AWs shall beat them with ease
| was glad 10 learn from Judge Sears and
Of her leading men ef BeaTenwoFth. on
Friday last, that Ire friends Of Fema'e
Suffrage have not the remotest chance OF
success In that city and county. Jndg-
Sears viii give tbis-mstter due attention
At the proper time 10 that county. feel.
assured that a maturity of the citizens Of
LaSrenee sfe also opposed TO Female SufT-
rage.
L has been Supposed that Hon. Sid
'ney Glafke would stump II Ia favor Of
Re bnAlsg Suffrage. Allow ms TO assure
you tbst he will do no such thing. His
notices 10 speak % UuivsrssF Suffrage
mean Uoiversal Suffrage as understood
heretofore from he days Of Adam; and I
am glad TO say 10 you snd particularly TO
those who nisqHate him that be does not
mean Female Suffrage
Truly yours. Ia haste, B.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-08-23

Which shows balance Of 1854 acres
included in the Kaw and Sac & Fox Res
sIvations, not yet opeusd for settlement.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-08-23

The Ottawa Home journal comes out
strongly agaiost Female Suffrage, 10
well considered articie which We shall try
and fad room for next week. Bro. Kal
loeb goes over tie whole gFoasd.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-08-23

Over twenty thousand acres Of land
ssss catered ct tie JUNCTION Cir Land
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-08-23


The editor (?) Of the Chase CouI t.
Banner seems desirous Of provoking us
TO a personal controversy. We can't see
it. Questions affecting the personal char
scter of Sam Wood, Mr.. Eskridge,
Col. Plumb. OF ourselves are doubtless OF
interest to The individuals concerned; but
the public don't care about them, sad
they have nothing at all to do with the
question Of Female Suffrage. II the Ban
ner chooses to crafty its prusieut tastes
at the expense Of the citizens of Emporis,
and thus raise dust to cover up tie de-
feat on the Female Suffrage proposition,
well and good. We have no desire TO re-
strain it from dong so. We cant be bull
ly-ragged out of the course We have de-
cided to pursue, in opposition to Female
Suffrage. but shall continue to call things
by their right names, whether The Banner
man likes it or not. OF coarse We well
understand Who is running" the Banner
in this matter. The same influence has
utterly broken down and played out"
everything in the newspaper line it has
ever touched, and so We shall expect an
early demise Of the Banner.
Assurances are almost dsily received
here from citizens OF Chase county, that
that county is firm as rock against Fe-
male Suffrage. We advise Wood to try
his hand among the home heathens before
spending so much missionary money aud
effort on outside localities. Greenwood,
Butler, Marion and Morris are also
strongly opposed. The whole southwest
is sound to The core The SuFrsgei,s'
have claimed everything for themselves
heretofore, but are now finding on
their mistake.
A gentleman of standing and integrity,
and strong advocate Of Female Suffrage,
remarked, to u5, few days since. IN the
course of conversation, that the cause oil
Female Suffrage had been going down
hill for the last two weeks. very rapidly,
throughout the State. We believe this
TO be true, or rather we believe there IS a
more general appreciation Of the lack ct
strength Of the proposition now. than a
short tins since.
Il has been published fsr aud nesr by
the Femsle Suffrage folks that Rev. D.
P. Mitchell, Of Leavenwortb, is advocating
their cause earnestly. We have informs
ton WHICH We consider reliable that Mr..
Mitcheliis not an advocate of this .'per.
nicious proposition"
We direct the attention Of tie friends
Of Female Suffrage, who claim that moth
ing but ridicule aad blackguardism is
being used against their cause, and that
their party usurps all the purity in toe
State, to the last number Of the Chase
County Banner, their organ in Kansas.
~s
I'VE lcsra that The Governor has appoin-
FED Ward Burlingame. Esq, Privats Sec
rstary-a place which be filed vilh
distinguished ability under a preceding
administration, and to which he viii do
signal credit under the existing regime,
Col. T. J Anderson, Adja'snt General
iilhs State. has rendered bis resignation.
which has been accepted by the Cover
ar.
Col. J. B, NcAfse. late Private secre-
taFy to the Governor, has been appointed
to succeeded Col. Anderson.
Gen. Thomas tskss command al E.z
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-08-23

Opponents OF Felnal6 outrage
An Who are opposed TO Female Suffrage
aud believe that the best Interests Of 'be
people Of Kansas demand the defeat Of tb'
proposition now before them. are request
"a 10 unite with the undersigned il mass
meeting. at
Emporia, saturday, a ug. 3 ist, AT P. II
For the purpose Of o1gapiziHg agains
tbe imported aud home advocates Of ID
measure. Speakers viii be present.
Jacob sto,ier OY Hsrt
; F MacBarney Z B Marrell
p B Plumb Hiram Conner
" E kridge II Q Gross
TB Murd5ck Joe Ricksbsugh
T D Crlders } G Mv(+owen
H V Bdndrem Moves Spieer
A J McFaddeu n D-mos5
" c Smith q Lsmbdin
H G Clafk S < @ Holt
HI Buudrem T Barton
r p Murdoch o L D,yis
D G Edwards Thomas Bryant
T @ Whitley a X Bancroft
James Means Ellis Ovens
Samuel Gill Geo B Cooper
5 D Gray JOS Hall
j Huu. il Williams
J R Griffith N Ryuo
L " Bush LIT Heritags
/ J aben Johnson a Carey
E Morris john " Morris
/ NJ II Ba,es David W Morris
/ w B Dixon L D Jacobs
1 Ja- Bhkey W II Watkins
q h Fepon 7 NJ FRY
F " Watson s b filth
D K Harden WIN R4wson
VIM B Holt Paul Beck
lVm H Morehead Evan Davis
Herbert B Gooch Richard Howe
w Truewor.hy Peter H Hughes
D L Clark Isaiah Jones
Joshua White Thos Murdoch
Abnpr Hsdley z r Trask
ID w Stevenson Pa0s Pfuitt
T CouDer y a Nom
Fl L Keinper r w Stevenson
W Roberts a Nelson
n d Jones John Carter
L R Ludy F r McGiunis-
A j Muohen 4 e Terrell
A Hin-haw WIN L HjnshaW
R,bt H Cooper + w Hanlord
W 10y w Floyd
F D 10y Inn McCaw
Samuel 10y o Barrett
J f Gibson r Giifi n
~ GrenBsil E Mo:ebesd
William Hendry Jas T Taylor
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-08-23
FIRE INSURANCE!

Good Risks taken ct fair rates in reliable
MOVES sP1cER.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-08-23

Il has been published fsr and nesr By
the Femsle Suffrage folks that Rev D.
?. Mitchell, Of Leayenwortb, is advocating
their cause earnestly. We have informs
ton WHICH We consider reliable that Mr.
Mitchell ia not an advocate of this per
niciOns proposition"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-08-23

Ten Thomas tske9 qQmnaDa 81 1!.E.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-08-23

49, sAse'4-" has =. i4st beer .sroov-a.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-08-23

= F.eeoek tsEss command Of The
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-08-23

We direct the attention Of tie friends
ef Female Suffrage, who claim that moth
ing but ridicule aad blackguardism is
being used against their cause, and that
their party usurps all the purilyiu toe
State, to the last number Of tbs Chase
County Banner, their organ in Kansas.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-08-23

I'VE lara that tie Governor has appoin-
Ted Ward Burlingams. Esq, Privats Sec
rstary-a place which be filed with
distinguished ability under a preceding
administration, and to which he viii do
signal credit under the existing regime.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-08-23

Col. J. B. McAfse, late Private Seers-
tary to the Governor. has been appointed
to succeeded Col. Anderson.