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The New York herald., 1867-04-18

@0En REwARD-LosT. BETWEEN THE RoTUNDA
pZDU OF the Custom House, Wall and Pine stree q SIO
ii rod cerhcatc The above reward win be paid for the
''''''' v '"' '"'' VINO 4 WILEY, aH Pine street.
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JOSEPH HEcEMAN; l...S .rn,, :,

At 10 o'clock A. NJ ut the Central Saesrooms wnurhby
corner o Pear street Brooklyn large OF ro1i
rosewood walnut mahogany oak and painted Furniture;
WY hne oak, narbs TOP buffet; large pier aud man 4
foewogi PiaDos Ia'i ard Spfug Aattc ses, Chna
- w. Wsre ,arrets, kc Ar ~ ~ H., onu Pax Fnsc
W. t"f bA8gg uylt!o !Iar..e ,ss.
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ToHN L. vANDEwATER, AUCTIoNEER, 100 LIBERTY
81 and 05 Cedar streets.-To-morrow, FRIDAY At ~ ~
regular sale Of Horses Wagons Harnesses $c embracn
which twill Be fully warranted and guaranteed as 10
speed style and action. Particulars will appear Frdays
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UCTION SALE OF GENTrEL HOUSEHOLD FUR.
"A NITURE. CARPETS, &c..
N

Friday April M at lOs O'Clock, the Furniture house
% Seventh street. Second vizParlor Suits in
plush anq Pier and oya Mirrors Brussels and Ingram
top Chamber Suits Hair and Spring Mattresses Basement
and DpJng Room Suits Vases Kitchen Utensils &C. Sale
peremnlory
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nY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER
O HENRY " I.EEDs AIfCTTngEEp


HOUSE AND LOT IS NEwARK, NJ
ON sAruRDAY, 10Th INST: At II O'CLOCK. NJ,
A. the REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. TRINITY BUILD.
lNGS, corner broadway and Pine street ar sold pre-.
DEsikxBIE PRivxrE RESIDENCE IN NEWARK. N. J.
No. 81 HAMILTON STREET, between Liberty aud Co.
lumoia streeis Lot 2lx9517 House zx3o6 with story
and part extension ~ 6xl2 three stories high has
good dry cellar hot and cold water range &C.
bath, Ac &c.; halls papered and varnshed and all
cellent order only hve minutes walk from Market street
depot And near the business part Of the city Inquire the
premises or OF the Auconeers No 81 Liberty street. New
York where maps can be obtained. with particularly
RY HENRY II. LEEDS a MINER.
- HENRY II. LEEDS: Anctioneer. win sell BY auction,
on Thursday April Is at l0 clock, at the residence 1856
West Twelfth street Household Furniiure consisting OF
carved rosewood marble Centre Table carved rosewood
6u covered In blue silk octave Piano.
foIte made by Linden Fritz; elegant gilt Clock, under
glass shade; China decorated Vases marble Figures gilt
frame Engravings and Oil Paintings; blue silk Window
and Cofnces lace do SUIT in blue push mahogany
Extension Table and Cover black Desk
Tsars h blue SIX reps Lsnbrskins; GIT iorrght chande
Ieass and Chairs Mattresses Pillows, Bolster &C. Grover
silver Fruit stands silver plated Cake Baskets snd
sera gilt and decorated China Tea, Breakfast and Din
sel French China do, fine Glassware &c Kitchen
kmbaL s " Ns - Ds''s
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BEHEz Ez1E X IsnAfE4hsh sAEhsa A AhxyWSTI2kEER WTII, 4
Es66niAM s6iAR H3g}ssPEhnISLD }sPhIgDy T!RNiIyRB, xfRRoes
BkONzEs AND MANTEL oRNAMRyTsfs fss, s,,,EF ,EFLE9ANT
hgs, ESghRAyIsSss INCH CnfEA AND elhss eeAliEs.
,yy,I IiEALL Y A.. BROS APRIL a. at c
Broadway and Bowery The house win be ready between
tion on Tuesday the 23d inst by permlt-wb cb
scrplive catalogue, may be had the onioe ~ NJ ac
honeers, No 60 Liberty street. = he aio
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RY Henry =. LEEDS 4 MINER.
hIINxs--tF, =, IHEhLI, AuCTIONEER
nj ~ ~ !. ~ r. , sALLsMAN WITH IL. m LUDLOW CO,
MASTlL MipRaEhhspLr MMinpuRsEhpLD rI, ruRNITuRE PIER AND

THElIl 4 arlS nbo CARPETS, CHINA GLASS, &C.
day) Aprl "a Al oi WI sell by auction this day Thurs
ali The eessr Houss northwest corner or Fifth avenue
and Maniel Mrsr y N goo a. French Pss Pier
lures Clocks aud Mantel ornamen M and ga: FIX
% IN Ssn Plush panak Reps ana .cs anu c,r @
% ssnen s mnsls &c Catalogue es be ha - ~ AZ
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A UCTION SALE-ERNEsT ROTH, AUCTIONEER
"a POSITIVE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

HOSEWUUD GUST X6UU.
Works OF Art fine OIL Paintings &C.. at auction the
highest bidder without this rhursday) afternoon
house No ll9 Clinton place Eighth street. between Fifth
and sixth avenues consisting rosewood PianofOre
beautiful Paror Suits covered with French satin crimson
S Eaae ana ana eoa marble tSp
steads Bureaus Washstands Spring and Hair Mattresses
and Glass China and Silver Ware Table Cutlery &c
n. B-Reliable in attendance to cart pack and ship
goods for purchasers at asonable charge
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UCTION NOTICE.-A p. CONWAY, AUCTIONEER.
IA rare chance for parties commencing housekeeping
$4,000 worth Of


&c, at public auction.
on this day ThTrsday, April ls at the Ave story brown
sixth avenues sale commencing az O'clock consisting Of
Centre Tables Panofore Stool
and Cover Paintings BY eminent artists, Bronzes
Clock Turkish Reclining Ghars Bedsteads WardTobes
Buffet elegant sets China, Glass Silver Ware Linen, Shelf
Aeid Table Cutlery. Sale pei emptory.
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toa, Company haze anoat, are prepared to
liver ni t notice. " gas companies their Justly cee.
hatd add nsutuassabs Coal by The cargo boat load,
wetrabed e1 u " NOS sprsrc, 10 coal be
del I'd isL ! tga.o as any mined. Gas Companies
Ad Il ~ PRICES AMI Particulars Mt the once
ii aAt0a ett4 b ma tset.ggnais can be seen, II
- - n ~
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IMPORTANT TO GAS coMpANIEs-THE CAMERON

EoRE.-THE CHEAPEST FUEL IN THE CITY, ss
" per chaldron, delivered Immediately BY CRAPSER 4
BURNS 3J31e West Eighteenth street.
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n BURKE. AUCTIONEER-OFFICE SO GREAT
~. Jones streetw sell this day II O'Clock, at lUS
Crosby street all the Furniture of that large house.
% Feather Reds and scddns Carpets Mirrors olelohs
Kitchen Ware, Cutlery &c excellent Bar and Bar Furn
lure &C. All to be sold in lots without reserve the
leaving for Europe The lease of the whole house for only
660o must also be sold given away.
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COAL. WOOD. &C,

(yoRE, COAL AND wOoD-THE BEST QUALITY, DE-
" hvered Immediately Orders received oce Q56 Broad
way, door from fwentythrd street. Coke % chal-
q. n. SHERWOOD.
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1RAVELLEEs' GUILDS.


HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS.
n Trains for Albany and Troy connecting with Norhen
and Western trains, leave New York, via Hudson River
Railroad Thrteth street and Tenth avenue, and ~ M
S46 630 and IL p M and via Harlem Railroad, Twen
iyslxh street and Fourth avenue A. NJ and Ais p NJ.
The 63e r. NJ train Hudson River will Sundays
Sleeping attached to $3.50 and II r. M. trains. On
$50 r NJ train Is also attached sleeping car every day
via r.. W. and o. Railroad. without change.
Sunday Hudson River Road, New York to Pough-
kecpse return leaving New York at $50 A. M and on
Harlem Road second street to Mlerton and return
leaving New York at A. NJ.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL Is STEAMER
~ JOHN ROMER will leave Greenwich daily at A. M.
Sundays excepted); Port Chester 7:l5 City Island Ro
above.
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IOrH AUCTION SALE.
To $1,000
TONS SCRANTON COAL.
ON WEDNESDAY,, April "a, 1857

NKw York, Aprii IL. 1857.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and Westcrn Railroad Com
rany will sell by Messrs JOHN II. DRAPER CO., Auc.
toneers at the companys saesroom, Exchange place,
corner OF William street. New York, on Wednesday, April
"A, inst, at IL O'clock noon,
OF fresh mined Coal from the Lackawanna regions the
usual Sizes deliverable at their depot Ezabeibpor N J
during the month cf May, 1861.
The conditions will be fully made known at the time OF
sale
Tcrmsfy cents per ton payable in current funds on
the day Of sale and tho balance within thereafter
at the Office Of the company.
JOHN BRTsBIN. President
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER
WAGON. DouBEE AND nsS SINGLE HARNESS, iof
SLEI0fIS, &C., &C,

ECHENCK, Saturday, ZOth Inst, 0t yM
NJ the private stable l0 West Forty street
hands, warranted kind and gentle and believed to be per-
fect also light curtain Coach built by Wood Bros shift.
years old Kind all harness. also double single Sleshs
and Harnees -
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6s East Fourteenth street Union square,
HORSES, CARRIAGE6 WAGONS, HARNESS, &C.,
FRIDAY. APRIL IL,
including the entire establishment OF private gentleman
going abroad
Regular at Horse Auction Mart Union square, Tues
Fridays at II O'clock the old Brooklyn Mar
ke James street. Fulton street. Brooklyn two blocks
from Fulton ferry.
Also Saturday the Horse Bazaar Brooklyn (Od Brook
ly Market, James street. near Fulton,
HORSES, CARRIAGES &C.
PARTICULARS IN SATURDAYS HERALD.
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pY AARON CLAvLIN 4 CO., IS AND 81 vEsE,
- street JAMES N: MILLER, auctioneer. On Friday
Ing Mems wonmsns' Misses snd CSassns WEAR IL sres
variety large proportion Of which s Jobbers stock
markets, and sold account Of whom II may concern
Goods open for inspection and catalogues now ready
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By EDWARD sCHENCK, this day 18th instant. at
9 O'Clock, as aboye.An elegant span Of long tail blood
and kind and free from all vice. can trot inside Of min
top park Phaeon built by Nedg Co.. to order good
Coupe, by Miner Stevens; jaeger Wagon, two sets
of elegant double Harness, Blankets Robes Saddle &C.
Full particulars at the Office Of the auctoneer
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

u W. CAMPBELL AUCTIONEER, SELLS AT ls2
Eighth avenue this day at II o'clock the old, popular
Liquor Store with Lease Fixtures and Furniture complete;
also the choice stock in lots location goods place make
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

nAyID D. EGAN. AUCTIONEER-OFFiCE 48 DOM
~ nick street, at Mr. Lackeys, 4ss Canal street or
Mr. Langans 226 and 22s Hudson strectattends to ou
door sales of furoure real estate &C. Sales for next wee
in Vandam and Houston streets
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DrNJ F. THEALL AUCTIONEER,
,LATE SALESMAN WITH Z. u. LUDLOW 90.
Household Furniture, Mirrors carpets &C. ~ aa ucuo1
Nv THE ALL BROS, this day. April "a loVs ~ ~
O'Clock IS East Twenty second street Al the Frrn
Dining and Chamber Furniture Sofas Chairs, and Easy
Chars Mirrors Straw Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds,
Boisers and Pillows Carpets &C. together with the kitchen
utensils with which win commence Catalogues at
the Office, 62 Liberty street.
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DARE REDUCED.
i For Charleston s. Co. the Florida ports and the South
and Southwest.-The steamer QUAKER CITY, some
other popular steamship Of the regular line VIII be de.
SIP connecting Charleston for all points the South
Carolina Railroad and with steamer Dictator for the Florida
ports. Freight received during all working hours.
ARTHUR LEARY, 73 William street.
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

HENRY d. MINER, AUCTIONEER, sALERROOMS 81
IL Nassau street, opposite the Post Office.
MINER d SOMERvILLE viii sell at auction at sales.
room g Nassau street Thursday April Is AZ Iok o'clock,
genteel Household Furniture consisting Of Cottage Suits
Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets Paror Suits Ward
robes, Dressing Bureaus mahogany Suits rosewood and
Olcoths; also Office Furniture, Kitchen Ware. &c
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

CHER1FF'S SALE.
y PICKLE AND FRUIT STOCK AND FACTORY.
RICHARD WATERS. Auctioneer
will sell Friday at IL O'clock at 326 and 32S Washington
street. the entire stock of large manufactoy of Pickles
Catsups Sauces Jeles canned Fruits &c also Machinery
Steam Boiler Gas and Steam Pipes Fixtures, Shelving
Office Furniture and Iron Safe. All goods moved day OF
SALE JOHN KELLY Sheriff
THOMAS IT. FERRIS Deputy.
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

d j. PAULISON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE.
III. hold Furniture rosewood Panoforte, &c. QUACK-
ENBUSH PAULIsON Will sell at auction this day at IOS
O'clock all the Furniture contained the private dwelling
7S West Thirteenth street. Sixth avenue superb rose
wood Paror Furniture in brocatel, made to orders Hale
Davis Pianoforte four round corners full iron frame
ecgant wood Etagere Tapestry and Ingram Carpets
Bedseads Feather Beds Hair Mattresses Blankets Bu
Glassware &c. good assortment Of Kitchen Utensils,
with which the sale will commence Catalogues at house
morning of sale.
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A DMINIsTRAToR's SALE OF

JOSEPH MCGUIRE, AUCTIONEER,
WIN will on Friday April 49, at II o'clock at the Exchange
Saesroom No. III Broadway by order Of the admnisa-
tors Of Thomas Nugen deceased the two four and
cellar brick Houses and Lots Nos 8o and $50 Eighth street,
Tompkins PARK each house has store which
e bakery; also the desirable three story
Philadelphia brick House and Lot 100 West Forty
street between Sixth and Broadway this house is
An complete order and has all the improvements;
maps and particulars at the Office OF JOSEPH MCGUIRE
No. l16 street.
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Dayton journal.

tn ere iS scarcely = paper on our s1chAnge
list whose visits We eHjOY more than the Week
ly JSurnAl, Of Dayton, Ohio. Il has recently
besn enlarged. and is now one Of the lHrgeAt,
aAd We Ehink. about the best paper in Ohis.
There are many OhiOaAS here, And several
from the ieiAity Of AytOn, aud il any Of
them should want 70 take SOOS Ohio paper,
We can recommend the Dayton Journal moSt
heartily. Its editorials are ShOrt and TO the
point. II is thoroughly Radical. and its vari-
etyOf news matter is very interesting. It gives
= good deal Of attention alsS to matters per-
tanning to thai part Of the State, which iS very
interesting to OhiOans. Mr.. Bickham. with
whom We had the pleasure OF . slightAc-
qusintAneS in the days that "as'er viii come
back" IL one Of the beat editors il the west
SsAd for the journal. Address, W. D. Biek
ham, Dayton, Ohi0. enclosing $2.00.
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SPECIAL ELECTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that, WHEREAs.
N at special meeting Of the Board Of
County Commi ssiOners Of Lyon county, hsl
February 2lst, 1867, a petition. signed by citi.
sens OF said county was presented, praying the
Board 70 submit to vote Of the uali6ed elee-
tors OF aaid county, the proposition TO issue
he bonds Of the county net 70 exceed in
amount the sun Of twenty thousand dollars
(S2O Oo0' } payable in ten years for the pur-
pose OF building bridges, as follows, to wit:
One bridge over the NeOsho river, north Of
EmPsriA, between AmOg's and Rinker's fords,
and one over the Cottonwood river. south
Of EmPoTias Therefore, be it
Ordered. That at = general election to be
holden IN said eounty on Monday, March 25
leoI, the qualified electors Ct said election
VIII vote for or against issuing said bonds
Those In favor Of the proposition viii have
Wnteea or printed on their ballots For the
bonds; ana those opposed will have written
or printed on their ballots, Against tht
bonds" said election " i'll be conducted and
returns made as re CURED by the Law governlaI
elections.
By order Of the Beard Of County Commits
| SiOuer6. J. L WILLIAMS
iO-S-lO County Clerk.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-03-15

The POet whom our graadPsI used to quote,
elegantly remarked March, hap han. comes
IN like lion and goes ont like lamb 3" We
are eertsinly sesiag the lions tail just now.
The Oldest settlers cay that for cold and stor n
the present March is quite unpreee !ented. Ne
write with furious nOr-WesteF blowing, the
ground covered with snow, and the mercury 4
degrees below zero. For weeks We have hard
ly seen the sun. If tie grssShSPPers can stand
this last visitation. they certainly deserve free
lunch next summer. The fruit buds have no:
started yet. ard if they weather this temper
allure, We may expect large peach crop.
Siaee writing the above, the weather has
greatly moderated. On the mOrniug Of Thur
day, the 18th, the mercury stood eight degrees
below zero. with some two inches Of snow.
Before night the mercury, under the influences
Of = soHth wind, had risen to 25'. and the
snow WAS thAWing in the sun. with every
prospect Of warm and settled weather.
1t seems, from all accounts. that our frien DIS
further north and east have suffered Worse
Imitation than ws;-hea7iSr SHOWS, fsreer
gales and inISnssr cold.
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Gra..hopper. aua ThlnEs.

The grASShOpper question remains in doubt
but there is not the lssst doubt but that Fred
erish 4 Co, have IeetIe the incest stock Of
goods s1tAnt, in these parts. They have just
resolved nom st. LOuis . heavy invoice OF
GFOSsEisS, and Provisions, QusenSwArs, etc.
They assert boldly that they have the best sup
ply and the incest gods TO be found il this
market. They are ever ready to exhibit theis
goods to their frieads and customers.
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auEar Fron Boz EIdsr.

The Lawrenes Tribune, in quoting en- arti-
Gle that Appeared in our paper few wesks ego.
il regard t. the manufaeturs Of lgar from box
elder BY II AZ Faweeit Of THE plSee says: If,
instead Of Max FAWeett, some eminent PrOfes-
ser Of chemistry had made this discovery, the
leading dAilies Of ell our chef cities Woul
each contain about two columns devoted to the
elaboration Of the principles by which the
juice Of box elder was r~duesd to sugar,
dwelling with peculiar enpha sis upon the
great length Of time it isOk the professor to de.
vslsp each stage Of the process. But Max
Yavestt has no great reputation 80 ehsmis,
- back him mp. and Of eourse nobody is gOias
10 make any fuss about this discovery. Yet y,
will venture the assertion, from slight ink
lag We have Of the character Of Max. that h
il Skind Of ready-rnAds philosopher. who
just about AZ apt to make discovery as Pre-
fsssOr FaradAy. or any other mAA. Altar
r.te, IL sugar can Be made from box elder, u
II Max Fswcett discovered the method Of ms
tiag it. he deserves the PFaiss for doing . sOs
ding EoE tie world.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-03-15

D. W. HolderlnAn returned from st. Louis
. few days ago where he had been to purchase
the new goods for the grocery hOUSs with
which he is connected, in this place. He ''lHid
in''a very heavy stock. The room il now un
dsrGSing repairs. and the goods will Be here
il few days. when they will open out one Of
the mOst complete Grocery, Provision and
QusenswATs establishments in this part Of
KAasaS.
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SheriR's Sale.

DY virtue ef an order Of sale Issued from
ID the District Court for Chase county. Kan :
sas, and = me directed. I will offer for sal at
public auction. in the town Of Cottonwood
Falls. in said county,
On Saturday, April 9th, A. D. 1867.
At one O'Clock p m. of said day. the following
real estate, tO-wit: The west half Of the north
west quarter Of section twenty sig (26) and
the east half of the northeast quarter of sec
ton tWsnty-seVSn (37J, township nineteen
49,. south of eange seven "a. eAet, situated
IN Chase County, Kansas, to be sold &c the
property OF George RObert Miller 70 satisfy &
Judgment in favor Of Seth N. Hays. Appraised
Ct 81 600.
Dated this 9th day OF February A. D. 1867
l0-l05W III. SCRIBNER, Sheriff.
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Court Week.

Spite Of the terrible cold, court has eOntinu u
ed in session ct the Congregational Church,
during the week. One Of the most inter
sSting cases on the docket was that Of
Randolph VS. Humphrey. Judge Montgomery
presiding. The suit was entered to recover
damages for southern cattle taken fFOm~tbe
plaintiff by the defendant ia 1868, the latter
Getting under appointment frOu Gen. Blunt as
special detective. The case was under con
SiderStiOn for about week, and resulted in .
verdict EoT dSlSH dGat.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-03-15

A gshtlensn who has been following the
tailoring business ct BmpOFiA has moved to
Burlington and will fOlloW th e same business
here. We welcome him aud wish him success
Burlington IL . good place for EmPoriAns 70
Smigrste tO.-BUrIiHSsSH PatriOt.
We dOn't doubt it, friend PrOuty. If you
had Ssw q our snterpriSing eitiHens there
il would be the making Of your little place
AZ to the gentleman spoken of. We sAy shssu'
9 OsR SeUf.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-03-15

Our emigration parerS Of February 18th and
March Let, have attracted considerable Attsn.
tion. We sec many VI the articles Of those
two issues quoted IN oar exchanges. Those
papers were read 10y at least fOur thousand per-
sons east, and then many Of the items had the
benefit Of the eastern circulation Of several Of
our Kansas exchanges. We hope we will not
be accused Of egOtism in copying couple OF
briefnOtices Of our last emigration Papsr. The
LSaVenwOrth Times. after quoting ct length
from our article on Lyon county, remarks:
we rejoice TO see these reports of count es ;
the more we have Of them, the better. Indeed
they will prove great aids, the very b. ct in
stimulating and encouraging smigratiOn.-
They who geG them up are DONG real serVics
to the State, and should be cordially aud
warmly encouraged"
And in the following from the Law renee
Daily Tribune, We recognise the ''fOOt Prints''
Of our Of d friend Ed. Harris:
THE last number Of the Emporia News
(Aareh lst,l is an excellent one as showing
the almost unbOuuded resources Of the NeOshO
Valley. Jake StOtler is working faithfully
and eteiently for the interests Of that sec ton,
aud We are gratifsd 10 know that the people
there appreciate his efforts, and show their all
probation oy hearty supp, rt.''
We are glad to zee that ether papers in
Southern Kansas are devoting themss Ives es-
PeciAlly to the interests Of their respective 10
ealitieH. Local matters are what makes = pa
per interesting. aOt Only At home but abroad.
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First Fruit.

We were Agreeably surprised to-day, by re-
eoivins Hiee lot Of fresh lettue es and rAdisheS
With the mercury be low zero, but gratifying
SVid'nsS Of enterprise, nevertheless. We
hereby express ar gratitude. which somebody
defines as "A keen sense Of fsvors to come"
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FsaetruIia Concert.

The glee. chorus, and quArtetts singing for
the PenStrAliA is under the management 81
Professor Norton. Those who remember the
hns effect produced by the grand ehOruSeS one
year ego, At similar meeting. will need
no assurance from us concerning the rich treat
V Be expected this time.
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Pref. NortOnas Poem

Mr.. NOrtOn's poem for the PsnstrsliA will
not be among the least of the good things ia
store fOr our eitiEsDS at that time. Mr.. Norto q
tAEeS large views Of social life and politics !
duty. and is in the habit sf saying Somsthi ng
when be talks. The poem will have some
NasSAinS.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-03-15

Senator Ross sent Us paper Of fine TObae-
co seed feV days age. for which be will &C.
eePt our thanks. We gave it to John Wood.
and We suppose John will try his hand on
tobacco raisinR.
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Rates OF AdVersisinE:
town AND COUNTRY.

The nicsst bean $ in the market eaa be Ec u1d
at Frederick 4 CJ'S also SplS ndid sugar-cursd
hGme.
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Several Of our Greenwood county friends
have been 10 town this week in AtteHdaHes
upon court. We noticed HesSrs. HoldermAn,
StrAttOn. Tucker, MartindAls and others.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-03-15

Ben. Parker has just erected eOmmOdiOuG:
frame dwelling en- his place few miles vest
Of town. We are glad to notice every evidence
Of the eountry's improvement.
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Lost.

A shepherd slut, black. white and tan color.
She LEFT the place of j. j. Campbell about ten
days ago. Win pay liberal reward for her
return 10 the undsrsigned at EmpOria. Kan
SIS. Il. Q. CROSS.
February 2sth, 1857.
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The judges Of election aPPOi nted by the
TSwn Board give the proper notice, in Anoth-
or eolums, 81 the corporation cleo ton which
takes place on the let Of April. Let there Be
. full vote.