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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-09-27

llcan in substance and form, that justice
may be done, and that no occasion or pre-
text for conflict may hereafter be found.
There is not, In my Judgment, aay sufficient
reason to apprehend that the colored people
will not make good citizens. Freedom and
education are rapidly developing this long
dormant, helpless caste. With advantages
far inferior to the other races which have
found their way to this country, the African
has proved himself loyal, Industrious, and
obedlent 10 the laws
Generously tostered and Justly treated,
the freedmen will become the bone and
slneW OF outhern population and power
With the solution Of this problem and the
disappearance of the asperities incident to
long war, the Carolinians will enter upon
a new career of prosperity, alike attractive
TO the pbiianthropist who seeks the happi-
ness OF his fellows, and gatifying to the
statesman whose ambition is gratifed ia
the progress of the commonwealth
Remembering with pleasure the courte-
Gus consideration always shown to me by
your excellency IN all our intercourse. Of
hclal and personal, and with the liyeliest
interest in the happy termination of the
sad years OF strife which have already too
long afflicted our country, [ remain truly
yours, D. e. SICKLEs.
Major General.
To his Exeellency James L. Orr, Coy
ernor Of South Carolina. Columbia S. c..
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A SCHOOL FOR Boys.

7 HAVE established at SCOTS Hill per-
4 manent School, where boys may be prepared
entering upon active business. Special attention
is paid to the elementary branches, which consti-
tute the basis of all sound education. The next
session will begin on the 7th October, and will
continue Twenty weeks.
Terms $50 to $25 per session, one-half payable
ii advance. The balance at the middle OF the
session
Board SIS per month, payable at the end of each
month.
Applications for admission shOuld be made to
me at NcCtt's Hill, or through tho Wilmington
Post CfIice
r. K. BRYAN.
sept. "a 307-1t-33-It
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sept. "a
VALUABLE COTT0N AND PROVISION
FARM FOR SALE

OITUATED IL miles from Lumber ~,
- ton, Q from HarlleesyilIe, and from E5iiH
the W., c. 81 r. Railroad, containing 600 ILL
acres 500 of which is cleared and divided into two
separate farms of 300 acres EACH and is in a high
state OF cultivation 105 are under cot
ION, and 100 under corn. | will sell the land for
the (market) value of the growing crop now on it,
or less, aItn01gh the crop Is very Inferior one
Tho situation is beautiful and perfectly healthy,
and the best stand for a store in Robson. A
store houae liz now in progress Of building-fne
range-Dear two Churches and two Academies in
excellent society. Stock of Horses and Mules, 80
head of Hogs 80 head of cattle, and all the crop
if desired.
Refers to COL II. Moore. Hon. T. s. French,
and j. q. Hall, Esq, Of Wilmington Col. Thos.
Curtis, A. A Mcclellan, +. 2. johnson, Of Fay
etteville Col. T. j. Morrisey Col. Berry Goodwin,
Capt. W. A. Norment. Lumborton. Come quick
or You loose it. 4. FULMORE,
Alfordsville Robeson Co., n. c.
sent 81 3O7--dla w2w-w2t~
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From the Raleigh Register (Radical)
The Radical Convention.

The Republican Party in North Carroll
IA remains to be organized. The Conven-
ton which assembled in this city on the
4th and 9Th September, produced only
monstrous abortion. Two-thirds of it's
members, misguided by demagogues, de-
clarea against releasing the remaining
third from disfranchisement, while the re-
lection OF resolution against general con-
fiscation. and the applause which followed
every threat of confscation made by the
speakers, showed that large majority of
the delegates would have voted directly for
the measure. One of the most popular
of the colored speakers, proposed as
substitute for confscation, the tax
alton of land at the rate of one dollar
per acre, and its sale by. the Sheriff, under
the reconstructed State government, for
the taxes. The suggestion was received,
according to the Standards report of the
proceedings, with applause. The taxes are
to be applied to the support of schools. If
carried into effect it would produce a large
school fund, no doubt, but the process
would turn thousands of the child rem with
their parents, loyal and disloyaI, out of
doors. Another speaker, white man, and
an eXrebel himself, as we understand Mr.
Or Col Henderson, of Davidson county,
was in favor of policy which will make
the posterity Of all who aided in bringing
about rebellion and civil war, confess the
guilt and wickedness of their fathers. How
this last refinement of cruelty is to be
brought about the speaker did not explain.
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Z E Y [ Z W
OF THE
W IL N | NGTON III ARK ETS
FOR THE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY,
1857

TURPENTINE.--,Ihe market for this article has
ruled with considerable frmness during the week
just ended, and as will be seen by reference to our
table Of sales below the prices has improved 25
cents over previous quotations-last sales being
at 50 Is for virgin and yollow'dp u bbI of $50
lbs, at which figures there is fair demand, and
parcels find ready SALE The quantity coming to
market Is unusually light, being barely sufficient
for distillers uses, and for the week reach only
7O6 bbls as follows
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STRAYED!
1.-TWO RLUE ed

TWO Blue speckIed. bOb-taI Aezs
= HOUND PUPPIES, 10 months old, lI@-la--
one DOG and one SLUT, ran off after 1eer On
the 9TH inst, and when last heard from were near
Old South Washington.
will pay liberal reward to sny person that
will give me any information that can get
them. WILEY TEACHEY,
Wallace T. o.,
Duplin County, N. c.
sept. p 33-2tw*
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DIED,

At Lower Black River, Goth met, Captain WILL
LIAM II. DENNIS, aged 50 years.
In Chapel Hill, on Friday, the goth inst, Miss
SUSAN c. BATTLE, daughter of Judge Battle,
ID the 38th year of her age.
At his residence in Summervillc, Brunswick
county, September 23d, at 81 o'clock A. NJ. JOHN
G. HALL, i'll the sixty-sixth year of his age.
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Markets.


Stocks excited and % cent. lower since the
opening. Money y cent. premium. Gold 1881
Sterling Exchange unchanged. Virginia Skies 49,
Flour dropping. Wheat dull. Corn quiet. Rye
dull. Oats active. Mess Pork $23 so u Dbl. Lard
quiet. Cotton dull at % cents. Spirits Turpen-
tine dull at 5805s4 cents y gallon. Rosin-eom-
mon 5000 S73 % Dbl. SIS
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WILMINGTON MONEY nIARKET.
CORRECTED BY JAMES DAWSON.
DANV GOnEC
MARRIED..

On the 18th instant, in the Catholic Church, at
Portsmouth, Va, by the Rev. Father Punket, in
parties, EDWARD CONIGLAND, Esq, of Hall
fax N c., and Miss EMILY NJ, daughter of Col.
John j. Long, of Northampton County, N. @.
On the 18th inst, at the residence of Mrs Foyles
by the Rev. A. Paul Repiton, Mr.. JOSEPH WOOD
PARKER, of this city.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-09-27

An exchange says Horace Greeley
went down to Richmond and bet Judge
Underwood five thousand dollars to moth.
ing that jefferson Davis wouldn't run
away"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-09-27

SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-The market has ruled
without material change in price since the close
of our last review. In one two instances
shade advance (haf cent? has been obtained, but
it has generally ruled at 533(154 cents % gallon,
according to quality of packages At the time Of
closing our enquiries to-day there is a moderate
enquiry from buyers at $50 cents, at which the
holding at 81 cents The receipts are small, and
there is only light stock remaining in receivers
hands We OuOte sales of ABB bbls as follows
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current.

BEEswAx, 10 81 az So
| BEEF CAGT..E,
f9 100 lbs. 6 90 q 9 90
Backs t...
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-09-27

scribed the order IN question as intended
to enable the people to make good crop
this year, and thereby obtain the means to
support themselves and pay their debts.
If my removal had been provoked by
some act Of oppression, spoliation or cruel
ty, it would have been a matter OF more re-
greet to myself. AS it is [ find no reason to
reproach myself for endeavoring to restore
in some degree the natural prosperity of an
impoverished population, and to avert the
serious disturbances thar would have fol-
lowed the prosecution of more than thirty
thousand suits for debts pending in South
Carolina when general order No. 10 was
issued in April last. Although my official
relations to the department of the Carroll
mas has ceased, cannot be Indifferent to
the welfare of conlmCn mites whose interests
were so long confded to my charge, nor is
their prosperity matter of Indifference to
the people of the United States or their
representatives in Congress.
The population Of the Carolinas have not
tried to prevent the organization of legal
civil governments in the rebel States, and
it is only just for me to state that your own
prompt and patriotic acquaintance in the
requirements of the government relieved
the people you represent OF many Of the
burdens of military government, and at the
same time removed some of the most serious
impediments to the execution of the recon
struction acts in South Carolina I trust
your people will not suffer any detriment
by reason of complications fer which they
are not responsible. It only remains for
them to comply with the conditions pre-
scribed by Congress, and South Carolina
will soon be restored to the Union, with
all her ancient rights and dignity as a SOW
ereign State unimpaired.
These conditions have no other object
than to make our institutions truly repub
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-09-27

The Queens John Brown has gone and
got married.
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LIME, IL bbl.0 GO "a o 90
From store l so a 2 90
foLAssEs, u gallon,
Cuba, hil;is. .d75t1 524
| ito bhiS. GO % 55
Sugar housed Is 10 AL
d. bbis. % % so
lSYrup. LbIs go a l 90
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-04-05
TOWnship Omoera.


- The SOlIOWise "a lulli liss az i,syu.-
chip officers elected ia. thin county. *.
cePt EmpOria and Waterloo. which Va
gave lAsE wesksssss=s - as-n -,
.JasEson 1Ossaskfs-J ussicss. b Hen.
ricks. e. G. Hsuly; Constables. W. F.
Hancock. J, Davis; Trustee, G. r. Har-
per.
El4saadrO-Jusaces. s. G. BFittOS,
Anthony Mckee; COnsIables. W. A.
Baysingsr. W. 1. F. Harden; Trustes,
3. F. w. Perry.
PMs-Justicss. A. G. Pickett. vii
liam Morris; Constab!es. John Tennis
&. W. Kesley; Trgstee,J. v. Carter.
Agnes CGy-Justicss, W. H. Avery
RI Humsss COnsrablss, D. s. Avery.
j. w. MOyss; Trustee. H. D. Curtis.
Anlsrie0s-Justices, John WhinDtry
J. H. KimPtOn; Cons,abIes, W. H. Arch
sr, John Morgan; Trustee. John W. 10y
Frenons-J Justices, P. B. Maxson. s
G. Elliott; Constables, H. A. Champl in
A. ] Burdick; Trustee, J. B.. Gilleland
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nc A1Inntlc MIopthIY,

The April Hu4nbSE IL befOrS aS = little below
the high water mark. DR.. Holmes Guardian,
Angel is as good as ever. Mrs. Dale eontFi.
butes We ~ pleasant article on the early life
Of Lincoln and Herndon; E. E. Hale history
Of the doings Of the Sanitary Commission; T.
". HigginsOn rather weak story The Haunt
ed Window Miss PGlfreysT Katherine
Norns" 10 beneath eritisism. Prot. John Eisks
has q stilted and somewhat old -fogyish article
on URivtl-fg RsfFn. Theodore Bacon give.
very pi sAsan description Of an old Roman
tunnel, the .Clsudian Enissary." BAyard TAy
lOr contrib utes ebarssteristie essay on TRAY
81 in .he United states" and come lady te
diOus account Of = trip to an Indian Reserve.
Biographical sketches ahd eriti eisms Of RiStO
ri md the artist HsFdiRg complete the list Q
prose articles. Hiram Rich, }. B. lowell AM
T. B. Read. edo" the poetry, but net yer
we'll, unless Mr.. Reads .'Timpnis. sOliloquy
he an -szsePtiOo. RathsE 8 quiet, sleepy nVin
beE, OF the wk6l& .sss.;-S-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-04-05

Ifws Kansans feel Inclined to eomplGia Of
the March weather We have been experiencing,
it may be we'll for rs To learn what our frien ds
fvrther north and east have suffered. At st
Paul, Nina. on the 14th ult the mercury
wellt down to "a deg. below zero: at Madison
it was 90 deg. and at Chicago u deg. below
Mr. Bryant, just arrived from MaSsaehusetts
reports heavy snow and intense cold e being
the conditions Ii ere shea he left las. week
Recent letters from Illintis tell Of great
scarcity of feed. and mortality among stock
As unpleasant as our experience has been, We
may we'll congratulate ourselves that we live
| in Kansas.
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We learn that q gOOd many cattle aud sheep
have died in this and surrounding counties
in the past few weeks, mostly, We should
tn ink, for lack Of food. A great deal Of tn c
hay that was put up Last fall was spoiled when
stacked, owing 70 the vet seAson. Thii is
given As the reason, by some with whom VIC
have talked. for the death Of 80 many cattle
OF course nobody Was expee ting such an uu
Prscedented spring As this has been, and ms
ny had to stint their stock considerably. The
fatality among the stock IN Kansas, this
spring win teach the lesson that stock re
quires care in this country as we'll As in all 9th
ers:s While there Is al. occasional vinte
through which stock will go with little car
and food and do well, this must not be relieC
upon as . regular thing. 1870 ---
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100000
Value Of Prizes,

Whole number Of prizes. 35S.
The Piano Gan be seen at the Music Store OF
Foster B Cook s ta ~.
The following named gen'Iemso have oOn-
sented TO supsrintsnd the drawing: CAPtaiH
James Chriatiap. Maj. 7 B. EldEidgs, P. =.
Brook and r. w. LudiBgbon, OF lawrence,
and Geo. o. Riimarth, -Oi TOpek g.
There viii be no necessity Of ncn -residents
sttsudi1R the drawing, unless they prsterl co.
~ their interests viii be &c we'll attended 70 a.
though they we're present. The last drawing
a. = sinailaS eharseter IN FFaser's Hall was at
tended By zoe persuns, sll-Of whom wiH tssti.
~ 10 tl,., utrnost faIrnsss in the dFaWing. sud
SIC e. their 81siisft IN the 7aans FITNESS being
used in the present drawing.
HoaeV ean be sent M By nail for tickets.
at Ely risk-if plainly diEestsd-in smOunts
Of from 81 to SIC.
All who desire tickets. can procure them 81
nv ssers or By nAil. TiekstS 81 eGshs i've
EoFss1 so. o. ten TOT So. No pestponemses sp'
Eso.OataIl Addpszs 1.l l-slE-s1s1 II
= q. L. FRAZER, JsWsier' :
s+0sfA LaWrsnos. Knnsss.1-
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People further east have adopted ths pia n
of piling stones about trees planted on the so d
This singular sort Of muichiAg retains the
moisture in the soil, keeps the weeds from
growing, and prsvents cattle from standing
and lying under the last il fruit
fui cSu:S of disease aad death among shade
tees. Upon eur high ridges, stones can often
be obi Ained more easily than any ether scrt o
mulehing material. and will probably ansWer
the purpose As well ga any other
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-04-05

We clip the following ridiculous thing from
the editorial items" Of the Hew Orleans
Times. If this is a specimen Of The reliabiIi,
ty of ita editorials generally, We can recon
mend the paper as new rival of Nunchausen.
This contains . volume Of. foo / for those who
believe mOnStrous stories in regArdt o Kansas:
The people OF EmpOris. Kansas. have been
90 long cut OF from eOmmuni- atom with the
world BY the present floods that they are re-
dueed to starvation Diet A bear came into
the village Saturday night, but fought hiG way
out uuharmed. t--
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-04-05

WILL stand tn 0 ensuing season. comm enc
w ing April lat, and ending the LIST day Of
July, 1867, ct the stable Of tho Subscriber, IN
Americas, on the following terms: Insurance
Sc: season, 81; single service, So. Any per
son parting with a mare before she is known
to be with ioal forfeits the insurance money
Cara will be taken 10 prevent accidents, but
will not be accountable for any that msy hap.
pen.
Rob Roy L six years. old in Juae saxt; hi.
color is Jet black he is sixteen hands and thres
inches high, aud ican trot a mile in four mia
utes The horse shove for sbiIESeh.A Com'
and see him. ELISHA GODl ARD.
AtDericus, April Let. lS67. 14-I6
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We are glad to see upon our streets agaiu
David yelling, Of illinois. We presume h e
is he re for the purpose Of buying cattle. He
Purchs sed bout four hundred head il this
county last year, and We are glad to kAOw that
he did well on them. Hell prompt, straight
forW ard business man, IS well as q genial
whOlssOulsI gentleman, and will scatter good
many green backs here if the cattle are to b E
had
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Order of Publication.

THESfAqE Or KANSAS, , 90 -
LYON COUNTY. = 90 49,
IL the Probate CT urt for sal d County Reg
uiar Tern, April I'd. 1856;
S. T. Graham, Administrator, .-a
De i0His non, OF
A. @. GEaht IA. deceased.
@ F. GRAHAM, Administrator de 6oniS non
y. Of A. G. Graham, deceased, presents 60 the
Court his petition pray ing foFa an order Of sale
Of 50 much Of real the estate Of said deceased q
will pay and satisfy the remaining debts due
by said estate and yet unpaid for want Of auf-
6ciens assets, accompanied by the aeout Is
lists and Inventories required by law in such
case. On examination Whereofit is ordered
that all persons interested in the estate of sal
deceased, be notified that application as afore-
said has been made aud En- at unless the coun-
trary be shown, on or be fore the 6rst day OF
the next Reg ular Term Of this court to DO held
on the frst Monday of July next. an order " III
be made for the sals Of the whole or so much
Of the real estate Of sal d deceased as will be
sufficient for the payment Of said debts; and IL
is further ordered that this notice be publish
ed in some newspaper in this county Tor four
weeks before the next Regular Term Of this
Court. TIMOTHY MoINTIRE,
Probate Judge
pril < 1857 1n-Id-Is
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ge5 9arfetisemtnts.
Joe.

JUDI
THIS celebrated horse will be kept this sca-
L son, ct my stable, Eve milss soath west Of
Emporia, on the south side of Cotton wood
river. Terms; S., 81 and So.
Job is = BRIGHT bay. IL hands high, an d
nine years cid IN May. His stock is Eclipse
Good for d II kinds of servi=e. For symmetry
of form and nea tneSs of limb. do not think he
can be exeelled In this part OF the country.
Come and see for yourselves. Care will be Ia
ken 10 prevent accidents, but / will not be re-
sPOnsible for any that may happen. 81
VIZ BA KER
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ninistrator,s No1lt=iIca.

IN ministra ton de bOn,s non upon the estate
otzA. @. 9FahRm dsesaseds have been Rrauts d
to me by :he Probate Court of Lyon County,
Kansas, braring dat the let day Of a pril, S6T.
All persons having claims agsinst said estate,
are req hired to- exhibit them to me for allow
nee within one year from the date of said let
ters. or they may be preeluded from any ben
eft Of such estate; and if said claims DO not
exhibited vithin three years from the date Of
said letters, they will be forever dehArTed.
r SAMUEL F. GRAHAM, M
-Admr. Of A. G. GRAHAN, cecea Sed
April !, 1867. IO-I4-l6
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-04-05

Jim Halls new sptiug goods are ariv-
ing. He will have in store. 10 q few days
. splendid stock Of dry goods. groceries,
aud everything usually kept BY him. He
invites all to come and examine before
making their purchases. IrCfG1-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-04-05

We understand some live specimens of the
grasshopFer were picked up over the NeO1hO
one day this week and brought to town. So
they have really begun to jump. We would
like to know what they expect to live on.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-04-05
Wscalt the altentiop Of ths merchanL

VS. cAH the atteAtlons Of the meFehsnts
and people Of Southwestern Kansas to the
new advertisement of Haskell Brothers,
wholesale dealers in boots and shoes and
hats and caps at Laurence. These gen.
'l'men keep 8 large stock of these articles.
and pro mise purchasers terms which can
not fail to suit. Give them a call when
10 LAWRENCE. .-.---- -.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-04-05

A gentleman Mas here from Burlington on
Wed nsSday to Obtai a . load Of our splendi
Lyon county -four. Send up some more,
PrOcty. We caa feed the whole of Coffey
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-04-05

W. o. Furguson and j. J. Campbell
have their long Wished-fOr Jerry boats 10
good ruOiug Order-Ons on the Cotton !
wood, near SOdsn's mill. and the other
At Riuker's ford, ON the NSosho. Here.
after. when either Of those streams get on
high, th. en.erprising PrOpristOre will
be on hand 10 set you across, dry shOdr
for reasonable compensation.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-04-05

JnO. Wayne & Co., Lumber dealers al
Topeka. have an advertisement in To-day e
paper. to which We esA the attention of all
our builders and others desiring to pur-
chase lumber. SASH blinds, doors OF
shingles. These gentlemen have the rep
uaqon Of being lar de lers, and We donbl
not will do all they promise in their adj
vertisement.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-04-05

Those interested 10 raising good horses
should not fail to read the advertisements
OF E. Goddard and w. F. Baker in sUoth
er column.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-04-05

Tho spring term OF the di strict school for
district No. i. of Lyon county. will commence
Monday, April 18th. 1861. Foreign scholars
will apply to R. d. Hurst, director.
By order Of the Board.
Wv J.L WILLIAMS, Clerk.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-04-05
BUTLER COUNTY,
Delinquent Tax List For
18 6 6.
COuaTT TREAsuaEa's oTTIcl

-.f a1a ELDoRADos March 18th, 1851.
KIoTIcRis hereby given that the County
IN Treasurer Of Butler County, viii sell ct
public auction on the ist Tuesday of May next,
at his Office il said Comfy, 50 ruEchzOf eaSh
tract OF land described 10 the fol1oWiag lisa e
may be necessary for the payment of taxes,
penalty and charges thereon for the year 1906.
1o-Itz1fa- Z . Ht Count & IN Fr. a.
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The Bond Vote.

The following is the official vote on the
proposition to issue $50. 900 to construct
bridges over the NsOsho and CotIonRood
at this place:
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Rev. NJ MeRnrnnv-

The New Net hOdist mini ster stationed here
for the ensuing year. has arrived. and will
preach at the church On Sunday next, morn
ing and evening. -.- ...--..
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-04-05

We see the Parers report the peaches killed
in some sections Of the State. We do not know
" neither this is true Of this vicinity or not
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-04-05

Wehre glad to learn that our Silver COrnst
Band will giys another concert on the even.
ing Of The 9th inst. P4rti eulArS- announced
in due season.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-04-05
Copper for Sale.

-TVaTFrtN Tuudfed dolIHrs worth OF 4asW
e.opper for salG Said copper sis IN still
1-oruss psrEpF.ina and pipeing never ID NE
S-;iT ii SoI as, o.. trade Il for good stock
For parti6uIars inqnife 81 -. -
waterloo, Lyon c01Dty, kansas
An4sb t5tk, 1857.