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THE
Wilcox 4 Gibbs Sewing Machine
aeUClrn
NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS:
, FINE STOCK VI the l4.t silver and plated goods
y including SPOONS and tu81s, shat are plated
three and four time. the usual thickness VI silver on
all part, most exposed o. wear. and most all the
NEW and NOV FL goods iu these lines.
Clio ck-
A GREAT VARIETY % NEW. Clos,- suitable
y Tor all places.
FISHING RODS 4 TACKLE
TOGETHER viii IL general a... rtmeut. which win
Dee sold as cheap as iu any lther quarters, AZ the
old Stand Church Street. ]. T. BklNSM.Ip.
coLoRED JEWELHt
DUE. RED BLACK. and CORAL Je,eisy Ia
June D.. d2r j. +. bhNsMAIp.
Plated Ware 4 Fine Table knives.
WE have a COMPLETE ASSORTMENT. and 90
W ly the HEsT QUALITY.
2. :. FLOYIrS JeWeiry Store, Churc
COIN SILVER SPOONS
- zen as have always kept, only greater varie
DIV " styles. / have now FIVE different patterns
stock not exceled by suy ever offered in this place.
J. f. BRNSMND.
NEW! NEW. NEW -!
AND
Valuable Improvement.
We would invite cur customers 90 call aud exa IN
inc patent Improvement iu
PLATED SPOONS IND FORKS,
By which those parts most exposed 90 wear receive
an
Extra Coat of Silvir three times
the usual thickness, at a trHng additional expense
and adding materially 20 their DURABILITY.
This improvement Will readily recommend itself
Spoon, and Forks always wear through On these
exposed parts while the plate vet good upon 9TH
er parts 81 the article.
f. B. FLOYD.
Sign sfthe GOLDEN EAGLE, Church ST.
June 1ud dGwtf
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TOGETHER viii general a--. rtmeut. which wiz
L Dee sold as cheap iu any other quarters AZ the
ili Stand. Church Street. J. T. BRINSM.Ip.
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ynsuranre.


1ez lgk
E3ylagIl 19IEhe
This Agency was Established in 1916.
Etna Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Capital and surplus s5,052,sso'
s.&R. S. WIRES, Agents.
Home Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus, s3,73O,9sI.
s.4Rs. WIRES, Agents.
Hartford Fire Ins. Company
OF HARTFORD. CONN.
Capital and surplus, s2,026, go.
s&Rs WIRES, Agents.
Ins. Co. of North America,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
incorporated 1874. The Oldest Company in the
United States.
Capital and Surplus, s2,O56,il2.
s.&R.s. WIRES, Agents.
PhgniX Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Capital and surplus, sl,25o,79O.
s.&Rs WIRES, Agents
LOriIIard Fire InS. Company
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus, sI,5Os,6i6.
s.&Rs WIRES. Agents.
Niagara Fire Insurance Co.
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and surplus, sI,5OO,OOO'
SIR 5. WIRES. Agents.
Manhattan Ins. Company
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and surplus, sl,0j2,l2s'
s.4R.s. WIRES, Agents.
Springfield +. n VI. Ins. Go.
OF SPRINGFIELD. MASS.
Capital and Surplus, ss27, I72.
s.6R. 5. WIRES, Agents.
Hanover Fire Ins. COmpan!
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and surplus, s6O6,631'
s6R. 5. WIRES. Agents.
Phenix Insurance Company
OF BROOKLYN. y. Y
Capital and surplus, sI,5js, SOS.
s&R. $. WIRES, Agents.
YOnkers n NY. Fire Ins.CO.
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus, s73i,3s6.
SIR. 5. WIRES. Agents.
international ms. Company
OF NEW YORK
Capital and surplus, tI,I2s,OI2.
s.4K. S. WIRES, Agents.
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9rntistrp.
DENTISTRY.

DENTAL NOEItE.
/ An at home again; and will be glad 70 see those
Il requiring the services Of u dentist Remember,
the only place in this County where teeth can be
procured with the " Folsom Patent that prevents
food from working under the plate, Is at my Office
Parties procuring teeth with this improvement Of
any other Dentist in this County render themselves
liable 10 prosecution.
II Filling anu 44Alraotib- zone with care. Ohee
in First National Bank Building,
JOHN ~ COyEGYS.
Burlington, April %, 1865. wifi
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'rn Transportation Co.

THROUGH Daily LIVE
Between o-!eu-hur-h, Chica-o. and internedi-
ate Ports
Only or Gags through ritieaf lngs Of bs1t'
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8gsqt' t4atsa for ,t,-y torn. Apply 20
SHERMAN & PHELPS.
MAY Nth. l-fs. d&wu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-08
Unrlsaled.

Nothing that has been known or heard Of AZ 1
tonic adds much to tas resistant power the human
sIstsm under circu unfayorabie to health
HesTErTER's STOMACH BIrrERs. II you woult
escape The inter nstsrt ser 6 of inds, ston biiou
attacks and bowel complaints Of which cold and dsmI
ars tbs frausr causes MSS tho BirTARsas . PRO
THEY'VE MsDITSH This 18th, ~ilest: bot II al
ready an invalid try the -prspaa.ion asa RKsroRA-
TIVE In either fall reliance may be placed upo
Its etieacy. :
There Is no mystery about the Of It's
1t 10 the only stomachic aud aterave In which arr
combined the grand regulates Vi mild pure and unyi
tia.ed vegetable stimaAnt with the nest selection
tonic an,ibiious anti scorauti a2srsnt and dePura
tvs herbs plants and bark, hare ever bsss
intsr rink ID IL I faedittnsl preparation.
The Bttsrs haze fnis distncfive Quality heh /. NOT
shared. ii 10 belle sed BY t,lic ncturs or extinct
In the world: II doss not excite tas puse though i
afuses wonderful degrees OF siger into the n. rscu.
SYSTEM and strengthens and srsans tn, whole physical
organization
cAIIfoi MIA ard Ausfrniis hnvssmph atcay endorsed
Il a. tho MINERS MEDICINE par eycslLnee, and In
Spanish America and all the tropical climate it Is COB.
sidered fhe only reliable antidote to eridemi, a~ers
ms alrdy imesnse and i'm decreasing consumption
Of HosrErrkK STOMACH B1TTKRs, tssksd by many
Of the mas iaasntiaI physicians thrensoas The oun-
try, should convince the skepca that worthy
the confdencs aud appreciation Of all iapf7dsu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-08
Notice in BanI. rupscy.

In the District Court Of the United States m The Die
trct Of lows in Bankruptcy. ID the nattAr Of PaA-
tiek McMspnns. B.nfrupt. at keokut. in said Dis
trict, tins 18th day OF Mach, "A. H. 1855. u s.
t'sssirt VI Iowa
fINHls 10 give notice that PETITION has been to-
1 wit: on The 18th day of Match, A. b.isos hisd
In said Bssfict Court by Patrick rus Kekak
LII Co., Iowa. 10 szd Dntries vh{ has hssn
daily under ise at Of Congress nsia
IAN Act to abissh uaies aystem VI B4Akrnptfy
throughout the st-tss" approved March "a A.E 1-s
for disehaIss and cssaeats thereof from all hi. ss,s
and other eisis prossbe under said and the
2tth dsy OF ApsiI. A. D, 1865 4 10 o'clock .. n IL
the time assigned for the hearing Of the before
said Court in The city Of Keokuk Les Couaty
sid District when AID whsfs OF said ba *
rutt and other persons 10 sntkest, may atses ssd
show caase IN thsy have Why lhe prayer Of aid pr
litca thouid not be Erspted Apd fnfther nesise IL
hefsby given that The second and third msstr a u
creditors OF sAd bansrrpfs requires under the aad
18th sections Of aid will be holden before Jotn
Brses, Register In bankruptcy, ~ his ON ~
kstss u In the city Of Keekak, L-e County Ioxa
the 23i day Of April, D lsd6, II 10 octork 8 M
J. c. HUhNs. Clerk u. Btst. Court,
VIZ. BALIfssER, Atty for Petitioner. Eeokuk Iowa
msh193x-ThxY
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LEGAL Noticc.

To Rufus Hubbard surviving obiigor, Martha Hub
b1rd, SAyah Hamits,p, formerly Pennington) wdow
OF Ephram Pennington deeea.ed, ana George Hamilton
her husband, Kitty Ana coomts, widow, aud wm u
COMBS. ard Maria Coomhs heirs Of Andrew Coomhs
deceased, w Clark. Hiram Btpey, A @ Giancsy and
r Peasinston Phebe . Stewart and Ell Stewart her
husband, Charles II Pennington, Albert Pennington
and dae Pennington, hsirs at lag Of Ephrsim PEN
nsgton, dec. ased
Nuu eseh hereby notified that there 10 on nls
In IN .ofase Of the Crfk ~ the Dstrict Court oil
Lee Csanty iowa. * 81 Madissn petition Of
Hagerm admiEstTator the estate of James Yale
deceased aimng OF you the said Kutus Hubbard
wiring obger, the OF tseniynine hundred dollars
aud nersst the Of ak per cent PER an
naA ffpn fe 18Th cay Of May, 1857 - nossy dns on
a1eounsofshs breach the eovesA wsfrxpsy ,n-
tSsed b decd executed on that day By ss&a Kutus
Hubbard and his wife, and kphrxin Psaningten tnew
dsceassd) aud bis ~ife. 70 James Yale, conveying %
65lJo acrea. being psrt Of the o. Sec q, TIP s.,
vest, 10 Lee ounty. Iowa AID also praying as
sgsinst all al the foreclosure mortgage
by the sd ubbard and wtfe and tbs psnuins-
snd wife upon tho north hsif Of ssc e. Up ST. north
Range s. west in Lee County, io~a and given
said Yale akainst damages r~ ing out the failure
the Aforesaid covenants Of warranty
Cnlsss ron appcAl sereto and defend before Of
the day Of tina exs term OF sid District CoMr
10 be commence the third Monday 10 May. 1858,
decree viii be rendered against thereon by default
RANKIN 4 hcCRAkY
~ far Dial
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Legal Notice.

ToA Mccrary. administrator Of tbs estste OF
ESsasr decsussd D etoe kaaap. Craig devIs-e Of
CfTix. Emma HDstrs, sido~. snd Hannah Enstsfs
daughter and minor heir Of 7 Hs=ter. deeeAsed.
UDU and each Of ron hereby notified that there
Il. doe Alstn shs Clicks once Of ths bstk1ct
Court Of Lee County Iowa Msdisop petition ol
BENJAMIN HAxerman ADMINISTRATION OF the estate Of
Jsnes Ysls, dscesse claiming from MeCfsry. ID
mnisrEfdr Of the estate of 1n~aM, dsneaseds tbs
sum Of -Four Thousans Dollars, money tastiy dua
on by the said snsfer 70 the said
sta ale, Old efsst ofsou dsrres feI thr Tor
closure OF mortgage tbs following Described real
es..t~ Th~ h-if lot eleven fff} bio<
In the City Of Keekak Lee County, ioss
saId ass vsn BIZ said Ensnr 10 seeNs said aote
ss note and mortgage dated the iith Of o-csber fss1
Now unless you appear thereto aud defend before noon
Of ths sscopd DAY Of tbs OF the said ostrf
Court Fcvt Nsatf snring IN the tara Ae1dsJ
Of May 1865. Judgment aud decree BY default VIII b
rendered against you theron
meh1s Prs Attorneys.
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AHignee's or Trustees Notice OF
APPOINTMENT.

In the DistTrt Court Of the United States the Dis
srie 81 fo~A. Is Bankruptcy, I'M the matter OF 20.
etopper. Jr- Bankrupt
To scaoa Il may eascern;
guvH nd re 81 kires notice Of bis arpoint
msnt As-ign-e OF lie estate Of JnhE ttopper.
Jr Of Fort Madiseu Ls Co. fo~a, ffsin ssd Dstrr',
who ~ ", " I the l2h day bf February, 1855,
siiudgcd Baah rapt upon his owt pstitfon, BY jean
Brecs Register IN B4nkruptsy OF raid Court
Dated 81 Eeokuk, fows the z3d dsY Of March. lsss.
8 H. JJHSsTo~
ueha4-3r-Tnss s.sgn%A.
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Assigneets Notice or Appoint.
aaomt.

Dstirt Court Of tbs roit@d States the psrirs Of
I.ws-In Bankruptcy. In the matter Of kchert N,
Msoye, Bankrupt
To trkes may
T- tessign.1 hs rshy givss notice OF bis app1
msst - AasSAse OF the estAt-of hpn-rt Moore o.
Ba In tbs county ef Dss Aoino- Ia said Bss
tret and sko ust, he lila dag Of JsnnatY.
1853 sd udsad hank snpt upea kia petition, by
John rucs. Register IN Bsrh-nptry sfsaid Coart
Dated at Esokuk, lows, the 7sthEiay az ssesossy.
D 1888 wM. BAL4iNGKg. As1ixase.'
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NOTICE. IN lsanl ruplcy.


In the District Court Of tbs United States for ths North
err Dssfritt Of ~ s York, in Bankruptcy No lss.
TN the matter Of Josiah Dsy Bankrupt. by order OF
the said Court, notes hsr~by given according TO
law 10 ali crv the said Bankrupt, 70 sppesr
the 18Th day of Apsii 1885, 10 O'Clock in the for.
noon the said At the United etstcs Court
Ro in Ru.lo IN raid district ard chow cause Why
should grsLted 10 the said Bankrupt.
Dstsd Buffalo, March zSi, ts6s.
P. FILLMORE, Clerk.
n MsRMoTf a. 1rnsy. Watkins, N. 7.
In this Dstsct Court Of the United States r the North
crn UisAtca Il Sss Tsrk, IN - nkssptcy. No iss
TN the matter Josssh Davis Bankrupt, BY order OF
the said Court notice Is hereby given according to
IL. % all creditors Of the said Bsskrupf, that the
oud ard third meetings Of said creditors will be had be-
for. Hn fan.nn, Esq Register in Bankruptcy at his
Office In Havana n. r. sid District on the 9Th day
az Apr 1888 1t 10 O'Clock meridian noon fer the pnr
poses named ia this 9TH and 9eth sections Of the Bank
rups act OF March ID, 1857.
Dated Watkins, N. Y March 23i, 1893
GEORGE C. sHzARgR.
aptI-3s Assignee.
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.Voftre Ia Bankruptcy.

In The pfstrict Coarf Of the Uetej States Dis
tried Iowa In the matter bfIWm. y. ThoDr.sn,
bankrupt.
10 he creiif ~ ts Ess1t Of bote NAMED bankrupt
VpU here. urtin~a that there viii he seeond
g~ts,af meeting o. the efeSitrx OF saia bankrupt,
held 1T Eeoxnk in ssis District khe isSb day tp-il
b. fs6s nj IL sfoiozh 1T ts Of Jokn 81 nec,
q The kexssters In Bankruptcy In sad Dtsuact
for the named ia the tsdaty
Of the Bankrupt Act OF March "a. 4 b. SCI.
e. u. JOHNSTON,
rnrhaa
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nohls rZ e 100 k.e.s..r
N0i1f.e II r3arttx1suntCy.

HIs l. to giss noties that the 18th dsy Of March
i A. 1865 . warrant In Bankruptcy sas sued
agauss the estates Of Alien Sells and Lesis Sells, Of
BurIington, De- Moinrs county. and State OF lows,
Who have been adudsed Eankrupts on their own pst-
tone That the peyment al debts ard delivery Of
any property belonging such bsnkrups, TO them
for their uss and the trsusr Of property BY then
I fH PyeE $50 .ss ~ e - 1917 &
one n fn7Se1 go &tpis f4ls3se G9ah Mid &ttt1
C,sessf 49, Is bfha tsnAer6eo tnSix. Nte
House shs oce OF the Register In Bspkrnpfcy In the
civ 81 soAnt IoxA hefore Iohn Bruce Register on
the l2lh dsy Of May A. D 1873. IT 10 o'clock =.
CIV. CLARK, UsM,
suchaq 3xSst ny II. FuLfoN, Deputy.
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Special Notices.

Iro BE CONTINUE
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-17
VALUABLE FARMS
FOR SALEis.

ONEl farm of / 90 acres, all under fence; one
" field of 35 acres under good cnlti walton, the
balance fenced for pasture; ten or twelve
&C res of timber double house; good well of wa t.
er, and other improvements. All bottom land !,
and lying adjoining the Cottonwood river ,
j ust below the mouth of Middle creek and five
miles west of Cottonw wood Falls. Price $1,000.
A Farm of $50 Acres.
Forty acres fenced aud under cultivation /;
about so acres of good timber, with good log
house, stables, we'll of water orchard Of young
trees, and other improvements. ALI bottom
land, and situated on the Cottonwood river,
three miles east of Cotton wood Fails. One of
the best farrrs in Chase county. Price $4,000.
o5aI $50 Acres of Land
adjoining the Toledo town site, on Buckeye
creek. A good two-stoTy hewed log house,
with cellar underneath; six or seven acres OF
timber, and creek running through the place.
- 80 Acres of Land
oE Buckeye creek, two miles north of Toledoi
good bottom land with creek running through
it; six or eight acres oftimber. sple ndid
location fora stock FARM Price $3.50 s1gE
Any or all of the above land will be sold
and portion taken in stock if desired.
For further particulars. address
JOHN or F. n. BUCHANAN,
Cottonwood Falls, Chase Co., Kansas.
10-47-3m.
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Lightning Express train leavesSt. Louis
EVERY day, at 2:l0 p. m reaching New York
at 3 rs p. m. the second day. being one train
in4ADVANCE of the Chicago route, and are
rives at BALTIMORE TWO HOURS, and
WASHINGTON FIVE AN D. A HALE
HOURS IN ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER,
ROUTES. This train runs EVERY DAY,
being the only eastward bound train out of
St. Louis on Saturday afternoon.
This is the only direct rout. for LOUIS
VILE, CAIRO and the country south Of the
Ohio river. ra
For through fleets and reliable information,
j. G. HORTON, -
At the Express Office.
THOS. DORWIN,
Western Passenger Agent, Lawrence.
CHAS. E. FOLLETT, =
General Ticet Agent, st. Louis.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-17
NOTICE.

The State Of In nh the Snd Ri;sTfs Court
Lyon County, s. s. for said county.
VIZ T. Putnam of parts unknown will take
w notice that P. G. allberg. of the county
of Lyon, and State of Kansas , did on the
day of December. 1867. file his petition in the
CLERK s Office Of the said District Court against
forth that the said w. T. Putnam gave a mort
gage TO the said P. G.. Hallberg on the north
east quarter of the south east quarter. of sec.
seventeen C7). township nineteen Q9l, of
range eleven QD. in said county of Lyon, to
secure the payment of $136 45, according to the
tenor of a certain tote referred toin said mort
gage; and praying tina: said ". T. Putnam
may pay said sum of$i36 45-l0O now claimed
to be due. with interest from February 18th
1867, at 10 per cent per anDum,-or that said
premises may be sold to pay the sum, and
that the said W. T. Putnam is notified that he
be required 10 appear and answer said petit
ton or before the Goth day of February,
A. D, 1863.
Dated this 18th day of December. A. D.
1867. P. G. HALLBERG.
by W. T. Galliher. plaintiffs atty.
l0-5I-Il4
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-17

When the Hludoo priest is about 10 bRp
TIE an infant, he utIers the folio wing
Z beautiful sentiments: Little baby. thou
enterest the world weeping, while all
around thee emile; contrive 20 to livetka,
you may depart il smiles, wzile all around
you weep" 6ostl 1}lt5 l0e9
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-17

FARM ITzMs.-An acre set 10 white
pine and fairly cultivated will, in 20
years produce more money than the rest
of the farm.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-17

In speaking of certain merchant the
other day, acrszy woman Tor tuppossa
TO be SOY said: Do .y1u see that man?
Well. you can blow his soul through a
humming bids quill into a MOSQUITOES
eye, and the mosquito wouldn't wink
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-17

inose orators WHO give US much noise
and many verde. but lille argument and
less wit, and who are the most loud W hen
they are the least lucid. should taka :.
lesson from the great volume of nature:
sne often gives US the lightniog even
without the thunder-but never the thnn-
der without the lightning.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-17

Our stock is the largest, choicest and best
selected one ever brought to this market, and
customers will find it to their adyantag e to
call and examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere, as we buy from the manufacturers
in New York and other eastern cities. we can
sell Is per mt. cheaper than any other house
Thankful for past tavors, we wish them as
or A. L. HOUSE
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-17

There are 100000 proptietors OF
vineyards in France. 1000 varieties OF
wine cultivated. 5 435. 900 acres of land
devoted to whey ards. and a crop in 1864
of f.32O.oo0.oo0 gallons of wine, worth
SIOO, 900 GOO.
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FOR THE EAST.
EXPRESS PASsEN GER TRAINS
OF THE
OHIO & MISSISSIPPI R. R. LINE,

r FAVE St. Louis daily on the arrival of
IL trains from the West, for Cincin natl, Lou
isville, Cairo. Baltimore, Washington City,
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Buffalo, New Yor,
Boston and all Eastern cities.
This road is now IN perfect and thorough
condition. PALACE DAY CARS, PATENT
and LUXURIOUS NIGHT COUCH CARS,
ELEGANT WIDE STATE ROOM SLEEP
ING CARS. affording to the traveller every
com fort, and the certainty of reaching his des
tination in the SHORTEST SCHEDULE
TIME
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-17

FARM ITEMs.-An acre set 10 white
pine and fairly cultivated will, in 20
years produce more money than the rest
of the farm.
At Golden City. Colorado. are three
frst-class grist mills which grind wheat
for three-fourths of cent pound.
The chicken cholera is making great
ravages. but the hen fever is worse, for
it attacks men. and some have lost great
deal of money. {
= Prof. Agassiz speaks of a fruit in the
sValley OF Ike Amazon, like pine apple
which is SO much sweeLer than sugar that
sugar spoils it. a.aJ ra5
The best maj ket for wool, vegetables,
and provisions, In Illinos, is at jackson
vile, Morgan county, where woolen fac.
tories work up 500 pounds of wool
day.
r. While snow is Oh the ground. it is g
8 good time to dig out the harrows ard
other tools, and staud them against the
fence 80 that people may know you are &
farmer.
1t seems that the professors of the II
linois Agricultural College are preaching
AID that they are sending out circulars &c
the farmers to learn how to do it. Wher
the scholars finish, let the farmers take
hold.
Near Menomonia, Wisconsin, is hog
pen which cost $4,000. Il has accom-
modations for $50 hogs. and all the mod
ern improvements. he hogs are healthy
and happy, and the only drawback is 8
slaughter-house in the rear.-N. Y. Iri6.
IRE,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-17

Oliver Dalrymple The great Minnesota
farmer, has already shipped &c, 600 bush
els OF wheat to Chicago. foF which he re-
ceTed from Sl,84 10 S1.9l per bushel,
and hiss Ten thousand bushels on hand.
Mr.. Dalrymple's farm is located at Cot
tage Grove, Washington county, and con-
iains two thousand acres, of which seven
teen hundred were in wheat.
Arizona miner., 1868-02-29

not sooner fight than treat with them, know ing full well tha, they will both steal and kill whenever an opportunity presents itselt.
 If We have Co have camps of friendly" In dians east of the settlements, lct them be kept at home and not allowed Co 70 and come when they please. II is enough for the citizens to guard themselves and their proper ty from the red skins, withou, having the mil
 tary to give them aid and comfort by feed ing them in one section of the Territory while they are pundering and murdering the peo- pie in another place. We do not believe it to be the intention of the General in com mand of the troops north of the Gila to al- low himself to be hoodwinked by sayages, and we look for an early examination into this matter. IT our citizens are to be robbed and murdered by "friendly' Indians, they would like to know it, so as to adopt some means by which to defend their lives and property The Black Canon Indians, it Is said. have all left the country, and are now living on the reservation al Ia Paz. Were they still here, doubt might exist that they were the Indians who committed the recent dcprcdations; but as they were not here at the time the late depredations were committed. it is settled fact that either the Ton,o or Pinal bands of Apachcs, or both to cethcr. made the late raids, and as Govern ment officers, if we arc rightly informed, have been feeding Indians belonging to both these bands, at the military camp in Tonto Basin where, we are told, Indians go and come when they please we hold it 10 be the duty of those officers to examine into the matter, and find out, if possible, what band or bands are guilty of these robberies. We feel certain that Uncle Samuel is being hum bugged by these treacherous knaves, and in- stead of feeding them, the soldiers should be engaged in killing them.