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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-22

= WAsHIEoIoS, d. G., Sept 70. 1868.
On the petition Of MARTIN 7. NJ CAssITY, Of
Granada, Kansas, administrator of the estate OF
l:aac II steer, deceased praying for the extension
laid Steer, the 10th day OF June lSjj apedaIcd the
18Th day q December, 1854, for an Improvement
in making Nuts:
It's ordered that said petition be heard at this
nice IN the l2Ih day Of December next. ANY per.
run may oppose this extension. Objections. dNpO-
silIuEs. aai ether papers should be hieI In this
uhce twenty days before the day of hearing.
= II. HODGES,
ocG.T3w AJIuE Commissioner OF Patents
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L
wlsutsarox, Sept. ". lss.
MORE, and WASHINGTON AND TIVE WEsf, are
now run as follows. viz;
FOR BALTIMORE.
n H' 'Si si III II wv srA$i$ss
Leave daily. except Sunday, at 100 3. n. and
ana " p H. roE AXNAPoL!g.
Leave att o. N. and 4. % y. No train 10 or Nom
Annapolis On SnnI oS SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
I"'V'"'ff; 6 r: VIZ w f sfiX ifSG2 s"p"
f6k al Pa FIRr : 81 81 fH L Hwf$r
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday, at
o. sstSFasy At .; n. ara f.2p. m.
on sunday, a.! ~, ard SO p. n, 0slT, coo :,
to Wheeling, Parkershurg, &c.
Washington STATEN Ticket ofieo E: all hosFs in tho
Fer Now rgrfl 1ghtsds'yR1!s, and Boston, 'se adj
n.-sor Il Il + s;P2S5;S$ES'n.
9 SFs |, T Ki2sSktF FSaA
Gorcr.l Agent, Washington.
F9HE.bg SF FETT TEb sE &fs EdER
Trains between WasSiHStc'n and New York are
nI FOX S' new Y0RR,' Wihqu, chang, Of cars
Leave daily (eNcert Sunday at SEQ 4. III, lSS
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
LeAv" daily (oXo9p. Sunday 1900. M, L. 70
aud g. iDp
on SUNDAY,
Losve for Eew York ct go p. IA. "id fhiiAdel'
Sleeping carr Tor New York on Opp. m, train oaly
Through tickets /, Philadelphia, Now York or
Boston, can be had 1t tte Station oloe at all h"urs
in the day.
see Baltimore and Ohio Ea!lroad Advertisement
for schedule between WaahIEg;1a, baltimore, An
papoiis and tho West J. H. WILSON,
Mater OF Transportation.
l.. N. COLE,
General Ticket Agent
GEO, s, kOOhIa,
Ar~pt, Washington,
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1867 rBsxsr IEkSf ROUTE 1861
TO THE NORTHWEgT, SOUTH, AND SOUTH
WEST SPRING SCHEDULE.
On and after MAY 2ith, 1857, trains will run AS
follows
Washington Liam Baltimore l2l0p;m.
- 4S0pm. " zoo %
S45p nj. " :. 1910 "
THE GREAT DOUBLE-TRACE ROUTE,
With ELEGANT SCENERY, Palace Siate-rsoni,
day and night Cars, with msdern Improvement. and
sayiuE from four to twelve hours In time oItr any
other route Two hundred miles sayet 10 Western
THsEE DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH;
Through frcm Baltimore to ROCHESTER and
PITTSBURGH without change.
Passengers by this route from Baltimore have
DEpOTS and no FERRIES.
Tickets by this route DO procured 81 the
oaice, corner Of Sixth street and PenGIylyshla
nation will be given at all times,
Passengers proc uring tckotg at this eaicc can Sc
crra Gccumm Citations in Sleeping Cara for EmiTa or
Piit-burgh W, }. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Corner Sixth st. and Penn. avenue,
Washington, d. c.
ed. s. YOUNG. General Passenger AGENT,
daily Baltimore, Nd,
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LEAVE ALRxASpRtA.
From Corner A. NJ

THROUun TRAINs
!, Leave WAsESsToS, from Maryland Avenue
SUNDAY TRAINS.
LEAVE wAsISeros, from Maryland Avenue
LBAyE AAHxASpRrA, from corner st, Asaph
and King streets, at and . A. n. snd and .
2. II. and ksn csEn er Of Duke and henry streets
at 5;0P,LM. Q. A, sTEyEks, ssa sup,t.
W. J. PHEEPs, Gen Manager sGB-t
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y wAsHISGruS, C Sept o., 1855.
On th" petition Of ALLEN u WILSON, OF Water
bury, Conn. praying for the extension OF tho
ru,"Gt glant.d linn on the 18th day II December,
ordered that "a id petition be heard at this Of
fc' I'll" nh day Of December next Amy person
~. oipI3e this tStrhsLonr pbJsctions., uepSsi-
Twenty days before the day Of hearing
5. II. HODGES,
url-TL1W ActIng COtlm!s sI0ner Of Patents.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

7 wAsHIXaIOE, D. c., September 7,ls6s.
On thu petition Of b. T. BROwG, OF Dorchester,
MassachuSetIs, praying for the extension Of Apat-
eut granted to him on the l2th day Of DECEMBER.
1874, for an improvement in Hanging Carriaso
Bodies:
1t il ordered that the said petition be heard at
this Off &c on tho 2h day Of November next Any
person may oppose this extension, Objections, de-
positions, and uIher papers should be fled in this
vfico twenty days before the day Of hearing,
ELISHA FOOTR,
spl2-S3t CnminlssiOnar Of Patents,
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Notices of Patents.
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,


limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
y wAsuISGTOS, D. c, September ., ISL,
,.on the petition Of BIR4sILt hoLLr. Of Loekport,
" Y, praying for the extension Of patent granted
him on the eth day Of February, 1855, for an in
proyemcnt In Elliptical Rotary Pumps;
1t Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
offce the 18th day Of January next. Any per-
son may oppose this extension. Objections, depo-
sitions, aud other papers should be nled In this
Office twcutydays before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FOOTE,
sapiF 81 Com ssiOEer Of Patents.
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Railroad Routes.

WASHINGTON, an. ALEXANDRIA.
On and after "WEDNESDAY, March II, lSoR. and
until further NOTES, Local Passenger Trains will
run between Washington and Alexandria as fol-
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I w4,HlEGTyS, D. c. October ,ls.
On tho r"s!tion 81 MARSHALL BURNETT and
CHARLES NASUER WugRB, Of Boston, Mass. pray
ing for the extension Of "a patent granted them
II" ID day Uf January, 1875, for an Improvement in
Grain aud OTd.S Harvester:
i is .rlercI that said petition be heard at this
uihC' the litG day OF December next ANY person
may upPp.r this extension. Objections, deposit
uuns, and other paper should be ed in this office
twenty days before the day Of hearing
5. II. hodges.
rrS-TLIw Acting Comm!s,iOpernf Patents
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TBRMssGAsU tpH GOous a%D LABOR.
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Financial.

Il IT TIOEAL BAIK
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ss'-E, '.o-aVrisL c'ut E!"Is dt"e1tes slriit"I
SlsE&2 LORETTA U 'REILLE,
CLkl2 SuUpTlt-,
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WAsEixGTOS, p. 9.
Dir. HAKDsrn: Permit ne to tender you Lay .lD
cere thanks fer the extraordinary c.Io yeur Al.
Healing Lotion has performed.
For several years have begu Afflicted vi h H.
Neuralgia, with bat tenpOrary relief froia tho doe
tors. had given M ever recovering, uusti tfl'd
your All.HeRling Lotsa, whics, In lour week b,
produced n eOmpIr,- care
Ysur ohCdieuI
J. j. JACOBS, tI.iRsOrc, IA
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ReIirinna Awakening.

The series OF revival meetings which have
been held in the NJ. Z. Church for some three
weeks, under the care OF the efficient pastor,
Rev. 8. z. MacBurney, are still continued, and
q religious feeling seems to pervadc the
community generally. About thirty persons
have been converted. The church Is daily and
nightly crowded with people, and rs many as
forty persons have arisen for prayers in one
evening. The exercises have been participated
in by all denominations, and one Of the best
features Of the religious effort is that all Chris
tians are working unitedly to convert sim
ners. Rev. MT. Hunt, Of the Baptist, Rev. Mr..
Morse. Of tho Congregational. and Rev. Mr..
Gordon, Of the Presbyterian Church, have lent
eficIent aid, and the Friends have also taken
great Interest, one Of their ministers occupying
the pulpit few evenings ago. n series of AT
ternoon meetings have also been held In tho
Congregational Church during the week, al
denominations uniting in the exercises. Thcs'
meetings will be continued rs long rs the in
tcrest keeps up.
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An ESCAPED Captive.

Jane Proctor, who was captured by the Chcy-
enne Indians about twenty years ago, while ON
the road TO California, is now stopping at the
house OF Norval Kelley, few miles east of
this place. She is twenty-four years old, be-
ing captured Mt the age of four. At the late fight
between the Cheyennes and Kaws, near Fort
Laramie, Jane made her escape, and came
down to this region with the Kaws. OF course
she has suffered great deal, but was with the
Indians 80 long that she became accustomed to
their modes Of living. She has been sold often,
and has spent her time with various
tribes, roaming over the country and leading q
terrible life. Her brother, who was older, re-
mains with the Indians, having married among
them. Miss Proctor says there were always
number Of captlyes with the Indians, and hence
she has preserved tolerable knowledge Of the
English language. ~. +tsssE
Miss Proctor thinks some OF her family live
a southern Kansas, somewhere, and would
{ Ike 10 have information concerning them. He
fAahsrss name II B. B. Proctor. Any informa
tfen ea1oeFning him or any Of the family viii
be fAanknGIly received By her. We are in
debtsd Be- W, =. Gsllsher, Esq, tor the aboy
paEtieulGrs. -
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Fine Pictures.
Topeka, kansas.

NJ. II. Bates e. Co.. have just rcceiveda fine
assortment Of the celebrated ChFomos of l..
Prang & Co., Art Publishers, Of Boston. This
is new branch Of business in Emporia, and
this announcement will be good tidings for the
lovers Of fine arts in this place. They have the
81 Chickens" the Ducks" "Magdalen a.
g Washington p and agmIl assortment of ali the
Chromos lately issued by Mr.. Prang, and
(which have attracted so much attention all ov-
cr the country. Lovers Of fine pictures will
find afeast for their sight and taste at Bates &
Co.'S, and an irresistible inducement to spend
a few dollars. They have ordered large guam
tity Of picture frames which will be here in a
few days. Our readers will remember the in
terresting account of I" How Chromos are
Made" which we published two weeks ago.
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kansas rdueatlona1 journal.

Among the many excellent things said of the
last Educational Journal, by the press of the
State, we find the following i'll the Ottawa Home
JonrRdl: " We desire to call the especial at
tcntion OF all who are interested in the cduca-
tionnl welfare of the Statc-and that ought to
include everybody that lives in ito the mag
azinc Of the above name, which is published
by Mr.. Stotler at Emporia, and edited by Profs.
Norton and Kellogg. 1t is II home institution,
devoted to home questions Of cur educational
affairs, edited by our own citizens, and pub
lishcd at the Office Of one of our home papers.
Such an enterprise ought to be patronizcd exc
erywherc. We must support home institutions
first. We hold that man TO be very Indifferent
citizen of u State who would patronize the ed
vocational or agricultural journals of other To-
calities in preference to his own. If he can
take his own and others also, it is well; if he
can take but one let it be his own. Even if his
own are not quite up to the standard Of more
favored localities, does this rule hold good:
But when. as in the case of our leading educa-
eational and agricultural journals, they are
better than the most and good any, there
Is no excuse for not giving them cordial and
handsome support .seAf
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Our HONG Advertisers.


We have often alluded with satisfaction and
pride to our large number ofsEmporia advcrtis-
.ments. No paper in Kansas, printed in a town
of the same size as this, shows such thrifty
advertising patronage the THE NEWS. Two
words explain it all-BUsINEsS and ENTER
PRIZE. No man thinks of doing business here
without letting the people know where he Is
and what he is doing. a gentleman from dis
tant State was i'll our office the other day, look
ing over our exchanges, after reading paper
printed in a town not hundred miles from
here, and boaSting railroad and two thousand
inhabitants, he asked why it was that the
paper did not represent more business houses
in such town, and remarked that the paper
did not exhibit as great state of prosperity iii
business Us THE NEWS does, for this town, hav
only three or four columns of local advertise
ments. The advertising columns of a paper are
looked at as an indication of the amount of
business being done. We glad to make so
good showing i'll this respect. because it
proves at once what we have so often asserted
that Emporia is one Of the best business points
IN the State
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Lawrence Republican.

The old Laurence Republican comes to us
again with the name Of T. Dwight Thatcher
flying at the mast head as editor and proprie-
tor. The Republicen was destroyed at the
QrantrcIl raid, and has not since been printcd.
Mr. Thatcher has spent most ofthe Intervening
time in the east, but has again taken mp his
residence at Lawrence and revived the Repa6-
licdn. 1t is now printed daily, tri-weekly and
weekly and is a weil-filled seven column paper,
not so large ~ the other Lawrence papers, but
with more reading matter. We welcome Mr..
Thachcr back to Kansas, and hope the Re-
publican will have long life and prosperity. II
we mistake not 1t will make its influence felt
on the side of right and justice. We thank Mr.
Thatcher for his daily, and know VIC shall
greatly enjoy its morning visits.
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Final Settlement.

Final Settlement.
HREDITORS and all other persons interest
~ ed in the estate of Benjamin T.. Cooper,
late of Lyon county, deceased, are hereby noti-
fled that intend to make final settlement of
said estate at the next regular term of the Pro-
bate Court Of Lyon county, to BE held at EN-
poria on the first Monday in April, A.. d. 1868.
B. +. MYERS,
Administrator.
Emporia, February :, 1868. 80
j. r. Sw ALLOW. II. s.. SLEEPER.
l.. +. HERITAGE. VI. T. SODEN.
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Encouraging to Farmers.


One OF the best remedies of the day is Leis'
Celebrated Condition Powders. 1t is as
tonishing to know the amount he has sold the
last year, unable at times to fill his numerous
orders. This speaks volumes for it; proving
that this preparation is introducing itself. Mr.
Leis is preparing to manufactured addition to
stock on hand for spring trade, an extra hun
dred cases to supply the demand. Mfr. Leis is
doing extensive business in jobbing Drugs
&c, in addition to his manufacturing depart
mcnt. Below VIC clip an article from the Otta-
wa Home JourRdl:
No preparation is more extensively used or
more deservedly popular i'll Kansas than the
Condition Powders prepared and sold by Geo.
Leis, Wholesale Druggist, Lawrence, Kansas.
Every horse owner and stock raiser from the
Indian Country to the Nebraska line knows
something of their excellence for the purpose
designed. Not only Kansas, but other places,
are learning their value, as is atteSted by the
heavy orders received from st. Louis, Chicago,
and other places, where hundred other COM
pounds have been tried. From every quarter
testimonials have been received speaking in the
highest terms of its excellence for keeping
horses, cattle, sheep, swine. and poultry, in a
healthy, thriving condition. Mr.. Leis has had
the Powders entered according to act of Con-
gress, and accordingly Is sole owner Of the Pre-
paration, and the only person legally aIIthOriZ-
ed to engage in the manufacture of the same.
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The scrip due the members Of said regiment
for services in the Price Raid IL now ready for
issue to the parties entitled to the same. I
have forwarded to Capt. Heritage, at Emporia,
q power OF attorney for the signatures Of all
such members Of the regiment aslivein Lyon
county, who may wish to empower me to draw
their scrip for them. On receipt Of the power
Of attorney, properly signed, will draw the
scrip and forward the same to the parties enti-
tied thereto, without charge.
49, ~. p. B. PLUMB,
Topeka, Kansas.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-02-07

A mammoth stock of wood
work for wagons and bug
GIGS, made of the best mater
ial and for sale low.
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ALLEN CREEK (NEAR AMERICCs, j
Eahrlnry 1Sf 1874

ED. NEWS: The undersigned, and several of
his neighbors, grew the Liberian sugar cane
the past season and had it made into molasscs
Ivy T. +. Little, of Fremont. Now, all of this mol
asses, so far rs 1 can learn, is rapidly trans
farming. into sugar-no disputing it-ours be-
ing three-fourths sugar now, and clear as honey.
Cther varieties, made by the same party, and
ut the same time, have not resulted so. note
this for the consideration OF those who design
rowing cane the coming season.
Respectfully, II. w. RANDALL.
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Some of the enterprising citizens near Shcri-
dan p. o., Greenwood county, are forming u
company to locate and improve town at or
near that post office. 1t will be on the Verdi
girls river, in a thickly wooded and delightful
region Of country and in the midst of Il settle
ment Of thriving farmers. The location is adj
mirable for town. A mill and store would
do good business there now. Greenwood couIl-
~ Is going to have some important towns yet,
and we see no good reason why this proposed
town should not be one OF thcm.-Burlin1tOh
Patriot.
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Fnshionahle.

j. c. Hall has one of the incest and best Sc
lections OF clothes and cassimeres ever offered
to the citizens of Emporia and vicinity, and has
secured the services Of j. Feeny, of Leayen-
worth, Fashionable Tailor. Garments made
to order, ia the latest style, and warranted to
give satisfaction, or no charge, Also, will rem
ovate and cleanse old clothes without injury to
the cloth. Come, gentlemen and ladies, give
call, ms we think we can please the most
faStidiour
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A Hannx New Year

TO THE PEOPLE OF SOUTHWESTERN KANSAS.
a fresh arrival of Stoves just received by
Frsker, Gillett & POytOn. The latest approved
Patterns. consisting of the celebrated Olive
Branch, Hearthstone, Charter, Oriolas, and the
Westward; and will be sold extremely low for
Cash. Anything that the people may desire in
the Stove line, whether Coal or Wood, large or
small, beautiful or plain, eastward or westward,
can always be found there. No. ISL CONNER
cial Street, Emporia, Kansas. If.
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A disastrous fire occurred in Leav

N disastrous nre occurred IN IeaV-
enworth on Friday last, which de-
stroyed property to the amount of 800
600. We regret to learn that the Mcr-
camille Library was among the proper
ty destroyed. 1t contained about 1900
volumes, and cost much effort on the
part of the citizens of that city The
citizens do not propose to sit down and
mourn over the ashes of their library,
but have already commenced gathering
together another. The ladies Of the
city are active in the movement, and it
muSI succeed
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Dress Makingi

Miss J. A. Derthick announces to the ladies
Of Emporia and vicinity, that she has opened
Dress Makers shop at the residence of Mr..
Scribener, on Mechanics Street, between Third
and Fourth Avenues, where she will be found
at all times ready to do all kinds of Cutting and
Sewing. ntst5e
large supply of the Latest Styles Of Pat
terms on hand. 11-5.tf.
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NARRIE@

g At the M. e. Parsonage, by Rev s. Z. Mac
Burney, on Sunday, February 9, 1865, B. +.
HollingEwcrth and Maggie l. Spencer, both OF
this vicinity.
At his residence, on Saturday the 1xt inst,
Maddox, both Of Lyon county.
On the s6th day OF January. A. d. 1858. nv
J. E WINERY, Esq, Mr.. Solomon Al. Stout ia
Miss Rachel A. Bond, both Of Lyon county.
Kansas.
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Our Immigration paper will be out next
week "no preventing Providence From
present indications we shall print about three
thousand copies. 1t is not too late to hand in
sh, IT communications intended for that issue
un Il Wednesday. 1t will be largely made
up of articles from experienced farmers and
Stosk rnfsers.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-02-07

Charles Handy drove threc-year old hcifer
to own the other day which weighed 1870.
She was one of the incest and latest animals
-Wrr ever saw. She Is corn-fed, and Charles
proposes to butcher her in few days, when
ne will let try little of the steak and roast.
TIL It's right, friend Handy.
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NOTICE To BUILDERS.

CEALED proposals will be received by the
y Board of School District No. 43. of Lyon
county, until II M, February Doth inst, to
build u School-house according to specifications
to be seen at the office of the County Clerk, or
ut the house of the District Clerk.
Separate bids invited to do thu tp,.o
work, carpenter work, lathing and plasering,
and painting and glazing, and to complete the
entire work.
The District Board reserve the right to reject
any or all bids. BY order of the Board.
CT j. n. MILLER.
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The Secretary of the Navy, in view
of the reduction of the naval and ma
rine forces, contemplated in the House
resolution that it is unnecessary to pro-
coed further at present in building or
cquipping ships of war, sent a letter to
the Speaker, reducing his estimates to
Sl924,4S7,OS, reduction of So, 1872
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-02-07

Edward Edwards left at our Office, last
Thursday, some ears of that big corn which we
mentioned two weeks ago. None of them
are less than eleven inches long, and the six
cars weigh six pounds and half. 1t is as
large and as good as we ever saw anywhere.
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To Farnerx-Wheat Wanted:
GUEST & sMUCKER,

GUEST & sMUCKER,
At the Pacific Mills, Lawrence, Kansas, will
pay e 30 to 81 so for good wheat. 5-S.
Great Inducements ia Subscribe for the
Weekly Bulletin.
The WeekIy Bulletin and Kansas Farmer
will be seat for OnA Year 70 any party who
will forvs ard Two Dollars! Send to the Pub
fishers o! the Bsafefsn. ez-bs ;sEnre Street, for
,.,-c,llars containing tier ISap Rates. One OF
Wheeler & Wilson's magnificent One Hundred
Dollar Sewing Machines will be awarded to the
person who sends tho largest Club Of over Fifty
yearly subscribers.
Address,
CHAS. 7. EVANS, Seen,
a@< Bulletin Coop. Printing Co..
Lcavenworth, Kansas.
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Judge Gambell of Leavenworth, died
at Topeka very suddenly on Wednes-
oay last He was a prominent mem
Der OF the present Legislature, an able
lawyer. This sad news will be receiv-
CD with regret by his many friends
throughout the State.
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Wanted +!

In exchange for Saddles or lfarness, 700 feet OF
Seasoned COAX or Sycamore Flooring; go feet
of Seasoned Walnut, 70 foct long, 10 to Il in
ches wide, and one inch thick; also, 200 feet
Of Seasoned Walnut, II feet long, 10 to II in.
chcs wide, and ia inches thick.
Yours, in haste,
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-02-07

And Varied Stock of Lamps, Chandeliers, ., 4,
and 8, light; Hall Lamps and Bracket Lamps,
west Of the Missouri river, is TO be seen at
NJ II. BATES 6 Co.'S.