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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-23
Domestic Markets.

New YoRK, January 22.-Cotton market
firm but less active; sales $500 bales; mid
dlings lT(alT4c. Flour unchanged. Wheat
quiet and unchanged. Corn closed dull
and declining; new mixed Western 81 SliD
81 32J. Wheat-Southern 81 28G1 92.
Oats 655(G86c. Mess pork heavy and de-
clining-new $2l 25; old $2025. Lard
firm, l22O0l35e. Groceries firm and steady.
Naval stores quiet and unchanged. Freights
firm. Cotton s97-l6c.
CINCINNATI, January %. Flour firm;
family $40 rs to IL %. Corn firmer, So to
9Oc. Oats steady, G7c. Whisky dull and
irregular. Provisions firm. Pork steady
at $50 to 21. Bacon shoulders Ole. clear
sides IIsc., sugar-cured hams lSo. Lard
higher, l2l to l23e. Butter a shade lower
33 to S9c. Eggs declined to Soc.
LOUISVILLE, January 22.-Tobacce active
at full rates. Gotten l4I to Is. Flour
! 81 75 to II SO for superfine and fancy
Wheat So 20 to 2 80. Corn IS to so.
Oats 81 to 68. Lard I2&e. Mess pork
$40 IS. Bacon shoulders 94c.; clear sides
| I2Je. Bulk meats, shoulders SIC; cleal
| sides llBc. Whisky in bond 26c.
ST. LouIs, January 22.--Tobaceo nom
inah Cotton dull. Flour firm supeTinG
81 25 to s. Wheat-Red and white fal
50 40 to 2 55. Corn very dull at SO to 90c
Oats very heavy at 60 to zoe. Provisions
nominal. Mess pork $40 to 2I. BacoE
nominal /; shoulders 94e.; clear sides IL
to I2c; plain hams IL to 13e.; sqgar-eurel
Is to l7c. Lard steady and firm It ll2 tt
12Ic.
Weather mild, unsettled, and sleeting.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-23
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of Louislana,
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-23

Mrs. Persimmon ordered her grocer, Mr.
Sugarsand, 10 aend her some Of his freshest
salt fish. He ssnt The safest and did right.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-23

ARsHAL's OFFa
ici Of LonisiaiAs
Dere5ubar l5.
THAT ON
1867, 9 WARE.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-23

) STATES MAR!siA,
ltlct 81 I0aisis
ans aknuaTy Z
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-23
|RJEUNE.

O-9T7g /
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4 Louislap,ssl 81
lnuAry 4, III IN
HAT gNn1p'
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-23
MARKETS BY rELEGKAPH.


NEW York, January 22.--Money exceed
ingly easy; call loans 5(96 i9 cent? paper
6J(8TI; stocks active and advancing. Sub
treasury balance S104,500,0O0. 5-20's Of
1864 with coupons los; of 1855 I09}; Of
1867 1909; lO-40's 1881; 1905 lO6s. Gov
ernments closed strong; 5-2O's of 1862 with
coupons 1lOS. Sterling dull and unsettled
Cola 1908
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-23

KS OFTIcE !
Louisiana I
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ON THE sis.
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the sstata :
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OF IonisiAnl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-23

Meyerbeer's grand opera of Robert lie
Diable' will be given at the opera tonight
with Nine. Audibert in the role of Alice.
This great opera is too well and favorably
known to the habitues Of the opera in New
Orleans to require us to urge all lovers OF
music to secure boxes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-23
FROM WASHINGTON

THE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-23

HEEY
firm Of

OFFICE
uisiana, "
Bs "a, 1861
on Thta
ID. 1851, 4
sued agAihA
ually and q
OF New Q
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Of any pFopl
IN or for hii
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nd to ehcosi
be held att
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-23

HAVANA, January 2l.-The mail steamer
arrived today from Vera Cruz. An ex-
pedition 1000 strong, commanded by Gem
eral Allatorre, was expected to leave Vera
Cruz on the 10th for Yucatan, to unite with
1000 loyal men there, and march on the Im-
perialists. The Mexican government is
Eparing neither men ncr money to subdue
the rebellion. AT last accounts affairs were
becoming more quiet. The supposed ap-
proach Of the expedition was having good
effect. tits presumed that the object Of the
revolution there was to change the funaa-
mental laws Of the republic, and diEtrust Of
President Juarez was the principal cause Of
the disloyalty efthe Yueatans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-23

ATLANTA, January 22.-Th0 time Of The
convention was largely taken np in the
discussion Of alleged misrepresentation BY
reporters Of the press, and committee q
ave was appointed to investigate sneh
charges.
Another committee was appointed 70 as
certain il one Of the delegates mad ever
been in the penisentiary.
Three additional sections of ING ehl o
rights were adopted essentially - IN tn'
old constitution.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-23

Sharp Words between Chandler and Julian.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-23

The Crescent City museum on st. Charles
street, opposite the hotel, is open day and
evening, and is supplied with innumerable
curiosities worth seeing. Do not fail to
step in and take look at the museum.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-10
SUCCESS.


We have never known al instance, we
believe, in any b,neh of bnsins ~. where
pluck and enterprise did not recei,s lis
reward in kausaa. We could scarcely
count. in one day, the nun, Der Of ,instan
| ces within the range of our acquantances.
where young men have commenced bus
mess Of nothing bat their own ssro7y
arms, willing hearts, anI good charactsrs,
aud have bscom well of within Gig ht or
ten years. B.pk in the oldsr States they
would have struggled for years bsfore
obtaining foot holi. Here successes is
sure TO attend thsr' efforts. if they use
tho proper industry and energy. and they
ars encouraged to CAT ibid of property
which rises in value on their hands, and
they Coon gain competence which years
OF toll wonli not have given them 10 an
Older, country Ns8 os ssa gaaT
We are led to thss. refsctiops by read
ing the following from the Lawrence
TLibune: 49, .T..,..
Previous tn the bSiaing of the State
Fair, we ad vised all persons in .has SLaIe
who W:re engaged in msnuiactu,iro
business. TO bring SAM pies of their stock
IN trade to the fair. as il was capital
means of advertising. s isa
A day or two eincs an Instance of the
wisdom of SO doina eams TO our knowT.
edge: Clemmens & Gilbert, of Oiathe
commenced manufacturing plows at that
point about year ago, though in rather
small; way. and with 40 intention Of al.
lemptir 6 to supply more than, the local
demand of the imu ediats vicinity. Be
ing first class workmen, they naturally
manufactured a first. class pillow, and so
thought the Awarding committee
at the; State Fair. as thsir pillow received
the fret premium. Sfucs that time they
have been ocerrun with orders for pI,,,,vv;ss
and are compelled TO greatly enlarge their
establishment and commences n1anuEac.
turing on IN extensive scale, to meet The |
demand. OOe trader of Cherokee coun 4
y recently sent single order fer two'l
hundred PioWs for the spring trade Of
That county, and similar orders are com.
ing IN from other parts of the State. Had |
they not taken their samples TO. the fair. /
1t Is not probAbls their establish menf4
would have been known outside ofs thA1
county for plumber Of years, and thev
weuld haze gone on turning out = fsv
dozen pSs yesF by hand, instea3 OF en-
Ploying steam. aad making them by. the
Ouodled. ss they are prspariug TO do ct
$1,000. - a.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-10
IMMIGRATION PAPER.

We intend, in three or four weeks. TO
get up number Of our pspsr devoted
exclusively to local m,ttsrs. FOR distriba-
sion East, as an Immigration document
There will be heavy infiux of settlers
the coming spring to all parts of the
Stats, and we do this III order TO lay be.
fore the new Corners the advantages and
Inducements this part of Kansas offsrs To
the smigrant. We shall have all the To-
formation We can get in regard to Lyon
and adjoining counties. together with mo-
toes Of the towns, etc. We do not want
TO make it exclusively 81 Enporia. or Ly-
on county paper, but will eudeavor to
give all parts OF Southwestern Kansas as
good show as We do our own. To do
this we want letters from Chase, Green
wood. Marion. Butler. Morris and other
counties in this part sf the State. We
want short articles from each of these
countless to the chances Of getting good
iarms, the amount of timber, and at wLai
prices they can be had; sketches of the
towns. and all facts that will be of inter.
est 70 the immigrant. Neatly every read
er has received one or more letters making
. inquiries about the country. You al
know what questions are usually asked
Write such articles as will give the desir-
ed information. We must. depend upon
our friends for information from these
counties as We positively have not tim.
to take tour to get such facts as We
want. The country will receive The ben
eft Of the publication, and consequently.
we expect citizens in each locality to take
interest enough in the matter to see that
they ace representedin this immigration pa
per. Let every man write something.
and not depend on some of his ueighb,rs
TO doit, aud after we get the letters. II We
cannot put them all in. we will condense
them in such manner as to give all til,
facts contained in them. grs
Especially do We want facts ia regsrc
to farming, fruit and stock raising. Stat
facts in brief as to what has been accom-
plished 10 these branches of industry
Z In brief, we want letters of iuformatio
from every township and school distric
10 Lyon. Chase, Greenwood, Marion, But
Ter and Morris counties. in order that W
nnay show what our country is and la
it's prospects are. Give Us The facts an
We will give you an immigration payer th,
you will not be ashamed 10 send to you
friends East. sLI .gFl.I.- SID
Every man should have supply I
these i'm iyration papers to send E .st. a
it will contain more information abou
the country than can be written ia Eft
ordinary letters. In order that we ma,
know how many to print. we would Iikl
b have those who will want copies SEM
Us word beforehand, how many they vii
want. There ought TO be FIVE thoussuc
Of them circulated. g,s- .ga, -.rier-
We can make this inmgira:iona paper
good thing for this part of Kansas if tn
citizens will lend US helping hand. on
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-10
qaE ATLANTIC noE4HnY ron sss.


Charles Dickens will furnish an Orig
i6s1 Story entitled "George Silvernan's
EzRlana,ioD.: 20 rpn through three or
four MEMBERS. S
DR.. I. L Hayee. the Arctic Vo5agef.
Will. con,ributs series Of papers or. I g 9.
10 Gseenlaad and tie Arctic Rseionss
similar in character IS Doctor MoiIss Z
James Parton will con:irus To furnish
articles on cities of the United States.
With prominent Industrial and other Top
tics. An article. on { Pit,s5urs., vil!'aPr
| pear 10 the January number. -.
Bayard Taylor. who is now IN Europe,
will 'eontfiba.e. regularly. papers on = Oul
cf.the way corners Of the Cd World"
Two sexcsllsnt Serial Sseriss will be
Iconmenced in the January number.
Ralph Waldo Emerson will commence
his contributions for the yesr With an ar
.icle on ..Aspectsasof sCultufe,'' which
will be given In be January number.
Edward Everett Hale. Author OF '.Tne
Man 1without.a G,aatry Twill contribu te
fssq ueu,l y IN, oughout.,ha year. His Frs
I papsr. for 1873 Wal appsafio the jam n
Sumbss. aafsE ths p an Of week Il
lSgbaris, tssl gin.noss,Js ns=t esd II r
i Edvia P. " nipple will hi
series of adrirabfs articles On Engiisl
Literature. zfasA4 = 1.l'.'a 90 !
I John Meredith Read. yr.. Author o
"An Historical Iaquiry cone7sniag Hem
nv Hud-on. Z willqcontribstss series o
! Historical Articles of desp general. in
terest. .-....z.,a,l. -
! William J.. Stillman. Uui.ed State
Consul in Crete. will furnish reeries Q
papers giving his experience aud obser
vations during the struggle OF the las
year or TWO ss,ween the Creeks aud Turks
y Charles Dawson Shanly will coutribu;
regularlyau aa5 at ,@rcss ess5 81
!, Several new contributors who have al
READY made tieir mark ID the Magazine
have sent'in capital articles which will ar
: pear during he coming year,
Among tbe1reguiar writer's for the "A
! !autic. 10 addidon to those already nam
=. ed, are Loagseflow. Lowell. Holmsl
Whittier. Curtis. Mrs. Stowe, Mrs. Chill
Bryant. Agss il, cHszewen. Trowbridgt
> EWassons Ms. Harriet Prescott Spoff0rd
. H gginson. Alsfricb. MRS. Disz. en-
scores besides of the best writer's in II
country The, Atlantic. M9n.hly is puo
- Iished by Tickner & Fields Boston.z 1
Four D 1liars q year. 1t and their favor
lie '1dvenile Mo5thly. .'0df Y65un
F5lks.'' are sen, together Rive Dollars
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-10
OUR RAILROAD

The editor of the Burliugton, Patriot
has been to see Col. Goss. President of
the Southern Branch. U. P. Railway, W bo
has just returned from Washington. where
lie has been looking after The interests Of
our road. and learns from the Col. that
the prospects Of the road are fl altering:
Says the Patriot: .g s.sr
"The Colouel was deeply immersed
With busipess connected with the land of
zoe, though he found ample opportunit
to think and talk about our railroad al.
fairs. he was, as Usual, full of railroad
He had just returned from Washington,
wbiiher he bad been on railroad bssia 900.
and we found him elated With our railro al
prospects. A heavy pressure is bsin e
made upon Congress- to effect the pss-
sage of our railraod bill. and SO loUg as
the hopes of it's passage are as favorable
as they are al present, the coH pany will
devote most Of lis attention to Washing
ton. Vigorous work, however. will be
commenced on the road in the spring, re.
gsrdless of the fate of the pending BILL"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-10

Late kilograms from California give ac,
counts Of q destructive food in that State.
Reports FROM Sacramento Valley indicate
as destructive food SIS that OF 1861 9.
T11e entire valley was submerged. Trav-
81 was suspended in every direction, Sew.
sral railroad accidents have been caused
by the washing away of the track result
ingiin lose Of life. Fhe American river
was higher than ever known before! The
levees at Sacramento withstood the fl BOD.
No fears will hereafter be entertained for
the safety Of the city. The lsvees at Ma
rysviils had broken away. and the greater
part Of the city was overAown. The
roads IN the Sierra Nevada 10 oun,ains were
rendered impossible for animals, aud the
mails and express matter from VIRGINIA
City aud other places in Nevada were
carried by men on foot. Such disas
trous storm has never been known in The
mountains.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-10


aVIoceeding< of the Board of County
OBI mtsslonerSa al Lyon County at a
Special II Getting, held Ueccmber 3oth.
:. Present. R. B! Hurst. Il: ". Stevenson and
] n MilkgZk8 LON :
Board called to order by tn e chairman.
Ordered, By the Roard, thai the County A.
torney be instructed to release certain m ,rt-
gage given to secure the Paymsnt of d IA. a,
sessed in the case of State OF Kans IS vs.. an
jamin Hunt, in receipt of the sum of fifty
dollars. l.,-z
Ordered. By the Bard that Amor & Maxson
be allowed the sum of 81 QUO payment on
county building.
Ordered. By The Board, that Armor & Max.
sen be ailowe ! the sum Of $500 for ex IA
work on county building
OrdeTCd, By the Board that certain tax i eed
made TO Lyon county be destr, yed and fling
on lax sale certfeatas on which said deed:
were made be cancelled, and the County Clerk
be authorized to transfer said certifsat.s the
same as other certificates. y ~ =
" Ordered, BY the Board. that the court room
shall not be used for aay purPos s u It'll after
/ he first meeting OF the District Court.
Ordered, By the Beard, that the Sneiif b !,
| apPoiated to take charge Of county hui dln :,
AID keep the same IN. order an sea It til ,
/ building Is closed at D o'clock p. IN, an ! no
| p. rsen Is privils dyed to enter said bull dins
after that ilour uniess by permission OF sail
] Sheriff ra4,.-I.a.st g. f.ss
Ordered Blythe Board, that the foiIowin:
| bills and accounts be allowed an; orders
drawn on The County-freasur.r for the same.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-10

= q
l The advantages and capabilities OF
Kansas as astock raising country rs ex
citing the attention OF eastern stock meu
no greater extent than ever before. On
our recept east.rn tlip we were asked
hundreds, Of questions about Kansas as
Fstock-rasing country and We hsvs NJ
doubt bat that our population is 10 haze
"a large acquisition of stock raisers during
The present, year. The Lawrence Tri-
bune says. ';SeyeraI gentlemen of large
meaus aud experiences in cattle raising,
sarrived in this State on Saturday last.
with the intention of seeking suitable To-
cations for The business in some of the
southern counties. Stock raissrs gener
ally are turning their attention to Kan
sag. as its great advantages for the busi-
ness are becoming more widely known.
A gentleman of experience. who has
travelled over the5 State. expressed an
opinion that Ksnsas was capable of pro-
dueing enough beef TO supply the ma.
ton. and could afford it cheaper than any
other State sd.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-10

4. +. Campbell. formerly publisher Of
The Council Grove paper. has started a
Newspaper at Ellsworth. called the ELS
worth Tri-Weekly ADVERTISED L, is very
small as Jet. but We hope brother Camp
bell will receive such encouragement epe.-
any as viii enable him 10 enlarge. The
Advertiser is sprighlly. and deserves a
g gee iElng patronage from the people of
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-10

We see by tbs last Ottawa HON. Jour
nal that john II. Kits has. withdrsv q
from that paptr. leaving Mr.. Kalloch
alone as editor and publisher. We are
sorry to loose Kits from the profession.
He is splendid pris,er. Perhaps y.
are to hear from him in some other di
rsciiou.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-10

SAD CHANGE The Buffalo IN. W
Courier rays: "a day or two since an
old gentlemen Mr.. Alanson Palmer, now
in his dotage, bul at one time Que OF the
wealthiest men in Buffalo. who used to
drive through our etrse,s with his coach
and four. and who. dispensed charity with
a liberal hand. aud snteFtained his lriends
with Pslncely bosp;tsliy. vas before Ihe
police court, poor, thinly clad, and ENACT
ated in person. charged With petit larceny
in stealing shirt from young man.
Justice Vanderpool.. not considering the
circumstances uuder which Palmer got
possession of the shirt could be legally
construed into larceny, and considering
the mentaiA and bodily condition of The
old man. dismissed The case. A few days
ago this aged man with not one of those
who. in The days OF prosperity. partook
OF his hospitality or were fed by his boun-
~, TO pity his condition or administer TO
his eufferings-was sent TO the poor
house as = vsgrant for four months.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-10

HEAvT STORMS IN rRE WEsr.- Heavy
snow storms have lately swep, through
the Western Territories. The telegraph
lines have been destroyed and communi.
cation in gepsrz Interrupted between s.,
Lake and San e. .isco.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-10

A man in osaw.s tonne who has b..,
~ ne Southwest on hunting tour. is 90.
ing 70 send load of ho rms of all k;nas =
= comb manufactOry ia the East Th;s
= opening up new branch of busin. cas-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-10

To behalf of Judge Chase aud his
f,isude. the New York Tribune promises
that they will support for President who
ever is nominated at Chicago. and that
they will no. bolt under any circumsian-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-10

The Merchants. Union Expaess gave
zach of their New York employees a SIS
!. Treasury, note on Christmas.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-10


Commissioners OF Lyon County at the
Regular MceGsg, held January 9Th,
1868.
Present., R. B. Hurst, J. II. Miller. aud R
W. Steve nson. - 80
Board called to order by the eaairmln.
Board proceeded TO open and exsmins bids
for furnishing material and building privy
for court house e, and s. Ii. wilkins being the
lowest responsible bidder the contract was
awarded TO him, and for the sum Of $I94 Is
Ordered. BY the Board that L. T. Heritag &c
be appointed County Treasurer to fill vac Al
cy, from January IL, to 1st Tues lay in Jul Y,
lS68.
Robert Beet and others presented petition
for a c-unty road, which was acce ,,ted. aud
Robert Best having filed On approve ed bond,
{ T. F. Burns Sidney Putnam and G. P Bar
wick were appointed to meet at the house of
the widow OIell on the 20th day of June
Ices, and proceed to view and survey said
road.
Ordered. By the Bord, that the follow in
bills aud accounts be allowed aud order I
Dawn on the Treasurer for the sIns, to .wii:
Robert Logan, Tax refunded, SIS 81
John Wood, 49
Fl Barber, &c 7ng
J.hn Hammond. Stove beneheJ. 10 on
Z. T. Lewis, Premium on hedge fence, i 90
Jacob Stotier, County printing, 1910
III h d Ites Stationery for c,caty, Is IS
Z d Hurst, County Com. fees. 800
j NJ Miller, 80 20 $40
Il w Stevenson, &c 6 90
j l. Williams Clerks fees, 1850
Amount allowed aud orlsrs issuseI
January 6, 1868, $I70I4
STATEMENT.
Amt Of orders outstand'g o st. T. 1867, G. 20S.74
80 Issued Nov. 4, 423 76
Dec. -, IL. 25S so
fsa IS s' -" sc, (" eOe 3
% Jan. 9. 1868, 200 90
- - . ~ O. - Fsss-s " 6, 110l4
sls 1891 q
Amount of orders outsta aiding aud
cancelled Nov. 8, 1867 S405S. o.
Amount OF orders outsE3 nding j. an
6.I>6saei 5a ssl5s sI4323 "a
Bcaid adjourned to meet Jauary 20 1868.
IHu : 4 y, L. WILLIAMS, CLERK.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-10

We ere in receipt of The Kansas city
Dasi5 Journal of Commerce, for which
tie proprietore. Messrs. Foster d Viii
der. will accept our sincere 4hanks: The
Journal is q siaunch Republicans paper.
is edited with ability. and well printed.
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