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Pm Picture. Of co.s-s..msa By Mack

Upton.
Full six feet in height, straight as an arrow
WIN long brown hair combed back from his fore
head TIL u touches bis coat collar pair Of eyes
that never look, but always glare or stare, and
seem ready to jump from their sockets thr ugh the
gold trimmed spectacles in front OF them when
their owner gets excited, which occurs every time
he speaks in debate; low forehead, a sharp
nose, and mouth and chin which tell of bulldog
courage and determination. These, and the
matter and manner Of his speeches in the Senate.
remind the student of history of what might have
been the leader of the Barebones Parliament two
hundred years ago.
TRUNBULL.
In personal appearance Mr. TrumbulI Is a man
of about so, Of ihe medium size, with light hair,
clearly shaver face forehead that projects over
his eyes or pair of eyes that are deeply sunken
under his forehead-l don't know which. He is
physically a light weight, and would weigh scarce
q hundred and iorty pounds. He is uear-sighted.
and wears spectacles constantly except when he
reads. BE then brings the document, or paper.
so near bis face that the two seem in great danger
OF collision. He speaks seldom, bat always to
me purpose, and always commands attention.
BE is one of the few men whose speech stands any
chance of influencing votes ia the Senate His
success IN public life is due wholly to the respect
which the people OF Illinois have for his ability az
astatesmaD, Tor be has very few personal friends
and little disposition to make them BE Is an AMI.
mated iceberg ia social life and, in this respect
is exactly antpodal to his colleague, Mr.. Yases'
who is big-hearted, generous and kind, often TO
his own deiTiment.
CONNEss.
In personal appearance Mr.. CONFESS is a short.
thick-set man, Of rudy complexion, with large
head covered with short gray hair which sticks
up and out like quilts upon the fretfu porcupine.
The features tell of obstinacy and mushness on
very slight provocaiion, and he sbundantly vind-
cPtes the truth of ply sognomy in his course aud
conduct in the Senate. He has latferly nee ame a
fierce impeacher and firm friend of Ben w ade.
which may be explained by reciprocal fayors
after the accession of old Ben.
HARD on THE scAL's.-The following note from
one OF our most respectable freedmen. exolains
itself: -s.s11 r-S
MARION. ALA, March IL. lsss.
Mr. Common,cealus--One Of these scalaga9s
about here tole me Yesterday that by not votn for
the Constitution. made nv family an ma slaves
forever. Don't you think be lyedg
Respectfully, -r
We do, most emphstically. But isn't it good
5oke-that scalawag part
Marion Commonwezlth
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.ncnmpuents.


THE R. ". GRAND ENcAMPNENT OF LOUISIANA.
Meets semiannuay the fourth Wednesday In January
and July. Officers for 1s68J Twinnemore Of No s. NJ W.
Grand Patriarch A. w. Macdonsll, Of No. g. NJ & Grand
High Priest; Jules A. FLORIST of w. Grand S. Ward.
ems y. G. Wilson, Of 10 r Grand Scribe; B. Dasilva
Of No !, R. W. Grand Treasurer; Geo. W. Roper
Of No. 8, R. W. @. Jusior wardea A. Wallace
Hunter. Of No. ]. K. w. Grand Representative ;
Gerge Nungesser Of No. W. G. Marshall: Frank Ph.ter Of
No. 7. w. Grand Sentinel; NJ. Frankford Of No w. d
Grand Sentinel: Henry jones' of No, T. Dis No. s. Deputy
District Grand p triarch
STANDING ConmrrKEs.-Creieufials and Re,rns-Toth.
am Potter. ofNo. VIM. Bloomfield, Jr Of No B. A. Mazu
resu ofNs s.
State Of The 0risrJ. O. Dunlap Of No l. Luther Homes
Of Ne. l. G. Tinemau, Of No
Ftnanoe-B N. Rushs, Of No. T. John 3. Heno OF No l.
Geo Q KauE, ONO 6
Constitution and By J1rs-Bowa-d Mnlspaneh Of No g.
Edward Pisbuzy. ONO s. H p sturcken, sfNo.6
snbordinate Encampments.
wrLDEy NO.
Meets on the Frst Third SATURDAYS Of each month n,
Lodge Room NO l. over The Crescent Mutual Insurance Com
pany. cneers-B Da silva, @. P: A. Thomson, H. p;
Thomas II. Jones' Scribe.
HoBAH BNCAMPxENT NO a
Meets the Second and Fourth Saturdays Of each month I'm
Lodge Room No l. over the crescsat Mutual Insurance
Company. 0ffces-Gso. W. Sadlsr, C. P.J n p,~k.
II. p; W. II. Wright. Scribe
MAGNOLIA EEcANPNENT NO. 4
Meets on the second and fourth Saturdays in each month
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MASONIC.


Stewart, v. n; John n. Moore. s.w.; Mw.xr-
I w.; James Hsueh, Secretary.
PERFECT HARMONY LODGE no m
| arssd Lodge Han. n o. onhceu-J. o. Dsc1ss, >.
| 4 pssolx, & w.; y. Booth, J. w., ". A WIKI. ~
uRBKA LODGE NO. III.
| VsodviTs, Jackssn Parish, La oncus-c 4 n
w. n: h. jackson. 8. W.; O. ". Lyiss. J. W.; \. 1.
"'n' s''' TULIP LODGE NO. l7s
| fnlip. Claiborne Pa'ish, La onacers-H. II. n>c<
" n; @ L. Hsyh s W.; T. > TaFkintos. ,. vi
Frazisr, essrstary.
cADDo LODGE NO. I7a
Shreveport La oficsn-P. ". H. cunmings M
r. psvis, s. w.; VIM. Hobssn.J. W., Sea,
LITTLE FLOCK LODGE NO isn
GIlmissss Blu6. Sabine Parish, La ohceu--Wn 4
tony, ". n; Charles Bennstt 8. w.; SEQ ". Wei. Il
n. K sprsight, Secretary.
JEFFERsonIAN LODGE NO. Isl.
Kineston. De Soto Parish. La Oncers-uhsk "a
ford, NIB 8. Logan. 8. w.; L. r. Scott, J. v. a
LAley, secrstsry
SAN TODD LODGE NO. Isz
Sugar Town, Cslcasiez Parish, La onicers-Joh>>
WV; d. L. Simmons. s. w.; D. A. Co.'s, J. W.; 4
Richardssn Secretary.
LoNowooD LODGE NO. lA
Hoss Mia Caddo Parish. La 0fhccrs--rhos. r yz>
wx; r. ,. Cole, s. W.; H. B. Carrie, ,. w;JAe
ton, Secretary.
SPRING CREEK LODGE NO. 1884,
Spring Greek Church. washington Parish, La on
Har5y Richardson ". NJ; @. p. Bailey, 5. W.; h. U
kins, J. w.; j. @. Ficher, Secretary.
ORPHANS FRIEND LODGE NO. lss.
Big Cans. ST. Landry Parish, La ondceis-Geo. ".
deck. w. NJ; =. G. Csllihan, :. w.; L o. Hays J.
q Smith. Secretary.
FLAT LICK LODGE ". D..
Flat Lick. Claiborne Parish. Lag 0lacsrs-W. p. NJ
NJ; Henry Jones, s. w.; r. L. Hssty, J. W.
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H. r. swasey, NJ. W. Grand Master, New Orleans
s. @. Parsons. X. W. Dept Grand Master. Bsstrop.
s. o. scruegs, 4. ". Senior Grand w., Cloutierviis
VIM. McDuf, r. w. Junior Grand W., New orieAn>
Samuel NJ. Todd. W. Grand Treasurer, New OrisAAi
Jas. O. Bachelor. ". Grand Secretary.
Rev. DR.. @. s. hedges, W. Grand chaplain
NJ II. Brsv. w. Grand Senior Deacon, Sabine
Jasob Kile. ". Grand Junior Deacon. Kile's Min<
J. W. Honan. ". Grand Marsha,, New orissnr.
Rene Lafun, ". Grand Sword Bearer. New 0rissnk
NJ 4. Girs1d. W Grand Pursaivanh yermiiionvlle
s. o. Smith. Big Cane; Pm. Bidsnit. Sew Orleans; =
Bawkins. Manshed Samuel Levy, New Orleans
Grand Stewards.
Alex Quesnt, W. Grand Tylor. New Orleans
Grand ANIMAL Convocation second Monday In Fssr
each year.
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GRAND COUNCIL x. AND an.

3. n Todd. NJ p, Grand Msstsr. New Orleans
by T. swaseg, p, Deputy Grand Master, New Ohs2
John ". Jones, T., Iiustrous Grand Master sh svspos
John O. eordy, @. P, Condacter Of Work. Franklin
H. Breen, q. G. Of the Guard, New Orleans
Joseph r. Bornor, q. Treasurer, New OrleansL
Gus. sontag, @. Recorder, New Orleans
Rev. Thos B. Lawson. O. Cnsplain. New Orleszs
II. p. Buckley, q. Conductor, Nsw Orleans.
X l. Bruce, @. Steward. New oriesna
Ev@stns Wells. @. Sentirel Eev Orleans
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Meets the third Wednesday IN Jefferson Hall.
of Mseazins Phillip Streets Fourth District.
oBesrs-J W. Allen. O. p; Frank Phster, II. P; George
Ritter. Seribe.
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HARD on THE ScAL's.-The following note from
one OF our most respectable freedmen, explains
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koMA COFFEE

Constantly on Hand and for Sale In Qnanti-
ties to Suit.
yEv Il UNDERSIGNED INFORMS
the public that be Is prepared to furnish
Choice and Wen Erfed Roma conse,
Having the agency Of the following parties il.
Kona
Messrs. NEVILLE 4 BARHETr. Ksopuka-
II. " GREEsvELL, North Kona.
d. MONTGOMERY, Ksilua.
@. H. SPAULDfss, Kahaluu.
1s-iy A. 5. CLEGHORN.
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How The Ready Relief Acts !

II ssE ni1G7es shs pasens VII feel .
shghE da16ng l-rizlcn. 1nc tas sSin De-
comes rssi5zn,s,:- { their IS uzeh distress u
ne S.1111ch, he Ssii,sf WI Issist 1a1ure =
r<n,szing the gfsnsEng cause.-a genera
warmth Is fsiE throughout the enErs ec,;s,
and Is G1SzxlEs so11b5tlS properties
r1zSilv COURSES sh-sG-h every ven and lsSas
CT he xysosE. I-vESilg -hs slo5he1 J1c
pss-ssllIy Pa-alyzst LlLa,fS AMI erginz - r.
1eE'-i AMI assil1hy IcEion psrspfra1gn I'll
lews. azs m zUrtI-e es sas body feels IN
creased asa- The Sickness 4. stomach colds.
ehdz. h,sasi-a,hs. Expressed breathing -hs
sursnssS u he -hroas. Glt Al pa.rs. sizaer
Internally q externally, rzPHils >aezi,3e. and
he reaenE GALS inC0 4 1rzlgId slssp, LElK.s
rslrszas,t i1vizVraa-t- Cured
Z VII Dc tezlG zha- U zSing lie Eslisi
externally, si.asr CO the spE1e &C lervss The
6tlsys, Or ever the stlnIacn l1t bowels, 1iaiIs
fer several izvs Issr 4 pleasing warmth VII
Re s-iE. Slowing 1as ltngtl q 5I1le n cci1-
znzes ~ influence ever s,,s diseased parts.
IL Pr5,e Of Z E. Z RELIEF 81 cents
per hcrzis. S'sid D. pruggszs AMI Co1Gzy
AzrgaL1zs, CRUCES. Sc.
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Administrators Notice.

N tae sasssr " tae Esfats y Aer late Royal
Rssknsss Victoria A. Kaats-,ana, dseeassa.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY
IN the undersigned. sose adriaissrut,r Fl
the above named estate, 60 al persons now IN
possession Of any Of the real property belong
ing 90 said estate. by lease or otherwise, and
indebted therefor, or may hereafter become in
icesed 10 said estate for rent or other inteht-
cdncss, that al payments must be made 70 tho
undersigned. who Is scisiy authorised and en-
powered 10 receive and collect the same and
receipt. therefor. And all persons are forbid
den In any manner 90 trespass upon. or in any
wise Interfere with. or exercise any control or
management Of said estate. or any part or par
eel thereof. JNO. o. D0MINIS,
Sole Admir- Of estate Of V. X. Kaahnmana.
Honolulu, March 10, 1855. S-Sm
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legal NOTICES.
N0TIuE.

rIyHH AMOUNT or PERSONAL PROP
KRrY o. ueorse Washington Walker,
lais IL Makawso. in The fslapd Of Maui. car
psater. deceased. which remained IN the hands
- the administrator ancr paying debts and IN
elaental charges, has been sald into the Ha-
paiian Treasury by order q the Circuit Court.
II will he repaid 10 any person who can prove
a lawful title theFele. subject to deductions for
any expenses which may accrue.
STEPHEN II. PHILLIPS.
Z .arn Minl.lnr 81 Einnnen sld ia..ri-a.
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AT Low PRICES,

AT Low PRICES,
ENGLiSH PRINTS s. AUSLINS,
r1ssss red ei0sa. vsssossa s-as,
R,ae dzi'l. si.zs3 bang,
Elssk s0s1-ys ss3 slpsras.
AZ ssserigssess u clQsAia<,
cslie0, hssk0sy Aa6 us0iSa sAi-ss;
NSsszieo s<esi7s,
rarsisA hasAiss towels,
Cossss AveAaheeA towels.
Rlzr s.59sts.
-seVs<s 4sa sirk ror.A A1z3ssreAiefs.
>seks ana ssnekiass,
WhalSaSs's slsPs.
6sivsaissa arVa wafer pipes couplings
Tn plates. iayoss of ~.
Sheet siac. knives and sgrks,
>aiisr's pocket knives,
Fizs knives and Scissors.
Auzzz's yslio. metal <asssizs,
I AIHsz's eompssfzieu ssas.
Ezsizsh. Auericaz and Fr~aeh saddles.
ssr ladss and men
2Uertcd1 crr--es AID BITS
Bur,ags, can aSS. SAD irvine.
Euasias, ShsPAeri's tans shawls
L4lies' dress goods.
Bllek and slzs b-ssSclosh.
CashsiSres, SIX umbrellas.
c0sssa and ashsa pants stzf.
LrV-y azS hqrs eogass.
L4iiss' trimmed has.
Gszs's fsis aar<, gold leas.
Wrapping and PrtasHg PAPER.
PVrsisRd cement. fire sricks,
Blacksmith coal rite powder.
New strung sak barrels.
>s0ekhslu plaza hide poison.
Coasters strung oak boats
Havana and German Cigars,
CIareI. Rhine Wine.
HOLLAND en-, AND CHAMPAGNE.
Hunters Extra Prime Pork.
Gases Lsssssrs and AssSEt'S Meats
Planters hoes. sar,ien hoes.
Az handles. gaS ul1a a..
Cedar boat boards. h1schsss,
New Befflri EhaIe Hue
Scots 4ai shoes fence Elrs.
cz- AID Chewing rshacca, T1-iszz kinds.
BED AND WHITE SALMON.
In casks barrels and hall barrels fur planta-
tiau and ttuiy Use
ie0 tons Anthracite steam Coal.
A rsa1l asssrsr OF Hoop Iron and Rtvets
AZ very low prices
small Inc q Oregon S1gar ksg Shocks.
- Orders respectfully subjected
H EACEFELD Z CO.
Ela1hIlI- Wv ?, 1857 H-sf
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DIANOs AND OTHER MUSICAL IN
4 eIkUMESTS Tuned and Repaired. bF
CHAb. DERBY At the Theatre.
Lessons given On the Piano and Guitar.
Best Of Teferencs given. 81
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NEW. NEWER. NEWEST,
Books! Books! Books!
BENEFITS NEWS DEPOT,

WHERE you WILL ALSO FIND
DLASK BOOKS of every descrip-
I'D ton, from l2i cent Pass-BOok to a No
rocco bound Ledger.
Large and small cap paper. ass'd sizes,
Commercial Motel Paper, Ladies DO,
Pine Overland Wallpaper, Bill-Psper,
Large and small, Mourning Paper,
B1f an1 White Envelopes,
Ladies Note 9Psn-snd Envelopes,
Diaries for Is6s
Standard Works On the War,
Newspapers from the United States and
Europe, IN various languages,
Harper and Leslie's Publications,
Chimney Corner, in monthly parts,
W4seriy MazaIine, in monthly parts,
lie Bon Ton Of Paris FASHIONS,
Madame Democrats Mirror Of Fashions,
Godey's Lsdies' Book,
Novels by Every Steamer,
NOveletts. American Miscellany,
Glezson's Pictorial, monthly parts,
Spanish 4 English Dictionaries,
High 4 Common School Dictionaries,
Pens and Pencils, Black and Blue Ink,
Pine Cigar, Fine Cut and Plug Tobacco
Both CheEing znd Smoking,
Charts, and Steel Enzrzyings,
Cutlery, Guitar and Violin Strings,
Al for sale a. cheap a. at any other place in
this city, By
C. c. BENNETT,
SIT 70, Fort Street.
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TIE large saIe OF the Queens Highland
Journal F" has encouraged her Majesty to
command its translation into French The
task has been committed by her Msjesty to
Madame Hoeede, formerly French goyerness
to the Princesses Beatrice, Louise, and He
lena
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THE UNDERSIGNED
oErgR rog SALE
Ex LATE ARRIVALS FROM
NEW BEDFORD, BREMEN,
CALIFORNIA.
vAycouvxE-s ISLAND q KANscEATxA
ASSORTMENT Og GOODS !!

rae Follow tug
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r. z. z.
so
err OF
! 90

OF DEATHS, that annually
occur. are caused BY Prevent
able Diseases, and the greater
portion of those complaints
would. if Railways Ready Re
lief or Pills, (as the case may
require, were administered
when pain or mesSineSS o.
slight sickness Is experienced,
be sxteyminated from the SIS
TEN IN few hours, PAIN, no
matter from what cause, Is
almost instantly cured BY the
Ready Relief IneaSeS Of Che
lers, Disrrhea, Cramps, SpaSms
Bilious CholSe, III fact all Pains,
Aches aIli In6rinitieS either IN
the Stomach, Bowels, Bladder,
Kidneys, OF the JOINTS, Muscles,
Legs Arms, Rheumatism, Nsu-
ral.sia, Fever and ASue, Head
ache, TOothache. &c, viii IN =
FEW MINUTES yield To the
soothing influence Of the Ready
RsLief.
SG,tssn Gods. Coughs Izfn-nzs, pf--
thsra- Hsa-sensss. SIRE rh-va4, Coli-s, Fever
a-,i Agzs. Msreu-al P1ns. Scarlet ssssr,
sc sc. ake f-on fscr ~ six q zaSvsy'x
PTS. and llso E.Ss i 1suspcouE-l Of he
Esaiy Ze5,sf n 4 gas Of warn v1ssr, SWEET
sneG VITA x1ayEr ~ honey .ashs chs sacaas,
head and chest VIA Rsaay Eeizi Z Agu,s
or Ilssr-1iEasns Fever, ha-hs De spiae 4lso,)
Il u. --...-.,l-.., II vi -. I'D
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RAILWAY & CO.,
81 Maiden Lane. New YORK
TYPHOID FEVER.

This disease Is not only cured ~
Dr. Ratway' Relief and Pills, bat pre-
venss,i Il exposed 70 Il, put ore tea-
spoonful a Relief n tu-blsr q
water Drunk this before euIaz out II
ths morning, and several times during
The tav- Take cus x Raiway's Pills
ere hour beSJrs dinner, and one On
soEg 70 bed
Il seized Win Fever, take I 70 6 Of
tie Pills every SIX hours, UnL ccp611:
t5zehsr.ss frun The bowels zazs pL4ee ;
zIsu drink ths Belief dl-U1si with
water, Gni bG-hs ths su-rs surface Of
ths bo,ty with Rslsf Soon 4 power.
fI persprals-n VII take pLaes, and
yp1 VII feel 8 pleasant heat Ehru1-h-
out the system Keep On taking Relief
Repeatedly. every s3I- hours. also the
Pd<. A eurs VII De sure % follow.
The rsllsEE L srsnErhs=uIa,z, szI11zlEzIlnz,
<oosi1nZ, and gUlsGlnz1 Z L sire &c
b-e;Ak u the Fever and 20 usurzllxs
the plIzen Let tins trsazusnl be fol
loved ar,i thousands VII be saved
The SINE Treatment II Fever auf Az1s,
TsIeE Fever, Snip Fever, Bilious
Fever. VII effect i eurs N - hours
When he psb5as1z feels the Relief rlrlta-
snz OF kaazin. the skin. 4 cZ7s L posi-
tive In Al cases where pan Is fslz
ths Belief Should De used
Relief 50 Cts Pills . ets. SoLG
b. Al Druggists
See Dr. Railway Aazzze f.r 1865
For sale 10y
Crane q B<1gAam- san Franxis<s.
H & M<DsaaIz z Co. san FrAa<ts<s-
justin Gates q B-o- Sa<rumsara~
And hy an Drz<g1sts and CszaEry
II MerxhAnrS ~
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY,
To Expire on the 18th of Feb, 1859.
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,


WHEREAS, THE NORTHWESTERN MU.
Gated at Milwaukee in the State of Wisconsin,
has filed in this office a sworn statement of its
condition, required by the first section OF
the act S'To regulate Insurance Companies not
incorporated by the State of Kansas" pas sed
February 10th. 1863, and amendment thereto,
approved February 25th, 1864; and,
WHEREAS, Said Company has furnished the
undersigned satisfactory evidence that it 10
possessed of at least one hundred thousand
in bonds, or in mortgages of real estate, worth
double the amount for which the same is mort
gagged; and,
WHE8EAS, Said Company has furnished Q
written instrument, under its corporate seal,
signed by the President and Secretary thereof,
authorizing any agent or agents Of said COM
pany in this State, of acknowledged services Of
process, for and in behalf of said Company,
consentIng that such service of process shall be
the Company, according to the laws Of this or
any other State, and waving all claims or right
of error by reason Of such acknowledgmenC Of
service. 4
Now, THEREFORE,, In pursuance OF the first
section Of the aforesaid act. /, j. X. Swallow,
| Auditor of State for the State Of Kansas, do
hereby certify that said Northwestern Mutual
| Life Insurance Company, is authorized to tram
sact the business of Life Insurance in this State
| one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine.
| IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereunto
subscribed my name, and caused the seal
! of INV office to be affixed the day and year
above written. j. r. SWALLOW,
11-22 Auditor Of State.
! II. w. COLE, Agent Southern Kansas.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-06-05
Slow but Sure.

The world moves. and so do GILLETT Il HAD
LEY, exclusive dealers in Groceries, Provisions,
and Queensware.
With their time, attention and interest I'M
divided by other branches of trade they fancy
they can handle groceries to better advantage
than any other house in Southwestern Kansas.
Mr. Gillett of this firm has just returned from
st. Louis where he has carefully selected and
bought large and complete stock of fancy and
family groceries which We propose to sell at
reduced prices. REr esrb
Some OF which are Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Cod
fish, Tobacco. &c, &c.
A splendid assortment of woodenware, will
lowware, queensware. and stOneware.
And at greatly reduced prices Elay be found
Dried Berries of dUkindS, Canned FTuit of all
kinds, fresh turkish pruReS. White Coal OIL
jenUiae cider Vinegar. (scarrdRted) &c, DC
We will sell in bulk or package, at Leaven-
worth and Lawrence prices freight added.
Call and examine our goods.
The proof of the pudding is chewing the
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-06-05
Hail and Rain storm.

Last Sabbath will not soon be forgotten as
the day on which most terrible hail and rain
storm occurred in this region. It's warning
was heralded By q loud roaring in the heavens.
The rain lasted nearly an hour, and was about
hard we ever fall. The hail stones
came down rapidly, giving things general
pciting. Above here some eight TO twelve
miles much damage was done. The account
is from reliable sources that the hail stones av-
eraged as large as hens eggs, and some of them
were larger. In the vicinity of Toledo and
Plymouth considerable damage was done. The
windows suffered severely, as did the wheat
and corn fields. We have heard that few
fields of wheat We're entirely ruined, the stalks
being broken and mashed to the ground. We
have not learned how extensive the damage
was, but are led TO the conclusion, from pretty
extensive inquiry, that it was rather limited.
All together the rain and hail storm OF last
Sunday was about as severe as ever occurred
here since the settlement of the country.