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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-12
NAPLES PLANTED

T will select from my puasery choice NAPLES,
4 from 70 10 feet high, and well supplied
with fbrous roots, prepare the ground thor
I've cts. per tree, and II SNy die wiShiHoi1e year
from the time they are planted, 4 will replace
vided. tlsat they have not died through neg.
leet Of the owner or been bfoweed or broken of
No dilersneesriu he made in the price asheEii.
<r the trees are planted on the open street OF
on enciastd Iots MAX FAWCETT.
1T -. 81 - Il Emporia. Z ansas....
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NUMBER Il.
Legal Advertisements.
! Notice OF Final Settlement.
NOTICE,

DY virtue OF thn. c-der of the Probate court
ID viii offer at public SIDE at the late resi-
dencelof Jesse Carter. deceased, Of Plymouth,
Lyon county, Kansas. on the
10Th DAY OE91G.tEfTT. 1859. '''tf
ct ten o'clock on said day, the folnwing per-
sonal property of said deceasedi Abaut p
mare, abcut 1900 feet Of good lumber, ana
some other property too tedious to mention.
A credit of six months will be given on all
giving note with approved security; all sums
under FIVE dollars, cash on day of sale.
JOHN CARTER, Dr., Administrator.
March l, 1869.
Also. 7 VIZ rss.,r'ror zale IN the same dav rs
above, IS acres of first class sottom land. adj
joining the town site Of Plymouth, Terms of
land made known on day of sale.
4 MALENDA CARTER, =,
By John Carter, her Attorney in fact.
March 1, 1869. -
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Charter.
Read What the Press say of the :
81 Charter. siiga

We have given the Charter fun and fai
trial and pronounee Il the ne plus ultra
stoves. and all that can be desired IN It's lire.
It Is unsurpassed - a ready quick and even
baker, We yesneheeFfaily recommend is ~ the
stove for the farmers and for general house
keeping.-Stdte .J0aFzof.
I OaesGf our oldest settlers, moving to AzEaEs
sas, via s.. Louis, took his Stove, the eelebFated
Charter, with him for fear he could no4 obtain
another one like it--Laszrence. zfSbHsle. ssi5f :
. It is very eEen baker, takes but little fnes,
and is very durable OsdQe CkxoaieIe. -, :.
: While many oz me modern epokfng ktoyes
have good POINTS we kaveseeB no sfove that
has 50 many excellent pcints - the q aftef,
made bye shaBfbefzaiil, of CzIseiIiAzt f.1T0beE
We find more god p1inEs ID the ChaE1ertsan
any other stove, while it costs no more than
others Council Grose Press.
FRAZER & FEYTON.
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Il owe you one, said a withereG old
bachelor to lady the other night .. .
party.
aEor what - said she. sslisa 7i'~i
sWhy, for calling meia young gentle
man. Il zEsE - lHfas fGfEsa
"f I did so,s,Awas The rather ILL
natured reply, 81 beg Won will not re-
gard 1t as 4 compliment, for though an
oldlnteM, you isay sfiIl be young gen.
HSatnn.1 s1osa.fbs8 sssAE 1lssesfF
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-12
Sale Of School Lands.

NOTICE is hereby given that will offer
IN for sale at public auction, on Saturday,
tine 18th day of March, 1859. at II O'clock m. of
said day, at my Office in the Court House In
Emporia, the following described School
Lands, situate in Lyon county, Kansas, to-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-12
WILL THE SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT
BE RATIFIEDf
Friday,

Now that Congress has given an op-
portunity to the people of the several
States TO establish uniform and impair
tial suffrage. the question very natural
" is asked, VI hat are the probabilities
of the adoption of the amendment by
the requisite number of States? To
give validity tor this important change
III, the, organic law of the nation the
votes of at least twenty-eight States are
necessary However earnestly The Dem
ocratic party nlsy in private desire to
see this subject set at rest BY, Alright
eous decision, it is asf0regnD froaeia-
siep that the olitisiaps of that faith
with scarce an exception, will set Them
selves at work to defeat the wise meas
Hre of Congress. 4simpl because it is q
Radical proposition, and an assent to it
would besa- concession to their oppo-
nents that they will never willingly
make. 1t is TO the Radicals alone, there
fore, that the country must look for the
decision. and only States withe Radical
Legislatures either now inFexistence or
soon to be elected, can be counted on TO
ratify the amendment. The following
States have a majority of Radicals in
the present Legislatures, most of which
81 ~ session, and in them ali we may
look foI . speedy following of the ex-
ample so PIC mptly set by Kansas and
= =
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HOUSE sIGS. CARRIAGE, AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.

we,respectfully inform she. citizens of En-
poria and vicinity that after having had eK-
tensive experience in the above named basis
ness in the eastern cities.Nve have now opened
a shoET0uY Commercial 9creetk Esnporia,Y and
are .TsepaFei TODD all Kinds II HOUSE Siy1E
Hanging and Glazing.s5by job or day. sSeHe
but frst-class wOFkmen employed. Persons
having bull ding done viii find it to their adj
vantage 70 buy their sash and blinds of US. as
they can get them ready glazed and painted.
Please give Us q cali Ourroom Is over Capt
Wheelock's Architect and Builders Shop. slgs
WILSON & LITTLE, Painters
February 9th. 1869. eff
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L. T.. HERITAGE.
Treasurer of Lyon county, Kansas.
Emporia, February IL, 1863. III
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.tIkeeeeTns to met said q mothersao +
next a =. that yonr future husband Is
EYefy N1f1u1 and exaeE5Ez He fsAsksnu
fors sa4syc 9aatiss. 40 zaIee MIN alone
mamma Svas the rsp1y zsgzzat him .
little indulgence noE.4aYou knew ne
is making his last win
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The NafurGEist neatiops the remark
able instinct. of an opossum which was
evertaken BY q fres1et and sought ref
nge on post OF fence tiiaf projected
above the waters. It might easiiv have
SWAN to land. sbut evidently s knew that
the fourteen young, Which were found
in its pouch, must have been drowned
In the attempt. It was nearly starved
when; captured. at9 .EA .Tas1iilis sffo
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WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR He
CHARTER
COOKING STOVE.

THE Charter is the best farmers Cooking
4 Stove in the country. We have sold over
twenty different kinds Of Cooking Stoves, but
have never found any stove good as the
Charter. If you want . stove. by all means
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Tabl. Of conteats-the dinner table.
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And il it is not the hest you have ever used
return il and get your money back If you
want the stove that has the largest oven and
takes the longest wood, Is less liable TO crack,
and the most even baker, buy the esi
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I Here are twenty fonr. States reason
ably sure. OF the four others needed,
it is next to a certainty that Connect
cut, New Hampshire. Ohio and Rhode
Island may be relied on; the last three
without a,idoubt.s New Hampshire
elects Legislature this month. Con-
necticut and Rhode Island in April, and
Ohio in October. All will be decided
ly Republican except Connecticut, and
even this closely balanced State upder
the influence. of her handsome vote for
Grant, will probably maintain her late
ly recovered character.
The Follo-in" States VIII be claimed
as certain to vote squarc1y against the
measure Delaware, Kentucky, Mary
land, New Jersey and Oregon. In the
remaining States the matter is doubtful,
as the Georgia Democrats must win fa-
vor with colored voters tin order to
keep power, while the unreeonstructed
States, Mississippi, Texas and Virginia
are not safe TO count on either way.
The strong probabilities however are
that under the influence of n desire to
reap all possible advantages with the
new administration, coupled with the
fact that the amendment only forces up
on Northern States the recognition Of
the same rights to the coloFed popuia-
ton that are already imposed supon the
States lately in rebellion, that the final
ratification viii be secured beyond a
peradventure. and the votes of States
be secured for it that might otherwise
be against it. z1r.rfiH za 81
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CHARLES wHEELocK,
ARCHITECT & BUILDER.

EAiOkIA. KANSAS
Elevations of dwelling houses. store fronts.
churches. Schcui houses, etc. drawn up with
neatness and fdiSrArcif.t Atso working draw
ings and specifics lions of fhe same. Is also
prepared 20 do all kinds Of carpenterandjofner
work by day or coptract. Has located per1na-
DentlV i'm EInn1ri.f. \ va ~ -
The New York herald., 1869-01-30

~.4~~
CARrBrs, Fcr~frURE, BEDDING, &C., AT VERY
" low prircs ousskepers supplied, and can by the
week or mouth, NJ uREENE co.'s, lss Eighth avenue,
corner Twentieth street.
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|
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS NY PACIFIC NAIL STEAM.
~ snip oOlPr165is %EPiz6Sh, steamship
Sailing or Mon,i,y fsSsssTy s,,5 a. ism
An The facilities afforded shippers coleSlons inland
F.R BABY, Asen.
" Atlantic Mall steamship Company.
Sailing regularly every Ihsrsisy a o'clock T. NJ precisely
MoRRo CASTLE, Captain r. Adams. February
EAGLE, Captain ~ n creene February Is
''' '''''' ''''''ss 'Ge & SW'ilsLEa, y President
No bowling 9roen-
TEXAS LINE =.
Tho A, gen. sa'Tsi'Sp sE6aScR siss'r Captain oad
viii leave p'er :, Lss. riger on ss.urday Js9; ~
ssOsd!s Houston Direct Ss;,sa,,,s 4 Germany
EoR NEW oRLEANs DIRECT, -.
s,eamshIps Of this ne win leave Pier No. North river
GRO wAsniSaTos... ssssr Saturday ysnaary9 q
frsisS taken Tor 81, Louis. Mobile aud dase.son
through For passage h and second class freight
-''9 70 ''' 'S'im H. 3. CROMWELL co. So Yves, stree.
FoH lsa % AsD xs xEnA cnSz Line
splendid ss Steamer sSss. SIT MTa' cs aExco Captain
John psat., w leave p'er ~ East river on Thursday Feb
~ ,s ;ss ss
HUN Lsst " kSfs HAVANA AnU NEW OhkEANS.
- semlmouhly,
Carrying the United States Mail.
ing ,Ss ioiiosns .s :isss.ss ~'''' ''"p''''
tpsA % s oss oS. '.gr; g Das,ssss SSSsnss. g.%s.use
The seamchp CUBA having accommodations unsurpassed
for eleeance and comfort viii leave from Browns wharf,
BALTIMORE, Nd, on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1. Al
o'clock NJ Passengers from New York by this rouls viii
300 miles Of travel and have the privcre
charge.
For freight or passage apply To-
b. u. HAsELL a co. Agents.
" and ~ Broadway, room a.
The New York herald., 1869-01-30
COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
Il THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.
Through rates New York TO San Francisco:--
first Cabin,
ouside- Inside. Second Cabin stcerase
X215 S225 flJ0 375
OF the above line leave Pier No. ~ North river,
foo, OF Canal street, Mt " o'clock noon,
-FOUR TINES MONTH
On lat, olh 10Th and 9Th,
except when those days fall Sunday day previous
One hundred pounds baggage free TO each adult Medicine
February D. ARIZONA, Captain Maury, connecting with
CONSTITUTION, Captain Hudson.
Steamer leaving February connects closely with steamer
CHINA, leaving San Francisco March 9. 1859, Tor China
and Japan.
ticket once the wharf foot OF Canal street.
y. II. BABY, Agent
The New York herald., 1869-01-30
TRAvELLERH GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RATLRoADs-
III Trains for Albany and Troy connecting with Northern
and Western trains, leave New York son River Rail-
road rhteh street and Tenth avenue and % A. NJ aud
$3.50 and II NJ, and via Harlem Railroad, twenty
sixth street and Fourth avenue 10 A. NJ 10 r.. NJ
The 7. N. train via Hudson River win sun
days.
Drawing cars attached 70 and II 80 A. NJ andSJ
= WILLIAM II. VANDERBILT, Vice President
The New York herald., 1869-01-30

DRoOKLYN YACHT CLUB JANUARY "a, l869-AT A
ID recent meeting tho Brooklyn Yacht Club December
60 lss the painful announcement made thai death had
old sand member-Petcr Smhh-from
the Of membership and mark OF kindly remem
brance resolved that committee be appointed 70
suitable resolutions ebody the and esecm OF
the club for the memory the deceased and also 20
token OF sympathy to his bereavcd family The
mittee reported as foliows:-
Resolved That the Brooklyn Yacht Club By the death of
their life member Peter Smith, have mel with loss that
fal with deep upon the club.
Resolved That the club record s testimony that this lost
always found efficient In his dues attentive 70
Mi liberal In all his views and generous with his irsc
ardent of yachting and ready in 70
promote objects the association. Commercially,
upright intelligent merchant many finding comfort In
hi scqua intance aud friendsh In that sphere.
Resov d, That the club, In NOUN his loss oldc his
OF afHiction.
York Herald Brooklyn Eagle.
$rElHHs Z + s HS1is!p 4 !pnoo, Committee.
The New York herald., 1869-01-30
ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY CON-
pANY.


ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY CON-
sEoRErAHY's oFrIcs No. 40 BROADWAY
NEW YORK, Jan. B, 1867 J..
Notice hereby given that the annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Great Western RAILWAY Com
now adjourn Saturday 9Th day February next 70
meet AZ the place. No ~ broadway in the city and
State of New York. al O'Clock p NJ and then proceed %
Directors for the lsss" The polls will be opened
- @'''' : ". ARcHpALL o'DoHERTY. Secretary
TLANTIo AND GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY CON-
~ PANY
sEoRETARY's OFFICE No 40 BROADWAY
NEW YORK Jan. g. 1852 I
Notice s hereby given that special general meeting OF
Company will be held at the Offices Of the company above
Saturday, the 9th day February next at u o'clock
q Hs Or 81
BY number Of Directors is fixed fwsntyons. The
amendment to reduce the number OF Directors
w. ARCHIBALD ODOHERTY, Secretary.
DIME SAVINGS BANK, NOS. AND BROADWAY,
aoyerrnamt sy snenns. ,nsae on or hefors Fernsrv 4
draw interest from February !.
the stocks and bonds OF the Corporation Of the city OF
New York, and payable February 1862 will be paid
that day BY Peter B sweeny Eaq Chamberlain OF the CITY,
The transfer books WIN be closed Tuesday, january s
RICHARD B. CONNOLLY, Comptroller.
NEW YORK, Dec 20, 1855
M No. SO Nassau street, New York.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST, free of Government Tax.
DEPOSITS made on or before February will commence
= -" WILLIAM VAN NAME President.
The New York herald., 1869-01-30
FINANCIAL.

UGUsT BELMONT CO.
IA issue letters OF credit for travellers
Messrs. ROTHsCHILD,
In Paris London Frankfort Vienna and their
ents IA all the principal cities of Europe Aso make ele-
graphic transfers on California and Europe.
The New York herald., 1869-01-30
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

I oNDoN AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE.
Steamers forlnghy TO London direct from pier No.
North river Passage al $780, $75 and $50 currency.
ATLANTA ...Febfusry g WILLIAM PENN. March .s 9
Feb. 20 CELLA.......... March 20
For passage Havre, Paris Antwerp and Rotterdam, at
cheapest currency rates. apply TO ROBERrN CLARK, 90
broadway.
For freight to ROWLAND 4 AsPINwALL 81 South st.
The New York herald., 1869-01-30

NEW YORK, JANUARY %, ls69-THE UNDER
IN signed copartnership, under the
firm name q Peck woodrug and win continue the Real
CHARLES s. PECK.
JAS s. WOODRUFF.
The New York herald., 1869-01-30

(yARrETs AND PURNITuRE.-HoUsFKEEr SUP
~ piled with Carpets, furnitarn, Bedding &C., easy
tcrms; monthly Payments taken great chance for house
koeperA u. kbLLY CO.. corner 25h NJ. aud 9th Az.
The New York herald., 1869-01-30

E,OR CHARLESTON, 8. c., THE FLORIDA PORTS,
and the south and Souihwest--Repusr Lne-Tho fast
and elegant sidewheel steamship MAGNOLIA N. B. Crowc
COMMANDER win be despatched Thursday, February at
+. NJ from pier No. North river
Cabin passage reduced to Slb -
Through bills ladng all points South and southwes
Agents IN Charleston ayencl Co. forward all goods Tree
of commission. ARTHUR LEAkY, rs William street.
Tho steamship sARAGOSSA will sail the following
Thursday.
The New York herald., 1869-01-30

ALD DOMINION STEAMSHIP C0NPANY.-FOB
~ Norfolk City Point and Richmond New and elegant
sdewheel steamships ISAAC BELL. HATrERAS, Abe
MARLE, SARATOGA and NIAGARA The stearship
fsAAS SEL w s, ps ds,p"'nsa - on 1nua -
pier % North river foot OF Beach street. connecting with the
Seaboard Inland Air Line Virginia and Tennessee Air Line,
souhside and Petersburg Railroads and Richmond and
Danve and Virginia Central Railroads. taking freight and
granting through bills ladins 10 All points South and
Southwest Bills or lading signei the pier For freight
having accommodation apply
10 n l. McCREADY President Isl Greenwich street, corner
OF Dey
The New York herald., 1869-01-30

-.,tTrCE TO CONTRACTORS.
IN Sealed proposals will be receive. ty the Committee
te Broad street steps, the Cly Hail. IN the city OF HUDSON
until February re sss The construction Of an Iron stair
way Al the eastery extremity OF broad street. Plans and
be at the once Of II. Pabcrg, Pa
ssdc avenue. near Broad street. city OF Hudson.
Proposals be sealed endorsed .roposa con.
s,rics stairway and directed 70 I'll" Paberr, chairman
Committee on Stairway" II. PATrBEK0,
GEO. y. ELLwOOD,
T.NARTINI,
F.A. aOEiIE,
Committee on Stairway.
CRY OF HupsoS, N. j., Jan. "a, issg.
The New York herald., 1869-01-30

A UCTION SALE THIS DAY, AT IL O'CLOCK, OF I
double Harness, Robes Blankets, dc by COLE MURPHY,
81 Fulton street, BROOKLYN. :
The New York herald., 1869-01-30
COPARTNRRsHrPs.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING BE-
tween the subscribers, the hrp name OF Peck
Co., this day dissolved by mutual Chares s. fecx
Is alone authorized settle the affairs Of the late rm
CHARLES s. PECK.
RUFUS KING.
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demand. The Regulators " employed no vio:
lsnce toward him to enforce their request, put
turned from his house and proceeded 70 we
jail-a building remote from any other houses.
Arrived there they kindled q fire ct the door. az
the easiest method Of removing this obstacle.
and the door soon igniting. burned until II could
be easily forced from its hinges and the avengers
rushed into the building. The prisoner. warned
come bat he determined to sell his life as dear
~ 90 possible, and when the men reached the
door Of hin cell babe them stand back, that he
was armed and would shoot the first one who en-
tered. They paused ct this; but the still burning
door supplied them with device. which they
hastened to put in practice. Collecting guam
tity.of fuel they placed II at the door Of the cell,
apparently determined to make him surrender,
either through fear of suffocation or burning
This was isnited, and volume OF smoke poured REQ
he could endure it but little while longer, and
shouted to the regulators his willingness TO sur
render II they would remove the flames. NO
sooner had he spoken than his request was gran !.
ed, and he was told to come forth. But nPw thst
this other death was so near at hand revivfd too,
by the fresh air, which had taken the piacf OF the
smoke, DR.. Dsrden again refused to deliver him.
self mp.
Determined not to be bafisd in their scheme Of
vengeance the hre was started for the second
time, and the smoking process continued until, al
most suffocated, the wretched man implored them
to put out the IRE, pledging himself 70 surrender.
Accordingly the fire was extinguished. AND, seeing
it impossible to avert his fate. the prisoner drop
ped his arms and walked out to receive the SEN
fence of this terrible court HIS first request was
to be allowed to see his wife and children. Tbs
was re fused, but they granted his perntission to
write her note. and carried him to hisioffce. 10
the village for that purpose Seated in his Office
he wrote hurriedy few lines to his wife. and
then awaited the disposal of his csptofs. Fro n
his Office be was carried some distance from the
town until ibsy reached place near the railroad
station. Hese they tied him securely 20 . tree
and then fred voley at him, thirty shots Of
which took effect In his person. killing him, IL ID
believed. almost instantly. And thus has ended g
most shocking murder and most fearful retribu
ton. r. r.rt .H.r..N ~ r
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Army Concentration.
!, The fOlIcEi ag senstal order has been issued by

The folloK iag general order has been issued by
the War Department;
wAsHINarox Cry, March 10, 1869.
In comp,anss Esa sectpR Of The act Of Con-
the support of the army for the year ending June
80, 1870, and for other purposes approved March
3. 1862 the infantry of the army will be consoli-
dated into twenty FIVE regiments as follows The
forty third regiment will be consolidated with the
first and sixteenth regiments; the second half OF
the tEirty-seventh regiment with the third the
thirtieth regiment with the fourth; half Of the
thirty seventh regiment with the fifth; the forty
second regiment with the sixth the thirty sixth
regiment with the seventh; the thirty.third
regiment with the eighth; the twenty seventh
regiment with the ninth the twenty
second regiment with the tenth; the twenty-fourth
regiment with the twenty ninth, and WIN there
after be designated as the eleventh; the forty
fifth regiment with the fourteenth the thirty-ifth
regiment with the fifteenth; the eleventh regi.
ment with the thirty and thereafter win be
designated as the sixteenth; the forty-fourth
regiment with the seventeenth; the twenty-f fifth
regiment with the eighteenth; the twenty-eighth
regiment with the nineteenth; the thirty-second
regiment with the twenty first; the thirty first
regiment with the twenty second the thirty eighth
regiment with the forty first, and thereafter will
be designated the tweDfy-fourth; the thirty ninth
regiment with the fortieih, and thereafter II will
designated as the twenty first.
2. The field officers Of the twenty fifth regiment
will be selected hereafter, and will be announced
in general order from the headquarters Of the
army.
8. The senior company officers of each brigade
present for duty with any two regimen t. to be
consolidated, and ft for active service, will be the
officers Of the consolidated regiment. The super
nunerary officers will be ordered to their homes TO
await urlher orders, and supernumersry non
commissioned officers will be honorsbly dis.
charged unless they elect to remain In the service
on q lower grade. ID : "a ~ itrer
T. The places of all officers Of the frat twenty
Eve regiments, who absent from their regi-
mai m dpfQcIod SfrglCe. loaVo of absence