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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-11
Cambridge, Dec. s, 1869.
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TRLEGRAPH,l
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OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
Saturday, Dec. II, 1859 !
The money market is fairly active and the general
feeling in monetary circles steady. The banks hold
good balances, but the activity OF the stock market
is heavy drain upon their resources, and their dis
count lines are being restricted to meet the demand
for call loans. There are but very light shipments
of currency to the South and those 10 the West have
greatly fallen Off during the week, the main points
drawing upon us being the pOrk-packing centres.
We quote call loans at 5@6 per cent.-the higher
figure ruling even on Government collaterals bis
counting is done chiefly outside the banks, and 91O
per cent is about the average on lrst-class paper
which is rather scarce
Gold was active and steady, with sales this morn
ing ranging between 1913 and a, closing at 12Sl5.
Government bonds are quiet, with limited transac-
tons at prices quoted yesterday.
The stock market was moderately active ut yes-
terdays closing quotations There was very little
doing in State or City securities Sales OF the State
6s, second series, at 1868, and City S. new 9sg
@99.
There was a good business done in Reading Rail-
road at 6O}s@6OH. pennsylvania Railroad was bet
ter; sales at BAL. Lehigh Valley Railroad sold at
63%, Camden and AmbOy Railroad at Ii9L1 and
Philadelphia and Erie at 30
Canal shares dull. Lehlgh Navigation sold at "a,
The only sale in Banks was of Commercial at
66H.
quired AFTER
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 s. Third street.
FIRST BOARD.
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FROM THE SOUTH.
The Texas Election.

New ORLEANS, Dec. IA despatch from
Texas states that returns of the election in that
State from siXty-one counties give Davis, Re-
publican candidate for Governor, 9077 majority
Twenty out of the sixty-one counties gave ma
iorities for the Hamilton ticket,
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SECOND EDITION
LATEST By TnEnaRAPR.
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ment of the Prisoner.
The Boston Billiard Tournament
Texas Election Returns-Work
on the Hoosac Tunnel.
FROM THE STATE.

Terrible Murder In scranton-A Man Kills his
BrOther-in- I.aw-The Prisoners Statement,
SpeciaL Despatch % The Epenifld Teledraph
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

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Sun RIsEs. ...............715 MOON SETS morn
BUN SEIs.. 4S2 HIGH WATER 890
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
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New YORK.. Dec. n.-Arrived, steamship Deutschland
from Bremen. 7-''"'
NoRFoIK, Dec. IL Sailei yesterday. stearnships Law
renee for Boston, and Australian. for LverpooI ~
(By ARgLo-Arerican C16le
IlUEENsTOwN, Dec. I1.--Arrved, steamsbips fity ~
New York from New York, and Java, from New York "
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-23
OUR AaaERICUs LETTER.

AMERICUs, April 81, 1869.
David Heasley killed an antelope little way
north OF town last Friday.
The Americas cheese factory will commence
operations for the season on Monday next. a
much greater amount Of cheese per day will be
made this summer than heretofore.
Rev. J. a. Collins, United Presbyterian, from
Xenia, Ohio, has arrived, to preach in this
place three months, by appointment Of Presby-
terry.
A ''snail and select" party Of our citizens
turned out yesterday and renovated the U. p.
Church building-scrubbed and rinsed the
floor and pews, and curtained the windows.
By. Campbell 1.-THE best man in town on all
such Occasions) hauled the water, etc., and
Mollie Gibson, Sadie Heasley, Katie Kimpton
and Katie King, assisted by couple of gen
tlemen walters. did the balance. The room
now looks as it should.
Representatives of a colony Of twenty fami-
lies Of Germans were here last week, in search
of locations. and decided on pitching i'm on
Allen creek. They went back to Topeka after
the balance Of the company, and are expected
In again to-day or tomorrow. They have the
stamps" having been successful farmers in
Indiana. Allen creek is just the field for such
people.
1t is matter Of surprise to the natives that
all the corn in this section has been ''cleaned
| out" within the last few days, and those who
now want must go some distance for it. There
was good deal of it for sale here two weeks
ago. Immigrants had much to do in this.
Farmers say there never was SO much spring
grain growing here at one time as ut present,
| and that il stands thicker on the ground and is
more uniformly good than ever Lefore The
cold weather has kept the weeds back and al
together the prospects are hattering.
The railroad engineers are back in their old
quarters in this place ed Saturday night.
They now surveying at some point between
this and Council Grove. r.
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FROM DOW GREER.

CENTRAL, April ~, 1868.
Mr.. \. j. Burdick is making another at
tempt to improve his place on the '.divide''
between Dow and Stillman creeks. He made
an effort at it in 1859, fencing some land,
breaking ground and setting out an orchard,
aud building house. His house was blown
down in 80 and his other improvements came
to naught-probably on account of-well, We
read that it is not good for man to be alone.
Commencing him to the commiseration of the
fair creatures" l sincerely hope him better
success this time. He is enclosing II or 10
acres with wire fenee-has numerous hedge
lines broken and plants set
DIR. Trowbridge at the northern limit Of the
settlement on Dow creek has built q new
dwelling and fenced in 20 acres this spring
had lot Of breaking done last summer.
Now is the time to destroy caterpillars.
These warm days bring them out by the
million, and if not destroyed they will eat all
the foliage from apple and cherry trees, ETC.,
and leave them an easy prey TO the borers and
the burning suns OF summer, and thus Kansas
may get a bad reputation as fruit country.
Some time since Mr.. A. ID. Chambers, COun-
ty superintendent OF Public Instruction, visit
I'd our school, and after observing its workings
for while excused himself, saying that Thu
school was capable Of running itself, and his
services were not needed-said that he could
not speak more respectfully" Of any school
in the county than Of this. Mr.. e. Is very
well adapted to the duties Of his pOsition-can
suggest and advise without embarrassing or
giving offense.
The people OF the school district north of
this $50 have shown quite a eommendable
liberality in building good school house and
maintaining a school. Their house Is of stone.
24xSO, 10 foot ceiling, and seated in the most
approved style with seats and desks from
Smith Tomb, Of Leavenworth.
Mrs. Packard has been teaching there for
about six months, believe, and is engaged
for the spring and summer term. hear her
highly spoken Of by those sending to the
school.
|. Spring wheat Is looking well in this vicinity
Hnd fArHing operations are going ON lively.
Spring Is putting En- her gay clothing and our
Olfsctory nerves ara RECALLED Big ths deligI1teuI
odogs Or spring 6lossoHs. Yoers truly,
fsf-sstisaf afssa CTVF9S
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Reported from < p. BanxcErs Real Estee.
dad Abser0ct OSsce.

"A AllsR, e Y , whiswOrsA, mortgage
AC&1 T BIodgeEt to q Francis Far
re1S. gnit7elsim for 9 g p g z.
Thomas Campbell to 5 Z B Hols, Admins
se SIt ia Cory e y Whi'"0rth warranty
Joseph s Davis to Geo Johnson warranty
deed for I acre Of " qr - II.
John T Galbraith to Elisha Goddard, guar
dams deed for or Of q ~ or . II IL.
Elisha Goddard 20 Joseph WesEeabergsr.
warranty deed for . Of q " or and \ b Of "
or p IL IL.
Ann Humphreys to VIM Humphreys, guar.
dams deed for Of 20 sores in Of q w ar
IS II and W or IS Is IL.
VIM Humphreys 70 Ann Humphreys. guar
dian. mortgage for az - . in { Of y y or
IS II and " or S3 IL II.
John Hammer 10 George Johnseonss waTTau<
ty deed for " offs e and e b Of 9 " and a " q
Daniel HenriclEs 70 Sylvester Adams war.
ranty deed for n W ofs " Or b - -.
Elmira Hornsby to d Foot warranty deed
for lot l43 Constitution st. EmpoFia.
Geo Johnston to John Hammer mortgage for
Or u Is III.
L B Kellogg to n B Norton quit-cIaim for
lot l54 Mechanics st. Emporia.
Thomas AcCage 70 James O'roole warranty
deed for sundry lots in Neosho Rapids.
Elias MoFehead TO Nathaniel Wise warranty
ThOs McCage To Robert Scott warranty
deed. lot q block -, and and 10 bloch 3
Neosho Rapids.
E Perley 20 p d Foote warranty deed lot
l39 Constitution sc. ETporia.
Frederick Rominger TO John W Ellis war
ranty deed, W Of n e or II and IL a Of s e of
n or Is Is 10.
H A Roe to Miah Glover warranty decd, 20
. of W or 81 Is IL.
State OF Kansas to 6 w Thornton patent, w h
and s e of and Of W or IL 10 Il.
q Tallman 10 James OToole Quit-claim D
w Of w or 80 10 10.
G j Tallman TO james O'Tooie warranty
deed sIlndry lots ig NeOshO Rapids.
United states to Mary Jane walker patent,
" a sand e n W or II 20 10.
United States to George Tallman, patent,
. or g 19 H.
United States TO David Mcmillan patent, e
b and W of n W and w and e OF W and n
OF e or :3 II 10.
Ezekiel White TO John w Ellis, mortgage,
lots 2 and block 81 Amerfcus.
w G WATSON TO James G Hall, warranty
deed, I27 Exchange and 266 and ZIG CONNER
cial street Emporia.
w Whitworth 20 A A Allen, warranty
deed, W or 10 10 10.
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GOOD NEws.-Newman & Houghton are
receiving their extensive stock Of goods this
week, ana those desiring first choice should
call early. Their prices are very low. They
bought in New York and Boston and shipped
direct, therefore you will not have to pay the
profits OF the St. Louis and Leavenworth mer-
chants. Their hats are OF the latest styles, in
endless variety, and cheap, too. Their Boots
and Shoes have TO be seen to be appreciated.
They can beat the world on ladies' dress
goods. 1t Is useless for us to attempt to emu
merate what they have for sale but will ad-
wise all to go and see their large stock. All
goods guaranteed or money refunded. No
trouble to show goods.
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BANcRoFr.s MAP.

After many vexatious delays Major Bancroft
has received his map OF Lyon county, and is
ready to all orders for copies. We have seen
the mounted map. and pronOunee it even better
than we had expected. The townships are in
different cOlors. Every stream, village, road
and proposed 1zElroad Is given. and the names
Of All the land owners. This kind sells for IS,
He has also issued pocket edition on heavy.
paper WITH cloth covers. which sells for e2.sO.
We do not see how any resident Of the
county can do Without thfs excellent map,
and every eastern man who owns land here
ought to have copy. Send orders to e. p.
banerca, Empo1ia, Kansas.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-23

NEW WOODEN GooDs.-We are informed
that J. s. Mcmillan & Co., at the post office
stand. have the best lot Of wooden goods ever
brought TO Kansas. Mr.. Me. proposes TO buy
wool all over Southern Kansas during the &c m :
ing season, which he Is prepared TO give In eX-
change wooden goods Of all kinds. such as
Jeans, fiannsls Of every style cassimeres, sati-
nets, casinets, tweeds. fulled cloths, yarns.
blankets Of every description, from the lghtest
to the heaviest qualities; colors warranted. His
goods are right from the Jacksonville Ills. }
Home Manufacturing Wooden Mills.
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THAT BoTTOM.-We hope our Welsh friends
over on the Cottonw God bottom south of town
will put forth every energy in their possession
to make the road across that strip Of country
pissable the present season. Its present con-
dilion is not only damage to the town but
also . serious damage TO their farms. The
farmers over there are noted for their industry
and enterprise, and If they will let these ex-
cellent qualities run in the direction Of MAX
ing good road across that impossible strip Of
muddy bottom, they will do a good thing.
They can get considerable help, we under
stand, from the public funds, and that with
their work ought to make good road this
season.
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COTTONWOOD BRIDGE.-A petition has been
presented 10 the Town Board asking them to
make an appropriation of money sufficient in
amount to pay the interest on the county war
rants for one year to secure the immediate con-
struetion Of the bridge across the Cottonwood
south Of town. 1t was generally understood
when the bridge proposition was voted on that
one Of the three bridges should be built each
year. The NeoSho bridge was ordered first,
and now the Commissioners propose to build
the Cottonwood bridge this season instead Of
next, provided those more Immediately inter-
ested will pay the years interest on the coun-
ty warrants. This is proposition worthy the
attention Of all the people Of EmpOria. The
petition is in the hands Of the town clerk, at
Major Bancroft's Office, and those in favor Of
the proposition can call between now and Mon
day night next and sign it.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-23

Real estate business has been lively in town
for the past few days. Horace Wyman. on
Coal creek. has sold his farm to newcomer
from California; John Smith sold les acres near
Plymouth to an Iowa man; . good Dow
creek farm has been sold to New-Yorker;
Henry Francis' house and lot 70 > man from
Illinois named Gardner; Mr. Wibley's resi-
idenee on Merchants street, 60 Mr.. Cummings.
from Ohio; r. d. Davis residence On Consti-
tuition street to Mr.. Hedges. from Illinois.
Messrs. Curtis, brown, McCloud and Smith,
have all bought lots in town for occupation in
n short time. All OF the above sales were made
through Baucroft's Real Estate Agency. So
we go. Signs OF prosperity on every hand, in
town snd country. Look It the list Of real es-
tate transfers for one week only, and compare
it with these Of other sections Of the country,
and mark the difference.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-23

whitley & Truit have just received large
stock of cheap and desirable winter goods,
which they are selling on at very low rates.
Give them n call soon if you wish first choice.
Their stock is the largest and most complete to
be found in Emporia, consisting, in part, of
cloths, cassimcres, staple and fancy dress goods
of all styles and prices, staple and fancy dry
goods, notions, hoods, nubias, scarfs, shawls
and cloaks, ladies' furs, at 50 20 $12 per set,
gents fur gloves, and collars, hats and caps,
boots and shoes, and ready made clothing,
such as fine beaver, Cashmere and other fine
suits, to ut all, both great and small; also q
large stock of overcoats at all prices from six
TO thirty dollars; also full line o. family gro-
ceriea.
They offer great inducements t. traders and
large deaierh from the country. They are also
agents for the Lawrence Wooden Factory, and
have large stock Of yarn, blankets, jeans,
nannels, tweeds, coverlets. &C., &c.
Remember the place, the old stone corner.
AS.ff
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VIM. Dennison, Of Eureka, Of thee firm Of
Stoddard & Dennison. has been stopping in
town for several days, He reports matters
lively at Eureka, and is glad to see the ''lead-
ing town. on the Neosho prospecting. We be-
lieve he made some purchases Of our mer.
chants for his establishment.
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MILK WAGoN.-George Johnston. who
has purchased place northwest of town.
has started a milk wagon, and will furnish
such citizens as leave orders with him with
fresh milk every morning. ut six cents per
quart. This is something that has long
been needed in our village.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-23

We see by the minutes of the Kansas Confer
ence Of the United Brethren in Christ. which
WAS held in I.ecompton last week, that p. A.
Evans, OF EmpOria mission, was, for "miscOn-
duet In office, and immoral conduct. expelled
from the Conference and the church, No
specifications of the charges against him are
mentioned.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-23

We were pleased with a call this week from
T. j. Price, Of Waterloo. Mr.. Price is rum
ming large stock farm on Elm creek, having
settled there for that purpose some two years
ago. He has just sold to his brother in Illinois
40 head of cattle at good figures. He deliver
ed them at Kansas City.
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Jos. Ruble is fitting up the building former
ly occupied by Bates & Perlcy and will soon
have 1t stocked with Leather and Findings,
Saddlery Hardware, etc., and will deal large
~ IN wool, hides and furs. Mr.. Rubie expects
To offer superior Inducements to those dealing
in the above articles. His advertisement will
appear next week.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-23

Fraker & Peyton sold their entire stock OF
Hardware, etr., to Z. l.. Holderman, who will
continue the business at the old stand. We
understand that Mr.. Fraker will retire to his
farm adjoining town and will engage in agri-
cultural pursuits Mr.. Pcyton and his son
Davis Peyton, will probably go into some
other branch Of business.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-23

Johnny Morris, Of the Emporia Restaurant,
has fine supply Of luscious oranges, lemons.
dates, maple candy, and everything that is
good. His soda fountain is In full blast. We
return thanks 70 Johnny for the fine present
Of few DAYS ago.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-23

As an evidence of the rapid advance ofproF
erty in this town we may mention that Prof
Norton sold a block Of seven lots, few days
ago, on the ridge In the northeast portion OF
town. for $1,000. Two years ago Mr.. Norton
bought these lots at S15 to SIS each, Now
they sell for about $I43 each.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-23

Messrs. g. C. Smith and B. p. Mason. Of To-
peka, spent a couple Of days in town this
week and bought several town lots--three Of
them on Commercial street. They report that
the T"pekaitea are getting the Emperia fever
and that number Of citizens Of that place
intend to invest In property here.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-23

Misses NJ. NJ. Dixon 8 e. Paisley
Respectfully call the attention Of the ladies Of
Emporia and vicinity TO their large new stock
of Millinery, which they are selling at remark
ably low prices. The greatest variety OF styles
ever brought TO this place. Call and examine
for yourselves.
Also, dress cutting and French auting done
70 order 1871
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G. w. Frederick

Is agent far new Sewing Machine possessing
all the good qualities Of the latest improved
machines, at about half the usual cost. Call
and see sample at his store lift
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-23
A FACT WORTH NOTICING

A FACT WORTH NOTICING,
Is that we have now on free exhibition in our
new Fine Art Gallery q large and choice &C.
ection.of oil paintings, foreign and American
cromos. fine engrayipgs, elegant mouldings in
gilt rosewood and gilt walnut, and imitation
walnut, oval frames, brOnZes, Bohemian ware
in vases and toilet sets, fine busts. figures, ped
e%tals and brackets in imitation marble, hang
ing Baskets, odor esskets, Viniagrettes, beauti.
full work boxes. watch stands, and in fact q
great many articles not usually brought to this
country
Please notice this fact.
Parties from Leavenworth and Topeka In
form US that there is no such stock Of fne punt
ings, chromos, engTGuings and psou1diugs in
the State.
We are offering oil paintaings at from $40 TO
S12S, and chromos and engravings at from IS
to $40, all most elegantly framed. These pic
lures we propose to sell as low as they can be
bought in any market in the United States.
our purchases being made in New York and
Boston, direct from importers. publishers and
manufacturers. BATES & PER1EY.
Emporia, December (, 1868.
Lehnhard Is closing out his stock Of hats an
cST 1oyln 80 nat
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roo Acres of LAND Tor s

$50 acres; 80 acres timber, balance prairie,
rood stock water. $50 acres; so acres improv-
ed; orchard, log house, stable and stable lots;
good school house ON adjoining land. 100
acres good prairie. For further information
call on j. L. WILLIAMS,
At the Court House,
lift. Emporia, Kansas.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-23

NEW MILLINERY.-Mrs-F airehild and Mis-,
Truitt, at their establishment i.eariy OpposIt,
the court house, have just received fine lot O
spring millinery goods They have all the
latest styles. Ladies will do well 60 call an(
ace them.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-23

The United States Express Company refuses
to deliver express matter to the so-called
Western Express Company. the one that
Is now doing business here. Persons ordering
goods by express have TO go to Topeka after
It, which Il an intolerable nuisance. Some
thing should be done in this matter immedI-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-23

RELIGboUs---ltev- J. c. Heron, OF Law
renee. United Presbyterian, will preach at the
Presbyterian place OF worship over Newman
q Houghton's store, on Saturday evening at u
o'clock, and Sabbath at o'clock p. m.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-23

OF Typhoid, April Sth, 1869. in Emporia,
Kansas, JOHN THOMAS. the only son Of Mrs.
Margaret Evans, aged I6 years and months.
He was promising young man and highly
esteemed by all his aeQuaintances, and faith.
full member OF the Sabbath School.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-23

Doors AND SHOES John Boyd keeps a boot
and shoe shop at Neosho RIA pids. Our read
ers in that vicinity will always find him in
readiness TO manufacture what they want to
order, and also good stock on hands to select
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-23

NEW PAPER.-We understand that a new
paper Is soon 70 be started at Neosho Rapids by
n couple OF printers from Lawrence. We have
not heard what IL is to be called or further par
ticulars In regard to It..
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-23

The members Of the Christian church are
requested to meet at the church Saturday eve
ming. Turn out one and all there is bust
ness to he transacted in which your are all
concerned.
By order Of the church,