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New-York tribune., 1869-01-19
Tho World brazenly. if not grammatically

The World brazenly, IL not grammatlcasV
asks:
Who will this man Fenton represent in the Senate Of
the United States r.
Ansrer By The Tribune.
Gov Fenton will truly and faithfully represent
in the United States Senate at least three-fourths
of the farmers, mechanics and merchants OF
our State He will thus represent St Law
renee, Jefferson, OEondaga, Oneida, Washing
ton, Erie, Monroe Steuben, Delaware, Chau-
tauqua, and every decidedly Agricultural
County, less than half dozen excepted. The
Counties wherein his election will be hailed
with enthusiastic appreciation are nearly three
fourths in number and cover about three
fourths of the area of our State. AT least two
thirds Of the taxes arc paid by men who re-
joice in his election.
On the other hand. the grand army of black
legs brothel- keepers, law-defying or law -decry-
ing rum sellers of our State, with our City's
thousands of arrested and indicted but baied
and untried thieves, burglars, counterfeiters,
policy sellers. and all who live by corrupting
and debasing the simple and unwary, have
heard through The World of his selection with
bitter but impotent hate and modification
They curse him for rescuing one day in the
week, SO far rs may be, from legalized pollu-
ton and desecration by their nefarious orgies
Hence tho malevolence Of their organ.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19

The Washington correspondent Of The Gin
cinnai Gazette made certain statements con-
cerning the land grants of Congress in aid of
railroads, which we republished. We also took
leave thereupon to cay that, if these state
ments were true, Congress had been guilty
of reckless and shameless legislation. We
remain Of the same opinion still,
notwithstanding the two hours spent by
Senators yesterday in explaining things. We
regret that these explanations went only to
the point of denying any personal interest
in tho matters in question. The honor
able Senators might better have de-
voted themselves to the charges that
were made. 1t was said that the
friends of some of them had large interests in
certain very questionable transactions to which
they were parties and that large public inter
ests we're squandcred when in rush the Sena-
tors and plead "We didn't got any of the
money; you must not blame U.S." We can
not count the answer appropriate or sufficient
Mr.. Harlan, however, had another line Of defense.
1t was to deliver an essay on the different
varieties OF newspaper correspondents. lie
found that there were brilliant correspondents,
and mediocre correspondents, and ldssa-
roni correspondents, and of course only the lasra
roni said anything against him. Lot us sug-
gest another classification. There be, learned
Sir. three kiuds Of Senators-your brilliant
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19

The Turkish representative at the Paris Con-
ference has been directed by his Government
to sign the Protocol, and it is expected that
the Grecian ambassador will receive the same
instructions. With regard to the contents OF
the Protocol, we have as yet nothing but the
statement of Paris newspaper, published by
us few days ago, which. however, we think
will prove TO be substantially correct.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19
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BRoADwAY TnEaTrI-This Evening at I! A New
ris, by BreaghaD. The Emerald Ring hr ana h' '
Williams
BRyANTs' NEW MINSTREL HALL, Tainmany pul.i n
ms Poucsnths adisisng Academy Of ha1e-I hs
g." 0eneveye ds BrySrt'-" GAbsA tto V'N- ~
Brraats Missireis-De Solla. the iufsut Tenor
GRAND OPERA House. cor. Elghth-a%Xe' ave anu anu i"o"-
tytbird sL-'rhs Evening at a." la PeTcSoie ~,.s ~
NEw-YoRK CIRCUS, Fourteenth-st1 EHehins
.tiI-D.usr of Athlete Skill Melville Ronri SucAnri W.
NEw- YORK THEATER.-This Evening at g. Inc
Field Of the Cloth Of Gold" "orTeH e''s'@
NiBIo's GARDEN.--This Evening at g. AIter
plfk, or London By kiEht
OLYMPIC TnrArER-This Evening at S.-"liumpty
DumytJ" o. L. foI, Mile ssrgalL e'e-
SAN Francisco MTNsTgELs, No $50 Broa0"ay-
This RveuiuE =" Bone Squash Dablo"
SNEDECOR's ART GALLERY. No. 76S Broad"S'- -
This Dsy-Trse Exhibition Of Paintings and Cerono~ o
SrEINwAY H.IL.-This Evening at 9'-''rauu Oo"'
SgBora Biana Lamar o..
THEATRE FRANcAs.-Ths Evening Gt S'-opera
BOuae: LP Cre'e" 81.
TnE TAMMANY-Tammany Hall. Four'eeh'h-S''-
This BveBiHE n7l. o
She Stoops 10 Co1qHer." Lester HaIacA
WooD's MUSEUM AND METROPOLITAN IHEA1ER,
H,o,iwsv and Thlehst-Tb Evening Al " hrnao or Inc ioa
~ pI.mn aud Throughout The DaIhs hpser snu
Tosis Cobason aud Grand MsuaSers oflAvoS Nid An"A
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19

The blow given to railroad lobbyists by the
resolution of the House, yesterday. against any
further money subsidieS. is wen described as
staggering. But the House needs to remember
that, il the necessity for saving our money is
Instant and peremptory, that for saving our
lands is scarcely less 80. What We have un-
dertaken to do We must fulfill, OF whatever
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19

Mr.. Scofeld did good service in calling for
the stoppage of the payment to the rebel
banker Corcoran for the use of his country
residence by the Government during the war.
Who were the members of the Army Board
that thought this claim of Mr. COrcoran's aJnst
oneP Let us have the names.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19

From Havana it is announced that the strong
hold of the Cuban insurgents and the seat OF
the Provisional Government, has been captured
by the Spanish troops, and that the revoli-
tionists have suffered great loss. This Is the
severcst blow which has yet been dealt to the
revolution, though it is not likely to ter
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19
Susin,ss Noiins.

BrRSETT's STANDARD PREPARATIONS
aded among tho mos. p'9aar A n'uS u
Tbs eouutry. The list embraces:
COooAfyR. perfect bsr iressins
KAILisroN. a cosmetic for the skin,
PIoKiNsL, a delightful handkerchief perfume
ORIENTAL ToOTu WASH. for the teeth aud gums
COLOGNE richness sod 3ecAey OF perfume -
siesl. and their superior
FLAvoRlNa three srssl for cooking purposes
JosgPm BURNETT Co, Proprstors Boston ami NewYork
wboesae By JoHN r. HENRY No. 2l PsrkrOw, and desen
generally retail by druggists AMI mr everywhere
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19

We do not see that Congress has made a
great deal up TO this date by calling upon Mr..
johnson for his authority for issuing his
Amnesty Proclamation. The Presidents re-
plies to that body have not always seemed 30
cOgent as the one which we print to-day.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19

The President of the American Merchants
Union Express Company publishes IN another
column a card in which he denies the bank
ruptcy Of his Company, charged in the Court
proceedings recently published, and claims
instead five millions worth of unincumbered
nrODplty.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19

We thank Gen. Garfield for his step to pre-
vent the filling of the present vacancies in
Brigadier Generalships in the Regular Army.
We know no reason why the Army should be
exempt from the retrenchment which is impera-
lively called for in every quarter.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19
property

1t is TO be recorded with feelings OF un-
feigned thankfulness that the Blaisdell-Eckel
case was resumed promptly yesterday at the
time fixed We really begin to have hopes
that whisky ease can be tried. The evl-
dence thus far bears very heavily against the
accuspd
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19

We have reached the point of getting bill
introduced for the abolition of the Franking
Privilege. Now let us see with what sedulous
care it will be lulled to sleep in the recesses of
the Committees.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19

PA9s SSCoSOTbs Ogeecbee WtEGene NoteS-Ped Douglass
william the Sient-MUrieipsl AssTs-Fbe COurts-Ths
hO8ey Market
PAes THiRD--Tbs Mirkets-SbiPpns Intelligence.
PAoE sfKrH-Eew Publications.
fAeu ssyEsrH-Rsal Estate.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19

cost but there should be no new enterprises
of this sort undertaken unless on the clearesV
showing of ovcrshadowing and immediate na-
tiOnal concern.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19

The officers of the Central Underground
Railroad that was to have been tell in another
column the causes of their failure, and explain
what they need.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19

The true story of the Ogeechee troubles is
printed on the second page of this mornings
paper. 1t shows how Systematically the Savan-
nah press, from which we quoted yesterday,
misreprescnted every point of the case.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19
TIE RAII sEAsON.

The following balls take place tonight: Orphan
pIYoayg Men. Acaimy OF Music l9yineheMe
opoitsn Hotel Mt SebOh Lodge ard MApolo Han ON.
,sny sh Rezimeu-lnon Assembly Rooms Reception W Omos
~ Il, All "a pvous Military As.ccaon-2S1 hgmsht
Annoy Neptune CoteIeBrookess Assembly Rooms FeuuDP
A.ocatou-tgying Hall
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19
SrrM-wIYDING WALTHAM WATCHES.

SrLM WINDING W AltHAM hAlOhEo'
These represent the perfection Of American ulu AZ
they excel both in pBe and Irish: iheJ viii he gnaIaas m
watch VI foreign manlfaetate AZ VI w"
large Is respectfully solicited -
HOWARD ~ Co,
JzwKLKRs SiLvEEsSITEs
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19
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TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

TUESDAY. JANUARY 10, 1869.
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-02-05
NOTICE.

BY order Of the Board OF County Commits
sioners of Lyon county, Kansas, passed az
their regular meeting held in Emporfa, in said
county, on the first Monday in January, 1863,
there is hereby submitted TO the voters of Ly-4
on county, to be voted on at the annual cleo
ton for township officers, to be held in said
county, for the year 1859. the following ques-
ton for adoption or rejection: fs-s - sF
'.Shall the Board of County Commissioners
county. TO the amount Of $200, coo, in the Atch-
ison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company,
on the following conditions, to-wit:
r /. The said stock to be issued to said couns
ty as stock of the same company is issued to
individual stockholders.
?. The said stock to be issued only in the
manner and to the extent Of theother stock of
said company. t
3. The said stock to be paid for in Bonds Of
the said Lyon county, at par, of even date
from the date thereof, with interest payable
thereon annually, at the rate of seven per
cent. =
4. The said stock to be taken and paid for, az
aforesaid, when the said Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe Railroad Company shall have con-
structed their railroad in good and substan-
tial manner and shall have the same in opera
ton for the accommodation Of passengers and
freight, to the town of Emporia in said coun.
ty-prOcided that the same,shall be done by
or before the list day Of July, 1ST0-and provf-
ded further that the said company shall con-
struct permanent depot within 0ne-eiglth Of
one mile of the town-site of the said town Of
Emporia.
All the foregoing conditions to be fulfilled as
stated before the taking Of the said stock and
the issuance of bonds for the payment Of the
same. $50 s4..- = aslT
Ballots for the election upon said pFoposi-
tlon viii be written OF printed follows;
For Railroad Bonds" or against Railroad
Bonds" and the votes shall be counted and
certified by the Judges and Clerks Of election
to the County Commissioners of, said county,
in the same manner and ut the same time with
the votes for township officers cast at such
election. 9.t-4 sstes-- ss ar 81
BY order Of the Beard of County Commits
sioners Of Lyon county.
/. f. PERLEY, Chairman.
y j. i. WILLIAMS. Cleark. I2-3tE.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-02-05
The Emporia News.
-iday. I: February 8. 1860.
MAKE GOOD Walks.

The season is upon us, says the Ger
mantown Telegraph, when good hard
walks about our dwellings, barns and
out-houses generally are very desirable
ON many accounts-health. comfort and
convenience being among them. How
MANY of our agricultural readers neg
Icct this home duty, How many allow
the paths even to their houses to be al
most impossible in wet weather. And
So with the paths TO the barn, hog peH,l
cattle yards, etc. We have known per-
sons to wade through water, mud and
soft manure for eight months i'm the
year, TO these several places, at the ex-
pense of damp feet and nasty boots, in
stead of providing footway stones, or
boards, either OF which could be made
at small expense and = few hours of
labor. --rsgs -
Especially is this neglect to be con-
demned where the females of the fam
lily are the sufferers. j have many times
seen the way TO the wood pile, spring
house, chicken house and other iDdis-
pensable points, totally unfit to be used
by them. If any one thinks there is
any economy in this he is greatly mis-
taken. To say nothing as to the loss of
time in wading through the mud, the
wear. and tear of shoe leather and3in4
jury to garments would. alone pay the
entire expense of providing good dry
walks; but when the question of health,
of suffering and doctors, bills is taken
into account, they ought to be sufficient
to drive negligent, unsympathizing pro-
prietors, whether in town or country, to
follow the suggestions herein made a
man who will not look after the reason
able needs and comforts of his family
does not deserve 10 have a family.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-02-05
SHERIEE,S SALE.

State of Kansas,
county Of Morris.l
5. NJ Hays, VS.. j. z. Bryan, J. II. Robertson,
Willis Sullivan, Lille Sullivan and Emma
Robertson.
DYfvirtue of an order of sale bearing date
ID December the 10Th, a. ID. 1868, to me di-
rected and de lived, issued ip the above entl-
tied cause, out of the district court of the 9Th
Judicial district Of the State Of Kansas, sitting
in and for said county of Norris and also by
virtue of the Judgment and decree rendered
II said cause in said court on the 18th day OF
November, A. ID. 1853, / will on
Saturday. February 9th. IS68,
between the hours of . o'clock p. m. and 4 p.
m. of that day, Mt the court house door, In
Council Grove, in the county of Morris and
State of Kansas. offer at public sale and sell t.
the highest bidder, for cash in hand at the
time of sale the following described property,
to-wit: Lot number fifteen II, } in block mum.
Der eight (S, ) in the town of COuncil Grove, in
the county aud State aforesaid; appraised AT
nine hundred dollars; said property to be sold
as the property of the above named defendants
at the suit of 5. N. Hays. s-.
December Both, A. d. 1868.
W. d. KAHL,
&c Sheriff Morris county, Kansas.
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NOTICE.

"TILLTAM II. FOX. of parts unknown,
w is hereby notified that Sarah Ann Fox
did. on the Sth day of january, 1869, file, in
the office Of the district clerk for the county Of
Butler and State of Kansas, her petition charg-
ing the said William I'll. Fox with wiilful ab.
sence from the said Sarah Ann Fox for more
than one year last past. and that she may be
divorced from the said William III. Fox. which
petition will stand for hearing at the nextt term
of this court and that said William II. Fox
will answer or demur on the 10th day Of March,
1869. SARAH ANN FOX
As by W. T. Galliher, her Attorney.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-02-05
NOTICE.

Timothy McIntire, Pit'f..l In District Court
against for Lyon county,
II. G. FAINT, Deft. Kansas. -,
NIHE said II. G. FAINT, defendant, of the City
/ of Washington and District of Columbia,
Will take notice that he has been sued by the
said plaintiff Timothy MeIntire, in the District
Court fer Lyon county, Kansas, and that
unless she answers the petition by said plain
tiff filed in the said cause, on or before the 9th
day of March, 1859, the said petition will be
taken as true and Judgment according TO the
prayer of the same viii be rendered, decreeing
the said plaintiff to be the owner Of the follow
ing premises situate in said Lyon county,
The northwest quarter. of section number
twelve, in township number eighteen, south
of range number eleven, east of the sixth
principal meridian; that whatever title the
said II. q. FAINT has in the said premises, he
holds in trust for the benefit OF this plaintiff,
and that the said II. .sFaHt be deereed to ex-
ecute TO said plaintiff conveyance of all the
right, title and interest, if any, which the said
II. G.. FAINT, defendant, now has or claims un-
der and by virtue of certain deed from Al
len Pearson, and in default of such convey
ance by the said Fl. G. FAINT, the decree of said
Court shall stand such conveyance, and for
such other and further relief the said plain
tiff may be entitled to in law or equity. ,ds J
RUGGLES & PLUMB,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Emporia, Kansas, 22d Jan. 1869. 4-6
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NOTICE..

State of kansas,l c.
Lyon county.
In the district court in and for the county Of
Lyon. -..,a-r..s
George K. Dawson, Pl'h.,l no hag
VS.. --
Olive NJ. Dawson, Deft.
TIME said Olive Nj. Dawson, defendant in
4 the above action, is hereby notified that the
said plaintiff will apply to the Hon. John II.
Watson, Judge of said court, at his office at
Empora, in the county of Lyon and State Of
Kansas, on the 9th day of February, A. d,
1869, at 10 O'clock a. m, for the grant of COM
mission directed to C. A. Helmering, of the
city of San Francisco, in the county of San
Francisco and State of California, authorizing
him to take the dispositions of Charles Harlan,
Robert q. Perkins, and one Walters, whose
given name is unknown 10 the plaintiff in this
case, to be used on the trial of this action. -
II. G. CROSS,
4-6 Attorney for plaintiff.