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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-28
RaIIimOre Markets.

MATRICES
BALTIMORE, Oct. 27.-Flour dull and in favor Of
buyers without decided change. Wheat steady;
red Western at 81 1901 IA. Corn, white at 81 l29
l IS. Oats 57G59. Rye unchanged Mess Pork
firm at s33 Bacon quiet. Lard quiet at lSa1slzc.
Whisky in fair demand at 81 20Gal Il.
New Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS Oct. 27.-CottOn firm at 2jc
sales 200 bales; receipts $685. exports to Hayre
4,l29 bales. Oats higher, 63,d64c. Hay dull and
lower; prime $27. Pork declined mess, $50 Ba-
con is retailing for shoulders lsc; clear rib and
clear sides, PIC; hams, sugar cured, are held at
2shc; others unchanged Gold, To- sterling.
AN sight, par to 3 discount.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 27.-Cotton quiet at 25c. Flour,
superfne "a 80. Corn Sc Oats SOC. Groceries
unchanged. Sales of 81 hhds. tobacco at IS 600
IA 20. Pork 81. Bacon-shOulders lie; sides %
e2O4c. Lard lSc. Whisky 81 Il.
River stationary with three feet five inches in the
canal At Ifttsburg four feet three inches IN the
channel, and falling.
Cincinnati Markets.
CnCISNArI, Oct. 27.-Four dull and unchanged.
Wheat 81 ONial OslT. Corn S5CTS7c. Oats 50a60c.
Rye 95@97c. Cotton firmer at 25Lc Whisky
lower at 81 II. Tobacco active. The frost il re-
ported TO have caught considerable amount Of the
plants in the field and has ruined them. Pro
visions nOminally unchanged Hogs e. 5Nal0 ..
Butter and Cheese unchanged.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-Flour, spring extras 81 2jod
E TO- Wheat 94hG9lkc. Corn 65lE @66c. oats
39l{G3gLc. Rye zoe. Barley SOC. Highwinea
81 T.. Mess Pork, old S3l@32. lard lGEel64c.
81. Louis Markets.
sr. LOUIS, Oct. 27.-FIour, superfne, s4tGl 20.
Wheat, No. spring 92gyjc Corn I3hGI 4c.
| Oats 43G5Ic. Barley 81 l5Gl 30. Rye 50a57c.
Whisky 81 le. Sugar 13@I4hic. MoIaSses 5O,G
| 75c. Pork S29 70. Bulk clear sides Is. Bacon
shoulders l6tlc; sides I9hGI9Ec. lard l6c.
Memphis Markets.
| MEMPHIS, oct. 27.-COtten 24Lc; receipts ,lGg
bales; exports 1913 bales. Flour dull and I'M
| changed. Corn, old 81; new s5c. Oats sc. Hay
| Ssa- Bran DC. Pork $50. lard IsEa2OlEc. Ba-
| con weak, shoulders IKE; sides Bose.
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LEBANON. Oct. n, 1869.

was a witness to the operation, and l
corroborate every word of the above. The
Doctor has certainly saved Mrs. Franklin's
life Oct9G-1w c. HARDING.
New Buczwheat -four has arrived at W.
W. lotion & Bros, n. % College street.
Oct 96-3t
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The experts Of specie from New York to foreign
ports last week, amounted TO Sl7O,23s, against
200 794 the corresponding week last year The fol-
lowing will show the total exports OF specie from
New York TO foreign ports from Jan. to Oct
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For IAiIRr.
CircuitCOurI Clerk.

We are authorized to announce David G. Love as
a candidate for reelection to the Office of Circuit
Court Clerk for Davidson county, al the ensuing
March election.
We are authorized to announce Isaac Litton az a
candidate for Circuit Court Clerk, at the ensuing
d IL
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-07-02
THAT TOWN.

There is town In the NeOsho Valley that
has no railroads nor telcgraphs but it beats all
the towns in the State for nelcs. 1t has Il spicy
man which Is always making noise about
insurance matters; and two others who croso
all the time over livery stable; and still an
other who makes loud cal for painting.
One Of their boot and shOemakers he,cs for
living. The cooper makes no barrels, but
paints. The painter is ignorant on the paint
ing question, and gives his whole attention to
groceries. The Ueduer has got out of his
"speer'' and sells drugs.
There Is a hardware man in that town who
might do thousand wrong things but he will
be right Mt last They have u doctor that may
be guilty of malpractice every day but he will
die true and lrOrthy man. The bank may
fail and be s,cGilOIoed up, bun it is sure of u
~gOOdly heritdge'' after all.
There is pedrly fellow in that town who
induces the people to buy his die stuffs by
using bats. He also deals in clothing, but
there is man up street who can clap it to him
in that line.
All the grOccrs in town are engaged in a JoE
chase. And all of the dry goods men are con-
tending with bran splinter Re.c man, who
deals In notions, etc.
They have lawyer who has nearly six feet
OF pure foot; aud another that is constitutions
ally cross; and another poor fellow who is
bound to live and die bachelor unless the
legislature comes to his relief; and still an
other who makes it his business to haRt clients
for a real client skinner. But then they have
one lawyer who works by the plumb whether
he does by the square or not.
There is man in that town who was born
and brought up to preach the gospel Orer the
street. They have another preacher whose
early training has made him cross; and more
than t'Iat, he concludes that it is IceH to be So
L. i c. Z.
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In short trip down the Cottonwood recent
iy we were much pleased to note the rap
III Improvement Of that portion of the county,
and 10 notice with what energy and steady
faith i'm the future wealth and prosperity OF
eur beautiful valley the worthy citizens
many of whom are among the most energetic
lis promoting and carrying on good and sub
stantial improvements, and in fact improve
meut seemed to be the order upon every hand
noticeable among which Is a. j. Crocker'o
new residence, and the tasteful arrangement
OF the whole place bespeaks the thrifty farm
er. Mr. BartfOW, still further down, Is also
erecting Il 1ine residence. The Aessrs. Jones
are bringing under good state OF cultivation
pretty large extent Of this, one Of the largest
and most fertile Of the many wide-Spreadlng
bottem lands of the valley. Near the mouth
Of Buckeye Y. j and ID. Shellenberger have
new dwellings, while Charley Hancock and
w iiliam Stone, who are among our oldest set
well. On the town site OF Toledo goodly
number OF new buildings have been put up
recently. John Stone has n frame dwelling
! which he is oecDpving and which is nearly
eompleted. Several new farms are being i'm
proved up Buckeye, one OF Whleh-Wm. Os-
borne's-bids fair TO become source OF profit
and no doubt of pleasure to the proprietor.
Rut next in Importance TO the railroad and its
peruuisites, and the promise Of an abundant
harvest which will commence ere another
week has passed. is the prospect OF q new mill
being built at or near what Is known as the
Corey ford on the Cottonwood, by Messrs-
Thampsoa & Hunt. This mill Will be sit
uafed near the center OF what VIII De one OF
+ the most pOpuIOns districts Of Southern Kan
( sas and being sufficiently near the town site
I 10 be available. will supply \ want much felt
ON account Of the large amount Of grain which
is already and will continue 20 be raised in
that vicinity Chase County Banner.
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THE FLOWER QUEEN AT COUNCIL
GROVE.

EMPORIA. Kas., June 81, 1869.
EDITOR NEWS: We had the pleasure of at
tending the presentation OF the Slower
Queen in the NJ. E. church Mt Council Grove
on last Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
This really charming Cantata was given in
splendid style, under the direction of Prof.
Stimson, assisted by Prof. Havenhill and the
ladies Of the Grove, and reflects great credit up
on all who were engaged. The whole arrange
ment and decoration Of the stage, well
the singing and performing, were in excellent
taste, and evinced very careful and persistent
study and application. The ladies looked ful-
ly sweet as the flowers they represented.
Miss Susie Huffaker, who represented the Rose,
SVas chosen Queen, and quite astOnished us
with her fine singing and acting. Mrs. Arnold
personified the Dahlia, Mrs Lederiek the Gro
Gus, Mrs. Robbins the Mignonnette, Mrs. Mich
OILS the Hollyhoek, Miss Josie Mathers the
Lilly, and Mrs. Baker the Sunhower. When
all did so well, it would certainly be unfair to
partieularize. The young misses who per-
formed the Hether Bells and POppies sang
very sweetly and added much to the entertain
meut.
Large audiences greeted the singers on both
evenings which we were very glad TO see, for
no one can imagine the amount of labor and
expense il requires to commit a whole even
ing's entertainment to heart, and build and
decorate stage, &C., until they have had
little experience in that direction. After the
concert on Thursday evening, portion OF the
''FIowers,~ with Messrs. HavenhilI and Math-
er, sang several very fine comic songs, quar-
tettes, and concluded with some old fashioned
singing, the singers being dressed in costumes
Of 100 years ago. This drought down the
house, and everybody started for home in the
jolliest mood over the entire success of the per-
formances.
Prof. Stimson, with his accustomed hberali-
ty. donated one third Of the net proceeds OF
both evenings to the church. H N.
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GOOD NEws.-BOth Lyon and Usage conn
ties have voted the bonds in aid Of the A. I.
s S. f. Il. r., by a large majority. As we
predicted the people q these counties had
their eyes open 20 their interests. and would
lose no opportunity to build up their section
even II 1t does eest little money. We be-
Heve we feel as coed over the result as do the
people Of Emporia. and the face Of every man
we have seen from there Is wonderfully short
and broad since the 18th inst. We are glad.
because the q. I. & s. i. Il. Is our road, head
ing In our direction, and likely to be built
shortly up the Cottonwood valley and through
our county; we are glad because fs brings US
within twenty miles Of an ezsst and west read.
and what Is twenty miles compared with sew
enty-five or hundPeds We are glad because
il will build up this county as well as Lyon;
we are glad TO have the road even At EmpoKia-
but shall be doubly glad 20 see tt pushed
on ward the Southwest Gentlemen Of the
railroad company. push the road alongl the
trade Of Chase, Butler, Sedgwick, and Marion
counties awaits youi the great Texas cattle
trade will be y0ur prize. There Is good
country toward the Arkansas. and the road
will pay almost from the frst; push il along.
Chase County Banner.
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CELEBRATION AT NEOsHO RAPIDS
NEOSHO Rapids June odd 1869

CELEBRATION AT NEOsHO RAPIDS.
NEOsHo RAPIDS, June I'D, 1869.
EDITOR NEWS: The citizens Of Neosho Rap
ids propose to celebrate the 4th of July at this
place by holding Sunday school picnic at
Sections grove. The Sabbath schools Of Hart
ford, EageIe creek, ArvOnia, or Marais des
Cygnes, Forest Hill, Junction and Key West
have been invited to join US. Good speakers
will be in attendance, and every effort win be
made TO entertain those from the adjoining
country. 1t is proposed to have basket din
ner, each school bringing their own provis-
ions.
The different schools are requested to meet at
the school house on the morning Of the Sd OF
July as soon as convenient, when a procession
will be formed to march to the grove, accom-
panied by martial music. &c.
Nv order of COMMITTEE of ARRANGEMENTS
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A CARD FROM M. a. WILSON.

EDITOR NEWS: Through the columns Of
your excellent paper would humbly request
the privilege Of bespcaking the earnest thanks
OF myself and family to those friends and
members OF the Baptist Church
sswhO the mud and rain defying."
made us happy surprise last Thursday even
ing, filling our hands with presents and our
hearts with love and gratitude to them and to
Him esfrom whom all dressings now." We are
especially thankful for the money which was
found in the hand OF our little girl gust after
the party had retired We regret that we may
not give @names and numbers but we rejoice
that at the ssJudgment'' these shall very soon
be announced; when may the righteous Judge
reward you, dear friends, according to your
kindness to us.
MR. & MRS. II. A. WIxsoN.
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NOTICE no sgTEPPERs.

SUP'Ts OFFICE, A. T. & s. r. r. X. Col
TOPEKA, June 25th, 1859. I
"AVING made arrangements with Kansas
III Pacific Railway to transfer freight at
this point, noticsis hereby given TO shippers
that on and after Monday. July 5th, 1859, all
freight consigned To Burlingame, EmpOria,
and all other points in Southwestern Kansas,
will be delivered by Kansas Pacific X: r.: to A,
T. & S. F. r. R., and taken to end Of our track
for delivery.
Parties expecting freight will find it at end
OF our track after July 9Th. unless they In
strnct X. r. 4. Z. Co. to hold it at Topeka.
Freight will be received ut end OF track, and
transferred here for all points.
27-a T. j. PETER, sup't.
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Wanted.

A situation by middle aged man in aay
honorable position in which he could make
himself useful. Reputation for morality, in
tegrity and honesty unque<tiOnabIe. Has had
large experience in the various branches Of the
mercantile business and bookkeeping.
Speaks both German and English.
To any one commencing business who is not
fully competent. or one such already under
way in this or any other city or tOsrR, the adj
vertiser would be invaluable.
Address W.R.S.,
25-1t through Emporia PostOffiee.
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UNION BASKET aIxErINe.-There viii be a

UNION BASKET MEETING.-There will be n
Union Basket Meeting at the Baker ford, on
the Cottonwood, Sunday, july 4th, commence
ing at 10 o'clock in the morning, and at 2 in the
afternoon. All are cordially invited TO attend.
Several ministers are expected to be present
Those coming will please to be sure and bring
their dinners with them, not to be COM
PEELED to leave the ground.
Let us lay aside all seltishness and seetarian-
ism and come up to the help OF the Lord
against the mighty. Come one, come all.
JOHN RAMSEY.
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ATCHISON, TOPEKA & SANTA PE
7AELRoAZ
NOTICE

SUP'Ts OFFICE. A., T. & s. F. r. r. Col
TOPEKA. June sd, 1869. |
TIME above Railroad will he open for blisi-
ness Monday, June 18th, 1859, between
Topeka and Carb0ndale. ut which point trains
connect with stages for Rurlingame and EmpO-
ria. Trains Will run daily, Except Sunday
as follows:
Mixed train, leave Topeka at e:15 A. NJ, AZ.
irving at Carbnndale 7:45 A. NJ; Passenger,
leaves Carbondale 1910 A. NJ, arrive 1t Tope.
ka IL 40 A. NJ, and connects with east and west
trains on Kansas Pacific: Returning, leaves
Topeka at 90 P. NJ, arriving at Carbonate
200 P. NJ; Mixed Train. ieayes CarbOndale
4:O0P NJ, arriving ut Topeka $40 p. n.
27-tf I. j. PETER, Sup't.
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ORDER OF EXERCISES.
FIRE WORKS IN THE EVENING /!


There viii be agrand old fashioned Patriotic
81. 1869.
The citizens Of the town aud vicinity are de-
termined to make this the greatest Jubilee ever
held in Southern Kansas.
A general invitation il extended TO the peo-
pie Of Lyon and adjoining counties to be pres
ent. Come one! Come ALL
At 10 o'clock the procession will be formed
at the Court House under the direction Of the
Marshal, and march to the grove near town.
At the grove the following will be the
ORDER OF EXERCISES:
1st. Prayer-Rev. l.. NJ. Hancock.
2nd- Singing-Chorus.
Sd. Declaration Of Ind.-L. b. kellogg.
4th. Music-Band.
5th. Oration-Col p. b. Plumb.
9th SiHging-ChOrus.
9Th. Adjourn for Basket Dinner.
Sth. Musie-Band.
9th. Temperance Address,. b. Peyton.
10th. Singing-ChOrus.
18th. Closing Address.-R. n. Oyerstreet.
18th. SiHging-Ghorus.
18th. Cavalry Parade-Sons Of IS In uniform.
18th. Music-Band.
18th: BenedictiOn-Rev. Wilson.
At night there will be "a grand display of
fireworks.
OBGgcERs OF THE DAY.
President-Jaeob Stotler.
MarshaI-Col. B. T. Wright.
ORDER OF ASSEMBLY.
The following Is the order for assembling
and march for the celebrations:
The Temperance Society will assemble ON
Commercial street, east side. between Sixth
and Seventh avenues, the right resting on
Sixth.
The order of MasOns on the west side Of Conn
mercial street, between Sixth and Seventh av-
enues, the right resting on Seventh.
The Odd Fellows on the west side OF Com
mcrciaI street Immediately following the Ma
sons.
If there are any neighboring societies, they
will form on the west side Of Commercial street,
between Fourth and Fifth, the right resting on
Fifth.
Citizens in carriages, on the east side Of Com
merciai, between Third and Fourth, the right
resting on Third.
Citizens I'm wagons Immediately following.
Citizens mounted, on the east side of Com
mercial, between Fifth and Sixth, the right as
near Fifth as convenient.
Citizens on foot, on the east side of CONNER
cial street between Seventh and Eighth, the
right resting on Eighth.
The President and officers of the day. speak
ers, clergy, town and country officers and the
Band will form on Merchants, between Sixth
and Seventh, the right resting on Seventh.
The procession will move at 10 O'Clock a.. M,
sharp time; moving down Seventh to CONNER
cial street. and south on Commercial to the
grove, observing the following order of march:
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Band.
Marshal and First Assistant Marshal.
President and Officers of the Day.
Town and County Officers
Temperance Society.
Masonic Society.
Odd Fellows Society.
Societies from other Towns.
Foot.
Neighboring Delegations.
Carriages.
Wagons.
Mounted Men.
Assistant Marshals will be assigned positions
on the ground according as circumstances may
seem to warrant.
BY order OF the Com. of Arrangements.
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The neat and comfortable little cottage viii,

The neat and comfortable little cottage which
sprang up like a mushroom, week before last,
on No. 81 East street, and which is now oecu-
pied by the Rev. NJ. A. Wilson, pastor Of the
Baptist church of this city, is not, rs some
suppose, the parsonage which that society con-
template building. We understand that Mr..
WILSON'S new house is principally the result
OF the liberal contributions Of some of the
good people to whom he ministers in ssholy
things while the lot on which It stands is a
present from the Hon. j. H. Swallow. If sby
their fruits We shall know them,'' we may safe
~ infer that the hearts Of this young pastor
and people are beating in unison and harmo-
ny, and that the Baptist church Of this place Is
likely to be more prosperous than in gears be-
fore. They still worship In the court house
every Sunday at 1890 A. n.
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G, ROWMAN:

Merchant Tailor, Topeka, Kans.
Keeps q large stock of the most fashionable
Cloths. Cassimeres, yessings. Re-,
Which he offers to make up at Eastern prices,
and perfect fit guaranteed, or no sale. His
cutter is Mir. j. v. Hart. formerly Cutter with
w. E. Sutliff & Co., Of Lawrence, Kansas.
He also keeps fine line of Realy-Made Clo-
thing, Hats, Caps, and Gents Furnishing
Goods. 13-I
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ORDINANCE no. 50.

Be IL OrdGsRed 6v the Board 9f Trustees
Of the torn II EmR0rfd:
SECTION 1. That Gro swaiks shall be built
across streets and avenues where sidewalks
exist and not provided for in Ordinance q.
Said cr0sswalks TO be made OF stone not less
than eighteen inches long, twelve inches wide
and six inches thick. set on edge, IL inches
from center 20 center, eight inches in the
ground. the top or upper edge Of said stone TO
be neatly hammer dressed and set squrely in
the ground.
SIC. 9. This Ordinance shall take effect and
be In force from and after its publication once
I'm the EMPoRIA NEWS.
Passed June z1sf, 1869.
J4cOB STOTLER, Chairman.
]. Fl: ": Nuts. C1efk:
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~ p. Denny has received his first invoice
Of Furniture and Upholstery. He will be
found at lS3 Commercial street, one door south
Of the post ofiicc. He intends keeping COM
plete stock OF everything in the furniture
une and will sell as cheap as the cheapest.
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We will be prepared to furnish the public
with Americas cheese ut all times. From one
up to five thousand pouds can be had at any
time.
Our cheese will he on sale at the store Of Bal
ley & Painter during the season. Encourage
home manufacture, especially when the article
is as good and cheap as any that can be bought
abroad.
2l-tf CAMPBELL & JAMES
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SPRING WAGoNs.-See advertisement of j.
C. Burgan in this issue OF the paper. Mr..
Burgan proposes to build spring wagons, and
pay particular attention to ironing wagons for
our people. He can and will put up Il superb
or article of wagons and sell them Mt such
prices as to induce the people here to buy of
him instead of sending east for them. He
ought to be encouraged in this enterprise. 1t
will pay the community to build up all kinds
of manufactures here. His shop is on the al
ley back of The NEWS office. Go and see him.
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BE. 8 lIRs. u. a. wIxsoS.

Gen. Rinaker. of Cariinviile. ILL.,, who has
been i'm our State for week or two. returned
from Emporia yesterday he has been pros
peeting in the Neosho Valley. The General
has secured n number Of corner lots in EmpO-
ria, and will soon close \ bargain for section
or more OF land in the Valley. The General is
delighted with our State He len for home
yesterday noon. We hope 10 see him back
soon.-Rscord-
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Misses NJ. M. Dixon 8 Z. Paisley
Respectfully call the attention Of the ladies Of
Elnporia 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 futing done
to order. 1921
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NEW ARRANGEAIENT.-The stages now
leave here at o'clock p. NJ, and run through
to CarbOndale, ut the end OF the railroad, by 6
o'clock next morning, connecting with the
morning train for Topeka and the East. Re
turning, the stages leave Carbondale about 9
p. m, after the eastern train comes. and arrive
here at II o'clock p. m. New and eommOdi-
GUS coaches have been put on.
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The editor Of the Usage CkroRicIs seems to
be very much elated over the fact that Usage
county polled more votes. ON the railroad prop
osition than Lyon, and goes on TO state, in his
last paper. that hereafter Usage will have
voice in the management OF political affairs in
the Southwest We will inform the gentle
man that aam6ers very little to do in the
arrangement of cur political Affairs. Brains
win Ia this country.
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Transactions In real estate durtag the last
few days have been very brisk In town. Buy
ers are numerous and seem to have plenty OF
money. Nearly everybody that comes here
wants property OF some kind and will not go
away satisfied unless they buy. Our land
agencies are busy nearly all the time.
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r. C. Hill, of Amerieus. Lyon county.
rived in this city yesterday, from Leaven-
worth, whittier he had been TO purchase ma
ehinery for Il mill belonging TO the firm of
Ruggles & Hill. tom l. one OF the old set
tiers Of the s-great Neosho,n and has relied
wholly upon his oars. The result is he has
padded his canoe successfully, and become
one OF the NeOsho nabols.-COI oHsceQlth.
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walter VandOren is getting quite an extern
sive IArnA under cultivation a mile and a half
northwest Of town. He Is breaking and fene-
ing large amount Of prairie, and has set out
> Tot of rees,.shrubbery, etc. He has COM
Portable house built and will soon have a de-
airaAla nlaee