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The New York herald., 1869-06-18
BROOKLYN CITY.
TIE C0URTS.
SUPREME C0uaT-CiACUlTl.
Action for Rent.

Before Judge Tappen.
MdTy C.. NeiH us. Edlodrd Wetr.-In November
1867 plaintiff rented house In Bond street. corner
OF Degraw, to the defendant for s23 per month, to
be paid monthly in advance. Defendant occupied
the house for nine months during which time he
paid but $50. This action was brought TO recover
the balance due. The defence set up that there
agreement entered INTO on the 10th OF Decem-
ber, 1867 between him and the plalntl by the terms
OF which he to furnish the son-in-law OF plann
with groceries and apply the amount due as pay
ment for the rent. THIS agreement was denied on
the part Of the plaintiff Verdict for plaintiff for full
amount claimed.
Michael ]. Dunn for plaintiff; Bernard Hughes for
defendant.
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DEATH OF Mrs. SPINNER.-The wife OF General r.
r. spinner, OF the United States Treasury Depart
ment. died la Monawk on Monday last. she came TO
her former home on VISIT recently, and was stricken
with apopexy. Her funeral will take place this az
tern0on from her late ressdence.- Utica Observer,
yuns &c.
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COURT CalEnnAF-THiS DAY.

CITY COURT Nos lOO l02, 1OS, lO4 lo5, 1O7, los
109 no. III l2O, 22 124, 125 126, 127, l2S l3J l3l
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Legal AdYartissmants
H0TTCE.


Henry II. Simpson. and
". A. einpsOa, Ph'Gs..
o. Hopkins. Josiah Scott, Kansas.
Danlap, Defts-
VNHE said Elizur T. Goodrich. Calvin o.
L Hopkins. Josiah Scott, John Harvey and
kncwIl, viii take notice that they have been
sued by the said plaintiffs. Henry n. simpson
and W. A. simpson. in the District Court for
Lyon county. Kansas, and that unless they
answer the petition by said plaintiffs, fled in
said cause, % or bsfore the 9Th daY. of March,
1850. the said petitioh will be tax en- As true and
Judgment according to the prayer OF the same
Will be rendered foreelosing mortgage given
BY the said Elizur 7. Goodrich 9pon the north
east quarter OF section number twenty-SiX.
and the north half Of section humber twenty
five. township number twenty. range number
eleven, situate In said Lyon county. TO secure
the payment Of the SUM Of $3.50, in one year
from the 3Oth day Of December. 1859. with in
terest after maturity until paid at the rate Of
three and One-half per cent. per month
W hich said debt is due to plaintiffs and
| remains unpaid, ard ordering the sale of said
piled to tn payment Of said debt and the at
torney's fee OF 300 for foreclosure; that exc
cution be awarded for the balance; and that
the interest Of the said defendants, Calvin o.
Hopkins, Josiah Scott. John Harvey and VIII
liam Dunlap be decreed subordinate 20 the
lien Of said mortgage.
RUGGLES & PLUMB.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
EmpoFia, I'D JAM, 1858. 4-6
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NOTICE.

Timothy Me!ntire, Pit'f.l In District Court
H.G. FAINT. Dert. Kansas U"
THHE said III. g. FAINT. defendant. Of the City
i Of Washington and District Of Columbia.
will take notice that he has been sued by the
said plaintiff Timothy McIntire, in the District
Court for Lyon county. Kansas, and that
ualess she answers the petition by said plain
til fled in the said cause. on or before the 5th
day Of garch, 1869. the said petition will be
taken as true and Judgment according 20 the
prayer OF the same will be rendered. decreeing
the said pfainffG TO be the owner Of the follow
ing premises situate in said Lyon eeunfy:-
The northwest quarter of section number
twelve, ia township mum Der eighteen. south
Of range number eleyen, east OF the sixth
principal meridian; that whatever title the
said II. G. FAINT has in the said premises, he
holds in trust for the benefit of this plaintiff.
and that the said H. g. FAINT be deereed TO eX-
ecute to said plaintiff q conveyance Of all the
right. title and interest, &c any, which the said
III. g. FAINT, defendant, nov 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 II. g. FAINT, the decree Of said
Court shall stand rs such conveyance. and for
such other and further relief as the said plain
tiff may be entitled to In law equity.
RUGGLES PLUMB,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Emp0ria, Kansas, ed Jan. 1853. IS
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Isaac Befhurem 70 w II Beshurem. warran-
~ deed for 1S1k acres Of n e - 10 II & " n 10
Il. 800.
Sarah Baird to A b DonaIdson, warranty
deed. VIZ 1e11. $500.
LID Baily to Newton Cooper, quit claim, lots
3 and Of sec Is IL. Sl76.
A - II II CaFpenAer 20 n Ryn1S Warraaty
deed, lots 50 and 81 Eeosho st. EmpOria. $aS.
Pc Hallberg to Kraft q Deitritch, warran-
ty deed, lot I54 Commercial st. Emporia. sl,-
ia.
Elmira Hornsby to Joahua Cowgirl, warraa-
~ deed, lot 13s Commercial st. EmporIa, $500.
G W Lee 70 s Kempthorne, bond for deed,
100 acres Of sec 30 ID 10, 9l,4 400.
Lyon county 70 AlmeEin Gillett, tax deed, Q
VIZ HIT l1swK Il 20 Il and W 4 50 10 IL.
D T Mitchell to Newton Cooper, quit claim,
lots and sec and Of n e2 I6I2.
G x Armand to W T Davidson, warranty
deed, ek sec 4, sw 4 see 10 and 40 acres Of 8
VIZ 1s2II0. S1,sO0.
Jonathan Pierce to Geo W BalIOu, warranty
deed, u sec . IS II. $500.
j Reeves to Geo w BAllou, warranty deed,
q see % ID u. S2,6OO. @lEt
Richard B Thomas to John Thomas, mort
gage, 20 acres Ofn W = sec % 10 II.
United States to Jonathan Pierce, patent n G
u . Is II.
United States to A J Reeves, patent, 4 %
10 II.
United States tn d T Mitchell, patent, lots q
| and sec sud 9 e Of n 4 sec 16 IL.
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rrona Nsoshe Rapsas.

NDOsHo RAPIDS, Jan. Ii, 1869.
Mr.. EDITOR: Feeling great interest
in the cause Of temperance in your place
l wish to pen few remarks to your pa
per. 1t has long been settled by the
concurrent testimony Of the most dis
tinguished physicians that alcohol is q
rank and deadly poison. That in its eff
fects It resembles arsenic, and though
slower in its operations it is not less
certain and destructive in its results.
Who then will deny that the mere use
of this poison is in itself crime? A
crime however which sinks into insig-
nificance when compared with that of
making and vending it for the destruc-
ton Of others.
I noticed an article in your paper q
short time since stating that q lady had
been insulted on the street as she was
returning from church, by some person
under the influence Of this poison !;
while perhaps at the same time she was
sporting q wreath Of artificial flowers
interviewer with feathers, the proceeds
of this poison sold in the back room of
some drug store. Whe. g, in the eye of
Eternal Justice, is the difference be-
tween him who by the sale of this poi
son causes fOur-6fths of the pauperism,
crime, sickness, wretchedness, insanity
and death which affiict the world, and
he who does it by the universal diffu-
sion of miasmatic cholera Gf you pleasel
or by the administration of other poi
SOM What would you think of man
circulating petition in your town for
the purpose of getting license to spread
through your village smallpox, or some
other disease no less fatal in its results
What matters it to the widowed wife
and wretched orphan whether you con-
sign the husband and father to Q prema-
ture grave by the midnight dagger, or
by the lingering fortunes of . drunk
ards DEATH The difference is only in
form. In form. did say7 correct
myself: the enOrmity Of guilt rests
with . heavier hand upon the head OF
the death-dealing grocer. In the first
case the destroyer infiicts upon the sur
vivOrs bereavement unembittered by
shame and unstained by dishon0r, while
in the latter he superadds to the crime
Of murder, and to the destitution and
loneliness of orphanage and widow
hood the wretched inheritance Of pow
erty and disgrace. speak not of thu
galIows chains, the dungeons and peni
tentiaries, to whose rayenous nights anS
hungry walls the venders of this poi
son are but recruiting officers. speal
not Of homes deserted, Of happines
blasted and hopes forever crushed be
meath the withering tread Of this fel
destroyer. Neither will the small spac
allowed me in your paper permit me .
; point you to those scenes of grovelin
dissipation from which the once kin
husband and father IL sent home tranl
formed into an infatuated demon, to hi
: trembling wife and fAmishing children
the object alike Of terror and shame.
Z. B. s..
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We understand that at the last meet
ing OF&hs TOwa Beard, che contract for
constructing stone CUTTERS and cross
wallis On COmmeEeiai street was let to
T. HcIntyre, st 60 cents per foot for
crOsswaIks and cutters without curb
stone, and s cents per foot for CUTTERS
with corbstODe. This is maeA be-
low the cost estimated By some Of our
citissRs. and win undoubtedly give
general satisfaction, The contract for
fsncing Humboldt Park was also let to
johnson 3 Holmes at $500 per rod.
We arg glad TO zee that the Tow
Board are in favor Of substantial inn
provements, and that they are pushing
them - rapidly as the unfaVorable
weather viii allow.
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MUSICAL.

We are Aaepyto a.Dgance = tie Buaieal
public shaG Mr. u. II. aaseahEEI Gad eshsrs
are forming Fhilharn0aie Society, which,
judging GEOm the thirty names already secured,
win Be vero interesting and suecEssful or
ganixatioa. All those who can read eonamoa
church music are earnestly solicited 60 become
members. As We underssanA e, sAe society
viii adopt 9 constitution, pass such bylaws,
elect such OnAeers and levy such taxes Is it may
deem best for the greatest good Of the society;
the whole TO be done by ballot. We also learn
that there will be . csnrss q lessons given In
the elements Of music fOF the benefit Of al adj
ults who may wish 10 enter the society. but
who cannot do 30 1t present OF account Of their
not being able 70 sing By note. This class will
be under the care and control Of the Philhar-
monte Society, and therefore, We aoubt not,
VIII be ably and thoroughly instruceea- The
society may also organize an elementary elasR
for juveniles, due notice Of which we presume
will be given- We are glad TO re this move
ment. which Is In the right directioa, and wish
for L the happIest results.
p. 8. Mr. HaveahilI has jslst requested us 70
state that the society viii meet for OeKaniza-
tion, election Of officers, ETC., on some evening
Of next week. Notice q time and place viii
be given, II the weather remains favorable, on
next Sabbath from the pulplts. Everybody
Invited.
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A FACT WORTH NOTICING,

IL that we have now on free exhibition in our
new Fine Art Gallery large and choice Sc
lection Of oil paintings, foreign and American
cro1aos, fne engravings, elegant Haouldings in
gilt rosewood and gilt walnut, and limitation
walnut, oval frames, bronzes. Bohemian ware
in vases and toilet sets, fine basts, figures, ped
estals aud brackets In imitation marble, hang
ing caskets, odor Baskets, viniagresses. beauti-
ful 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 fRe paint
iags, ckromos, engrGrings 0ad BaoUldixgs tn
the State.
Weare Offering oil paintaings ct from so TO
S155, and chromos and engravings at from $5
TO so, ali most elegantly framed. These pie
| lures we propose to sell a. 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, publishera and
manufacturers. BATES PERLEY,
Emporia, December 4, 1858.
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winter Goods.


whitley 3 Truit have just received . large
stock Of cheap and desirable winter goods,
which they are selling OF at very low rates.
Give them call soon II you wish first choice.
Their stOek IL the largest and most complete to
be found in Emporia, consisting, in part, OF
cloths, cassimeres, staple and fancy dress goods
q all styles and prices, staple and fancy dry
goods, notions, hoods, nubias, scarfs, shawls
and cloAks, ladies' furs, 1T % to $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 1t all, both great AID small; also 6
large stock Of overooAts st all prices from siz
70 thirty dollars; also full line q family gro
ceries.
They Offer great Inducements e traders ana
large deaIerS from the country. They are alst
agents for the Lawrence WOolen Factory, ana
have large stock Of yarn, blankets, jeans
Aannels, tweeds, eOveFlets. &C., &c.
Remember the place, the old stone corner.
| est
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OUR AnrERICUs LETTER.
AnER.cus. Jan. Is. 10

AMERECUs, Jan. l9, 1859.
The donation supper at the church
last Tuesday evening, for the benefit.
of Rev. j. McAnulty, was decided sue
cess. Sixty-ive persons partook Of the
supper, and the sum of S1O0.25 was
contributed. When we consider that
no committee had been appointed and
apparently but little preparation pre-
viously made, the result seems the
more satisfactory.
But very little is doing at present
among any class Of our people, owing
to the dreadful condition Of the wealth
er and roads. The schools in this
vicinity have all been more or less in
terrupted by the mud and water, and
some Of them have been compelled to
suspend for q number of days.
The difficulties that have occurred
this winter in getting to the grist mills,
have awakened people to . realization
of the fact that we imperatively need .
Touring mill north of the Neosho, and
we rejoice to know that two different
parties are now negotiating with the
owners Of mill sites, with . view Of
putting up mills the coming summer.
There are three or four good water
privileges on the Neosho between
Americas and Emporia, and . good
water mill 1t either one Of them would
assuredly be . paving institution. The
number Of Nails now In operation in
the county lie not sufficient to meet the
demands. Those who take grist have
almost invariably to leave them and
make the second trip several days
afterward to get them. In the cOndi'
ton the roads have been this winter
this state Ofthings has been very trying
to those living north Of the river. It Il
greatly to be hoped that mill will inn
mediately be built near this place.
On Thursday morning last, Mr.. p. B
Naxson came over to town to take tn
hack for Junction City to attend
meeting Of the Valley Railroad COmpa
my. Finding the hack was not running
Z on account Of high water, he took on
: one Of his horses, saddled IL and starte'
= OF on horseback through the drench
!. ing rain for the above place. Sue
: pluck in = 'pub func" is worthy
4 note.
Mr.. VIM. B. FOote, who lives fou
miles north of town, on Allen creel
: was in the woods chopping, last sAtul
J. day, when by some accident he cut on
y Of his feet nearly half on at the instei
y DIR. Jacobs, Of EmpOria, was sent 70
Al who managed by crossing the NeOsh
: in . skilf and changing horses . coup
of times to reach Mr.. F's eight or Il
hours after the accident occurred, N
dressed the wound. The patient
'l- said to Be tioing very ksli S6hsideriI
= = the circumstances, though he must be
NJ long time recovering. r.
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Bold and Daring Attempt at
Hk4AhHA


Bold and Daring Attempt at
Robbery!
EreAh lAursls added 90 the old reliable Mac
neaie & Urban Safe; A Are-prOsE safe made
burgiar-proof by their new Patent inside bolt
work.
KANSAS CITY, No Nov, Is, 1858.
Aea0s. MecseGls e UxbGa. CYacfaaeti:
GExTs: On the night Of the 5th last, bur-
glars made most determined, hut unsueeess-
full attack upon the are-proof safe we bought
Of your agents, Aeszrs. Bidwell q Cooper, az
this city, and after work Of four hours, they
gave up the job. thinking It too difficult for
them. .aaas
when we bought the safe we expected moth
ing more than fre-ppOOf safe; but it having
30 well de6ed the efforts Of skilled thieves and
midnight burglars, we can sasure you we are
satisAed with the result, and shall be pleased
At All times 70 recommend your safes 70 any
who may want . good and reliable article in
thst lire.
The patent inside bolt-work, we think, Is
one q the greatest Improvements Of the age,
and well worthy the consideration Of all who
contemplats purchasing . Hre-proof q Ere and
burgiar-pFoof safe.
We have to-day shipped you the safe, and Il
you can sead Ns-s- Me- . In plsces you viii
much oblige Yours Truly,
ADLER, FElEEMAN q CO.
Call and see sample On exhibition at Ise
Commercial e., Emp0ria, Kansas
-5s-fE4za B. T.-WRIGRT, Ag't.
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NOTICE.

state Of Ksnsaa q.
In the district court in and Tor the cOuAty Of
Lyon.
George z. Dawson, PPG-l
Olive II. Dawson, Deft.
U(t4E said Olive d. Dawson, defendant in
the above action, Is hereby notified tb2tfhe
said plaintiff will apply TO the Hon. John Il.
Watson, Judge Of said court, at his once at
Emporia, in the county Of Lyon and State OF
Ifs9. "a 10 O'clock =. m, for the grant a conn
mission directed TO G. a. HeinerHg. Of the
city Of San Francisco. in the county Of SaA
Francisco and state Of CsiifoznLas aa1hos1z1ug
hin 10 take the deDoaitions Of Charles Harlan,
Robert g. Perkins, and one Walters. whose
given name Is unknown to the plaintiff in this
case, 20 be used on the triza Of Tia acf1on:
| Il. c. Cross,
As Attorney for plaintif.
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BRIpGzs ~ CHASE CQUEFys-We arc glad to
learn that the people of Chssa county arc NOV
ing in the matter Of bridges. u IL Proposed 70
build hEtdges - fpllOwsl 0qs across TIE Cot
tOnw God river At the Pals; one assoss Desmond
Greek, A1d O9s sspOss AIadis Greek RsAR their
msuths; and aRe scsOss Psytna Aad Rnekeye
Creeks. The last tw0 Grs between this place
and the Ralis, aAd sll ne than, especially II the
present stat6 % the roads snQtiRne, win gBsat-
" facilitate q HsvigatiOn.- TIE proposition y
10 be voted On at the Spring slscti0as and v u
Is eAs.iss ths PpOsperlty a The FAlis AaA Of toe
wlIcIe county vim be grestly angnntad'
Nothing tells ~ the enterprise Of people more
than good bridges,
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LETTERS FROM THE NAsr---PERSONs
DESIRING IMPORTATION ABOUT

KANSAS.
We are almost daily resolving letters Of In
quiry about Kansas from the Eastern States.
We give below few specimens. Here Il one
from Paoli, Indiana:
Enclosed please find twenty-five e4a. Will
you please send me . copy q TRE ENroRIA
NEws, together with any ether Kansas papers
that You may have at hand. This part Of Indi-
ana was at one time considered . good farming
cOuntry-at least we could raise corn and hogs
enough % live on, and &c we faiId on these, we
could cut ho0p-poles during the winter and
make fair living at il, but Of late years they
have all failed most miserably. want to Try
my luck In Southwestern Kansas. Please send
me the name Of some reliable man that has
land for sale.
This one from z. L. Clayton, NOrristown,
Pennsylvania, IL to the point:
Send me twenty-five cents worth Of infor-
nation about KsnsAs-your paper and some
real estate advertisements. The old saying Il
that ''the fool Of every family goes west" I
am coming TO Kansas In the spring. We have
not had good crop here for three years
One from Quaker friend In North Carolina
contains the following:
viii you please send me some copies Of your
paper containing ., description OF your part Of
are too thick here fer nae aad I want to come
west as sooa as can sell what little property
1 have here. A great many persons In this
State would go TO . new country to live, but
times are hard and money fs scarce % that II
is almost impossible TO sell land for what 1t Il
worth.
This one from West Virginia needs NO ex
| PLANTATION:
Poor crops, hard times, Ku Klux, niggers
| and poor white trash have Overrun this part
% Virginia, and /, with several Of my neigh
bors, desire 70 come west In the spring. Sent
me as much Information about your town ana
county As you can. / have some money anC
| would like to invest 1t in q railroad town
What are your prospects for railroads.
These are fair specimens q what we receiv.
every week. We answer by sending them
few copies Of THE NEWS.
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Il viii Be seen by advertisement in
another cOlamn that the Board Of Trus-
tees are abOat TO provide crossings on
ali streets where there are side
walks. This is good move. There is
little use Of sidewalks, when you have
to plunge into HnfathOmable depths
whenever You come to . street or alley.
Hand in your bids, gentlemen, your
money Is ready.
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NOTCH,

e hereby nodded that Sarah Ann Fox
did, On the Sth day Of January, 1852, Me, In
the once Of the diatrict clerk, for the county Of
ing the said William Il. Fox with wiilfnl abb
senee from the safd Sarah Ann Fox for D0re
than one year last past and that she may be
divorced from the said William 81. Fox which
petition viii etand for hearing It the nextterm
Of this court and that eatd William 81. Fox
will answer or denur on the 1eGh day II March,
1879. Es SARAH ANN FOX
146 by W. Z. GaIIiher, her Attorney.
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J. C. FrAker, of EmporiA, passed
through here yesterday ON his way to
Washington. He Il - estimable gentle
man and first class business man. He
represents the feeling OF the Southwest
that the Osage Treaty should be ratified
Altar securing the amendments demand
ed by the ps0ple.-LeGCeRsCOrth zV1ss
d Conservative,
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Neys goods, Now Goods!

Waskey and Hurst are receiving the largest
stock Of dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes
hats and caps, groceries, notions, ever brought
ta southern Kansas, direct from New York, the
head Of the market, and we ask everybody tC
call and examine our stock and prices and sat
isfy themselves that 1853 Commercial Street Ii
the place to invest their money to the best ad
vantage. WAsKEY & HURST.
SIT Sept. 18th 1858.
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Don't forget the Union AlHlsterial AssociA-
ticu, which meets In Emporia next wednesday
ut 0 3. m. OpeaiMg SERMON the night before.
BIZ Mr.. MeCahley; bf Ameficus.. We earnestly
invite all ministers OF the GOSPEL In Southern
kanAas TO attend. Our constitution ls liberal
and Dur object the TRUE unity Of ali CAristians
All ministers (pastors or not) who desire 10 ses
this, please eotiie and help us.
- /. n. HANCOCK, Cor: SECRETARY.
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To owners of HEcCOrmickss Ma
chimes.
keep . supply Of repairs On hand for Me-
Cormick's Reapers and Mowers, and am ready
to dispose Of them 1t manufacturer prices,
with freight added. I'll CATTERSON,
24-tf Agent, Emporta, Kansas
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THE POOR.-In q season like the present,
when there IL q universal dulness In most
branches Of business, and the wintry winds
shrek around the penniless homes Of many
In our midst, there should be none 30 joyous
as to forget TO be merciful to the poor. Let
charity be more generally observed, and in dis
pensing from some Of the goods we have In
stOrs, and can spare, remember that "God
loves . bountif0l giver."
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FOG esz4Gxaeslng cross walks, across ali Streets
and alleys In the tOwn Of EmpOEta, 90 connect
sideualks already built not otherwise pEOyid-
ed for BY Ordnance, will Be received a4 my
omee antn Noadsz, Feb. rs lsae at o'clock,
?. u. Specifications can DC seen by applying
aG my o1lee.
BY order q Board Of Trustees.
z. r. BANcROFT,
Chairman.