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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-19
DON PIATf AT THE INAUGURxTfON
- BALL.
narrowing xperiences-HOraee Greeley.
washington Correspondence Cincinnati Com

wv ashington Correspondence Cincinnati Com
nFE5 mereIaEl rf~ ~
Instigated by the devil. and persuad-
ed by two angelic faces, l went to this
most beastly exhibition of all that dis
figured the Inauguration of General
Grant. Into the narrow corridors and
small rooms of the Treasury was packed
to suffocation n !cFurd of men and wom-
en-, pushing, struggling, fainting and al
most fighting. Over two thousand tick
s'had been sold, and each ticket aver
aged three people. There were men in
swallow-tailcd coats, W hite chokers and
tight breeches, and women in all sorts
of costumes, of which the bare neck
and arms, with Immense trails. FREEDOM
mated. ~ E.tial oa4 --Rs
We climbed four flights of stairs, to
| the ladies' drawing rooms and gentle
| mems cloak rooms. We gave--unsus
pecting mortals as we were-Our coats
| and hats to the reconstructed, receiving
piece of pasteboard with number on
ii, in exchange. A dark suspicion crept
over my prophetic soul that had part
ed with my tile and coat forever. Sand
wiched between two lovely females, /
| began the. descent. A stream of hu-
manity was rushing up the winding
stairs-a stream of humanity was pour
ing downs a3idf Bg abe watch; Fit. took
| me one hour to reach the last step at the
bottom. LIereT weleA into tide set
| ting heavily westward, good deal ag-
| itateds by 9-stFeanl- Of, stout policemen,
eottoa glovedooloEeA kaitsfs, aud some
| feeble minded young men, with hair
| parted in the middle, that made a pref
! ", strong current setting to the east.
| Fer half an hour / and my convoy
whirled in an eddy caused by 8 projec-
| tfoT alta corner. Escaping from tlsis we
! fell Into midstreaTn,5 and made steady,
| but slow progress.
suppose that By m0kning we might
have reached the END. OF, the corridor,
had we not. encountered 3 cross sea,
made up OF the Diplomatic Corps and
some military pumps, that carried us
into reception room where the Presi-
dent and tauaify ssteod srm. Against
these we were dashed with great vio-
who bawled out ;sxHOR't shake hands.
don't shake hands, as President and
Nice Presidenti kept violating this or
DER i could not understand the mean
ing 9f IT, unless the man was the court
sicIAns knd feared ne, or 4gneru
l1rsat aeateh the Itch as1sss SO -, 49,.
This was varied BY Wesk 3eas17sei In
sslhe tsfeeses sainS1ng &C lasetYalst0T I've
stHute&. nd the charActet Of fhetof.
hc1aIs he "a AerEd 91om aconyefs-
kGiOu / heard sbefweea the husband. Of a
lady illsfFeM tie heat end fatigue. and a
she had c&fE4ktf ssF1eif1 ont
80 foESHnaf6fF foIihd q zcaat Sts ee Ia
91Rsss -zhere kher1 NAsIe litAls fSesh 81.
and while he held her. up some ssTwazlEs
oSSsed Hifh Chairs. e 30 gT5as aEa 81 :
He made e. earnest snseal for one of
ti1euS Tdat ahel Itupid fellows refused.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-19

Hon. Spencer Stevens, Superintend-
ent of Public Instruction Of the Cher
Okee Nation reports to the Chetopa
(Kan.) AdvGnce that there are thirty
three schools in the Nation, which are
sustained for term of nine months in
the year, the teachers of which receive
a salary of forty dollars a month. A
good teacher is wanted for the Colored
School at Fort Gibson.
Mr.. Stevens sends for thirty-onc cop
les of the Kansas Educational Journal
published at this Office, for the use OF
his teachers. A teachers association
has been organized in the Nation, with
thirty-five members.
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NOTICE.

TLIZABETH COLE, SEN, Elizabeth Cole,
- Jun, Jonathan Cole, Richard Cole, Cath
crime Cole, Martha Cole, Anna Cole and Fanny
Cole, widow and heirs at law OF John Cole, de-
ceased, of the state of Illinois, and Hannah w.
Kellogg, widow and heir at law OF l.. Kellogg,
deceased, of the State of New York, will take
notice that John Fowler and Genial d. Hum
phrey, of Lyon county, Kansas, did, on the 9th
day of March. A. ID. 1869, present to his honor,
j. H. Watson Judge of the District Court for I1y-
on county, Kansas, their petition praying for
the appointment of three disinterested resident
householders as commissioners to view and as
sess ali damages resulting from backwater caus-
ed by raising and maintaining a mill dam across
the Cottonwood river in said county. said dam
to be located on the southwest quarter OF sec
ton 80, town 10, range II, and near the south
west corner of said quarter section; that said
Coles are the owners of the east half of the
southwest quarter of section "a, and the north
half of the northwest quarter of section %, all
in town Is, range II, and the said Hannah w.
Kellogg is the owner Of the east half OF the
southeast quarter of section %, in town 10, of
range IL, and that the said lands are situated
on and upon the Cottonwood river above the
place where the said dam is to be erected; that
| in order to raise and maintain said dam at the
hight of eight feet as prayed for III said petition,
| it will be necessary to raise the water and flow
the lands within and upon the banks of the
| said Cottonwood river on the above described
lands to the hight of six feet; that the said pray
| er was granted, and that +. Z. Bancroft, Thorn
| as Murdock and NJ. Roberts, three disinterest-
! ed resident hOusehOlders of the county of Ly-
| on, aforesaid, were appointed as such COM
miSsioners, and ordered by his honor, j. IL.
/ Watson, Judge as aforesaid, to meet at the place
where the said dam is proposed to pc erected,
on the It'll day of May, A. D. 1869, and view the
premises so far as necessary above and below
| the place where the said dam is to be erected,
and assess and award all damages resulting
from the erection thereof and report the same,
as the law requires; at which time you are
hereby notified that you can appear and pre-
sent your claims for any damages resulting from
| the erecting and maintaining of said dam for
| ever.
! John FOWLER d. HUMPHREY.
By Hunt & Skinner, Attorneys.
March 10 1869. 1l-I6
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The Legislature adjourned on Thurs
day, the 4th. The appropriations foot
up nearly to $500, 900; and the tax levy
for general purposes is mills--about
double What it has ever been before
White Cloud CHIEF
The appropriations are little less
than $4,000. The tax levy for general
purposes is larger this year than
ever before, because it was the
unanimous opinion of the legisla-
tors that it would be the best inan-
cial policy to levy enough tax to wipe
out the floating indebtedness and have
money enough in the treasury to ''pay
as we CO." instead of running behind
100000 to SI50,00O, as has been the
custom. 1t has been usual heretofore
for the States scrip to range at 70 to 80
cents on the dollar, in consequence of
which she has had to pay % to 35 cents
on the dollar more for everything she
bought and every days work that she
hired done than she would have had to
pay had there been sufficient tax levied
to meet the annual demands against the
State. Based on taxable value of $40,
100000, the levy will raise enough
money to pay up the outstanding scrip,
the appropriations of this year, and
leave enough in the treasury to pay off
the next legislature. 1t was thought
better policy to make big levy for
one year and get out of debt than to let
the debt increase from year to year,
and the State continue to suffer heavy
loss by the discount on her paper.
With the levy there is not a particle of
reason for State scrip to be less
than par during the present year.
With no floating debt, hereafter
we can return to a small levy. II
will work hardship for one year, but
we will be the better off for it hereaf-
ter.
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NOTICE.

State of Kansas, &C
Lyon county.
George X. Dawson, pPf.,l
Olive NJ. Dawson, def't.
To Olive NJ. Dawson, defendant in this action !:
VOU are hereby notified that the said Geo.
L Il. Dawson plaintiff, will proceed to take
the dispositions of witnesses in this action, at
the house of &. a. Helmering. on the north
west corner of Post and Taylor streets, in the
hours of ten a. m. and nine p. M, with author
ity to adjourn from day to day till all such de-
positions have been taken. II. c. CROSS,
I2-14 Attorney for plaintiff.
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Sf. LOnis Markets.

ST.. LOUIS, March I6.-FIour-Ver,
dun and weak, with only small retail
d eeIssd sSs5Ing sna 51lI sssgsER;
Wheat-DroopiHg, but not quotably
lower; fair TO choice red fall ranges al
1850 LIS; spring sold at I.121<@I. IG
for No. 2. g
Corn-55@6Ic. bulk, 66@69 sacked
latter for fancy. @a
Oats Stronger; 6I@66c. 80
Bariey-Quist; I.76@LSo for com
Rye-steady 2TeI-3Ufor prims q
choice. - W \ - g
Bacon - Active aud held higher
shoulders sold at lAe. Z clear rib sides
Tic i; clear sides {71kcS. sugertcured
hams $50 I9c. = SaS 10 a9fzS
Lard-~Held firmly at ISc for steam;
18iSc for kettle. - is - - l.s5@g
: Cutie Demand confined to butchers
prices; unchanged. $50 h-Es te wee
Sidney C9arke'fs chairman Of she Inn
portant committee on Indian A FAIRS -
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
IN he presented to the Board of County COM
missiOners of Lyon county, Kansas, at a meet
ing to be holden on the 18th day of April, 1863,
for change in the county road running near
the section line between sections IS and 26,
town IS range IL, so that said road shall run
on said section line far practicable, COM
mencing at the cornerstone between sections
p and 26 and % and SO. town IS, range IL, ter
minating at the y. L. corner of section 26. town
Is, range IL. w. ii. CLARKE,
Petitioner.
March IS. 1869 12-13
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THE NEosHO VALLEY RAILROAD
The Junction City Union says: "Colo-
mel Hale arrived from Washington and
New York, on Thursdays train. He
reports that iron for sixty miles of the
Southern Branch Railroad has been
purchased, and that the fret INSTALL
ment will arrive here about the middle
of April. The enterprise is progress
ing lively"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-19

The KAw LANDs--A Washington
dispatch says that w. r. Irwin, OF the
Indian Bureau, left there a few days
since to negotiate a treaty with the Kaw
Indians of this State. The treaty is
said to be in favor Of the Neosho Valley
Railroad Company.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-19
EMPORTA. KANsAs,

Mr. Peter, Superintendent of the
Atchison, Topeka q Santa Fe Railroad,
advertises in the Topeka papers for 500
hands to work on the grading of the
road. That looks like business.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-19

Topekais growing more rapidly, perhaps.
than any other city in the State. The Record
Of the 18th says Dan Horne sold thirty five
city lots yesterday Tor different owners, and
all but thrseof them to gentlemen who have
just come to town.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-19
Emporia Wa ter Mill.
W 7. s o D Z n ,

Proprietor and Manager.
Located on the Cottonwood river. south of EN-
peria, is ROW in
SUCCESSFUL OPERATION.
And is ready to do all kinds Of grinding for
the public on its customary terms. The pro-
prietor is determined that this mill shalt be
number one in every respect. VIII keep fleur
on hand at all times, and sell at the lowest
market prices. Will be responsible for all grists
and sacks. No grists delivered after dark. To
parties buying 20 sell again q liberal discount
Efn be made, and the four warranted. KS
FLOUK.-Sprfng wheat e6.25 per 100 lbs. !:
best, So.z5 per 100 lbs.
WHEAT WANTED.
Spring. S1.25 To $50; Fail as high as SITS.
This is above the Lawrence and Topeka prices
The above prices VIII be paid for the next Is
or 20 days, with the advance OF the market. As
soonas convenient alter the ab6E edaeeI alfaIl
stop the mill for some time for the purpose Of
putting on . new roof and making other repairs.
j Will not buy wheat 60 keep over until start
again. The mill must be cleared Of wheat and
Of course l viii quit buying before shut down
w. r. SODEN.
EmpOria, March Il, 1859. r.
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KANSAS NEWS ITEMS.

Jackson county is out of debt and her
scrip is at par. So is Lyon county, and her
scrip has been at par for the past five years.
In Wilson county the grass is green and
the trees in leaf.
The 18th Kansas will soon be mustered
out at Fort Hays. .Fy1 y
White Cloud has voted $50, 900 in bonds
for the Atchison & Nebraska railroad.
AGRICuLTURE AND HORTICULTURE IN KAN
sAS.-We are pleased to know that the Leg
islature Of Kansas has apprppTiated s.. go
for the benefit of the State Agricultural So
ciety. and also $500 to the State HOrticul-
tllral Society, to enable the latter to make a
selection of Kansas fruits to be exhibited at
the genealogical Congress in Rlnlad lahia,
next September. We know that the Society
will spare no pains to make the best show
of Kansas fruit ever made, provided the
season be propitious--aiId we hope it may
be, and may we be there to see.-COLnaGH .
Rtrdt World.
REARREsTED. -Messrs. Scott, Cutler and
Wilborn, of Kansas City, who were arrested
some two years ago on the charge of burn
ing their business house to receive the in
surance, but were subsequently discharged
were arrested again last week, at Indepen-
dence, on a new indictment on the same
charge. II VIII be remembefed that "a cerk
was burned in the building.
The colored citizens of Lawrence have
held meeting in which they
ResoEUed, That we, the cOlOred citizens OF
the State of Kansas, unite in returning our
thanks to the Congress Of the United States
and The Legislature of this State, for their
efforts to secure to us and to all men their
just rights and God-giyen privileges.
The school laws were so amended last
winter that in all examinations OF teachers
for certificates. the examining board shah
consist of the County Superintendent OF
Public instruction. and two competent per-
sons, appointed by the Board Of County
Commissioners who shalt constitute the
! County Board Of EXamiHers; the examine
ton to be Baade by them and not by the
County Superintendent alone, as heretofore,
and also that due notice of time and place OF
holding examinations shalt be given.
| A correspondent, informs the 4aWEeRce
! Tiri6~ne that the county seat of Cherokee
county has been removed from Baxter
Springs to Columbus, situated near the geo.
graphical centerof the county, Tks-towu
is building up very rapidly, and promises
to be place Of some Importance
| The inlefatigatl lie Miss Drury has gotten
/ up grand scheme of a eOl0red agriegltural
/ and mechanical college. to be located south
of Fort Scott. One thousand acres of land
are to be obtained for the purpose. Hon
George A. Crawford and Capt George 4.
| Anthony are associated with Miss Drury in
the Enterprise, and that lady designs to san
for Europe in the spring TO obtain funds in
aid OF the worthy enterprise. -LGs0reRleeI Tn
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Revenge converts 3 little right into q
gre st wrong.
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REPUBICAN DAILY JouRNAL.-We
hass A&sDfares. snnoSnced ethat the
Lawrence Republican,, Lawrence Jour
nal, and Ottawa Home Journal were
to be cgRsplidNteA The pnselid etion
has taken place and the Daily RepKbst-
can Journalists greeted Eusg every
morning for several days past. Tho
weekly retains the name of Mr.. Kali
lochis ferSaer papeTs the SWeskexss Home
l,Eo,sslsak ~ isiztbs e6mbEned tsieht of
three such editors as Messrs. Kalloch,
Thacheraua Reynolds, we need notssay
to the people of this section, that the
nRepublicGn Daily JoHs-nql, and the
SKeekly Home .L0algYeal, are9 live,swelI
edited panets. Much of the space of
these papers is devoted to the in
terests Of thee city ia which they are
printed and the State at large. Their
pages are enterprising and attraOtiye--
filled with ably. written editorials, a
complete Geographic report and spicy
locals. Bach day the paper grows bet
ter. We can recommend them to those
of our readers who want either q large
and well filed daily or weekly paper
from the "head center" We cOngratu-
late our brethren on the suspicious be-
ginning they have made and wish them
abundant success.
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Notice of Attachment.

State Of Kansas,l co
Lyon county.
Before E. Borton, J. p. of Emporia township.
Phil. X. Spangler, PPf.,I
j. II. Wyatt, DIT.
TTNHE said defendant will take notice that on
i the 9TH day of March, A. ID. 1869, said JUS
tice issued an order of attachment i'll the above
action, for the sum of SO; and said action will
be heard before said justice at his office. in the
town of EmpOria, on the 9th day of April, a.
d. 1869, at ten o'clock a. m.
PHIL. X. SPANGLER.
EmpOria, March 18th, 1869. 11-13
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-19

-6peak little speak tzEEh; spend it tie,
pay cash. = : sKaf -res5 a. .g,5sr-e
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-19

Our ,asIghbor's children are always
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-19
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
Tor All the purposes Of . Laxative

Perhaps no one medi.
cine is so universally re-
Quired by everybody as
q eathaEfic, nor was ever
any before so universal
ly adopted into use, in
every country and among
all classes, as this mild
but efficient purgative
PW. The obvious res
son is, that it is a more re-
liable and far more efec-
tlIsl remedy than any
-SE A@So v--k..x -.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-19
MAPS, PLATS & BLANKS
OF ALL KINDS.

Particular attention paid to Conveyancing.
Will pay taxes for non-reSidents, and will
advise regular correspondents Of the amount
of their taxes in time to avoid costs. IL
Will buy and sell Real Estate on the most
favorable terms. No charges unless n sale
is made.
will procure Patents from the various Land
Offices, and furnish
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-19

Sidney Cgar4e'fs chairman of slle I'm
portant committee on Indian Affairs =
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March is, 1869
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new CABINET OFFTCERs.,

Tie designations of Mr.. Washb0fne
Secretary of State, ard of Dig staxk-
stsas Secretary of the Tfeesufs, have
been accepted and in their stead Gene
raj Grant has appointed Hanfltsn Fish,
of New York, and GovstnoE BeutwelII
of Massachusetts,. General Rawlfns,
-f0rmerly of General Grants staff, has
been appointed Secretary of War vice
General Scofield, who did not desire
so t9ah the H4ce IoaSer. 81
These new appointments give emf
ssesss zx7ssset9On the efstla1ic2ns oi
the copnsFynsgft1sxhA greg
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aurae,ut s,,SI,.. - =
ing 70 AMOS A. LEwRFgcx. sftuatzd ia Lyoi
Chase, Marion, Greenwooe, Butter and eesis.
wick counties. This land was selected with
care, st an early day. and mach Of &c s. i'm.
bereds and well wafered. Price from q. SO 20
800 Per sore. Tb5s Is the hest soPportasHeY~
now offered In Kansas % ge4 900d unlmpreTed
, 1869-04-11

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dslpnia: James cla1son- Chicago: Toplln-
snow sToliMs AND sUSDEAAs; Oh, MAT.
"MarJB Alstake." Philadelphia: james 4
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q Led to the Light" "Oppostte thc JaiI :,
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ESiT GAnb1S HSp TSis siiSIIR: eo'' ':ssj Tsie OF
Gnntise Lady, Knight Tourney and Crusade.
rhilsas1pnia: \ Winch, anshors agent, ns
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n The Central High h:hoo Of PhlA1elphla
Philadelphia: F1dndgc DTrther. Chic,zu;
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ss4:cfs!e at LIVERPOOL CT W. 2wa1, Of Boston
tWts The facts Of the scifdcstEse:ion OF young
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