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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-23
THE SOUTHERN 81
A AGRICULTURAL MACHINE WORKS
a Isl Established In 1929,
p O Bo. y. Richmond, Va


vHNHE proprietors having the benit OF an
III experience OF FORTY YEARS a. the manu-.
6aeture of FARMING IMPLEMENTS and
MACHINERY for the SOUTHERN STATES, be
Iiere their work to be better adapted TO the wants
Of the people Of Southtocstern Vfrgtnh and the
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on the Farm, and Is valuable book Of reference 10
| ali who are interested In Agricultural pursuits
mar 26 I'm H. NJ. SMITH CO.. Manufset RS
Write to Col. r. W Hughes, At Abingdon, Va, FOL
full particulars Of the starke Plow. lie is one o.
the most scientific and onterprislng farmers IN wy
| country and recommends II above any other flo"
DUBLIN, VA, March 10, 1850.
| Mn. Z. II. srARKR, Richmond, Va:
Dear Sir After several days trial, pronoune'
| the Dixie" complete suoeees. II Is b Tar ,h'
| Iiehtost draft pluw to turn the tofdh and deph !
" Dixie a fair trial In turning clover the oomnl
| Summer II you can induce any one to take my nel
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Very respectfully, wM. T. HART.
BR1moNr, KIxs WILLIAM Co., Oct l, 1865.
wa. p. II. srARxE-Sir After giving your ney
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pleased, am, very truly, soar-,
VIZ. Y. CRoxToN.
E4r Call at Fowler & Gibboney's and see sample
| of these Plows apr lily
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Houses
Agricultural implements, and Seeds
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ALSO FOR SAME, Dshlias, ea per don. {,
Hyacinths, SO per d,z Tulips - per doSa
Crocus, 5Oc.; per doz Gladiolus, . per
d'z. Iris, s3 per doz Stiles, 81 per doE.
Snow Drops, SOC. per doz.i o~i;la. 90 ps
doz. ...
lie will furnish TO order, Apple, Peaat
Pear, Plum and other fruit zee Pcss
aud Ornamental Shrnbs carefully selects.S
Strawberries, varieties beast At ~ "sr ~
Nov. 20, ly.
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PIANOS.

THE GOLD MEDA L was awsrd
ed ut the late fair Vn bslt'moreJ 70
Chas N. Sdeff, for the best Pianos now
made over Baltimore. Phlia9.1Pnls, auu
New York Pianos. Office and Warerooms
No. North Liberty ST., near baltimore
St., Baltimore, Md.
Stiefr,s Pianos have all the latest improve
meuts, including the Agrslfe Treble: Ivory
Fronts, and the improved French Action'
Folly warranted for hSe years, WIN PRIV
i.r. oc exchange within twelve months, u
not entirely satisfactory TO purchaser.
Second hand Pianos and Psilor Organs
always on hand from $50 TO $500.
Reference. who have our Pianos in use
Gen. RE Lee, Lexington, Ve,, Geo. RoI 1t
iii Cbatlot,e. N. O.. Gov. Jnbn fletcher
Lexington, Va, D. B. Payne & Brother
Ltnctbnre, va, Martha Washington Col
leee, Abingdon, Va. Terms liberal. A
calI il solicited. oct3O.ly
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
BUCHU.
From DispcnsAtory Of the United States. J
DIOSNA CkENATA-BUCHU LEAVES

DIOSMA CkENA TA-BUCHU LEAVES
Properties. Their odor is strong, difusive, and
somewhat aromatic, their taste bittersh, aud analo-
gous to mint Irr..
Medical Properties and Uses.-Buchu leaves are
gently stimulant with peculiar tendency to the tri
nary organs. N-rANat
They are given In complaints Of tho Urinary Or
gAns such Gravel, Chronic Catarrh of the Biad
der, Morbid Irritation Of the Bladder and Urethia,
Disease of the lrostate Gland and Retention or In
confluence Of Urine, from ioss Of toue in the parts
concerned Ia its evacuation. The remedy has also
been recommended In dyspepsia, Chronic Rheuma-
tisnl, CutaneOus AhecttuIs, and bropsy.
HELABoLD's EXTRACT BUCHu Is Is used by per-
from the ayes OF is to 70 and from 80 TO So
in the decline Or change OF lie; after Confinement
or Labor-Pains Bed-W Voting In children
In affections peculiar to females the Extract Blu
chu is unequalled by any other remedy, as in Chic
ross, orreleniion, lrregularily Painiuness or sup
preston Of Customary ESaeuatiGns, liberated or
ssifrhops State of the Uterus, Leucorrhea, OF
Whites
Dissaes Of The Byadder, Kidneys, Gsarel d Drop.
steal SiceLiings.-ihis medicine Increases the pow
81 Of Digestion, and exeites the Absorbents into
Ia althy action by which the Wateiy on Caeerous
depositions, and all Unnatural Eulargegeuts are
reduced, as well as Pain and inflammation.
HEMBOLD's EXTRACT BUoHU has cured every case
Of Diabetes in which II has been given. Irritation
Kidneys, liberation OF the Kidneys and Bladder,
Retention Of Urine, Diseases Of the Prostate Gland,
Stone In the Bladder, Calculus, Gravel, Brick Dust
Deposit, and Mucus or Milky Discharges, and for
attended with the following symptoms: lndisposi-
tion to exeitioD Loss OF Power, Loss Of Memory,
Difficulty OF Breathing, Weak Nerves, Trembling,
| Horror Of Disease wakefulness Dimness Of Vision
Pain In the Back, Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body
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Continuance, Universal Lassilude Of the Muscular
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HRLMBoLD's ExTPAcg BUcHU Il Dinr0tjc and
Blood-Purfyng, and cares all diseases arising from
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| life impurities Of the Blood SC, superseding Co
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iiSns--in these diseases, used IN connection with
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Sold by all Druggists aud dealers everywhere
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RICKS & MYLHADO,
Commission Merchants,
Ferguson y NiIhado's Wharf,
ririvriJ l4 -NorfOLk Va. 4,

Mr.. CHAS. W. LUCAS, late of Chris
MI tan burg, Va. is interested with us,
and desires TO call the attention of Shippers
Of the South West to this market be ieviDp
they would fad it greatly to their interest
to make their consiguments 20 this point
He viii be pleased to hear from his old
friends and serve them, pledging his best
efforts ,'united with those of the house with
which he is connected to give them entire
satisfaction.
Consignments of all kinds Of Country
Produce solicited. o.g ..i...I .l.-.
Liberal lvances made on consignments
FIN
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VARIETIES OF SWEET PorAroEs.

OH OfATOEb.
There are grown in this latitude six
varieties of sweet potatoes, which / wish
TO say few words about, and the adap-
tation of different soil to the different
varieties. .a9Iil1 uHfLII
LIST Variety ~ ermuda--color red.
Thisis an excellent potato, providing Il
is grown on deep, sandy soil, ghich
must be Of the most barren kind. But
are not good when groxn on light loamy
soil-or soil that is heavy lasm-as
they are watery and will not cook to be
good. ,..ti..,v votr, -g4I +.
r2ds--PopuIar Sprouts--.color, white
yellow. This variety is not good
Kind unless grown on deep, sandy soil of
barren kind.
3d.-Early York--color, light yell
low. When, grown on deep sandy soil
are good, otherwise not. 9 la t.. h.
4th.a1Nancy Mum-coior, deep vel.
low, Anexcellent potat,, and the best
/ have mentioned; to I've grown on deep
sandy Sold or soil ofa light loans
5th.--Qld fashion red. A very
sweet tasted potato; should be grown
on deep sandy soil to be good, '. b..
0th.=( Id fashion yellow. The best
dAlI mentioned, 70 grow on any kind
Of soils bat they do not turn out as
many large potatoes to the hill as the
new varieties when grown on deer
sandy soil, but are the best to taste
These, (old fashion,) may grown on sol
thntisa heavy loan of good quality,
but are better tasted when grown on soil
%light loan, or sandy soil.
i have thought it proper to state the
number of varieties of sweet potatoes
that are grown in this latitude, al Of
which ! have mentioned, may be seen
in the New York and Philadelphia mar.
kets, aud have had il whispered in my
cars " sweet potatoes are not good nov
daysi they cook SO wattery cannot
hear them any more
Now, why should this fault be
.gupd? Il for one can account Tor il
IL is because those new varieties | hay,
spoken about are not grown on grounC
adapted to them, hence the complaint
Of sweet potatoes not being good nov
Gays - Maryland Farmer.
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There are grown in this latitude six
varieties Of sweet potatoes, which wish
to say few words about, and the adap-
tation of different soil to the different
varieties. '89ll1 lHfLII
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-05-28

CHANGES OF PROPERTY d. Hum
phrey has sold his fine farm five miles east
of town to Thomas l.. Wilhelm, of Madi-
son county, Ohio, for 81 600. Mr.. Will
helm states that there will be large inlmi-
grafton of substantial farmers from Ohio &c
this country the present season. James
Blakey has sold eighty acres west of town
to Rev. R. NJ. Overstreet, for 81 900. DIR.
Ickes, a cousin of #. w. 10y, has bought {
tract of land near Americas, at $40 90 pei
acre. Israel Wells, son of Mr.. Wells on the
Rinker farm, has bought d. L. Sayler'i
place on Dow Creek. Col. N. s. Goss ha!
bought tract of land south of town. The
Col. has faith in Emporia and Lyon county
The above sales were all made through E
P. Bancroft's Land Agency, during the
last week
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-05-28

Randall & Miller, Real Estate Agents at
Americas, are getting out several thousand
copies of a Real Estate paper to be called the
Real Estate Advertiser. This firm is doing a
large business in buying and selling lands
and town property. A large amount OF
property has changed hands about Americas
lately. and the most of itthrough this Agen-
cy. Americas is one of the best towns in
the county, its citizens being energetic, and
wide awake. Some of the best lands in the
state are to be found in this vicinity, and
persons seeking farms will do well to take a
look at them before purchasing.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-05-28

THE RAILROAD MEETING AT RoSEAN's
SCHOOL HoUsE.-Tbe railroad meeting ut Ro-
seams school house was attended by a respec-
table number of the leading citizens of Fremont
township j. b. GilIiand was chosen Presi-
dent. Speeches were made by Messrs. FOote'
Eskridge aud Cross. Messrs. Gilliland, An
derson, Scheel and others expressed them
selves in favor of the proposition. At the con-
clusiOn of the remarks the following resolution
was unanimously adopted:
ReSolUed, That we in favor of the prop
the A., II. & S. + r. II. Company upon the
conditions submitted by the County Commits
sioners; and, believing it to he for the best in
terests of the county, will do all in our power
to secure its adoption.
Another meeting was arranged for at Mil
ler's school house Saturday evening at ~
O'Clock p. m, when the meeting adjourned
with much enthusiasm for the proposition.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-05-28

and Abstract Office.
Margaret Coon to John NJ. shultz; warranty
deed for h IL IL.
r II Cooper to Edwin Timms; warranty
deed for lot 104 Constitution street, Elnporia.
warranty deed for 10 and II Merchants st.,
Emporia.
John Eaton to VIM. NJ. Eckles; warranty
deed n w s IS11
VIM II Humphreys to Isaac and David DaY-
is; warranty deed e 20 H.
VIM II Humphreys to Morris Jones: warran.
ty deed Iot21 Commercial street, Emporia.
w p Noble to Belle Bates; warranty deed II
g Is 1S u.
p Plumb to John E Gilfllan; quit claim
Elnathan Scranton to Lucy Hunt; warran.
ty deed N hnw IA IS II.
A Southwick to Beatty & Pierson: war.
ranty deed sundry lots in EmpOria
Robert Scott to Semans, Jones & Roberts:
warranty decd lot % block b Neosho Rapids
VIM Sprankle to C Patterson; warranty
deed n wqr % IS 10. --r-z-rl
- u.
United States to C w Crooks; patent s %
Lemuel Brandenburg to John r Swallow
warranty deed e or p 10 L. 3sii 5
III Cross to L B Card; warranty deed LOT
103 East street, Emporia.
HI Cross to Harriet Peters; warranty deed
lots rs and 7S Commercial street, EnlpOria.
Sarah A Dorsch to Noycs Spicer; warranty
deed lots 135 and l37 Rural street., Emporia.
Aimerin Gillest to & Torrens; quit claim
DB Knapp to D W Evans; release Of mort
gage or &c 10 II. k4A
Lyon county to NJ L HollingswOrth; tax
deed lots 9 and 81 East street, Emporia.
Lyon county tetJ L ;WiiliaHss tax deed n c
or 80 20 II, N qr2 21 II, or 2S 20 II, n w OF
n q, and n n W and e or % 20 II.
Lyon county TO Kate NJ Walker; tax deed n
% IS IL.
Lyon county to Q \ Hart tax deed lot Ill Ne
oshO street, Emporfa.
Lyon county to Almerin GiIlett; tax deed n
81 20 -. u5o fak
simon MeCune to D L Sawyer; warranty
deed e Il II H.. s.erE
Ella Mason to NJ Adams; warranty deed
lots 302 and 312 Commercial street, Emporia.
i 5 r McMorran to Alexander Bright; war
ranty deed n h of qr22 20 81.
A g Otis to Geo M WilIett; quit claim n W
or 1912. % = : =
John Arahood to Parks & Christie; warranty
deed n his W ~ IL. 800 P7f ss
NJ ii Parrish ct al to J w Brumbaugh; war
FRnty deed lot - Market street. Emporia.
4 z Perley to Il Beckes; warranty deed
lot s ~ and - Market street, Emporia.
/ Perley to Kate Beckes; warranty deed
lots 81 and IS Sylvan street, EInporia. -sr
Sayler Il Young to Israel Wells: Bond for
deed for IA Il II and acres in 81 II IL.
Noyes Spicer to p B Plumb; warranty deed
| lot IS Market street. Emporia.
John Thompson TO p b Plumb; warranty
| deed VRqr 20 II. sa&s s'-gs NeaA
| Chas Wheelock to A J Brown; warranty deed
lot - Commercial ST. EmpOria.,
| Chas Wheeioek to j @ Brumbaugh; war.
ranty deed lets 80 and 81 Commercial street
Ckas " heeiock to ] W Br,lmbaugh; war.
ranty deed lot Is Ccmniercial street. Em
poria.
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VOTE I oNLAY nELEGArIoN.

The following resolution of the General
Conference of 1868 gives the directions for
holding the election in the various NJ. E.
Churches on the question of lay delegation
ResoLsed, That during fhe month of June,
1869, on any day except the Sabbath. the
time to be determined by the pastor and the
two laYmen. appointed by the quarterly con-
ference as hereinafter provided. there shall
be held general election in the several pIa-
ces of worship of the Methodist Episcopal
church. at which all members in full connec-
ton, and not less than twenty-one years of
age, shall be invited to vote. by ballot:
For Law Delegation or Against Law
Delegation This election shall be held
under the direction of the preacherin charge
and two laymen appointed for the purpose
by the quarterly conference, who shall see
that due notice is given thereof for at least
shall supeTintend all the details of the cleo
tom They shall report the result within
ten days after the election to the Presiding
Elder Of the district. who shall report the
same to the Bishop presiding at the annual
conference, to be entered upon the confer
ence joaFnal aLzs ,.ss lz-5ll r1Js zFza
In pursuance Of the above resolution an
election will be held in the M. E..chureh OF
Emporia on Wednesday, June 23d, 1859,
commencing at 4 O'Clock p. M. and closing
at 10 o 'clOck p. m, for the purpose of vot-
ing For Lay Delegation or "Against
Lay Delegatios y An members of the
church entitled to vote are invited to bS
present. 1t is desirable that a full expires
sion be had. A sociable viii be held in the
church GU the occasion, to which the publ.
are invited.
,sSss5-. L. NJ. HANCOCK, SsPastQr.
E. B. PEYTON, I r,o,,,,;t.oo
. JACOB SToTLER, ~
Emporia, May q, 1853. 'NAls&
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-05-28

NEW FURNITURE.-Gilmore & Hirth have
been receiving, during the week, large stock
of furniture, upholstery, &C., and their new
building is now filed with an immense stock
of hair cloth diyans, tete-a-tetes, and rockers
and chairs; cane, office, dining room and
spring bottom chairs; fine bedsteads and spring
beds; kitchen, side, center and extension
tables; stands, sofas, lounges, settees, bureaus
safes, baby wagons, looking glasses, and other
household furniture. They have the largest
stock of furniture that has ever been-brOught
to Southwestern Kansas. which they propose
to sell very cheap for cash. They intend here
after to keep complete stock of everything
in their line on hand, and will always be ready
to supply their customers with all kinds Of
furniture cheaper than ever.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-05-28

CALLED Friend Jacob Pike, Of Lawrence,
agent OF the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad, called on US yesterday. Mr.. Pike
was here looking after the interests of his road.
We learn from him that by the new summer
arrangement which has Just gone into effect
passengers now arrive in Chicago at 4 o'clock
in the afternoon instead OF at as'heretofore.
The c., h. & q. is one Of the best managed
roads in the country, and the pleasantest route
to the Eastwhieh Kansas passengers nlfind.
In the persons OF Mr.. Pike the company have an
accommodating and efficient agent We wish
him and his road prosperity.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-05-28
NOTICE.

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- the office of b. T. Wright, 1876 Commercial
street. in the town of EmpOria, until II o'clock
on Monday, June II, 1869, for furnishing ma
terial and building side walks in front of lots
lis and III Merchants street, owned and occu-
pied by Hon c. V. Eskridge, and lots 125, 127
and 129 same street, being the property of the
NJ. +. church, in the town of Emporia; said
side walks to be built ina good and substan-
tial manner, and in accordance with plans
and specifications of similar side walks ON west
side said street.
Bids to be enclosed in a sealed envelope and
addressed to the Chairman of Board of Trus-
tees of thetown Of Emporia.
The Board reserve the right to reject any or
all the bids.
by order of the Board of Trustees of the
town of EmpOria.
j. II. W. MILLS, Clerk.
Emuoria Kansas Nav 24th. 1860. 22-wI
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-05-28

AGNES CIrY.-A note from Agnes City town
ship. from our friend II. ID. Curtis, Informs us
that section is keeping, pace, in growth, with
the balance Of the county. J. c.. Humes, a
young man in the north part Of the township
has enelOsed 80 acres with a good fence, and
broke 40 acres; has 30 acres Of the best fall
wheat have seen, and 20 acres OF corn-all in
one year. Capt. Robt. Mcmillan is improving
largely; has 20 acres fall wheat that looks
well. Henry Ciouseng has planted quite a
large orchard and enclosed it with rabbit
proof fence, and has built 80 rods Of stone fence
all in the past year. slrsss * 4EnlE
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-05-28
~ "a Gara.

T.lAsMseoaarlz, Of the Ceatral Livery
Stable, adyerfises MOL Stallion. All that is
necessary, farmers, is to call and see Kim. He
is Of the CanzGa Clyde ssad Messenger stock
weight, 1890 pounds: IS hands high; . nable
traveller and pesfecs Horse Call and judge foI
yourselves. His photograph can be seen At Tia
pAotogEApk reoEnz Of 3. =. Card, which b thc
best picture we have seen for many Day. Fol
the igfnal Horse, cali On T. s. Leonard, at tbs
6eatEal Livery :stable. - 1880
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-05-28
The Sons and Dauehters Of Temperane

The Sons and Daughters of Temperance
of this place gave public entertainment at
the court house on last Monday evening to
a crowded house. The Programme con-
sisted of lectures by Rev. Wilson and Mr..
E. B. Peyton; essay by A. Blackburn, and
music by few of Emporia's best singers,
under the leadership of Prof. Havenhill
The exercises throughout were very enter
tanning and highly appreciated by the very
large and intelligent audience present. The
singing deserves especial notice, as the mu-
sic was well selected and executed in a mas
terly manner. We hope this society will
give public entertainments often, as they
win undoubtedly prove to be of great bene-
fit to those who attend. At the close of the
meeting quite number signed the pledge.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-05-28

We took a look at the farm Of Milton
Chamness, on Dry creek, a few evenings
ago. 1t is one Of the best -fnzproved we
know OF ,anywhere-, Ithas Is large two-stpry
frame house with an Ell, has q fine young
orchETd. and hedge growing around the
1lelds-alsO rows Of walnut trees IN some
places The orchard has beeE bearing both
apples and peaches for two or three years.
Mr.. c. was onsoH' the early settlers here.
and has been . very industrious man, and
we are glad to know that he is beginning 70
see and enjoy the benefits Of his toll. His
wheat promises b 3 yield. a