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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-30

GREENWOOD CoUNTY.-Mr. Godfrey, of
Madison, informs us that he has just delivered
to the people of Greenwood county several
thousand fruit trees He agent for the Ph9-
nix nursery, of Illinois. He has travelled over
a considerable portion of the county in deliy-
ering these trees, and says the spring wheat
never was so promising in that county at
present. Every available acre was sown to
wheat or oats, or planted in corn. The crop
prospects are encouraging everywhere he
went. Mr.. G. has just planted an orchard Of
various kinds of trees amounting to several
hundred. He is practical, wide-awake and
intelligent farmer. He is Township Assessor,
and We hope he will thoroughly write up Mad
i>on township for THE NEWS. The outside
world want to know what there is on the Yer
digris Let them hear, friend Godfrey. His
contributions to THE NEWS heretofore have
been read with interest.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-30

John Foster offers Usage plants for sale in
our advertising columns.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-30

A large number of trees have been set out in
the Normal School grounds within the last few
days.
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Friday, April 30, 1860.
TO WV AND COUNTRY.

An examination Of Teachers will be held a
the district school house in Emporia, ON Satur-
day, May LIST, 1869, commencing ut 10 O'Clock
a. n. Each applicant should be furnished
with paper and pencil.
Let all be rs prompt to time as possible.
A. ID. CHAMBERS,
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NOTICE TO STOCK GROWERS.

THE YOUNG HORSE.
LON e. ST AR.
WILL stand the ensuing season as follows:
w AT the stable of the subscriber during
each week until the 18th of July, except on
Saturday of each week, when he will be found
at Groves Livery Stable, in Emporia.
LONE STAR is jet black, four years old,
fifteen and one-half hands hi Oh.
Will serve mares at eight dollars to insure q
mare to be with foai; the money to be paid
when the mare il known TO be with foal, or the
property changes hands. Due care will be TAX
en- to prevent accidents but no responsibility
for any to the subscriber.
JOSEPH PEAK.
April 81, 1869. 1921
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DIR. Chapman. OF Madison, Wisconsin, isnow
visiting his son-in-law, Major Gillett, in this
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-30

a red and white spotted Cow; short neck
mostly red; both ears cropped.
1S-tf p. B. PLUMB.
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II you want 10 buy farming implements Of
the latest Improvements call on
- - 6. W.FnEDEasck- :
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-30

A fresh lot Of polished Sad El-Qms just re
ceiyed at virgins Hardware.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-30

The Chase County Banner departed this life
last week.
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New GondIs. New Hoods

waskey and Hurst are receiving the largest
stock Of dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes,
hats and caps, groceries, notions, ever brought
to southern Kansas, direct from New York, the
head of the market, and we ask everybody TO
cali and examine cur stock and prices ana sat
isfy themselves that 1es Commercial Street Z
the place toinvest their money to the best adj.
vantage. WASKET 4 HURST.
SIT Sept. 18th 1858.
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Repairs Hsr MeC0rmirk's Keepers aad Novz
ers are kept by q. ". FREDER1cK, Agent.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-30

Newman & HoughtOn have set of croquet.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-30
AUGUST LUDOLF,
MILLW r [ q II t,

EMPORIA, KANSAS,
Would like situation as a Miller. Under.
stands the business of milling thoroughly.
Apply at this office. 1929
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For sale cheap, by
I2-tf C. V. EsKRIDGE
Usage Orange and Garden Seeds, in abun-
dance, at G. w. FREDERICK's.
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Groceries, at wholesale and retail, delivered
in any part ofthe city, by
12-tf G. W. FREDERICK.
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Crackers Crackers /!
Fresh and of the best quality, made especially
for trade. Picnic, Boston. Soda, Sugar,
Graham and Butter Crackers, at the Bakery.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-30

NEW FIRM NEW FIRM!!
w. o. Ferguson IL Il. H. Harvey,
formerly w. o. Ferguson of the EMPoRIA
BAKERY.
Having enlarged our room and filed it up
with new and complete stock of groceries.
will sell cheap as the cheapest. Purchasers
call and see Us before buying elsewhere.
FERGUSON & HARVEY,
~ At the sign of the Bakery.
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LOOK AT THE PRTCES!!

Best Prints-Merrimac. Cocheco, Spragues,
Pacifics, Arnolds, Amoskeag and Denonels at
1213 cents per yard.
Ladies' Hoop Skirts, 70 cents.
Ladies, Cotton Hose at $3.50 per dog.
Boys Wool Hats, 90 cents each.
MeHsa-s. . ~ s., q - a. $500
Best Imperial Tea, $3.50 per pound.
I" Hvson, 1.50 .t
g Japan, &c 1.5O "
{. Oofong, " I.25 - /"
@ al Goods guaranteed as represented,
or Money Refunded. -g1
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The Emporia News.

ISIS UED VERY FRIDA Z
IN THE NEWS BUILDING,
z NJ PORIA. KANSAS,1
At Two Dollars q Year, in Advance.
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Bread, Cakes and Pies always kept
on hand at the Bakery.
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400 Acres q lI:l.slee 80

lam agent fSr the ss1eiszf ne %. 5elcng
ing % AMOS A. LAWRzScE.el. Z = Lyse
wick Counties This land WAS estected with
care, at an early dry, and much OF II y an
bered, and we'll wafefed. Price Iren $50 20
nov sfTered IN afisae % ret ge7tl sllsInpfaxfd
lands a 4 Io.v ffgtTEe.. r. 3 AfsRl1fJ -
f7-H Real Estate Ascent, EhItaora
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G.. BOWMAN,
Merchant. Tailor, Topeka, Kans.
Keeps large stock of the most fashionable
Cloths, Cassilneres, Vestings. &C.,
Which he offers TO make up at Eastern prices,
and perfect fit guaranteed, or no sale. His
cutter is Mr.. j.. V. Hart formerly Cutter with
W. E. Sutlif & Co., of Lawrence, Kansas.
He also keeps a fine line of Ready-Made CIo-
thing, Hats, Caps, and Gents Furnishing
Goods. l2-I
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sup't. of Public Inst.
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Pure Wines {!

Pure Wines!
Kentucky Whisky, and genuine Otard, Dupuy
& Co. Brandy, can be had for Medicinal pur-
poses, at BATES & PERLEY's.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-30

Dried Cherries, and ERsasIDberries.
PrUnes, Apples and Peaches. of the
very best, at the Bakery. 12-tf
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A splendid lot Of Cigars and ,EO.
Issscco, all as cheap as the cheapest, at tho
Bakery.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-30

Canned Fraifs of all sorts at
FERGU SON & HARVEY'S.
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lift.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-30
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS:

1920
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upon application, on reasonable terms. 4,.g
a large amount CT Land in various localities
for sale yery-cheap. Special inducements to
Colonies and those who wish large amounts OF
land. / will furnish the topography of any
township in Lyon county, and insert names
and dates Of original entries when desired.
Emporia City property bought, sold and
leased on favorable terms.
1 beg leave to refer to all the old residents in
this and adjoining counties.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-30

NJ at the sign of the Bakery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-09

AcADExY OF MUsIY ,ua,,rr
ITALIAN AND ENGIisH OPERA,
GRAND BALLET.
First tim. u whxsSlSs Wallace.
romantic 1 ISs sRGfirsa''F OPERA
which vi" H sI Hs2dG n scene H3s magnificent
ENTIRELY s INV pSHssEs 4 savscu
MACHINERY ssS $sssSSsfs
PRINCIPAL $ssS dSGpSss AND ITALIAN
MIS-; s, ses sg.Rn sf5TE Ss;c ua''
MADAME xSSiE kESr BOWLER,
..,.. III, $Ha& ssSSG HiSsHr1 sS@lr4,
sIGNoR CARLO 9RLANDINl.
MR. W si ESSSFs 8 3. Asrosuccr.
GRAND fV oRcHEsrRi.
SuxERors a CHORUS.
Conductors; .
MAX MARETzEk and A. TORRIANI
r siSsSa fs. sS si Gsa1f rs;'
slo siasSsiss aEi SGs
rrTItf4sT Am HnRF CORPS n BE s kSftL
THE r aSb F o NItt NJ sTSe ~ rA
PRICES or ADMISSION.
secured in parquet and balccny Doc extra
Family DC
The sale q csei. and seal. win commerce. MONDAY 4,
Broadway and ia Broadwssyy,p
william wallace Il the Of New IN @ and ws
immense and with undated enthusiasm for up
WARDS Of hundred nights and has snee been
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-09

CTEINWAY HALL.-FRIDAY MAY IA,
= Madame PAREPA ROSA
will appear In Handel's Grand Oratorio.
THE MESSIAH-THE MESSIAH,
gwen q scale of great splendor by
Madame PAREPAROSA,
appearance New York prior to her departure On
her Western concert tour.
Miss G. v. HUTCHINGS, Contralt0.
Mr.. GEORGE SIMPSON, Tenor.
Mr.. M. W. WHITNEY, the eminent Bass0, OF Boston, -
Grst appearance In New York.
THE FULL GRAND CHORUS OF THE NEW YO1R
HARMONIC SOCIETY AND GRAND ORCHESTRA
Conductor, Mr.. r. L. RITTER.
Organist, Mr. E. J. CONNOLLY.
General admission, 81; Reserved Seats, 50 cents extra
Can Schrmers, 0l Broadway the genera
Office and at the ticket odce OF the hao
General Of tickets will commence wednesday mora
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GRAND OPERA HOUsE-BEGINs ATS.
" Late Pixies Twenty-shrd street and Eighth avenue:
G W. TAYEEER %pnsssr
y '" SkSEsSf ADMISSION; iFiiFTiY GENTS; 'S
AMsssy MAJ Es.s N, NJ 49,
S "S snsy nsn
s Of fiji % RS ss n.
the renewed popular interest this gem Of the spectacular
Act As spf sss Ship sHa Ballet
most thrilling theatrical illusion, representing the sinking
- sss BALLET TROUPE
America Of the grand historic and heroic BY vctOen
s snsi!!sa mn - -
rhs r.m.,c for
rs S ), Mo- w w II
sketches expressly furnished By the author through the
Scenery Messrs Marstou, seavy Thorne and Du Focq
ss NEXT
NEW YORK CIRCUS.
JAPANEsE TROUPE
composed of the Ty sPsoiAL ARTISTS
including the celebrated aa oC{ RIGHT.
>, .. COUNT ipENkicHi' &C.. 90.
IMMENSE SUCCESS
will remain
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
MSNDAY EVENING Nay H. s
GRAND REopENiNG 0F THE ORIGINAL
First appearance q M is' b fsys1i REED GHnsdAn
In connection with Be- bss sId S i,Rs nssSyGE,e''
voa.s sFynoys sn,rs
ana the great instrumental Orchestra.
POPULAR PRICES.
PARQUET ~ CENTS
Doors open at 4; commence at O'Clock.
THE CITIZENS or BR00KLYN,
1 MR. AND SbA MRS f bAhSa9 MffEfAMs
THE EMERALB RING.
PRODUCED WITH ALL THE ORIGINAL SCENERY,
cnsr M 81 ah PAsSEs ksD GREAT
Ruman's, 12 Broadway, N. Y, and after Thursday,
May b, from tina
+ FOURTEENTH STREET, NEAR SIXTH AVENUE
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
MISS ELIZA NEWTON,
Late OF
John Broughsm's Company,
SATURDAY EVENING, May Ih
Several OF the of New York theatres and Mana
ger sewyn, Esp, of Sewyns theatre Boston, having
kindly rendered of their companies who wish 10 voun
the occasion, of the best talent in America
will appear Comedy Farce and variety of first class
will be gwen During the evening Miss NEWTON
will deliver farewell speech before her departure for
stores in the city Parquet 60 family circle,
IS cents; dress circle, 81; boxes, $40 aud Si5.
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THE BALL SEASON.

THoMPsON's CLOSING CALICO HOP MONDAY
d. evening, Nay 10. 1859. 27S Bleccker street.
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GAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELS,
= 665 BROADWAY
Undoubted success and fifth year or
BIRCH. wAMROLD, BERNARD AND BACXgR.
SAN FRANCISCO AINSTRELS
Screams of delight at the funny Court Scene.
POOLING WITH THE WRONG MAN.
THE GIRL WITH THE CURL
THE UNBLEACHED BLONDES,
Terminating with the GORGEOUS PALACE SCkNh.
BARBER BLUE. BARBER BLUE
The Trouble commences ct Seats secured six days -
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AMUsEsIENTs.
pOssINrs SOLEMN MASS.
AT ST. STEPHENS CHURCH.
SUNDAY Jay E EvESis sta' NAY s.ses 9. 1854
SARETzEk D' Reserved Rs ssa 81 er. For
sale al the Office OF the church.
NIgt s..s.. c IA Pss.,.,, JARRETT, PALMER
EGN6sSr HusLEsSgs TnSyrr
AND LAST NIGHT hut TWELVE; ,,,
=, :, 49,. ......,. FORTY y es1s' fsIEyEs,
ton Of smother Grss. spec,acalsr Barssqus.
sAre hSSI4a Ar hsf N ~ AZ ePd rwo.
"" be the SsiyS' Of the
rl @ 3 LIZZIE sKs
nlffssA G asH% sl a9sas, s'sf'
-'-'',' A'"A'As'As sis Has'bea aE SAILOR
The scenery Costumes, Music &C. entirely new ana many
distinguished Ars,es 10 addition present unrivalled
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr. LESTER wALLAck
Doors open r hy III 70 s faTSfSss at O'Clock
and
SATURDAY MATINEE.
The cxquistey beautiful comedy OF
CASTE,
by T. W. Robertson. ESQ.,, of s'School" "Ours
Society & DC The play win be presentei with new ana
lowing distribution OF characters:
The Hon. George D'Aroy... MT u fishei
sam uorruee W. iVuns
Capain ha"Tec.
Estner Eccics
The Marquise do ST. Msur.. Miss u mestayer
Act
COUkrSHIP.
The Little House in Staugate.
Act2
MARRIAGE.
The lodgings in Mayfair.
Acts.
WIDOWHO0D.
The Little House In Staugate.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Tnss asssIss .LEosA4p p; sSoyET
dc EITE TELLaaENGE AND EAsaIoN /, q az. e.
$:j::$# $s$:$# sS$ H: 4:
sssa rsas
aS s fnS re 81 fENT
cnsS e We e Mfn e the giant combination
IAUGaABLE PUNs,
Go and the GREAT FRIDAY every day in the week
Make MONEY P R noIs &C.. and the R.
composed Of the Tsmmany Ballet Troupe In:
Siies. B1REffA and ANGELIQUE.
At PRECISELY A QUARTER PAST TEN
psrse. furore OF applause the arrival Of the pepsr
TIE tf! !zssEt4 ssSEHEss;
49,, .,osr THE KizARELI BkOTHERs,
rns T new and ssIae .a Il
these great artists upon
b.. an ESSSasNsHhsR EXCITEMENT ~
ThI GkEA4EsF Act EVER ERR w 4HTssiG SKILL
In addition to Its many attraction, THE rAMMANY Pre-
Ess Gle * sSss.T
in their Startling act on THE DOUBLE TRAPEzE
seats secured days in advance at the BOZ ONCE.
ID sff sb$ ssSi soG pf and Sixth avenues
OTHELLO,
In shakespare's grand Tragedy Of that name.
Las, orHELLo MATINEE on Saturday. at ~ O'Clock.
SATURDAY EVENING,
Mr.. EDWIN ADAMS, -
= Mr. MARX SMITH Z and Miss FANNY MosASr.
EDWIN soofH A. orHsLLo.
Doors open at TX; 70 commence ut . O'Clock.
theatre its branch ticket oce ut the music store Of o.
H. Ditson d Co.. I'll Broadway
crApr THEATRE. aERMAN DRAMA.
- Grand Benefit in aid Of the -
HEBREW FREE SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.
ON MONDAY, MAY TO-
FRIEDRICH HAASE
NARCISSE.
Seats for sale by A. Oenger soa< Blocker street g. H.
81 Seventh street; A, 8. Rosenbaum 33 West fos-
teenth street. Rossman 294 Second street. W. uoodme
3 East Nineteenth street Herman 267 East Tenth siress
H. Kohn No. West Thirty ninth street. and OF the dreoeE
and ut the box Office of the StAdt Theatre.
GAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS,
- 665 BROADWAY.
Undoubted success and fifth year or
BIRCH, WAMROLD, BERNARD AND BACKUE
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
Screams of delight at the funny Court Scene.
POOLING WITH THE WRONG MAN.
THE GIRL WITH THE CURL.
THE UNBLEACHED BLONDES
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fTExhs LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS, TOUCHING
Il nj Key West
Tho Al steamer EuTERPE Captain Geo Oates, il how're
May IL. 1907 ~ " ~
No chafte for forwarding to New York Galveston.
Inroush biis or adng given TO Houston all
"gnsJ 70 he Houston Direct Navigation Company.
HPpV :" O. II. MALLORY a Co.
1853 Maiden lane.
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MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD "a OCTAVE PIANO
"A forte for saeCost $3.50 for s3o0 elegant satin broca
tel Parlor Suits Carpets Paintings Curtains Chamber Bed
and Dining Room Furniture, sacrihce for cash
Residence lis West Twenty street, between Sixth
Seventh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-09

L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
H. The Cromwell Line,
sesmshps Q, this line will leave pier No North river
GEO CROMWELL: Vail Saturday Nav rs
GEO WhSHlN6lON... Eager SATURDAY. NAV al
Freight taken Tor st. LOUIS Mobile ana Cislysston a,
through rates. ''''" ~
passage first and second Glass; or freight ami, IN
II. b. CROMWELL co, IS wsst ssrsst
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WAILAck's
MATINEK MATINEE
CASTE,
SATURDAY, MAY L.
Doors open at TX; commence at g
SECURE YOUR SEATS.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-27

From the Army Hospital; the bloody
baltic field the mansion OF the rich md tho
humble abode of the poor-irom the Office
and the sacred desk from the mountain
top, distant valley and far-off islands Of tho
ocean-from every nook and corner of tho
civilized. world, is pouring in the evidence
of the astonishing effects Of DuAKE's PLAN
TATIoN BlTTERs. thousands upon thou
sands of letters like the following may be
seen at our office:
y l hnve been in tho Army
Hospital for fourteen months, speechless
and nearly dead. Three bottles have made
me well man.
C. II. FLAUTY
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Supcrior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
INC prlce. jan 2l-tx1w
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THE EAxHVxHzn HERALu

ties his acute perception of the abb
surd, and pour out food ter food of
sarcasm and wit, exhibiting, in strik-
ing lights, the large ears of the largely
endowed individual that has attempt
cd to make him the butt of his clumsy
ridiculo, would cure you, reader, and
cure you completely, of the habit, if
you over had it, of using but one ear,
or of using both cars, though larger
than The ears of I5alaam's ass for bit
one nurro,O minded purpose.
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Local ItenS.

New Advertisement s.
Mrs Campbell, Agent for Stephens
History Of the War.
y new supply Of Goods-at With
ers & Laws.
Ale, Lager Beer, &c.-at Clever &
McCarley.
Confec,ionary--by i; w. Clever.
Liverpool Salt---John Mcintyre &
Co.
Administrators Noticc-R. II. Jcn-
nings, Admir-.
See "Agonts Wanted"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-27

a REBEL OUTLooK.-The vacancies cca.
stoned by lIooker's resignation and Rous-
sean's death, canse tho Springfield (Mass.)
Republican TO observe:
'lt is greatly to be regretted on many ac>
counts that we are not far enough advanc
ed yet to take advantage Of the splendid
military talent of the South. But We sup>
'se we cannot expect soon to SEQ even
such truly repentant and reconstructed
rebels as General Lonsstcct again in the
service
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New Publications.

New Publications.
The first number of the Daily n. G. Ob-
scrver is upon our tablc.--iI is. as We antici
peted, neat and sprightly shoct-and we'll
worthy of public patronage II is publish
cd at Charlotte, n G., by Mtssrs. Smith,
Watson s. Co. We wish il abundant suos
cess.
The Chester Reporter, is also upon our
table, it is we'll printed sheet and ably
edited Mcssrs. Mcclure & Brady, tho
proprictors, have our wa,most wishes
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-27

a Columbia correspondent writes that
there is good authority f,r saying that Gen
eral Wade Hampton has not authorized tho
use ot ms name III connection with the Pre-.
sidency Of the South Carolina Railroad
Company,
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Acquitted.

Acquitted.
We learn. that the trial Of Wm
Kolly, for tho murder of Mack Kirk
land, colored, which came off in Cam
den last week, resulted in his acquit-
tai. The Camden Journal says dissat-
isfaction prevails among the colored
people.
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his reputation for manners, character
and ability to teach, to the keeping
of those young ladies who have begun
to give him n fair trial, and his en-
tcrprisc some little encourage ment.
BENZ. r. STUART.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-27

A Philadelphia surgeon, who was on his
way TO perform IN operation on patient.
had his carriage robbed and lost his surpi.
col Instruments. whilo making temporary
Stop. whereby" added tho reporter "the
life saved"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-27

a monomaniac husband in ST. Louis
thought everybody wanted to poison him,
and compelled his wife to taste each dish
before he ate Of it. When it came TO pills
tho woman rebellcd,
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The Rev. b. NJ. Tillo1son, Of Manchester.
N. H., has in his ministry of twenty .fivc
years married 1850 people, buried 400
and preached 1900 sermons. Wonder if.he
poor man has an easy conscience.
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Body-snatching is going on in Washing
ton, and quserly enough, ono Burke is the
leader. The negroes are afraid to he out
after dark, lest the doctors catch them and
make them up into medicines, rs they be-
liove.
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Patronize Your Home Paper.

1t is the duty Of our home people to
first sustain their local paper and
they will thereby cnablo it to DO as
good as any that thoy can obtain
from abroad. After this is done
there is no mortal sin in taking good
paper from other sections than your
own.
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California is now supplying France md
Italy with silkworm eggs hers being heal
thier than the stock in The old countries
Who, twenty years ago, would have ventur-
cd to predict that such statc of things
would ever exist?
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The Little Corporal,

The Little Corporal,
In it's January journey grcets US
again as full of interest for our little
folks as over, and holding out just as
many attractions fol- cold people who
have young hearts"
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The New York Hernid, in a leading article,
says that Charleston is one of the CONNER.
cial centres which is rising TO be only second
to Gotham itsel! in exterior and interior
trade, TINT when Charleston learns "that
she is as near, If not nearer The Groat West
'han New York, she viii! commence rapid
march 10 commercial greatness"
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GoVERNMENT SrEALING.---Congrcss
Jonckcs says the Government is plundred
Of one hundred millions Of dollnrs annual.
~. Commenting upon this statement and
pr"'sing the author Of it, the New York
Herald says:
"Was there ever such stupcndous fraud
anu robbery before; a hundred millions or
more year stolen from the Government and
people! Is il not time Tint The tenure Of,
Office act should he repealed and tho rcspon-
sibility of q faithful execution of the laws
DO placed in the Prcsidcnt?"
And yet Congressman Jcnckcs was one of
tho famous forty-seven who voted against
repeal.
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STEPHENS HISTORY OF THE
:" A r,

V>HE undersigned, Agent for tho above
work. is receiving subscribers. Per-
sons from the country, dcsirous to secure a
hnc copy of this great work, are invited to
enroll their names at hci store imncdint ely.
MRs. VI. CAMPBELL.
jan 16-flx2
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NOTICE.

NUTICE.
a l.! persons having demands against tho
IL Estate Of John Marlborough, deceased,
are requested to present them properly at
tested to my Attorneys, Messrs. McCants
and Douglass or to myself.
U.C. TRAPFsAdm'r.
jan 27-x2