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France

PARIS, March 1.-The carnival yester-
day passed of quietly. ,sAsiio
The French government has warned
its minister at Rome TO continue in his
efforts to protect the institutions of the
Catholic States. -
Advices have been received here to
tile effect that the French have swon 4
victory over the natives in the French
colony of Bengal, on the western coast
of Africa, on the 9th of February. The
French force was only i've hundred
strong, while that Of the eneliy was
over two thousand.
Later news from Paraguay states that
Lopex's army has been somewhat de-
pleted by desertfon, but he still holds
his ground against Beaseil.
The magistrate who was struck by
Prince Murat, and who was to prosecute
him before high court of justice, has
withdrawn complaint.
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CInfcug0.


CHICAGO, March 1.-The officers of the
Illinois woman's suffrage association,
yesterday took steps to: organize associ-
atoms in everytown and county of the
State.
A letter received to-day at Sheridan's
headquarters from Col. d. Stanley, Da-
kota Territory, gives discouraging oc-
count of Indian affairs in that region,
based chiefly upon information brought
TO that post by a Sioux Indian chief,
named Little White Swan. This chief,
who is very friendly toward the whites,
and considered perfectly reliable, says
he had entertained hopes of bringing
i'll all his people, but recently the noto-
rious renegade and murderer, John
Richards, had so stirred up and infiuen-
eed them against the whites that hostiI-
tiles this coming season will probably
be worse than ever before. Several
tribes besides the Sioux are brewing
hostifities, and are sending ont war par
ties in every direction.
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A RARE CHANCE.


4 man In New York advertises that
he will give five thousand dollars to
any one who viii take young babe
three months old and be to It IN loco
PARENTS until Il reaches its majority
Here Is chance to make money, at
least more rapidly than by splitting
rails or turning sod. Any discomfort
ed old bach whose uneasy spirit rebels
against the slow and irksome process of
growing rich by causing his brow to
sweat, has hereby offered to him another
method of amassing lucre. The terms
are easy he need not give over his life
OF celibacy, If he be attached to it +; he is
not required to take unto himself
Drawing companion with whom to
dwell In a corner of the housetop is not
so pleasant rs to live alone in wide
house he has only to consent to become
a parent without really being one-to
allow himself TO be called pa, father, or
dad--which surely will dignity instead
OF degrade him. We could perhaps
mention half dozen old rusties right
here in Emporia, who, we should think,
would be eager to father this child.
1t would be very foolish to allow any
false delicacy to intervene, for fear the
little one may be of such lineality as to
entitle hin some day to the preroga-
tives of the XVIII amendment, because
in this age of the world white is white
and black is black, and there is no diff
ference between q white and a black in
dividual except, perhaps, as to odor,
which is certainly very trifing mat
ter when $1,000 are at stake.
Since writing the above our eye has
fallen on another paragraph that entire
ly throws the former into the shade. A
lady in Philadelphia, young and hand
some, of course, announces herself
ready to give $4,000 to any respecta-
BILE young man who will marry her.
What have the respectable young men of
to say to this?
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N0tiee 10 CQatEaelars apd RRiIders

GEALED proposals TO build a school house
~ leither fanle or stone) in District No. IL.
school Board of said district until O'clock n.
m, Tuesday, the 18th day OF March. 1870.
Pians and specifications VIII be found at the
mouse OF u: w kirkendalt where bids viii be
1eet any and all bids. JAMES MILES.
g-AO District Clerk
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Missouri.

KANSAS CITY, March .2.-Twenty-six
miles of additional track to the Missouri
River, Fort Scott & Gulf Railroad have
just been completed, and was this day
opened topublic service. The first pas
senger and freight trains ran through
to-day, and tomorrow a large excursion
party, from Fort Scott TO Girard, will
celebrate the opening. sa
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PROCLAMATION.

THE present town board and majority of
II the citizens OF EmpoFfa deem It TO the in
serest OF all concerned % organize the town OF
hlfnporle int city of the second class as
speedily as possible. Therefore an election
VIII be held on the first Monday In ApriL $50
% elect the following officers, viz: Nayor. no
nee Judge. Marshal, Constable, and eight;
By order Of the Town Board. s. u,
Attest: n n wRTC,uT.
III. V. ROGERS, Clerk. -Chsirn1sn
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KewfucLy.

LOUISVILLE, March 2.-The barrel and
stave factory of Louisville was totally
destroyed by fire at FIVE O'Clock this
morning. The loss on the building,
machinery and stock, was twenty thous-
and dollars. There was a light insu-
rance on the property. a'i -
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ConneetIeat.

, Mystic, March 1.-The great prize
fight between Colyer and Edwards came
off at Mystic Island this morning, result
ing in the defeat of CoIyer in forty one
rounds, in forty-five minutes, Colyer be-
ing Knocked ont of time. and most fear
fully punished.
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EneImzSIs-1

LONDON, March 2s-fK,e seory Sf a
steamers funnel having hetsn 81 stapd-
ing up out of the water ct c, 'Il BAY,
of the coast OF Ireland, Is genslzlly di5-
credited here The hope Of fne safety
of the City OF Boston, & BY no means
abandoned, The underwriters are so
eonfident that they have reduced the
premium which had been advanced fif-
~ per cent.
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ST.. PETERSBURG March There
Mr., Barlingame's funeral, including
nearly all the Americans IA the city.
The entire Diplomats corps, except
Prince GortiehacoA, the Russian Minis
ter on foreign affairs, and Prince Russ,
ambassador Of the north German con-
federation, and many other high fnHc-
tionaries. The remains Of Mr.. BHrsfn-
game have been eInba1med prepares0Fy
to the removal TO the Suited States.
Yesterday the Empcfop called gpou
Mrs. Buriingame.
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Virginia.

WHEELING, March 2.-Judge N. Har-
rison escaped trial for maladministra-
ton of Office by resigning to the Govern
or, yesterday morning, few minutes
before the legislature was ready to ar
raign him.
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Parties from Emporia all speak web
of Joe Kellam and his accomplished
partner, Mr.. Bill, who have recently
bought and taken charge of the Madison
House- They have already let the con-
tract for extensive additions to be made
TO the house Immediately. Don't take
our word for the quality of aecnmmo-
dations furnished By Megsrs. H. &'R.
but call aud see for yourself = Record.
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LATEST NEWS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
washington.

WAsgINGr0N, March 2.-The Senate
held, OF the executive session, on the
nomination ofAIf. Bradley as associate
Justice of the supreme court. Finally
on motion of Mr.. Rice, it was postponed
until the 2lst instant, by 81 to 26. Those
who took part in the debate, from the
south, were Kellogg, Rice and Warner,
opposing the nomination. The object
of the postponement is stated to be af-
fording the time on the passage of the
bill reported from the judiciary commit
tee, embracing Mississippi, Texas and
Arkansas in one judiciary district, with
the associate justice of the supreme
court.
Mr., Whitmore's friends, ofSouth Car
olina, have made arrangements for Sc
rious public meeting in his district,
which will be addressed by himself in
vindication of his conduct in the dispo-
sal of eadetships. The object is to
make arrangements for his reelection
to Congress.
The senate judiciary committee,
through Mr.. Edwards, made report
to-day in the case of Georgia. They
hold that many irregularities have taken
place in the reorganization fthe iegis-
latuIe under the reconstruction acts of
last December, but that ii is not adyisa-
bic for Congress to take any further
steps on that subject. Incidentally
they declare against the right of State.
officials to hold Office for any longer
time than they were originally elected
for. The senatorial question is not
touched upon
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A Hartford man, in telling a police of
ficer that he had an ocular demonstFa-
ton of his wife's infidelity, added,
81 never had any little thing make me
SO mad in all, my life" aa
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A correspondent of the Chicago Iyi-
6,tRe writes as follows of the +beaatifHi
valley ofthe Neosho, an115se2a
s'The Neosho Valley, embracing a
section twenty or thirty miles wide and
a hundred and twenty long, is the most
beautiful tract of land have ever seen
in any country. The Neosho river is a
lovely stream of clear, running water,
winding along its rocky bed, over rapids
and falls, furnishing water power
equal to Rock river, In Illinois-more
like the streams of Eastern States than
any have seen. The Southern Branch
of the Pacific road owns, in this valley,
about million and > half acres OF land.
Much Of It, the rich bottom Land, is now
selling at from 81 to 81, op ten years
time, and the Government owns as much
more. all the even sections, which is
subject to honsehnld or prescription,
Without any Affection for the railroad,
or interest in their bonds, must say
that have moi, seen anywhere more
desirable place, all things eonsia ered,
for home, than in this valley. A young
man who has thousand dollars to start
with here, cannot fail to be rich IN sex
en- years, if he will work.
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New advertisements.

Dissolution Notice.
EHSaE CO. paFfnarHhip heretofore existing nm.
4 der the name and firm of Paul MURRAY.
harrls = Co.. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent All parties having dealings with said
hrm will make settlement with
S-AI j. H. HARRIS
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Mr.. J. S. Boughton, travelling cores
pondent of the laurence Tribune, Is In
town, aud dropped in upon us yester-
day. lie states that Lawrence is lively
and the Tribune prosperous. He rep
resents one of the best papers both as a
daily and weekly, in Kansas. The
weekly Tribune has perhaps the largest
circulation of any paper I'm the State.
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New York.

NEW YORK, March 2.-Mr. Seward
has declined the banquet offered him,
occurred to-day at the Fleetwood race
course. j, NJ. Suliiyae, workman.
was killed, and nine others were severe
ly wounded. - r,.- =.
General Quesada win probably be
rendered a reception BY the Cuban
Junta.
United States Marshal Harlan denies
the truth of the reports that Cuban
expedition started from here.
Rev. DIR. McCiintock lies critically i'll
here, and it is not thought probable that
he will recover.
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RArHxs SrEEP.-The Walnut FaIleg
Times advertises 24O acres of land for
sale at the trining price of $4,000.
Somebody must have struck oil.
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EKPORIA NEAT MAKER.

WIN fsrzIsA the eitlEens e. EmpoE5a md
surrounding eosInfFI vita fresh meats AZ etl :
tir1es 1t his new naeAt marker, one dear
south OF William C7apfSa efssss Dsth
FIonr, 1teai and shofrts for SAFE
CASH PAID For cOgExRYE PB0D9GE
AND DRE HIDES,
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Htaty.

AUN4cu, MARCH 2.-Count Bray has
been entrusted with the dnty of forn-
ing new cabinet.
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MORE WHIsKY.-Some Irishmen went
into lie Roy, last Sunday, filed Them
selves with mean whisky, and then
went to "nager's" house aud attempt
ed to outrage his wife, The. man came
to her rescue, when they shot him
through the head and threw him down
the bank ola slough and left him to
die. He was not dead Monday morn
ing. was in Le Roy, and give you the
facts as got them, n C. n. r,
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''The groves were Gods nIst temples


THE BURLiNGToS PET was down
to Burlington few days ago. The
town is improving. And they have
pet. Prouty caught it at Topeka and
sent it down to them. 1t is beautiful
animal, but he is q mischieyons ptgp.
His den is near the Congregational
Church. You cannot see him without
going into his den-the holes are all
closed. saw his "picter." 1t paint
ed over his hole. / should think he
was about rs big as a poodle, with a
sharp nose, and big tail with beaati-
full rings round it, They call him Coon.
1 said he was mischieyous. Proof: The
men that go to see him turn fools and
act like mad men and disturb the whole
town with their hideous hbotingsa he
is also quite costly. They have had him
about a month, and he will cost the
county mp to this time about two thon-
sand dollars. Lyon county is making
some money out of the cfTtter Hur-
rah for Burlingtont
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New advertisements.


Remaining uncalled for in Emporia Postofa
for the week ending March 4, 1870:
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.---We have the pleas
~ ure of informing you of our removal from
No. 10 Light Street, to No. 1915 Baltimore
Street. Second Hou Sc East of Messrs. Hamil-
ton Easter & Sons, where we have opened
NEW STOCK OF FIRST CLASS GOODS,
consisting in part of
DIAMONDS, STERL N SILVER " AR E
FINE WATCHES, TRIPPLPLArGD WAR E
RICH JEWELRY, CLOCKS, BRONZES, &c
GOLD and SILVER HEAD CANES, OPERA
GLASSES, TABLE CUTLERY, THEIR
MOMETERS, &c. SPECTACLES and EYE
GLASSES.
Particular attention paid to the repairing of
fine watches and the manufacture of Hair Jewel
ry.
We have erected on our premises one of the
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observations are taken daily, and correct time
guaranteed.ss
Having none but First Glass Workmen in our
employ, we feel confident of giving entire salts
faction to all who may fayorus with ther pat
rOna9e.
Respectfully,
LARMOUR Il co.
sl95 West Baltimore Street, Baltimore.
apr9 '69-ly.
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Baltimore Advertisements
D SINCLAIR & CO.,
6la No 50 LIGHT STREET.


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Manufacturers ofAgriculturalImple and
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Also on hand for Spring sales fresh and genu-
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Baltimore Advertisements.
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Baltimore Advertisements.

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None but the best seasoned material is used in
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Baltimore Advertisements.


j. G. RIDENoUR,
Formerly of Hough, Ridenour q Langdon. j.,
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No. Al SOUTH HOWARD STREET
BALTIMORE.
rs Orders for all kinds of Merchandise,
Salt, Fish, Plaster, Guano, and the various Fer
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ond GAS RTTPNEPS

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W7IGs, BRAIDs, CURLs.
wv -
g.HANEY.
Successor to Deville & Bourguet,)
HAIR DRESSER AND WIG MAKER,
IMPORTER AND MANUFA CTURER OF
WIGS, TOUPEES,
BRAIDs, CURLs, &c.
Every description Of Ornamental Hair Works,
for Ladies and Gentlemen, constantly on hand
and made to order, at the shortest notice and
moderate prices. For any of the above named
articles information ming them, address
J. HANEY,
141 W. Baltimore steeet,
aprlO 69--lyr. Four doors below Calvertst
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Baltimore Advertisements.

CREATSOUTHERN BAZAAR.
NO.l2oNoRTH HOWARD STREET,
Between Franklin and Mulberry Sts,
The Cheapest Place in the City.
Keep constantly on hand a large o.LMEksS/
assortment of Family Carriages, Ca sssE
leches, Barouches, Phetons, jaggers, 70 ~
Coal-BoxWagons, Jenny Linds, Dearborns, Ger
mantowns, Jerseys, Top and No-Top Buggies,
Trotting and Express Wagons, Ambulances and
Carts.
Secondhand Wagons takenin exchange
New and secondhand Harness constantly on
hand
Ourfacilties enable US to sell fifty per cent.
cheaper than any other establishments the city
for cash or approved paper. We only ask you
to give us a call to satisfy yourselves. Consign-
ments solicited and liberal advances made.
forgetthenumber-the small l 20 North
Howard Street
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Domestic Music-The teakettle singing.
The Proper Day for Marriages Weddns-