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WCLhEs SUFFRAGE
x'ssll for n Meeting to Form n Count,
Wou1an.s Suffrage -s~>ncfntioss-
MrS- Cnly Stntit0s1 ifa
! GEicnHO.

TncFc IN favor nf suffrage for women. aih who
d. sire the MosemcD, LII 1nnis TO te t::l'rsE'srn:
Of existing organizations, arc requested to meet
at the 1ecurr licou et Farwesl hall, on Tuesday,
lite 9Th sIav cf April ut 10 O'Clock q M, 10 fofEl
tcek County Womans Suffrage Association.
.Irhu " Reid. .l.W I.sns- Gashts'c v Waite.
f,rE,nt.N ,1rEe- Elizlh y -i4omts y. !. Rrsnpr.
Jane &. .1nres, S ID. Hooth, AnnA hntnttt-
t"ts K4Wet- Aue,ttA N;dS.Nta- ~ roHEtE: roHEs:
N,lAInr j. i;1.kr /. ". Pc7-r1l i. ", Swrss.
i;h:t v i,E.T Mar l. walker, t:e... ~ Merton.
II " Saith. ]. Wz1ksr, i. r. Snrran.
Mary H. Smith. 7, N. TaoE1fsoa. Il. Waterman.
4. IL Hr3u1rf H. iIaffu1, A. F. Grant.
7hct o. G,!r.fn. t'h1st~ B. W1!e, CEas. u. Fawi".
E1ltrra ". ", ~ t17ln l. D-.rr, Mrs J: !. ntts
.ltt.nic Dlt"ri. kasS f'nspt A1. E y. C.'s'
Nsfxs;. A.pet,, "ss Win, J., ill., o sirs j. I. Iee.
ii, NJ fI1ier, El!en stttehrll. Frsae!s u. Mitch.
n. u II y 9;w Fuller M NJ Wwig! Il u e Edwards,
.'tha ia n + Wiz. vie Wsrit iS.?t Snl,y:
Mary .fnp,-, i-.sr " Hang, Lnratcr r. Hsr-
> r. " N,N man. VIA. S'okrr, n.;al-
Mfr.N,T .Tsnckkys Melinda Cukrr- md suAa5 oaffF
! Mr.. ELIlusitGt,
AES- CApT STANTON
! Mrs Elizabeth Cai'y Stanton has tHcen has'tsns
meetings AMI conventions III Wisconsin aa. Is *
1s.rte.l IN CflseaEU. tu4iay. She will ecSupy tns
pulpit cf l'1u;S Church, NuE1h s!dt ltsey d. u.
crt C,iTcr., III Sunday evening next MISS SEsaf
E anthony ts also addressing meetings ~ thts aa
adjoining STATES arl Is rSlcrtcsl in this CITY o.
sunday. Mr.. stanton viii be the c1csi Of Ms
! Er1narte Ie.Cs. nj Nc. 9l1 Prairie ascnue, whcs
.tr Mil rrctifc her {rplt!s this cTeu!af.
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Total .As....-.......--...ct,~al Ni:s" -.sh3
Shipments in March, 1859. - .9s3 I.9ss 34.fa9
NEEF FCATrLE--'rhrrr was nlorrlffe In tr.1i.c to-
day, and rather 1.ulcs fernr otatucd. ttc light
receipts serving tn stimulate thc demand, aat it-
ray1 strength It, the market. There were fewer
{Cyers in attendance than during yesterday or the
previous two days. hu, the wants or the few WIN
ini enter Ill appearance were about sutf1renr -
Absorb, all desirable ntterlnes few common ana
inferior lots nnly remaining IN tho pens Enaoll ut
tne cit,Sr uf trade this evening THE q,,a!tr OF the
stock Was fair average, though "a compared with
yestcr.ar and "Wednesday there was slight fail
lnr M, there he1nx fewer really choice dsoscs. AMI
a more liberal supply VI ctllinon. However, thu
offerings were prctiy well suited to the wants Of
myers, and sales n alils effected III t.r lEir.s
current Yesterday. Transactions wen. rtI"!r1etl at
s4.,asa 4s3 far lntersr common 1nxrI lots, In
Guiding poor cowA, E:a .'ulls. light thin h'lf"r~-
and coarse, hnny uNfn. fANaa f't for common 10
grol butchers stock, embracing medium to chrre.
fs rows. AMI common to lsrtt reshs steers: T. 7:tt
..5 for common to g..o! sias.k steer: f;.uA@hh0
irT l.r.lum tu good fat ranr huls steers, arerac-
ing firm afn tn 1.1n fts: sf.1h Is fr good 10
choice smooth faf stsrra Of fEnM ,2N to ,3M Es
average: and at $1.JtGsn8 for choice ta extra
ssterN Tne hest two sales nf Thy day were II
he'd Iowa steers, averaging .sS ' II s..:4', hy
Irl~y Grtn, and 81 hta'l. a.tv. .uE s-s.i ;hs ~
<,+tp, by S,ctls i .sAlcms- Tht market closed
steady.
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SCALES.
REVAIENTA FOOD.


NO MORE MEDICINE.
Ei:vSLi:STA ToiI'. r;.,,i..:. = .:.,t:,..i.n Y,
rfeA Arlits. SLrrI-.ne.. Naarrs. \ut.trI. il'AEt
In:n4. Low s1ir:sr. II S.Iva.; HNoi,. LirT. an1
t.r:c- q 5urct :c,:t rsss- 1nT;E. = - :. r.,
frr!. $. ID in t'hrarc liz f. r. nWffkS Gu. = aGi
I II. E..st sn,Sn t1y.. .tF1rr.i i$!x -+.4
, 1870-04-02


Tht Alsnrc Il al>aut The percentage WHICH the
yeads carry, The Michigan Central generally lead
st,- MI t,thrrx
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CInI9S1 TH1cES-

EStra GRADED st++.rN. ~. % .
Choice Beeyes-FIue, fat, wrllfnrn4i.3
p ! year old et*rrF. anil averaging
from. go to ,.-' s.s5
l>rslnt Ii+t1,--t;.axi. wt1l-fbtte.l, flutIv
formed steers, averaging 1.1u0 to 1,.sl
IT, nS''
Far yrat!rs-EAlr Steers, 1T fair rcsh+
averaging 1,ss1, 10 ,.:,s, I,~ .......-.... GcS
Medium ttax+-lleiiuul ~leerH aud Epul
cows for city slaughter, averaging 9u9
| 10 l.tsN rs. .........-..-.,.--..-.... aF!
| sock Cat.le-Cnmmon cattle in decent
Gtsh, averaging sis' 10 1,tsfe :hs. s..5t
s,,-rs. ,..,,...,,..,..,,.., s7s
| da17E 4GIES rlDAY.
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DIR, Townsend.

lsa South Cla-tt treats Il. P.;rn:c sal Stxn.i D;s
cast< and ects rc11nanent sars ID tae most vi,sns
suffering ftr.n Seminal Neakrees. Scrtors Debility.
Syphiltc 1ctirns CT any kind. tacEM call early and
an! DIFFICULTIES tlaiea With tairty and His
Pamphlet cf Atvce' sent fser TO any addEr-s Coz
nIfSf1 m fyf7e-
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Is. soush ca.t-t. chiasc enIes taE 10 sh1Essl T.
Hr d Eraauatr IT the CniE-erlst Q: rEiladpAia ana
il The srabse phypieAa u the cit! tof ~ Chfo9.e
1wctx ot Strson. and Sexual Discass- Consultations
, 1870-04-02

rHN'AGo& l. EORT1WESTERS RAILROAD.
.ts t-i.t At 1T tiatk ALL: Ii A-t.S.
tu,S, II. ELiiis sSl', tlit itN&-
, 1870-04-02

WarTantee deeds conveying city and Suburban
Property within seven miles uf the Euu1 House,
filed for record on Thursd ay. Arril1:
Sor.h Wells IT, t+H # Of ulnstlale ri, I, -..
stylt.} IT; March TO- O............--.....$1Q $1Q, 900
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-10
Divine service.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services every Sabbath at II A. NJ. and
~ p. NJ. Sabbath School at l2la z. NJ.
eats free. a cordial invitation extend
ed to all.
EEv. c. NJ. HEARD. Pastor.
ST. PETERS AND PAUL'S >(Cathoiic)
CHURCH.
Mass at l014 a. N.
vespcr and Dencl;cticn OF the Blessed.
Sacrament at y. NJ.
Catechsm et 2 p. IN.
JAMES DUNN. Pastor
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-10

LIVERPOOL. Sept. l0.--l p. m
Refined 1879. Spirits II.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-10

ANTwEEP, Sept. lO.-3p. N.
Crude market.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-05-06
Ten wears ago, on FRIDAY, March

Ten years ago, on Friday, March
l6, 1860, the question before the Senate
of tho United States was on bill by
Mr.. Jefferson Davis, Senator of Missis-
sippi, to authorize o sale of public arms
to such States as might desire to pur-
chase, and in quantities limited only by
the supply. On that day, and upon that
bill, Mr.. Davis plausibly explained
that to make government practical, we
must have discretionary power in men !;
If the Secretary of War Floyd thinks
he cannot spare any arms, of course
none viii be sold" An amendment,
therefore, by Mr.. Fessenden, to make
the distribution by sale of a surplus
was twisted by the willy Mississippian
into an amendment that If the arms on
hand might be sold pro rata among the
States applying to purchase, and in that
shape IL was adopted, % to Is. In the
debate of that day by Davis, Hunter,
Fitzpatrick and Iverson, we read the
subtle preparations for war; Fessenden,
Hamlin and Doolittle opposed the bill,
not because IL was monstrous, but be-
cause it gave "a discretion which Con-
gress ought not to lodge with the Secre-
tary," but Mr.. Douglas saw ''no objec-
ton" to the measure. We recall these
incidents from the Congressional Globe
merely to point the fact that on the 10th
of March, 1870, the question being upon
n bill to admit Georgia to representa-
ton in Congress, Mr. Hiram II. Revels,
Senator of Mississippi-a colored man
addressing the Chair for the first
time, spoke in feeling and eloquent eu-
logy of his race, whose patient suffering
and endurance of hope challenge the
admiration of the world.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-05-06

HeWtro TAKE IAFE,--7 fake life Just
as though it was-as it is-earnest, vi
tai, essential affair. Take it just as
though you personally were born to the
task of performing merry part in it
as though the world had waited for
your comings Take il as if it was
grand opportunity to do and achieve :;
to carry forward great and good
schemes TO help and cheer suffering,
weary, it may be a heart-broken brother.
The fact is, life is undervalued by n
majority of mankind. Ii is not made
half as much OF as il should be the case.
Where is the man or woman who ac-
complishes one 1.-THE of what might be
done WHO cannot look back upon
opportunities lost. plans unachieved,
thoughts crushed, aspirations Hnfnl-
filled and all caused by the lack of the
necessarily and possible effort! Ii we
knew better how TO take and make the
most OF life. IL would be far greater
than IL is. Now and then a man stands
aside from the crowd, labors earnestly,
steadfastly, confidently and straightway
becomes famous for greatness of some
sort. The world wonders, admires,
idolizes; yet il only illustrates what
each may do If he takes hold of life
with purpose. If man but says he
soiIl, aud follows it up, he may expect to
accomplish anything reasonable.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-05-06
Is Certificate of Authority. sss-
To expire on the 2sth day of Feb, AID. fS7I.1 q
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE, s5ssI


TOPEKA. HAS, March 4th. 1901
WHEREAS, The Home Insurance Company
of New York, in the State of New York, has
filed, in this Office, n sworn statement Of its
condition, required by Sec. f04, Art IL.
Chap. %, of the General Statutes Of the State p
of Kansas If 1858; t-1 ~ eaET 49,.
WHEREAS, Said Company has furnished the
undersigned satisfactory evidence that IL is
possessed of at least one hundred Thousand
dollars of actual capital invested In stocks. or
in bonds, or In mortgages of real estate. worth
double tho amount for which the same Is mort .
gagged, in accordance with Sec. 1O5 Of the same
act: and
WHEREAs, SAID Company has flled i'm this
Office WritteA instrument, under its corporate .
seal. signed lay the President and Secretary
thereof, authorizing any agent or agents ofsaid
of process, for and in behalf of said Company
eonseutiisg that such service OF process shall be
taken and held to De as valid as il served upoR
the Company, according. to the laws of this or
any other State, and wafving all claims or right
of error by reason Of such acknowledgment Of
service. 5fEa =.
Now. therefore, in pursuance of Section 100
Of the aforesaid act, /. \. Th0maH, Auditor OF
State for the State of Kansas, do hereby certify
lied to transact the bhsinessef Fire InsuFancs
in this State until the 18th day OF February, in
the year one Thousand eight hundred and seY-
enty-oDe.
In witness whereof, l have hereunto SUBJ
seribed my name. aud caused the seal 3
TsEAI.l of my Office to he affixed. the day
aud year above written.
Auditor Of State. ~
o. Y. HART, agent,
1918 EmpGria, Kansas. u
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-05-06

The British Government in India
has offered a reward of $4,000 fer any
machine capable of preparing for mar
ket, at a cost not exceeding ESQ ger ton,
This plant, which is very similar to, If
not identical WITH what is known in
our southern States as rdmie, is spe-
cies OF, luxariAnt flax, which is capable
Of Manufacture into cloths both dara-
bic and handsome. The only objection
heretofore to its general cultivation is
to be found in the difficulty against
which the Indian Government is seek
ing to provide, the difficulty of separa-
ting, first, the bark and fibre from the
stem and second, the fibre. from Abe
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-05-06

BEAUTIFUL INCIDENTAL young off,
Ger was connected with Sheridan's bril-
gade. It was in one of those forced
marches, when they had driven back the
enemy, and had been in the saddle for
several consecutive days and nights, that
the trooper availed himself of tempo
rary halt to slip from the saddle and
stretch himself upon the turf-his horse
meanwhile browsing in the immediate
vicinity. He had slept for some little
time, when he was suddenly awakened
by the frantic paving of his horse at his
side. fFatigued by his long ride, he did
not rouse at-onee, but lay in that par
TALLY conscious state which so frequent
ly attends physical prostitution. Soon,
however, the faithful animal perceiving
that his efforts had failed to accomplish
their object, licked his face, and placing
his mouth close to his ear, uttered loud
snort. Now thoroughly awake, he
sprang up, and rs the horse turned for
him to mount, he saw for the first time
that his comrades had disappeared, and
that the enemy were coming down upon
him at full gallop, Once mounted,
the faithful beast here him with the
speed of the wind safely from the dan
ger, and soon placed him among his
companions. "Thus," he added, with
emotion, 'sthe noble fellow saved me
from captivity, and perhaps from DEATH
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-05-06

Norman Eastman. Esq, the resident
attorney OF. the NJ. X. q Il. II. r., has
been advised that the Commissioner of
the General Land Office has rendered q
decision in favor of the. NJ. X! ~ T..
Railways TO the lands near junction
City--in conflict with the Kansas Pa
cific Railway COmpany.-HWDsboldt
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-05-06

Cows require abundance bf nutritious fdad TO
make them fat, but keep up regular serFetian Of
milk. Farmers and dairymen attest the that ly
juilcous IIse Of LeiS' Condition Powder the
how of milk l. greatly increased. and quality vastly
proved All hnIors and Impurities the liz otl
removed. For teafs apply leIS' Ch Iali-
cal Healing SalVe-Wil heal in orr N Iii
cations IoHr CALVES also require Alternative ceut
and sfimuant. Using this Powder will exPei all grub
worms, with which young stock infested ia the spring
Of te year promotes attenng, prevents securing &c.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-05-06
SONS OLE rEnIpERAncE

EMPoRIA DIVISION NO. &c. Sons & Daugh-
tiers OF TEN pcrnnce, meets at the. Presbyterian
Hall every Monday evenln & at 2 o'clock. Mem
beers In good standing invited to attend.
ID. G. McMURTRIE, w. p.
MRS. j. H. GoRHAM. RS.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-05-06

EMPORIA CHAPTER, u. A. NJ, meets at Ma
sonic Hall, the LIST and 81 Saturday evenings OF
each month, at ia O'Clock. Companions in good
standsas are cordially iipyited To attend. -
II. BANCROFT, Secretary
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-05-06
connrY7Aslnn isTRIcT OFFICERS.

Disfrief Ja1dgs--I- L. lttATSON-
COultV Con0sissf0nsrs-fI. &. CROSS, Chairman
T. Chill. OIL WtARDk - - 49,. 4 ~
ProhaAs dA1ps-P- N. EOOTE- n EtLkfE ~
district clerE-F. G. HUNT.
County 4 ffornev-P. il. PLUMB.
County CIerk-DAVID 3. GILMORE.
COnntD ItAnshtev-NONES SpICER la
Register Of Deeds-PETER HUGHES
.Sh4yIg-E. II. COATS.
Superintendent Of !Set0ols-A. ID. CHAMBERS.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-05-06

EMPORIA LODGE No. IL, A. F. Il 4. NJ meets
mt their hall, over Emporia Bank, ON the Thursday
of or next preceding the full moon of each month
and every two weeks thereafter. Master Masons
in good Standing are cordially invited To attend.
A. II. BANCROFT, W. NJ.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-05-06
EMpoRiA cHua6A DIREoToRY.
ArErHbpIsr


METHODIST
Is. KELLEY, Pastor. Services each Sabbath at II
N. m. and p. m. Prayer meeting each Thursday
evening At O'Clock Sabbath School Sunday morn
ing at 81 O'Clock, T.. W Cunningham. Superintend-
ent
LIST CONVERSATIONAL.
Corner OF sth Avenue and Mechanics Street Rev
j. ID. Bell, Pastor. Services ut II a. M and As u.
M Prayer meeting ON Thursday evening Of each
week. Sabbath School each Sunday Immediately
after services. II. Alvord Superintendent.
I'd CoNGREGATIoSAL( weIsh)
Corner of I'd Avenue anil Merchants Street. Rev
Henry Rees, Pastor Services Ct 10 40 q m. and
ming. sabbath School at p. ~. each Sabbath
H. d. Thomas, superntendent
UNITED PIiRsBYTERIAN. hi
Rev. J. A. Collins Pastor. Services at the Court
House, every other Sabbath. at II n. m
ius aPREsBYrERIAN. a
Between 9th and 7th A venues, Commercial Street
Rev. X. NJ oyerstreet P4stor. Services each Sab
SSsS at 4 ~ Sa rse Ss6, meeting on
$. BIRigkS. Snperintendentt t' ltttf
CHRIBTIAN.
Corner OF Exchange and 7Lh Avenue. Elder
Stuart Pastor Services at II o. m. and z d. m
Prayer meeting ON wednesday evening Sabbath
School ats 30 p m, G. b. Bachelor, Superintendent
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
Services nj the Court House every alternate Sab
bath, at II a. m and ~ D. m. Rev. l.. l.. Holden
Pastor Ii
Rflls FRIENDS
Corner OF 9th Avenue ahd sylvan Street. Service.
Mt II n. m. I'LL
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-05-06
ARR,vSL AAO olosIao o. MA,Ls.

Americas, Council Grove -. 80
Junction City, Lawrence,
and all Eastern, North
ern and Western, via NJ,
X. 4 r. II : n. daily Tea ~ a y
cept Su1dRysl $50 X. 500 P. 4
Burlhn gam ana Topeka. 10 80 p. N. - 90 Pm
Burlin gton, Ottumwa, lie
Roy, and Southeastern
Kansas, daily Except sun
Plymouth Cottonwood
Falls aud Marion Center,
Wednesdays and SAtur-
ESrsk n Mondays rIiars- ~ ~ = :
days, 1900 NJ 1900 NJ
Chelsea, Douglas. Eldorado
Bazaar and southwestern
Kansas, Saturdays, ~ G:OOP.M T:DP u.
Elmss.aaro Madison. and y ~ 80
Verdigris Falls arrives
Fridays and departs Sat
urdays, 6O0P.M. T:3OP. N.
onaee h6nrsT.OO G.'NstC 500 ,. NJ. Sundays, 100
e. TRAsK, Pm
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-05-06

HO for TOpeExa--EBuy your Tick
cts via EBnrIingnme.
GENERAL SUP'rs. OFFICE,
Atchison, Topeka 4 Santa Fe X. r.,
Topeka, Dec. Esd, 1859. ~
BY arrangement with Stage Co., on and af-
ter Monday. Dec. 81, go, through tickets be-
tween Emporia and Topeka, and at Stage
Office In Emporia, at the very low rate Of Four
Dollars. Two passenges trains each day daily
Except Sunday
Leave Topeke. T:l5 A.. NJ 1:20 p. n
Buriingame. 9:45 A. N 4: 40 p
Both trains connect at Topeka, with trains
ria, aud all points South and West, making
this the shortest, quickest, and cheapest route
TO Emporia. To. H1rTER-
Gen'l Superintendent.
II. L. SARGENT,
Gen'I Freight and Ticket Agent II
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-05-06

LetSs Powder Is an excellent remedy for Hogs.
The farmer will rejoice to know that prompt and eff
Gent remedy for the various diseases "a which these
animals subject, Is found in Leis' Condition
Powder. For Distemper, Inflammation Of the Brain.
Coughs Feyers Sore Lungs Measles Sore Ears. Mango,
Hog Cholera Sore Teats, Kidney Worms SC, nifty
paper added to tub Of iii and given freely certain
preventive. 1t promotes Digestion rurfes the blood,
and is therefore the HIST fattehiHg Hogs
E.B-BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT.
ERS.-To protect myself and the public from being
imposed upon by worthless limitations observe the sigma
tre OF the proprietor each package without which
genuine.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-05-06
socukTIEs.
MASnNIC

Corner OF oh Avenue ahd sylvan Street. service.
Mt II n. m. III
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-05-06

Corner OF Exchange and 7Lh Avenue Elder
Stuart Pastor. Services at II o. m. and d. M
Prayer meeting ON "wednesday evening. Sabbath
School at 30 p m, C. ID. Bachelor Superintendent
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-05-06

Amount of loss adjusted, due and
unpaid -,..-.....
Amount of losses incurred and In
process of adjustment -.,.s...
Amount of dividends declared and
due. and unpaid ...--.-.....
Amount of dividends, either of
cash or scrip, declared but not
yet due ..-----.-.-.---
Amount of all other cXist'g claims
against the company No.
Total amount of losses, claims and
liabilities ..
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-05-06

PRDTESTANT EPISLOPAL.
Services nj the Court House every alternate Sab
bath, Mt II n N. and 7k b. m. Rev. l.. l.. Holden,
Pastor III
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-05-06
CHRISTIAN.

Between 9th and 7th A. enues, Commercial Stree
Rev. X. n. Oyerstreet. Pdstor Services each Sab
"wednesday evening Sabbath school at 8 a m
$. BlRigkS. Snperintendent ~ ltttf
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11

presently one was produced, and the cofinhd was
slowly and Iaboriously removed Now said Mad
anna Rertbier taking hold of the napkin spread over
tho face of the deceased, Il bld you all look
with mo ON the face of my poor father.
He was n bad man, | allow, and hard man
pnon tbe poor. but thcn he is dead now, and has
gone IN his account. You have prayed TO God to
have mercy upon his soul; am sure when you see
his dead face that you will be prepared to bury your
resentment in his grave. BehOldo She drew the
napkin aside, looked on the face Of the corpse,
started back uttering cry of dismay: This Is not
my father! this is poor AdOlpheV The crowd
pressed forward and stared long at the dead man,
satisfying themselves of the deception. Not word
was spoken, not q murInur arose. All pushed up TO
the corpse gazed it, and then looked into the eyes
of those around them. My father is still alyev ex-
claimed Madame. Praised be GOdr Madame
said in her ear before the week is ont he will
be dead" The most successful of all Mr.. Barring
Goulds characters is this COOL sarcastic, satumine
proigate old reprobate. Among his lesser sketches
may he mentioned Matthias Andre, the father OF
Gabrielle, who so far from being man enough TO lift
his hand to save his child from NJ Berthier is ready
TO take money from him, and yet man enough
afterwards to dash this money through window III
his face. and then hang himself in Temorse. lie Is
we thlnk, falr type OF the average peasant uiuoi
the ancen regime-a cowed sullen creature, who was
soon to rise up desperate, merciless, dreadful The
earlier fictions of In Exitu Israel" if not so yydy
written the concluding chapters are more agreea
BILE reading for though they are dark enough in their
way, they light itself to the horrors to which they
lead at Versailles, whittier the King and Queen had
retreated and at Paris when it is in the possession OF
the maddened mob. Terrible enough in the soberest
history this epsode of the French Revolution is more
than terrible in the novel of Mr.. Barng-GOuld, who
never seems to be aware of the force of the axiom of
Blair which is as true of historical fiction of poe
try, viz:
"What would offend the eve in good picture
The painter casts discreetly in the shade
Mr.. Barring Gould casts nothing in the shade ana
the result is book which may read once for the
sake of its subject but which one is likely to read
again for its own sake.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
REAL ESTATE.
NEW YORK. Wednesday, Aug. 4

NEW IVHh' "V'I'I'''I'J' TUE '0' Nv
The threatening weather yesterday interfered
with outdoor sales nevertheless those that
took pacc were well attended Messrs johnson Mller
d an mt sale of Van Muse farm, New Bruins
wick . e,. 81. .nto.a bo,voon
Dohb,s Ferry and Harts Corners have been made az
foows; 2s acres OF Mr.. Bassetts farm, $1,000; MT
Rrown's farm 10 acres, 5000; DIR. Hammonds faim 70
acres s20OO Mrs. Halls farm 80 acres, E1COO W. "
Bnckouts farm acres, $4,000; John Vneents hotel
and farm 100 acres, 10000