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obuAm 8nfAL PAINTER AND eLAGIsV
10. oSA LOUISIANA AvEHue

OnHstD1s 90 Al Kinda Of wood sad marpte aesssy a
,S sss latest And noef APPROX ID sty les.
1 syrH PROMPTLY ArrRHpsp ~,
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GABLE SCREW WIRE
boots and Shoes.
TRY A PAIR,

ana Jon WI use no Others. They are ,hs most phi
able, Durable, and Comfortable GOOD. in tina n. =
kes. Their success lie unprecedented, and ,hey Az,
rapidly sueersedins sewed and pegged worn vh,r
ever introduced.
soLD BIZ DEALEBs RvKRYwHERr
aps Inn " - S"1
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

nm l.. HEiLB8UN, -As
w 'is SEVENTH STREET, "
Mex, Door to Odd Fellows Han,
Has now a complete Stock a.
WHITE "A lin Balls. at. ....... ..... O. 10
hlb cLlPPs..-..-.
LADIES fONED Balls .....-..-.-.-.........--. ? 90
GHlTEkS, with and without eels - n As
SLIPPkkS and BUskIss, 30 cents m
BOYS. and YOUTHS DANCING PUMPS
MENs GtiTERS and TIES. IA large variety
CHlbDb IN SHOES, al colors aud sires
mh3lE' sl9 SEVENTH STREET
II. GOODWIN, sAHL CLINKsUALEs,
- sforI1erly With Angermsn Son. -~
GOQDMIS CLlNhsCALEs,
Dealers Va Ladies Misses and Childreus' " Al
Mens Iteys and Youths first class BOOTS -
and shoke a all descriptions, 121 9TH street esf
SIDE, betwes n and streets. Repairing done "a
the pest style mhE-
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QOTATOEsi POTATOES. POTATOES,
5000 bushels strictly prime JACKSON WHITE
POTATOES, per schooner Malabar, now Mt our
sbaIf. Dealers wanting a very handsome article
sill do we'll to call on HARTLEY BROTHER,
93 and SO Water street,
ap22 CT Georgetown, ID. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-24

E'OE sAhk - That handsome BRICK HOUSE
no. AS io'h street northwest, contai ming S
'oo'os with ess ami water, aud every modern con.
senLeIce price low for the location Inquire on the
bitH't1t-- Ro1a
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN OF THE Loss
Of q Ger tain piece Of
SIOUX HALF BREED SCRIP,
sued in the name Of Victoria Brazian, formerly
Victoria Ausi, No. 3l3, letter H. Tor loo acres OF
Sioux III ah Breed Lake Pepin Reserve, and that
ppiicaIiop will be made for transcript in three
weeks from this day, April 18th, 1871.
=. r. WILSON,
Attorney for Fred s Newell executor of the estate
OF Thomas Newell, decd. apls-3w
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THE TRADES.

ROBINSON 4 CO.,
IA BOILER MAKERS
Nos. - and 80 Wstsr Street, 9eorgetowa, ID. O.
tended to. S'p"S
hest manper, cheap for cash. snIIim "
ID NEAL AND PROMPTLY FIX CUTED
By II POLkINHORN q 90
sHl41y ID street, between 9Th and Ttb streets
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Can get immediate purchasers for Eve 90 large
Bki,k HOUSES In good Iocati ans. varying On
Iriees tron D 10 90 20 30 0O. Also, six BUILD
THOs. u. LALLy CO.
apis 81 No. ale 9Th street. bet. 3 sac SIS.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

rENHREE NICE FRONT UNFURNISHED
Il ROOMS FOB BENT-9tt PeunA. avenue, be-
tween 9th aud l0th streets. south side. spus-d
EuR BENT-Three- story BBICk HOUSE. No.
u SOS New Jersey avenue. between ana q
strCets; contains rine rooms, with water and gas
Bent $50 Ter month. ApplJ 90 W &. JOHNSON,
lis 18th street api2tf
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Has ZEN IA lew three story BRICK HOUSE
snll ~ foT grocery or drug store, on lith 81
GIVE IA streets. Apply 20 DAN'L SUI,
etN y: NJ, l42- U street, between Iith aud 18th
to'tr ~ W apzs-3tr
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EtB SALE-i three story BRICK HOUSE ON I
stree; between 9Th ard 10Th west: rooms: title
PERFECT ", 1; HOWELL, 500 h street. or -
tEh streeL, baltimore. ap22 CT
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-07-13

@nmt, ,. &eb.- Betufa be5 BON
eem &i9ter We@lure erla0enen Sim
bal'6> BeftblS", INN ben tpetteren 8au Der
Bride iber ben ct. @roir BET 6upl Jon III
%petbinpera, bemerfen mir baB BE Yrose6-
@erbanclun9en aus bem Staat6eeri6t6s
5ofs mad tem 8unoes> Di1rift@ @eri9te
psrleat mureen uno &t@terNel1oh bereit6
in lester ISOLDE letn @uta@ten babin
ataat> baB bic @erlesun9 ces Yroseb>
0sriabrens mad cem Bunpe6 9eri9te ben
,Ginbultstefebl" an une fl: ii9 traftles
3emodt babe.
Cine tpeitere @nt19etbun9 Der @ontrps
oerie bat il9 Der &i@ter tt6 au fBettereS
S%p,bebalter,
Muh ibs,nt urs BIER tn @t.pauL taB
pie &rieeeertldruns @tiQwaters ,rentser
se0en Disronitn reip. 9uplon eeridtet
it, als ae9en ct. Yaul .unp nautentltd
sesen Die projeftirte unb beretts I'M 8au
be8tifene ct. paul, Sti1water u. Tay>
lore Sails @i(enbabn.
@ir 9lauben ri&tie ~ urtbeilen> tpent1
mir al, pteler @tsue bemerfen, eaB jene
OppoGttsn 9eoen lebt0enunnte 8obn pe>
niger BON Der Bdr9erl9aft BON @ttQwa>
ter aus9ebt, als Don etntsen &penisen
G~iienbabnz unp 2ane lpetulanten tnGtiu>
water, pel@e bur@ ben 8au bieler Babn
ibrt prtoat. Sntere1en sefdbreet elauben.
Gbenlo 1T IS bier befannt> bab bic
Safe @upertor Babr, 1pelde berett6 pia
Wbtte Bear 2afe cine 3wetebabn na4
Stiuuater 9ebaut, fetnespess ber neuen
GonfarrenS sanfie seftimmt 1T.
Der 4teSult In &eebsQar>
otn9.- Infer Correspondent balelbf
tbetlt un6 NIT, taB Der rationale Sc
burtsta9 BON Der beutfden Bep5Ife
runs in &eep6 feilt@ be9ansen tpurpe.
Die 9anje @taot uno tbre 6Guier tparen
prd@tia 9eidmidt. 5err Sol. Stunt mar
oer Get>prd1oent bes Cages uno ftanb
tbm 5err Mp6ba@er als @l1itent wirpi0
jur Seite.
Die BON bfelen 6erren arran9trte Yfp>
selion lebte fi@ unter @orantrttt rerDfu<
1T, nit ben aieeenpen 8annerr Mmeri.
fas, Deuti@lanes unb ber S@wei3 an
Der @pfBe, 9esen 10 ubr Moreeus IN
Bepeeun9.
3uerf Der Turnperetn ,1rter MnfIb<
run8 bes Germ 9annenanr, tann Elm
l@6ner Bug ueibeefleioeter Mdp@en NIT
Gabnen uno &rdnsen. tbntn foleten BE
&naten Der @&ule> unb tpurbe ber Bug
pom ben Gurn36eltnoen bel&loFen.
9err Mar Mittelsbofer lettete ltBteren
Bug.
Au Na@mtttas fanb Gsf<picnte fatt,
bet ptl@em Ser Gunt bic Geft>&eoe
6telt, uno i&lee Die Geter NIT etnen1
iolennen 8aQ In Der 8raueret. 9et"
terteit uno 9armonte berridten ,auf
oielela (46neu, bur@au6' peut(@en Gefe.
- &eafn unt @enttter ateber felt
8rettas 9ttae lter se Stabk -
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-07-13
,Icrt}esune folet.)

- Gbcmas DUFFY btnterleete fir etz
nett e%et70bnli9sn &au,@ IS unb bic Ibli@en &c.
0en auf BEN poli1et @trt9t.
- MIn9 BroS. unt So. 6inoler In
aleu- Sertea eumbtr, Gde bsr @atalpap unb
5. Strabe.
- Capt. 8obleter BON Nem ulut .er
bielt eeferu lein patent als Captain elmer IN s1eu
uIm neu orsauifrten Rilt3 9smpasnte Der 1htn'
ueiota Nateaal @arbe.
9ubfon, @tSc, z. Sulf.-Gin
@eb sen @ttapater II bier nit 7 Daupfbooteu
uub jerfort bic Gdeubabubrdde.
Mantatu, z. Suli.-Gtn Farter
paBelfara taffrte Gber tte Stabt. Gtn bret
RSdteee 9adetintaus Rirjte 3ulaRmen unb BE
6ru&t auf ben 6elberu tn scr uuasebuno berS ta>i
bat tebextenbea S9abeu selttten.
- Dret S@weben ,pel&e tes Dteb>
fable axsetlast pareu, nxrbe1 seRern psn teus
9sli3et &i@ter entlaae1, IA tetae esR1Sexse o.
pei(t seeen btetlte1 strlaeex, .
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GoXfmeres.

FIR Rnaben unb5errenteteuna BON Is Gente an. Gin berrl .
ass enforcement BON Srib!abrs Galteo's, f3Sne neue yfuiter.
@tngbarns &c. &C., mas wtr Naes tu nett nteeriBern 9setfen
ais fit 10 Sabren beretnet %sertaufen.
i, Be1eluneen peroen NIT btfonoerer @orefalt %e1eetutrt.
Gatbcart = 50.
SO. 1872, Drttte Strabe, ct. paul.
~ 9err Gbas. q. s. 9ofmann, beuti@sr
Glert.
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&orrefpoueen3en Der StaatsJettune.
&@ttu Z. Sult II.

Greunb Sanber! y
ID Sd fQble mid eetrofen, uuo ,ptu i'd
perluden, baS 8er1dumte ta9auboltu.
WRit pes S@idial6 Md9ten 1T chen teir,
ewi9er 8unb ju fle@ten. Do9 i'd miQ
nat6 ni@t NIT Gntl@ulpteunsen aufbal>
ten, bic Sbnen uielet@t eben 70 una1oe>
nebm mie MIR ftnb.
l1np jeBt @tmaS lber b{e1en ftuen
Srt, her ietnen Nau1en eieentlt@ rur
tbetlmetfe perbtent ; 3tpar bat ct bis pct
nur wentBen Sabren nod gang bebeutenb
flu %seitaneen, bod i9eint e6, al6 ob Jest
mebr uno mebr 2eben In Die Sa&e tdme.
@or3l9li& felt bic Gtientabn unb Der
&ornipei&er (Elevator) ferti9 ftnp, ent~
ptdelt ft@ Elm beeeutenp re9ere6 3retben;
per@ei5en fummt penisitens %ma6enweiie
Don unter berauf unp miro lofort per
@iienbabn mad Dulutb petter ser>
Ianpt.
Gs pirb BIER bie( len CONNER rnee<
utetn oiel sebaut, aQertpdrts iprin9en bic
6duIer nur 70 aus Der @ree, rnb 1np
aud wieoer perl9iebene 9robe @el9dits>
@ebdube in @n9riH senommen> wel&e
perlpre&en, cine 3teroe Der 5auptfraee
III rperpen.
Die @e19dfte eeben i'm @an3er &C.
nomnaer' gut por3dslt@ ra5 8aubob>
@el9dft.
G6 berrl&t bier beute cine srobe Iuf<
reoun9. renn IS 1T gu elmer &rie9s@Grz
fldrun9 3wilden Mtnneiota unp 8is>
con1tn, rep. StiQwater unp 5uoion, &C.
tommer. 8ei 5uplon baben ie ndmli&
an9efaneen, fit Die Gilenbqbn>B Bride
Yfdble einiutreiben, uno tptrp caourd Die
@@iffabrt beeintrd@ti8t gang Defenders
aber BlDbe. Das miro aber BON bier
aus ni@t Selitten, une otnoen beuteM or>
een 4 Dampfbopte (feine &anpnenboote)
nit Blr9ern Don bier NIT pollen Dampf
btnuater, UNI. ni@t uur Die Mrbett ,u perz
binbern> ionoern aud BE f9on einsetriez
benen pfdble rptecer beraus3utteben. SIS
periprt9t intere0ant III &perpen, uno wi!o
wobl nit einemp roSeb In bsm@ eretnteten
Staaten @ert&tsbof enbtsen. @orldufs
mub 9uoion rubie 3uleben> tenn Is bat
nur Elm Gdbrboot CUR @erfl9un9. Sc
rpdrot 1aon frabsr p%erbinpert rorcen
fetn, bod nabm IS ettra6 3eit, UNI Don
cem @ert@t8bpf Die Yaptere fir einen
G%inbalt8befebl gu befommeu. Spdter
einnal mebr bierlber.
Der 4. Sult perlief bier iebr rubte
unp tpar feline ou9emeine Geter ; IS wur<
cen perlatepene Yfenie6 abeebalteu, bic
ale gut belu@t paren. ~
Das Yicntc Der bteli9en beutid> lutbe<
riiaen STRIDE am lebten Sonnta9e perz
lief rnbi9 unc rpar pa6 &elultat iebr 3uz
frietenfeQeno, benn e6 9in9en etwo6
lber $50 Dollars Elm, unD tletbt cine
Netto< Gtnnabne BON iiber $50 Dollars.
SIS perlief Nue6 in Der 9r5Bten 9armonie
unb berrldte bic bette Srcnun9.
Do9 fir beute leben sic pobl. Gin
arpermal mebr.
M9tun9sppQ,
uBepba4ter."
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9rhhjabrs $bamls,

5trumpFuaaren. pei5e baumwoQene Dnmen Strimp9e
SON 10 Gents an. 2tste 5anbihube, ein td5ner Borrotb;
atraaSrs's un0 iaumlole SlaeetanbiE&ua. ia allen 5artsn,
nnierer Dollar" Glaeebanpfaube @pisen unb5pisenpaa,
.eu. in srober Nusuabl. Itf6eebede. S%erptetteu, 6anbtiter
unb 5anetadfoft, aebletdte Baunmpae me Mew gprt MtGs
aun'bale Cambria. @sbletdte unb traune Bettta&er BON
ga, 9A unb 1914; baumpuQene Rt6enater3aee BON 40, AZ.
IS unb 81 Bot, mas ptr aass, entreoer per garb uber per
e5tud III ZEN ~ntsbrt9f npttrteu @retien %pertaufen. Gin grocer
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Qrfis-
Serreu : &leirertt

Inn &Qum ftr @erblt
Observation-Disclosures 31
ma@en, pfertre t@ BON
Deute at fir 80 Sage,
metnen 9rpBen &prrQtb
BON fertt9en 9errem un6
&ndben = &let6ern,
v@ent$ = 8urnt1btn9 =
@pp6@" &C. 5u 1p biQtz
gen 9retlen, bQB te6er
Ser bte @Q1re 1tebt nn6
bte 9reile bDrt, faufen
mmB*
81 '@ternber0,
326 Obert Drittt Giraffe. awi(9en SANDS Wpc,
tbete unb 2ambs Gleii9laben.
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&frlQnQt

- An3eteen tn bteitr @paltt inter btn &utrt-
ten "gerlonet". u9efu&t", y3u gerrtnteu" uub 81 Der
faufen" tperbtn fur s Gents BE 3dIe, iee Sufertox, Ii Bot
ausbesoblunR aufaensnmen. =
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Scr @ropbet,
@frmQin!

H1f5lt@ SBN VdrGS tutuu1ttrM"th, tftpsUt EdTt6ddHt7,
gb' erolpate, 9almefr,e uno Hydrologic.
prpf. St. Ger rain enttuat @ereanbstt, Geeeumart uub
3utunft, 70 mite tie Geffimmune tr0enp relder ger'rn HI her
runberbarReh9 Deie. unD qtett RENE unb mabre Nuet .nft
uber Mues, mas bas meuibltde Qsb,u antetrtdt. os seNen,
@rtlt aften, Court une Hamil' uanaelseeutetteu, Qtcb-
d. d #, &bs, 8rantbett, Qsben unb Sob
Gr 1T Der 9Dabrfaeer FER RatSe,tn @upsrte. pr"ptelHte Ole
Gotaffropbe NIroleons uh fenut tie 8shetmntNt Der te
%rubmte0en Yerf1nlidIetten @uru~a's.
Durh spuratbt' tann fr ger'onen Don 5amtlterforpsu,
t efein9erurlelten Qafern, pie i tnfen, untreue, tuptek d {,
tsiten aansli6 curiren. une s'rf1aft @lud unb Gsfog Ia
mi6ltden @ef&dften uno Chen.
Guufultattunen in Deutfd, Gneltf& unb grans5Ff6, leo
EDQar
Man a~brelre AT gOnoffee Dor US. ct. Saul f0iuut.
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= &tat,, une @enttter aieber fell
8rttta8 1Rt.ta6 ltsr he Statt.
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ct. Naul MART 8 riot.

@elb d. wS9entli@ e~eliefert BON Der beut>
i6en 8ant unp @e@iel.@el@aft Don Daplon u.
So. ct. y,aul.
9erfaufsprets.
Dsaie1 au7 Rew gort, FbtlaOelpbta, @tlpautee. Git.
cage, ct. xput8, q prot en1
GuropGiidbe BedieI.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-05-12
OLD THINGS.

Rev. n. Moyes, OF the n. Z. church, preach
ed the first sermon IN EmpOria on the Tth Of
June, 1851. Rev. Mr.. Meader, Of the Baptist
church, preached In the afternoon Of the same
day,
The first religious service in Emperia was
held in the building now occupied by Nye 4
Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey, father and moth
er OF G. D: Humphrey, were burned to death
in their cabin on the Neosho bottom, between
here and Americas, in 1856. We believe their
house wAs set by prairie fire, and they could
not escape.
H. w. Flick was the first postmaster at
Emporia, and the frat stOre-keeper.
John Hammond was the first Emporia
landlord.
&C. v. Eskridge was the first Notary Pub
lie in Emporis. he stood call right with the
Pierce Administration officials. at Lecompson,
and prevented any OF the '-abolitionists" from
being commissioned. he had 'ssoft thing
for year or two. We believe he only eharg.
ed three dollars for making out and acknowl.
edging . deed.
| The Hrst public meeting held In Emporss
assemble In froHt Of the old hotel buildius
on the southweGs corner Of CoIzmercIaI stree
and Sixth avenue. Z. r. Baueroft preside1
and Leigh MeClung, now physician at Ken
| Ia Ohio. was secretary. It was called q
make arrangements for the celebration OF tai
Fourth OF July. It was held on the 18th o
June. There were three women present
One Of them lives in EmpoEia now. A hi;
display was made, an immense number o
committees were appointed. but . case Q
small pox broke mp the eelsbEatiOn.
The second number e TEE NEWS, issue,
On the 0oGh e Juns, 1857, contained an advsE
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MISS DTcxTNsoS's LEcTuRE--A large au-
dIenee listened 70 Anna Dickinson the 9th
an audience, too, that every citizen felt proud
OF. We doubt II she hiss appeared before one
more intelligent. honest, solid and sensible.
They were highly pleased with Annals lee
turs. Although most OF them had heard ITO
the Rescuen In various forms befOre-had
listened to the same arguments In favor Of wo-
man suffrage-we doubt II any had heard them
presented In q more attractive form. We have
heard most OF the female orators, and have
never heard Anna excelled unless il was by
Rev. 0lympis Brown. The principal differ
eEce between -the two Il that Hiss Brown Il
sparkling, witty and cutting, while Miss Dick
inson II solemn and earnest. One laughs with
Miss Brown, and u We are ,not mistaken many
eyes were inoIstened with the pathetic appeals
and the glistening tears in Anna DickinsOn'i
eyes last night. Her countenanse, intelligent
and lovely In composure, beams with earnest
mesa and eloQucnce ~ she walks the stage anC
sends forth her noble expressions. Her man
ner is pleasing. Her voice 10 good. her pro
nunciation 10 mos alwsys The best. She has
| sort Of Undesirable way OF drawing SOM
| words ints others, 20 that none but the mos
| attentive listener can catch the pronunciation
| But even this u done In pleasing way, an.
one cannot help listening 70 every word a.
proceeds from her broad brain and falls iron
her pure IlpA Hsr lsesnras nstEithstandinl
there was llstls In e We have nos heard before
WA one q the best Intellectual treats We eve
psjoySd, and We Ws1a g hoaT her again.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-05-12
RAILROAD SUIT MEETING.

Pursuant to published call, the parties in.
terested met 1t the court house in Emporia,
May 9th, 1871, at 2 o'clock, p. m.
S. NJ. Wheeler was chosen chairman and j.
Jay Buck, secretary, who, upon the request of
the chairman, stated the object of the meeting,
and the necessity Of raising money at once to
carry on the suit, the same having been ap-
pealed to the Supreme Court.
On motion, the following constitution was
adopted:
ART. /. This organization shall be known
as the TAX Payers Union Protective A $50
citation of Lyon County,"
ART. 2. The officers shall consist Of a pres
ident, vice president, secretary and treasurer,
whose duties shall be such as parliamentary
usage requires, and n finance committee oil
three, TO be appointed By the president.
ART. 3. This society shall consist of the
plaintiffs in the suit of John Fowler and 9TH
ers- against the county treasurer Of Lyon
county and others.
ART. 4. The treasurer shall, with the aid
of the finance committee. collect all Ievies and
assessments made by this society upon it,
members. and shall only pay out such money
upon the order Of the president countersigned
by the secretary.
ART. s. The president shall be ex oficiC
chairman of the finance committee, and said
committee, under the regulations and instruc.
tons of this as ISOLATION, shall have general
charge Of the Il nances thereof.
The meeting then proceeded to the election
OF permanent officers, with the following re-
suit: S. NJ. Wheeler, president; A. p. Burns
vice-president; J. Jay Buck, secretary; Joseph
Peak, treasurer.
The following named persons were appoint
ed finance committee: S. n. Wheeler. chair
man; \. p. Burns, Mark Patty and Albert G
white.
On motion n levy OF ten per cent. Of tht
railroad tax assessed against each plaintiff t.
said suit was made. and ordered TO be paid
forthwith. The parties to said suit were urg
ed at once to pay the amount SO levied either
TO the treasurer, any member Of the finance
committee, or TO Almerin GIllett, Esq, whC
are hereby authorized to receive the same.
Motion was adopted, that the secretary fur
nish copy Of the proceedings of this meeting
TO TIE NEWS aud Tribune, with request thai
they publish the same.
On motion the association adjourned 10 NEE
again at the call Of the president
8. n. WHEELER. Pres't.
J. JAY RUcK, Secretary.
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CHASE COUNTY.

We clip the following Chase county item,
from Mondays Topeka Record:
| Another of Kings Iron bridges Is about f.
| be erected acrUSs the Cottonwood on the sec
| ton line south OF the depot. and a street one
| hundred feet wide opened from the depot tC
| the south side or Cottonwood Falls. II I,
| claimed that this will be the handsomest ave
| nue. in the State.
Cottonwood Falls now contains 200 inhablt.
ants and Is improV ing very fast. 4 company
has been organized and charter procured ia
build a railroad from Cottonwood Falls south
down the Walnut via Chelsea, El1orado, Au.
gusta, Winfield, Arkansas City, thence 10 Red
river, Texas, to connect with Texas road
from Red river across western Texas to the
Rio Grsnde.
Mpssrs. Wood & Gilett, real estate agents ST
Cottonwood Falls. advertise 500 lots and 240
! acres of land in and 10 acre lots adjninining
COttOnw God Falls for sale. June sib, 1871.
The AIchison. Topeka & Santa Fe road is
now completed to Cedar Point, live town on
the west line Of this county.
Toledo Is TO vote on the 10Th, on the PROPOSE
ton to Issue bonds and subscribe $4,000 stock
in the AtchiSon, Topeka & Santa Fee railroad,
ON condition Of u depot at Toledo. Toledo is
half way between Cottonwood Falls and En-
poria. aud In time will he good town.
The Qu1kers are building a meeting house
6Ox30, At Toledo. in this county.
The Methodist church at Cottonw God Falls
is almost inclosed. Il will he an ornament TO
the place.
Bishop Miege, Of Lelyenworth, Hsits Cot
tonwood Falls on the 9th, administered the sa-
crament and confirmed thirty members In the
Catholic church.
Miss Hawkins. as principal, and Miss Hol-
singer, Is assistant, have charge of the public
schools at Cottonwood Falls, and are making
them second TO none in the State.
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BUSINESS DE THE 4. T. 6 S F. RAILROAD
MIR Pagan, Assistant Superintendent Of the
above road, furnishes the Commonwealth
with the following statement OF Of the busi-
ness OF the road for the month OF April:
There have been transported Cor other par
ties, I63 cars of merchandising 224,3l6
pounds; l22 cars of LUMBER IA, 900 pounds;
one car OF sSlt-2oO 600 pounds. 2 Of sand-143,
772 pounds; Z OF lime-60, 10 pounds; 3 OF
fioupsand meal--IlO, 700 pounds; 7l5S OF grain
II. ADJ 500 pounds; 10 Of implements and ma
chInery--SOO, 450 pounds; LOT stock-3l. 500
pounds; 2l2 Of coal-S.Oss,O0O pounds; Of
stone-l60, 900 pounds; Il Of furniture-242--
O05; total, I2,432,6as pounds, including some
miscellaneous freights not mentioned above.
or company material transported, to be used
in construction, there have b.en II cars OF
timber aud lumber-2SO,O goo pounds; 16S Of
irons, 800. 600 pounds; 14s OF cross-ties-s.-
100000 pounds; s Of splice beams, bolts,
spikes and chAirs-l6O, 600 pounds; IS Of GOA
II, csc, GOO pounds; total, 1887 $40 potlnds.
Total passenger receipts were $l2,e0l.SI." =.
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Doas.-ws saw DR.. TruswOrthy tAis week,
nxing mp hss fence against dcrgG He was
mad. These pests had been tramping down
his aowers and tender plants. He thinks
there were a. many a. 800 In his enclosure
last night II this thing continues some dog
will get hurt. He says the dogs that visit his
premises gobble strychnine without serious
iHeonxe1isnce. He will Try something else.
There ought to be heavy tax on dogs. The
Doctor thinks there 10 no question now axitat.
ing the minds of our councilmen that IL d
half the importance Of this deg question
We've got 'em In large numbers. Damascus
want ) paehin', - described By Bayard Tay.
Tor, MGR did they accumulate more rapidly n
CoastantInople, where they were mot all o.
the masculine stripe, - Mark Twain observes
what shall We do with 'eml II we had any
iulnenes with The sdOrgusOe Emp0gia, VI
Eonid advise them 70 keep away IRON Cd
ssutA1ess eoEnsr u Nsrchaats street an.
Ezghxh syOnnA.
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Hello, Jack, which way 81

"Hello, Jack, which wayf';
"Well, Bill, 1 was on my way to the post
Office TO get the mail.'
"Pve just been there and got mine, ard !
see By the papers there is 70 be the all.lredest
lot Of shows in Kansas you ever heard tell
or,
(which one are you going to see, Bill:''
"Well, now you sec, Jack, its an old aaying,
that "a bird in the hand is worth two in the
BUSH These other fellows only say they arc
coming. Sois Christmas. am going to the
one that boldly sticks up his stick, hangs out
his banners, and says, On Friday the Goth
day Of May, rain or shine, / am going to pitch
my tents in Emporia and give the people the
best show they ever saw That mans name
is old John Robinson; he's the man for me,
Jack"
Bill, Pll shake hands with you on that.
I've been thinking all along that old John
Robinson had the show, and now an
going"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-05-12

PUMPs.-H. W. PearsaIl and William Raw
son, two OF our well knownseitizens, have Sc
cured the right TO seilth Toledo Plumb Co.'s
Flexible, Metal Lined and Wood Pumps
Tor the State of Kansas. They intend to COM
mence travelling soon to sell them. This
pump has been used for many years through
out several Of the western States, and its rep
utation for durability and excellence is estab-
Ilshed. Messrs, Pearsall RawsOn will also
sell county rights in all parts Of the State.
We shall have more to say OF this matter in
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