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Our esteemed friend and fellow-craftsman
4. L. Rowland, Of the Tribune, started east
this morning. No one went with him.
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Two OF our oldest and best farmers told III
to-day that the fall wheat Il better than they
have ever seen It In this country. That's say
ing great deal.
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UNITARIAN SOCIETY

Corn er of Merchants street and Fourth avenue
Services every Sunday at the usual hours morning
and evening. Prayer meeting on Wednesday
evenings. Rev. A. NJ. AvRRILL. Pastor. Sabbath
School at IL m, +. Y. Young, Sup't.
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The City Council, on Monday night, award
ed the city printing TO THE NEws office.
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A man who could not pay for his butter
borrowed 4 dollar and half yesterday and
took his family TO the circus
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PERsoNAL.-We were favored on Tuesday
with call from the Hon. J. NJ. Ashley. late
Governor OF Montana, and formerly for seve-
raj years a prominent member OF Congress
from OHIO. Mr.. Ashley is one OF the commits
sIoners 20 establish the line between Kansas
and the Indian Territory and left this Afte--
noon for TT. Gibson, where he will, in . few
days, enter upon the discharge OF his duties.
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The building on THE NEWS corner COxsO is
a "sure thing"
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a Good Team For Sale.-I have for sale q
span OF good work horses; viii be sold together or
separate. One OF them is an excellent buggy
horse. They can be seen at my stable, plymouth,
Kansas.
-1hl-R1s-tf NJ SAUNDERS.
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We hope the Educational Journal will sur
Vive. The nasal protuberance Of the Tribune
Is severe ON IT,
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The corn Ii growing very rapidly. II the
season continues good, we shall have the
heaviest corn crop ever raised In the west.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-06-16

The trains from Topeka and Junction Satur-
day were OVERLOOKING. A large number Of
strangers stopped here.
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Merchants In Southwestern Kansas will do
well to call and price goods at Lehnhards sign Of
the Red Boot Is have always . reserve stock OF
boots and shoes, from which am Wh0lesaling at
st. Louis or Chicago prices. Send Tor price list.
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Assessor Bancroft is around. 1t makes him
sweat.
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The commissioners are after the Neosho
Rapids bridge. Keep her going. That bridge
ought TO be up this season without fail.
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Bear In mind the public Railroad meeting
next Monday night. Every citizen ought to
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INTERESTING READING MArrRR.-Rane's
Arctic Explorations.
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1t is an important matter. LAsKKR & sroLL
have always on hand the very latest in Gentle
mems Hats and caps. Call and see the new styles
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS FOR DRY GooDs-At T.
G. Wibley's, opposite Emperia Bank.
d184w24tf.
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Buy Your goods where you can get them the
cheapest. Go and price boots and shoes at Lehn-
hard's, sign Of the Red Boot. wA-tf
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The fellow who played deaf and dumb had
to come down with his road tax.
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Patrick. OF the COWiey county CENSOR was
I'm town last Friday.
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A Piano for SAle-Or will exchange for
good horse or town lot. Enquire OF DR.. Lawrence
dlk-K1t
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Several car loads Of Texas cattle came down
from Florence Monday.
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This society hold regular services at the usual
hours morning on each Sunday, in ESkridge's
Hail. corner Of Commercial street and Sixth aVen.
ne. Sunday School in the morning at 9: so. Rev
w. Z. COPELAND, Pastor. Seats free. Stfan gers
cordially welcomed.
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4 New Stock Of hats, just received at Lehn
hands, sign OF the Red Boot. wa4-tf
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Isn't it about time to take pOtatO-bug GEN.
sus
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
METHODIST.

METHODIST.
Corner of Merchants Street and 9Th Avenue. Rev.
B. KELLEY, Pastor. Services each Sabbath at IL
evening at O'Clock Sabbath School Sunday morn
ing a. 81 o'clock, 4. w. Cunningham, Sup't
I'd CONGREGATIONAL CWeIsh9
Corner of I'd Avenue and Merchants Street. Rev.
HENRY REEFS, Pastor. Services at 10 80 q. m. anG
ESQ p. m. Prayer meeting each Wednesday eve
e. d. Thomas, Superintendent.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN.
Rev. J, A. COLLINs Pastor Services at the Court
House, every other Sabbath, at II a. IN.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Between 9th and TIN Avenues, Commercial Street.
wednesday evening. Sabbath School at . q. m,
9. b. Riggs, Superintendent.
THE WELSH PREsBYTERIANs,
Nee. for divine worship every Sunday at 70 .P;
and and z p m. Rev. JOHN JONES, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN.
Corner Of Exchange and nth Avenue Elder
SFUARr, Pastor. Services at II g. m: and p; m
PRAYER meeting on Wednesday evening. sabbath
school at 80 p. M, G. B. Bachelor, Sup't.
PROTESTANT ErEscoPAL.
Services at the new church, corner OF CONNER
cial and Ninth streets, every Sabbath at II o. N
and ~ p. N. Rev. L. L. HOLDEN, Pastor.
FRIENDS.
Corner Of 9Th Avenue and Sylvan Street. Services
Sundays and Wednesdays at II a. m.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
Corner OF Eighth Avenue and Mechanics Street
N. and 4 D. m Sunday School Immediately afteI
morning services. Prayer meeting Thursday
evenings.
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Ching sprickens have come. We take ours
fried.
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Regular trains are TO commence running Il
Peabody formerly Coneburg) next Monday.
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continually thronging to the Exchange Clothing
house for the latest novelties in Suits Overcoats,
Scarfs Ties Collars, etc, which are always to be
found in great variety at LAsKRR q SToLL's,
100 Commercial street. Witt
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New stock OF Women's and misses Serge Con-
gress and Balmorals, the finest display ever offered
in Emporia, at WIN. CLAPP's.
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Residences are going up in every quarter Of
town
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a New lot OF hats, boots and shoes, At Lehn-
hard's, sign of the Red Boot w21-tf
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Spring Hill Nursery.

WYE have q splendid stock OF trees on hand
w for the spring trade, all of which are
Kansas grown and in good health and Vigor.
Our stock is warranted true to name, and will
give entire satisfaction to all who desire to cul-
tlvate q healthy, long-lived orchard or vine
yard. Two-year old apple trees will be sold
for $15 per hundred, and other things I'm pro-
portion. Price list sent free from Lawrence,
Kansas. Tw47-tfl SAVAGE & KANE.
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shosmakers, Attent10ni-I have always q
large stock OF leather findings, shoe kits, for sale
at St Louis prices. Send for price lists.
wal-tf P.J. LRHSHARD.
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a large and new arrival OF Hats in black and
fancy coloFs ut ls4-tn WV. CLAPP's.
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We are to have another railroad to Emporia
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RAILROADS. AND MAnUrAorOR1Es.

Meeting at the Court House saturday night.
Another Meeting 20 be Held Next Monday
Night.
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KILLER keeps the best Detroit Fine Cut. Try it
W1o-tE
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EMPoRlA RAILS.

For an the latest styles in hats go to Lehnhard's
sign OF the Red Boot WALTZ
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FIRST BAPTIST.

Corner of Eighth Avenue and Mechanics Street
Rev. A. A. HURD, Pastor. Preaching at IL q
M and d. N. Sunday School Immediately afte
morning services. Prayer meeting Thursda.
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SocIErIES.

EAPORIA LODGE, No Il, A. F. & A. NJ. meets
e their hail. over Emporia Bank, on the Thursday
o. or next preceding the full moon Of each month
and every two weeks thereafter. Master Masons
IN good standing are cordially invited 70 attend
MOVES SPICER, w. NJ.
e. 2. BANCROFT, Secretary.
EAPORIA CHAPTER, r. A. M, meets at Ma
aoaic Hail. on the list and Sd Friday evenings OF
each month, at " O'Clock. Companions in good
standing are cordially invited to attend:
L. ID. JACOBS, II. p.
MI. RATES. Secretary
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". e. sUTLIFF s CO.,

m + r. OH ANT TAILO II ..
THE Oldest clothing house in Kansas. They
Il purchase direct from the manufacturers,
keep the largest stock Of goods, pay no rent,
sell more goods, OF a better quality, at lower
prices, than any other house in the State.
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Ladies' Congress Caters only sl25, at Lehn-
herd,s, sign of the Red Boot. w21-u
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PROTESTANT ErIsCoPAL

Corner Of Exchange and It'll Avenue. Eide
STUART, Pastor. Services at II O. ami 2 p. n
Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening. Sabbat
school at 80 p. M, G. B. Bachelor, Sup't.
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sO,Ts M TFH7PERANCE.


SUNS OET ATA11S2A1NO11s
EMPORIA DIVISION NO. 26, Sons Daugh-
tePs OF Temperance, meets at the Presbyterian
Hall every Monday evening at z O'Clock; Men,
beFs in good standing are invited to attend
/. o. C. T.
FOUNTAIN LODGE NO. meets every We'd
: nesday evening in Fraker's Hall at ~ O'Clock.
All members Of the order in good standing are in
Vited 70 be present d5I-u
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Use Leis' cough Panaeea. '
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AtchisOn, Topeka & Santa Fe R, R.
TIM e TIA BIT g:

THIS road is now completed and running TWO
II DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS To and nom
FLORENCE, KANSAS as per
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Services at the new church, corner OF CONNER.
cial and Ninth streets, every Sabbath at II o. N
and ~ p. N. Rev. L. L. HOLDEN, Pastor.
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Meet for divine worship every Sunday at 10 8. n
0t Salem church, Dry creek, and at Fraker's Hal
Commercial st., Emporia, on Sunday at 1Oh q. N
and and p. m. Rev. JOHN JONES, Pastor.
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RIRST CONGREQ ATIONAI

Corner of 9Th Avenue and Sylvan Street. Service
Sundays and Wednesdays at II a. m.
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New goods at the Red Flag Shoe Store.
New goods at the Red Flag Shoe Store.
New goods ct the Red Flag Shoe Store.
New goods at the Red Flag Shoe Store.
New goods at the Red Flag Shoe Store.
New goods at the Red Flag Shoe Store.
New goods at the Red flag Shoe Stere.
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Below we clip from the Lawrence Democratic
Standard an item which may be Interesting to our
readers:
Again that fatal disease styled chicken cholera.
eapes, blindness, &C., has made Its appearance
among many OF our farmers poultry. have been
using, mixed with corn meal, Geo. Leis' Celebrat-
ed Condition Powder, which seems to entirely
eradicate the disease. have tried many other
renedIes, but none seems 70 answer the purpose SO
well e the above.
VISIT WIZ. L. @. SoULE.
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II You want some nice Zephyr Worsteds, Row Is
your time to select them, st
Wls-tf NKWAAN & BROS
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b0LWeen on dnuIih avenues, OOHlILeTC!AI otfeel
Rev. ALBERT MCCALLA, Pastor. Services eac
Sabbath at II q. m and p. m. Prayer meeting o.
wednesday evening. Sabbath School at q. m
9. B. Riggs, Superintendent.
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Southwestern 1Lsrehants. AttenttSA.-I am
now making the best heavy boot ever sold in this
part OF Kansas, double prairie sole. hand sided and
legged, and will warrant every pair to last one
year. Send for . sample case, and II they don't
suit they can be returned ct my expense.
p. j. LRHNHARD,
wss-tf Sign Of the Red Boot.
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Corner OF I'd Avenue and Merchants Street Re-
HENRY REEFS, Pastor. Services at 10 80 a. m. an
30 D. m. Prayer meeting each Wednesday eve
ming. Sabbath School at p. m. each Sabbath
4 D. Thomas. Superintendent.
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On0 car load % the eslebraaed es1dehakeR Wag-
ona just received Ths best wagon In the market,
for sale cheap, for cash In hand, ct
4.R HoLDKRAAN 4 BKo.'s.
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"a CONGREGATIONAI. CWeIsh. )

Corner of Merchants Street and 9th Avenue. Rev.
b. KELLEY, Pastor. Services each Sabbath at II
o. m and D. Prayer meeting each Thursday
evening at O'Clock. Sabbath School Sunday morn
ing Q. 81 o'clock, Z. w. Cunningham, Sup't
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Far . nice calf boot, kip boot or any style o
gaiter or shoe, 90 10 LehnhaFa'a, sign OF tins Red
Boot, and have them made 60 order W1i-tf
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Da160a has mesh supply OF Confectionery
Canned Fruits Nuts. Tobacco. Cigars. etc. Ss-tf
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Rev. J. A. COLLINS, Pastor. Services at the Coz
House, every other Sabbath, at II q. IN.
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THE NEW YORK RIOTS.

Again has the National Metropolis been
the scene of . disgraceful riot The old
feud between the Orangemen and Catholics
Of Ireland, handed down through genera
tons, and kept alive by secret societies, has
been transferred to our shores, and with an
antagonism of creed has been used by de-
signing men to incite the baser passions.
There is no more intensity Of hatred be-
tween any people in America than exists
between the Irish Orangemen and Catholics
in the great cities; and with the national
predispOsiti0n to cOmbativenese, the fires are
easily stirred n IN outbreak. That this has
been done in this instance is CHARGED nv the
Tribune and the editor of the IrisA Amer;.
can, although it isonly vaguely limited what
the purpose was.
In any event. the actions of Governors
Randolph and Hoffman in proclaiming pro-
lection to any peaceable body Of citizens in
assembling and parading, aud the vigorous
ful6ilmcnt Of the pledge by Governor Hoff.
man, are entitled to the highest credit and
will meet the universal approval If the ma.
ton. No mob must run this country. II
is . government of law, order, and pr0tec.
ton to it's citizens, and our failure to dem.
onstrate the fact would be an invitation to
mob-lsw. If Orangemcn might not parade,
what guarantee would Catholics have on
st. Patrick's Day, Masons on st. Johns
Day, or any society at any time q pow
erful band Of opponents should declare in
tention to disperse them. The order of
Kelso was mistake IL not q crime, for il
was Order surrendering On demand to An.
archy. Hoffman may have been slow to
make it, but better laie than never, and al
though there are an hundred dead and half
thousand wounded-many innocent-the
attack upon the rioters of New York on the
18th Of August was On invocation to Peace
and Order that will yield generous fruits Of
life, liberty, and liberality in all the coming
years.
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The artists sdisu 70 his picturs-you BE-
hanged .9ar no :
Congressman Beck expects to be the Sen.
at0rial successor Of 0arrulous Garrett
The fAct that Chicago 10 building ten new
churches incurs the charge OF pewsyism.
Chief Justice Chase openly indorsss the
Democratic departure and Wishes Il success.
.'.Died from the effects Of mixed c0llater.
als, are the fashionable words Ior delifiun
trenlens.
Two hundred and twenty.four life in.
tsursnce frauds have ourst In England in
twenty.slx years. 31-t-st 's.s'ts' - :
aRx Senator Hiram B. Revsis- coloced-
bas been elected president Of Alcoru Univer.
Isity, q Jacksonville, HisA " n " tsslag.s.n
Col Thomas A. Scott, Preeidsnt Of Tie
Union Pacific, y eaid to have beea aston.
.ished ct The o0al deposits Of Wyoming.
lufapes aEe sold q ccas anA a-half .
jpound n he vineyards q Oali6oeaia, and
would pay haadsoGeiy q half The pefce.
j Broad strset mrchant belng Informed
that he Rod beokea The com0andneats,
sd 'Nss9 mind charge Il . bgelkaea"a
''oalsS b ~ subject Of Tie schoolboy's
Last competition: sfhe ealt = . splce which
spoils ~ pesosA 4 yos tostes = put i
General ososepaa y respona1be for he
Hl,splaiion thsf any artic)eof weaTisg ~
pasel tAat o. go @ q 1nolaa - oooe
: ha4A lHs. eltR9 - A1aiea9 6 Mi.
ca 80 \
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The Camp-Map.
GRAND RECEPTION OF MR.. CLAGETT
AT DOZENAN.
EplroR New NoRru-VEsr:

EDlT0R New NoRTH-WEsr:
Last evening there was an enthusiastic
meeting at Hamilton. Leaving there at II
q M, we drove to within four miles OF
BOzcman, where we were met by an escort
Of soldiers and citizens. the cavalry forming
in line on the approach of the campaign
wagon" and coming to ''present arms" Is
it passed. A platoon of thirty cavalrymen
took the right, then the campaign wagon of
Clagett and party, next another platoon Ot
thirty cavalrymen, number of buggies
containing citizens of B0zeman. and large
delegation on horseback, and 60, with Mr..
Taylor. Chairman of the County Commit
tee acting Is Marshal, we went gaily into
Bozeman. where salute of eleven guns
welcomed the cavalcade.
We found excellent rooms prepared for
our party at the Metropolitan, an excellent
dinner. and . host Of gentlemen of both
parties called on Mr.. Clagett during the
afternoon. The town is brilliant with the
stars and stripes. the front of the MetropOl'
which are also flying from many of the
despicable wretch spiked the howitzer used
in firing the salute. but it was soon cleared
and made plenty of music for the boys.
The weather was inclement. and the meet.
ing adjourned tn Odclrs Hall-the largest
in Bozeman-and it was packed full, many
being unable to gain adn.ittance. Col.
Cnufcn ana tIiU cssu5 >to S>a~- 0paug1etl
Banner. Mr. Anderson followed in short,
sharp speech. and after another song, Major
Blake introduced ''Wm. H. Clagett, our
next Delegate" amid prolonged applause
Mr. Clagett was several times interrupted
sometimes by prolonged applause and some
times by remarks from parties in the audi
ence. Where the latter was the case he got
away with the interrupting party hand.
somely every time. The most notable of
these was when Judge Street called out.
''Give it to the Democrats! Don't spare the
lashv' Mr.. Clagett recognized the voice,
and replied: Yes, Judge, when left you
at Gailatin City four years ago, after long
discussion on Universal Suffrage. told you
l would leave you to the memorable logic of
events, and now we have you. Judge
Street. allow me to welcome you on your
new departure 10 the broad platform of
Street for the time, but boiling over with a
desire to say something. he finally got out,
ysnked away dry goods box from one of
the bonfires, and created considerable
amusement some time for crowd of little
boys by trying to keep up his speech against
the hOwitzer, from which asalutc was being
fired.
There were many ladies present at Mr..
Clsgett's speech. and after the adjournment,
which was preceded by the Red, White and
Blue by the audience. they met in the par
lor of the hotel, and with fireworks and
songs and splendid supper and . general
good time, the evening was passed into the
morning. Everything looks we'll for our
candidate. Every one says B0zeman never
SAW . pleasanter occasion, and 90 thinks
w.
Boxeman, July 9Th,
I'VE are pretty sure. now, that the Hosette
was hood0oed by its Reporter.-ED.l
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~. CLA6ETT IN vIk8IxIA.
Greatest Meeting ever held In the CAPITAL

EDfTo1 NEW N0RTH-WEsr:
ClAgett and party, (the ''minstrels, "cir.
u.s." or whatever the Toole men choose to
call them) came yesterday, and the ''oldest
inhsbitant" and oil his friends will tell you
Virginia never saw 20 great . popular dem.
onstration. - -.-- :.
Mr.: Clagett spoke as the Content Corner.
and It he hasn't . content eor1sr ID his heart
this morning be 10 hard to satisfy and should
get comebody 70 run for Congress who ap-
prectates good thing. The streets were
throughout . two hours speech, and at
least one hea6red ladies' were seated on the
verandah, - 6esp4 chairs, stools. and such
benches = could u improvisel for the &C.
casioa, In close proximity 10 the speaker.
Governor Potts introduced Hr. Clagett.
who led OF in his best style; and tell You
the boys did make II lively with chin music
just by way Of letting him know they liked
Il ] couldn't think Of giving even syn.
0psis OF the speech, hat Il was one of the
best ever heard from Clagett ''of any 9th.
q man." The Brass Band discoursed ex-
cellent music, the old cannon kept thunder.
ING away until II O'Clock, and there was no
end In sight 70 the fireworks and songa and
general good time, when the your CORES
pondent left trL.N IL , III.
Lots Of Democrats say out and out that
CIagett 10 the right man 70 send 70 Congress
and they intend to vote for him. He 10
good for 200 majority Ii this county q the
least calculation. e.s...''sr .rT
Chgett and party. the Virginia City Beass
Band, and several wagons 1lled With the
boys ksve Just started out f0e Sheridan,
where "Billy" i 70 give The flzmsss - BIZ
OF his mind" this afternoon. saeiIiss.
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The Gate CITY, published at Keokuk,
Iowa, Mr.. Clagett's old home) in speaking
of his nomination ''hopes he will be elect.
3D." saying he is an able lawyer. !. sound
brains to give bis Territory influence in the
National C,uncils." The Gate Ctr can
send along it, congratulations. twill
C!agett' will be Delegate elect on the 9Th of
August. .t--....a aats. .e.... st.. rt.U1
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BrealhlesS Flowers.


tell yod God ID good. NJ well - Just,
And some few flowers in every heart are sown,
Their black and crumpled leaves show but ~ dust,
Sometimes In The hard eOil-sometimes O'ergrown
With wild, unfriendly weeds they hidden lie
From the warm sunshine, but they do not die.
Pressed from natural quickening by the might
OF sin, or circumstance, through the evil days,
They find their way at last into the light,
Weakly AMI pale. giving their little praise
Of modest beauty, and with grace most sweet
Making the garden Of the Lord complete.
Alice C0SFy.