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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-04-19

Cameron is an old swindler and his
endorsement would be q suspicious
circumstance.
Our old friend d. D. Emmert, of
Humboldt besides being elected
Mayor OF that city at the recent
election, has become the editor of
the Humboldt Union, having
bought out w. r. Spooner's interes st
in the paper. Dave has been the
editor of three papers in Kansas,
and was the founder of the TT. Scott
Daily Monitor. He Is q good writ
or, and an upright man, and we well
come him back to the profession.
he used to edit the Auburn Docket
and play the guitar, and over eleven
years ago, wrote a puff for Us. He
and John G. Carpenter can sing "In
the sweet bye-and-bye" and run
politics. Dave we like you, and
you need not send US any more 50
for The NEWS till you get another
land Office.
Miss Minnie Bsals, of Topeka,
and Lieutenant Reed, of the q. 8.
Army, were married last week at
Harbeon City. Erie county, Penn
sylvania, at the residence of the
brides grandfather, Rev. n. Sulli-
uaH ~ nA ciaKi1-
We have received from State
Printer Prouty copies of the last
session laws, and also the report OF
the Senatorial Investigations. They
are well printed Copies of the
laws can be had by sending so cents
TO the Commonwealth Office.
THANKs.-We have received from
Senator Caldwell some volumes OF
the Congressional Globe, and from
Senator Pomeroy package OF
seeds, for which they will accept
our thanks.
JUDGE D. 2. LowE.-Wc don't
know whether this gentleman will
be a candidate for reelection, but
hope he will if a Representative Is
conceded to the Border Tier coun-
ties. He has made a dignified and
impartial Representative, and dem
onstrated his capacity to I'LL such a
responsible position. He is head
and shoulders above such men al
Snoddy and others, and brings to
the discharge of his duties a well
balanced mind and clear judgment
He looks closely to the interests OF
his constituents, and is thoroughly
identified with the growth and
prosperity of our young and grow
ing commonwealth.-Burlingtol
Patriot.
Prof. Morse left half million
dollars.
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Mr.. D'Israeli, Is . recent speech,
,ook occasion to say that the United
States cannot possibly recedc from
he position already taken on the
Alabama case, and predicted that the
English government would be fore
ID, ultimately, to admit the claim
or indirect damages But as Mr..
)'Israeh went on to show how such
n admission would be fraught with
ne utmost danger to England, and
low the whole thing has grown out
Z the incompetency OF the Glad
tone ministry, there IL no knowing
hst how much OF Mr.. D'Israeli's
beech Mr.. D'IsFAeh himself be-
ewes, or how much OF It was po-
ltical buneombe-
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At the present rate our children
will find travelling really the de-
IightfuI thing It is thought to be by
everybody but those who have tried
1t. When railroads were first in
trcducsd they were thought a great
convenience, but what with mid
night changes Of cars, smoke, dust,
cinders, ferriages and omnibus
transfers, a journey by rail was g
task not to be lightly undertaken
Union 'depots made things a little
better. Then came sleeping cars,
of poor construction but much bet
ter than none, and these have grown
into the silver palaces that run
through without change, are never
crowded, don't jolt, and admit very
little dust. And now year by year
our railway lines stretch themselves
out little further. Sharp rivalry
between routes forces the construc-
ton of bridges, by which the palace
car is enabled to make longer and
longer journeys without the neces-
sity of change. When we were
told, a few years ago, that there
would be but two changes of cars
between New York and St. Louis,
Western trip lost half its terrors.
Now the holder of a berth or Sec
ton ticket rides at his ease all the
way through without once looking
at his schedule or asking the con-
ductor about connections" and
early this summer, we are told, the
Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas railroad
will complete its connection with
the Texas Central, and the palace
car Will run all the way through
from New York to Galveston, via
Chicago or st. Louis, without
change. Despite our magnificent
distances we are rapidly making
travel on enjoyable fine art.
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THE SOUTHWEST.

Wichita has population OF Two
thousand, according to the Eagle.
Oxford and Wellington, in
Sumner county, both want news
papers.
The Presbytery of Emporia met
at Wichita yesterday, Rev. Over
street, of Emporia, preaching the
opening sermon.
-Cowley and Butler counties
will have the herd law after the 5th
of May.
-ReYs. j. P. Harri son and j. F.
Nessly, as sisted by Hon. D. L.
Payne, are holding revival meetings
at Wichita, and are meeting with
some success.
The Arkansas City Traveller
says Texas cattle are improving
wonderfully since grass started.
The merchants of Arkansas
City are laying in heavy stocks of
goods.
The Eagle says there are two
wholesale houses in Wichita.
Wood is So per cord in Wichita.
The Eagle informs us that
houses are being built in Wichita at
the rate of one per day.
Stages now run through from
Florence to Arkansas City in q
day.
"A large colony of Kentuckians
from Lexington and vicinity, are
about to settle in this vicinity. The
advance guard will arrive here in a
week or two.-Augusta Republican.
Nearly four hundred votes were
polled at the Wichita city election.
From thousand to twelve hun
bred legal votes can be polled in
the southern part of this county, be-
ginning with the north line of Au-
gusta township.-Augusta Repub-
tican.
Choice business lots sell for
$1,000 IN Wichita.
Tree planting and farming are
progressing finely at Winfield and
vicinity.
j. c. Fraker is a member of the
Wichita city council.
The Eagle says there are three |
hundred and twenty houses in
Wichita and as many more contem-
plated.
The young men of Eureka have |
organized q literary society.
The coal vein on John Holmes
farm is said to be three feet thick, |
and a company is being organized |
TO open a shaft. Strong Ind ications
of oil are also found on the FARM
Cottonwood Falls Leader.
WIN. Griffinstein's new hotel at
Wichita will cost $4,000.
The cattle men in Marion coun-
ty are greatly exercised about the
expected enforcement of the herd
law. They have consulted eminent
lawyers, determined to test its con-
stituti onality.-COttonwood Falls
Leader.
The proposition to issue bonds
for the erection of q court house
and Jail in Marion county was de-
feated by eighty votes. Florence,
Peabody and Middle Creek pre-
cincts went against it.
With Wichita as the terminus
of a railroad our business men will
shortly be able to take a berth in
Pullman sleeper at bedtime and be
in LeavenwOrth, AtchIson or Kan
sas City by breakfast time, ready
for business the next dav.-Wichita
Eagle.
Last Monday night week, Brit
3on's mill was robbed of eight hun
dred pounds of flour. Movers"
south we're suspected, and were fol-
lowed and overtaken about fifty
miles south, on Duracken creek,
Butler county, but as there was no
positive proof the parties were not
arrested.-Cottonwood Falls Leader.
All the Southwestern papers
speak of fine rains lately.
There are no more farms to be
taken between here and Wichita.
The country is all settled up.-Eldo-
RADIO Times.
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NEWS, PERSONAL AND POLITICS.

DIR. j. f. Neulon, formerly of
Emporis, died at Usage on Wednes-
day, of this week, of pneumonia.
General Siegal don't flight nit"
Schurz. He is with Grant and is
doing all he can with the New York
Germans.
The Liberals, at their State Con-
vention last week, at Topeka, in Or
der to keep down jealousy and hard
feeling, appointed all the members
of the party in the State-about a
hundred, as delegates to the Cincin-
natl convention. That was q shrewd
stroke of policy.
The Atchison Champion and Fit.
Scott Monitor give the names of
about dozen delegates to the Gin
cinnati convention, from their re-
spective localities, which have no
sympathy with the Liberal move
ment and will have nothing to do
with it. The Paola Republican
mentions the name of one man ap-
pointed to the Cincinnati conven-
ton who lives over in Missouri.
That convention was like the old
hen which tried to set on several
dozen eggs, they spread them
selves"
ExOHERATED.-Gen. Farnsworth
has made report from the Postal
Committee after the Investigation
of the system of letting contracts In
the Postofice Department, COM
pletely generating Gen. Cresswell
from all charges against him. The
report is signed by Messrs. Farms
worth, Porter, Tyner, Twichell,
Hill and Houghton. The minority
of the committee Will present their
views IN a few days.
The New York Evening Post says
the rumor is freely circulated that |
the popular Democratic leaders of
that city have distinctly refused to |
have anything to do with the Lib
erol Republican alliance, and have |
resolved that if the Democratic |
party should sacrifice its organize
ton for any such purpose, to turn |
over the votes they can control to |
the nominees of the Philadelphia |
Convention.
Belmont has at last yielded to the
pressure brought upon him, and has
sent out his call for q meeting of
the Democratic National Commit
tee, to fix q time for the National
Convention OF the party. Leading
Democrats have nursed the Cincin-
natl Convention NOV ment as long
as they dared. Now the bantling
must take care of ITSELF and peace
aud unity will come back to the
Democratic hearthstone. The COM
mittee is to meet May 9Th, at Bel
mont's residence at New York City.
The Republicans Washington
special says the Republican ticket in
with 3 single excep-
tioH, gives such general dissatisfac-
don among the Pennsylvania Repub-
leans at Washington, that many Of
them do not hesitate to predict its
defeat, at the October election, even
by a straight and Democratic ticket.
There are fears already of q serious
bolt, a. Mr.. Foruey has proposed
hat the delegates selected by the
to the Presidential Re-
publican convention be thrown
and a new set elected by
he Republicans. Senator Cameron I
proposes TO denounce what he calls I
rorney and his associates attempt !
o demoralize the straight ont Re. J
publican ticket in Pennsylvania. J
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HONEST SCHURZ.

A new fact has just come to light
In regard TO Carl Schurz, whose
brilliant intellectual attainments
have utterly failed to make case
against the administration in the
matter of the French Arms affair.
He has proven nothing except some
irregularities, which really amount
to nothing. Now he must turn
his attention to a little matter con-
corning himself, which needs the
light of investigation. A special
dispatch from Washington to the
st. Louis Democrat says there was
a good deal OF surprise manifested
at the capitol at the announcement
in the New York Tribune on Sat-
urdAY last, that Schurz had been dis
covered to be q defaulter on the
books of the treasury. The Trib-
une tries to break the force of the
announcement It was compelled to
make by saying that when the ac-
willis Va COhGhEg - 1AAhADbCA ~
Spain, were adjusted, the balance
will be In his favor, but from the
Tdbune's statement. it appears that
there are some elk thousand dollars
never accounted for and for which
vouchers have never been present
ed aud that this deficiency has exist
ed for ten years, or ever since
Schurz came bacK from Spain.
From the above taken in connec-
ton with the fact that Trumbull
put his hand in the q. s. treasury
and hauled out $4,000 IS . fee for
services never rendered only in
name, we fear the leaders Of the
honest party begin to show q bad
record. We hope Carl will straight
en- this little six thousand dollar
matter up, for we certainly feel an
interest in his welfare.
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L. 6. Palmer, Z Alfred Taylor, 3
Judge Humphreys, 9 Sam N. Wood,
10 I. E. Dietze, IL E. r. Russell, u
G. II. Hollenbaclk, Is j. z. Martin,
IA r. II. Bishop.
KANSAS SrONEFoR ILLINOIS STATE
HoUsE.-We are informed on relia-
BILE authority, that q Commission
appointed by the Governor of Illi-
nois to examine into the quality of
the different kinds of building stone
found in various sections of the
country, and to make q selection of
the best kind found for the building
of new State House at Springfield,
have, after explorations in several
States, selected the Fontana, (Mi-
ami county, stone for their purpose,
aud say it is far superior to any
thing they have found in Kansas or
any other State they have visited.
If this be true, the greatness of Fon-
tapa will have fitting and lasting
monument in the future capitol OF
the great State of Illinois. II is in
deed windfall for our neighbor,
and We rejoice in her luck.-PaoIa
Spirit.
The incest job we have seen from
any Office in this State, is the ball
ticket for the LeaVenworth bridge
celebration, done by Smith 8 Co.,
of that city.
Col. Horner. of the Chetopa Ad-
vance, gracefully and POLITICALLY ac-
cepts the invitation for free ride
to Philadelphia. Just hear him:
Wen sail like the ArgoaAut feet
Down the slope OF the Pacific sea,
Gliding adown the Heosho Valley,
Over the level track Of the ii. X. T.
laundering down the valley
or the MIssouri's muddy tide,
Through the vIne-clad hills Of Hen
On the Missouri Pacific we'll ride
Wen sweep DER the swim FandalIa
And climb the an-Handle route,
And ride Scott free on the Central,
And up AZ Altoona shout.
Round the bend OF the JuniMta
On an editorial bender we'll Eend.
And = shout for Drouthy Kansas,
Ger the dark SusquehannAh we'll send.
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In July, 1868, President Lincoln
said OF Grant: II have had stronger
influences brought against Grant,
praying for bic removal, since the
battle of PitsSburg Landing, than
for any other object; coming, too,
from good men, and now look At
his campaign since May first. Where
is there anything in the old World
that equals it? 1t stamps him as
the greatest general of the age, if
not OF the world"
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CENTER T0NYSHIP.

Plenty of rain lately. nrouthy
Kansas with q vengence.
Fall wheat which was drilled In
is doing well, but that which Was
sowed brosd cast is very scattering.
Spring wheat lie all doing well
and looks promising. 80
Oats are prineiply ell sOwed, and
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HoLToN ExPREss.-We have be-
fore rs the first number Of Frank
Roots new paper, the Holton Ex-
press, printed at Holton in Jackson
county. Frank Root has the newsi-
est nose we know OF, and always
makes 9 very interesting and good
looking paper. We hope he will
meet with abundant success.
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there has been an unusually large
amount of them sowed.
-Farmers are now engaged in
blowing for corn.
"A great many early potatoes
have been planted this spring.
Cattle are faring hard at present
on account of the cold rains and
scarcity of hay.
Our district school commences
ON the 18th inst. Mr.. Basinger, OF
Hartford, is the teacher.
More anon. Door.
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Contrary to all expectation the
pvernment party has been success
II In the recent Spanish elections,
d the cabinet ministers viii now
We nothing 70 do except to quar-
am01g themselves. which they
) almost certain to do pretty soOn-
ith subservieht Cortes there is
other way OF bringing about q
, nisterial crisis, and . mipisterial
sic Spain must have, or She Wonla
c be Spain.
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TINE creditors Of Robert Miliken are
Il hereby notified that at O'Clock a. N.
on the nth day OF August A. ID. 1872, in
the court reom OF the court house OF Lyon
county, Kansas, the same being the eouns
y seat Of said county, &, John ". Trnit, as
eignee OF the property OF the said Aiilikeu,
Tor the benefit o! his creditors, Will attend
IN person and will remain in attendance on
said day and during two consecutive DAYS
thereafter, between the hours Of O'Clock
Q. m and D O'Clock p. M, on
eacn Of said days, publicly 20 nd-
said creditors against said Robert MIX.
ken, at which time and place all kald
creditors are required 20 attend and Is~
before me the value and amount 81 fheiy
demand, and any creditor failing TO AZ =.
VIII De Preciuded frose any benefit Of said
assigned estate, JOHN w. TRUiT.
le-Sd Assignee Of Robert NtIIiken,
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Chattle Mortgage Sale.

is hereby given, that 1 will.
IN on the Both day OF April, 1872, at u
O'Clock p. M, at the front door Of the
court house, in Emporia, Lyon county,
Kansas, offer for sale, at public auction,
to the highest bidder, for cash. the follow
ing described property. to-wit: One iron
gray mare mule, years old; one black
bay mare mule, years old; one set
double harness. and one horse Mitchell
wagon. Said property to be sold to salts
James, and given by Evan j. James.
E. d. JAMES.
By JOHN BAY, Sheriff Lyon Co.
April 10, 1872. l6w2
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Cn,r,rnrwrAIru-Mr

CoMA0AWEALTH.-Mr. Steele,
Agent of the Topeka Common
wealth, win visit Emporia soon In
the interests of that paper. Those
WAC wish = good daily paper that
comes regularly, viii do well In
Subscribing for the Commonwealth.
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NEW STAGE LINE.

T AN now running line OF stages from
IL Cottonwood Falls to Eldorade,. leav.
ing the Fails on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at Z q. m, and returning each al
ternate day. Fare $3-just 81 less than
by the other route Of railroad and stage.
L. d. HINCKLEY,
Proprietor OF Hinckley house.
Cottonwood Falls, April 20. 16mI
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sHERIFF's SALE.

NOTICE IL hereby given that by viz
An tue Of an execution issued out Of the
District Court OF Lyon county, Kansas, I
viii on Monday, the 22d day OF April,
1877, at O'Clock p. m, offer for sale at the
door OF the court house In Emporia, Lyon
county, Kansas, one white Arab horse.
one single buggy and one single harness,
taken as the property Of William n.
70 satisfy a Ju jgment in favor
81 samuel II. Bell and @. W. Sutton
Sheriff Of Lyon county, Kansas.
Empcrta, April Il, 1872. I5W2
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Delinquent Tax List.
STATE OF KANSAS, COUNTY OF LYON.

STATE OF kansas, COUNTY OF LYON.
COUNTY THEAsURKR's OFFICE,
EaPoRIA, MARCH 2S, 1S72.i
NOt1cE is hereby given, that so much
An OF each tract Of land, or town lot des-
crtoed In the following list and situated
IN " on county, Kansas, rs may be neees-
say Tor That purpose, will, on the Isl
public auction at my office in the CITY
OF Emporia, in said county of Lyon. for
the taxes and charges thereon.
MOVES SPICER,
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AIRS. A. LEE, having received all the
w spring fashions, is now prepared to
do anything in the mantua-making line in
the latest and most approved styles. Also
special attention given TO hair DIRE ssing.
Prices reasonable. 195 Commercial St.,
Emperia. 14-3tc
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Seed Wheat,

WE are now receiving from Iowa and
w Minnesota Spring Wheat to supply
the demand Of this entire southwestern
country. Parties wishing 10 secure seed
should call at once and leave their orders
with OF BOWMAN &CD..
febSJtf Emporia, Kansas.
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WEAVING.

T AN now prepared TO weave carpets in
/ the best manner, at very reasonable
prices. / will pay the drsyage on all car
pets of 20 yards and over. Residence
near So lens mill.
feb23tf MRS. L. 8. HUNT.
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Attica Town Site.

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80 90 81 90 81 So 50 60 81 60 So ca IS 81
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s. 81.
MAIN STREET
Lots 8 y 10 II - IL IL
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81 30 80 81 s. 80 81 80 80 30 II - a
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los 106 I0I los 1903 no III ia lis ia lis
1l6 III 1lS l19 100 l2I I22 1913 1924 I25 I26 lQ1
lzs 129 100 l3I 1872 1873 1874 1855 1856 1871 Iss isS
40 la la l43 la l45 I46 I47 lfs I49 $50 15i
164. Nv ' ~" A0'
ELM STREET.
LotS--1 8 10 IL IL IL IA IL
16 u Is 10 20 81 - % q % 20 % IS % 20 N
80 81 81 IS SO 81 So 80 30 A. AZ S3 AZ as as
q IS 49 50 81 81 IS 81 IS So IS 60 g.
81 81 81 81 81.
OK STREET.
Lots-2 10 70 Il 1G IS 20 % "a % %
50 - 81 36 20 30 10 a 46 48 30 50 81 81 IS
90 81 81 CO So 20 - Il 70 IS so 50 g.
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DISSOLuTION-

TINE co-pHrtnership heretofore existing
Il between c. E. Kelsey and Frank Ker-
nochan, known Is Kelsey & Kernochan, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
c. E. KELSEY.
Emporia, April IS. 1872. 1913
OFFICE MISSOURI, KANSAS & TEXAS
RAILWAY Co., April 6, 1872.
"HE Annual Meeting oTstockholders Of
the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Rail
way Company viii be held ut the ONCE OF
said company, in Parsons, Kansas, ON the
18th day Of May, 1872, for the election OF
Directors, and for such other business as
may he presented to said meeting.
1919 II. b. HENSON. Sec'y.
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Patronize Home Industry.

TnPOria Wholesale FARM.
II IUre Factory, just fitted up new,
with q complete steam-power, now in op.
paid to job work, SIS scroll and straight
saving, turning, moulding, mortising,
ETC., at 75c. per hour. Table legs kept on
hand. Stair balusters, railing and newell
posts made to order. Factory on ID ave-
nue., between Commercial and Merchants
st., Emporia, Kan. II. KEORR.
mRr2om6
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Hair Dressine!

"AIR and switches dressed to order,
- and hair jeEelFy. OnSixth avenue,
opposite the Madison house = HI
mar2stf AFs. d. W. TRAYLOR,
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A DJOINING Americas. Apply to j.
"A Il. Finley, over Emporia Bank, or to
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00S @ 5OnnSt {.
wHoLEsALE DEALRRa m ca
Corn. Oats. Flour
FEED, &C, &C,

We have on hand 10000 bushels good
Corn and a,00O bushels good Oats, which
"Gfain House first door north Of the
Court House, Emporia Kansas. mchI-tf
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Eligible Rooms For Rent.
1.-TWO OF the best located and most de-
Il sirable rooms in the city for rent.
jnn56tf z. R. HOLDERMAN & BRO.
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Boarding House For Rent.
TINE new and well located building,
II corner Merchants street and 4th ave.
nue. il for rent. 1t was built for . board.
ing house, and has ample room and faci1f.
ties. Apply to E. p. BANCROFT.
14-I7z
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WANTED.
Farm for Rent.

A SECOND hand Copying Press. Ad-
IA dress, X. MACLENEAN.
April 4, 1872. 24-It%
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TW0 boxes cigars. Owner can have
same by proving property and paying
for this advertisement. Enquire Of the
undersigned st L. B. 'Miil's, three miles
west Of Emporia. q ~l6t1+ q. BONE
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MILLINERY.

with new goods and new trimm from
w New York, Mrs. j. Ii. Green is now
prepared to suit the tastes of the most
fastl dious. Always on hand a full line Of
LADIES' UNDER WEAR.
Dress making promptly attended to.
Has Commercial street, cor. 9TH avenue.
April 8, 1872. a Is
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; FOR RENT.
B. NICHOLS,

0SE Of the best rooms in the city,
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