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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-22

It seems so strange that . smart
man like Simon Cameron would
spend money TO buy l37, 900 major.
ity for Graut, In PennsylVania,
when 10000 would have done just
as we'll. ".F
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According to that wise sheet the
Topeka Record, the people are to
be "rldden by UfIice holders fsur
years longer" We advise the peO-
pie not to submit. Let 'em take .
general run away, and throw the
Ofnce holders OF. 1t is too bad for
such saints as the editor OF the Re-
cord 10 have to do the grooming for
the "dear people" four years
longer.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-22

10 the celebrated land case, Joy
vs. the settlers OF Southeastern
Kansas, the Supreme Court OF the
United States decided, p few days
ago, 9. favor OF Joy. That ends the
matter which has so long been in
controversy.
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nAR3E1ssv TELBGRAPH.
geld and stsek AEnrhst.


geld and stSek MARKET.
nav YORK. Nov. 81.
Money stringent st coin to a per cent
per day, with certain portion OF busi-
ness AT X.
Sterling heavy and lower. closing at 81
81 for sixty days, and s,S 10 for sight.
Gold more active; ISt<sI Is5< closing
fEm.
Cle&rings s4s 100000.
Treasury disbursements S2sa. 900.
Governments dull and lower.
State bends dull an neglected.
StO,'ks duIl and y esk.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. Sov. 81.
spring 10, No 2, l ~ No 97a9Sc.
Corn active and advanced; No. mixed
Oats ir active demand and advanced;
No 231<a231<+.
Rye. No 2. 55c.
Barley In fair demand and unch Anged;
No 2 fail Sc.
Pork, mess t25fsl3
Lard in good demand; 73<aGx.
Bulk meats quiet.
Whisky steady st S9c.
st. Lsuis Market.
81. LOUIS, Nov. 81.
Flour firm.
Wheat unchanged; No 2 spring / LA
10, No red tail 76aI 20. so beaI 90.
Corn dull; No 2 mixed 32I<as4c, No
white mixed 40a4lc.
Oats; hard to sell at csc.
| Barley-Choice and fancy In demand
from SOCIAL 90, other grades dull and IN
changed.
| Rye; No 9, Sic.
Ness pork steady aud quiet; new $1ss
Is ..
/ Bacon in good demand; shoulders 611'
| csc, clear sides ioa10xc.
| Lard, prime steam 7I<a7%.
HighWines quiet and unchanged.
Cattle-fair to prime sSa4 30, choice ant
Hogs brisk; % BOas so for packers' lots
receipts 5000.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-22

Hon. E. G. Ross IL. going to Law
renee to engage in the publication
OF a newspaper. His CoFeyville
speculation In that Hue failed 10 be
profitable.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-22

branches of business. No omnibus
or strsst car lines have yet rosum-
ed business, and very few hacks are
on the street.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-22

Rand & Avery's extensive print
ing establishment, In Boston, was
burned on Wednesday evening.
Loss heavy. They employed 200
hanha ~ ~
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-22

Theirs has lad disagreement
with the French Assembly. and It Is
reported he has resigned. Great ex-
element prevails In France.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-22

CHASeEs.-There will be some
changes OF berths among the legal
fraternity growing out of the cleo
ton OF Judge Peyton. Mr.. Sand
ers will leave the ONCE of Mr.. Rug
giles and form q partnership with
Mr.. Gillett. 1t 10 also rumored that
Judge Watson and W. A. Randolph
viii hang out q joint legal shinGle.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-22

The trial OF the Blood, Wood
hull, Clafin, & Co., dead beats, has
been progressing in New York.
The details are OF such . aOtorious-
ly bad character that mono OF the
papers print the evidence. We
judge from the tone OF the latest
Telegram. that the .disreputable
crowd begin to see the ''hand writ
ing" IL is IS follows, dated Wed.
nesdsy: "Woodhull' and CIanin
have offered 5000 aud . complete
retraetion IL ChAllis will withdraw
his suit. The decision of Justice
Fowler. committing Blood for trial,
has distressed and alarmed the wo-'
men, aud IL IL understood they will
plead guilty and appeal to the mer-
cy OF the the court"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-22

The State Record makes the inn
portant discovery that "LaWrence's
county Is q great deal thicklier set
tied than Topeka" ,a-a
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-22

DELAHAY.-The Grand Jury of
the United States District Court re-
Gently In session In Leavenworth,
passed resolutions endorsing Hon.
Mark w. Delehay as q model judge
and faithful dispenser or govern
ment rstions of justice. This, it Is
undoubtedly expected, will Offset Q
number OF DRINKS and much promis-
cuOus indeceney that the Judge has
been guilty of, and for which he is
nov being investigated by a con-
gresslonal committee. We shall
await, with some curiosity, the re-
port of this committee, 80 indicating
the congressional standard OF judi
cial manners and morals.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-22

Kansas Is represented In the Ma
tional swine convention 1t Indinap-
oils. -r
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-22

Horace Greeley has been serious
ly Ill ever since the death OF bis
wife. ss,- .,.I--.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-22

The diamond fever is rsyivinE In
the West. Denver has It bad
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-22

Last Saturday two feet. OF snow.
fell In New York. sl.,--.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-22

Grants majority in South Caro-
lima IL 1886.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-22

How DE-. HOLLANDS STORY
SELLs.-The entire edition Of the
November number of Scribner's
Monthly, containing tho opening
chapter of DR.. HOlIand's Serial
Story, "Arthur Bonnicastle," hav-
ing been exhausted, . new edition
has been ordered, which will be
ready by the Both inst.
The New York Evening Post
SAVE of Arthur Bonnicastle, DIR.
Hollands serial, commenced In
Scribner's Monthly for November !:
"Only one chapter OF twelve pages
IL given, but this is enough 70 Awak-
en- Interest. There Is . good deal
Of quiet humor In the dialogue, ard
the characters are fresh and natural,
while the style of the descriptive
passages, 1t need scarcely be said,
10 fluent and fascinating. Much of
the effect OF DR.. Hollands writing
Is to be attributed to the ease and
gr7ce OF the composition. The dra-
matte promise of Arthur Bonnicas-
tie, however, is such as to make N
regret that the author has not been
writing novels these many years."
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STAT. o KAssAs.

(0b4ALse
ID the rrobste CURT lor the azfd oousky
IA the under fgaed was. on 49, e.s
asl % November, A. D. ls7s. di,fx A.
panied % said court. Asinl.nlstr.tar n
.ee estate e Mary Kelley. decea 20. and
s s sM efeditnls s'f the same. must prr.
- .s aae.t cislus Ter allowances slfhin
u-k1ee- J. D. KELLEY,
~. T. AeCARRry. esos.
: Any 10 adniss,sEases. 49,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-22

nO0 n u u Les
PARTI.
i. Opening Chorus-Hail cOlumbia-old
2. ChOrus-Mount Zion.-Old Folks.
3. Old OsIam-Zuric Russia. %
4. Tableau-The Goddess Of Liberty.
5. Old Oslam-Zuric Greenwich. old
6. Anthem-Sons Of Zion.-OId Folks.
Z. Quartette and Chorus-Sound the
Loud Timbrel.-Old Folks.
g. D0xoiogy-Dismlssio Folks.
8. Erratic-The Indescribable.
PART II.
1. Quartette and Chorus-Night Shades.
-Mase' in Equito
9. Sea Song-The White Squall.-Prof
Jones.
8. Duet (comic My Old Wife and L.
Members OF II. u.
4. Tab1eau-In the Glover.
5. Glee-Awake Enlian Lyre-Danby.
6. TriO-Gently Falls the Dew Of Eve
operate.
Z. Solo-Jannett.-Mrs Bearce.
8. Glee-Eow the Roll Of the Lively
Orum.-Lac Filfedu.
8. Gaily Chant OF the Summer Birds de
Piunsx-Mrs Bachelor.
10. Duette-I've Wandered in Dreams.
Nessrs. Davies and Jones.
II. Chorus--S0idier's Chorus--Faust
Gaunod.
IL. FInale-HallejuIah- Handel.
ID. Tsbleau-Au Ben Adam.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-22
NEWS AND EDIfORIAL lsSTRs.

Grants majority in California, Is
1850.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-22

LEAvENwoRTH CoAlIERCIAL.-On
Wednesday morning J. Frank Hop
per, travelling agent and correspond
ent of the LeaVenWorth CONNER
cial, called. Contrary TO our ex-
peetations, from reading his card,
he does not part his hair In the
middle. and is . quiet man and I'M
derstandS his businees. This leads
as to say what We have been intend
ting to say for some weeks, and
that is that the LeayenWorth Com
mercial, aside from politics, il by
ali odds the best paper In LeAven-
worth. The Commercial may NOD
consider this much of Q eOmpli-
ment, and It Isn't. Therefore we
will say absolutely that It Ia good
newspaper-one of the very best in
the Missouri valley. It Is hand.
someIy printed, fresh and attract.
i've looking, and is well filled with
sprightIy editorials and sparkling
news items. We are glad to learE
from Mr.. Hopper that it lie receiv'
ing q very generous support.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-22

CORN WANTED
T WILL pay the highest market price In
cash for corn delivered at my m ill
47tf g. D. HUMPHREY.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-22
Pork, Racon. Lard, &c.
am now ready 10 purchase any quansi-
~, and pay cash for
GOOD, FAT, WELL DRESSED mss,

delivered 70 me at the said premises.
All parties who deal in prok, bacon,
ham. lard. &C., are invited 70 call on or
address me, ~ can supply them TO bet
ter advantage than any ofher hou IN
this section Of the country.
45sf SYAf GRAFRN9TRHN.
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THE EH6PoRIA
Pork Packing House.
CASH FOR DRESSED HOGS.

Having purchased the brick business
house on Commercial street, south OF the
court hoyse. and fitted IL up for the pack
Ing and shipping Of
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-22
APPARATUS.

Tho selection of appara u for the
Physical Science dep .rtmenr, TO the
extent OF the appropriation, has
been made. aud tho list same sent
to manufacturers in New York and
Boston. It is expected this appsr-
atus will be received aud placed in
condition for use before the close of
the current term. The benefits to
accrue from this will be marked and
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-22

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-22
REORGANIZATION.

l, In view Of the increased facil,
tiles in the new building for instruc-
ton in Music, Penmanship and
Drawing, I Recommend that, IL
practicable, q larger salary be paid
TO the teacher in this department.
This salary should be such IS to
command the full time of the in.
structor. The work in this depart
ment will increase with increase OF
students and facilities.
9. I recommend that the Model
Training School be opened at carlI-
est practicable period. ] do not
argue the necessity Of this school,
first, because arguments have been
presented in recent reports second,
because am happy to know that
the Board regard this matter with
favor.
ooxcLUsfoa.
In conclusion, it seems desirable
to state few facts concerning the
term.
The opening was Aattering In
high degree-109 students present
the first day; the second day the
seats were filed. Up to date 132
have made application for sdmis-
sion.
The standard for admission was
raised, and a. q consequence tan
failed to pass examination, hence
were rejected. OF those In attend
snce, all save II are preparing 70
leach.
We have never had better class
II students in order, industry, and
harmony Of feeling and intercourse.
This term gives evidence Of tns
creased prosperity.
Respectfully submitted
GEORGE ". HOSS,
Hs7smbsr Is Jsgs
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-07-27


ON EvEH9BoDV's TeNaug. --Eulog-
iuus Of tho great National Regeuerator
Of Health. Plastation Bitters are on
egerybodys tongue. This gratnisous
piUea roice advertising is better than oil
the paid for putting to which tkeownsss
Of bogus bitters are obliged 10 resort
IL has spontaneous hcartiness about
it which carries conviction to the mind
Of the auditor. But il 10 q we'll. known
fact. that the proprissors of the Plsuta-
tiou Bittess have nexerrelisd ur.s nazss.
paper bolatering to establish the success
efa preparations which owes its astonish-
ing popuiari,y mainly TO the oral teati-
inony of tho thousands vino have either
experienced or been the ese.wieasss Of
shs immensepbS geodithaswrought
throeghont the length aud breadth of
the lsud.
pon't Hawk, Hawk, Spit. Spit, Blow
Blow, shd DISCUS. ssersbody With your
Catarrh and its offeasizo oaor, when DR..
sase's. Catarrh Remedy will speedily
destroy all odOr, arses. the discharge sSd
cure you.
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K 0aT 4 Esas1as A0sr aai-xssn,
I'D ss ssss :sS nlsss ,s as sss 9sssi, .alA ;,s I'm
aeFpss headk fa.d Bsok. oonsains two or
thfepo Tax n|soei pia, Ssifs lfeesipt eiSef ks.
5oh1 Tsrns agains! SO 4 ssssi 81 !. Aai3 scvefst
Argoupts written stsAl8 bo1k rho firSlsr
villa senfera krksM fky6s, by senaine AIS
Beck the Undsrsie1sd or to w. q. Muller
in 9sAnseburg,. for Which ! iibefai Rewsrd
will be given WI. wALLIEa.
juiy 27 a.
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Nf0g7E1lChs. NOT I

OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Ais persens are wARRNEDno, 10 TRADE
for n COUNTY ORDER No tlGo) drawn in
the nntne or S. 8 4 y =
PEEL. date'i Juns 2ad 1872. drawn on the
Assessaf's fund Of Ehe Comfy for Che su.a of
one hundred ana tssnty l$Iao.0o) aSllars.
Said order iss dup1iusts os aa order given
Which wss suppossd fs'hase been lost, tn.
has since been found.
ny order ofthe Boari.
JAS. vAS1AsgEks clsrk
june ~ 4 If
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q . " = <,,zt ~:
sas's ! en- mssshsA ezass rssasy.
shs p'aa 8Aals - xEaE's ssti6 Erfss
aeneaa's pes NEE shf'' 'ae5,
ss0' 70 sa'a1 asedaas p ths skiea "
every e5sstp scsab 5bss Nls
Deasssasy saq muster a fsS months
sg2 ne was en- saiot Q sasuaassl.--to.
asy as ass smal slssa sod assdsa sya
seaehssaus sad esppFiuaiplsa essaaizs-
s'oa. e als ails had bean aneofliss
's1 epp0s'slee M O. sishA Dup % ehsains
ssss g; sso9psss 9th g The. brain. and his
a.'ss 'E e's0e s s'a 50 ssste the slstellss
.. y aa - iss E = snssaasEA He sscl;usa
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: HaIAS VLeErAnLE SicIMAN Ham
.REsEwER,--Ro.s.- staadsauong the first,
and as The head of aii articles for u sim
liar purpose. The testimobS of our
nbysicisus ID copciasiye as to its saise:
'aDslwe ara rsraoually sa4uaiutea with
scores ofoases where it has been. used
with the best Of rssuias. i. will restore
cray bar g ga 1siginai color, and ieayes
glossy and h . healshs condition; while
for hsadssoablei Win aapdnsfp or any
'diassae Of the ssaly. o ans iias ehurn
in cleansing them. fsgih, and you sili
ndtbs disappointed Ganrisr,
Nay 2, 1868.
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REAL ESTATE SkIE ON TOWN
PROPERTY. i.

BY virtue Of the power 10 mo vested under
the win OF tho late Col. David Shuler,
deceased, / will sell ct public auction, nc
0rangcburs. go. Ca. In front of the sheriA,s
1872, at II O'clock A. Ml, The following
valuable town property; That newly
fuaished house, and the lot Of four aeres.
more or less, vhsreoa % Is located. situated
in tho Town Of fOrangcbnrg, on she North
side Of Russell Street, and bounded Easi by
lot Of DR.. 4. a. Elicit, aud on ether sidaB
by lot OF ). w. III. Dukes.
Terrns: 0ne-fourth cash, bslHnec In one,
two and three years. secured BY purchasers
ing 10 heinsursd and pelisy aseisnea. pur.
chaser TO pay for papsss fecDrdinEand
sismps, and 20 hase thsprisilags Of paying
ell cash. -.
W. ss n. e.gt-LKR.
,s Qnsiiasa gsseutor .
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I a'as Ans,T q sEcroR CAST,
IS !. ssTE ess sasra t,saoIrsA, q
Nlqsiashlss @ e 3. !. iel, suly l1sR, iss
Rs.pseis igasfsrssass6 shsaeaisor Of
1sbs QsASaEBuGs NSws for: any infor.
snatioa hs snSy hsfs ini ihispasssasion. or
be eblsto obsais on the within sudject.
x Ehs fnOofds Of the pepaSsms,is were
loseor aestfoycd aasipg the lato var.
3 ~ y. u MOSES. JR.,
oe,.saoAaja g IrspecaOf Cant, 6. q. !.
If any Of cur rasasrseaa give u. u any
'ini0raation iafsssra % aheabose. We
@ill.aks pleasure 10 communicating il to
chs psrts Who astssis.
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-07-27

N@TEGsEsG2--Ana HscrSops sssA
IN warned ssainst purchasing from Jas1es
snTAssei any Right, Claim or Title which
he prstends 60 hsse heught.in land of Mrs.
lsabelia Livingston, situated in the Fork, &C
Delinquent Land Sales on tho Sd Of June
tssts the validity Of said sale being denied.
PAUb ElYLN4sPoA, AEL
Of Mrs. lsehella x1iyingsion.
esangsbasss July 2sth. fffl -e7 2t&
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IN THE COUNT or pRoBArE

Whereas, Baban A. Trick has applied 20
me for L,etters Of Administration ON the Rs-l
tate of Barbara 3. Jackson, late of Oranges
burg County, deceased. II
These are thersiers to ellis and admsuish
afl-sSd singular the kindred and Creditors
Of the sa.i deceased, to be and appear, be-
fore me, at Q Court Of Probate for the sBid
County 70 be holden ai Orangahurg, on tho
3lat day Of July, 1872, aS 10 O'clock a..
d.. 10 show cause if any, why the ss:d Ad-
ministrstion should not be granted.
Given under my Hand and the Seal Of Court,
this 1Tsh day Of July. a. D. 1872, and n
the nipesy-Sfth year pf Arsericals Inde-
TiAp. C. AsbREss,. !
july 20--2t Judge a. Probate.
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Wa fear that our old ..o..;,.,s,. q
tisa GsiFlsst0iS 2spa,l lli;s.,. "a i bs,nsi iSss
case, Tor lien en- ;onSSal :: = $ VA - a..
sock itsseriI courses. scnt i.seff Ioore from. M
tha dead cascals Of Radicsl ;Safrupt,o,,.
and resolved 70 mend ,i,s n,orals' fbSe.s
Grant oyerboaEi, and placed ths llaues m
of fesDe,ta ble ee,,f M, -, ~ s;s -.
ias columns. he yaliaas Ts;,os sdl ,sAn nho =,
had grounded fbe Iittla, cpsE ,,,,6,sIs -.
mud bank, and reduced Il from in mai.
tien, MS daily. 10 that az : +,
paper, s'skedaddled" 10 OraneebuYy
saaatted in the pfiiee Of the Oraaorb,,r1,, e,
Asps, ana from there, with the IS.
stinaoy of a .6Srtain Ia,,o gsslgssS, s,,sa
ruped, is Justify ,kIck in,, as ,iis .,os..,e ss
olive Of inevitable destisT. IA s sre,,,; n
us Of Rev. Mr.. Dannally i IeS,n;, ,neot;nyi
friend, whom The papers bsyeliateIc
beanai SeGiilktia.sI vhe .45isbssls sto' a..
Festasn1sasa good, plous brother. but Who
Was constrained 10 admit, that he still
purs.isa his old practices of distilliag,
setiiIg, anu tnres tlmes a day, drinking,
Wniskey' ne may emigrate, nliugie
ss'nS new people, eonners himself
/. ,a.;n., ,;r,s asd aaddspsgets, sas ne 70 on
an sa ,,.sso. o IL" r.. sassias n,s ssctsies'
ON clean slasbss cSanass .s aaa ;s hanas; puts
@ 0'eaa .. 0iu.n s cuanges his poitics,
inc - Sts ;.i..,, tvs swh.ns ssiing ana arink,
~ ~; 80 - uoss sncse snings,
sill M shen, - ''as 's''ss 'a''a' . na't W. =
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-07-27

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