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Election Proclamation.

TN accordance with law, hereby give
notice that an election will be held in
the city Of Emporia, on Tuesday, April
I'd, for the election OF the following
officers:
A Mayor for the city.
A Marshall a. % -
A Police Judge for the city.
Treasurer - z5=se
Two Justices OF Peace to fill vacancies.
Two Constshles
A Councilman for each ward.
A member Of Board OF Education for
each ward.
Polls will be open at the following
places: .
FIRST WARD.
At Geo. Frederick's store, 9th avenue,
between Commercial 1n1 Merchants
streetss JHages, WV. Whipple, Abner
Hadley, Samuel Dougherty. Clerks, VIM.
Ferguson, A. L. Jillson. EH
- - 4 -ssEoolD WARD. ~
At Cieveland's livery stable. Judges,
Thomas Murdock, Jas. Brown, j. 8.
Cleveland. Clerks, Charles Baker, jacob
THIRD WARD.
AT ]. C. Fraker's store, Commercial st.,
n. Ryno, Henry Pearsall, L. W. Lewis.
Clerks, John Norris, Roht. McCarter.
FOURTH WARD.
First building south Of express once.
Judges, Robert DiXson, ST., 8. J Smith,
j. Nj. Anderson. Clerks, NJ. W. GIL
chTiest, Frank Kenyon.
-l -:.- WILLIAM JAY,
mar16w3 Mayor.
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INFLUENCE AND POWER OF RAIL
49, ROADS.

In the course of his remarks in
the Missouri House, on Tuesday,
on the bill to regulate charges for
transportation of freight on rail
roads, Brown of Monroe made
the following broadsgauge hits:
1.-The Erie has become a scand-
al; the New York Central a fraud;
the Pennsylvania Central a politi-
cal dynasty. The latter road is
debating at this time to the
people Of the United States as to
who shall be the next president.
The chief officer of this corpora-
ton is already announced for
your suffrages. Thomas A. Scott
yields to-day more patronage than
any five Governors in the Union I!
No boldness dare predict the flu
ture. You need not look amazed
when l tell you that before anoth-
er twelve months roll round the
Democratic members of this House,
fortunate enough to secure seats
in the Democratic State Conven-
tion, will be called upon to pass
upon the claims of a railrord pres
ident, who will seek to become the
Governor of Missouri. The State
of New Jersey is now derisively
known as the Estate of Camden and
Amboy.n" The State of New York,
once known as the Great Empire
State, is held in the grasp Of Cor
Nelius Vanderbilt. How long will
it be, l ask in all earnestness, unless
we begin at once to control these
giant monopoiies, before they will
control this State, and Missouri
will be trucking at their feetT'
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Ten NIGHTS In A BAe RooM.-Con-
curing with the general estimate OF
the NEWS upon the performance Of the
above temperance drama, by the Good
Templars, 1 wish to offer g few sug-
gestionS In reference to the levity, or
rather the mIrrhful joyousness mani
tested by Mehlteble end SWITCHED in the
last scene. From the very constitu-
tional elements In the characters OF
these two persons, throughout the
drama, q sudden abandonment OF their
demeanor would have been inconsist-
ent, unnatural and iaArtistic. Had
Swichel become addicted to those
crimes which too oftensstain the moral
nature of persons abandon ed to the
influences Of strong drink, remorse and
q seriousness of demeanor would have
been consistent with his reformation.
But his moral nature was not thus
tainted; he was constitutionally joy
Qua and merry ~ the words put into
hIS mouth clearly indicate. His ahan-
dohment of strong drink, his brighter
prospects, and especially his getting
the girl he loved for his wife, together
with the joyous elements which sur
rounded the once wretched inebriate
Morgan, would naturally not repress
but stimulate the exuberance Of Switch
Ell and Mehitabel's natures. 1 think
therefore that both OF them, in the last
scene, did nothing to detract from the
excellency OF the whole of their pre-
vious performance.
Mr.. Pinkerton deserved more, also,
than q passiRg ~ord OF eommendation
for the excellent and natural manner
In which he interpreted Mr.. RomaIn's
roll. It was throughout consistent and
effective and did him great credit. 8 9
CLEO,
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LECTURES FOR THE PooR.-Rev.
John Henry Barrows will lecture In
the Presbyterian church on Monday
evening, March 18th. Subject: "Hugh
Miller" Read what the Lawrsnce
Journal says:
"The second lecture of the Plymouth
course-delivered last evening in the
Congregational church, by Rev. j. II.
Barrows-was one of the finest plat
form efforts ever made In our city. The
subject, Hugh Miller, was evidently
treated con amore. Mr.. Barrows ad-
mires his hero, and puts his admiration
into most excellent and effective Ian
guage. For choiceness of diction
beauty of imagery and appositeness o.
illustration we have rarely heard the
lecture equaled. The moral tone of 1
was heroic and inspiring, like the liz
and writings OF Miller himself.
This lecture Is said to be Superior Il
the one on Sam Adams, delivered . fes
weeks ago by the same gentleman
No one Can afford to miss 1t.
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CENTER TOWNSHIP,

d. =
Nothing Of interest since my last.
Farmers have commenced to pillow
in earnest. -,-.s.....t.1
Considerable quantities of spring
wheat have been sown in this locality
There wiz be more than the usual
average of oats sown.
Mr.. Kemper, of Emporia, will soon
occupy his new residence on the Yer
digris. p ~ -
The cattle dealers in this locality
have pretty near quit taking the hides
from the cattle, since the weather
v,V,,daeoHaa tEtt - - T. - - f -
Ono OF the stores at Madison has
changed hands. Messrs. Green &
Wood are the proprietors now, and Mr..
Foster retires. DoCT.
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? Improved For 1872,
:" r Il r. =
~ sag Premium Two-Horse
CORN PLOW

Manufactured ard for sale by WEIR
PLOW COMPANY, MONMOUTH, ILL.
VFefF's CuIGtVaGOr Ahead OF
Ala Others, having been decided
cultivator that admits Of moving the
gangs independently in q lateral and
vertical direction. at the same time hold
ing them in an erect position during OPP
Grafton, without other means Of support.
There are Over $4,000 In USeS
1t cultivates the ground deeper than any
other machine Of the kind. We use moth
ing but Special 0asE Steel snd esch blade
is highly tempered and warranted 20
scour. We receive many letters from fay
corn per acre with the Weir than any 9th.
er cultivator they can get, Drsising rs
general good qualities and Recommending
| It as The Best Ca1ffv9tOF1 In Use.
1t possesses many advantages over 9th
1st. It is 30 simple that it can Be oper-
| ated by boy.
I'd. BY means Of . peculiar twist IN
the Diamond Shit vels L. late Improve
| ment, we avoid all side pressure, wheth-
er the shovels are set to throw dirt to or
| from the corn. II sssE -
Sd. Ryt means Of our patent Evener,
we secure . lower draft than any other
Cultivator. Phe draft being on . direct
| line from the shovels TO the horses shoul-
ders, the horses neeke. as well ss the
L
pressure. sa ~ =
4th. BY means Of 9 patent square
frame. the knuckles are held in an exact
vertical position, thereby keeping the
gangs in the same position, and prevent
| ing that rocking motion 20 common with
9Th. One man viii do the work, OF two
/ with greater ease to himself and horses
and thus save the wages and board Of .
hired man, which is equal 70 the price Of
the machine.
9Th. The frame, beams and shanks be.
ing of wood, are easily repaired, and DE-
not spring and twist out Of shape when
meeting with resistance, - is common
with Wrought Iron Guilty. tors-
9TH. 1t Is strong, durable. and with
proper care will last many years. -
Every PIOw Warranted
after three days fair trial to give perfec
satisfaction, or the money refunded on
its return.
i shop Price $3A.
FOR SALE By
3. q. ABRAHAM, EnpOris, Kan
/, rmaP1k- qSTa
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At spiritual "seanee" near here the
other night, one OF the mediums pres
sent recited, while under spiritual in
iuence, the following, which We un-
derstand she tried to palm of as orig
inal, and some of the audience thought
1t good enough to publish;
'Theophilus Thistle, the successful
thistle-sifter, sifted q seIve full of un-
suited thistles. II Theophilus Thistle
the successful thistle-sifter, BiFted q
selvefull OF unsifted thistles, where Is
the eeivefull Of unsifted thistles The
ophilus Thistle, the successful thistle
sitter, sifted? ?"
VIII some of our school-boy readeri
hunt up "Theophilus Thistle" for THU
"original" spiritual philosopher
Great Is humbugl
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/. ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that 3 petit
IN ton will be presented TO the Board
of Commissioners of Lyon county, at
their regular meeting, to be held April
lst, 1872, asking for the view and lOca-
ton of two county roads as fol lows, to-Tit:
LIST ROAD-Commencing at the point
Whefs the Emporia and Lawrence State
road crosses Elm creek, thence south to
the N w corner Of section 4, township II,
range -; thence south on the section line
four (4) miles, to the W corner Of see.
81; thence east one mile; themes south
on section line TO foot Of biu6 south Of
Duck creek; thence by the most practica-
bic. route TO she top Of bluff; thence by
section line south, between sectlona IS
and "a TO south line OF section "a:
thence east by section line to the east line
OF Lyon county.
I'd RoAD-CommeneinE At the W cor
ner OF section Q, township II, range ID;
thence east on the section liAe to Elm
creek; thence by the most practicable
route across said creek thence by said
section inc east to foot Of blum; thence
by the most practicable route to top Of
bluff; thence by said section line, east to
county line between Usage and Lyon
counties.
Dated this 9Th day of March, 1872.
-i's T. j. PRICE,
marI6-wa . .sa Principal Petitioner.
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FREMONT.

The freezedp which followed the
thunder-shower of last Thursday night
put temporary stop to the sowing of
spring grain; but fencing and build
ing is going on as briSkly as before.
Mrs. Saulsberry is putting up a new
house, 30 is Mr.. Morgan, in the Welsh
quarter. Mr.. Whites son-in-law has
put up a big. canvas house, which
looks very much like pioheering. Mr..
Abraham is trying to favor the farm
ers by selling them an improved two
horse corn cultivator, at prices to suit
the timea- Erl-s Q. d. BURpIcK.
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Florenee Pioneer.

ED. NEws:-Wlth your permission,
we will, in reply to a recent article in
the Florence Pioneer, say that the
question of title to the material in the
Pioneer office at Florence, will be de-
termined by the courts, at which time
and place We expect to prove that the
parties now In possession thereof have
not even the shadow of title thereto,
but that it rests solely and exclusively
In ourselves. c. H. & ]. A. KURTZ.
Florence, Kan, Mar. IL, 1872.
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Plymouth viii. have an exhibition
on Saturday evening, 23d of March,
for the purpose of helping to raise
funds to buy q hell for the school
house. Services of a competent or
ganist engaged.
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MUNICIPAL. COUNTY, AND STATE
DIsTRrcT Bonds AND PUBLIC SECURI-
TEs.-Parties throughout the State OF
Kansas who have bonds TO negotiate
will do we'll to call upon Stone, Tink-
ham & Co., No. ZIG Kansas avenue
opposite the Teft house, Topeka, o.
correspond with them. They are deal
ing largely In Kansas bonds, and vii
furnish all the blanks necessary in ne
gOtiating them, and give any desires
information. Address them
SToNs, TNKHAAas& Co.,
ljan1-tf Lock box %, Topeka, Kan,
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UNITARIAN SocIETY.-Rev. w. E.
Copeland will preach at the usual
hours next Sunday. Subject, In the
morning, "Jesus, the Wonder Worker;
or the Miracles OF Ancient and Mod
ern times compared" Lecture in the
evening, "The Gods of England" Sun
day School at 8 80 q. m.
N. B. Important business meeting
after morning service.
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To CoRREsPoNDENTs.-W have on
hand qHite q number of interesting
letters from different parts OF the
county, which the Conferenceyproceed-
ings have crowded out this week. They
will receive due attention In our next
issue. Be patient, friends. 3
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Do You WANT GOOD SEEDS ?-The
best are the cheapest. D. NJ. Ferry &
Co.'s seeds, of Detroit, Michigan, are
raised in harder climate than Kan
sas, and are superior to other seeds for
this State. You cannot afford to sow
seeds that will not produce good vege-
tables. Hence, buy d. NJ. Ferry &
Co.'s seeds, and no others. Catalogue
sent free. mar7w2
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Miss n. A. KIxBALL, Music Teach
er-will give lessons on the piano and
organ. Miss K. has been educated for
the profession, and is an experienced
teacher. Residence at DIR. Angels,
corner of Merchants street and 18th
avenue. feb15-tf ,
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CARD.-Those gentlemen who were
entertained at the Buckeye House dur
ing the late Conference, handed us the
following card for insertion in our
paper:
We the undersigned take this meth
cd to return our heartfelt thanks TO the
Yentlemanly proprietor Of the Buckeye
House, for their cordial reception and
kind entertainment OF us, their guests,
during the session OF the NJ. Z. Confer
ence at Emporia, and we would recon-
mend them and their house to the trav-
cling public as place worthy of all
C. G. DENNo,
ID. +. RoDABAUGH,
b. 8. WMDRR,
EDWARD ALLEN. 2
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MARRIED.-on the 10th INST, at the
residence OF the brides father, by VIM.
AcCoin, OF Greenwood county, Mr..
Doris Fowler, OF Emporia, and Miss
Frances 1. Moore, OF Cottonwood VAL
ley. A full attendance, including one
gentleman from Ireland; had quite q
festive time. w, NJ.
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NORMAL ScHooL.-Up to date the
enrollments In the Normal for the cur
rent term is 145, with a large list Of
applicants for admission next term. -
The two Literary Societies recently
elected Hon. Peter McVicar, d. D., to
make the annual society address at the
close OF the year. A good selection.
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MAYoR.-Some OF the friends OF
Noyes Spicer have been using his name
in connection with the Office of Mayor
of the city at the election next month.
he would not only be II very popular
candidate but would make q most ex-
cellent officer, but he informs Us that
he will not, under any circumstances,
be 4 candidate. We have heard the
name Uf Mr.. Jay mentioned for re-
election. He has made an excellent
officer, and If he chooses to be candi-
date again will receive strong support
from his numerous friends. st.
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Great excitement at Lehnhard's sign
of the Red Boot. He is paying $3.50
for No. ! mink skins, Ise. for dry
hides, racoon skins &C.,, skunks 20 to
75c. Bring them along and get the
CASH. Boots, shoes, hats and caps at
great discount. s5r- feb23-tt
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KANSAS.

A twelve year old boy recently
passed a first-class examination
for a teachers certificate at Oswe-
go.
Judge Bassstt, of Lawrence, has
adjourned his court for a week, to
give the lawyers time to get con-
verified.
Mr.. A. E. Buchanan, well
known railroad man, has been ap.
pointed superintendent Of the Kan.
sas Central railroad.
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1e7a Now Spring Gooda 1s7a.

T. G. Whitley is now receiving his
new spring goods, bought direct of
agents in Boston, Cincinnati and Chi
cago, before the late advance in prices,
is now prepared to compete with any
prices west of the Mississippi. To
avoid high prices, buy soon, as delays
are dangerous. mar1-w diff
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ROAD NOTICE.

TOTICE is hereby given that petition
IN will be presented 70 the Board Of
county Commissioners Of Lyon county.
Kansas, at their next regular meeting, 70
be held April /, 1872, asking for the view
and location (and also vacation OF . part
Of county road As follows, to-Wit: Be
ginning where the Americas and Council
Grove road. crosses the east line of
section No. ., township II OF range 10.
running thence north to the corner OF said
section; thence west until II intersects the
said Americas and Counsel Grove road.
We further petition that all that part Of
said Americas and Council Grove road be-
tween the beginning and termination
points Of the proposed road be vacated.
Dated the 18th day Of March, 1872.
WILLIAM P. LEWIS,
Principal Petitioner,
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A lot of dry goods came to Bancroft
d McCartor yesterday, per express,
from New York, in just ninety six
hosrs. That's good time, and we
shouldn't be surprised II it took 3. a
Nee. only nInety-sIx hours to sell
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The N. X. & T. r. r. has changed
Its time table. The passenger train
goes east ut l2:26, now. The aceom-
mediation goes north ut . las, and the
passenger at 1O:H p. m. The 1928
train goes to st. Louis, and takes sleep
ng car at Parsons ,. % Z
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IwilI agree to sell all kinds of boots
and shoes five per cent. lower than any
house in Emporia who advertise goods
at cost. Please make a note of this
and call and price goods at Lehnhard's.
Sign of the Red Boot. Agent for the
celebrated Empire Sewing Machine.
jan1-tf
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feb9tf
Paw HR Z

TN'order to secure a speedy settlement
Il Of all accounts on the books Of Schmid-
ling & Watson, they have placed the same
In the hands OF Il. w. McCune, Esq -,
(office over Riggs, Dunlap & Co.'s bank. }
upon whom all parties knowing them
selves indebted to the above firm. or to r.
Schmidling personally, are requested to
call and square up Immediately.
+. SCHMIDLING,
feb23-3t T. g. WATSON.
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Tandy & Eastman have just got in
the largest and hest assorsnnOnt of wall
paper, and window shades and fixtures
eyer brought to this city. marIw4
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EMPORIA NEWS.
X MP OR IA.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS pre-
sent this week the following list OF
new advertisements:
VIII II. Roc New stove and tin
ware store.
Mayor Jay-Election Proclamation.
Geo. w. Frederick-AssigEee's no
tice.
R. Fl. Abraham-weir's Premium
Plow.
T. j. Price-Road notice.
II. C. Adams-Farm for sale.
VIM. Andrews-New bargains in
real estate in his column.
G. r. Souls-Road notice.
Bancroft & McCarter-New spring
goods.
Schmidling & Lutz-Building for
sale.
Grub & Harris-Dissolution
Lehnhard-New goods.
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mar7W2

THE STATE OF KANSAS, LYON COUNTY.
In the Probate Court for said county, in
the matter OF the estate Of D. x. Har-
din, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that Malinda
IN Hardin. widow Of said deceased,
has made application to said court for an
allotment Of her portion Of said deeedents'
real estate, Of which he died seized; and
that the said court did by its order on
March 4, 1872, appoint W. p. Gould, P.
4. Baysinger and ID. P. Bond as Com
missioners to make said allotment, and
| they were by said order directed TO make
said allotment at the said premises OF said
| deceased at Hartford, Kansas, on March
| %, 1872, at which time ali parties interest
| ed can be heard. IL. L. HARDIN,
| mar7w2 Administrator.
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DIR. JNO. NJ. CRILEY,
H o M . EOP AiTH - IT.
Chronic diseases treated by electric
ity. Nasal catarrh treated by new
method. No charge unless 3 satisfac-
tory cure is made. Office corner of
Commercial street and Sixth avenue,
rear of Riggs &9Dunlapss bank.
ian1-tf
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Arkansas CITY PRoFERTY.-I offer
for sale few choice business and resi-
dence lots in Arkansas City, rery cheap.
Address, L B. KELEoGG,
jan1-tf Arkansas City, Kan.
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e CRANDALL, CRowNEK & Co.-Here-
after will be found first door east of
the Buckeye House, on Fifth avenue,
and they are prepared to do everything
in the line Of Blacksmithing. Special
attention paid to the shooting of horses
that have unsound feet. jan1-6m
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just received by express, large
stock of ladies' collars, cuffs, laces
from 81 per yard down to cents.
Also all varieties Gimpure black lace,
neckties, &C., &c: - - - 81 =
BANCROFT & MCCARTER.
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New ENTERPnIsE.-wIll J. Roe, an
enterprtslng young citizen, and skill
full workman, announces new stove
and tinware store, to-day. We believe
he will give satisfaction to all who call
on him. See advertisements.
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A SURPRIsE.-The parsonage of the
First Congregational church was the
scene OF delightful surprise to the
occupants, on Tuesday evening last,
The occasion was the birthday OF Mrs,
Melvin, the pastors wife. The cause
was the gilt Of an elegant silver Ice
picher, salver and goblet, from many
ladies OF the Congregation, a number
Of whom came In person to bear this
token of their regard. This and 9TH
or gins of the day were exceedingly
gratifying TO the pastor and his wife.
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NEW GOODS! NEW cEs!-Leh-
nhard has just received a large stock
of boots and shoes, and is selling them
at very low prices. For bargains go
to the sign of the red boot. mar15
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

CEALED Proposals will be received by
y the Building Committee Of the Second
Presbyterian Church (Welsh) for the
building Of the Meeting House, Corner
Fourth az av. and Market ST., to-wit:
The laying of Brick per thousand, al
Material furnished on the premises by
said Committee.
Also. For all the Wood Work. Contrae.
tor TO furnish his own material.
Plans and Specifications may be seen al
DIR. Morris office No. 125 Commercial St
The said Committee do not bind them
selves to accept the lowest, or any OF the
bids. All the bids are to be In the hands
of the undersigned on or before the 18th
day Of March 1872.
G. J WILLIAMS,
Tnch1.3k Secretary.
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The following dispatch has been re-
ceiEed by E:lE. g Co:
CHICAGO, Feb. l, 1872.
Hides firm; pay IL cents pound and
buy all you can. n. e. & Co.
According to the above dispatch we
viii pay after to-day Is cents per
pound for No. dry flint hides, at the
Chicago Branch Store, E. z. q Co., 136
Commercial street, - -
Farmers and country dealers take
notice, while the market is excited
Furs have also advanced in price. For
particulars inquire at Q the Chicago
Branch Store of E, E. e Co., B. T.
wright's old stand.
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WHrTEwAsHnsG, Kalsomining, Tint
ing, &C., done in the best style, and
cheap, by Calvin Hood. Leave or
ders at Smith & Whites barber shop.
feb23-tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-03-15

Broadway silk hats, and a full line OF
other late styles, at Perley & Bearce's.
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-03-15

If you want No. article of gra-
ham flour, bolted corn meal, winter or
spring wheat four go to O.. w. Fred
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-03-15

Mr.. Kelly informs us that homes
were furnished by our citizens for 464
persons during Conference.