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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-12-13
THoMAs W. ORGAN and Margaret S.

TNHOMAS W. ORG AN and Margaret 5.
Organ, of parts unknown, will take
notice that J. X. Richard, of the county
OF Huron, in the State OF Ohio. did, on
the 9th day of December. 1872, file his
petition in the District court of Lyon
county, Kansas, against the said Thomas
w. Organ and Margaret S. Organ, de-
PENDANTS, setting forth that the said de-
PENDANTS gave a mortgage TO the said j.
X. Richard on the west half of the north
west quarter and the west half Of the
east half OF the northwest quarter, all in
section four, town. 10, range II, in Lyon
county. Kansas. to secure the payment of
eleven hundred and fifty dollars, accord
ing to certain note referred to in said
mortgage, and praying that the said
Thomas w. Organ pay him the said sum
together with Interest thereon at : per
cent. from May Sth, 1872, and i'll default
of said payment that said mortgage be
foreclosed, and said mortgaged premises
be sold to pay said debt, and in ease of
foreclosure that an attorneys fee of 10
per cent. on the amount of Judgment ask
ed for; and that said Organ be decreed TO
pay said plaintiff the sum OF S244.57 taxes,
by him expended upon said tract ofland,
and that all of the same be decI eed a
morte gage lem on said premises, and to be
paid from he proceeds of the sale of said
premises therein prayed for, and the said
defendants are hereby notified that they
must appear and answer said petition on
or before the 25th Gay of January, 1873
| or the same will be taken as true, and q
| judgment rendered in accordance with
the prayer thereof.
BUCK d CUNN1NGH HAM.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
December -, 1872. 50-52
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Stravad OF Stolen.

TNROM Key West. abci'. - miles east
II OF Emporia. on Saturday. November
3oth, large bay, raw boned horse. thin
in flesh, betwe en- 10 and Ii hands high.
about Years old has white I'm forehead
both hind feet. white; mas shoes on front
feet and has collar marks; branded " on
left shoulder. 4 reward of 81 VIII be
given for information leading to his re-
coVery. Address Hoiderman Bros. En-
poria, Kan. NICHOLAS FLACK.
50-5i~
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Stockholders Meeting.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
EAIPORIA, Kan, pec.6, 1872
TNHE regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of this bank for the
election of Directors, will be held at its
banking room. on Tuesday, the 18th day
Of January, 1873, between the hours OF
and 6 p. m. II. Ii. HURST,
Sn&A ESshiHr
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Stockholders Meeting.

EMPoRIA NATIONAL. Rank,
EMPoRIA, Dec. Ii, 1872.
TIME regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF this Bank, for the
election Of Directors will be held at its
banking room on Tuesday. January 18th,
1873, between the hours Of and . p. m.
OF said day. l. +. PERLEH-
50f1 Cashier
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-12-13

Henry II. Body, ex-treasurer of
the Rockford, Rock Island and Chi
cago railarod, has been arrested for
embedding S235,0OO, which he got
rid of in stock speculations.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-12-13
THE SOUTHWEST.
Reno County.

Keno county.
On the 21st Reno county votes on
$4,000 for bridge across the north
part of the Ninnescaha, at Castleton
IA miles southwest of Hutchinson.
1t is on the direct route to the Med
icine Lodge county, and to the Salt
Plains.
Hutchinson has a steam grist
mill. a'.-fe-ss ~
The Me dicine Lodge country,
about 20 miles southwest of Hutch.
inson, is being occupied by settlers.
1t is said to be very fertile and at
tractive. The settlers at present 20
mostly from Wichita and Hutchin-
son, and some come up from Texas.
Wichita parties have started new
town, called Newcastle, near the
north part of the Ninnescaha, four
miles southeast Of Castleton. =
at Hutchinson, buEalo steaks are
3 to 5 cents per pound. Beef is
ten. sssfsagrsva "a Fisr~..s..z-
3 COwley Ceunty- as.
8 A new town has been started in
Cowley county, four miles south of
Arkansas City, called ADixie."
Arkansas City claims coal
Hobson, OF Wichita, is to put one
of his trnss bridges over the river at
Newmanis mill Arkansas City.
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saARRE1sBY TRLRGRAPIs.
GELD Ana Stock 1EArkst.

Geld and Stock NArket.
NEW YORK, Dec. 10.
Money strong In the morning at lisp
day, but an alliance qetween the old gold
clique and the Pacific Mail people having
been abandoned, it returned TO 8 condi-
ton of.complete ease, and loaned freely
at 4s5 per cent. per annum.
Sterling quiet and firm at sslaszz for
long, 10a1O5S for short sight.
Gold lower, and declined from 1877 to
12X.
Ciearings 81, 0OO, 600.
Treasury disbursements SI68, 900.
Governments quiet and frm.
State bonds dull and steady.
Stocks steady.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-12-13

If the smallpox troubles Topeka
badly next month, it will be re-
markable how much business our
legislature will do in a short time.
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Sfu.nD06

TROM the undersigned, Lying 2 miles
north of Emporia. two steers. two
years old. with crop of left ear; upper
bit out of right. Also one two year old
COW and calf with same mark. Informa-
ton leading to the recovery of such stock
will be suitably rewarded.
4Stt GEO, s. ARMOR.
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Money Wanted.

A IL persons knowing themselves in
n debted to me are notified TO cal
ana settle between now and New Years
day. Suit will be brought on all accounts
not settled by that time.
GEO. KRAFT
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For Sale.

ON long credit, with good security
" 10 good horses and Is Texas ponies
or will trade for CATTLE OR GOOD
REAL ESTATE ~ work horses, we'll
broke; also one good yearllng Jack.
ELISHA WHITE.
49-5wS Neosho Rapids.
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STR Az

TROM the subscriber. on Verdigrls, IL
u miles south Of Emporla, about the
middle Of November, one old brown Tex
as cow, branded T. and q heart, with X.
on right hip, with red roam calf; one four
year old small brown Texas COW: brand
ed X. on right hip; one red calf with
white strip running across the shoulders:
one four year old line-bsck, short horned
Texas COW, +. on right hip; one four
year old black steer, boot and f. on right
hip; one three year old Texas yellow
heifer, with end of right horn on; one
two year old red and white heifer, h. on
right hip; one two year old red and white
steer. X. on right hip; one year old dark
red heifer, heart-shaped white spot in
face, no brand. A liberal reward will
be paid for information leading TO the re-
coYery ofthe above animals.
II. KEMPER.
49tT@ EmporiA. Kan.
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WHEAT.
Fall, perbusheI ..S1.3Oa1. 80
% Spring, 50 1.0Oa1.10
GRAIN.
Corn, No. ., In ear, per bushel, 11c30 GO
g white shelled, 25c.
Oats. little doing, 10 Ice, 20
FLOUR.
Best fall, S5.50Q6.0O No. 9. $500. 80.
5, $3.50. Spring wheat -four, $500 q 81.
Graham, $3.50. Rye $50. and Buck
wheat S5.6O06.OO
Corn meal, &125 sacked; $1.OO bulk.
Bran, SOC per 100 lbs; Chop 60c-
WOOL.
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Seal MuT Lost.

r OST, on Sunday, in Emporia, a seal
IL muff. A liberal reward will be paid
for its return to
5Ots BANCROFT & McCARTER.
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STRANED.

FROM nv farm, two miles east of En-
II poria, about the first day Of May last,
one two year old mare colt, light bay,
small star in face; one yearling mare colt.
light bay, star III face, small white spot
on end of her nose, and one fore foot and
the hind foot white. A liberal reward
VIII be paid for information leading to
the recovery of these animals, or either of
them. 43tf w. II. HlNSHAW.
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Notice TO Hunters.

THE undersigned hereby give notice
Il to hunters and trappers that they
will prosecute, to the extent OF the law,
all persons found hunting upon their
premises without leave.
A q white J w white
II H Gray q W FishbaCk
G A White Jesse Hunt
Harry Fowler John Fowl er
Ellie w Roberts 5O-92
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NEWS AND EDITORIAL NOTES.

a terrible gale did immense dam
age on the English, Welsh and
Irish coasts, Saturday.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-12-13

WE will sell 20 acres of fine bottom
w land, miles east of Emporia, very
low IL sold soon; two frame dwellings on
the land; 10 acres in cultivation, 30 more
ready for cultivation; plenty of good
timber to support the farm, and wood
enough to pay for the farm. $1,000 cash,
or -7ill take good cattle for part or all.
25tf G.. BECKES d son.
junction mills, Kan, June IL, 1872.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-12-13

COf4mau g Andrews,
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
Rooms Is Otis Block, s. W. cor. Madison
and La Sale SITS, Chicago, Ill.
Kansas lands . speciality. Send full de-
scription OF all property for exchange.
26m6
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

vs. CoFPAAN WM ANDREWS, JR-,
Chicaxo Commissioner for Kansas
Chicago and Emporia.
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HOnav Gr Gala

GOO LBS. honey for sale at the fol-
OOO lowing rates, io-wit: From
five TO ten lbs, at 2n' per Id; TWENTY-FIVE
lbs and upward. iSc per Id. Persons
wanting to purchase can buy direct from
me. or ut Wicks S Mayse' grocery store.
4S-5f* =. EDWARDS.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-12-13
Best Bargain in Land.

Also agent for BLEEs SEWING Ma,
CHIMES. 10
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Chicago Harkes.

Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, Dec. TO-
Flour quiet.
Wheat weak; 10 spring 1ssI %; NO
=, l 10; No 3, 1 003S.
Corn; No 3 mixed 3lSc.
Osts; No 2, 25<c.
Rye scarce and frm; No 3, zee.
Bulk meats, fifteen and twenty days
old shoulders 41kc.
Bac0n-unchsnged.
Whisky dull; S87<e.
Hogs-HAirly active ut 3 decline OF 10a
16c; range % 60a5 so, most sales at % T0s
. so. Receipts 6.31s.
Cattle Dull; few lets Of good to choice
steers sold at eS1sa64 Receipts s.2Si.
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St. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 10.
Flour unchanged.
Wheat; goou demand for spring; little
offering; No regular %; sample lots
No ! IT; fall drm; No 3 red 60.
mixed Acc.
Oats firm and unchanged; No. mixed
241Sa35c.
barley; low grades dull. No 2. Zoe;
Kansas sold at 75a16Hc.
Rye firm; Noe, 57c.
Pork quiet 1t &13s13 %.
Bacon quiet; shoulders 6s<c clear rib
S3<c., clear sides Zoe.
Hams 14a1e.
LAID unchanged; prime steam ~.
HighWines at soc.
Cattle quiet and unchanged.
Hogs active and higher, at Sd 50a3 81
Receipts $500.
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FOR SALE At A BARGAIN,

ca ACRES choice farming land.
1OO about miles southeast OF En-
porIa and near the NJ X. Il T. railway,
described as n W u, sec. j, town 20, range
Il. For price and terms write to
&c. HINON Il CO..
35ff Lumber dealers AtphiSnO Ia
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-12-13

AID. A. BAKER, RIDENouR BAKER,
Emporfa. Lawrence.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-12-13
lCORN WANTED
DWalling House For Sale.

7 OFFE Rtor sale, cheap, my frame
dwelling house, AT Americas. A good
bargain will be given. +. 5. DOhM:
Also other d sirahle property for sale,
49-5l'
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ADAM MOHLER..

Boot * Shoe Maker
CONT. ST, OPPOSITE list. NAT. RANK.
FMPORIA. KANSAS.
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DRIED FRUITS.

Raislus, seedlcss, per b. 49,.
layers, per box. 3.50a3.Io =.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-12-13

against Pomeroy, ana writing
against him in the papers, arc and
hayo been at work for him with. all
their might, and are now writing
letters to him, advising him. etc.,
Perfidious Us this may seem in the
eyes of their associate Reformers
and Purifiers, that is just what
some of the loud mouthcd Reform
ers are and have been doing.
Pomeroy viii get a large proportion
of the very email portion of our peo-
pie who sail under the head of Re-
formers. 1t is believed that Pom.
can "reform" them as quick rs 'any
other man.
In addition to these, is Mr.. Pome-
roy's well known standing in the
Senate, in tho Departments and at the
White House, All feel that he ought
only to be superseded by q man who
has the power TO command good
degree of that influence in Washing
ton which he enjoys. We don't
want a mullet-head in his place.
We believe we state the truth when
VIC say few men in Washington oc-
cupy higher social position than
he. This we learned from observa-
ton. In the Senate he is respected,
as is shown by the number of times
he is called to the chair, and by the
number of important committees he
serves on, both us chairman and
otherwise. His services ought to,
and we have no doubt will be, more
valuable to Kansas than ever in the
next term, if he is returned. Speak
ing of Mr.. Pomcroy, Hon. T. ID.
Thachcr, the editor of the Lawrence
Journal, says: r
"Hc is not incompetent, ineffi-
cient, or inexperienced. He is u
man of more than average ability.
He has made in many respects, an
industrious and efficient Senator.
In this respect he has the advantage
of any man who could be selected
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ROAD NOTICE.

Fred Swartz, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Simon Myer Strass & Co., Chicago. HI.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-23
OUR CHURCHES.
PREsBYTERIAs-Eiph,h.s,re.

PREsBYTERIAN-Efgh,h
PteschinE Sabbath at loIl a. H., and ~ -.
irsyer meeting, Wednesday at ~ ~.
Sunday sehsol, srr. J. NJ Lan.sen, Super
iutendent. Rev. c. II. Foofr, Psstsr.
hkl HoDisT-Cor.E Eighth and Walnut sts.
'sebing, Sabbath l01 A. ~, aud 7p.s.
Prsyer meeting, "Wednesday, DIV.
Sunday school .Sp.n. l.. W. Sulsell, super.
int.ndent. Rev. y. l.. T.ospsos, Pastor.
CHURCH OF THE gEDEEMER-(Epi,copsD
Morning prayers, Sabbath lois ~.
E'enibg prayer, '}2F.s.
Sabbath school,
Rev. Ma. Coss, Rector.
sr. PATRiCK's CHUKcH-vor. Ninth 1t. and
Washington Avenue.
public eerwee. bbath ~ and lO1. A.s
tesperr, 3-.h.
unday School, r.s.
Service every day, sr.n.
Rev. r. J. O'H,LLosAs, Priest.
iJuSG MEMS CHRISTIAN NAssUClATIoN-Reg
ular meeting second hsnday each month at the
Prayer room sf the Presbyteran Church
Weekly Prayer mesting, FRIDAY, ~ ,. ~, At
.he Prayer rosn OF the Presby ter,s an church.
e. P.Rsoss, President.
AFRICAN NETHoDIsT-fourt..nih, betwesn
Walnut and Cedar.
Services, sabbath, II A.s
SUNDAY srhool, IA ~.
C,ssr rSr.n.
eECUND fRRE-wILL LBAPrIsT-Fift-enth s..
Preaching, ~ r.s. Rev. WIN. Jacsson, Pastor.
between w.lns syd Cedsr.
Services Sabbath, ~ and ~.
Rev. y. Ricks. Pastor.
tREE-wILL BAPTIST HOME nlssIUS sUS
DAY scHooL-corner walnut and Cedar St..
sunday School, So.
<,RsT FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH Cur
y's Barracks.
efvices, Sabbath III A. ~, ,. ~. and IA ~.
Rev. VIZ. kILLkI. Pastor.
sRsT MISSIONARY BAPIisT CHuRCH-Bet-
ve<n 10Th and iith streets, near Cedar.
Preaching SABBATH loli a. ~, and -. ~.
Prayer Meeting, "Wednesday evening.
Preaching, FRIDAY evening.
ssbbsth - hosi, u p. n. John Van Baxter and
AAry stephens supenniendsn,s.
Rev. y. Hosts. Pssto
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH-f ouiteenth street,
tst~een Cedar and Walnut; Rev. Jacob Brad
tsy, Eider the sniy bsp,is, Church recognized
- the Assssistisn. seryite-, sunday II o'clock
'.n,., st 3 pm. snd at pm.
JAoos BsApLlr, Elder.
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SECRET ORDERS
THE hAnOSs.

THE MAsoSs.
CAias CossAspIRr, No. l3-stated Assembly
., the Asylum Mason; Hall, fret and thrrd. ss.-
urdavs in each month.
CAilo CorscIL, No. @-Regular Convocation at
asonIc Hall. the second Friday in each month.
CAIkO CBAFTIE, No. 7l.-a-gular Conyocaton
Of Masonic Hall, on the third Tuesday OF every
month
CAIEo LopGE, No. 2J7 =. "A. Regular Com.
nunicatIons Al hArenic Hall, the second aud
fsurh Mondays OF each month.
DIIrA LoDGi, NO. 6os r. a A. M.-RegulM Com
nunicauons at Masonic Hsll-hrst aud third
Thursdays In each month.
THE oDD-FELLows.
ALsxAspra Loper, 22i.--Meets Ia OddFelloW's.
Hsu, in Art-r's Building, every Thursday sven
pg, at 7sclssk.
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AGENTS WANTED.
..... ..1. ~. fart tAy
For a. entirely new and facir stng work si uau.
sual interest,
THE HOME OF GODS PEOPLE
COLONISTS.
IF YOU ARE GOING WEST,

Buy your tickets over t,e "old reliable MIS-
soVsi PAcsIo RAILROAD, the popular route IRON
81 Louis 10 Sedalia, TT. scott, Lawrence, Kansas
CITY, Atchison, ST. Joseph, Omaha, Denver sna
eli poiats in Missouri NebrasIs, Ks.s.r S, nna N0.
SS.ds 70 wasn psSP .snv % v%ent In Que Ssy
coarhes, Puilnsn palace sleepsrs, MIXERS safety
olatforIn, and the patent steam brake, and ice
rsputstioa tor p!omp, time and sure connections
n, tsncr, tV make special arrangements at lowest
rates offered by ,sy line, cali upon or addrs sss
A. Fard, General Passenger Agent Missouri r.
siac 4. Il NJ. Louis, No,
Es trsasls 70 ssk qusstisAs. e.evly.
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AVOID OUACKS,

,m"s ofssriy iadissrstos, ssusisE nervous
usoh"y' premature dscs,, se., having GisA 10
van every 'dVeI'i'ed rHssy, lu s.c,v,ns
hmp'e mssAs sf sss-csrs. vhxA hs wiz ,s.d
meet" As fshew'ssssrsrs. ). n. Rssyss. NJ. "a
Nassau street. Esw Yoix. ...~.~,.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-23

POLITICS IL LoUIsfASA--THE REFORM
MOvEMENT--G GOV. wARMoTB, THE
PRIHcE or THIEVES, INTRIGUING FOR
SEAT IN THE 4. g. sESATE-A MILwAU-
,yyp nun \ pnI.I
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-23

STATE OFFICERS.
STATE OFFICERS.
Governor. Jshn N. Palmer;
L,eutenan,- Gov.rnsr, John DsughertyI
Secretary OF state, Edward Rummsi;
Auditor OF State, q. r. Lippincot,,
State Treasurer, L. n. Bates;
supi. Public Instruction, Newton Bsteman.
.,.. CONGRESSMEN.
senators-Lyman Trumbull and John A. Logan.
Representative for the state at Large.
Bsveridge.
Representative Thirteenth Dis,riet-John NJ
Ieba.
MEMBERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Senators, lst blstrct-r. A. y. Holcomb. OF
~ on, and >. X. Gibson, of 6allstin.
Representative, lst District-H. Watson Webb
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judae-D, J. Baker, of Alexander.
Prosecuting Attorney-J. +. Mccartney, Of
hassac.
Circuit Clerk-Jno. q. Harman.
Sherii--A. II. Irwin.
Nm. Martin, Assessor and Treasurer.
COUNTY COURT.
Judge-F. Bross.
Assoestss--J..E. McCrite.and 8. Marchildsa.
cierk,>Jacob q. Lynch.
Coronsr-Jshn II. Gossman.
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
A.yor-John N. Lsnsden.
freasuIer--J. b. Taylor.
Csmptroler-E. A. Burnett
C'--k-Michsel Howley.
~ rshsl-Andrew Cain.
At,rney-P. H. Pope.
pessy.
Chiefsf Poliee-L. II, Mysr,.
sELEcT COUNCIL.
Naysr-John N. Lsnsden.
First Ward-P. g. schub.
Second Wsrd-C. II. " ooavard
Third Wsrd-JAo. Wood.
Fourth Wards. Stats Taylor
City y-at. .LaIge-W. r. Halliday and ID. Hn,,
BOARD OF ALDERMES.
FIRST wARD-James Rearaen,
A. B. Stafford,
..''--- Isaac Walder.
SECOND WARD--R. H.ICunnlnghsm,
Z. Buder,
John q. Stancil,
James swayne.
THIRD wARD-Wm. strattou,
John B. Phrls,
Fo0kT1 WAAD-John II. Robinson
e.H. ssass,
III. Mslsslf.
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JOHN Il. OBERLY & CO., PROPRIETORS.
THE NAILS.

ARRIVE DEPART
North, Through .."."...."."o. si0jr.in. 900 pm
wsy.........".."""... 2:2o pm. 800 pm.
South, way................."...l2 pm. 30 pm.
Through n. o., Mem.
phis end Columbus........ $50 pm. 100 pm.
Ohio River route, (eIcspt
Monday l..."m..."..."". ;OO pm. t;OOp.m.
Iron Mountain X R.,.......... 2:3oa. ll0o p. n.
Miss. River route. Tuesday
and Frdsy.................. 60 pm. TOO pm.
fhsbes, Goose Island Santa
es. Ills, Thursday 4 Fri.
oos PIN. 7;ooam,
hayhsld, BlanIvlle and
Lsve'ars, Ky................lliooA 90 am. <:oo pm.
orFics HOURs.
Sensrb Delvery"..""..... 1889 An.
toundsys stos s.m)
opsy order rdepsstnient.... 90 am. 600
gster " .... 500 am. BOO IN.
oney Order and Register departments DO
on Sundays.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-29
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
PHILADELPHIA.


PHILADELPHIA, May 2s.-The National
Baptist Educational Committee Assem-.
bled this morning in the First Baptist
Church. twenty-five States were rep.
resented. Francis Wayland, Of Conn, pre-
sided. Communications were received
from the Executive Committee Of the
American Baptist Educational Commits
sion.
The Centennial Commission to-day
considered the report Of tho Committee
on Plans. The report authorizes the
selection Of ten architects, TO be paid one
thousand dollars each, and Tor prelimina.
ry plans OF buildings, that ten prizes Of
one thousand dollars each be paid TO
other architects for sketches or drawings,
and that six of the most meritorlous be
selected from the twenty plans, to be
awarded the following prize: $4,000 for
the first; $4,000 for the second; $4,000 for
the third; $4,000 for the fourth; $1,000 for
the fifth, and $4,000 for the sixth. The
resolution was debated without result.
Arrangements are now completed fol
the accommodation Of one hundred and
fifty representatives Of the press, on the
floor at the National Republican Conven'
ton. Journalists desiring seats, should
apply at once TO Gen. II. II. Bingham
Chairman, Philadelphia, endorsing the
word "press" on the envelope,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-29

CIRCUIT CoURT.-This Court was en-.
gagged all Of yesterday in the trial OF the
celebrated goat case" Our readers have
been informed as to the history oil this lie.
gal contest over a dcfunct mamie goat, and
we shall not inflict it again upon them.
By consent of tho parties, it was agreed
that majority verdict should settle the
matter, and about five o'clock in the even.
ing, the jury returned to the Court room
and announced that they had found YER
dict Tor the defendant, Wharton. The
costs of this protracted litigation amount
to several hundred dollars, which the
plaintiff, Yoke, will have to pay, besides
losing his goat.
Upon the rendition OF the verdict the
Court Immediately adjourned until 9
o'clock this morning, His Honor declining
to entertain half jesting and half earnest
motion for new trial made by plaintiffs
counsel.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES since
apony purse was made up by members Of
the bar and others about the Court House,
topurchase a we'll executed plaster figure
of goat to be presented to the winning
counsel in the notorious goat case. The
prize was bought and left in the care Of
Sheriff Brown, and yesterday evening
after court adjourned, the presentation
took place in his office. We did not hear
the speeches made on the occasion, but
presume that, as usual, they were "briet
and appropriate" Our friend Davenport
bore the plaster duplicate worth more
than the original. perhaps,) in triumph
to his Office, although Mr.. Good came
within one of being Its fortunate possessor
the Jury standing five to six, between
the plaintiff and defendant respectively.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-29
Detroit Presbyterian Assembly.

DETROIT, May 2S.-This morning after
miscellaneous business and approval OF
the records OF the Synods, the judicial
business was resumed, being the com.
plant against the Synod of Philadelphia
involving the principle Of the admitted
term OF service onthe part OF elders.
The complaints has not been sustained,
the vote being 145 in the affirmative and
lib in the negative. The assembly has
not yet adopted minute expressing It's
opinion in formal way.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-29
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1879.
Travellers Register.

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