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necessary for n flrst-class mill. They
will employ from fifty to seventy five
hands,, and manufacture jeans, fan
nels, casimeres and all goods unusually
manufactured in first-class mls-"
Necsho Falls has excellent water
power, and its citizens will very prob
ably favor this enterprise. Next they
are going in for cotton factory.
EmpOFia also has excellent water pow
er, and a very fine stone building cree
ted expressly for n wooden or cotton
factory. So far it has stood empty,
and the water that is ready TO give 1t
,life and prosperity runs unused by and
does not benefit us cents worth.
Mr.. Soden, the owner of the building,
avows his desire to lease or sell It on
very reasonable terms. Neosho Falls
appointed committee to secure z con-
tract for 8 WOODEN mill, and the above
IS the result. Do our city council, and
our leading citizens, think that any
real effort has yet been made to put
Mr. SOden's empty mill to the use for
which it is so we'll designed? Is it
creditable to the reputation of Emposia
for sagaeity. and enterprise, that the
lack of interest so far manifested in
this particular be allowed to continue?
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Fox & Hadley have sold over forty
Kansas Magazines.
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UYILLIAM A. GRAHAM will take
w notice that he has been sued in the
District Court Of Lyon county, Kansas;
that the names Of the parties to said suit
William A. Graham, defendant, and that
he must answer the petition Of the plain
tit, which is filed against him IN said
cause in said court, on or before the 18th
day OF January, A. D. 1872, or said petit
ton will be taken as true and judgment
will be rendered accordingly, quoting the
title Of the said Robert +. Mahaffee to let
No. 2, and the southwest quarter OF the
northeast quarter OF section No. Q, town.
ship 81, range 10, in Lyon county Kansas,
against said William A. Graham.
RUGGLES d PLUMB,
jan1tf Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Family white fish for sI.74, at G. w.
Frederiek's. 4ss jan1-tf
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THE EMPoRIA NEWS is enlarged from
a nine column to a ten column paper.
This gingles like they meant business
up there. We congratulate them and
hope when another year rolls around
they may be able to send forth their
paper with another column added
Winfield Messenger.
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A fresh supply of build er's hard
ware, just received Mt Holdermans g.
Bros. jan1-tf
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Agents vented For
- I'D 1HI8
THE WHITE CHIEF |;
Or Twelve Years among the Wild indians

Or Twelve Years among the wild indians
Of the Plains.
The life Of George P. Beiden, who join
ed the Indians and become celebrated
warrior, aboands in thrilling adventure
and curious information, and is profusely
illustrated with new and spirited engraV-
in9s Of adventures and the manners and
customs Of the Indians. The most popu.
lar and successful book Of the year. Sells
at sight. One agent just reports S96 pront
in one week. 4 10 page circular, with
sJecImeu spssSes, ! large poster viii 90 IL
Illustrations, and terms TO agents sent free,
by r. A. HUTCHINSON & CO., 6O2 N.
Sixth street, st. Louis, 10. jan1S-1y
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A Cabinet sewing machine for sale at
the City Book Store at a reduced price.
ian1-ff
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Sheriff Bay has appointed f. T.
Nichols as deputy.
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DUCK gloves cheaper CIlAn ever NJ
French's. jan1-tf
Hats in colors of pearl, nutria, slate,
black, mulberry, chocolate, and smoke,
neat and very attractive, at VIM;
Clapp's. jan1-tt :
Domestic discord Is not inevitably
and fatally necessary. 1t can be avoid
ed by families purchasing their goods
at Wm. Clappa. -ICDd jan1-tf
If you want No. article of gra-
ham flour, bolted corn meal, winter or
spring wheat flour, go to CIV. Fred
erfck.s.s geef si4HFs ,-5e7E iian1.tF
AUNIcIPALy CeUSTY, STATE1A AND
DISTRICT Bonds AND PUBLIC SRcURI-
TIEs.-Parties throughout the State of
Kansas who have bonds to negotiate
will do we'll to call upon Stone, Tink-
ham & Co., No. 210r kansas avenue,
opposite the left house, Topeka, or
correspond with them. They are deal
ing largely in Kansas bonds, and will
furnish all the blanks necessary in ne
gotiating them, and give any desired
Information. Address them =.
.- STONE, TINKHAM & Co.,
jan1-tf Lock box %, Topeka, Kan.
A fresh stock OF neck wear at Per-
ley & Bearce's janl-tf
Alaska salmon at G. w. Frederick;s
- janfStf
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TO PRTN TIERS.
PRINTING MATERIALS!

TO PRTN TIERS.
PRINTING MATERIALS!
FOR SALE CHEAP.
"AVTNG bought out and consolidated
n the ofnces Of TIE NEWS and Trlb-
une, we oEer for sale the following arti-
cles, many Of which are as good a. new:
160 pounds Of nonpareil.
pair Of eight-column chGses.
30 fonts Of Job and display type, nearly
new.
sets Of column rules.
sets Of head rules.
Large nonpareii job press.
Ruggles paper cutter.
Hand job press.
IpAtrS news cases.
fent metal furniture.
Several fonts Of wood type-never been
used.
A large quantity Of leads, dashcs, rules.
Several job cases.
4 marble impoeing stones.
Job and news sticks, and other articles
too numerous to mention.
II applied 70 soon we can 1T out q news
paper establishment complete, in first
class style.
This material will be sold AZ very rea-
sonable prices, for cash or baEkable pa
srorLER, ROWLAND & GRAHAM.
jan1tf
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NATIONAL BANK.

Certificate ef Authority Of
? the ." First National Bank
OF Hmp0rta."
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CoHP7RoLLH8 OF FHB CUREsHcY,f
WAsHIEeToN, January ID, 1871.
"YHHREAS, BY satisfactory eVId0aee
w presented 10 the undersigned, IL
has been made TO appear that "TAe First
OF Empof1R n the County OF LyeH and
State OF Kansas has been duly organized
under and according to the requirements
Of the Act Of Congress entitled IAN Act
to provide o National Currency, secured
by g pledge Of United States bonds, and
TO provide for the circulation and REDEEM
ton thereof" approved June Sd, 1854, and
has complied with ali the provisions Of
said Act requiring TO be complied with
before commencing the business OF bank
ing under said Act.
Now, therefore /, uiland e. Hulburd,
Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby
certify that "The First National Bank OF
EmporiA" in the city Of Emporia IN the
County Of Lyon and State OF Kansas, as
authorized to commence the business OF
banking under the Act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand
rsuALl and seal Of ofiee this 2ad day
a January, 1871.
HI1AAkD b HULBURD,
No. 1918. Janice
II. c. cRoss, soYBs srIcKa, T. D. HURs<,
President. Vice sesident Cashier
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ROBERT NIILLIKEN, Sec.

The Secretary informs us that the
next meeting will be held in DR.. An
CELLS Office, over Tandy & Eastman's
drug store.
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Broadway silk hats, and full line Of
other late styles, at Perley & Bearce's.
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DIR. mo. II. CRILEY.

H q Nj . 4 . p a II H I - II &.
Chronic diseases treated by electric
ity. Nasal catarrh treated by a new
method. No charge unless satisfac-
tory cure is made. Once coraer Of
Commercial street and Sixth avenue,
rear Of Riggs & Dunlap's bank.
4.4,s ass janI-tf.
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Terrible snow storm Wednesday.
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Wanted 10000 bushels of corn in ex-
change for boots, shoes, hats, caps and
gloves. 80 cents per bushel for good
corn, at Lehnhard's, sign of the Red
Boot. jan1-tf
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Bargains in clothing at French's.
jan1-tf
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Trunks, valises, travelling bags,
rubber goods, wool socks, etc., at VIM.
Clapp's. janl-tf
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500 pairs grey and white blankets,
cheap, at Bancroft & McCarter's.
ian1-tf
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Pigs feet are scarce.
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Parties supplied with everything in
the confectionery line at lowest prices,
at Morris s. Bottger's. jan1-tf
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The Cavalier linen collar at Perley 6 |
Bearce's. = ianI-tf 4
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If you want stylish beaver over
coat drop in and see Perley & Bearce's
stock. gjan1-tf.
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v,, EMP ORIA.
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NOTICE no CONTRACTORS
NOTICE.

=
CHARLES Z. NYB In Justice court
before j. J. Buck,
We. j. T. OF city OF
Emporia, Lyon
CHARLES II. SAWYER. J county, Kansas.
"HE above named defendant will take
u notice that on the 9Th day OF January,
1872, said Justice OF the Peace issued an
order of attachment in said cause for the
sum Of $3.50, and interest from August
D, 1871; and that said cause Will be heard
before said Justice at his Office in said city
Of Emporia, on the 10th day of February,
1872, at 10 o'clock .. m.
Z. 8. WATERBURY,,
Jan1e-St Attorney tor plaintiff.
THE STATE OF. KANSAS, LYON CoUN-
TX, IS.
C. w. MILLER, pPff,l Before j. P. Pink
erton, j. 2. In and
VS.. for the city Of En-
poria, said county
B. GoRMLBY, dert. and state.
TIME said defendant, B. Gormley, will
take notice that on the 3oth day of
December, 1871, the said Justice Of the
Peace did issue an order of attachment in
the said action, against the property OF
the said b. Gorml0y, for the sum OF fifty-
five dollars ($55.0o); and that said caus
will be heard before the said Justice on
the 18th day OF February, A. d. 1872.
w. T. MCCARTHY,
Janl2-St Attorney for plaintiff.
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Buck gloves cheaper than ever at
French's. ianl-tf
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Cunard Mail Line!

Passengers booked to and from all ports
OF Europe at lowest rates. Apply TO z.
II. DU VERNET, General Western
Agent, 376 State st., Chicago, or to
j. Z. SWALLOW,
jan1-6mo Empor1a.
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Double breasted beaver coats at Per-
ley & Bearce's. jan1-tf
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Perley & Bearce keep the Monitor
leather covered trunks-different sizes.
|
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WIN. HUEsTIs,
ROAD NOTICE,

THIRST-CLASS SHAVING, HAIR CUT
TING etc. in williams building, cor
ner Commercial street. and Sixth averue. En-
trance on both streets. janlg12-1Y
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Fresh oysters received daily from
Baltimore by Norris & Bottger.
ian1-tf
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Bancroft s. McCarter are agents
for the Buttrick s. Co. patterns. We
have now in stock over 500 different
patterns for ladies, misses, gents's, boys
and children, at eastern prices. jan1tf.
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New stock of shawls at Bancroft.&
McCarter's. jan1-3w
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Bargains in cloaks at Bancroft 6
McCarter's. jan1-3w
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LSCAL 6ECU2ITIES.
Kansas State Bonds, per cent 49,. 81
80 ~ q IS
-. =. = scrip. -.-.....-. 81
Price Raid scrip, service add supplies. SO
The above are buying rates
AONEY-Close at 1<@2 per cent. for
good paper banks not discounting.
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ER1PORHA HARKETN.

~ EtnRneaal.
EAEPoRIA, Jan. 1s, 1872.
Corrected by Emporia Bank.
EXCHANGE-New York and st. Louis
par buying, 1-5@< premium selling;
Leavenworth, Kansas City, &C., par buy.
ed by New York rates.
COIN-Gold LOT.
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Holiday presents at Bancroft & Nc
Carter's. ianl-3w.
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CORN WANTRD-We pay the highest |
market price for corn.
jan1-tf BRAGUNIER & Bro.
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n. c. Crosse, soYBs sfIcKR, =. .. HURaS,
President. Vice p Ee6ident Cashier
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-04-12
conncd attentively 4:

Total s275,54s, ,o+s s2oS 300 ,OoO s67 ,24s ,04s
In the first of the above columns, as
will be seen, is calculated the tax i'm
posed, through the enhanced price per-
mitted by the tariff, on the aggregate
Of the article consumed in the United
States. The third column shows what
part Of this total tax enures to the
governments benefit. Now, unlike the
duties on the above articles, those on
tea and coffee 60 entirely into the treas
ury. The government gets the good of
every cent the people pay. Yet con-
gress would strike off the duties which
yield all revenue, in order to have a
plea for leaving untouched those others
which, of every five dollars they take
from the citizens pocket, give from two
to four to monopolists and only one to
the government. Very plain and sim
pie people can understand these things,
and congress will not be able to hide
the threatened wrong if it is perpetra-
ted Buffalo Courier.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-04-12

The Fat Contributor defines his posi-
ton as follows: Il am aware of the
necessity of knowing just where a man
stands in these times which try mems
soles-as we'll as the upper leather. To
begin with, l am an old Henry Clay
Whig, of the Polk school. l believed
in the Hard Cider Platform of 40,
during which l cast somewhat colored
vote for jackson. l voted against the
assassination of Lincoln, and am in
favor of the immediate impeachment of
Jefferson Davis. I favored the Maine
Law until they fred on our flag, to-
gether with several of our Aag-stones,
when l went in for vigorous prosecu-
ton ofpeace. I am in favor of women s
rights, if it is a good-looking woman,
and she writes to me. | don't know
much about the Monroe Doctrine, and
as for horse doctoring, I don't know
anything at all. I wouldn't vote to
oblige Mormon to have more than one
wife, and am opposed to Introducing
cholera into the territories. I 90 in for
a tax on waterfalls, and am willing to
allow chignons representation in Con-
gress on the basis of population.
Finally. I am in favor of allowing the
negro to vote in the South-it is the
only way to make treason odorous.
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Davenport T. st. Paul Road.

An interview with an officer of this
road who is conversant with the views
and policy of its management, enables
us to state few facts that may be of
interest to our citizens, and others
along the line Of the proposed route.
The road is intended to be, and will,
eventually become link in the line of
roads from St. Paul or Minneapolis to
New York City, furnishing the most
direct route to the Eastern Seaboard
for produce and passenger travel. This
enterprise, is by far the most important
one for the agricultural interests of
Northern Iowa and Minnesota, that has
ever been projected, and its early COM
pletion would save the country annual
II more than the local subscriptions
along its line.
While the Company is abundantly
able to complete the. Road and build
the machine shops and car manufactures,
the people interested along the route
must remember that they agreed to
prepare the road for the iron, and that
they have failed, as yet, to make their
promises good. 1t cannot be expected
that such men as Thos. A. Scott, the
Railroad King, or B. E. Smith, with
the multiplicity of projects that press
them for consideration, although inter-
ested as they are in the Road-would
push it faster or upon any terms than
the original agreement, that is supply
the iron and rolling stock, when the
local subscriptions have completed the
Road bed. This applies to the whole
line Of the road from this city to St.
Paul; and it remains for the people in
terested, to determine how soon they
will have the road completed to their
respective localities and for our own
citizens to say what they intend to do
to secure to themselves it's great advan-
tages.--Davenport Democrat.
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Editors as Office HOlde ers.
from the Waukesha Freeman.


We hold that an average editor is no
better originally than an average judge.
A judge might decide impartially if he
had personal interest in the case, but
if such an official were to take stock in
a Railroad, for instance, before decid-
ing in his favor, he would be removed
with the hearty concurrence of all.
Newspapers occupy position before
the people similar to that Of judges.
They hear all sides and give their opin-
ions for the guidance Of those who ha We
not equal opportunities for information.
Consequently it is necessary that they
should not be the paid servants of men
whose acts are before the public fol
criticism. The truth seems to us SC
self-evident that we are at loss how to
argue it.
The newspaper is becoming, and
justly, the great power Of the country.
Editors are usually men of at least an
average commont of common
sense, and are in position which en-
ables them to judge more clearly and
correctly Of general affairs than the
public at large. who therefore trust te
just journalism for their opinions OF
many subjects. If the journalist is thu
creature Of an intriguer, or combina
tion of intriguers, he is not the man t.
be depended on by the people. Ant
if a journalist accepts an Office depend
ent on the will Of his patron for dura
tion. he places himself in such posi-
tion.
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sham and Re al Il . ductlon.

Congress evidently hesitates before
consummating the great wrong involved
in the abolition of the tea and coffee
duties. Members begin to hear from
the country and discover that the peo-
pie are not deceived, as they imagined,
by the shallow ruse of the protection
lists. What the country asks is not
merely the cutting down Of revenue, but
also and chiefly reduction of the enor-
nous bounties paid to monopolists. If
taxation is to be reduccd,a rs we'll il may
be, the people demand reductions which
shall benefit them the most and dam
age the government least, rather than
the reverse of this Here is a table which
shows the crying need of such a policy
Let it he conncd attentiyely
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us. Anger will only wrinkle your beau
ty."
"By the hokey, if you say another
word Of impudence, I'll tan your dirt,
hide, you bastely common scrub ant
sorry I'm be to soil my fist with your
carcass
"Whew, boys! what a passion ole
Biddy is in; I protest, as l am a gentle
man."
"Jintleman! jintleman ! The likes o.
you jintlcman ! Whisha, by gor, that
bangs Banagher. Why, you potatoe'
faced pippin-sneezer, when did a NADIA
gascar monkey like you pick up enough
common christian delicacy to hide you,
Kerry brogue!"
Easy now," cried O'Connell, with
imperturbable good humor, .don't choke
yourself with fine language, you old
whisky-drinking parallelogram."
"What's that you call me, you
numbering william % roarcd Mrs. Mori.
arity, stung to fury.
Il call you,' said O'Connell, a"par-
allelogram, and Dublin judge or jury
would say it is no libel to call you so.
go tare and GUNS? 0 holy Biddy
that an honest woman like me should
be called parrybellygrums, you ras.
cally gallows-bird, you cowardly, sneak
ing. plate licking blaggard."
"Oh, not you, indeed" retorted
O'CoInell. "Why, 1 suppose you'll
deny that you keep hypothenuse in
your house?''
"It's lie for you, you bloody rob-
bcr; never had such a thing in my
house, you bloody old thief
"Why, all your ncighbors know very
we'll that you not only keep a hypothe.
muse, but that you have two diameters
locked up in your garrett, and that
you go to walk with them every Sun
day, you heartless old heptagon.'
"Oh! hear that, ye saints in glory
Oh! that's bad language for a fellow
who wants to pass himself off for jim.
tleman. May the devil fly away with
you, you michcr from Munster, and
make celery sause Of your rotten
limbs.'
"Ah, you can't deny the charge you
miserable scmimultiple of a duplicate
ratio.'
"Go rinse your mouth in the Liffey
you nasty tic ckle-pitcher. After all the
bad words you speak, it ought to be
Althier than your face you dirty chick.
en- Of Beelzebub.
"Rinse your mouth, you wicked old
polygon. To the deuce I pitch YOU
you clustering intersection of sinking
superhuities."
You saucy tinker's apprentice, il
you don't cease your jaw, I'll
But here she gasped for breath, una.
bic to hawk up any more words; for the
last volley of O'Connell had knocked
the wind out of her. -.
"Whilst I have tongue, I'll abuse
you, you most inimitable periphery.
Look at her, boys, there she stands-a
convicted perpendicular in petiicoats
There's contamination in her circumfer-
ence, and she trembles with guilt down
to the extremities of her corrollaries.
All! you're found out, you lectilinear
antecedent and equiangular old hag
IT'S you the devil will fly away with,
you porter-sipping similitude Of the
dissection of vortex
Overcome with this torrent Of Ian
guage, Mrs. Moriarty was silenced.
Catching up the saucepan, she aimed ii
at O'Connell's head when he very pru.
IDENTIFY made timely retreat.
"You have won the wager, O'Con'
nell," cried the men who proposed the
contest. "Here's your bet