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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-03-01
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EMPORIA NEWS
FRIDAY, MARCH !, 1872.

THE WIND AND THE MOON.
Said the Wind to ihe Mosn. 81 win blow
You stare
In the air
Like ghost in = chair.
Alwaws looking what am about.
hate 10 be watched; will blow you
out.''
The Wind blew hard, ana out went the
Noon.
On heap,
OF cioudless sleep,
Down lay the Wind, and slumbered soon
Muttering low, 'Tve done for the NOON
He turned in his bed: she WAS there again .
On high
In the sky,
With her ghost eye,
The Moon shone white and alive and plain.
Said the Wind-'sI Will blow you ont
again." Er :
The Wind blew hard, and the Moon grew
dim
with my sledge
And my wedge
have knocked on her edge.
II only l blow right fierce and grim,
The creature win soon be DINNER than
dim.''
He blew and he blew, and she thinned TO
q thread.
lone pun
More's enough
To blow her to sniff
one good pun more where the last was
bred,
And glimmer, glum will go the thread
He blew great blast, and the thread was
gone;
In the air
Nowhere
Was q moonbeam bare;
Far of and harmless the sky stars shone;
Sure and certain the Moon was gone!
The Wind he took his revels once more;
| On down I'D
Intown, -fr--
Like q merry-mad clown
He leaped and hallooed with whistle and
roar,
"What's thatf'' The glimmeriBg thread
| once more.
He few in rsee-he danced and blew;
But in vain
| Was the pain
OF his bursting brain;
For still broader the moon-scrap grew,
The broader he swelled his big cheeks
and blew.
Slowly she grew-tiIl she Tiled the night
And shone
| On her throne
In the sky alone,
A matehless, wonderful, silvery light,
Radiant and lovely, the queen ofthe night
Said the Wind: s'What marvel of power
! ami
With my breath.
Good faith,
blew her to death
First blew her away right out Of the sky
Then blew her in-what q strength am L =
But the Moon she knew nothing about tn
affair;
For high
In the sky,
With her one white eye,
MotIonless miles above the air,
She had never heard the great Wind blare
George Mcdonald.
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INTELLIGENT MEN TURNING BARBAR.
lANS-THE WAHOO CLUB.

The Knickerbockers of Port Ches-
ter have organized what they call q
Wahoo Club. They number about
twenty. p. o. Smythe is Chief, B.
o. Kneel and j. z. Schelton are
Sachems. On Sunday night they
had their first war dance at the Saw
pit Hotel. They built huge fire,
set key of whiskey on a stump,
and began their Indian orgies by
dancing and whooping around it.
After the fire-water had begun its
work they imagined that the spirit
of the dead Indian chief, Benino,
whose body is buried in that vicin-
ity, demanded that they should per-
form some heroic deed. They ac-
cordingly attacked old. dog Rowler
and scalped him. Ten cats and four
ROSTERS shared the same fate. TIE
dance broke up at four O'Clock yes
terday morning.-NewY York Sun.
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PRINTING MATERIALS

Fob SALE CREAP.
"AyING bought cut and eonnnlsdssol
ID the oGlces Of TIE EEWs and Tnh.
une, we offer for sale the sglicWfnG arxI-
eles. many Of which are - good - SeW:
150 pounds Of nonpsEetl.
pair Of eigAt-eolamn ckases. $3.50
80 fonts Of JOB aad display TYPE, nearly
new. - ,
3 sets Of eoluau rules. s
> setfs q hsed rI1leas g ssi
E Large nonparen job press.
Ru4Rleg paper cutter.
Hand job press. $50
3 1psirs news cases.
feat metal f1Fnitare.
Several fonts Of wOed type-aeger esea
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Several Job eAesss ~ @
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JOB and news sticks, aa0 other articles
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Tiis material win be sold Is yegy ~
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HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY.
Helpful Hints for Housewives.

Ham toast-Chop some lean ham,
put in a pan, with little pepper, q
lump of butter and two eggs beaten /;
when well warmed, spread it on
hot buttered toast, and serve.
Nice little cakes-Three heaping
table-spoonfuls of powdered or
granulated sugar, two of butter,
one egg, one OF maizena,, put in two
cups of -four, half a cup of sweet
milk, a teaspoonful of cream tartar,
half of soda, pinch of salt, few
Zante currants. Roll out in pow
dered sugar, cut in strips. and twist
as champaign cakes.
Stewed figs-Put into a stewpan,
four ounces OF sugar, the thin rind
of a large lemon, and one pint of
cold water. When the sugar is dis
solved add one pound of best figs,
and place the pan on a stove SO that
the fruit may swell gently and stew
very slowly. When quite tender,
add the strained juice of two lem
ons. Arrange in a glass dish and
serve cold.
Onions q Ia creme-Peel and boil
some middle-siZed onions in salt
and water till quite tender, drain
them, and throw them into a stew
pan with one ounce of butter rolled
in -four; shake them round till the
butter is quite dissolved, add tea.
spoonful each of salt and white pep
per, and then stir in by degrees as
much cream as will nearly cover
them. Shake the pan round until
it is on the point of boiling, then
serve.
Breakfast puffs-Take two eggs
well beaten, and stir into a pint OF
milk little salt, piece of butter,
and a pint and a half of flour. Beat
the eggs, and stir the milk. Add
the salt, melt the butter and stir in.
Then pour all into the -four, so MS
not to have it lumpy. Stir up thor.
Oughly, and grease the cups into
which the batter is poured, filling
them two-thirds full. Eat with
| sauce.
Scrapple-A New York house.
| keeper has published the following
recipe for an economical dish: "Gel
a young pigs head (frcsh) weighing
five or six pounds, which can bG
bought for twenty-five or thirty
cents-one from the country pre-.
ferred.' Clean it well, cutting of
the ears to enable you to clean then
well inside. get the butcher t.
take out the eyes and teeth wheI
you buy it, Put the head in two
gallons and half of cold water
Let it boil until the bones can east
ly be separated from the meat
Chop the meat very fine, but it bacl
into the liquor it has been boiled il
and season with salt, pepper, thyme
sage and sweet majoram, dom
put too much of the herbs.) Their
take equal parts of buckwheat and
| cornmeal, and stir IN until the com
pound is about the consistency o
mush lifting it off the fire while
thickening, to prevent it gettins
lumpy. Then let boil fifteen OIL
twenty minutes. stirring it to pre-
vent burning. Turn into pans Il
cool. Cut into thin slices and fry
brown as you want to use it. Thii
dose costs about fifty cents, and il
is said will furnish a breakfast for {
family of five persons for T.:
| week.
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Agents Wanted Fer
IN KID zM
Z" WHITE C /;

Of the Riains. Z; IsI-- so
The life Of GeaEge p. Beadeu, Who joan-
ed the Indians and become celebrated
warrior, abcunds in thrilling adVeature
and curious information, aad Il profasely
illustrated with new and spirited 3aErav.
lar and successful beck e the year. SelIs
at sight. One agent just reports So pEoak
In one week. A 16 page eircaiaF, With
specimen pages, large poster With % IL
Illustrations. and terms 70 agents sent free,
sixth street. St. Louie. Ne. ianl9.1y
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FoR SALE.
a Good ChRnoey
T. the undersigneds offer to ssiI ny
Furniture Rstaklfahmens

COrFsF I'd aVsAue4 LsEskns8 eeH068,
Consisting Of one let two good buildings.
ehEHery necessary for cabinet or carpenter
work, all ccnpiets and in good runnIoI
cendition; good large ciatern aear the
boiler; lot Of dry lumber, etc., on very
reasonable trems. Anyeee who Sganta e
follow this kind Of business Will find
this fns- chance, aad Gh0uId cons and
see me soon. 81. KE0RR :
dee22-6t EmpsriA, KnHaaa,
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A Frankfort, KY, paper says
When Col. A. G.. Talbot gets two
gallon pitcher of ice water upon
his table, and stirs it with his fore
finger, it is pretty generally under
stood, in this Senate, that he means
to make 8 speech.
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Hartford Nursery
Fruit Trees and Plants.
$4,000 APPLE TREES :!

Seventy varieties, one, two and three
years old. Blackberries, raspberrie>,
strawberries. gooseberries and currants,
In large variety. Twenty-Five varieties of
budded peach trees. Plums, pears and
cherries. Grape vines, thirty varieties
Ornamental trees and shrubs. Evergreens
and deeiduobs trees Climbing, monthly
and hybrid perpetual roses. Lilies, p1o-
mics, gladioluses, altheas, Japan ounces,
and other Towering plants and shrubs.
Llnnaus and victoria rhubarb.
We sell our stock at lowest market
rates. All our stock is propogated and
grown by US, and customers visiting the
nursery can choose their trees, vines and
plants, and see them taken up from the
ground where they grew.
The nursery Is near the Hartford Depot
OF the Missouri, Kansas & Texas railroad
and the road runs through our nursery
grounds. Give us a call.
CHAMBERS s. BAYSINGER
Hartford, Lyon County, Kansas.
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Day coaches run through from st. Louis
to st. Paul. Palace sleeping cars, owned
and operated by this line, accompany all
night trains.
w. II. PETTIBONE, HM. GREENE,
Asst Gen'l Sup't. Gen'l Bup't.
g.. IVES, GeDl Ticket Agent,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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~upaPysoSs

OF course the possession OF 50
many railroads Of the broad gauge
Il felt % beIa great practicai obsts.
Gle to the new Idsas The impessl-
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4, nil, o..,,o.,. ~ 49, 80 I.ti eitA'
go tnrvaad -, ,'.ooS ~, n S u's tn,
- g., A.. 80, ~ 800. e'''
11,.t ,,htch ,,.,,a..a 60 -. All.
.ii.o.Sor -, r. - - .P, y, -.
communi,ias ,vhara !, 11ro,-nJ,s sSS..-.,,sas
Il better than c,,re. for ne ,a,Isn, os.er.. ~.
rI.k which hc mus, 1,n An vIoIen, at,acLs ~
,hIs IaIao,l dIsta,noo,. mi. :. go. ;, -.
The mir sma,ic noIson of Rever a.a g.
nom the systen. and nrevents the dc~eion-
ment Of The dIsca.e n takep ON 1he a.,
nnpYoach ar Its nrenoni,orv svrnn,onos
great superIority of This remedy over any
other ever discovered for the specdv and ceY.
tain cure of InIcrlaittcnts is, that il contains
no ouinine or mineral; consequently n pro.
duccs no ouInIstn or otbsr InI,rIons orec,s
whateyer nnon the constitution Tbosa curad
by it are len NJ healthy as II they had meyer
had the disease. .
Fever and AEue Is not alone the con-
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NARROW GAUGE.

The New Departure In Railroads.
The Denver & Rio GraRde and Kan
sas Central Enterprises from an
Eastern Standpoint, &c.
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Ague Cure,

FOR Fever and ARue, intermittent Fe-
yer, Chill Fever, Remittent Fever.
Dumb ARue, Periodical or Bilious Fee
yer, &C., and indeed all the affections
which arise from malarious, marsh, or
mia8matic poisons.
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YARD AND OFFICE:

Cor. Constitution ct. 4 9Th avenue.
WILLIAM 8. JAY.
janltf WILLIAM JAY.
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No one remedy il louder
called for by the necessities
of the American people than
u sure and safe euro for
Fever and Ag0e. Such
we are now enabled 10 offer,
with n nerf..ct certainty that
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FENCING AND POSTS
Always on hand.

Doors, sash, blinds, mouldings, bstteas,
plckets, and verifying that q drst-elass
lumber yard keeps can be found here.
Call and see NJ.
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EAT M TX EFT
AtFrank schmidling's old stand.
No. 1872 Commercial street.
They will keep constantly on hand The
various kinds OF fresh meat, and having
had long experience in the business feel
confident that they can give entire salts
faction to their customers.
.E3 They are prepared 10 buy cattle at
Ali times, for which they pay the cash.
They VIII also buy hides, tallOw. etc.
y. Give them a cali.
jan26f SCHMIDLISG & LUTZ.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills

For the relief
and cure OF al
arrangements IN
the stomach, nv.
er, and bowels.
They are q mild
aperient, and an
excellent purKa-
!. tive. Being pure.
ly vegetable, they
contain no mer-
curry or mineral
UhafavaE MnNh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25
OFFICIAL NOTICES.


DEElCAALs
OnMPTLED RETURNS OF AN ELECTION HELD
" in the parish Of Vernon. State o. Louisiana.
for parish officers, the fourth day of EovemU Der,
A. D. 1872 pursuant to the provisions OF al act to
regulate the conduct and maintain the freedom
and purity Of elections, etc, approved March l6,
1870.
PARISH OF VERNON.
: PARISH JrDeE.
" i, T. Bray. s5S
CLERK OF CouRT .
J. o. Winfree 4i9
G. R.. zoo
John j. Kirk $50
William Parker. 30l
William Martin ~
Grant Kay
Albert Self IL
RECORDER.
Thomas franklin ~
waiter StAt a.
POLICE JrReRs.
81 Jan SER 5IU
stephen Grant 409
isaac Lambeth ........s..... 4Dt
James Taibert 38
Adam Johnson. =; 4O4
We, the under signed Returning Officers, Pursuant
to authority vested in by act No. 100, approved
March l6 1870 do hereby certify that the foregoing
is a tue and correct compilation OF the statements
of votes cast at election for parish officers held
in the parish OF Vernon, on the fourth day OF
November, 1872. And we hereby declare that .
following aamed persons were duly elected 10 thu
following Offices to wit
Paris h JUdge-W. II. Bray.
Clerk of Court 0. Winlree.
Sneritf-JOhn J. Kirk.
ReCoider-Thom8s Franklin
Police Jurors-Eliiah Self, stephen Grant isaac
Lambeth, James Talbert Adam Johnson.
JOHN LYNCH,
GEORGE +. BOVEB
JAMES LONGSTREET
de25 Returning Officers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25

IUmrdLhD bhIUHNb Of an election held in the
is pfnars - b9hsie state OF Louisiana for par
1872 n,,rSta ~ ~ en9 dourth DAY OF November AID
ioa PuRsuant 70 the provisions of act to regu
late the conduct, and to maintain the freedom and
PU'lISsoI eiectlons, etc. approved March I6 1870.
p3p,arY c ,.-
A@'oh oF BlbHFILLB'
PARISH JUDGE
49o2e; 1O2G
CLERK OF COURT
Loe' ...s..-......,.............. ~
sprawIs '...................s........ az
RECORDER
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& COMPILED RETURNS OF AN ELECTION HELD
- in he parish ofPoint Coupee State of Louisiana
for parish officers, on the fourth day Of November
a. D.. 1872, pursuant to the provisions of IAN
act to regulate the conduct aud to maintain the
freedom and purity of elections" etc, approved
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OFFICIAL.

COMPILED RETURNS of an election held in the
i i, ottcers on the fourth day Of November An
~ pursuant to the provisions of an act to regu-
ttg Che conduct, and to maintain the freedom and
PN''lS soI elecuons, etc, approved March 49, 1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25

We, the undersigned Returning officers, PURSUANT
to authority vested in us BY act No, 100 approved
March Is 1870, 40 hereby certify thA@the foregoing
Is true and correct Compi alton Of the statements
of votes cast at election held in the State of
Louisiana for D strict Judges and District Attor-
hereby declare that the TO lowing named per.
sons were duly eleced to the following Offices
to wit
Second Judicial District-Don A. Pardee Judpe.
Zinguilas Mckee District Attorney.
Third Judicial District-H. Train Judge; R. L,
Belden, District Attorney.
Fourth Judicial District-O. J. Flagg Judgef NJ
Marks, District Attorney.
Fifth Judicial Distrct-R:; T. Posey. Judge; B. g.
Sixth Judicial District-W. B. Kemp Judge; p
w BaAkstOn, District Attorney.
Seventh Judicial DetriCt-T. Il. Hughes Judge;
A. Provo ley, District Attorney.
Eighth Judicial DistriGt-J J. Morgan, Judge. a.
w. Hudspeth, District Attorney
Ninth Judicial DistriCt-J. 0rsbarne Jud ge; N A.
Robinson, District Attorney.
Tenth judicial District-R. J. Looney, Judge;
William II. Wise. District Attorney.
Eleventh Judicial DISTRICT. T. Trfmble Judoe.
X, i. Vaughn District Attorney.
Twelfth Judicial District. y. Crawford Jndge
Thirteenth Judicial Dstrict-W. H. Hough Judge;
Il. r. Steele, District Attorney.
Fourteenth Judicial DstIiCt-Robert Raw Jud re.
G. 7. Dunn District Attorney.
Fifteenth Judicial District-Taylor Besttie Judge;
T. Winder District Attorney.
SXtee nth Judicial District-Eraste moutoD Jndge
Eighteenth judicial Distrct-R ". Turner
J udge; T. w, Fuller, Districf Attorney
JOHN LYNCH,
GEORGE K BDVBB
JAMES LOEGSTREET,
drS2 Returning OHicprg
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OFFICIAL.
OFFIuIAL.

COMPILED RETURNS OF AN ELECTION HELB
~ III the parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana
for parish officers, on the fourth day of November
A. D.. 1872 pursuant to the provisions of an act to
and purity of elections etc, approved March ID,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25

By Mr. Sturcken:
Resosped, That.the Administrator Of Pub.
lilo Accounts is hereby directed to issue q
warrant, payable for taxes, to Messrs,
Rochereau & Co. for $40 S. being The
AMOUNT 99a9 OF TIA tax paid by them for the years
in square No. 81, first assessment district.
assessed in the name of Jules Andrian, said
property having been assessed twice. and
the proper tax has been paid III the name of
G, G. Pauline Andrian,
And the Administrator Of Finance ia also
directed to cancel the Judgment rendered
IN the Fourth District Court against Jules
Andflan Tor the tax OF 1870 On the same
property, amounting to 800
Adopted
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
OFFICIAL.

OoNPrLBD RETURNS OF An ELECTION HELD
~ in the State of Louisiana for District Judges
and Attorneys the fourth day of November, A. D.
1872 pursuant to the provisions of "Au act to regu
late the conduct and maintain the freedom and
purity of elections, etc. approved March l6 1870
IrnERs az II-nIrIAT nIsTrsrfsr
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OFFICIAL.

GOAPjLBD RETURNS Or AN ELECTION HELD
~ in the parish of Claiborne, State OF Louisiana
Tor parish officers, the fourth day of November
a D. 1872 pursuant to the provisions of an act to
regulate the conduct aud to maintain the freedom
ana ana purity Of elections, etc. approved March Is
PARISH OF CLAIBORNE.
PARISH JUDGE
r. 4 " GaIria 1898
CLRRK OF COURT.
j. 4. Richardson Il40
RECORDER
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l. u monroe $50
~, - SHERIFF
~ JOch 1926
Imam haFptr Observation-Disclosures, 26n
We, the undersigned Returning Officers, pursuant
70 uth0TJy vested in Us by acL No 100 approved
March To- 1870, do hereby certify that the foegoiT
l. true and correct compilation OF ths Statements
0i votes cast at an election held in the parish If
CIal00rhs for parish officers on the fourth dav If
\ November, i8D And VIC hereby declare tlat The.
following named peTsons were duly elected to the
following offices to wit:
Parish Judge-SCott.
Clerk of Capitalization
Recorder Ramsey.
Sherif-Ayeoek.
JOHN LYNCH
JAMES LUNGSTREET
GEORGE Z. BOYEE
IeS' Returning Officers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25
OFFICIAL,

COMPLIED RETURNS OF AN ELECTION HELD
- IN the parish of C9neordia, State of Louisiana
tof parish officers on the fourth day Of EoYember
a. a, y. ~ pursuant to the provisions of An act
dom and purity Of elections ETC. approved March