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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-03-29

WAR aud switches dressed 10 order
III and hair jewelry. On Sixth avenue
opposite the Madison house.
mar22tf Mrs. Ii. w. TRAYLOR.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-03-29

Fresh oysters received daily from
Baltimore by Morris & Bottgcr.
ianI-tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-03-29

A fresh supply of builders hard
ware, just received at Holderman &
Bros. jan1-tf
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House and lot No. 10 Rural street, to
wit:
Lot 50xI7O feet, fenced, sidewalks from
one end to the other, excellent clsterp,
and outhouses, well planted in fruit trees
and vines.
stories, ceilings 81 and fleet, four rooms,
pantry. closet, etc. 4 good house, and
finished throughout, even to lightning
rod.
Price, S1,IOa---somc cash and rest on
easy terms.
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Parties supplied with everything in
the confectionery line at lowest prices,
at Morris & Bottger's. ianI-tf
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OIO-S1-s 7 N ~ 1T = ~O's
jan1-tf Lock box %, Topeka, Kan.
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have lands - the A, =. &RsE. RaEl.
roeas - b sol1 IN esSvsa years the,
Is se e. 3 Rsr ,s ri - - 800 e
years time. Apply at this AR0neY for
ead belonging 60 either q these rail-
0o2es ma % h1tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-03-29

aconS wASTED-We pay the highest
market price for corn.
jaR1-tf BRAGUNIEH & Bro.
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" janl-tt
CRASDALL, CRowSER s. 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
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-03-29

Perley s. Bearce offer great induce
ments to dealers. Give them a call.
janl-tf
Alaska salmon at G. W. Frederick's
jan1-tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-03-29

Improved farm of s02 acres G n lies east
of town; 100 acres under good cultivation;
line growing hedge nearly around the Gull
uvated part; good log house and small
about 80 acres OF common quality OF tim.
ber: price $1,000.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-03-29

i60 aercs niIea southwest ct taWn;
has enc and halt story frame house, With
; one story wing; GOOD well ne c$Abe me-
prairie; price S16 per acre, terms, $50
cash, and $500 per aEnum until paid with
10 per cent interest. a TH3 -
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The Public VIII recollect that All con
Veyancing and Notary business will be
promptly attended to At my OGacs-
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BaNoRorr d McCAErrR.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-03-29
VIM. ANDREW IT,.
Real Estate Agency
Omce over EzAPOrza Baak.
ENPORLA, KANSAS

Homes and Lots 60 exchange for stock
and lsHds. and any coed ProPerty.
Lots to exchange for land. L0ea for sails
cheap ON monthly PaymOoSs. W1sh 90
trade houses and lof0 for good e0azA6e
wagons, etc. In fact desfrO 60 sRa6S
any KIDD of personal property or real
estate wild IAnds and cao6 20 exchange
for good homes and lots. I can trade
almost any kind OF property.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-03-29

NEW ADvERrIsEMKNTs.-w presen
this week the following list Of new az
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-03-29
EIigible Rooms For Rent.
Hair Pressing,

lppIy 70
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GREAT BARoA1s.-Fine improved farm
OF 2525< acres, 4S acres good timber, bal
anee ah fine bottom land, IT'D acres I'm
proved. all fenced, two houses, % apple
and IS peach trees, all bearing; 200 grape
vines bearing. This farm can be divided
20 good advantage. Two comfortable
houses, wells, gardens. etc. This 10 3
frgt-class farm. Price 81 600; 90, 900 cash,
balance at purchasers own time, With IA
terest at 10 per cent.
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Price &33.
FOR SALE BT
3. Il. ABRAHAM, Emporia, Kan
marib .2m
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lax acres four and half miles north
east Of the city, on Lawrence road; IL all
fine land 1T for cultivation; t6.25 per
acre, S9oa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-20
Tho strength Of the Democratic
Party.
EXTRACT FROM A sPsEcu nv
HON. BENZ. T. BICGS,

1" ne = ~ House Of Representat,ves, on The aOth
Of May. -Y''
from the Congressional Globe. of June Goth
But, sir, in my judgment the Democratic
party IS stronger to-day than il ever was since
i.s unfortunate rupture in 1860. The split in
the republican party is no concern of ours IA
Democrats. We divided in 1860, and the Re.
Puhliclns trumphed. The Democrats separated
in lS4S, Cass was defeated ard Taylor triumph.
ed. The Republicans have now divided, and
as sure as the nigh. follows the dav we, az
democrats, must succeed, Cor, in the language
oi holy Writ. "a house divided against itself
cannot s,and.' Why. sir. with the October
elections against US in 1868, with onr party
hopes of success crushed, yet fifteen votes pro-
perly distributed in every post Office district
would have elected Seymour President. Take
the popular vote Of 1870 and 1871 Of the thirtv-
seven States, and we find that the Democrats
lnlle,i 1881 .OO6 voter, while the Republicans
polied 2,S4i, 81 9,showing Republican majority
OF only 1883 Now, at the presidential elec.
t'on OF 1868 the vote stood for Seymour 2,7O3.
1873, and for Grant 30l3, lS3-a Republican
majority Of 309,5ss. The result of the election.
Of 1870 and 1871 shows majority of onl,
1883 against the Democratic party. Will,
that of 1863 shows a majority of 309, ,5s3, or
gain in two wears Of 1875 775 votes
have arranged the States which l thinl
will vote Democratic and those Republican il
| the fall of 1s71,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-20
Wonderful Surgical Operation
Upon Young LADY.

One OF tho most remarkable cures on record
has been nearly effected upon the person Of Miss
scalped in button manufactory over year ago,
from the nape OF her neck to her eye balls 40 that
the skull was laid bare. Death was expected, and
almost hoped tor, ~ the only relief which could
come to her, but the doctor noticing that she rsl-
lied from the 6rst prostrating effects OF the acci-
dent, determined to experiment with the French
process OF skin grating" and after the head had
been brought into healthy state Of suppuration.
he made the first attempt. taking the 'seed Skin"
from the patients arm. rhs result was admira-
BILE, but exhAus,io" was induced by the new
wounds. and supply OF skin had to be taken
from other sources The nurse Of Miss Thomas
kindly volunteered: the Doctor, delighted with
his success. applied the knife to his own arms.
and many young lady friends came forward and
sacrificed portions OF their ewn bodies for the sal
vation Of their suffering sister. Over one hun.
dTed ssparAts pieces msde up the new scalp aAd
Miss Thomas has sOupe,Vs Of her friends much
better than bedquilt blocks or even locks Of hair
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-20
The Earth Opens and Swallows VI
Team Of Horses.

The community in the neghborhood OF Jo-.
Doors in Snake Spring Valley. Bedford coun
ty, Pa, WAS thrown into u fever OF excitement,
on Friday, BY report that the earth had sud
denly opened and swallowed two horses belong
ing tn Mr.. Boor. Several CT ths neighbors re-.
paired to the spot, only 10 find the story too
true. 1t seems that two Sons OF Mr. Boor were
engaged in hauling rail. from piece Of wood
land and as they were driving along at certain
spot, without any warning the ground suddenly
gave way under one Of the horses, And he disap-
peared, dragging the other animal after him.
The boys were terribly frightened, and gave
the alarm. Ropes were provided, and severs
gentlemen descended into the cavern. One
horse was found lodged about twenty feet from
the surface, where the cavity changed direction
and the other about thirty feet underground
The exten, OF the opening has not been aScer
tained, but from The indications il seer,s almos
bottoIn!ess.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-20

One hundred and eighty. four are all that
are necessary to choice, while the list have
made gives the Democratic candidate two hun.
dred votes in the Electoral College. And l
think there is no State set down in the Dem
ocratic column but what the Democrats have
just as good prospect Of carrying as the
Republicans.
by rigid adherence to principle. Sir, when
took my seat in this Chamber on the 4th OF
March, 1869, We numbered on this side Of the
House about sixty members. Now we have
more than one hundred, and In the Forty
Third Congress we have every reasonable
prospect Of a majority in this House. The
people of this country are resolved upon
change Of Administration.
The President of the United States has
openly used the powers and opportunities OF his
high office for the promotion VI personal ends
He has kept. t.not0riously unworthy and corrupt
men in places Of power aud responsibility to
The detrlment Of the public interest He has
used the public service Of the Government as
machinery of partisan and personal infiu-
ence, and in:erfered with tyrannical arroganct
in the political affairs of State and munic, pail.
ties. He has rewarded with influential and
lucrative offices men who had acquired III.
favor by valuable presents. The partisans OF
the Administration have kept alive the pas
sions and resent,nents of the civil war to us.
them for their own advantage. They hav'
resOrted to arbitrary measures In direct con
tiict with the organic law instead OF ofappealin9 t.
the better instincts and latent patriotism Of thu
southern people, by restoring tO them thos
rights, the enjoyment of which is indispen
sable for q successful administration Of thei
local affairs, snd would tend to more patrio
tic and hopeful national feeling They hav
sought to stihe the voice Of just criticism. 7
Y stihe the moral sense OF the people and sub
9 jugate public opinion by tyranncal party dit
y ciplne. They are striving to maintain them
: selves in authority for selfish ends by an vi
a scrupulous use Of power that rishtfully belong
4 to the people"
. . Now, sir, with this indictment by Repul
= licans against Republicans, with investigator
y committees in New York, New Orleans, an
l. in this city, exposing corruption and FRAUD
the great mass Of the American people tur
with hope to the Democratic party, and 81
, pect the Baltimore convention to enunciat
n her undyng principles, AMI with the sclectio
:. of two straight out Democrats as our sta ndar'
!. bearers. gentlemen Of unblemshed charaett
i and acknowledged ability, Radcalism will u
# defeated, and the bright sun OF prosperity al
g happiness once more gladden. the hearts {
o the American people.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-20

!. The unpleasant oior produced by prespira-
uon 10 fraqosntly the aourcs Of vexation to per
sons who are subjected TO it. Nothing is sim.
pier than to remove this oder more efsctually
than BY the spplisucs Of such costly perfumes
and uasuen,s a. are in use. tits only necessary
70 procure some Of the compound spirits Of am.
nonia, and place about two tables poonsft,s In q
oes'" Of water. Washing the face, hands and
ssms with this leaves the skin as sweet az one
would wish. TIE wash ia perfectly Harmless.
ana very cheap. 1t is recommended on the au
shority ofan experienced physician.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-20
FREEING FRANCE,

PARIS, June lS.-Negoiations for the evacu.
alton OF France are progressing rapidly between
President theirs and Won Arnim The depart
ments of Marne and Haute Marne are to he
evacuated in few weeks after the signing ol
the convention, the details o. which are nearly
completed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-20
the GENEVA MEETING.

ADJOURNMENT OF THE ARBIrRAToRs UNTIL
THE 26TH.
GENEVA, June 19-The Board of A Arbitrators
met to-day aud adjourned until the 26.h inst.
1t is expected that intelligence will bs received
by that date which will prove favorable to the
settlement Of the ditel ence.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-20
AGAINST the KING.
ALARMING STATE OF AFFAIRS IN sF

ALARMING STATE OF AFFAIRS IN SPAIN.
MADRID, June 19,-The state Of affairs 10
Spain is alarming. The Conservatives are
enraged at the rejection Of their proposals by
the King, and say that the last attempt ct
forming Conservative Ministry under King
Amadeus has been tried
"A Radical Ministry. and then the Dsluge,"
exclaimed Serrano journal. 1t is said that Ser.
rano has left for England disgust, and that So
gasta has lett for France. The Radicals are ann.
ing ths population Of the towns
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-20
REGISTERS Order,



New Castle Coyn!y. Jun. 18Th, 1872;
Upon the Application LEWIS Z. SPkINHEk,
Executor Of LEVI SPRINGER. late Of Chris-
tians Hundred. in said county. deceased; it
that the Enecntor aforesaid give notice Of the
tate Of the deceased. with the date Of vrantirs
ing thereof. BY causing advertisements to .s
letter. jp Il. 9f .hs mos. pae'iS place. Of the
ing ds'n,s,d. against The Estate to present the
same, ~ abide BY an Act of Assembly In such
case made and provided. And also cause the same
g be inserted ~ithin the same period in the
Weekly Delaware dxlstts,a newspaper published
in vi niDston. and to be continued therein two
months.
-, Given underline hand and Seal OF Oai CO Of
L.s. the Register aforesaid. At ew Castle in New
49, Castle County aforesaid, the day and yssr
| above written. b. GIBBS. Register.
NOTICE.
.Allpersons hsving claims Estate Of tbs
deceased must present the duly attested to the
Executor ON or before June 18th. 1878. or abide
| the Act Of Assembly in such case made xnoprovi-
| ded.
| LEWIS c. SPRINGER.
| Address-Newp0rt. Del. Executor.
| iun2 .2ui
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-20

A coiored preacher ut Sparta. Ga, some time
ago, was heard to say in funeral service OF
deceased brudder; "He' rnmina,es no longer
among ne; he have exonersted from the syllo-
gisms OF this worlds discrimination, and whei'
he giis to de cold dry streem Of the river Jor-
din. :he Kerosines and Periphen. will NEE.
him dare to row him over on dry land to the
silvers,er,ng city.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-20

IT is understood that the Washington Daily
Morning Chronicle. is hereafter to be the organ
Of tho Administration. The Chron,cle has ie.
c,ntly been purchased BY Senator Harlan, of Iowa,
and its managing editor is Mrs. Barnard. late OF
the New York Rrraii, said to be a lady OF great
ability.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-20
Haytl Compelled to Open her Purse
to CQImanN.

BERLIS, June l9.-An official dispatch from
Port-an-Prince reports that on the llth insta mt,
the German men of-war Venelia and Gazelle
took forcible possession oi two Hsytien COZ.
vettes. and held them until the Hayliens paid
the indemnify demanded by German merch ants
There WAS NJ bloodshed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-20
Tho Washington Treaty.

wAsHIN0roN, June 49, 1t is thought In oficisl
circles the Board Of Arbitration may possibly
render an opinion in relation to that part Of our
case known a. indirect losses substantially salts
factory to both Governments, which may obviats
the necessity of an adjournment.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-20

Rev. Mr.. Laurie changed with DR.. Chaplin
Sne Sunday. and, soon after he appeared in
nis desk, people began to 90 away. He watch.
ec the exodus for a few minutes, and then,
stIss.ng, said In q deep voice clearly heard
throughout the church. and with just sufficient
ccosch 6rOguS In In its tones to give raciness
70 MS words: can those who came here to
worship Almighty God will please join In sing
hymn, and while they are doing 80
..s I0se who came here to worship II. II. Chapil
Mlll n, nave An opportunity to leave the church!'
that.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-20

The Pope has addressed letter to Cardinal
Antonell, deploring the approaching enforce.
mept Of the law auppressing conven's in Italv
a. violation Of international law. He says the
constant encroachment on the rights of the
Church by the government Of Italy violat. mo-
rali,y and justice
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-20

A GEORGETOWN HoRRoR.-The little city Of
Heorgstown, D. e., adds it, contribution TO the
horrors Of the day. On Saturday Las, negro
Woman killed her child b, "hclding its hea':
ana examining bread into ii. mouth with her
numb. A coroners jury brought in verdic,
uscssr.ng the woman criminsIiy responsible. for
oe death OF the child, and she wss sent TO prison
% await further procssdinss in the case
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-20
DAILY GAZETTE.

NARYLAvD.-The Democratic State Convention
for Maryland. assembled in Baltimore yesterday
and elected delegates TO tho National Convention
Claimed to be favorable to Greeley and Brown,
But the Convention refused to pass resolutie n
aggressive of this preference.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-20

Laborers on the railroad near Muscatine,
Iowa. arc throwing up their situations ON &C,
count of the occasional appearance OF . wild
man, gerrillA OF devil, that appears In theil
midst.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-20
The Eieht-hour Strike.

The employers In oil branches Of manufactures
In New York city ant vicinity met last evening
and passed resolutions to reject the eght-hour sys-
tenn. to accept ten hours for days work. and to
uittss. 10 perfect the work Of organization. was
appointed. The effects Of the strike in Jersey
City are beginning already to be felt among the
poorer cassss.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-20

The word love in the Italian language I,
Observation-Disclosures" How nice il
would sound whispered softly in lady's ear
II schem Observation-Disclosures you"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-20

A woman in New Harmony. Ind, slaugh
tered nearly ten thousand worms in eigh
days. They had gone into summer quarter
Oh her rose bushes and strawberry plants.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-20
How New ENGLAND is FED. The Bostor


How Npw Exa1.xn 70 E., IT,, paa,
"o Ao''oN
Ad'er''se' says
or the six States east OF the Hudson, Vermont
four hundred aud nfty-four thousand bushels OF
wheat IN 1862, or about bushel and neck to
each inhabltant Taking the army ration of
twenty-five ounces OF hour per day as a basis for
computing the consumption OF bread 1t follows
that Vermont raises bread enough to supply the
people OF the State thirty seven days and that 10
make up the deficiency they are obliged to pur-
chase three million eight hundred aud thirty six
thousand bushels per annum. Maine makes the
Lsxt ct showing IN the cultivation OF wheat,
producing IN 1862 two hundred and seventy EIGHT
thousand bushels, sumcient to last eleven days. and
Pnrchasng eight million hve hundred thousand
bushels New Hampshire. with decreasing pop
ulation, was tribe behind Maine, ono hundred
and ninety. three thousand bushels-s little more
teao Dali ~ DIsnei % u each inhAotant-snd pur-
Saaang SszooWo bushels. or ten days supply. -
Connecticut makes q much poorer showing than
new hamPsh're, producing ~. wv bushels enough
to supply the people With bread for two days-an
parcnssihe I'ols, WV bushels. Massachusetts,.
though havlnx = larger area than Connecticut.
ressd only o4.o0o bushels, which, ground to hour.
W. sumcent 70 give the inhabitants OF the State
oreso sso1gh Ior breakfast and dinner, but not
ior supper me people OF this commonwealth
Pucoase -o,oVVOOO bushels OF wheat. Rhode
As'And raised 'o4 bushels OF wheat IN 1869. and
purchases about 3.OOO.0OO bushels per annum. l.
ins s'x New England States together purchase in
toana numbers from forty to fifty million bus hels
OF wheat and quite as much of other grains, or in
'ound numbers U0,O0O.OOO bushels OF gram.
->>>-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-20

The smallpox excitement at Dickinson COL
lege, Carlisle, Penn, has suhsided. There wa-
but one case among the students, which waa
taken to the hospital. Class and commencement,
dsy will be celebrated a. VISUAL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-20

A young lady, who was recently out riding
became alarmed when the horse began to kick
and naively requested her beau to get out All
hold the animals leg
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-20

A movement il on foot 10 build = Presidential
mansion at Saratoga for the Relation Of the
chief magistrate in future. Our president re-
ceiver. general can't t.e got to life in it, how
ever, as long a. lie can have hetter ones given
him.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-20
- &rei9ht 3iues.

wire 4 slLls6s. wire at a wO>
DssVHt VIII wfEtsSpHiNs aS isr s"s .s..s
aa1 poultry yArds, brass aud treo Wire Ciotk
eisvss. fendsrS Screens. for coal. ores, sand, Ae
Heavy CrinPsd Cscsh for spark srrsssers. LAad.
cape Wirss fSs viPaeys. &e. ,Pspernsksrs Wire.
S4Sss:sses .Hs asssiSs,si,rs. @ 4, WHLkIk :; !;
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-20

A PRAYERFUL DOa.-"M" writes from
Chicopee to the Springfield REPUBLICAN, that
while visiting friend in = western city. it Was
the daily practice Of the host to convene his
family for morning devotiooS. and at the close
the whole family united in audibly repeating
the Lords prayer. A small terrier dog had been
pet in the family many years, and when the
response commenced, he would join by rittering
low whine, modulatlng his Voice in uniso,
with the others, and emphasizing the amen with
peculiar snap. To \ stranger. nnacclstontel
to this canine development OF the reigion. ele-
ment, the scene Vas intensely ludicrous that HI,
his dogship was never permitted to exhibit hi,
remarkable gift Of prayer when oihers than thu
family were present, and was excluded on al
such occasions, except when overlooked, as OF
| the occasion referred 10.
The New York herald., 1872-10-16
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

-
sAvAvsAH, Oct is, 1872
recspls cS9n z s r .asa D@sns 3 dsssi
Sales 2,00l. Stock, 4067i.
quiet msanss lsc Net resspss Isl 400 Bales
Sales, 800 Stock, q, 49,
bales Exports 's sSas%ise sa1S s
new ORLEANS Oct is. 1872
oass erS Kapoc Great Nsa TBsisRa Bran
soss;5wse' Sales to-day 1000 last evening, 1000 Stock
@ GoS ss. % nsss9, sSSs ossTs % ss. Ss esss s1ss
srts s. syyss 4 d.
No spring % sic 'sSSs' s Corn Vd dull and
sS %sss s & o. sI s snd
ecisd sU % sye @ Sr sssua5 ana c Bas se
iisy Si% Fail sss' sss.e; fsrs quiet ana sa
a
corn s7SS d. sas rs sIso SS barley shIp.
corH. 5SS Do S oai: %S Ic Ss rys s9o 90 10
rs :ss.sS sass . 81 Ss Il s
ss1 H9ss' ss,ss :tss e
SishSas :slss Com Rs Ssnsfs "f fSr
sSss ssisa Rss ssss Dsl 'faS s
ssssy < Y.eaa Gs
Se% ss.sa % & &ASa bss s
Ley SS dsS7 % 3 ees su.Ss,s lumber s ~
SSshes BARLEY ees s0Tn
The amount Of grain on the canal from Buffalo to 0s
s. Ss
corn. Isl 900 bushels OATS 662,0O bushels barley.
Spirits Of turpentine firm at S,se Rosin rm At 81 50
for s.rsinsd q for low No. Crude turpentinc
steady at ss 80