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Notice TO ShipDerS.

n. 8 O. AND N. & n. W. RAILROADS.
NASHVILLE, TRNN., March ID, 1873. {
TINE NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA
Il Railroad will not receive any more freights
for points beyond Chattanooga until further no
tice. Steamboats, bringing freiehts consigned TO
this road are Noticed that they will have to pro-
tect such freights at their own expense until the
road is in condition TO receive and forward it.
mhI62 t Y. B. JONES, Freight Agent.
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City Hotel, MurfreesbOr0.

HAVING PURCHASED THE INTEREST
Ii or j. A. Crockett in the above Hotel. we beg
to announce to our friends and the public that
the house has been completely renovated and
nteed up Tor the reception Of guests We pro-
pose 10 Keep the house in good style, well sun
phed, and pay every attention to the comfort
ana convenience of visitors, and ask for q con-
tinuance OF patronage and support SO literally
bestowed upon our predecessors.
seol6 eodsm& BUTLER q MoHENRY.
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Barnes g. Co. Will Sell ON Mon
day Morning,

A T 10 O'CLOCK, AT THEIR AUCTION
Aroom, No. % n. College ST., % Oil Paintings,
by j. T. Wagner, formerly of this city. Also, so
Chromos. This sale is positive, and will be sold
to high st bidder for cash. Lovers of art would
do well to attend this sale. 1t
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NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA
l AND
St. LOUIS RAILWAY.

FT7RAINS RUN TO AND FROM OHTROE
Il Street Depot as follows:
Lave. Chattanooga Trains. ARRIvx.
e;45 Ak. Except Sunday. I.30 P.W.
o-OV Yen" DAILY. 1:30 An.
Memphis and Sd. louis Trains.
- -. ARRIVE
S.o1 A-4. DAILY. 4:k0 Az,
l:4 P N. Sundays Excepted. AIS 49,
Il hours TO Memphis hours 70 ST. I ,ouIe
Through to Memphis without change.
Shortest route to New Orleans. Throu1h
Sleeping Cars from Mckenzie. Time % x houPE.
SheIbyvilIe Accommodation.
LRAvnS. ARprvpz
$3.50 Pm. Except Sunday o.50 a ~
IS miles shorter to Memphis than via Decafur.
more than HOO miles shorter to St LouEa than
via Louisville, and many hours quicker.
X SLEEPING CARS accompany the 500 p
=. train 70 Chattanooga, and las P. NJ train TO
Memphis. A. H. Robinson, Ticket Agent. Mar
well House, L. NJ. CUNNINGHAM Church Street
Depot. j. W. THOMAS Gen1 Supt.
JANIS Il
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
BUILDING LOTS In SOUTH
NASHVILLE.
CAS- HI q Al L

TN PURSUANCE OF THE PROVISIONS
of Trust Deed executed to me by j. W.
Wilson. registered on page 81 of Book At, Regis
ter's Office, will offer at public sale, FOR
CASH, at the Court House, at IL O'Clock M, on
- Thursday, March %, 1873,
the whole of lot No. "a and part of lot No. % in
Nelson's Plan, fronting 202 feet on Market and
running through 1911 feet inches to College st.
This property lies within one square of the
depot Of the South Nashville Street 4. R., and
near the residence of John Lumsden Esq. Sale
positive. MORTON B. HOWELL.
mh6 I'd Trustee,
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WASHINGTON rumor connects Columbus
Delano with the Treasury Department. as
the successor of SECRETARY Boutwell,.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
00ooNoeD"oo~oooo0O
BeuEah Lodge No. 426. F.&A.M.

THERE WILL BE A CALLED meet q
i ing of Beulah Lodge No. 426, F. 8 ~
A. Masons, on MONDAY EVENING, XIX
March II, 1873, at " O'Clock, for woRK./V\
By order of the W. NJ.
1t VIM. h. MORROW, Secretary.
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e G g s. /!
-
o snn BBLS. EGGS WANTED, for which
l,OVU the highest market price will be paid by
S. G. BRADLEY, Produce Dealer,
janIO SIN No. 145 South Ma Set street.
FURNITURE HOUSES.
ODoyoNDONoN0oO O0Or~oNN<.roo
BRADFORD NICHOL,

HAS NOW ON HAND THE LARGEST,
IL best and most varied assortment of Par.
lOr, Chamber and Dining Room Fur.
niture ever in the South; and proposes to give
peculiar inducements for the next 80 days. Call
and examine before concluding purchase else
where-always pleasure to show our goods.
MARI I'm
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MEDICAL.
Dr. MARTINS COW-PO VIRUS

Absolutely Pure non-humanizede Vaccine VII.
rus, obtained by the method of TRUE Animal
Vaccination, instituted by Prof. Depsul, OF
Paris, in April, 1866, from the famous case of
spontaneous cOw-pox at Beaugeney, in France,
and inauguTated in America in September, 1870,
by DR.. Henry A. Martin, with virus and auto
graph Instructions from the hand of Prof De-
paul Our establishment is by far the largest
and most perfect in the world. Large Ivory
lancet" points, packages Of 10, $500; primary
crusts (scabs) most carefully selected, $500. All
virus is fully warranted efficient. 1t will be
packed to go with perfect safety by mail. Full
directions for use accompany each package. Re-
mittance mast accompany order. Safe delivery
of Virus insured.
DIR. HENRY A. MARTIN &SON,
Boston Highlands, Mass.
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Sf. Louis Short Lime.
81, Louis And SOUTHEASTERN RL'Y


80 10 900 Miles the Shortest, and sew.
erRA HOURS the Quick est Route
70 50. Louis, and all Points
WEST and NORTH.
limo 10 Sc. Louis only 10X Hours.
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT SEPT. %, 1872:
st Louis Through Express leaves at 500 A.
NJ, and arrives at st. Louis $50 P. NJ.
HOpkinsville and Memphis Express leave NJ
lao P. NJ. arrives at HopkinsYille $50 P. NJ; ar
rives at Memphis 2:45 A NJ
Through Tickets on sale TO all points Wess
and North. Baggage checked and an informa-
ton given at Transfer Office, Maxwell House,
and at College Street Depot.
Ask Tor Tickets via asst. Louis Short Line0
n Z. T. WINSLOW, GenY Manager
1. w. GARRETT, Master TRANSPORTATION,
We DAVENPORT, General Ticket Agent
Eepfi II
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Exposition Privileges.

GAyODlSAVA 1AANALO9SCs
dds WILL BE RECEIVED FOR THE
ID privileges of occupying the Ice Cream Saloon
during the Exposition, with exclusive right 10
ice cream, small confectioneries, fruits, nuts,
hot coffee, sandwiches, meats, pickles, etc. also
two soda water stands, with mineral and medi-
cinal waters. Successful bidders will be requir-
ed to fit up in handsome style and conform to
city prices in selling. Seal bids Address until
goth inst. P. M. r. A. CAMPBELL,
Secretary Nashville Industrial Exposition.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
mo. 1881

No. y349.1
PETITION FOR INCORPORATION.
CTATE OF TENNESSEE, Office Clerk and
y Master CT ancery Court. John Lumsden,
Charles Stockell, William Duncan, Jesse
French, William Stocked, and B. F. wilson,
have this day filed their amended petition for in
corporation under the name OF The Peoples
Gas Light Company of Nashville, pray
ing for the powers conferred by law upon com
panies manufacturing and vending gas
1t is therefore ordered, that all per
sons appear at the next term of the Court
to be held on the frat Monday in April next, and
show cause why letters of Incorporation should
not issue, or the same will be proceeded with ez
parte. 1t is ordered further, that copy of this
order be published for thirty days in the Nash
vile Union and American. A true copy-attest:
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR.,
Clerk and Master.
j. H. SHANKLAND, Solicitor.
March 6, lS73.-1m
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AVOID oUAcKs.

A victim Of early indiscretion, causing nervous
debility, premature decay, etc., having tried in
vain every advertised remedy, has discovered a
simple means of self-cure, which he will send
free to his fellow-suferers. Address j. r.
REEVES, rs Nassau st New York.
febE5 eow2W
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Notice.
Largest and best Stock this
Season at Auction.

VEATMAN, SHIELDS 6 co. WILL SELL
Tuesday morning, 18th March, at 10 O'Clock,
the largest assorted line of fresh. seasonable
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods yet sold by us this
season, comprising late arrivals of Dress and
White Goods, go dozen Hosiery, Spring Hats,
Fashionable Clothing, Jeans, Cloths, Cashmere,
Linen Drills and Ducks, Prints, Domestics,
Ticks, and a great variety of small wares, No
tions, Trimmings etc. City and country trade
solicited. Porter Block, Cedar ST. mh1S 1t
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-03-07
ER UITLAND.

Grim winter is past, and those balmy
days that We SO often dream about
have returned again. I'VE have not
seen much SPAIN" down this way
Ed. NEws.l Birds are singing, bees
are humming, and farmers blowing /;
all are happy in the return of spring.
Now is the time to plant onions and
fence posts, and our farmers know it,
and are planting with a zeal that
''means business"
Our agricultural society holds an
other special meeting on the 9Th inst,
the annual meeting being on the 18th
OF April.
Some of our farmers are losing
their best calves with black-ieg.
Why don't those having hedge
plants to sell advertise Almost every
day and some times half dozen times
q day 1 hear the question, Scan you
tell me who has hedge plants to sell ~
Now that Uncle Sam has decided
to remove the Kaw Indians this spring,
we will "see what we will see." AL
ready the "waters are troubled" and
railroad monopolies are looking with
a wistful eye on the entire reservation.
DURANGO.
Durango" is probably mistaken as
to the removal of the Indians, this
spring. We have had no news to that
effect.
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structed them. Everything worked
to his satisfaction during the evening,
but the NEXT day at school the boys
could not resist telling how they had
been "bribed." The proceeds of the
entertainment amounted to $3.50
Having 81 to pay for the use of the
school house, he came out 81 so ahead,
for, being so elated with his success,
he went away failing to paw his hotel
bill. He stated that he came this
time simply TO esta blish a reputation,
and would return in about two weeks.
We anxiously await his return. Is
not this the same fellow that gulled
the people at the Rapids. Before he
exhibited here he was shown the no
tiee in the NEWS of the person who
performed at the above place, but sail
that was another fellow. Look out
for him. country towns.
SPRING POEMS. is not the NEWS
becoming dilatory in publishing the
usual number of poems on spring?
1t might have an effect to hasten its
approach. The NEWS circulates so
extensively it might be productive of
good results.
Nell Campbell bought one of the
houses In "Smut," and has it on whe els
preparatory to moving out on to his
land to De occupied by q renter.
The NEW RAILRoAD.-Tel us
wherein We are to be directly benefit
ed by the railroad proposition as pub
lished in the NEWS We are watch
ing and waiting, and at present are
not favorably impressed. Give us all
the information you can so that we
may vote understandingly. There
seemed to be q unanimity of feeling
in favor of the propos ition as voted on
before, but now opinions are chang
ing. Come, now, if you get busheI,
give us pint. We ask but little up
here, and little is not denied. Rumor
has it that a railroad will start from
Carbonate, pass through Americas
and connect with the A. T. & s. F. at
this place in spite of all we can do.
Wherefore is this thusly? How long
after the bond election will this pro-
position be considered? York says he |
did, and PomeroY says he did not.
Good Lord, deliver us. J.E.L.
March 4th, 1875.
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PLYMOUTH.

EDITOR News: There seems to be
no abatement in the sickness here.
Charley Mcclure and wife were lying
dangerously sick at last accounts.
Several others who were quite low are
slowly recovering. Thos. p. Jackson,
Of this place, died very suddenly the
first of last week. HIS father was
one of the earliest settlers Of this val
ley, coming here from Iowa SEINE six
teen years ago, bringing with him =
family OF . wife and seven children.
The one who lately died makes the
last one Of the family, with the excep-
ton of the old gentleman. A member
Of the family in which young jackson
was boarding, little girl, is quite
sick with the same disease.
A SwINDLER--We were aflicted,
few evenings since, with an exhibi-
ton from Prof. Gouge-'em, who came
here accompanied by a colored man,
who announced from house to house
that there would be an exhibition
given at the school house In the even
ing, consisting Of ''ventTiloquism, =
slight-of-hand, etc. For fear that he
might not succeed in his efforts 70
mesmeriss he gave swo small boys
complimentary tickets to do as he In
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RIGGS, DUNLAP & Cove had oc-
casIon, some weeks ago, to speak OF
two of our banking institutions, the
First National, and the Emporia Ma
tional. Emporia has a third banking
house, which is doing a good business
that of Riggs, Dunlap & Co. This
institution located here In 1869, and
has always received q good share OF
the business of the public. 1t occu-
pies one OF the most Important cor
ners in the city, and has one OF the
best buildings and vaults in this part
of the State. The firm is composed
OF very careful and judicious business
men, who enjoy the confidence OF the
business public, and is consequently
well patronized These gentlemen are
also wide-awake to our local interests,
and Mr.. Riggs excellent Judgment in
business matters and public affairs has
been very useful to the community on
many occasions. In regard TO bank
ing Institutions, Emporia is as well
fixed rs any point in the State.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ANEoUEcEMEET.-T undersigned
beg leave to call the attention Of their
friends and patrons to 9 few facts,
which they think VIII prove Of great
benefit to all who desire to save money
by paying only for what they get.
First, all mast know that merchants
who sell on credit lose a certain per
cent. of their accounts, and to balance
this loss mast sell for a greater profit
this profit we propose to give 70 our
customers by selling strictly for cdsh,
thus not creating any bad debts for
cash buyers to pay. After six years'
experience in the credit business, we
are fully prepared to say that we know
that we can save money for our Gus
toners and ourselves, by refusing 10
sell only for cash, commencing March
10th, 1873. Thankful for past favors,
we-ask our friends tO give us trial,
feeling sure that by impartial dealing
and strict adherence to low cash prices,
We can benefit all our customers.
Those indebted to US will laver us if
they will call and settle their accounts
Immediately, either by cash or note
for settle we must.
10-1t j. C. Hall q BIO.
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The above questions on gardening
to be answered by A. G. white.
Cultivation of the raspberry, by
Aaron Miller.
Trees and shrubs for ornamental
planting, by J. W. Truitt.
Subject for general discussion, "Best
manner OF starting blue grass"
Signed, L. T. HERITAaE,
ISAAC CRILEY,
J. W. TRUTTT,
Committee.
On motion Jas. Phenis was request
ed to prepare an essay on tree plant
ing. to be presented at the next meet
ing. In consideration of the fact that
we are just entering the planting sea-
son, it was considered desirable that
all the information possible be ELECTED
on this matter.
On motion, the secretary was in
strueted to procure a copy each Of
Downing's and Barry's fruit books.
On motion, adjourned to meet In the
school room over B. T. Wright's store,
corner 4th avenue and Commercial
street, on Saturday. March 18th, at 10
O'Clock q. m,
All persons are invited to attend.
AID. CHAMBERS, Pres't.
ROBERT MILLIKEN, Sec'y.
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CITY ELEcrIoN.
havoc

We, the citizens of Emporia. being in favor
OF wise administration Of law, and judging
OF the future BY the past, do with pleasure an
the ensuing city electioa.
n ". Pearsali, 4 II. Hobers, T. johnson,
T. Il Fry, Z. B. Peyton, J. w. Norris, Geo. W.
Bennett Z. BaaeEon, g. p Jones', ,. C. Jones,
BTrumball. T. G. whitley, John u. Henson,
h n Hoover, Nv. Sanders, K NacLennan,
:. W. Hrith, ". R. Cochran, d. W. Eastman,
Ahner Hadiey. R. p. Dixon. A Scott, 8
DaugheEty, 0rrin Miller, ". J. Brewer, E n.
Ford. T. H Davis. =. Epstein 3 Co., Z. 7,
NiehOls, W. 3. Smith, D. d. Bragunier, h v
Bundrem, W. II. Nicks, W. n. Grtmth,
Smith. II. C. Cross, Van B. Holmes. n. Bird
al. s Hurd e 2 Raneron
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Sc IS
Balance in treasury,

Balance in treasury, Sc IS
The following questions were pre-
sented, and on motion, referred to the
business committee:
Has gardening proved profitable
year by year in our market?
Can sale be found for most vege-
tables 4?
What ground is best, upland or low.
land?
Can cabbage be successfully grown
here, and what the probable cause of
its failure last yearP
The business committee reported
the following programme:
An address or essay by Rev. Mr..
Melvin, 70 chose his own subject.
Training and pruning the grape
vine, by Geo. Waite.
What varieties of apple, peach. pear,
plum, and cherry shall we plant? LIST,
give description of fruit, growth and
habit of tree. productiveness, value for
market, table or kitchen; I'd, What
has BEEN your own experience with
each varsity recommended? Sd, What
the experience of others as known to
your 4th, In what localities have
they proved valuable? BY Isaac Cri-
ley.
What varieties of grapes shall we
plant? Remarks under the same ar
rangement as the preceding, with the
origin Of varieties, by Robert MnIiken
History of the apple, by A. D.
Chambers.
Best timber trees for prairie plant
ing, by ]. II. Miller.
Best flowers Tor masslng, ribbon
beds, beds in background, &C., viii
directions for planting, by Mrs. VII.
son. f
Flowers and plants for parior cal.
ture with directions for their manage
msnt, by Mrs. Milliken.
How to raise strawberries, by Mrs
Slocum.
Cultivation Of the blackberry, BY J
A. Newlin.
How to grow cabhAges, by N. F
Ames.
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E1fPORTA.


NEW ADVERTISEMENTS pre-
sent this week the following list of
new advertisements:
C. F.. Kelsey-Double column an
nouncement.
Hall & Brother--Cash System. F.
Ohio & Mississippi Railway.
f. Baker-Administ rator's sale.
Coal Company--Notice to stock
holders.
Hamilton Howard Road notice.
John ii Williams-Road notice.
Mei2s & Walton-Real estate agents.
Situation wanted.
T. A. Harrow-Hogs for sale.
NJ. S. Piper-Seed for sale.
House wanted.
o. Martinson-For sale or trade.
Lee s. Sargent-New goods coming.
G. w. Frederick-Apple trees for
sale.
Howard & Wagon
material, &C., for sale cheap.
T.. j. Lehnhard-Team for sale.
@. W. acknowledgements for sale
cheap. H.a
Epstein & Co.-Hides wanted.
j. w. Ford-Lost.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATIoSs.-Th
examination held February %, 1873,
resulted as follows: Whole number OF
applicants, IS; two received first-grade
certificates, five received secOnd-gTade
and three third-grade. Seven appli-
cants came in too late to be examined
in all the branches, but will attend the
examination in March and complete
their work. This they are required to
do before they can get certificates.
All applicants should be present at
these examinations at precisely nine
o'clock, for, having completed the work
in one branch we will not 60 back to
the same work again during that ex-
animation. From the fact that previ-
Gus examinations have not included
United States History, will assign q
limited portion of the work for each
special examination. The work in this
branch for the March examination will
include all mp to ''Jefferson's Admin
CHAs. CAvANEss,
County Sup't.
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MArshal.

Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce my
name as candidate for reelection to
the Office of City Marshal, at the COM
ing spring election.
W. II. GILCHRIKsr.
EMPoRIA, March LIST, 1873.
EDITOR NEWS: Please announce
my name as an independent candidat
for the office of City Marshal at the
ensuing city election.
WELLINGTON w. WaIPPLK.
By request of several OF the bus l.
ness men of Emporia, announce my
self as candidate for Marshal at the
ensuing city election
d. C.. CRANDALL.
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FLORA, daughter of w. B. and Mary
Holt, died at Hartford on Sunday night
last, with lung fever, aged sixteen
months. She was brought here and
buried on Wednesday last.
ALVIN HEWITT, aged 16 years and 4
months, died at Hartford, on Saturda y
last, of spotted fever.
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MAPLzWoop CElrETKRY-H.COnner
Is the authorised agent for the sale OF
lots in this cemetery, located north.
west Of the city. He WIN attend 70
having graves dug for those who de-
sire him 70 do 80.
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Nor NEw.-The Charter Oak Stoves
were introduced to the public twenty
years ego, and the demand for them
has increased with each succeeding
year. The Excelsior Manufacturing
Company IL now prepared 20 supply,
in any quantity, those who need
good stove. Sold by Bruner & Nc
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-03-07

EPISCOPAL CHURcH.-Services for
the I'd Sunday in Lent. In the morn
ing the Holy Communion will be adj
ministered. Subject of Sermon /:
Christ Tempted in the Wilderness"
Subject for the evening: "The Widows
Son Restored to Life"
We have had the chimney of our
church cleared out, so that our stoves
will not now be likely to fill the room
with smoke, as they did when we last
had service.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-03-07

The hide market is moro lively. Ep-
stein II Co. say they must purchase
10000 to 10000 pounds within the next
20 days, and want sellers to see them
before dispOsing of their hides. They
are bound to have that amount, no
matter what the cash cost may be.
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Its singular announcement for q
grocer, but nevertheless true, that G.
w. Frederick has the incest and cheap
est lot of two year old home grvwn
apple trees In the market. lOt3
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-03-07
Final Settlement.

NOTICE Il hereby given to all credit.
IN ors or others interested In the estate
Of WIN. Smulling. deceased, that the I'M
dersigned administrator Of said estate
will make final settlement OF said estate
on the LIST day OF the next regular term OF
the Probate court Of Lyon county, Kan.
sas, to commence on the 1st Monday in
April, 1915. E. B. PEYTON,
Stl Administrations