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DIR. Collyer, the chemist OF the
Agricultural Department, is enthusi-
astic on the possibilities of sorghum
cultivation. He says: "Ifthey give
me ten acres of ground to experiment
onsnext season, will return twenty
tons Of raw sorghum sugar, or for
felt my reputation" He estimates,
says the Utica Herald, that the cost
of production can not exceed three
cents per pound. This would give a
margin for profit far ahead ofeorn or
wheat raising, and put sugar on the
table at prices below the lowest reach
ed the past year. Illinois produces
q corn crop worth $75,00o.000 annu-
ally. DR.. Collyer says one-tenth the
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The telegraph report this morning
of the Mark Lane Express on the
British crops, is as blue as indigo.
1t is this lamentable condition of az
fairs in Europe, and especially in
England, Scotland and Ireland, that
holds the wheat market in this coun-
try at this time above the shipping
point. The holdings of wheat at
Chicago and New York are immense.
A Chicago dispatch is to the following
effect tr. ,.--5 Z.
CHICAGO, January 1.-THE larg-
est single payment of gold coin in
this city was made yesterday by the
First National Bank of Chicago,
The bank paid out in settlement of
its clearing house balances ST, &c.,
900. OF this sum 81, 100000 was in
gold coin. This coin was received
from New York in twenty kegs, each
keg Weighing three hundred pounds
and containing $4,000. The trans
portation through the streets was at
tended by FIVE men to handle and
guard the treasure. BY an arrange
ment between the bands and the
Clearinghouse officers the gold was
delivered directly at the several credi-
tor banks. BY this arrangement the
transportation and handling were
simpified. This coin was sent hith-
err lby7Jim Keene in payment for
wheat, and with other remittances
of like character will largely enter
into general circulation in the city.
The balances at the Clearing house
yesterday were $15,S46,000, being
about 100000 greater than the
clearanees on Friday which were
greater than on any preceding day
in the history of the city, ins /. eafg
Yesterday there was "a report on
Change that 100000 more had
been sent out from New York. The
clearings of the week footed up $40.
3l0,916, against $22,I74,433 in the
corresponding week of last year. AS
coin is coming extensively into cir
culation, the officers of the Clearing
House have matnred a plan to avoid
expenses and trouble in handeling it
Banks having gold will deposit it in
a safety deposit vault, underneath
the Clearing House Certificates will
be given fer it which can be used
either to pay Clearing House bal
-anes or to draw the gold out again
The vault will be under the Joint
charge of the President of the Clear
ing House and the Chairman of the
Executive Committee.
The immense accumulation of grain
here and in the East has forced the
North western railroad to issue in
structions to its station agents te
take no more wheat for shipment tt
this city. The officers of the road
calculate that they have SO far receiY
ed about one half the crop that is te
come forward. -sEg
DIR. Collyer, the chemist OF The
Agricultural Department, is enthusi
astic on the possibilities of sorghum
cultivation. He says: "Ifthey Civ,
me ten acres of ground to experiment
on next season, will return twenty
tons Of raw sorghum sugar, or for
felt my reputation" He estimates
says the Utica Herald, that the cos
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ChurcI, Notes

Rev. Mr.. Kirby, who has recently been
assigned 10 the charge of the NJ. L.
church, Of this city, occupied his new
pulpit for the first time Sunday, and
preached morning and evening. The
impression produced by his discourses
was that he is the right man in the right
1 place There is sort of religious snap
and cnergy about him that will suit En-
poria, and promises TO prove a potent
factor in keeping the moral interests of
the town abreast with her material
prosperity. His earnestness and vigor
of style offered ample pledges of his abil
iiy to make himself felt in the commun-
ity, and his forciblc logic coupled With
spontaneity of elOQuence which frequent
~ traHscends the measure ofcareful rheto-
ric, proclaim him the posscssor of the
qualifications of a popular sermonizer.
Rev. Kirby gives evidence of Il deepse
of the grave responsibility of his import
ant trust, and we predict Tor him very
large measure of success in his field of
labor in this city.
AT the Presbyterian church, the pastor,
Rev. Mr.. Dudley. preached AN eloquent
Easter discourse in the morning and in
the evening continued his series of ser
mons TO young people, the subject of
dancing being the topic at present under
discussion.
Rev. Mr.. COrdley, of the Congrega-
tional church, preached to a large con
gregatiOn in tho morning, taking for his
subject the appropriate theme of the
resurrection, which was treated with his
characteristic ability In the evening
delightful praise service was held, IN
which large number participated.
Rev. Mr.. Gates, OF the Baptist church,
was welcomed back TO his pulpit yester-
day, after short absence, by a large and
appreeiaiiYc congregation, who are in
hearty accord with their minister ana
his efforts to promote tie canse of the
church in this city.
Appropriate Easter services were held
at the Episcopal church, Rev. Thos. |
Burrows, the pastor, officiating.
Rev. J. G. Shoemaker, pastor OF the
Reformed church, of this city, who has |
been east some time for the purpose of !
raising funds for the erection ola church |
in this place, will return home the latter
part of this week fully prepared to begin |
the work at once. Reformed services in
the court house Sunday morning nj IL |
O'Clock.
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Miss Mary Dram. Of London, England
is visiting her sister. Mrs. n, Ryno, il
this city.
Miss F. NJ Estabrook went Monda,
to St. Louis, where she will make visi
Of some weeks.
T Mr. Almerin Gilleu went to Topcka
Monday TO Try mandamus suit in the su
preine court, in which the mayor of Pea
body is concerned.
Mr.. w. II. Andres, general agent Of
Professor Address, the magician, was in
the city Tuesday, aud arranged for en-
tertainmenis ia Emporia on the 18th and
18Th af-April.
Mr.. 4. Y. Green, of the Kansas City
Journal, more fannliarly known as Joe
Fluiier, was in the city Sunday, and
hallowed the Sabbath at the Park Place
hotel by his pious presence
DIR. DelaP, after thorough canvass of
the different towns Of Kansas, returns 10
EmpOria, and in the CONVICTION that il
has no. rival in Kansas, will locate
here for the practice of his profession.
Mr.. and Mrs. It. G. Whitley returned
last Tuesday from the east, reporting
heavy purchases Of dry goods and mil
linery stock. They speak of many new
and pretty designs in staple articles and
notions.
Lot Snoddy returned ON Tuesday from
Philadelphia where he has been attend
ing medical school for the past two
years. Lot is welcomed home by many
friends. He says Philadelphia is the
finest city he has ever seen, and next TO
the city of brotherly love, comes Empo-
ria. We suppose we will have TO become
accustomed to DR. Snoddy from this on.
We congratulate You, Doctor, ON your
safe return after your successful course.
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GOOD THING - German Syrup Is the
special prescription of DIR. a BOschee a ceIe-
cd to he one of the most fortunate discoveries
IN medieine 1t quickly cures coughs, colds
ana all lung troubles of the severest nature
ana leaving the parts in a strong and healthy
condition IL is not an eXperime ntal med.
cine. but has stood the test for years giving
satisfaction in every case, which IFS ranidIy
increasing sale every season confirms Two
million bottles sold annually Beware of
medicines OF similar names lately introduced.
Bosehee's German Syrup was introduced in
the United states in 1865, and is now sold in
every town and village in the civilized world.
Three doses will relieve any or1Iinarv conah
Price 20 cents Sample bottle, 10 cents lOeoW
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Shar;Re c,Io

j. w Lynn, plaintiff VS. s. i. Ruggies and
b: l. Ruggles, inistratrix OF X. I'll =,
huSgies, deceased and William Ruggles
ana robert NJ Ruggles, minor heirs al r
Ruggles, deceased, defendants.
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of an
district court, sitting in and for the county
OF Lyon and state of Kansas, in the above en-
utlea cause and TO me directed L WILL on
Wednesday, the 28th day OF April, A. ID. 1880
at the 'front.' door of the court house in the
GSn1ty OF Emporia, Lyon county, Kansas. at
~ oGloek. a. m, offer for sale and sell at pub
the flSht- title aid interest OF the sid de
PENDANTS in and to the following described
rear estate, to wit: The south half of the
southeast quarter of the northeast quarter OF
section sixteen, township nineteen, range
eleFen Is "a Sc y of ne 4, 16-l9-II), contains
ing twenty acres, in Lyon county, Kansas
without the improvements thereon. Said
real real estate to be sold as the property of the
said aelendants, to satisfy said order OF sale
b. MOON, sheriff of Lyon county. Kas
March 81 1880. vIS15
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an Eaitqr In Luck.

St. Jacobs on cures rheumatism: of
this am convinced. For two wears /
suffered with rheumatism in nv left
shoulder and right arm, and last fall /
was incapable of attending to NV duties.
and lay many night unable to sleep on
account of terrible pains. A few weeks
ago severe attack of this trouble struck
me, and this time concluded 10 try the
st. Jacobs Oil, / must acknowledge with
but little confidence in its merits. /
freely confess that the result has COM
pletely astonished me. The first apDIi-
cation relieves the pain very materially.
and the continued use of only tyy,, hot,
ties has completely cured me of this
chronic evil, and that after the most emf
nent physicians and their prescriptions
had been of no avail l therefore CON
sIder il duty TO publish the above for
the benefit of all sufferers with rheuma
tism and kindred complaints.
g. q. HEIIAIAN.
Editor Republican, Pittsburg, Pa.
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AMERICUS NOTES.
Edited by "Keno."
MONDAY, March 90.

| mONOAf, MdTcn ~.
Our milliner has come
Frank Grosscup is now in charge o.
the branch store of Sherman s. Richard
son at this place.
.Martins-the harbingers of spring
have struck Americas.
Who can say its hard times, when they
can buy so many fine goods at Willey's
cheap grocery store, in Americas?
Now keep off the ague this spring by
taking Browns Sarsaparilla and Al,
throp's Constitutional Tonic, for sale by
NJ. w. Gibson.
Examine Willey's teas, sugar and coE
fee. They are cheap and nice.
On tomorrow Squire Miller goes TO
Topeka, win Wheat to Parsons, r. H
Mahan and Bob Hall to Arkansas, and
VIM. ana Charlie Linington, Philip and
John Gimble and Jas. List to Montana.
KENO
MARCH Both, 1880.
"Good-hye's" are in order this morn
ing.
Farewell, Bob. and if forever-still
forever etc"
Miss Ella Royal Is very i'll.
E. Colkins addition is ready for plas-
tereIs
Dell. Woods cottage will he ready
next
Car load OF hogs shipped this morning
by Wheeler Bros.
Prof. Egan came up and began prac-
tice with the apollo" last evening.
Peas and beans, by the ounce, pound
or bushel, at NJ. w. Gibson's.
Our milliner likes A-merry-cps and
means to stay. Girls, We can all have
new hats. KENO.
WEDNESDAY, March 81.
Weather cloudy and windy
Keno gone-lnafers' retreat closed up.
Poor discOnsolates.
James Crock happy Says it's girl
The third term of the Americas pub
lie schools commenced on Monday last.
Blue grass, amber cane and German
millet seed, at NJ. w. Gibson's.
Scarlet fever in towr Measles boom
ing.
The books, etc, found by Mr.. B. F.
Pack, as reported in yesterdays daily,
belong to Rev. L. Wenger, of Junction
City, Kansas, formerly pastor at Ameri-
Gus, now presiding elder of the Evan
gelical church. Some three or four |
months ago, while going over his usual |
charge, he stopped, in company with |
Rev. Bower, at the Windsor hotel in |
Emporia He set his gripsacIl, contain
ing the books spoken of, number of
of bishop Albright, the
founder of their church, together with a
good suit of clothes, shirts, etc, down in
The office for few moments, aud on his
return it was gone. Search was made
FOR it at the time, but without avail
Rev. Wenger would be pleased to receive
he books, as some of them are family
,elics. BREvET KENO.
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If not above being taught by man,
use Dobbins' Electric Soap next wash
day; used without wash boiler OF board,
and used differently from any other soap
made. 1t seems droll TO think of a auiet.
orderly two hours light work on wash
day, with no heat, no steam, or smell of
washing through the house, instead of a
long days hard work: but hundreds of
thousands of women from Nova Scotia
TO Texas have proved for themselves that
this Is done by using Dobbias' Electric
Soap Don't buy it, however, if too set
IN your ways to use il according to d.
rections, so simple as to seem almost
ridiculous, and 50 easy that girl of
twelve years can do a large wash without
being tired 1t positively will not in
Jure the finest fabric, has been before the
public fifteen years, and its sale doubles
every year. II your grocer has not got
u ne viii get il, as all wholesale grocers
keep IT. l. l. Cragin s Co., Philadel-
phIa, manufacturers John M. Butler
q Co, Agents. dS4lan2zwiOianS0cod
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The following resolutionson the death
Of A. d. Freeman were adopted by the
masonic lodge of Emporia at lis meeting
after the funeral Saturday:
WHEREAS, II has pleased almighty
God IN his wise Providence TO call our
brother Augustus d. Freeman from labor
10 reireshment. therefore
Resolced, That Emporia Lodge a. F.
q A. NJ. hereby tenders TO the bereaved
friend their heartfelt sympathies and to
the widow and only child any assistance
they may require and in our power to
render
Res0EUed, That in .he death of our
brother, society losses an exemplary citi-
zen; the lodge a true and worthy brother
and the business community an honest
man.
ResOlced, That our lodge be draped in
mourning and that copy of these reso-
buttons be furnished the family and 10
each of the city papers for publication.
JOSEPH F. CULVER,
Z. +. SPRAGUE,
j. G.. JONES, Committee.
Emporia, March 80. 1880
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L. Notea.

WEDNESDAY, March 81.
The school al Bunker Hill is progress
ing in the even tenor of lis way.
Feed. such as hay, fodder, &c. yer,
scarce in this vicinity Farmers am
cattle men are longing for spring to star
the grass.
b. H. G. Wilbur has bought seventy
head of two year old steers. to Craze near
142 creek this summer.
The prospect for fruit in this neighbor
hood is said 10 be promising.
Quite storm passed here on the Goth
of March, when haiistones fell the size
OF walnut, accompanied with stiff
breeze.
An organization of class meeting in
the Protestant Methodist church took
place at FSirview- on Sunday evening,
March 2Sth. Jr,NFs
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Road Notice

Notice is hereby given that a petition has
Decn presented to the board of county com
ihlssiohefs OF Lyon county, Kansas asking
Tor tne location of county road as follows
to-Wlt: commencing at the center of sec
ton l, township IS, RAM eIO at the noTtbeoSt
corner OF Americas TOWNSHIP; thence east on
nail section line US near as practicable TO the
hoItheast corner of the southeast Quarter of
section =, township Is, range IL, which point
Is me termination of said road And upon
s sai Pfoposed road the board appointed the
Littlt and Dun G. Edwards, to meet at the
oegi1ning of said road, on the 5th day of
Apfil, A ID 1880, at 10 O'Clock a m and i'm
conjunction with the county surveyor To
view, locate and survey said road, and to give
an parties a nearing; By order of the bosrrl
Wl3kl4 WIN L. EWING Co (,Ierr
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EDITORS DAILY NEWS: see in your
issue of March 25th an article on school
bonds, written by Commercial" that
meets my entire appreciation. Mr. Davis
and others are very ready to advocate
school bonds for school houses, but gen.
orally this class pay comparatively little
taxes. 1t seems to me very unjust for
those who pay little or nothing to sup
port schools and public debts TO force
burdens upon the tax payers of the city
for Improvements we can get along with
out. A debt Of $4,000 was voted on us
a few months ago for water works, which
ve could have doTe well without. and
there is no telling where this bond voting
will stop, if we do not put an end TO # at
once have lived in this town and vi.
einity twenty-four years, and have been
a tax payer all the time and never have
been delinquent l hope the tax PAYERS
OF Emporia will consider this matter
well before they vote.
ED. s. G. BRowN.