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Christian sabbath.

The passage from our Lords Sermon on
the Mount, with its context, is sufficiently
explicit enforcement of the moral law. But
when H says The Sabbath was made for
man." He clearly refers to its original in
stitution as a universal law, and not TO its
obligation upon the Jews OIL" o@ly. it was
MADE for man, in its most unlimited sense,
as creature bound to love and worshin
God, his maker, while here on his trial for
eternity.
Again lie says; Il came not to destroy
the law, but to fuliH.'' This was literally
true, so far as the sermonial law was con
cerned. When the great antetype laid HIM
self upon the altar. then there was no more
use for the type. It was fulfilled. But in
what sense does He fulfill the moral law,
which is the matter in question ? answer,
clearly not that He ever did or can fulfill the
law in any sense, so that its claims are re-
linquished practically and personally as our
rule aud guide. But in this, evidently,
Christ fulflls the law as condition of sal
walton, and pays the penalty, so that the
righteousness of the law is fulfilled in us
who walk not after the flesh, but the spirit,
and He becomes the end of the law for
righteousness TO every one that beleYeth.
So now the conditions of salvation are
changed from works. TO .taiA This may
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Sheriff. Sale.

Griffihs Z Howe
vs.. State of Kansas.
Hartford Collegiate Institute Lyon county. IS.
DY virtue of an execution, bearing date the
ID 2Gth day of June, A. D.l8G4. to me direct
ed and delivered, issued in the above entitled
cause, out Of the Fifth Judicial District Court,
for-Eyon county, State of Kansas, will
on SATURDAY, AUGUST GTH, a. D. 1864,
at one o'clock p. NJ. Of said day, at the court
house door, in the town OF Emporia, county of
Lyon, State Of Kansas, offer for sale at public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash In hand
all right, title and interest Of the above named
defendant in and TO the following described
property, to-wit: The building known as the
Hartford Collegiate Institute, and the square or
block on which it is built ; also Blocks Nos. ten
Q0), fourteen fl4l fifteen Hs} twenty-f five (25)
twenty t26), thirty f307 thirtyone t3I), thir-
tyfour (34}, forty (40), and fortv-three ;I3y all
Of above described in plat Of Hartford in said
Lyon county said plat being cord at the Reg
ister's Office in said cou1ty. Said property Is
levied upon to be sold as tae property Of The
Hartford Collegiate Institute.
SAMUEL J. MANT0R, Sheriff.
sheriff's Office. Emporia, July 1st. a. d. 1864
Bib 5000
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Administrators Notice,

NREDITORS and all others interested in tn
~ estate of Samuel HamiIl, deceased, are here
by notified that letters of administration de Jonis
non were granted to the undersigned, upon the
said estate, by the Probate Court of Lyon coun-
ty, Kansas, on the 30th day of May, 4. D. 1864.
All persons having demands against said estate
viii exhibit them for allowance as required by
law. c. V. ESKRIDGF.
Adm. de |oRis non of Est. Of Samuel Hamiu dec a.
June 2jth, A. D. 1864 1915 50
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Administrator S Sale.
PY virtue of an order of the Probate Court

RY. virtue of an order of the Probate Court Of
- -yU,. county, Kansas, will,
on TUESDAY, AUGUST 9rH, 1861,
at 10 o'clock o. m, at the village OF Fremont,
Lyon county, Kansas, expose at public sale, end
sell to the highest bidder for cash. all the person
al property Of Jesse Heald. late of Lyon county,
Kansas, deceased, consisting n part Of , COWS, ,
yearling heifers, Kit Of carpenter tools, clothing
and bed clothings, l buffalo robe. and sundry
other items, I. D. ELLIOTT, Admir-.
I viii also at the same time and place sell at
public sale, on terms to be made known on day
of sale, so acres of land adjoining the town OF
Fremont on the East Also eleven lots in Ere
monts including , buildings thereon the prOper-
ty of the said Jesse Head, deceased.
And l viii also, at the same time and place,
sell for cash, to the highest bidder good set OF
carpenter tools, lot Of farming tools, bedding
snake. 1. d, ELLIOTT.
346-
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be clearer, when we contemplate the con-
versation of Christ with the rich young
man who said "Good Master, what shall
do that may inherit eternal life 20
Christ-"Keep the commandments
YOuth-These have kept from my
youth up"
Christ-"Yet lackest thou one thing.
If thou wilt be complete, distribute to the
poor, and come and follow me, and thou
shalt have treasures in heaven
Well you are sort of a Presbyterian, any
how, and more nice than wise, and more
strict than religious. But you can't prove
that the first day is of divine sanction.
That may all be too true; neither does it
concern me much. But let US try the lat
ter on.
In the original institution it is stated in
general terms, that God blessed and sancti-
fed the seventh day, which N ust undoubted-
ly imply the sanctity of every seventh day /;
but not that it is to be reckoned subsequent
ly from the first, whereas expressions the
most underlined are employed. Not syl-
liable is uttered concerning the order and
number of the days and it cannot reason
ably be disputed that the command ID tru-
ly ObeYed by the separation of every se7-
enth day from common to sacred purposes,
at whatever given time the cycle may COM
mence. The precept is not Remember
the seventh day ofthe week to keep it holy"
but Remember the Sabbath day to kept.
holy" That is the seventh, after six days
of labor. Wherever then the hebdomadal
cycle may commence, counting six days and
the seventh is the Sabbath. That is, one
seventh part OF the time IS what God re-
quirea, now as ever, fer 2 day of holy con-
vocation. J.H.H.
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Publication Notice.

G. T. Donaldson, District Court, Fifth Judi
P G. D. s Morton f Fapi pls''io' chase County
y G. d. MORTON, formerly Of Kansas, but
L now Of parts unknown, will take notice
that the said plaintiff, on the third day of June.
A. ID. ls64, filed his petition in said court against
the said defendant, setting forth tn rat the said
defendant gave his promissory note for one hun
dred and eighty-siX dollars (SIS6 00) on the Sth
day of September, a. d. 1860, due on the tenth
day of August following the date thereof and
also, that the defendant gave his mortgage on the
north half Of the north east q uarter IN. y n. e.
"a, section thirty three 6. 49, and south half Of
the southeast quarter Is. , $ e. i, section TWEEN
ty-elght (2o), township twenty four e. l) range
SIX lr. 81, in the county of Butler, State of Kau-
sGs-which county Is attached to Chase county
for judicial purposes-to secure the payment oe
said note to said plaintiff, and claiming iudg-
ment on sand note, and the foreclosure of said
mortgage, asking that said lands be sold to pay
said Indebtedness and Attorneys fees for fore
closure; and in case that said lands should not
sell for enough to satisfy said claim that certain
attached property be also sold to satisfy said
claim. The said p @. ID. Morton, defendant, Is
notified that he is required to demur to or an
swer said petition o. before the 9th day OF
August, A. D lo64, or the same viii be taken as
true and Judgment rendered accordingly.
@. I. DONALDSON,
By j. II. WATsox, his Attorney.
Dated ibis lst day Of une, A ID. S64.
340-46 81 80
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In another column will be found the An
nual Report of the Board of County Com.
missioners of Lyon county, of the receipts
and expenditures. From it we learn that
the total receipts for the past year ending
June 3Oth was ST. 518 So, and that the ex-
penditures were Sc. 1916 81, being an excess
of receipts over expenditures Of $532 81.
We have reason to be proud of the financial
condition of our county.
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We publish this week the Premium Lis
of the Lyon County Agricultural Society
The premiums offered are liberal, and will
undoubtedly produce sharp competition
Lyon county is one of the frst-if not the
very frst-agricultural counties in the
State, and the Fair should be good one
Let our farmers take an interest in the mat
ter, and it will be.
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GET WHAT VOC CALL FoR.-And be sure
to call for the genuine Chemical Saleratus,
made by De Land u Co., and put up in
bright red papers. There is bogus arti-
Gle in the market, in green papers, which
should be avoided by those who want a
good thing.
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Our enterprising young friend II. V.
Bundrem, has just returned from Leayen-
worth with an extensive assortment of all
the articles kept in a first class harness and
saddle shop. His establishment is fairly
darkened with his stock of goods. He has
received large quantities, sod large guam
titles, has large stock on hand, and more
coming. Go and see.
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Agricultural.

The Board of Directors of the Lyon
County Agricultural Society will hold a
meeting at Emporia on Saturday next, the
10th inst, at Q O'Clock P. NJ. Important
business is to be transacted, and it is hoped
that all the members viii be present.
TIMOTHY McINTIRE, Sec'y.
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sheriff sale.
Joseph Keeler,

Unknown heirs of Jonathan Fitzpatrick deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of an
~ order Of sale issued out Of the Fifth Judicial
District Court for Lyon County, State Of Kansas,
and 70 me directed, Twill,
on SATURDAY, JULY 23D 1864,
at the hour Of - o'clock N. Of said day, at the
court house door. IN the town Of Enp6ria County
of Lyon, State Of Kansas offer for sale, at public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash in hand
tire following described real estate, to-wit: The
northwest quarter of Gle northwest quarter. and
lots No. one and two of section eighteen (I8), in
township number sixteen (16), of range number
thirteen (I3l, containing one hundred and forty
six and sixty-one one-hundredths acres. aceoFd-
ing to government survey, situated in Lyon eoun-
ty, Kansas, to satisfy Judgment In favor of 10
seph keeler and against the Unknown heirs OF
Jonathan Fitzpatrick, deceased.
Given under my hand, at N Office, In Emporia
this 18th day of June. 1864
SAMUEL J. MANTOR
3l2-47 % Is Sheriff.
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For Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale his valuable
i farm of l45 acres, situated 2 miles north
west OF Empora-40 acres under cultivation
with good log house, frame granery, well, and
plenty of good timber.
For particulars apply to J. R. Swallow, or the
undersigned, at Emporia, Lyon county. Kansas.
344 T. Z. HICKS
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Great Central Route.
michigan Central
Il A [ l. r O A d
GREAT THROUGH ROUTE TO

DEIkOIi, NIAGARA FALLS, BUFFALO
ALBANY, SARATOGA, NEW YORK.
BOSTON,
and al points in New England and the Canadas
Also. to Lafayette, indianapolis, Cincinnati.
louisville, and all points in Ohio and Kentucky.
rains leave the Great Central Depot morning
ana evening, making close connections for above
points. baggage checked through to all the
principal cities and towns Elegant sleepino,
cars on all night trains. Rutan's Patent cars on
day trains, excluding dust and noise.
Z III r. o u @ II II CKETS
For sale at all ticket offices of the Hannibal 4
81. Joe KaLLroad In Leavenworth at the office
Of G. w. Nelles, No. 80 Levee
- II. Q. WENTWORTH,
H. AENDALL, Genl Pass. Ag't. Chicago
Gent Western, Agt Leavenworth
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For SaIaI

300 Acres Of Land.
~ ACRES broke, 60 acres good timber, some
teJ fencing. The land is No. l. claimed in
1857. will sell all, or part low for cash or APP
proved stock. Apply to NJ. R. LEONARD.
Bazaar, Chase county, Kansas. 346-3m
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sherifs Sale.

Charles Willemsen VS. Joseph Whalen.
NOTICE is hereby given that by win tue Of an
~ order of sale, issued out of the Fifth Judi
cial District Court for Lyon county, aud to NE
directed, l will,
ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 6rH, 1864,
ut the hour Of II N. of said day, at the Court
House door, in the town of Emporia, county
of Lyon, and State OF Kansas, offer for sale, at
public auction, to The highest bidder for cash in
hand, the following described real estate, to-wit
The southeast quarter Of rction thirty three (33)
in town ship twenty (20) south of range thirteen
Q3), east, containing one hundred and sixty acres,
more or less, situated in he county of Lyon, State
of Kansas. to satisfy a Judgment in favor OF
Charles Willemsen, and against oseph.Whelen.
Given under my hand at my office in Empcria
this LIST day of July. A. d. 1864
SAMUEL j. MANTOR,
344-49 $40 Sheriff.
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Through Tickets
Fer sale at the office of the Hannibal & ST. Joe
r: R, Co. and at the Company's Office, at Quincy.
This IS the only route that runs sleeping cars
from Quincy.
Fare as Low as the Lowest.
Baggage checked through to all important cities
G. W. MEAD, Asst Supt,
o l. l. JAIL, Quincy, III.
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Attention Company A.

There will be an election for Cd Lieuten
ant by members Of Co. A, 18th Reg. K. S
NJ, on Saturday, July 3Oth, 1864.
By order Of A. j. M1TcHELL,
Col. 18th Reg, K. S. II.
A. r. BANCROFT, Capt. Co. A.
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DIED.

In Waterloo township, on the frs day of July,
GEORGE ALBERT, youngest child Of Thomas
F. and Emma j Burns, aged nine months.
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SABBATH SCHOOL BooKS.-$20 worth OF
new Sabbath School books have just been
received at the NJ E. church. Here is a
mine of knowledge. Let The young people
of Emporia rally to the support of the re-
spective Sabbath Schools.
Time Of meeting At the Methodist
church, 9 O'Clock A. NJ; Congregational,
after service in morning; at Christian
church, O'Clock P. NJ
a detachment of twenty i've men, Lieut.
Wilson commanding, of Co. A, I 9Th Kan
sas, has been stationed here, and more men
of the same company will be sent here in a
short time. This is as it should be, and
will give feeling of security to the com
munity. Our citizens are all willing to de
their duty, if need be, IN defence of their
homes and families, but they cannot keep
watch and attend to their ordinary business
both. What was required was scme one to
watch and give warning Of approaching
danger, and this can be done almost as well
by small detachment as large one. The
fate of Lawrence is before our eyes. If our
town is 10 be sacked, and the lives of our
citizens taken, we all desire to die striking
If we have notice of the approach of an
enemy we are satisfied that they will receive
warm reception. and this not because of
any unusual amount of bravery in this COM
munity, but for the reason that our citizens
are firmly convinced that to surrender
would be but to hasten their fate. The
Lieutenant in command appears to be court
eous and gentemauly, aud the men orderly
and well-behaved. We hope the inter
course between them and our citizens will
be of the most pleasant character.
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TO EASTWARD BOUND TRAVELLERS
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
R "A HLR % A y.
Runs 10 connection with the

HANNIBAL 8 81. JOSEPH RAILROAD,
The only sure and relat lie route from the Missis-
siPp river to the East No change of cars be-
tween Quincy and Chicago.
Time to New York, Boston, and the great Eas-
tern cities less than by any other route
For time through from st. Joseph to Chica. o
and the principal Eastern cities, see the following
fnhla. ~ .
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r. FRAZER.
Attachment NOtice.

E. W. Dennison, Pf'f,J Before o. 2. Hart, ]. P.
Isaac tubbs De Iy aln 6on6iv '0KKn as.a
ISAAC STUBBS, Of parts unknown, will take
i notice that on the I4th day of June, 1864, said
Justice issued order of attachment IN the above
action, for the sum Of thiTty.seven dollars and
eighty cents. Z. g. HUNT,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
June 10Th, 1924 405i 81 POT
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JOHN HAMMOND,
Carpenter and Joiner,
Keeps constantly on hand good quality of

SHSH, DOORS AND BLINDS,
And offers them fer sale to the public, cheaper
Ian such articles have ever before been sold in
...ts market.
Shop in the MeElfresh building, on CONNER
cial street. arr30 Oily
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AIAYHEW'S HORSE DOCTOR.

" =,
The Illustrated Horse Doctor; than 100 pictorial
Irts.tr,rs OF tde various diseases which the equine
rec subjected together wth the lit~; mode OF Hss
uaent and AZ she geq lsi.e pescd Lons WIon ID pam
Tp5i.n Bv Inv MAYHEM ". Z. G. Y. = vol sVO.
from Tao i.onicr Globe
Every -en;le1su wac Pososs cares foI orses "oud
do we, e. rreu tis book In ~. house. A Mayhem tEea.'
IuLt o. the diseases which horses aTr Aos Is yer
clearly aid down. aud the method Of kueps horses won -d
:. prolonged Old .gs u tuBt u s5ure Of common sense
J. u. LIpPlNCOFi L Co.,
Publisher, PHILADELPHIA
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wyCKERSHAMS SGt5HOOL ECONOMY,

TTea,ise the PTcps-uou Organization EmT'oynirni'
Government and ArAodlcs Of school. BY JiALS IL
WJCRERsHAN \. NJ Principal Of the P-rayi'ah'" s'a'
NOIlsi SCnooi az Mi.lclsvilo. Emo 81 %
Froln Tire Literary Gazette.
No road page Of the volume "srout reoe''.
the impression that ts oiprinG OF einrHt "'No'o
the highest interests o. Education, viewed as an az p'S''
mon the Observations Of l0is and the apprehension OF plult
pe. Its leTusl by t-srhcrs. school oce an parents WI
aagci rect deal Of good and the alAot should b, a. ne
I've t liiiopal lnes which h. intimate. are in prep
Riion He as entered upon good brld ~ me dvI'uen'
0, Lte,sture and lie admirably calculated 10 'ii IT,
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Sew Publications.
ETROM THE PRESS OF j. b. LIPPINCOTT
Co.:
TIE EEDERAIIST

Az REVISED AND CORRECTED Madison HAMILTON
Jrst puls.rG, oiey edition of tHs FFD RAL5T
pT ued from the texts revised at Ivy Jsfes scissor
and Alexander Hamilton. Including a.o Tbs COsrIy ENTAIL
fsr and other papers ly Hamilton Edited with Historical
Notice the formation Of the Consultation md Of tho ogin
and sgtor hip Of tine respco u1ui5r 81 the Fotcyat by
JOHs c. HAMILTON. Author Of the History VI the Republic
toe United states AID Editor Congress OF The NOAs
Of Hamilton" IL vol. Gvo.
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ETTZ JOHN PORTER and MCCLELLAN,
RED.TAPE AND PIGEON HOLE GENERALS.

very readable ard entertaining book-sving graphic
sse,che. OF s in the Array Of the Poioms aud carsuns
with deserved satin the edtape aud pigeon hol" pre pr
ties Of too mGny Of the hiqhe Officer, IN tbst army me fs
joins Porter and McIelan school The writer IL evident
what be claims to be-. Extraordinarily sr,ag Oss for
lis county freedom and strong bated Of Eerr Cop
CARLETON. Publisher. N1gIo-s.
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AmuSemfnis.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARSUM' AMERICAN MUSEUM.
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK BUT os1
With ossrac'sr.,c .censry sHd STARTLING sFsEefk
e eS%S an s Escaped osa;i.S:.dw f.s s
S;G, s,,asT;Ss Da'sA Lsa Mr.. A -
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THE ILLUMINATED FOUNTAIN or REAL WATT,
Win M ii. MoS M sTSaw ~ IN
the acts
t. 30 seen at "a hour. Of tao day and sysnins
anna swan he Ndva ssr 4 Gfa ifi -: Il
GEN GRANT. yn, ,b. s..ae.. ma. living
Last lk w wscS q MAiS sSA wL bk,s sAhss
ft<ensogica Examinations and Charts BY
PROP. LIVINGSTON
A JAPANESE MAsKIN HOG
ru,vv M " N, ttE oS sk AnyiTa PoSp
Bridal sroup Of GEN. TOM THUMB AND WIZ,
COMMODORE MUTT AND MINNIE wARREN.
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TWO LIVING PRAIRIE DOGS fror Colorado Is.Asv
the only ones in this resoa.
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Operetie BosHs by Jacques Ofgubash-
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IL IN THE BOWER OF EDEN
Crnyou Ar Gallery No. 7jS Brosdway, corner Il ssASe
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