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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04

da!:::- :'"uil Hot 81 s9fici.r. lntucencnt jnr
!,ir J. H.pHoi 10 .ou biz ec7,i- eai oaaG-
f.i.
toiE:ct--i: tss hetr =hGHn E=!e. ly eom-
rai:i. iescGane tth, SO Coz 70 Gonfedsrs,o
Nn9aes ;7'i! cny.r all .ho psnpH.1y cvnai y
RI: p1:i!G1eT, rha sss t:+n :aT.S:soEiet e. =
us:.:oi,a:1e. esyold tho ls,:i.;!oLy I kcoT
lo:uiEe.
7. d. A;ls;S Esq, Ar;G1ntT ioa tho Gen.
tetst..s S;assE. s5nn .idra.ssd tha Oou1t.-
LIE Tcn!*aded taa. ths patiionec ws5 not here
AZ IN Ambassador Z d0scrMIno whether cat
CAKES or cora caSc1 were the Ecst Eu:zitious
food ioE CIR soldis:s. Es eame hero 20 better
eis i"rt1aa, 81 aJz,hds 9! foreigners had demo
bs:6ES 80 o:G.s g. eaa hc3 rs liked the
ccIGtrJ, ard "hiIe engaged IN snsssirs Coz
tiIc, eild when diI-fpSl DIS Of houis sickness
wseo upon hiC,, aaesTad kis Intention os &C..
sEs:dn, to soet!snd as como indeiuits period
tSst Is, whsr he bad lsst,s suf; ,lsrt ourn Of
money 10 lahks t.Ia Il ii4a r1an ia ths land Of
bag nat:s." 80 far as the marriage tour Vas
:'.nc;:nad, M. Ayls.t never aaard Of one run
fins .hrtuGh ten years and Winding UP il
hRke shop il Richmond. OF course, MIR.
Canos wss going bacE !a,aco Gag; ts went
along at:snd:Gs 20 biz daily avocsdoas, and
crumD:iug, Ga we al do Everybody srun-
hcs. TIE attorney grunbled because the
Co7arna,ons didn't settle Up; hs Rfumh.ed
yesterday Is04ning ~hsn'he sant 70 the bakery
9! Hanaiy CGuoe, AID rcotived Jap. OUNCES
of broad, ard Tas forced 20 pay one dollar for
il. The ratitioreT now declared that be will re-
tlTn to G,o;lard ''phon this orusl war is over"
s:.d asks 10 &C turned loose. Ike tho patriotic
Msrylsntess. end allowed 10 60 and aecumu-
la:u ~saI:h, without contributing ona silver 20
support isas government which PROTECTS MIN,
Il iotAigasf Thn d1eG not wish &c remain O
member Of the soelst5 !D which hs Is found
ct the oommf fnoaUs.t OF War, gathers up
his goods cnd r..gttei6 snd leaves the ceantrY.
In this ease. ths pstitioner. st ,hs breaking
d2t ct the war, hoaus @ memhe. Of tila firm
VI udhdiey I CGres, ard embarked in a lu-
crati's :tatc. Il. acquired wealth. which he
c. c1ca Invested in raal estate, showing, 10
TIE cpinen Of tbs Attorney. ths. it was his
ias"n;ioh 20 make Virginia his hDms-ths
p!acs Of his dppnieis
Ar tta conclusion Of Mr Ayllers remarks,
Etre Judge sitoifsd hja Dt+ntca Of taking
taG day" &c ucnsider the oase
Tha l%,ur. ,hrn sdj5arnsd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04
GITY INT'ELL.i ,Ee7Gi..

CoHFEDrRATE STATS c. sT--Jvdae Haly.
burtaa presiding.-J. NJ. il ;sa eppss'st be-
foro the Judge Of this Court: ..sTaaJ, claiming
,hst he vas Illegally hi custody By sis
commandant ct Camp Lsc, The ps;i:,nas sver-
ring that he is en cro:5oa' I'd nai pa:i this
$500 required by !a1, ap1 =: ',eiTsd a csf:iE-
cato Of exemption irons T. :.;G:y 7":p''s !rom
the proper military anti II ~ u:.ii; 18Th OF
February, 1865" Alter 'hg tko svid11ca,
anu listening 10 srguTis.: On bo1n EiGes, tha
Judge decided tba. t5a Pa.,tis.-er ras ls~-
fully hold, and, therefor, rennt;isd him 10
the custody of the oon:rs. lsHt as Camp Lee.
THE cnss of John s. h!aai, : .s agsin :skcc
up snd re-crgued, Ron. ii.:gphray Narshai
appearing for tic re;i,i2rfr. A. ;hs o'nciu"
sion Ct tbs argum-EE thr jugs gave hon6o
that he would rerder his iss,isi'n % Ff!asy
ue1t.
Ths osss of Josaph Osnce, claiming 10 co
sn unidentified foreigner, aad, therefore, not
liable to militar- service, vas nszs .e-
ken up and e:a--1. The petitioner was
represented by Fianc:s L. Su:;;h Esq, shi!o
P.H. Aylett, Esq, appeared cn tie pari Of
the Government S1?aral T;.nessaa were ey-
auined. ell Of whom :es;..aod that shsy hsl
frequently heard Mr.. Carcc declare j: 10 be
his intention to return to his home in Scotland
ct tho termination of ,hs present revolution.
Tho counsel fCr tic petitioner c0ateRGed that
Mr.. Dance came to tn:s coIn:ry ten ycsrs sgd
upou marriage tour, and had CO intention Of
taking up h;a dcmicile in Am.riaa. The ps
titioner iG lhis cese is member CT the firm
of Hundley Z Canoe, largely ergsged in the
bakery business en- Brood street., between s;h
| and 9Th streets The counsel for the peh-
toner maintained that, under the State isT.
he could hold property, and still bs considered
az IN sl;en edern7. According to testimony,
! Mr.. Cameo wac worth s25.e00 in real estate
and pa.sonal properly, acquired b3 bis lsboF
duriog the, present war.
MIR. AYiest he1e interrupted the e21lsel
with the remerk, "Suppese you cfer hia ttss
amount for all his property, and see If he doe:
no. laugh G. you. One hundred thousand
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04

VAR AND PEACE-CONVENTI0N OF
TIE STATES NORTH AND SOUTH,
WIrH SOME CONJEOrURES AS TO
TIE FUTURE.
~ Jamss Lyons:
~ hsd c1IRiea,iy s1psotel that long
as % this you ~euId have made your second
Hpssrsnoo in tie columns of the Enquirer"
sapattldpans In tho discussion Of the grave
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04

disease was e scltsaine ct sio hrcin, iayirc
beun sInstruck iH -kiya last rnu.msr,
frcn ths effects CT wh:ct. ho Raves quite 1s
t0vartl.
IMPORTANT T. GSsfsIspa
The Herald" Cf tie 2a.: as71
Ma j5r Urnn!..i Dix haa i=s,;c,I ram A:o :.e..i-
quarrer5ct The Dspar luenr 6, tSa Esat, NE i1s-
pUrtsnt order, in wi,joh ne a:a;es that iafc.na-
tion has been received By bin cf desi2n on
the part OF the rebel egso.5 IN Canada 70 rrnd
desarte.5, raugeci e1sr&ui.e5 Of tho uo-ccl-
neRt across the border 10 To:5 a. our Prcsi-
dental election. and perhaps to piuaAss
end burn oor towns. Hs therefore calls Fer
'nofeased Vigilance On the ears Ct the p.7vost
nssohsls an! citizens, ard ssys thst suitable
guards for tfs frontier wili 5s provided tefc1s
tlacsion csy. As iurtlisr ;,rccaation, oil per
s3ns from tho infargoaI SE.hs n5;q in kia tr.
pattnsn., or who may cGraa it'a f. Up Il Tx:
Sd psOximo, orc required IL raqietac ths5r-
salyos, If iii this city, ct Gersrsl P,cl' . bead
quarters, 81 Blascksr street: i! ou: Of :he ei:7,
the nearest provost nershafs Office.
GREELEY ON TnC sTpEf.
The Herald haa The following pc:iIjcal
item:
Gfeeloy IL m2kint =SGG;p :p&32ta3 ;C NG|T
England, anJ. va perceive f:o:c Rania cf his
remarks, that be is Gat!!yniI: 10 lie eii pr;1oi.
plo" on tbs tnioa question rs il in Savrr
ndw, juas az he Tna &c tie beginning OF sac
SECESSION movement, Of !tt,ing The h:,u;i, 20
out and tho Union 80 to pieaea. In !l;s Har.-
ford sr-oh, tic other Cay, ho declared that, if
the Southern psoplo decided hy .:;r =o:e to
90 cut of the Uaion he aas ir favor Of letting
tbeu' DO SO. Tho:is precisely VIA: &c sa;d in
1861.
A EKT TASEEE sThTt
Aoneofotth, ,hers vii: II NJ etditions: z:as
in tbs isii If b)ua in onr giir9as rat;?ua!
banner. Another S:a:o ia stitod 3, ,hs GALAXY
Of the Unjtn. President Liuculn ka. issutd
his proclamation declaring rha:, zoo re1pis II
Na7ada, having adapted constellation ani
c0cipiisd with tho cond;;0rs of tbs ae$ OF thu
isss session of Congress paased for lhs purpose
Of enabling that hitherto Territory to bscsur9
State, she ia admitted into the Union CO Q
footing Of equality with The othsr S,.rca
YL.TLAED.
On the 2G;h Gs7erno7 Bradford proclaimed
the Free State Constitution uf Maryland, and
thore was great rejoicing 10 BA;sino7o. III;
official vote was so, III fpr, ana 2D,I99 a2unst
it. Thrso huudred ard ee7sns2 fr5 majority.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04

RvSN:sG SOLDIERS IIh0roH The LiSse
Thomas ysushsn ncntaT VI Company D.
10th Virginia Battalion, was committed to Cssts
Thnndcr yesterday upcn charge Ct running so!'
diers through the lines
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04

CIRCUIT CorRr-jadse Me,ed4s. pyssidin4
Jem3s Clafh.. WAS srraignsd fer aihl iu this
cou:t, yestsrtsy, upon charge Of hotee rtesliug
Aft@r hearing the erida5ce the cIss Wan sabuii,-
ted 81 jury, bQt 6, h Ito Laur lsst evening no
y.1d.et h.d been rendered.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04
MARRIED..

4: 7aHtteId, Aeu.sapery esr=;y. Us, ,he 'eide.cs
Of the brces Ec!he. TuH.daJ. Nor !, tJ II. ssv.
g 20 NaHEiS 7, sIdsst d.e7h ~ Of tie is:e Ho:. Tr
BALLARD 7.sss5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04

RE-AaREsTEp.-FrarcisT T. Blake, an escaped
prisoner from ssalibury, North Carolina, was
re.srssted yeit;!izy snl eormitts; 10 Libby
Pracp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04
DIED.

DYED g. laie cs,y. Florida, oe. g, 1884. 2ACIIHA,
i..an. daughter Of ss1 ssa Hrs q 8. scu, & TecsI
psriih, L.
Lerit,a, pspes, p:e.se se7J.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04

HUsTiIgs COURT Judge F@ T. Ly9Es. pre-
ssatag Before the Judge ri this Court, yssts!-
day, sppss1=i Williamson Innss, undsg writ Of
tsoss5 o0rPos, clsuidR ais exemption from
military jssvice n0 rte ground t;:st h. !s oveS
6lty y<afs OF a~e. III. c.ssv WAS partly tssrl
or, I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04

The rasa oi T.. +. Eaeuer.n nrtivn OF BE
maii, clsinfny exemption IRON military sLrvrr.
ws3 also hea.d Bui continued
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liIl Ilmuul EnQulrer-

IN 2.i.HR Il ha.srGHE.
- -
III RSrAY MORNING. NOV. ), 1854.
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quite suddenly aud nsrcr recovered. Hes
disease was e scltsEiac ct ,io hr:in, iaYirc
bnun srnsIruck ii B."-klYa last rnu.msr,
trc,n M Effects CT wtcs. he r:ycs quite 1s-
eovarsi
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!: ;s:i;'1;;;s, gas,,iiE eHa uA!TED srATt s.

W. ,.:r; 1:a:.9c, Esw T"ts rarsrs OF
.pr!.'.g, sis!n I:.'t,, y: :.i2st iha following
&.I;">.:;
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LOGAN On THE q 9. pRG$l-
DENTAL ELECiION.

N,;.irg Oh be.tos sE5T the utter uuscru-
..!..s,,s- # the Yarkoes than tie following
r;.a!:, whist. 40 spy from the Washing.an
.,r.- n. -;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04
TIE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH uaBLE

The Yankees and tho English arc E:iil
snEsrly Al. work on lie Atlantic telegraph en-.
tcrprirc. THO following ofioial report eE tic
progress tG the carnpany's operations paaacssea
so:aa points Of general iuta,e;s:
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-24
ADDRESS.

To the electors of the Fifth Judicial DIS
trict
I have been requested AS the appended
letter will show-to become a candidate for
reelection TO the Office of Judge of the
Fifth Judicial District, by most of the
members of the Bar resident or practicing
in the District, and also by many citizens
The following is from the members of the
Bar:
Hon r. n Ragg7es, Judge Of the Fifth
JudiciaL District
DEAR SIR-The undersigned members
of the Bar and practicing attorneys in your
Judicial District, being fully satisfied with
your past acts, and believing that you pos
sess the integrity and necessary qualica-
lions to faithfully discharge the euties OF
your present position to the entire sau7fac-
zion and benefit of the people of this Dis
trict, respectfully request you to become a
candidate for reelection to the Office D f
Judge of this District.
III
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-24
Newsnaner Changes.

The Leavehwort Bulletin Printing Co.
have cold that paper to D. R. Anthony, by
whom the paper will be published in the
future.
Colonel Vaughan has withdrawn from
the editorial chair of the Leavenw orth
Times, and is succeeded by W. w. Bloss,
formerly of the Conservative.
The Conservative has changed hands,
and hoisted the Republican ticket, contrary
to its fret determination. Il goes the tick
ct with the exception of Congressman, 1t
runs up Lee instead Of Clarke.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-24

nothing. Mcclellan in his letter of accep-
lance knocks this overto great extent and
interprets the platform for himself, and
knocks Vallandigham and old Medary of
the track. Alltbeir sneaking peace preach
ing is set at nought. and we print an article
from Richmond paper, on our out side,
giving the views of the southern wing of
the Democracy on peace propositions. The
three different wings seem to differ little.
"Whom the gods would destroy they first
make mad"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-24
LYON COUNTY FAIR.

Remember, the Fair commences on
Wednesday. the 98th inst. The Board
have completed the arrangements, so far as
their means and the great scarcity of labor
would permit. The Fair will positively
commence on that day, and continue three
days. Let all drop their work and attend
the Fair. Bring along your stock and ag-
ricultural articles; also domestic manufac
lures. Let their be big turn out. and ie
every one do sill in their power to make it
SUCCESS.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-24

One of our most respectable citizens
vouches for the following dialogue which
took place in our village on receipt of the
AsUs of the capture Of Atlanta Two men
were walking down street. one on the side
walk and the other in the middle of the
street, when the fellow on the sidewalk
asked the other what the news was, as there
seemed to be considerable stir. The other
replied that 'Atlanta is taken" lis it?''
calculated the first, "Who took it; tie
darned Indians? These Indians are just
raising h--ll nova days. amt they 90
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-24
TROURLE.


We hear some Democrats say that the
Republican party are going to try to keep
the Democrats from voting at the Presi-
dental election. They say the administra-
ton intends to distribute soldiers over por-
tons of the North for this purpose. They
predict great deal of trouble and blood
she'd We have even heard that the militia
are to be called out in this State for the
purpose of keeping Democrats away from
the polls. Now this is electioneering trash
to be used on Weak-minded men to make
them think the Government is despotic
They know that when the Democrats were
In power the influence Of the GoVernmen
was given to protect all sorts of frauds
upon the ballot box in Kansas. Men fire
quently had to go to the polls between files
of soldiers or Missourians who are now il
Prices army. They need not think tb.
RepNblican administration will resort t.
the same means they did Every Repub
Hcan desires peaceable and fair election
and if they are beaten they do not MAKE
threats of revolution, as do some of thu
Democrats. We think the trouble if any
occurs, will come from the Democrats ant
will be melted by inf1amatory speeches anC
the secret manner in which arms and anu
milton are being brought into the Northern
| States nv Democratic leaders.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-24
Emporia District school.

The Emporia District School will open
ON MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 26rH, 1864,
and continue three months. NJ. OGphant,
principal; Mes E. D. Copley. assistant.
There are one hundred and thirty -si1
scholars in the District. Al least one hun.
dred of these will attend the school. In
consequence of this large number of resi-
dent scholars, the Board Of Directors have
decided not 10 admit foreign scholars, as
they feel that they cannot do so in justice
to either the teachers or home scholars.
J. G. FRAZER. Director.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-24
NOTICE.
In the District

In the District Court of The United States for ths
District Of KAnsas.
The United States,
The south quarter Of Section ~, Township
90, Range IS.
DY virtue of a writ of TenditioRi Ezgoaas. to
ID me directed, issued out of said court IN tn e
above entitled cause, dated the 5th day Of Au-
gust, 1864, will, on
THE 2sTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, AID. 1864,
between the hours of one and four P II. Of said
day, at the Court House door in Emporia, Lyon
county. Kansas, expose to public sale, for cash +,
the following describe ed tract of land, to-wit
The south east quarter of section tEenty-sey-
en- I'D, township twenty COZ, rang, thirteen
(l3l. in Lyon county. Kansas.
THOMAS A. OSBORE,
$3.50 U. s. Marshal.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-24

Notwithstanding the fact that we have
announced it so often, we heard of man
the other day that did not know there was
3 irst-cass Hardware store in Emporia
1t is kept by CAtterson & Gilmore, and hey
nave everything which you want to pur
chase in the hardware line Make a note
of this, aud don't forget it. Read the list
of articles which they advertise in another
column, and see if there is not some article
there you need. There is no use in send
ing to Leavenworth for articles of hard
ware and agricultural Implements when we
have a store Of our own. ,-+s
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-24

Where are you going, folks from the
country and town? Going home ? Stop
and think before you farther go. Had you
heard the news? Do you ask what news ?
Why, Limbaugh has just returned from
Lesven worth, and brought with him stock
of articles that you ought to look at, and
perchance buy, without a moments delay
Clocks and JswelrY. and all otter articles
in his line. Give Limbaugh a call. He is
deserving of your patronage.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-24
Pnhlin Sale

T WILL sell at my residence, three miles south
4 of EmporIa, for Dash in hand, on Saturday,
October LIST, 1854, commencing at 10 o'clock A.
N, all my stock and household furniture, consist
ing of Eve cows and calves, ten head of young
stock, three horses with harness, six hogs. one
good log agon, one lumber wagon, two plows,
one harrow, one cane mill with copper boiler,
three hundred shocks of corn fodder, two cook
ing stoves, and great number of other articles,
too tedious to enumerate.
2w Y E EVANS
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-24
Uhe Gmpuria 9ews.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER "a, 1864.
RUsINEss GLANCE.

The News printing establishment has
been sold to JOINT. H. Hunt, by whom the
business will be carried on in future. All
accounts due for subscription, advertising
OF Job work will be paid to him. Mr.. Hunt
has had experience in the newspaper bust
ness. and 1 besPesk for him that liberal
patronage which has been extended TO me
JACOB SToTLEE.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-24

John Fowler, Esq, has bought nalf the
furniture establishment of Nj. Hanford.
Hartford & Fowler are now running the
carding machine and furniture manufactory
in partnership. We wish them abundant
success.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-24
Notice Of Final Settlement.

NJ Office is hereby given to all creditors and
IN others interested IN the estate of Samuel
Hamill, deceased, that ] intend making inal set
Element of said estate he October term of said
court, on Monday, the Sd day Of October, A. d.
1864. CIV. ESKRIDGE.
Administrator De boais non of the estate of sam
usI Hamill, deceased. 1896
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-24

Some of the opponents of the union Re
publican ticket, nominated on the 9th, have
made use of the fact that two of the nomi-
nees were from one county-the Governor
and Treasurer both being from Anderson
county. We see that the nominees of the
Boilers convention for Governor and Su
perintendent Of Public Instruction are beth
from Douglas county.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-24
THE SITUATION.

The Mcclellan Democracy are indeed in
bad fix. The Chicago platform would
give up all for an ignominious peace.
They would say all the blood spilled all the
money spent, all the glorious victories won,
to suslsin our Government, have been for
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-24
u. s. Faxes.

NOTICE is hereby given, that win be at
IN Emporia, in the county of Lyon, on Mon
day, the 10th day of October le64, by myself CT
Deputy, for the purpose of collecting the taxes
Cue on the Annual List for 1854. All taxes moi
paid on that day will be subj ect to, aud charged
ten per cent penalty.
Dated at Lawrence, this 10Th day of Septem-
Der, 1864. JOHN SPEER.
255 .. S. Collector, District of Kansas.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-24

In speaking cf the Fremont meeting,
which elected delegates to the Cincinnati
sore-head convention on the 28rh inst, the
Leavenworth Bulletin locates Judge Bailey
one of the delegates elect, at Emporia. We
can inform the Bulletin that the Judge has
not been a resident of this county for about
four years. Since the Judge got into the
sore head business we don't claim him.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-24

Some of the best corn we ever saw in
any country was shown US the other day
by Charley Wilmington. It came from the
farm of General j B. Scott near Leroy.
The ears are large and well filled. We
shall try and have the specimens at the
Fair.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-24
For Sale!
srArr oa KASsAs. &C - =.

STATE OF hAAs4s, UHAsz C5OEfY, So:
Charles A.edbury, ! District Court, Fifth Ju-
agai1.et dicial District, Chase
.O defendant, will take notice that the said
plaintiff Charles Medbury has commenced an
action in said court against the said defendant.
by filing his petition IN said court, the object
of which is TO obtain new trial in s certain
cause wherein George W Bayless IS plaintiff, and
Charles Mcdbury defe ndant, and to vacate said
judgment rendered in said cause upon a warrant
Of attorney. at the April term of said court, 4
d. 1863, and the said defendant George W.
Bayless is further notified that unless bs plead,
answer or demur to said plaintiffs petition or
before the 9th day OF October, A. D. 1864, said
petition viii be taken as true, and judgment
rendered accordingly.
CHARLES MEDBURY.
By Il. L. ScRIsSER aud F G. HUST,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Attest j s. SHIF4As, Clerk. 5000 8 So
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-24

RELIoIoUs.-The regular Annual State
Meeting of the Christian Churches of Kan
sas, will commence en- Thursday. Septem
Der 99th, at Tecumseh. It is desired that
the Disciples throughout the State be fully
represented.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-24

S. S. Prouty has started new paper at
Burlington called the KANSAS PATRIOT. He
established the Neosho Valley Register
some years ago and run it successfully.
The new paper makes asplendid appearance
geographically, and is gotten up with all
Prouty's spice and ability. We wish him
abundant success.