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Treasury Department,
OrfrcE OF CosPrRoLIER OF rHs CURRENCY

OrYrcE or CosPTRaLrER rHs CuEngxcr,l
W.sHra oreS. duly IS. 1868.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-
w ssnt-d to the anderson 4 III has h.e- 'rade
to srnesr that "THE STATE NATIONAL
RANK OF KEOKUK," IN the city Of k,okak. in
In the county Of Lee aud State Of Iowa. brs u On duly
gsniyed under aud according The requirements the
Act Of Congress entitled AN Act 10 provide National
Currency. scored by pledge of Unite States Bond>,
and to provide for the circulation and redemption there
Off apr wed June Cd 1864 aud has complied with all
the provisi # sad act rsqure to be piled 18th
before comm ncng the business OF Banking under sAd
NeS, theref re, 7, Freemaa Clarke, Comptroller of
the Currency do hereby certify that 'TH. s-sIR Ma
frrAL BssE or RsaauK in the city of Keekuk in the
county Of Lee and State OF lows. authorized
ence the business o. Banking under the oct Aforesaid
~ In testimony whereof witness my hand and
{Ls. tssal Of ONCE, this 18th day q Jnly 1885.
~ IRE kMAN CLARKU,
No. TALL Cenptsellse Of The Caksnay.
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Legal Notices
II s. MARsHAL.s PROCLAMATION

TT s. MARSHALL S PROCLAMATION-
~ Uniisa ites Of America, Southern DirasoH %
Ioir1 II, Peter Melsndy, United Sat Marshal for tine
st.e Of o~a do hereby give pub ic notice that IN ths
Of the United States against two steam engines, -
ain In Of seizure aud forfeiture ugdsr .css
CougJess, old, the 18th day OF July, 1902 IN 'ne
county Of nry and Iowa, did alta n ana s.e
into my possession for s.fe custody steam
boiler, aud smoke stacks aud Appendices atsS
of burrs, ineiu ding belts and csnhecuons,
stli and connect ms including double wor" AusInou
] auuing MILL shelter and beits iuo .usuc,s -
corn IN the ear tub AMI hxfure ioOv p"sues ~
rye (srnaunt - estimated 4 bale OF pa, iW pusn
barley malt $50 bu heels sheei corn, large water tuos
l p,ir scales lot OF tin vessels, Sfernentng tue-,
rool.rs 600 slaves say and saw mill rigging pair
Fairhanss, hay scales bbs GOO gslonsl whisky, 90
EMMY whisky hhs receivers lot ~ hug pens 4sx50)
re iaers aud connectons, office stures, and hereby
also give mn bile otice that the time asst ned for the
turn ~ warrants and the heariug this Il the
81 Tuesday september being the 18th day o, septen
Der A. d 1865 and hereby admonish and summons all
persons Ginning any interest in said steam engines
e a. or knowing having anything to say why the
should be decreed to be forfeited to the United
and condemned and sold TO the prayer OF
bcaut that they be and appear before said District
Court in the cit, of neokuk in said District
sal 10th day of Septemb r. 1865, at o O'Clock
When where said viii be heard then and there
10 int rpose their clums and answer I'D bel OF inor
nation and make heir ALI gstions in that behalf
PETER MpLESDY, u. $. Marshal.
BY IL FULTON. Deputy
Keokuk Lee Co Iowa, Aug 20, '65.
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A B A R G. AIM!
Farm for Sale for Less than tho Cost
fImprovoments!

The Wood OF of 20 Acres Of the Land iriu Tfv More
than IS ftotc taxed for the ,choe FIrfa ercfasire
Of hae Cutting and Deiirering at tie r n.
YNHE Farm contains 100 acres, situated two
miles due east Of Croton, Lse county, iosca with
rood large ,ame House, NV Bank Earn Wood Shed,
Work Shop Pouhry Honss, Smoke House aui sheds and
Stating Tor Sock good Cellar large Cstern and tao
nsysr falling Wells. There niso good Hsw~d Ios
House for Tenant havefrum 500 Trees OF choice
fruit Of all kinds There 50 acre. uler fence
the baispce good timber TO market fair tropor.
ion is set in grass announcements all nearly new.
will sell very low applied - the premises
viii sell low ctons OF land near centre OF
stats. lang 2-i.w1mj f. c. pYLT
Helmbold's Extract Of SnrsapAriila
kleaases aid the blood inets the vigorous
csAth into the Dyste1 and purR Oat IL humorS thai
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HAMS-Sugar Cured, Bacon Sides and
choalders ls1e ~ III single piece, at
aug.5 ROBERTSON ALBERS-
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1T ! MARSHAL.s PROCLAMATION

1T S. MARSHALS PROCLAMATION
u. l.ii,sf safes Of Aaeriei, S',ftern Diri ioa II
Ioict Il Pet Hesndy, Uuited States Marshal the
Sta'e 81 Ios do mere give public notice that IN tn
the aited states ak inst Iiler aud steam IN
gine ana ia OF AMI Tori under acts
or Congress dd, the 4ta day Of August, A. lsfa.
town OF rren in Henry comfy Iowa. attaeA
ard into my possession FIR safe custOty !leT,
steam epgae. N i-ii tub, worm tub and WON. r.
c~iver, small rectier empty tareels bill ~ whis
XIV. o gttana,) bni cherry rnee. 80 ga lens.) !
d,pbi-f, h ~ al. containing ghsnes p'ir sea -,
- vtl7 whisky. kegs of whi~ks; and hereby also
give pFc roce that t,ls tlr gael FIR tn retlr
Of all arrant an hearing II THIS i the 81 ines
d af september. hen the iafa 4 ~ of September
l. IS ani hereby Aimonsii AMI sum mons il PER
~ ang interest saii boiler aud steam
II X a}it KIN wing having thing - say was
shent not ~ desrrei 10 be forfeited 10 the
ajtes Staes aa1 ie dem ged an I'd to tle
pr4v of said belisnt. that they ie ani pear heor
sail district tour " ITS IN the c'ty 81 Kokuk u
saii Distret -ad iata d,y Of ~eptensr lSta. ls
O'Clock when and where sai rause xiii be hssrd
"a AMI there t. tetposs their claims aad atswegssy
l1e of iniormsi ion nni make th-ir al cations ia4f
beh af PETER NJ - ENHf, !. MarsharSr
BY II FL TON, Deputy
Ksckrk, Lee Co Iowa, Aug q, lss5.
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"ANTED-10 1000 bush. Wheat. 5000
w bash. Rye 300 bug.,. Oats and COO FLOUR Par
rels BIZ Faug2ef R3BYRTSoN / ALBEks
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100 BBLS. CHOICE FLOUR-Made
AOO IRON the best .eIegtesi oil tcheat for sale by
augz6 ROBERTSON ALBEES.
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1T s. MARsHALs PRoCLAMATION-

1T s. MARSHAL'S PROCLAMATION
~ . Jaited Yates Of Astrrfcu Southern D,rtsioa Of
Iort.I Pet-r Neendy, United States Narshs Tor the
ste Of iowa. do her soy pHblic notice th Vt n the
OF the Unit ID States against six half barrels
of Shiky in a or seizure aud forfeiture under acts
OF Cong -, dd ON the u day of July 1868, At Or
tnmea, W4peo couuiy 10 attach and ta.e into my
pos e.ion FIR safe ks ping six bills Of whi-sy rsed
"B " q and hereby also public notice u at The
ASH .rp for the of aid warrant and hearing
th, cau.e Is - Tuesday Of September, it being
19ih Jay % September .. 1863 AMI hereby i'm II
ia an al persons clsimi9E any iHterest IN
sail SIX = bbs Of whisky. or knowing or having any
thirg why the sRoult not he decreed u he
forfeited the Uait "a states and BE- condemned and
sol answer arAyer Of said bellau' that they b.
"a ~ year fore the District Court
otg Senkus 10 sad District aid ath day II Sep
TENDER 1855 at 10 O'Clock whAp AMI ehsre said caRSe
vii b h ard IN aui Tiers erPose their claims
ii libel OF Information max their obl
cations ia IN It bchan PsrEs NE ENJOY,
L 5 Marshal
Bv II FULTON, Deputy.
KeokulI Lee Co. Iowa Aug % '65.
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ELAX SEED coo bushels wanted at
- highest InsrEet rice the Sgt.i Lou,S I Gnd
o1 q by ROBERTSON & Al ERs. Their gts.
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Strayed or Stolen.

On or about the 10th day of Nay last,
from the subscriber, the following Horses:
One Iron gray horse, about sixteen hands
high, FIVE or six years old, saddle marks,
and never been worked. One sOrrel mare,
about sixteen hands high, five years old,
has four white feet and harness marked.
One sorrel mare about fourteen hands,
ten or twelve years old, both hind feet white
half way to the gambrel joint. star in fore.
head; saddle aud harness marked.
One dark day or brown mare about four.
teen hands high one hind foot white, sad.
die and harness marked.
A liberal reward viii be paid for the de.
, livery, or any information which may lead
10 the recovery of the above described an
finals. "A. II. BANCROFT.
Emporia, June 3, 1864. 3s7tf = p
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NO X
AN Ordinance in relation to Hogs.
Be it Ordained bg the Board Of Trustees of the
Tnarn nf E2rlnnrin.
Passed, May 18th, 1865.
E. BoRTON, Clerk.

AN Ordinance in relation to Hogs.
Be it Ordained By the Board of Trustees of the
TOl0n of EnlpoTia:
SECTION l. That every owner or keeper of
swine in the aforesaid town, shall within ten
days after the publication of this ordinance,
prevent the same from running at large.
SEC. 2. That it shall be the duty of the Town
Constable to take up and secure in the pound
or other Enclosures, all swina so found running
at large after said date; and, furthermore that
he shall post upin three public places in the
corporate limits of the aforesaid town, descrip-
ton of such swine, with a notice th at the same
viii be sold 1t the expiration of five DAYS to paw
costs, if such hogs or SWINE are not claimed
and costs paid by the owners or keepers thereof
SEQ. 3. That the Constable shall have so CENTS
mar head for each hog so taken up, and p cents
additional per head per day for their keeping;
the above amounts to be tax from the proceeds
of such sale cole etlon from the ow ners claim
ing such swine.
SEC. 4, That any person releasing such swine
from the custody of the constable, shall upon
conviction thereof, before the Chairman of the
Board of Trustees of the aforesaid town, be
fined in a not less than $1,000 nor more than
$4,000.
SEC. 5. Al moneys arising from sales or fines
collected by the Town Constable, aft.r paying
costs, shall be paid by said Consta BILE into the
Town Treasurery. JACOB STO TIER,
CT airWan Board Trustees.
Passed, May 18th, 1865.
E. BORT0N, Clerk. - =
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TDER BAILEY.
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given. that, whereas,
i u George W. PheFson, was, at the A pril term,
1865, of the District CoHrt Of Lyon County, Kan
sas, sentenced to imprisonment in the Peniten-
tiary, for term less than his natural life, there
fore, / wa s, in pursuance os law, duly appointed
Trustee of the estate Of the said George W PHI err
son by the Probate Conrt of said County, on the
9th day of May, A. D ISD.
All persons indebted to the said George W
PhersOn are hereby required % render an aeeou Mt
on or before the 10th day Of June, 1865, OF al
debts and sums of money by them owing, aRd to
pay the same. aa
All persons having in their possession an =
property and effects Of the said g. ". Pherson
are hereby required to deliver the same to ne.
forthwith II s
All creditors OF the said G.. W. Phsrson are
required to present their respective accounts and
demands to neon or before the 24th day of June,
1867 ~ SAMUELJg HANTORs
Trustee
May 2o1h. 1865, 5S5-s7 SIS
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Hassed, may Iftn. 1000.
E. BORTON, Clerk.
No IN

NO. 10.
AN Ordinance in relation To Dogs.
&c Il Ordained By the Board Of Trustees Of the
IOloR IF EnlpoTia:
SECTION 1. It shall be the duty Of every per-
son residing within the corporate limits of
the town Of Emporia, and owning,
keeping or having charge of any dog or dogs,
male or female, to pay an animal tax Of one dol
lar on each and every subj dog or Dogs
SEC. ?. Tt shah be the duty of the Town
Treasurer, once in each year. or oftener, If he
deem 1t necessary, to visit the residence of each
and every inhabitanE within said incorporation,
for the purpose Of azeertainiRg who of said in
habitants own or keep dog or dogs. and the
number Of the same. He shall collect the tax
levied in the first section of this ordinance, and
give receipt for the same.
SIC. 3. Ii any person " thin the limits
aforesaid shall refuse to pay, the tax levied on
his OF her dog, or refuse to give such information
as the Treasurer may require In bis official ca
pacity, then he may proceed to eollect said tax
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MONTGOMERY, ALA,
May Sd, 1865.

May Sd, 1865.
We have taken Mobile, and since then
have marched ITO miles and captured Sci
ma and this place, and have been resting
here ten days. Rebels from Richmond and
Johnston s army are coming in by hundreds
since Lees surrender, and the town and
country is full of them; they are all paroled
and do not expect to go back again.
We have been out of rations two weeks,
and have lived of the country. But now
our feet has arrived from Mobile and we
are living again. Have not been paid since
left St. Louis, and have been without
money two months; and what is worse,
my clothes are worn out, and l look too
seedy to make love to secesh widows, so l
stay in camp.
This is a fine country, and orce was
wealthy; but rebellion, and the reverses Of
their arms, has made them appear poor.
Our regiment has been highly favored,
and has been complimented by every COM
mander. At the assault on Fort Blakely,
l.
line in front of the entire brigade; only
took with me l49 men, with orders to feel
OF their line and learn their strength; but
after advancing about 100 yards, their fire
of artillery and musketry was so heavy that
could not halt with salty, and 1 charged
their works, took two lines of rife pits
and rushed on a run to their main works,
leaped over the parapets and crowded
through tie embrasures, and either killed
or captured every man in our front. Snch
a terrific rain of shot, shell, grape, canister
and bullets never saw. And when l tell
you that we charged $50 yards through
fallen timber, woven together to obstr uct
as; swamp TO cross; and four lines Of
Abattises, made of sharpened sticks, with
their points toward US, and SO close togeth-
er that ordinarily man could scarcely get
through them; telegraph wire stretched in
every conceivable shape; and what was still
worse, the sand was literally filled with tor
pedoes; yet, with all this, we advanced with
this little skirmish line into the mouths OF
seven heavy pieces OF artillery and eight
hundred muskets, with the same number o f
men behind works eight feet high, with
a deep ditch in front filled with water
planted our colors on the works, and then
leaped in. The flag that the Sanitary fair,
of st. Louis, awarded us, though torn by
shell and bullets, waved first on the parapets.
enclose an extract from the report of
the General commanding. lost seven men
killed, three MORALLY wounded, eight Sc
verely and three slightly wounded. No
one was more exposed than was. leaped
the works the instant that my first man
did. Had hole made through my car
fridge box, one through my pants, and two
through my coat. We fought with bayo-
nets and revolvers after we got into the
works. Blue and grey was all mixed to-
gether. Yours truly,
LIEUT.. Coz G. S. HILLS.
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J. G. RA1ruEL. Agent, Lawrence.
ORDINANCES.
NO. 4.


AN Ordinance granting certain privilege
Be 1t Ordained By the Board Of Trustees Of the
TOIon Of EHlpOTia:
LIST. That the privilege is hereby granted to
c. V. Eskridge, his heirs and assigns, of erect
ing fence three and a half feet into the street,
on Sixth Avenue, north of the north line of lot
number eighty six 1857, Mechanics Street in
the town of Emporia, Lyon County, Kansas
the said fence, with the Enclosure, to be under
the exclusive control of the said c. V. Eskridge,
his heirs and assigns.
I'd. And be it further ordained, that in con-
sideration of the erection of said fence and the
sum of five dollars paid into the Town Treas
urery, by the said @. V. Eskridge, the privileges
hereby granted shall be extended him, his heirs
or assigns, for the period of ten years.
This ordinance shall take effect and be in
force from and after its publication in the En-
po.ia News.
JACOB STOTLTR,
Chairman Board of Trustees
Passed, May 18th, 1865
E. BoRTON, Clerk. nt-r
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KIRBY's AMERICAN IRON HARVESTER
We are also sole agents for this durable,
cheap and easy draft Machine, and will sell
only on orders. This is the cheapest Ma
chine offered for 1865.
GRIFFITH & DUNCAN.
13-3m. Lawrence, Kansas.
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EXTRACT OF GENERAL e1LBERr's REPORT.
lead Quarters I'd Brigade,
Cd Div, 18th ARMY Corps.
Fort Blakely, Ala, April 10, 1855

Zu OiV.S loLn army corps,
Fort Blakely, Ala, April 10, 1865.
My main line of battle was 1000 yards
distance from the rebel Notifications. The
intervening ground was covered with timber
felled in every possible direction; torpedoes
were planted in front Of their works; wire
stretched from stump to stump; a double
line OF Abattises, and, in rear of all, very
strong line of Qualifications. At the com
mand to advance, the line raieed shout,
pressed rapidly forward, reached and car
ried the enemy's works aud pursued the
disconnected enemy 10 the river bank, cap
tured nine pieces of artillery and 575 pris-
oners and every rebel in front, although their
gunboats lay in the river only few rods of.
Officers and men throughout the entire
command did their duty, and did il we'll
The 10th Kansas, a lille band of heroes,
rushed forward, as into the jaws Of death,
with determination to conquer or die
Too much praise cannot be bestowed upon
them. am at a loss for words to express
my admiration for them and their gallant
commander; and when say that Lieut..
Col. Hills is worthy to command such men,
language is exhausted in his praise.
have the honor to be, respectfully.
your obi ser.t, JAMES /. GILBERT,
Brig. Gen. Commanding.
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Doct. J. F. Newton, whose proVerbial
naodesty hides from observation many of his
noble efforts at an improvement of nature
and art, has recently added to the appearance
of his dwelling by the planting of trees,
painting. papering, &c. He has also had
his Drng Store painted inside and brushed
up in more attractive style than ever
The Doctor evidently means Cuisines"
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BUCKEYE REAPERs q MowERs.-We are
Sole Agents for this celebrated Machine,
greatly improved for 1865, and win sell
them at the manufacturers price and freight.
We will warrant every Machine.
I3-3m. GRIFFITH d DUNCAN.
Lawrence, Kansas.
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NO. g.

AN Ordinance defining tn powers and duties
of Town Constable and Street Commissioner.
Be it Ordained By the Board Of Trustees of the
TO,on Of En.pOria:
SECTION lst That it shall be the duty of the
town Constable, to serve all warrants, writs pre-
eepts or other process to him directed and deliv-
cred, and to make due rerurn Of the same in the
sam manner as is required by law of township
constables, to the Chairman of the Board of
Trustees of the town.
SEC. 2. It shall also be the duty of the town
Constable to arrest with, or without, warrant
all offenders against ordinanees which may be
in force In the town, and to bring them before
the Chairman OF the Board Of Trustees of the
town, to he dealt with for the violation of such
ordinances.
SIC. 3. 1t shall also be the duty of the town
Constable to suppress all riots, affrays and IN
lawful assemblies which may come to his knowl
edge within the limits OF the town, and in dis.
charging his duties he may call to his aid such
assistance as may be necessary from the inhabi-
tants of the town.
SIC. 4. 1t shall be the duty Of the Street C ON
missiOners for the town, IN addition to perform
ing the duties Of Road oversser as prescri bed
by law, to exercise general supervision over
ell improvements of streets and side walks, or
dered by the Board Of Trustees, and also to
establish the grade Of the streets where it NAV
inhis judgement be necessary.
SEc. D That before entering upon the duties
Of their respective Offices the town Constable and
n1oa9 Oferseer snail De required to enter into
bonds IN the sum Of two hundred and fifty
dollars each for the faithful discharge Of their
duties and for the payment of all moneys which
may come into their hands By virtue Of their
offices.
SEe. s. This ordinance shall take effect and
6e IN force from and after its publication in The
Enporia News. JACOB STuTLER,
Chairman Board Of Trustees.
Passed May 17tb. 1855. =
E BoRTON, Clerk.
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Lumber! Lumber.

LAWRENCE, KANSAS, April 18th, 1865.
The undersigned has established branch
of his business in this city, and has just
received nice lot of White Pine seasoned
Lumber, such as, Dressed Flooring, and
Siding, also Dressed Boards, Shingles,
Lath, &C., DC, which lie will sell at the
lowest cash prices. Farmers and purcha-
sers generally. are invited to examine my
stock before buying elsewhere.
Yard, corner of Henry and Massachu-
sets streets, Lawrence, Kansas.
RICHARD SCHULENBURG,
of St. Louis, Mo.
] G. RAIrHEr. Aren't Lawrenna- 4w
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"LIFE AND DEATH IN REBEL Prisons" is
the title of Book just published, which is
now for sale, by subscription only, at the
Book Store. The story of Prison Life in
the land of the enemy, makes new chapter
in the worlds history. 1t will be the sub
ject of side talk for ages to come. Every
family should have the book. Price SO 90.
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GRANT & PRIEST, 141 and 143 Shawnee
street, Leavenworh Kansas, keep the largest
and cheapest assortment of Reapers and
Mowers west of the Mississippi river. Far
mers will do we'll to call on them if they
wish good machines at low prices. gee
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Hurst & Co., have large stock Of Spring
and Summer Clothing of the latest style,
also good supply of summer hats, and an
immense stock of Dry Goods and Grocer
les which they are selling at the very low
est figure. Don't fail to go and see the
piles Of good they have:
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sheriffs Sale of Valuable Real Estate.
Ebinezer Maynard,

vs.
J. H Hunt, as Administrator of the estateS
of the Erasmus D. Bassett.
NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of an
IN order of sale, issued out of the Fifth Ju-
dieial District Court. for Lyon County, State of
Kansas, and to me directed, viii,
ON SATURDAY, JULY 15TH, 1865,
at the hour of 10 o'clock 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 Teton, to the highest bidder for cash
in hand, he following described real estate TO
wit: The West half and.South East qaarter Of
the South East quarter Of Section number 81 !,
Township 90, Range g, and also Block number
5, in the Town of Hartford, situated in Lyon
County, Kansas, to satisfy 8 judgement in favor
of Ebinezer Maynard, and against ]. Il. Hunt.
as Administrat or of the estate of Erasmus D.
Bassett deceased.
SAMUEL J. MANToR,
Ss6-91- Sheriff.
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Observation-Disclosures paint
varnishwhitewash brushestoiletarticl sWith-
cute ndadozendifferentkind sofbittersWineand
iquorsformedicalpur sfnetobaccoandci-
garsstationery INSTRUMENTATION
mprisetheneWstocko Bates& Bancroft1w
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Strayed-S2O Reward.

FROM the subscriber on the 9Th day Of May,
II 3 miles east of Emporia, one soFrel horse,
4 years old, branded with ]. Z. on the left hin.
about Is hands high, small white strip in his
face and three white feet; alsO, one soFFel mare
pony, branded with s. on the left hip, star in
the forehead, her name has been cut off but has
grown out till it falls over little; she is about
five years old, also some some saddle marks
I will give the above reward to any person re-.
turing said horses to my residence, miles east
of Empor a, or any information that will lead to
their recovery,
Address, W. G. HICHENS,
May, 9th 1865. Wv Emporia, Kansas. =
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-06-03

FRESH GRoCERIEs.-We have fresh ar
rival of groceries: such as sugar, coffee,
salt, molasses, ETC., which we offer to the
people at the lowest prices. Call and look
at them before making your purchases.
CATTERsoN, GILMORE d Co.