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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-07-07
Cor-oNwooD FAILS, Julv ist. Is6

EDIroR NEws: We had an election yestsr-
day to decide whether or not to issue bonds
TO finish our school house. We have stone
house commenced; wall nearly up; 44x3O feet,
two stories high, estimated 10 cost 81 900 when
completed. Sixty-iour votes cast, 90 for bonds,
one only against. The judges of election,
were Mrs. Hinkly, Mrs. Romigh and Mrs.
Candy. About half of the voters were women
So you see, we are practical women's rights
people up here; and, in ad dition, we shall soon
have one of the best school houses ia this part
of Kansas Our citizens have also concIG ded
to build public hall. 22x40 feet. Arran ge-
ments have been made to put it in course
construction. Our people have also decided
to hold an Agricultural Fair this fall. 1t is to
be held at Cotton wood Falls, on the 1Iih and
18th Of October next About $500 has been
raised by subscription for premium list. We
expect that the receipts Of the Fair will reach
$500 more. We don't care so much about the
the premiums; but we want to get together and
Sc what each other have, compare notes, and
thus improve all. We want you Lyon county
men to come up, bring up your best
horses cattle, sheep, hogs, corn, wheat, DC,
and let Chase county show you something
It'll better, and when you come up we will
show you the be st county ofland in the State.
CHASE
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been Just tt0enty-1line days on the way Three
other letters, written and mailed at de sssa.e
time, bearing the same post rasrk came
Through at like rate Of speed. The writer
Of them took q tip through IIiinOi :, Indiana
Michigan, Ohio, paying visits of respectable
leF 9Th in each of these States, returned home
and had been quietly st his business here over
aweek before his StLouis letters came to hand.
When they did GENE the mail from Council
Grove brought them which leads US to infer
that the St. Louis Postmaster is sadly dc fcient
IN geogra ply, or else wanted to pa tronize the
Council Grove mail route. Adams Express
no, not even Tisdale's-would have done
that or if they had the agent who was respon-
sible for the carlessness would have gone cut
Of the business very Suddenly. This is not an
isolated ease. Theyare multiplied every day.
No business man but has experienced ineon-
venience and often great loss from just such
b'unders, and yet we see small prospect of
remedy Which leads US to think that the
whole Post office business were better done by
some responsible Express Company that would
do the it promptly, and wei, and be
accountable TO its patrons in damages for care
les sness.
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"ORe extravaganza leads to another" Now
that We have daily mail it seems too bad
that we can't also have branch of the U. S.
Express established over the same route. An
office here would pay the Con1pan and be a
benefit to the whole Southwest country. Sup
pose, now, that our merchants and business
men generally, undertake to devise ways and
means to bring about this desired end. II
they do, they viii accomplish it.
Another desirable "extravaga nee" ia the
same eonneetiOu,-i is more cOmmodious and
comfortable passenger coaches. Enterprises
dependent upon public patronage will not
bear being run on too cheap plan, and we
think The Southern Kansas Stage Compan y
could make some money, and gain permanent
foot-hold in popular favor by running better
coaches.
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Notice TO Tag PAYERS.

SI.ereby given, that the Board of County
Il Commissioners, will meet at the county
Clerks Office in Emporia, on Monday July
ID, A. D. 1866, at 9 O'clock a. m. to act as a
Board of EQUALIZATION to correct all errors in
the Assessment Rolls of Lyon county for 1866,
elves agrieved at any thing in the assessment
of their property, can appear and have ell err
rors in their return, corrected as to the Boar
of Equalization 81 all seem just and equitable.
Emperia- June 5, 1866. j. L, WILLIAMS.
1896 County Clerk.
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George H. Rees, Def't. \

u
GORGE E. REES, of the State of Oregon
~ will take notice that David Ii. Jarbos,
of Kansas City. Missouri, did, on tn: 9th day
of May, 1866. file his petition in the Office Of
the Clerk of the District Court for said county
of Lyon, and State of Kansas. againstthe sa id
George Il Rees, defendant, setting forth nat
on the 18th day of November, 1869 at Kan
sas Cit Y, Missouri, the said Geo..H Rees made
his certain promissory note in writing, of that
date, and then and there deli cred the same to
said David NJ. JGrboe, whereby said defendant
promised to pay to the said plaintiff the sum
OF (S629, in Dne dag after the date thereof.
with interest theron at tn rate of 10 I,er cent
per annum; that there is now due and unpaid
onssaid n tie, after giving all just credits an
offsetts, the sum of two b undred and forty two
dollars and sixtY-eight cents with interest at
the rate of 10 per cent, after the Oath of Oct.
1868; and praying that the said George II. Rees
may pay to the said David NJ Jarboe the said
sum of $246.68, now claimed 10 be due, with
IL terest at the rate of ten per cent from the
oath day of October, 1868; and that in order
to secure the payment of said claim, the fol
10 wing lands may be attached, to wit: Lot 10
block 81, lot 8, block Is; lot 4. block 80; lot 4
block "a; lot A. block 104; lot / block,
los in the town Of Americas, county of Ly-
on, and State of Kansas; and the said George
H Rees is notified that he is required to ap
pear and answer said petition on or before
the 3lst day of August, 1866, Or iudgme Mt viii
de taken according TO the prayer of said pc
tition. DAVID N. JARBOE.
By HUNT q GILLETT,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Attest: NoYEs SPIcER, Clerk. 90 81
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Sherlns Sale.

DY virtue of an order of sale issued from
ID the JfstIiet Court for Chase county
Kansas, and to, me directed 1 will offer for
sale at public auction at the door of the Court
House in the Town of Cottonwood Falls, in
said county,
ON SATURDAY THE DIST DAY OF JULY.
1866, 1T one o'clock p. IN. of said day the fol-
lowing real estate, to wit; The east half of the
northeast quarter Of. section No. seven q In
township No. twenty one, (2l) range No. sixI
(6) Chase county, Kansas, to be sold as the
property of Lewis e. Ruffiax, to satisfy judg-
ment in favor of ohm j. Garmans.
Dated this 3Ist day of May, 1866.
1897 j. 81. SCRIBNER, Sheriff
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Notice of Contest.

TO JOSEPH GREENE. Butler county Kansas
VOU viii take notice that Edward D. Board
i man has made an application for the can
eellation ofyour Homestead Asntry. No. 81. cal
lingfor the W = ofn " q Sec. Is and = of
n 14Sec. q, T, "a, r. 5, e, on the ground of
yeurhaying abandon e9said land. Said Edward
D. Boardmap viii, gu the Is day of Aug est,
1866, between the hours Of o'clock a. m. a ID
2 p. m. at the office of Henri Martin q Jus
tee of the Peace, in the county Of Butler
Kansas, proceed to take depositiOns of wit
nesses in the above case. You Will. on said
day, have on Opportunity to cross ezami ne
said witnesses, and offer counter proof.
LAND OFFICE, HUMBOLDT, Kansas. June 18TH
1866 ART, Register.
$500 J. @. REDFIELD. Receiver
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We consider Uncle Sam "a ezeel lent hand
tordo-a great many things We wOt Of-big jobs
especially, such putting down rebelhOns,
and fsrgiving rebels. BE has just dORs job
Of that kind &c. complete that there i neither
rebellion or unforgiSen rebels lefs~Bus small
Jobs" such as carrying the mails, are evidently
not his s'forte." We have before us as We
write; . letter written and mailed as St L5ouis
on the 3Ist day Of May. The letter bears the
st. Louis Post mark, and dete Of June LIST,
and arrived here Friday jess 29tA I haviag
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By reference 10 oar advertising columns 1T
will be seen that School District No. IT, of
Lyon county is to have School House. Now
is tie imetc build them. We wish every Dis
trsct ia the county might have good comfort
able School H ouse before cold weather. They
pay big interest on Investment. Lyon county
has now lafger proportionate capital invested
in School Houses than any other county in the
State, and this fact viii tell upon the prosper
ity of the county for years to come. Build more
School Houses and build better ones is oul
advsaa
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Notice.

UT x. MYERS of the State of Penusylya-
w MIA is hereby notified that Michael
Myers did on the 26th day of May, 1866. file
his petition in the Clerks Office of the District
Court for Lyon county, Kansas, setting forth
that the said W. Myers is indebted to
him in the sum of $II0.75; with il terest there
On at 10 per cent. per annum, from June 1st,
1862, for N oney collected by the said W.X.
Myers, as agent for the said Michael Myers,
and due to the said Michael Myers, and claim
ing judgment for said sum with interest as
aforesaid, and chat said W. Y. Myers is requir-
ed to answer said petition on or before the 9Th
day of September 1866; and that an order Of
attachment has been issued against the prop
erty of the said W. x. Myers and the following
described property, to-wit: the east half of th e
south west quarter eff section twenty one town
nineteen, range twelve has bee attached
@ RUGGLES &BROWN,
+,- Attvs for NJ Myers.
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&c 4th az Cottonwood FalIs.


CoTToNwooD FAILS, July 5th 1866.
EDITOR OF NEws:-We had glorious cele
prAtlOn here yesterday; Rev. a. G. Smith de
iyered the Grafton. The whole county W as
out William Campbell, aged 20 yea rs, an old
soldier of thewar of 1912. oec upied seat on
the platform, made few patriotic remark anu
was loudly cheered There were thirteen reg
ular toasts and any amount of res I,ouses The
fact IS. we had gay time, and feel a little
proud of our Celebration. CHASE.
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= Hartford.

S. NJ Morgan is erecting new store house
in Hartford, An addition will be made to tn e
same for hotel. Hartford is in need of q o
tel. The saw mill at Hartford has changed
hands. Thenew proprietor, Peter B ay&;nger
is making some repairs to the ma .hiRery I'm
provements on the Collegiate Institute build
ingsace about to be commenced. A fine school
is in operation there. Professor Williams and
wife are the teachers. a. w. Diggs has open
ed harness shop In town. Dwelling houses
are being erected by Rev. j. MeAnulty and
Messrs Neat, Morse and Banks. Hartford if
one of the most beautiful towns il the valley.
Burlington Patriot -..-.e .--
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We learn thA,t Hon. VIM. Martindale, OF
Greenwood COMFY, has sold FIVE hundred
head Of cattle to a gentleman from Illinois for
the snug little sum OF $4,000. If any one
doubts the PrOpristy or profit Of ek7raising
in Kansas, let him forever be poor as a
punishment-
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9tlt 9lIrFrtisemFnts.


MILL be received BY the Board of school
w district No. II of Lyon county, Kan
sas, mp 70 o'clock p. N. of Saturday, July
2Ists 1866, for the building of school house.
Bids viii be resolved for a frame or q stone
house. Plan and specifications may be seen
ct the Office Of the District CLERK [ Is miles
west Of Elmendaro. Al liberal amount Of mon
ey win be paid IN sdvanes on receiving bond
and security. SIMON BUCHER,
District CLERK
10y J, soo0. 1'el 1889
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Roll Caroline.

Mr.. F. A. Atherly. oft Burlington Wool,
en- Factory. has Just returned from the East,
bringing with him the necessary machinery for
running Two DUoBLE Roll CAED MACHINEs.
which will bc drove vigorously night and day.
Customers from distance can depend en- get :
Ting. their work to take home in return.
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The Fourth.

Emporia was very quiet ~on the Fourth .
Fery much less noise and smell of burnt pow
der than common. The old cannon with a
missing trunnionn presented to the qeorpOra-
ton" by Col, Charley Hills, and which was
burst to smithereeEs the occasion. of one of
the innummerable takings of Richmond (by
Leg was sadly missed. and town and country
enjoyed as late nap and unbroken Except by
m osquitoes) slumber on the morning of last
| Wednesday, as on any other morn of this peace
full year 1866. Most people were too busy with
harvest and black rations" of corn working
occasiened by the foods--toI celebrate to any
great extent. Scarce more than the ordinary
number of people were in tOwn-except of the
genus young folks"
| The Sunday School Picnic was held at the
M etlodist Church. and was Pleasant affair
The attendance was good and the exercises
/ interesting. Short and appropriate addres ses
were made to the children by the Pastor, Rev.
Mr.. Leard, and Judge Watson, aud a basket
dinner was par taken Of Altho ugh not..very
deinOnstrative, the occasion was pleasant and
| profitable to all concerned.
Many of our citizens attended the celebration
at Cotton: wood Falls. From them we learn
that the atbspdsnce was large. the proceedings
eharaeAsrized By good taste and iberaiity OF
the part of the nsacagers and citizens general
Iy. The advertised programme was substan
tally carried out and the result was genera
good tine. gGouneii Grove, upper Cettonw cod
Emporid and walnut were al represented
there. A briet account from our corresp ond
ent appears elsewhere.
/ A picnic. celebrations was also held at Nj
Logs near Americas, from which we have Al
yet, no account. Our enterprising Amerieu
CORES pendent viii doubtless rectify this Omis
sion by next mail.
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Cheese.

The dairymeh OF. Usage county haVs-been
in council and have determined on the organ
ization of permanent Association for mutual
benefit and protection. We commend their
Judgment Little Usage bears the palm for
her diaries and ejoices in the prosperity there
by oceasioned. We are quite sure that the
farmers of Lyon county might follow the ex-
ample of their brethren Of Usage with profit
When shall we chronicle meeting of the
Dairymen of OnIcountyP .oh
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Notice of Contest.

TO. LESLIE HOBBS. Butler county, Kansas.
HOU viii take notice thas A. G. brown has
Il made ga application for the cancellation
of your. Homestead Entry No. 483, calling fer
the W Il Sec. 35, T. a 5, Rs e, on the
grouad that you have abandoned said land
Said A. G. Brown viii, on the 18th day Of Al
gust, 1866, between the hours OF 10 a. M, and
9 p. m, ct the Office of Henry Martin, JUS
tee OF the Peace, In the county Of Butler,
Kansas, proceed to take dispositions Of wltness-
es il theaboye case. You viii, on said day.
haye an opportunity to eross-ex anime said
witnesses, and offer c0unter proof. ~.
LAsD CFFIcR, HuNBoLDT. Kansas, une 18th,
1866. WATSON STEWART Register.
$500 ]. c. REDFIELD. Receiver.
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We hear many inquiries for good farms late
ly. Not omany Of that sort for sale as there
wassA few months since. = really good farm
Invaluable property, here as well as elsewhere.
Stilltber are many that can be bought at
fair prices, and they are being sold every day.
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Rev. G. G. Morse writes full and interest
ing account of the recent Closing Exercises Of
the State Normal School at this place, to the
Leavenwor.h Daily Conservative. of which
that paper makes the following mention:
We publish, bhis morning, communication
from Emporia, giving a 1ult account of the
public exercises attending the conclusion of
the last term of the State Normal School. 1t
Will be found full of hterest. and highly en-
couraging to the friends of education. The let
Ter occupies more S pace than we would have
esired, but it will be found ODE worth care
fnl Derusnl.
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, The daily lines Of stages fiom Lawrence to
Emporia and Humboldt, and the tri-weekly
line to Burlington, are oil owned and run by
the Southern Kansas Stage Company, of which
Mr.. Tisdale is Superintendent, and Mr.. Pike
gent at Lawrence, which is Headquarters
The change means, we hope, speed, safety,
con, fort.'' .. .-.. ---rg &C. .-.4 .r
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IaITBEMp0TlaF News:
ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY
In the News Building, Emporiiaa, Kansas, at
TWP POLLARS "A YEARs
Rates OF Advertising :

All legal transient Advertisement per linz
frat insertion and each subsequent insertion.
One column. year ninety dollars; months ffty
dollars; three months thirty dollars. Half column
atty dOiiarsi six mouths thirty dollars three months
tWSaV dOnsss Garter column year. twenty-five dol
lars; six months Aeen dSas three months. ten dollars
Eighth column. year doIias; months eight
dollars; thres monhs Eve doIlare a
Business Cards Of hEelines less. 81 ike year
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TIE daily stage from Emporia to Lawrence
connects at Burlingame every other day with
ths tri-lyeekly stage from that poiutto Topeka
andiAt lawrence with trains on the UniOG
Pacific r. II. for LeavenwOrth, Kansas CITY
&c. Coaches will leave EmpOria at one O'Clock
p \ ,iessalt.r. lE..Ei-l .rr..E
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= e,Ossffcy 1Lteg EIOndAy, Tor the
purpose Of sq 6aiiziAg the assssshisht 9Sr che
present year. Owing to high water aEr. Thorn
as had mott com plated his work, la6d sothe
Board Ado trned until the 2sd, q which time
all Persons having complaints in regard to
the assessment viii be heard.
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Mr.. HAnford, late proprietor of the EmpOria
furniture Factory. takes final leave of Empo-
ra,next week. Mr.. F. has lived here for the
last noe years, and we had come to regard him
as one 4 the permanent institutions of the
place, noregret to havehim leave. We wish
him success wherever he goes
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Proposals for Building School

LlSOs
CEALED proposals will be received by the
- undersigned at Cottonwood Falls. Chase
county, until IL o clock "a. Saturday, July 23th,
1866, for finishing the stone ehool house at
Cottonwood FaHs, IN district No. s, except the
stone work. Plans shd specifications can be
seen by calling con the Clerk. Bidders will
state for what sum they viii do the entire Job,
and when they can have the house enclosed
and the lower room ready for school, and
when the entire contract will De compietsi.
Separate bids are tIso Invited as follows: Ist
For putting on the roof aud enclosing the
house 3D. Finishing lover story (exesRt
D lastering) and seating if ready for school.
Sd Finishing upper story and putting M
stairs ready for school, except plastering 4th
For plastering and making blackboard con
trae ors furnishing materials. Payments, one :
fourth when contract is-awarded and security
given for performances Of contract; one-fOurth
When house is enclosed one fourth when low .
er story is ready for school balance upon com
pletion Of contract. LACY
s's- = District Clerk
July 4tb, 1866, 27-39
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.Mr. Donaldson, of Butler cOunty, called
lsst week He represents everything in q
Aoufiah ;,sss condition in his county senigran Is
eOSmosng IN, ir.nr,. vements being made; crops
n ths bs.t nossibls con ,sitiOn. There are many
good openings Sor ssttlers in 2a..ss . '
whieh bids fair to be one Of The -'o'-
Gus md POpulOus Of Jhs Southwest 80 $50 !.
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Lyon County Agricultural Society.
A meeting Of the Board Of Directors of the
Lyon County Agricultural Society win be
held at Emporia, next Saturday, July It'll, at
IL A. n, A general attendance is desired.
P. B. PLUMB, Sec'y.
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Dentistry.

Dr.. Trowbridge, of LeavenwOrih, is now IN
Emporia, prepared to do al kinds Of work in
dentistry. He will remain until the 10th of
July. Those wishing work done should call
immediately;or if they wish he will call at
their residences
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1t g. NJ. Walker, late of the llth Kansas,
and Formerly county Surveyor of Lyon county,
has established himself ip-Lawrence as Sur
veyOr and Draughtsman. He is honest, faith
full and capable. and deserves success.
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FoWN I'D oouNTRY
Quarterly Meeting

The second Quarterly Meeting OF the EN-
pori& charge. viii be held on Saturday and
Sunday the 18th and Isl Of July, at the 81.
E. Chnrch in this place, commeneing Satur-
day at 2 O'Clock ?. NJ
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John WAyman says that there is but on e
bachelor in WAterlOo township, and that the
biggest.crops they raise up there is babies
Wheat corn and other crops flourish to re-
mArkable extent there as elsewhere in Kansas
this seas6n; but babies is their main gait!
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Settlers from Fall River, Greenwood county,
who we're in town trading on the Fourth, rep
resent crops in that vicinity as being excel
lent, and the county rapidly improving. Up
per Fall River affords the finest stock range
we know of, and the bottoms are very pIO-
ductive. Emigrants seeking homes would do
well to look at the Fall River country.
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We learn that the Board of Trustees of the
EmpOr;a School District contemplate fencing
the school grounds soon. thought by all means
to be done, and at on ee, and trees planted.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-07-07

Our msrehants are,constantly filing up with
new goods. and as constantly selling out
They are determined TO keep up with the de-
mand for goods which is la'ge and steadily
Increasing. #n t.' a4-i % f-..,.
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Cotton go6ds are going up Nine couple
were married at Ottumwa on the Fourth, and
two 1t Hartford next day! Who says this amt
a great eOuntryI -
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The wagon emigration still continues with
but little abatement. Families from Minneso-
tn, Wisconsin, Ohio, Iowa and Ill inois have
arrived the past week Plenty of room yet.
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Work ntHe STATE Normal Sehool-seilaing
is progressing rapidly. There is no such word
fail with John Hammond, and no doubt tn c
building viii be completed con time"
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a man from Big creek, elk miles below
Burlington, was in town trading, day before
yesterday.
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Cottonwood shingles, of the best kind are
worth 81 so per 1000 de livered in town, and
Walnut at $3.50 to Sc. -
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We are informed that quite number of fam
lilies have recently settled in Waterloo town
ship. II 5J
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Mr.. Thomas, our County Assessor, thinks
that the assessment of Lyon county for this
year viii nearly double that of last. We shall
publish the exact figures, soon as they can be
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Attachmant Notice

Moves spicer, Plt.f., Before E. Borton,
vs.. J. p, Emroria T.,
OrviIle Thompson, DEITY Lyon Co, Kansas
ON The I9th day Of june, A.D. 1855. SAID
Z Justice issued an order of attachment ia
the above aetien, for the sum Of thirty-six
dollars. S MOVES SP1QER- !
Emporia, July, 5ths 1866, - 27-39