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.OOFING PAVING. &c.

DOOFING, PAVING, &c.
IL The attention OF Capitalists 10 esled 10 valuable
C.nrxr recently patented oy ISAAC O. MARSH OF Milton,
Northumberland Co. Pacomposed Of Coal Tar and Potter
Cav chemically combined to prevent evaporation and
y soon Is cola hard and entirely flee from any unpleasant
sed for the following and other purposes to great advantage
sombnn. durability with cheques: R.05ss r.v,.. o 0
Red. Pi,ebios Boss kc kc For further information
apply 70 a MARSH; or JOHN LOCKE, General Agent,
Irvi,burr Union Co., Pc
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YT'UE SUBSCRIBER will SELL, at auc-
L ton. on TUESDAY, March q, at ocloek p M, on
To. pre- Mise. az disposed Of before At private hi'
FAkM Of q, acres. deghifuy situated the bais Of the
South Shrewsbury River and Ruuson Road tine oyster
grouad, bathing and fishing; abundance Of mi' Two uses
two BAN. aud other oubui drgs apple orchard sid Other
fit, For particulars, apply TO the owner, WILLIAM
UhDDON Red Bank. New jersey 20 JANIS sOhkk-
WILLIE. Nos 81 and 45 Centfe-st.. New-foTk
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WARRINGTON, ID. C.. March 10. lb.b
GALE Of CONDEMNED MEDICAL and
- HOSPITAL PROPERTY. VIII BE- sold At Public Anc-
ton on RSDAY the 22d day Of March met Of 10 O'Clock
IN It the Puryeying Depot Eighteenth and Fsis IN ~,
city large qusntity Of Condemned Medical and hopts
Property, consisting Of
spHnts, Air Rubber Cu,hons States. Cloctt i.ttard'
Wsier Coolers sboOns Knives and Forks spsuls, anns
Coyer, Water Beds sheepkns Dressed TsuInieues Truss,
MortGrs Medicine PsDnier Chests kn,pstn, ana re
Leather Buote Cote Basins Iron Washstsnds
Bottles Bedside Tables Mes Chests, Cooking Utensils Bed
ding. &c. .
Terms eash, in Government funds . .
CHAs. SUTHERLAND,
Surg u. :. A.. Medical Puueyor.
C. W. BOTELER. Auetionser.
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Nmnsemente.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
IA ITALIAN OPERA.
Director ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. MAX MARETZEk.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC:
"A ITALIAN OPERA.
(rHu ssfAsLuHrsxf ApvERrss II re
Hsw-roRK HERALD)
ON FRIDAY EVENING. March 49, as
Twenty fourth Subscription night,
Only night OF Vsrdfs most celebrated open,
UN BALLO IN MASCHERA:
UN BALLO IN MASCHERA!
with splendid and complete cas-. including
MILF EHf f;S SasphzI7hVs sosIsro.
. NINE BINA d R 5Ss h,,unr,, A
Tho Incidental Ballet by
MILE KRUGER and MILE. L. VIDAL.
'0S 6s 'sk4HGjiRB;xiY3GRiSD MxTISEE one.
T GRiS ISs sFEsTaGu falfG oFERA.
THE STAR OF THE NORTH.
MoNDAY-BENEFIT or MILE. BosIsIo
Last tins Of
TUEsDAY-BENEFIro OF sIGNoR BELLINL
LAFRICAlNE, and
wEDNEsDAY-BENEFTTo or MISS KELLOGG.
ryE Ea sr tin. o q @ @Ts sohrH
EoTfCE-Subscbers DESTROYS Of retaining their boxes ne
seats, will pleas" give notice At the Box Office.
named performance. will commence THIS MORNING u ~
the regular ticket Offices
RROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
b Dr. ITALIAN orEhA MAx m.RErzEH
ON THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH Is
lsiIth and Last Subscription Sishtl
THIS GRAND SPECTACULAR OPERA,
THE STAR OF THE NORTH.
Which vi, be produced IN the same UNSURPASSED hAS
Nit On I sHTuRpAY' MARCH a'i i7TH@ExrRA NIGHT.
BENEFiT or NINE CARozZl.zUCCHI,
L,AFRICAINE.
The sale Of reserved seats for EITHER PERFORMANCE
named win this morning at the usual place.
A CADEMY OF MUsIC-MATINEE:
On s bsJiIT xFTERNooN March i, It ociocS.
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA
MATINEE, MATINEE!
Fir.. and only time at q Matinee Of Meyerbeer,s
IMMENSELY SUCCESSFUL GRAND SPECTACULAR
OPERA
THE STAR OF THE NORTH.
THE STAR OF THE NORTH.
ADMIsslON-ONE DOLLAR ONLY
TO all psrts of the House. No Reserved Seats
SPECIAL NoTICE.-The Lady patrons Of the Mstnessl
purchase their early in order to s,Ss
eIowdg and delay = tn: TICKET {. oa..s
Tickets 10 obtained at all the regular ofncea
WOODv NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., so Cents.
w Broadway. opposite st. Nicholas Hotel
EVERY EVENING AND "WEDNESDAY MATINEE.
CROWDED AND FASHIONABLE AUDIENCEe
.t,est the remarkable popularity Of the moral smssisa1
Or. THE ELOPEMENr
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN,
for the esd time in her original personation Of
Lady Issbsl" and Madame Vine"
supported In pert the following powerful cat Of
Archibald Carlyle, Mr.. Lefngwen; Mount Severn. NJ
Edwards; Richard Hare Mr.. Keene John Dill M. 0ooA
Mrs E. Wright Joyce, Mrs. Tyrel; Wilson, Miss seidssv
etc, etc
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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OLYMPIC THEATER.
BENEFIT or MISS KATE NEWTON,
FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH l6.
which occasion will be presented the beautiful drama Of
IRELAND AS 1T WAS.
Ragged Mr.. u. L. DA'ENfOh
(By kind permission Of George Wood ESQ.,
And other entertainments.
SEATS CAN NOW BE SECURED.
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AmusemeniS.
EOX's OLD BOWERY. THEAIER.
l. Sole Director and Manager. .".........G L. FoA

EOX's OLD BOWERY. THEA1ER.
l. Sole Director and Manager. ...........G L. foA
(rHs EGTABLIsHMENr NOT ADyERffsE IN re
NETWORK HKRALD)
EVERY NIGHT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
and SATURDAY AFTERNOON. at a
THE NEW COMIC PANrOMlME,
JACK AND GILL
WENT UP THE HILL,
By O. L. FOX who appears
PANTALOON, c. X. FOX: AM, u.ouvrrrp
TWO OTHER PIECES. -
W. IT. VITALITY, w. MARSDEN. Il. MESIAfEh
The foil Pantomiue and Dramatic Troupe. .,o,
SEATS SECURED ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE.
BROADWAY THEATER.-Begins7 "a.
- WHEN YOU WEAR 1T. THINK OF AE.
Delightful ana brilliant hit Of the great Comedian
MR. JOHN r. OWENS
In VICTIMS and FORTY WINKS,
which attract the greatest and brilliant audiences
TO.NlGHT-Tom Tsyors Comedy,
VICTIMS
JOSHUA BUTTERBY............MR.J JOHN Y. ONENS'
J. X. Mortimer J. w. Albaugh, Tom Owens, ~ L. Don
nelly, Miss Celia Logan, Miss J. Tyson, Mrs A. Hind Mrs
Ii. Bland and Others
To conclude commencing at ot with the screaming Com
icaty, FORTY WlNhS.
HoRATiO PRuGGTNs..........MRJ JOHN z: OWENS.
Afternoon performance OF VICTIMS SATURDAY, com
mencing ct ~, and closing 81. Admission SOC.
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Sales bp Anftiot,.
A. NJ. MIIwrS. Auctioneer.
DY RANGS. MERWIN Il Co. Nos.

A. NJ. MIswrS Auctioneer
DY BANGS, MERWIN Il Co., Nos. 694 and
ID COG Broadway, cor. Of 4thst-Ssles Of Books. sta
uopsry Pictures Works Art Goodh Furniture DC
EXECUTRIXS SALE
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS,
March IL and Is, at o'clock, . .
large and select PRIVATE LIBRARY oil choice Engi'h
and American BOOKS In History Biography, Travels, Poe
try Theology. Church History Fine Arts the Drama Gen
era Literature and large collection OF valuable fsmphe
&c &C. Also. pair of Globes rs inches In diameter, MADE
by Mesrs Newton Sons London aud five superior MsI'
in God cases. with patent springs And also two DIS
Walnut Book Catalogues ready and the articles are
FRIDAY EVENING, March le, at o'clock.
MISCELLANEOUS AND SCHOOL BOOhS-A great
variety of brarv Classical and School Books Also large
assortment of DIARIES in Quantities end collection Of I'm
Cravings Photographs psrtou and anu fIsMes re
Gro. a. LEGvIIT, Auctioneer
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. 493 Broadway
DLFAVITr STREBElGH& Co.,tuccestors TO J.E. Cooley
CoSsGSsKSTs SOLICITED. ADVANCES MADE
HENRY d. MINER, Auctioneer, Office No. 81
Nasssu.st opposite the Post. Ofce.-Messrs MINER
sOMERViLLE respectfully announce that they will have
DAY the l4h inst, and following dsys choice and import
ant collection Of Paintings and Drawings by leading artists
American and foreign Of which painted express
10 the order Of the present who IL about 70 tsv
abroad The sale viii take Place o THURSDAY and FRI
DAY EVENINGS the 2ld and 2d Of March, al o'clock, Of
the Someyie Art Gallery No 6l5 Broadway and the fen
ngs wi be view with admission free day aud
evening, and after Wednesday the lith s until time Of
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90 tl)bom il map Concern.

GREENWOOD CEMETERY-A LOT and
N VAULT ,n1tAn,ay built and inclossd by iron Isl
Ing "a n. nue,t VAT Of ID. Cemetery. for sale cheap has
never been s.ed. Apply No. II Broadway Room No 60
NIIsSING-Left his home in Rise City, Il. l.,
vi FEB. u WILLIAM PARDEE DAVIS. gnder sbsrrs
ton Of mind He sbou, IS ofsg- sfes inches bead
b. or TOP hsh forehead large black wbte Had on four
co,, paf Of pant. BLACK so hat Any information ie
lsirs him dead si,e will be moe. uanknly received
and hrr.y rewarded by bic eved parents and many gym
p.thnnx ffi-uds upVn app ieaon b.. father, VIM r.
h1VIs Rice city \. T., o. to JAMES NJ FORD, No. 90
Cone At Hfoo
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TARIFF Proprietor Of Weekly, ex'
,.a,sy es@;,;$ tn e ssS 81 ySss.
~ith for mutual benefit by parties interested Address
IIPORTE ROBSON Boz No 13o Tribune Qfce.
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Qcaebers.

ALL APPLICATIONS for Teachers, Schools
or Pp,ss or place, TO teach English Painting French
German Cassie Spanish M.theIpstics adds.s me
"<hLERICAN EDUCATIONAL VNl0N.N& W 6TeAssb
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OLYMPIC THEATER.
~ Sole Lessee and Msnagerea. Mrs JOHN WOOD
(THn ESTABLISHMENT DOES NOT Advertise II fHn
NETWORK HEKALD)
LAST NIGHTS! LAST NIGHTs!l
Of the extravsgsnt original buresgue, entitled
CINDERELLA La COMARE!
CINDERELLA T. LA COMARE!!
CINDERELLA LA COMAkE!!!
produced with
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY! CHARMING MUSIC !!
HARMONIOUS SONGS,
and powerful csst, including n,
Mrs. JOHN WOOD.... 'Si4sD n Z IL
Mr. GEORGE FAWCETT ROWE. .CLORlNDA
RECEIVED NIGHTLY WITH SHOUTS OF LAUGhIEh'
GENUINE AND COMPLETE SUCCESS,
bn. must shortly be Withdrawn on account oil previous
arrangements for the production Of
OTHER NOVELTIES.
EVERY EVENING, EXCEPT FRIDAY,
previous to which for first time the domestic drama,
DOING FOR THE BEST
DICK STUBBS......Mr GEORGE FAWCETT ROWE
FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH l6
BENEFIT OF MISS KATE NEWTON,
"IRELAND AS 1T WAS"
and other sn,ert anments.
MONDAY EVENING, March 10
BENEFIT OF Mr.. J. H. STODDARD. -
In active preparation style Of magnihcence and with
Of characters far surprising previous efforts ~ IN
ROMANTIC SPECTACULAR DRAMA.
Doors open at II o'clock; curtain nses u H.
Seats secured three days In advance.
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MARRIED..

AT the residence ofthe brides father. in Jack
son township, on Thursday evening, Feb. 22d,
A. D. 1866, Mr.. A.. ]. RICHMOND and Miss
MINNIE B, JOHNSON, by Jno. G. Henley.
Esq. saG 5Ga sseto .as z.ega5r ,.aaj G
. On the 1st day of January, 1866 at the reslsn
deace of the brides father, on C1tsoa wood 9
miles above Cottonwood Falls Mr.. GEORGE
BALCH and Miss MARTHA G. j. HOUSTON,
both of Chase county.
Also, on the I1th day of Februa Y, 1866, at
the same place, Mr. HENRY CoLLETT and
Miss SHALOMA ELIZA CAROLINE HoUs-
TON, both of Chase county, ~ A. 2
loD the 22d day Of Feb. at the residence Of
Samuel Dillon, in Pike township, by j. @. Fra
ker, DANIEL RICH and MARY HAMMER.
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o K W1HITIER-


4 REGULARLY<B BRED PHYSICIAN AS
"A. his Diploma which hangs in his Office will
show has made Chronic diseases tbe sdI of he Efe
and hasa Union-wide OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES been IN
ger located ia st LO0is han any other Chronic
Disease Physician. ~
Much Of his practice has been Of 4. prfvatte Ms
ture, Sgphis GOnSrrheq, Gieetr SfEieture ali Uri-
nGfg Dissass& SyPkilitie b seslyiat leetions Of
the ThToss SIN or BORess CycAitiS Heyaia b Rus.
tuFs alsos the sttsets of Solitary hahi ruinons
TO Body and Mind, producing bIJkches febiEif,,.
inpOtency, dizziness, diHqess of sioht confusion Of
IDEAS eU fore6odn9, GUerSop to sOcief Lossof mem
ekg, apenkaess, Sc.:Ipet all theseinA any oee case
but all occurring frequently in various cases.
" Accounts datlons ample charges m
cures guaranteed. CONSULTATIONS bI5iIettAr or ~
office, free Most eases can be RT5DsrIya freat,I
sDitboHt tHteTDtel1, and medicines Secure from
EobsefvAtiOn, sent by mail or express No hind
rance to business in most eases
Address Box 1892, st, Louis. Mo-
Hours 9 IN. to 8 p mr. Office permanently
located at No. 65 st. Charles street, between 6t6
and 18th, one square south of LindeIi Hotel. a re-
tired spot IN the center Of the city. -
Consolidated yoeRss and rooms Tor he aeeomoda
tiS1 IF su patients require ddispeTsonaE attention
- - EVER E'I3ODV
Can get, In sealed letter en- NV JBsoy,,
Ssglpto5ns and Treatment Of NeTcssIs ETiaara, and
Sernak Diseases, clearly delineafiHo al the disease
conditions, with full Symptom Lists, two 3.een
postage stamps to prepay postage Circular fol
ladies' 70 Diseases Of Puberty, Menstru
! atom and PSegHaseg62e@i3li lr.gA saI9~9d0-9
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W. o. K. Cone, successor to Gone d Reid
United States Military Attorneys, Lawrence,
Kansas. Exclusive attention given to the col
lection of War CIaims; with the experience Of
three years and half, success is guaranteed err
the adjustment of Military Claims, both simple
and complex. -: -Es
--fsttt Address, W. o. K. Cone,
374-tf Military Attorney.
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HAMPTON HAND LooM.-Messrs. Mitchell d
Rogers are now in EmpOria with this splendid
machine for the purpose of selling county RICH ts
We have seen it tried, and believe it to be great
improvement on the old fashioned loom. Il is
on exhibition at Newton & Jacobs Drug Store :
Let every farmer go and see it. 1t is just the
thing for this country. 1t will do oil kinds of
Hand Weaving. IT will weave Jeans. Blankets.
Plain Cloth, Satnet, Kersey, flannel, Seamless
Sacks, Double Width Blankets, or any kind of
Cotton, Wool, or Flax Cloth. 1t treads the
treadles throws the shuttle, let's off the web, and
takes up the cloth.
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Post Office Not;c.

wishing with the rest of the world, to have
Saturday evenings free from labor and its con
sequent cares hereby give notice tIstoh1 and
after this date, the Post Office viii be closed for
the delivery of mail matter after O'Clock {
The public will confer a favor by observing the
requirements of this notice. -
t'- MRS. E. TRASK. P NJ
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JONES s STUTSMAN,.
Merchant and Military TaiIors,

q, II Delaware, near Main street,
LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS.
We keep a large stock of Cloths Uassimeres.
Yestngs, Furnishing Goods, ETC., and are deter
mined not to be Outdone in any. respect by any
house in the State. Particular attention pa id to
Military work. '3 - e-49 lys -
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: ; We notice that Mr.. Cross is making substan-
tiaI preparations to set out of trees arou nd
his residence. The plan that Mr.. Cross has
adopted of digging deep broad holes, and
protecting tn e trees by boxes will insure their
growth. and we'll repay him for the extra troub-
lie and expense Parties who contemplate set
lp-a a.; - -. tbi srr i, =, ,o,,l1 40 Wall 70 ct
low this plan. e.
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DUR F E E HO US E.
Cor. New Hampshire and Pinckney Sts.,
LAWRENCE, KANSAS.

A. SKINNER, - Proprietor.
This fl stclass Hotel is pleasantly situated on
the bank Of the river commanding beautiful
view of nearly the whole city, and is convenient
to the Post Office, Express Office and to the bus
mess part of this city,
The Proprietor has thoroughly repaired and
newly furnished his houre in the best possible
manner, with a view to the accommodation of
the public. - .H -NLLH ."l.g1-
B. Stages leave this house daily for all
parts OF the State. Travellers wishing to take
the stages or cars will find great advantage in
stopping at this house. 8-49-6m
PRIVATE. MEDICAL ADYIoE.-Read Dr. Viii
tier IS advertisement in another column.
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Net profit,
$IO.O85.OO


The cost of sheds and lots will vary from
$4,000 to 100000. Every aIOOxI2, feet Of shed.
ing will accommodate 400 sheep in cold or stor-
my weAther. $500 will build shed feet high,
100 feet long and - feet wide, with q frst rate
single root, which shed would last 80 years with
but little expense for REPAIRS A lot 1OOx5O
feet, TO each 100 feet Of shedding would cost not
over $35 or $40. Suppose the shed aAd lot for
400 sheep cost &25o;- it is good for many years.
Suppose we are obliged to have sheis.and lots
to accommodate 4,O00sheep il would only amount
to 50 500. Deduct this sum from the profits of
Your five years and you will then have left the
handsome of 1883, besides the improve
ment. AL toasL
Now, Messrs. Editors, I have no sheep for sale,
nor sheds, nor racks. nor even the patent light
to any of them Your readers need not fear this
is an advertisement. 1 will further say that
know this calculation can be worked up to, for
have tried the sleep business sufficiently to
test it. . - .---
If sheep are allowed to run out in winter, when
the weather admits, they will not require more
than half the feed allowed in that calculation
Further, L say will that lazy, good-for- nothing
human being can succeed in, keeping sheep, for
INC reason InaI sneep heed constant attention.
man to be most succe sfuI in the business, must
be careful, Industrious and ing enious. -t5
viii mott hese figures lead men to go into the
sheep business extensively, thereby inducing
some competent person to erect wooden facto-
ry in Lyon county. This would cause WOOL to
bring nearlysas good price here as in Boston.
Western demand for the manufactured article is
sufficient to consume every year what dozen
factories could supply We hope to hear through
the columns of TIE News something from Others
or the subject of wool growing in Kansas.
III e-- y r '-- T. c. HILL
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ance is given, should commend itself to All the
friends of education and progress; especially to
those who have noticed the gratifying and al
most miraculous influence for good which the
Normal School has exessed upon the young peO-
pIe of Emporia.
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Agricultural Implements !

Agricultural Implements
Moline PloWs, tE
Gang Flows,
50, Corn CultlYatorss
Browns Corn Planter,
Cooks Evaporators,
a..s Victor Cane Mills.
- Buckeye Grain Drills,
Buckeye Reapers 4 Mowers.
Self Rakers DroPpers,
SrUDKBAKEa,s CELEBRATES WAGONS.
We are sole agents for the above goods at thi
place and sell at manuf acturers prices, freigh
added. Also dealers in all kinds of Agriculture
Implements; Iron, Steel, Nails Glass, Circula
Saws, Gum Betting and full stock of shell
Hardware and Mechaei es tools, to which the!
invite the attention of merehanies. We will no
be undersold. GRIFFITH & DUNCAN,
9-9-l7 Lawrence, Yansas
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Merchant Tailoring.

Everybody who wants a good suit of Clothes
made to ORDER in the latest style, should notfail
to go to R. JONES CO., in the new EIdridge
House block, LAWRENCE, Kansas. r. -
u They also keep good supply of Furnish
ing Goods. 8-49 "
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given the Z 1T an adjourned
IN meetin e of the BoLId ii C,ua1J Commits
sioners of Lyon county, Kansas, held Feb. 18th,
1865, it was --.---z------- =
building county buildings be submitted to a vote
of the qualified electors of said county, at the
next general election TO be held on the 18th day
of March next. Therefore those In favor of said
proposition will have written or printed on their
ballot DIOR Building Public BuiLdings;' and those
opposed Ito said proposition viii have written
or printed their ballot "Agatnst Public Build
tH9sf5g Said election to be governed and returns
madeEin accordance with the law governing gen
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and sfdxed the zeal of Lyon county, this
18th day of February, 1866 z1zsLr.-, 80
r f3-'3 j. L. WILLIAMS,
9-9-l3 County CLERK.
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WAGONsl WAGONS,

Griffith Duncan dealers in Hardware and
Agricultural Implements. at Lawrence, Kansas.
skeeT sStudebaket's eelsbrated. wagons, which are
the best wagons brought to this State They var
rant rant them. Those wanting good Wegonssshould
give them call. 9-9-I7
LasT df-T vluL "
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RErURNnD-SenatOr Eskridge, and Represen-
tally Stotler, have returned from their legisla-
tive service Both have worked well for the in
terests of the district and the people cannot but
be satisfied with their 1abors.
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Paul Beck has purchased machine for shrink
ing tires which is quite innovation on the old
system. The cutting and welding of tire is dis
Fehseds with, thus saving much labor in the
operation, and leaving better finish to tn c
work We advise those having tires to set to give
the machine trial.
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q q = RELIGIoUs-Eld. s. 9. Brown will hold apro-
traeted meeting at Fowlers school house. com
mene ing on the 18th inst A cordial invitation
.., is extended to all who may wish to attend.
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81, PUBLIC sPEAKIxG-Hon G. " Eskridge and
if others will address the citizens of this vicinity
at the Congregational church, Monday evening
next at o'clock. . t-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
YALUABLE PROPERTY ZOE SAIL

THE News building for sale cheap. is one
of the best business locations in the town. The
lot is so feet front and 100 feet deep. The builds
ing is 25x30, two stories high. Apply at this of
fee ~ Ei-z -rs JACOB STOTLER.
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choice lot of dried cherries, blackberries,
peaches, apples, &C., inst received at Hall d
Browns They are all a splendid article, and
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..g. Up to yesterday the new law fixing the time
of holding Court here on Monday next had not
been published, and cOnsequen tly is not yet in
force. The probability is Curt will not sit on
Monday next, as co ntemplated by the new law.
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LocAL NofIoEe.
To NV Friends.

Being desirous to raise some cash, hereby
rogue st oil persons owing meSto come forward
and settle. Money is what want, ge ntlemen (
9-iO-ll s9CnG VIM CLAPP.
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Guardians Sale of Tim Der Land,

DY virtue of order of the Probate Court of
ID Lyon county, Kansas, made at the adjourn
ed january term thereof on the 9Th day of Feb.
1866, Twill in obediance to said order on
SATURDAY MARCH nth. 1866,
at the door of the COURT house in the town of
Emporia and county of Lyon expose at public
cash in hand and the remainder in two annu1l
payments with approved security, and in lots to
suit purchasers, all the right title and interest
of William Il. HodseR, Uri Hodson and Mary E.
Hodson, minor heirs of John Hodson, deceased,
IN and to the following desert bed real estate sit
uated IN Lyon county, to wit: I29 acres of the
northwest quart er of section 8, township 10,
range II .Ce5L WILLIAM F. BAKER, al,
CLIO Guardian of said minor heirs
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The People of Southwestern Kansas,
When visiting Lawrence for the purpose of buy
ing goods viii find it greatly to their advantage
TO call at my store before making their purchases.
LIVESTOCK, particularly in ...sT
LADIES, FINE DRESS GOODS, FANCY
GOODS, GOODS FOR MEMS WEAR,
a. CLOTHING, BOOTS, AND SHOES,
is not SURPASSED by any in the State, and s0iH be
sold as l0l1I l.. BULLENE.
= Lawrence; Oct der 1, 1865. Iy
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TOWN AND COUNTRY.

200 lots in Emporia suitable for busin ess or
dwelling houses, for sale cheap, by
s.. 4. III E. BORTON.