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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-12-29
. SOUTHWESTERN KANSAS.
RepoEt Of DE sta.e GsoIoeist.

Lyons Chases Butter and Greenwood
Counties.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-12-29

Age and Of tie Coal Measure eUocb. ex5
Pcept "a small portion in the north west.
" hieh belong to sthe PermisR Age. 81
The section exhibits extensive forma.1
tons of sandstone and shale in the south
These several formations are largely in
excess of their equivalents in Miami
county and the lowest limestone is the
equivalent OF. No. 1 of the Missourj.
river Sections Vide 2, No. Report, part
l, page 78.
, COdk-Severai beds Of coal are found
in she1valley Of the Verdigris. On vii.
'hites, creek, ia section Is, township ga
range, IS. east, near Verdigris Falls. and
at the mouth of Rock creek, lear the
northern boundary of the county. These
occur, mostly in the beds of creeks and
were, submerged so that i could not Il,
certain their volume OF quality, nor have
they been properly opened to Judge Of
eIther. These straits should also exist on
Fail river. -- .-s'45t'4a ~ -
PetrOIeWns.-Throughout the entire VAL
ley of the VerdigFis, strong indications
occur of the existence Of this popular
mud Scarcely q puddle of water was
observed on the right slope of the valley
that did not reflect the raiub,w coIors
The most pormIneut of these occurred in
the high bluffs three miles below Pleas.
ant Grove. These indications often oc-
eur over sandstone and shandy sbales
that present a volume over two, hundred
feet, aud are the equivalent of the oil
bearing rocks of Miami county.
Salt-Towsrd the south boundary of
the county, on the right side of the val
ley of FaH river, is a brine spring. Its
source could not be determined, but it
comes to the surface about fifty feet be-
low No. / of the Missouri river Sec
toni Vide 9, Report, part 1. page rs, I
and is known in the MAN; county sur.
vey as "Well Rock. q" @.
At the Time of my visit, the water of
the creek interfered with a, proper de-
Termination. OF It's character and capacity,
but l learned through various persons
that it discharged about nine gallons per
minute, and gallon of brire yields three
ounces of salt. Many persons of the
surrounding country resortei 10 this
spring in times past, 10 manufacture their
annual supply of salt. ...
IEna6er.-In the lower portions of the
county, timber is abundant in the valley
of the Yerdigris and Fall river. The
species consist of fair growth of black
walnut, oak, elm, hickory, blackberry,
and a few cottonwood and sycamores.
At some points the bluffs are sparseIv
covered with stinted growth of pin and
jack oaks. In the upper half Of the val
legs, the belts of timber along the streams
are not as vide, but the growth. and va,
riety are about the same. The smaller
species are redbud, grapevines, mulberry,
gooseberry, sumac, prickley ash, rose,
dc: lo,l 3 slasa sai .~sf ~ Gle -. d
Predictions Wheat. rye aud oats are
cultivated with success. In this, as we'll
as all matters pertaining to this head,
The sfeport ofsButler county also applies
TO this county. o. ~. Ho7g z5aa n. "a
Climate -Tbis county lies within the
same parallel as Butler county, aud joins
it on the east, and having many things
in common, the report of Butler applies
equally well Ito this ---E 200 u --.
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WINTERIEG CoLTs.-A snug stable or
shed is best for Wintering colts, provided
they be halter. broke, which they should 3
be before winter sets in. They will eat q
all sorts of coarse food, but should have o.
a little grain or Meal, according to. their
size and age. They should, if conYenisnt.
run out part of the day. They love d
to forage on aeattls duu-heap, and pick)r
out the waste litter.-Let them have ali
they want of it, it is healthy variety
Tor them "A dry pasture. when snow iass
off the ground, is good chsncs for them ,
also. We have wintered many colts in
our farming, and found that nothing got
through the season easier than they. 1
Their hair gets long aud sometimes rough j.
No matter, there is a close fur underiit. &
and it keeps them dry and warm, and
they are all the better in the spring.
Enough 10 eat, with good shelter, is
all they want to keep them healthy and y
growing But they should not run out, ?
with The cattle, as they are liable to get,
hooked, while they, in turn, drive the
cattle from their food. Every one to his "
own kind in the ia my ard, as in other u
appropriate placesaHoa sci slaelaoo sanEgt
TIE HANDss.L --Iu order IS presssFy servo The @
bands soft and white they should alwa1S 81.
be washed in1 warm WATER with fine soapz
and carefully dried with a. moderately a
coarse towel, being we'll rubbed every
time to insure a brisk circulation, than :,
which nothing can be more effectual ia ). I
promotiuga transparent aud soft surface
Ifeugaged in any accidental pursuit .-ibisk /
may burt the color Of the hap1, @ IF ,tbot,
have been exPosed tothe sua "a littls, ~.
on juice will restore their wbi:snss, To-
the time; and honey soap is proper 10 wash
them with. This can be purchased ~
any respectable CHEMISTS. Almond paso 4
IS OF essential service in preserving tho
delleaeY o. the hands. Il is made thus.
rBlapeh and beat up four ounces of bitter
p monds, add to them three ouncss Of afSI
fmond oil and a little weak spirit of vine!
The folloWipgsis serviseables ponsds foR
rubbing the hands on retiring 10 rsst; !:
Take two cuaces of sweet ALMONDS; heal
with three dTachms of white wax aud
three drachns Of spermsceti, put up cara
fully in rose water Gloves should 81 :.
ways be worn on exposure TO- the atmos, s.
Pphere, and are graceful At sll timesDfoE >
lady in the house except at meals. -. g.
Z z
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70 Ws'take the following interesting facts
in regard to the above cou mites 'front.'
report Of Prof. g.. @. Swallow, Stats
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-11-14
ERcpisfcr,s Notice

NOTICE is hereby given that the following Accounts
IN OF Administrators, Executors, and Guardians have
been filed In the Registers office Duter. and will bo
presented Court CONFIRMATION and allowance, on
Wednesday, the 2lst day Of November. 1855.
Final Account Of Thos Rod gers and John Johns on
Ex Of James Metiee, late Of fasryiew tp, dtcd-
III led Get g. til, 1860.
Final account George O. Roessng. Admir- cum testa-
mento annexo ofJacOb Weller deed Filed Oct n, I'D
Final account of Samuel hcCiymJnds, Admir- cum
testaento annexo OF Philip Grtnan, deceased, Filed
October 18th. 1SCG.
Final account Of John N Gl9nn and John MCly
monds. Executors Of Sohn Genn decd. Filed Octo
ber 25th, 1SGG.
Partial account Of Samuel Loason, Ex'r Of Ste. hen
Arnold, decd Filed Oct 26th, 1866.
Iaril Account OF NJ Ray, surviving almr Of Philip,
NJ Barnhnrt deed, Filed Sept. is. 1876
Final Account Of A nror Shon,s admir- of II II Boy
err dec d. Filed Sept oath, 1896.
Partial Account of WIN. Dugan Jepmma Dugan
Ex d Exx, Of Alex Dugn, dey'd Filed Sept. ~ 6B
Final Account of John Humphreys. Adni' uf Alfred
Brandon, decd. Filed Sept. e tn 1865.
Final Account OF J. u. Allon, tdm'r of John Allen
decd. Filed sept 18th. ltt6
Fipal account Of Robt Gilchrist, admir- of VIM. Mar
tin. deed Filed Oct 5th, 1866
Final Account Of Eli Balph, Exr Of Jas. Balph late
Franklin tp., decd Filed Oct. 8, 1866.
Final Account of u. ManrioT AdmrvfJ. y. Pollert
decd. Filed Oct. 9Th, 1896 49,
Final Account Of Il. Esurh4d Amelia Wiskeman
Admir- Adm'S Of Wm. Wlskeman, decd Filed Oct 8
FINAL Account of leo u. Cross & Jas Parry Exirs O
jos. Gross. decd. filcd Oct ii 1866.
Final Account OF RcIt. M'Candlsss. Admir- De Bo
mis- Non, Of Eliza koyd. Filed Oct Is, 1866.
Recorders flee, JAS. s. KENNEDY. Ree'r.
Butler, Oct. 25 't6 Per JNo IL. CRATrY Deputy.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-11-14
sApgprniscIalert E.ist.

he following Appraisement Lists oil
] property. retained under the 9th section
Of tie Act of Assembly If 14lh Of April,
1851, have been presented and filed in the
Office of Clerk of Orphans Court, in and
for the County of Butler To wit
No. 80, Sept. Term Mrs. Elizabeth W.
Meals, widow Of John Meals, deed. Per-
sonal property amounting to s298.
No. SO, Sept. Term: Mrs. Jane Oliver,
widow of John Olivor. de;'d. Personal
property amounting to $500,
No. Ga, Sept term. 1866 Mrs. Morga-
ret Mcclure, widow OF Robert Mcclure,
decd. Real estate amounting to $500,
Il. NJ. Lure, Ex'r.
No. 76, Sept. term, 1866: Mrs. Camp
bell, widow of Robert Campbell, dee. d.
PeTsonsl property amounting ~ sl5l.
No. &c. Sept. term. 1866: Mrs. Lydia
kmah, widow of Peter Bhrkman. dec d.
Personalproperty amounting to $500
Ofwhich the the Crediore, fIeirs, Lc-
GAL Distributes and other intcrected will
take notice and appear at nur Orphans
Court to hh held at Butler. on the nine,
teenth day of November, 1866, and not las
ter than the tbifd day thcr eOf, to show cause
if any they have why the said uppraise-
ment should not be confirmed.
by the Court,
Oct24l8G6. W. J. YOUNG. Cl'k'
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-11-14

hg- For two loarcG Of corn bread take
six quarts CT Ineian meal, three quarts
wheat -four, half pint of molasses, ard
one pint of good yeast; add warm water
enough to reduce j! % a thick batter, POUR
it into the dishes intended to bake in, sst
in a warm place, and then take in one of
the celeb rated Native, Renown or Enter
prise cock stoves, manufactured y Reib-
er, Wilson 4 Co These stoves will .pake
good corn or wheat bread. Call at the r
ware-room north Of jack hotel and exs
anime their stock of cook, parlor, heating
stoves, CRATES, mantle and other castings
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-11-14
gcaal Adrertisemerlts.
SheriH's Sales.

ny virtue Of snndry writs OF vendtioni Expon,s &c
ID issued ont of the Court OF Common Pleas IF Butler
county, aud TO directed there will be exposed to
public sale at the Court House, in the borough Of Bnt
Ter, on MONQAY, the 10Th dag of November. A. ID 1866
ut oelock p M, the following described property,
All the right. title interest and claim Of Eleanor
Douglass and Douglass Of in and to and pnehaf
Of nd, nore'or less situated in Franklin town
ship and the borough Of Prospect Butler county, Pa,
bounded North by w " Dcids east BY raad south by
W Waters, west b. David Marshall; Frame house..
taken IN execution rs rhe property of Een7r Douglas
aud Douglass at the sun Of Robert Allen for of
Q MCandless, Ex'r Of o c.sullivan, decd.
ALSO
All the right title Interest and claim of JRcob Wei
mer Of and and ouehalf adres Of lnnd more or
less, situated in Borough Of Portersylc Butrr county
Pa, bbuuded North by Bnilee roti South by Samuel
MeLymonds, West by Mercer rand Harmony read: Frame
house, Frame stable and frame blacksmith stop thereon
Scized and taken In execution the property
of Jacob Wclner at the suit Of john Weimer.
ALSO,
All the riget title intereat and claim Of Richard James
Of in and to sixtytwo acres a land more less sit-
ated donegal towns Up, Buter county, Pa. bounded
nurth by ". Ransell. Enst by Samuel slltor South by
lIouens, West by Prc Abou forty cleared, ten
of which Mta 'ow iog bou and lNg stabe thereon
erected sazed aud taken execution the property
Of iiehsrd James, AT the suit Of Jane Griffsts
o. ALSO,
All the right, title interest and claim Of II. y. Wick
Of in and to eHe hundred and fifty MI af Land more
less, situated in Brady township. Butler county, Pa,
bounded North ~ Johu Dougless and Cat Covert East
by James Grossnran South by Vim. Strain, West by
II. y. Wick; about 1875 cleared 2, or whith is
meadow, brick dwelling house and large frame barn and
large nunber Of fruit trees thereon erected. Seized
and taken N execution the properly Of ii. y. Wick
AZ tile sult of Daniel Reielnan surviving partner of the
firm OF Lewis s. Ware Daniel Beleninn former part
ners trading ana ing business underthe iirm cfWaIe
& Bcidelman.
ALSO
Al tie right title interest and claim Of H. J. Arnold
r. T. Crawford Of in and to hfty of land more
e. less situated in Parker township Butler co, ln
Louhded North by II Black East by Il. Biani; John
ay South by Harry Gibson, West by Archibald Kelly
Esq dec about eight acres cleared, tne quarter stack
charcoal, blast furnace engine house with engine and
fixtures, casting house. Bridge house. coal sheds,
frame Office with scales attached, three frame houses
seven log houses three Of eh double ramo black
smith shops trtine wngUnnaker shop, and two large
double frame stables thereon eieeled Seized and taxi
en- n execution ho propertS II Darwin Phelps Rri
Of II u Arnold r. r Crawford at te suit Of Charles
Collins for
W. o. BRECKENRIDGE, Sheriff,
sheriT's Office, Oct - 1866. d,
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-11-14
ltonGE.

Ronag.
We have had occasion lately to visit
different parts Of our county; and in pass
ing ovd. he.different roads, we have no.
ticed marked difference in the construc-
ticn and repairs Of tho roads some
parts we found the roads thrown up and
nicely rounded aud nice bitches ON sides
Tor carrying off the water, and thus keep
ing the roaas dry; and wherever it was
necessary to carry the! water across the
road, we noticed well constructed culyerts
covered with rlank--in contrast with
this, we found in other localities, roads
in miserable condit.onj the only bitches
observable tor water to run in were in
The middle of the road; in slmc localities
are found numerous dit, Les Jloughed and
dug across the road iot th9 purpose O!
carrying the water from on side Of the
road to the other TLosy bitches or
Groius arc usually on hills and vary in
depth from eight to Gfteen inches and
are adnirably adapted to the breaking of
wagons and carriages. 1t looks very
much as though the people we're careless
in the construction aud repairs of the
roads, and no thought of anything ex-
ccpt getting credit for their taxes
Would it not be 20 ohe advantage of all
concerned totmaie an improvement in
the manner Of building and repairing our
roads?
Could not our roads be very much i'm
proved without an? additional taxation?
Let the work be done in the proper sea
son, when the ground is in the best cen.
dition, at which time hands can do more
and with better results. Let the people
see to it, that hereafter our roads are in
better condition. Good roads enhance
the value of the property through which
they pass, and are a great convenience to
the whole community,
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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-11-14

SECOND WEEK.-Nov. Term, lS6 6
Lydia S. M'Lure, ps. Nary Brown, et. al,
Saml. Kerr. rs. c. Hamilton & J.IIamil-
ton, Firm of Hamilton & Co.
r. E. Leonard and ane. his wife, rs. A.
w. Bryan, ct. al.
s. Parks, %. s. P. Thompson.
II. 4 w. Aurrin, ca. Danl Kelly.
j. 4 C. Rice, vs. c. Eichotts.
Eleanor Hines, us. s. Wimer jr., 4 s. III
mer or.
Wm. Davidson, rs. John Belford.
Jane Wilson, ps. Jno. III l. John Ehrman.
Jno. Goehring, rs. Saml. ,Marshall. I !.
Mary f.. Richardson. BY her father and
next friend, James Richardson, cs. Jos.
Clarke Mary Clark, his wife.
Henry. Bruner, Us Samuel Patterson.
Hugh & Wm. Murrin. Ex'rs vs. Danl Kelly
BENZ. Douthett, ps,. Robert Dodds.
Michael Flinner, Us. Frederick Bupp.
Jas. Gallahe-, jr., Us. JAS. Gallaher, sr. &
Robert Alexapder. Terre Tenant.
Harvey D. Thompson, rs Isaac Sponsler,
Johs Greer and Newton Kennedy.
Thos.. Rodgers, vs.. Thos. -Herdman.
Nicholas Allen, et af, heirs of Nicholas
Allen deed VS.. John lleans.
Thos. Cain, for use of Lane & Mays, vs. j.
L. Elliott
Prothonotary's Office, WI. STQ0PS
Butler, Oct. 25, 1866. Proth'
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Spetial alntites.

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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-11-14

BY Virtue Of an order ard decree Of the Orphans
Court of Buier county the undersigned viii expose to
sale by public vcndue and outcry upon the premises,
on Saturday the Is day Of November, ID. ls66, The
cascd. 10 wit hbout one fourth Of Of land situ
ated In the village Of Siyers7e Buflo township Butler
county, P bounded on TIE North by land Of Jacob En-
man East by tho Butler and Freepuf Turnpike Road
South by lands OF Christian Sm Ii; and west by lands
of heirs of Lewis krumpee deld, on which is erected
Twostory Frame House.
TERMS oRSALE.--0ue third In hand on confirmation
of sale and balance IN two equal annual indictments
thereafter with interest f. ~, date Of CONFIRMATION.
ORM AND KIRKLAND,
JoaS PETERS.
Oct. IL 90. Ct Executors Of Adam Peters, decs.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-11-14
Writ of Partition.

TN the matter Of the petition Of W. H. Pefer, ct al,
/ for partition Of tho Real Estate Of Goilieb PETER,
late Of Lancaster township, Butler comfy, Pa,
Orphans Court Of Butler county, M 10, September
Term 1906 CoInmonw esltl Of Pennsy lvana; to Re-
becca PETER (wldpw) Ffe lerck reiier Joha PETER,
william PETER. Gotlieb PETER, Joscpt, Peffcr Benjamin
PETER Mary intctnafried with Christian Scxtor. re-
brcca intermarriel with Michael Ziegler Elizabeth
pener-knuia imtcfrs1fried with Peter schnedcnnue,
heirs and iogt representatives Of eh PETER, decd
You and each OF you, hci eby cited 70 be and ap
pear before lndee3, at an Orphans Court, TO be held
at Butler, IN anil for the county of Batter. on the 81
Monday Of November Bzxl It being tue 18Th day Of
said month"; 20 SHOW cnuse. II any you havc why paFti-
tion Of said Real Estate sholli not te nato pFiys.
for. by tis C9sft,
W. j. YOUNG, Clerk o. c.
Clicks ofiec, Bi,'eg, Oct a. lsyG.-a of which tie
above hers and leal Representatives Of tho gld Got
leb PETER dec d. hereby required TO take notice.
". o. BRECEESIIDdE,
sierifs Office Butler October u 1868. Sheriff.
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0,nI,nn,s s7ourf Sale.

DY virtue OF order and decree OF the Orphans
ID Court In and for the county y Butler, the under
signed, Guardhns OF the minor children of Jas. Tlomp-
son late ofCherIy township, decd and Of Russell,
grand child of said deceased will oor for sale, at pub
lie yendce, tho premises. ut one o'clock J.. NJ. Of
Thursday, the 5 day Of November next. one huhd-
and seyentytwo ol land, u less situated
in said township of Cherry, bounded "n the north by
H. j. Bryan the east hy lands Of VIM Logue; on
the south by lnds Of The heirs Of iamos hfn't'rons,
decd; and on the west by lands of u J. Bryan
TRIMS or SsLE;--ogrthifd Of tle purchase money to
he paid at the confirmation Of sails Ly te Court and
the residue in two equal annual payments thcrefrom
with iptsrc t from continuation Of snle.
ISAAC DOUBLE.
JOSIAH n. RUSSELL,
Oct2i65-ts. uuardisns'
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Notice.

VETHEREAS application has been made to the Court
w Of Common Pleas, in and for the county Of But.
r. fo- Charter for thr Presbyterian Church Of Con
rd. In said couhty All persons interested hereby
notified appear at the Court Of Common Pleas TO be
ked in aud for Sud county, on the ID Monday of No
vember next and shew cause, II any they have, why
said Charter should not be granted
By order Of the Court.
Butler county, SIS.
Certified from the record this iots day of October
1906 WM. sTO0PS Pruthonotiry
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-11-14
Adm inistrator.s Notice.

NJ oTlCEis hereby given that, Letters of Adminsira
IN n,n have been issued to the undersigned, the
esateof rsina leH Off late ef the borough Of Bait
ler Butter county, Pa, deed. All persons knowing
themselves indebted to said hereby requested
to make immediate payment and those having claims
against the same to present them properly Aentca-
ted for settlement the undersigned
Oct, So. '66.) II. D. FIMBLIN.