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drama fully. Werner Macbeth, Money and The
Gamester following nightly In succession during tho
week at the house. Tho Cockney Calph, new bur
esque was also produced The plot Is founded the
story In the Arabian Nights entitled The Sleeper Awak
cned wherein Aben Hassen Is, by command drugged,
and while nsensible conveyed 10 the palace dressed in
gorgeous Clothes and made, on awakening, TO believe
himself the Caiph.
The management Of the Theatre Beaumarchas Paris,
has failed.
Marno Faliero has been revived at the odcon Paris
The departure OF N. Geoiroy from the Paais Royal
Paris prevents the performance Of In vpero Bleue at
the house.
The circus in the Champs Eysees Paris, was opened
for the summer on the Sd OF May Nearly all 'ho
performers are English.
Non Ami A,mabLe is the title OF piece, In three
acts which has been read by its author 70 the actors al
the ST. German, Paris
NJ Paul Deslandes a successful dramatic author, has
just died in Paris The address his grave was do
vered by NJ. Hip Rimbaut in presence OF large num-
Der OF theatrical celebriues
Richard the Third is in full rehearsal at the Porto st.
Martin theatre Paris The TRANSLATION from shakspere
is by NJ Victor seour Madame Dcshayes viii play the
Duchess Of York
The Parish Clerk, a new drama by Dion Bouccault,
has been produced at tho Theatre Royal Manchester,
England. Mr.. Jefferson, Mrs Ellington, and Nj. y.
Young appeared in IL. From the accounts IN the Man
chester papers the piece appears to be meodraa
tca stolen child attempted destruction OF register
a brutal squire and vindictve peasant woman being
among dramatis per,onna Mr. jefferson played tho
Parish Clerk, organist and schoomas,er
NILE. SARAH FELIX (RAcHEL) IN A NEW ROLE ,
Paris (May 81 correspondence OF London Globe
The Bulletin DIS Lo,s contains a decree which au-
thorzes Prefcct OF tho Manchc oencede 10 Mile
Sarah Felix, on payment OF hundred francs cor.
tain portion Of land called tho Bank dn peudu at cgne
! VILE. On this bank Mile. Sarah Felix proposes to
breed the great American oyster the native breeds
having entirely failed this year and the disease having
prevented their increase Mile. Sarah Felix has been
induced to try the accmazaton OF the large horse
shoe oyster OF America The initiative does honor u
her self reliance and love OF enterprise Mile Sarah
Felix who a younger sister OF the lanentod Rachel
left the stage disgust shortly after the great TRACE
denne death and has devoted herself ever since to h
science Of oyster breeding having transformed the drcar,
deserted shore Of Mont ~ Michael into trading station
full Of life and activity
The New York herald., 1866-05-20
THE WESTMINSTER MEETING.
Speeches OF senator Hendricks, General
Rousseau, Montgomery Blair and

wrsrsssrss, Md, May 10 1888
A large and enthusiastic meeting of the citizens
of Carroll county assembled to-day at Westminster 10
endorse the poli9 OF Andrew Johnson. II seemed a.
though al least every voter the county had turned
out for the occasion, and isrye proportion Of tho
women and children The excitement and enth usissm
rescmblcd the political campaign Of is&o when log
cabins and hard cider we're vogue. Immense wagons,
drawn by ten span OF and capable Of holding ny
people were among the features Of the occasion.
The meeting was held In . grove upon the outskirts
OF the town where a stand had bcen erected for the
speakers and provided for the ladies' Al twelve
o oclock tbe meeting organized by the appointment
Of George jacobs a. President aud fourteen Vice Pres
dents representing the various districts Of the county
long serie. cf resolutions was adopted declaring
that the government Of the United states Ia govern
ment Of Law; that the constitution Is the snpreme
law that all acts of Congress In pls,n repuguaaoe
20 tho constitution revolutionary and subvenve
OF The exs,sag form Of government tha, the Civil
RIGHTS bill recently passed by Congress. notwith-
standing the Presidents veto s, IN the pdgment Of
this tneef ng In plain vioatior of the consultation revo
ut onary in it, Designs and tendencies and mast II car
rcd into f, execution upheaye the foundations OF social
order that we recognize the acton ~ Congress both
open and avowed spous and covert enerts TO revolu
,oniz. the severpmeni that Ana~ew Jehnson. by bis
be.rps m mi, contes has entcd the plssdts use
ndence and the venerath,n oi al rcA eoos OF pouuch
liberty
introduced the 6rst spe.ser OF the day Montgomery
Blair.
The appearance Of Mr. Blair eIcted Ioos arc coz.
,,nuea .ppl,us. when ale nc. was restored he told
them that Il did heart rood TO meet the s"if mon of
Carroll county upon this occas'o7 ne han oeeh t.a by
those familiar with those natter that there haa not
been such gathering a. this In years ln oh Isro'
II aryued well for country " go the sen OF carroll
rsIiyng hnd nov The snAirs o. tho soyefnmeni
are being managed We have y~escd thrysgh greet
war A. 10 tbe resut never bad any dovM IkDtv
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Foreign Thessrieais.

Theatreal Affairs were more animated In iontsn during
the week which eded the sth Of May than they had
been for sone few weeks before. The Fsvors of For
tune Afforded great delight u crowded audiences the
Haymarksl Much Ado About Nothing was performed
durns res evening" al the ~ James The stage of the
Primo ess occupied by ohoss In spite % Himself
Pcrfecuon Pars and Deaf ~ Post given at the
strand new oomedietfa with . curious name vas
brough, At ths New Royalty II Ia entitled the Ash
Geo H. Cap "a. The oath Geo. n, Cap 70 IL tho art
Of Parliament BY provisions Of which the English ealen
dAr Vas altered and wbs, vas known A. the new siy.
vas subs,itutsd for the old Among the eu-
rio.ues aud psrplsrins situations 70 which the
loss of many days gave ns, the sgthor por.
trays the dif,een situation Of young lady Who Was
bound, BY her fs,bsss -in TO marry country booty
squire 90 certain day xesrA y,r,ames, Robins aud
Hsroours, aud H~ Annie pourke played in a. aud Mr..
Leigh Murray made bsr nns appearance al the house In
leading part Mics Avonia Jones appeared Tor The nrs,
time at the Surrey theatre . the heroine Isah shs
well received BY the audience. kf rernandss
played Rsdolf; Mr. ssclean, Lorens, VIZ e Bo,lss,
Father Herman; Mr. " ~ Edgar Sathsn; sr J. Hlnsr.
Ludwg, and Mr. A. Vivian, jacob Hi.. Rose ogiivie
sas Msfs,as; Mis-. Charlton, Mother Grssehcr MI
Hs~harn, Ro.ei: and Mr. Nors,on Brooss, sarah. Mr.
Edgar p<rrons,sd the spos,s,s Jsw. Tho Hans.d Nan,
OF The Adventures, ~~ prodcosi Al The veiofia iol
lo~ed BY N. London Arab and Jscs SHEPPARD EAs'
Lyme plsoed us boards q The ksJletsns
theatre 10 s.o1 sys TIE drama of Ths cro-b Ffiscs,
or The BoesIe of Bsalass, followed 9th o0ne
ssasns ~ Mr. vsnns. Ia Ne drna M rsrss'
plsysd ssgrss ~ = y Young spp<s,sd ~ b. efsms
~ The 0s Soldier ssst evening mo s'-nasfs
It.sr sJI slsi'ss v 'sryr Ne stnrsas
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<s~s Items.

Tue sosth csrolrs stay lss has len ds~issi 70 -
uHoontiisiiousl ~ NJ Court = tfrort st Columbia
yoans maJrisi woman hsasd gn,siins rirsab hsr-
nT ben grossly sbasst by bsf hss,ani lsn him sSd
ne, 40 might b. encaush~rei ~iih hid io-ss
~ produce abyr,ioa, -beh fssaisa IN hss
dssih On randsy act
wors on ~ balsins. ~, %. u.s.s,hussu. Asr.eat
tafal COLLEGE smhsfst Lss t~sn indenn ,sly SOC
psndsf Thr tg-n has t~sa snyDSsi from p.yins hs
s.l~ ul,ion a t7s.Coo
corporal = us sas'a er~sie- sons s'nassnasn, ~
ssudins IN - hsldqssftsra report - gusd - the
yoarth rn,sf .tAi~s srtisry. mounted 81 the bsaf.
gsArsrs Dspsrnsnt - ysshsston, y y. 90 ths inh
'ust fof ne pTo,s,fion ~ hs Hoa Am H~~Gd
s>crssry Il n,.is. ssd otbsr public property"
Too u.gu'.sa ls'ss lsief-r, A.. "a. s'rss al ?,
ufrs loinss - ~. irsh shd csrrBans
rhs Bos.oa yoarh Y Jsly prssranms lnslose. 10
rnrnus c1nfsft, s@isss rsr pfprs~ % ff~rlsn's -
rsis ths ns s.itas regatta IN hsyis, sta
Ne r0sihs ressits On Chsriss rvsf tbs balloon
s0n sAi ths nr.r0gss A. ues the ample pfsTs-
f.ions have bssn mad. fos Ne si<ftsnDsti sns "a
boyfasnt ~ The little f0iss
The p-opsry % rDs,h c.'.ils. -beh %. 'ogr hsa.
frrf miiiious q aosr IN is,o f-i1cs1 " fnr MI
hoaa c@sss- sta@1eipsiion q ssvel anS he hsfoc n
AZ impgrisnt nass = tssin9tT bsrns - - tan-
- the Rchmosd bsnss 70 ibs srs,s saftsfsf rsfn
Dsfts which go-s " shor tnst "a e5a ." npss ss'A
iursi IRON ns sob a1d sits' ss-sprr = y nhsA
states mhv 70 Ne soatLsrn states pfio - 80 r.<h
ss1 consequently properly bs'onsr v NJ s'fsftD'na
,hs -, -, so,n. ,L. ss.i.as. Z ~ coss.ssoi.
sossrnmsnt ths fs-,pis -ithis 'sess " "a sstb"r
.sfs felessst f,n1 tlsf ntl tslyas - hs ast -
"a. Usitst -sAiss ne Jaass Sasfs " ts f~sr.
strsatsi
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49,. ,b.t eye<y ss,tf fsfu sf.~- ~ las nns
\. s..,s. n ths sssfs shsn fsfsishes Al us pssis
srt<rss -ts us b-s p~<its ss,@fsis 'os We nisshsg
1.nssr Ts.r. .~s so',s .,e'i.s fss-~ss .. ed
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ls,ssss 70 tbs -or1 co,rsss>.test ~ We nrvssses
f<-s-ss satms,t Sta~, s~s~,ts tkst hey have
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M E XlC O T..
Wreck OF the French War steamer EN-
peror-McthucIa Assaulted by Esco-
bcdo-Repulse OF the Liberals. Sc.

NEW DHLkANs, May ~, 1900
Mexican correspondence announces the wreck OF the
French war steamer Emperor while gong TO Guada-
lsiara.
Mehuca assaulted on the morning Of the ist Inst
by twelve hundred Juarsts, under Escobcdo The libe
rails permitted TO retire, losing thirty oicers and
seventeen
The guerrillas Of Perez were defeated by Colonel
Ievcno saado, the 23d ult, losing twcniy eight
killed and nine wounded The imperiaiss took fourteen
prisoners and
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for the Bureau order that they and their ends
might rob and 0ppress the already impoverished people
south, white and black Rev. Ftz, OF these agents
devoedy pious that he imprisoned some helpless
little children ten days for playing in tho streets on
Sunday. He said the two sections had TO i've
together and they should do 80 In peace
rather than in turmoil and III blood; that as
Americans should forget the preudices and passions
peculiar TO the sections particularly those which arise
from the late war; and begin anew national race ior
prosperity and glory. Great applansel.
Captain frank Gallagher OF Baltimore made short
but eloquent speech after General Rousseau had con-
cIu
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bptrys, MAJ 10. lH
Tts ssn ~ John n vsy In TIE rsprsms cssrt for
tr<po csnssss hss rsssitsa Ia . 'sreIet r'iss hirs
sioo bssryans fos ne ssn The rsss bssns ooti
piled 10 rsss GAG spa msss hysi sp
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u be hsishbsr, vbo thesss BIN sslcfst
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BuTMER's PATENT CoTroN TIL

undersigned sole agents. have on hand and wi lbe
Constantly supplied the above celebrated IRON COTTON
prepared for immediate use with the buckle firmly at
ched to one end Of the hoop This Tie is recommended to
Merchants and planters for It's simplicity strength and the
great ease with which DO adjusted bales any
mas been used by large number of planters since l
their entire satisfaction.
Orders viii DO received at our Office j.
r. BLEAKLEY B. CO.,
e.es aaA Poydrassssest, corner Of Tchouptouss.
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NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF BOSTON,
CASH ASSETS OVER 5000, 600 90

FIRE, MARINE and MI AND RISKS taken in thsst
Companies and CASH DISCOUNT MADE In LIEU
SCRIP OF MUTUAL COMPANIES.
COUNTRY RISKS taken in above Companies.
FIRE POLICIES on BRICK STORES and DWRLJIN
issued for two three four and Ave years. at mate
saving To the insured
We have taci tiles for effecting INSURANCE on HUL
of sea-gong and River Vessels and Steamboats,.
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INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COMPM
or SHw YORK,
CASH ASSETS OVER S1,2oO,OOO 90.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL
REGULAR SESSION OF 1856.

\ E4RarsLATURE OF LOUISIANA,
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Senate Chamber March II, 1866. 5
sEsroRY or suNpRx BUNDLES or PAPERS AND
xEAss Kro., or TIE LATE LEWIS BRIsGIER, SUR
sEYoR GENERAL OF THE STATE or LOUISIANA.
BOX NO. /.
rive bundles of papers marked z ortilcstions. .
Five bundles Of papers marked q atchez A No.
Z 70 No. or
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-06-16

The NeoshO commenced Ieceding on Wed mes
day. The Cottonw wood continued 10 rise until
Friday morning. when it was said to be on .
stand. 1t buret out Of It's banks on Wednes-
day, and the bottoms were badly overaOwn.
In many places people we're compelled to leave
their houses. ThOs. Hal and others in that
bend driven cut. We have not
heard the names of others who were suffer-
ers. The water rose some six feet higher than
it was last year. 1t reached within q few in
ches of the second floor Of SOden's mill and
ran over MuIdock's brick yard. The mill
still stands. The wide bottom between Cot.
tonwOod and Dry Greek is covered with wa
ter, aud the settlers must have suffered con
siderably. On the north side of the EeOsho
the families were nearly all driven out, and
we understand the same is the case about the
Junction. We fear tat Harvey & Bakers mill
at the Rapids has been washed away. 1t is ru-
mOred that considerable number of cattle,
sheep aud hogs have been drowned. Much
of the wheat ca be saved if it chou d keep dry
for few days so aS 10 admit Of harvesting
We hope to get further partie u!ars for our ne xt
issue.
The Cottonwood reached the unprecedented
hight OF from 80, TO % feet above low wa ter
mark, and the NeOshO about 2s feet.
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Wtbster's dictiontionary, copy of the
complicated" laws of Kansas. an old
Leavenworlh Directory. and an old sub
scription book, are good things, but you
can't get news items or fo5d for editori-
ais out OF them no more than you can cut
Of mill stone. We have tried il, and
must confess we had rather have our ex
changes from the east for this purpose.
A chapter fIom the ''good book" might
be news TO some of our rsa srj but the hi
ble.s societies have forgotten us, and con-
sequently we cannot furnish this. Oh
what is rainy country without mails.
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EbsriR, sale.

DY virtue of 81 order of sale issued frsm the
ID District Court for Lyon county, Kansas,
and to me directed, will offer for sale atpub-
lie auction at the Court Hou Sc door in the tow
of EmPOria, in said county. on
FRIDAY, THE 18th DAY OF JUNE 1866,
at one O'Clock p. N. of said day, the following
real estate, to wit: Lots Sc, 81, 30, 81, 70, rs
on Pleasant street, with house and all the APP
purtenancss thereon; also lots 100 Please Mt st
IS Belair St 95. rs, 1O4. 70. 81, 81 College
ST.. 90, SO, y 80, los Mechanics St.; 81, II, 90,
66 Park ST.. 81, 76, 80, liz, IO2 go, Vine st. 81
IS West street; also one undivided eighth part
of 300 lots known as College lots ALSO one midi
vided eighth part Of eight acres of land kno WI
as College ground; alss one undivided eigh tb
part of lot known as the old we I'll lot, all sit,
uated in the town and village Of Fremont, in
Lyon county, Kansas, or so much thereof a!
will satisfy judgment and cost in an action
wherein n. j. Durdick is plaintiff and Very
Aldrich is defenda Mt. Said property to be
sold as the property of the said Very Aldrich
to satisfy a Judgment In favor of Norman J
Burdick.
Dated this 26th day of May, 1866.
A. R. BANCROFT,
2I-25 Sheriff of Lyon county, Kansas.
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The Normal.

The txsmipation and closing exercises
of the Normal School, for tbs Jear. will
take place on Monday. Tuesday aud
Wednesday of next week. The examin-
atoms of the different classes. by Messrs.
Kellogg and Norton will-commence Mon i
day afternoon. aud be continued through
Tuesday and Wednesday forenoon. Tues
day afternoon an address will be made to
the students by Prof. GoodHow. State
Superintendent. Tuesday evening the
Normal Literary Union will give public
entertainment, consisting Of reading, dec
lamstion, singing. etc. Wednesday az
ternoou the anniversary address viii b.
delivered by Prof Norton. The exer.
cises will close Wednesday evening With
B the Students Reception. We hope iheex
cises throughout will be attended by a
many of our citizens as can make it con
2 veniett 70 do so. The whole will be
rich Intellectual feast. and no one ca
= witness it without being benefited. Th
Programme win be intsEspsFssd Ri1l
good singing.
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Harvest Help.

II the waters abate and our wheat crop is
spared from entire destruction, it viii do to
cut in few days. There is great danger Of
a want Of hands TO cut what may be savsd.
All are aware that much Of the wheat is down
and cannot be cut with mae hine, and oOnss
Quently will take more labOrsrs and more time
10 gather it. We would urge every man who
possibly can to make his arrangements to help
harvest the crop; and we urge faTmsrs also to
help one another. By all who can, lending .
helping hand in harvest, many thousands Of
dollars may be saved to the country.
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Aneriens TIe1rnsaip.
Notice.

+ s hereby given, 70 all whom It may concern
that susan nah Buchanan has applie,lf "a
deed to the following portion Of the Toledo
Town Site, TO wit: The soushest quarter and
% seYes of Of the east end of the south half Of
he northeast q uaEter Sec 2. T. I9. K. 3. That
Henry Fox has applied fora deed 70 50 aeFes
OF Of the west end Of south half Of n. Z. qRar-
ter See. g. z. IS X, 9 easts and AOraham Bales
and Joel willis, Jointly, have applied cor deed
the west half Of s: W. quarter Of See. /, ell in
tbs, r q. Said parties slsiming as 'sOeeu-
pants aud Assignees Of OecuT ants. The APP
plications 81 the above mentioned parties for
deads, viii be heard Ct the Clerks Office in
eotEo1 good Pals. Saturday June Slh, 1855, At
10 o'clock D. m &c Sshis6 time any adxezss
elaiuiants Wsn bs heard. 8. BEVERL1N,
9l-9s PEObzts ludss, ohsss CeRnsE-
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Thomas Amor was brought before jas

Thomas ArmOr was brought before jas.
Iice BOItOn on Monday last. on the an
dsvit Of Jacob A. Carey. for q violation
of the Law of 1861, which prohibits The
driving ''into OF through the State Of
Kansas any drove Cor dFOveeOf cattle
from the States Of Texas, Arkansas or
the Indian Territory lying south Of the
Sta:s Of Kansas, between the 6rst day of
April aud November Of each year" He
Was 6ued $40 aud ordered BY the Justice
TO drive his cattle back over the came
route which be drove them 10. We IN
dersIaud Me-. Armos intends to take this
case 10 the District Court on writ Of
error. and from there it aill Be taken %
the Supreme Court Of the State. in OrdSt
that the mooted question OF the soRptilg'
tiODalily of the Law may Be- settled. Thorn
as Barber is also to have simjlsE tTja
to-day. We believe. 80
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition viii
IN be presented to the Commissioners Of
Lyon county at their next regular meetin on
the first Monday in July 1866, praying for the
described public highway: Beginning at The
nurth west corner of section TIVE Bty-qne, town
ship nineteen. range twelve, east Of the sixth
principle meridian; thence running east two
miles to the north west corner Of section TWEEN
ty-two; ID enee eoufh half mile; thence south
east to the ford on the Cottonwood river; thence
south half mile to an intersection with the
eOshO Rapids and EmPOria rad.
N. b. KELLEY,
q 25 and IL others, Pet tioneTs.
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Administrator'e Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of ad-
signed by the Probate Court of Chase county.
Kansas on the 18th day Of May, A. d. 1866,
upon the estate o. J Ohm ROmigh, late of Chase
county, deceased. All persons having claims
against said estate are required to exhibit them
for allowance within one year from the date OF
said letters. or they may be precluded
claims be not exhibited within three years
from the date of said letters, they will be for
ever debaFred.
ELIZA ROMIGH, Administratrix.
% 25 W ROMIGH. -AdminiatrntOr
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Administrator,a Hotina.

T ETTERS Of administrator having been
- granted % the undersigned upon the es-
taes q GeSrge Robert Miller, deceased. By the
Hon. Probate Court Of Chase ecunty, this 18th
dsy Of Nay. A. D, le6S. and all persOns hay-
ing olaimB eg4inst said estate re required 70
exhibit them for all0Wa pce 70 me within one
year RON The data Of by letters O. they may
Be prealgded from ary benefit of said estass.
nd nsuoh claims Be noi exhibited Withinthree
years from tbs date Of my Ai5 lstssrs they
ohan fozsVsf he decAErsd b. Z. SORIBNER
1875 - ASEainsssrasoP
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An Ordinance to amend an OTdinanc e
ella Relation 20 Side.W aIks,'' Passed
May 17lh, 1865.

An Ordinance to amend an Ordinance
elm Relation 90 Side.W aIks,'' Passed
May 17th. 1865.
Be it ordained by the Board Of Trustees Of
the town of EmPOria:
SEcTIoa ]. That section Of the ordinance
entitled IAN ordinance in relation to side.
walks" passed May 18th, 1865, be so amended
as to read as fOllOwe:
SECTION &, It shall be the duty of the town
Treasurer, Immediately after the publication of
this ordinance, to advertise all lots belonging
to non residents on which taxes for building
side.wslks remain due and unpaid, and sell
the same on the first Tuesday of August, A.
d. 1866, In the same manner as lie prescribed
by Law for the sale of lands and town lots for
delinquent taxes fur State and county purposes
SEo The came fees shall be allowed for ad-
veFtieiBg and selling said lots as are new al
lowed by Law for advertising and selling lands
and lots for State and county purposes, which
amounts shall be charged against such lot or
lots, and shall be collected In the same man
ner as the same are now collected by law in
other cases. and the Treasurer shall proceed in
the same manner, IN all respects, in selling lots
as is required of the county Treasurer in sell
in g lands and lots for like purposes.
SIC ) Seetioa s of the ordinance to which
this is smendatOry is hereby repealed.
$50. 4. This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's publication in
The ENPORIA News. JACOB ST0TLER,
ChiFman Board Trustees.
Passed June 5, A. D. 1856.
J l. WILLIAMS, CLERK,
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Our merchants have been doing a
drjVing business tie las, week-they have
been driven out their stores for The lack
Of customers. Business and ali commu-
nication with the outside world has been
cut of by the high waters.
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Samuel Gray has just erected new
residence near S1deu's mill. Houses are
getting pretty thick in that ueighbor hood,
and there will soon be enough to make it
" town. We suggest Sodensvi'le as a
proper name for the town. If the water
was to remain as high as it is now we
should be in favor Of calling it Soden's
-..mill .pond.'
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-06-16
Straved or Stolen.

FROM the premises Of Stilman J. Smith,
II pair of three year old steers; one very
light red or nearly dun, the Osher deep red
have been worked some; yoke and bow marks
had medium sized bell on Whe6 hey left
home; no ether marks or brands kuy person
giving information to the subseriber OF at the
Office of EmPOria News, leading to lie recoy
cry ofths above property, will be we'll paid for
their trouble. E. MEACHAM 22tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-06-16

We rather guess the operations Of the
weather this season will dispel the old
notion that Kansas is a dry country.
Last year there was an abundance of rain.
and this year there has been considerably
100 much.