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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-01


CxcIxHAsl, Nov. -.
flour-Dull asd 2se lover, with salss sf supsr-
Ans at - 45alO %; extra st ~ 7sal3 -; ia.iiy
ct III 5Oal3 %.
!. Whsat--Dalb With salssof Nos sprfAe 4 - Il;
H wisear ssniaal q ~ -.
Corn--Qniet old mixed shslisd ssapoc; nsv
ear, 47s6ee.
oaas--Inssttvs; No 47o.
Rys-Stsady, with salss Of No l 1t u Is.
Rasisy- Quiet; no Gales. -
osttss-Qsiss, with salss u nil1aisg 4 s1s--
eloslng ussk,
Whkky-Dull; bonded -.
Provisioas-Dull and lower, with sales Of nsss
pork at 4lo oe-Nicsing week.
Bseen-Neninslly unchanged, with sales Of
new clear sidss, next week, u llSe-
Dslk n1ats-Eoninal.
Lasd-Rirn and astivs With salss Of SO tIss-
y l3ae, spot, and 500 isrsss, ssllss Jaspasy,
q Ia.
Gssss Nssss-ae lower, shoulders saas4e; slass
tae; hsns -.
Hses-6ee lower, and In fAif dsnaad q the
dselins-e'osiss At o eoas - gross, and % 4oa
Q IS net.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-01

The grocers Of this city should always buy
their desk stationery, bill paper, ink, twins,
reels, twine boxes, bill had cases, calendess
&C., Of Ed. 8. Carter 4 Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-01

Now il your time to purchase boon and
shoes cheap, new stock and nsv soois 1t the
great commission sale at Kilbourne's Block,
Main street, three doors shove Secoad street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-01

The Corydon Monitor says If you have
any regard for the feelings of Copperhead
don't say Chicago Times in his presence:
"oh, no We never mention it.
It's name is never hoard
Ny lips now forbid to speak
Thai once familiar word !"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-01

SUNDRIES.
BurrsR.-In good demand IT 500 for choice
Esos-Prics paid day Vas Soc p dos.
SoneHrs-New from 45 to soc per GAL, In de
mand. according to quality.
PorAross-choice lots At from e5to zoe =
bushel.
CaIckExs-In active demand. For young - on
to - 50; old Is % Per dosen; dressed Is %
to IS IS per dos.
TuRKRss---t Dressedl l3e y per b.
asxss---t Dresssd) Is 90 to % 90 per dos,
HoHEr--In boxes, 70 to 9fe per u.
LAnp-l7i per T..
0Rsnx ArrLss-Rrom SOC to q 90 per has,, ae-
sording 70 quality.
0Rioxs-65e per bushel.
Tuasrrs-2sc Per bssh-
BsHswAx-soc per lb.
BAcoH-~Clear sides 70 to 2lc; Sboulliers. searcs,
In demand - 15c per ID; Sugar Cured Hams
3se , ID.
TALIow-Iu coal oil bbis, Ole; do loose %
pern.
RAes--4 - &c per h.
wooL-Tub washed 4sc.; aeees do ans 49,;
unwashed, ! on.
HIDss-Green, 7c; do sailed, SIC; green calf skius
l5c; dry aint Ice; do sailed 14c; damaged
and srusby of pslts s5e to IS.
BsAs-In demand At $50 to Zoe per leo lbs.
HAr--Ths market 10 we'll supplied. Timothy,
- 81 per ton: Prairie 81 %.
WoeD--$e % 70 81 90 per cord, sccordius to quail
isy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-01

Tho Lowell Manufacturing company have De.
eiared dividend Of $50 per share, payable Do.
esnber /, to heldsss Of stock Noyenbsr -.
We observe that the old banks Of New Or.
leans ars making great progress In IT, work Of r.
construction. Thrss New Orlsaas banks havs
newer rs1aesd their capitals; The southern Sssh
never sssPssdsd specie paynssts ~ unisa haal
and IL Crescent City arssxpssssd 70 rsssns hasi.
ness u N early day. The Daak Il Lsaisia.s,
The leading hank IN ths State. 10 still sons die
lance IN ths basksrosnd, bat arrsagsnsnts for IL
- sstablishnsss ~ expected.
-Tas sssvsrsiea II eeapesnd aotss aaa ssvs.-
tAirsss ~ ~ ~ 1vssssstssis ssill esinfe =.
TAs ssatiassa pssaasss Of ~ old avs-swsaasss
ssv kusYs Asvs grady ssdsssd thssspply = Ill
vssis1 spen The partst. TAs ssw1ss, seessu
wssehnsss thar the old, - thsy hass leaee u
- n 80 (Juiy) sizty-avss - - Snesse
6svssnnsats h ~ nasAst. 1has h = 49,
asaanA ~ sssissssa ays-tssn1t6tsf lou9 -.
ssseAl1A 1sst s1ssss, ~ = Asan1 ~ -
- - - susieiss ss1ssa( = smAfn-
= 0aAs1sADasoD ~ 49, &nan1eena
- aass@s - lsaowe - - = -
- sazs 8 ssassssssss III ! 49,
--xssa psssess sessa1lsus \ y h6nsvt1 -
!. = AsA1 - II ~ = p - i rs
aspseeese naaeA = - 80 - -
~. = ssnas1 - 1lssf 9 / Y ~
sssesaa seAsa - vaalv $3.50 = -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-01

"a a. % d :. 49, n . az -
- 91uai3 Yu9no.m
Z - .SGenade 49, = ! - : k1u
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MCllg1 nhn16 MTCl3A - ssoen
:, ~ = ! = !, - = =
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- ]. - -
lhsusunal iisai55liaIsIL - tsntshsnas,s
II = ~ q ~ y - = y e6oe14 - ssose
| - eoos9 II aAsessa =.
What-1hue - buulssn No. 0sine = Wuo
4 \, sssa ~ = = Aos - pRins = Mn sba1p
| q r eeo30.
crs-psn: ~ u ss1sss ~ ~ 4 aaosi = q
Rossaon SGArkees.
~ raspxsA-l lssscr. nss =.
Consul. slossa 81 sssl 81 ~ III Ca res -
I 1sssAs.
Lv.nssst, Msv. A-essa
Os<tss-Ths sarkst sDsas Asli AtSAiiaG spaasA1s.
sassd ~ snl suess1 = las
| ~ sAssuAs- sasia.
l~ - z1.4.A...zIs.4szzz
| Mills. lumber, 1to.
N SoRD. nvss2 40 sfTLsoa
KHOHkUK
|IlIIllcITllIe CG'Y.,
F0H y - co..
PLANNING WILLS,
SASH, DOOR and BLIND FACTORY
| LU MBER Y ARD
Maasaessrsss and psaIss in all ktnAs II
LUMBER,
DOORS and FRAMES,
SASH and FRAMES,
BLINDS and SHUTTERS,
SCROLL WORK,
BRAcKETs
HoULDINGs.
BALUsTERs,
Newell PosTs,
| PACKING BOXES,
PUMP TUBING,
BROOM HANDLES,
AND TURNING GENERALLY.
Also mot enumerated In tbs atsws) asythinS 10 IL
wood d.psrsnsssia %. Aosss ssaifsss us-. Ai's.
All Kinds Of Iohhin4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-01

KBo1uH MARxBF.
November 50. isso.
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For sale.

A BRICK dwelling house, containing six
scs1, eiAsrS, frll lcs, io-sfed on Lot g. Block
III N nasoss Lower addition Keofak near he Gem.
etsfy. ntis god ssh. Price $40 cash which
would rot bay the trfck IN the House.
tyx1A TYw-KyrE
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Fer Sale,
: = - = -
EOR SALE.

On ACkke cf Land, (ncstly In TIMBER 90 the mid
OUdls rod leading from keoksh 70 sAndusky about
: .ss ffua ths city. and may be known the Rich
srdsoa 0scs Title god Pns 80 PER Ensuir.
o. H. B. TkN-kYCK Co
aaGlld
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-01

S0k sALE-rhe vsry desirable Rrisk residence an
- Eroands now o~ned aud occupied by A. Witip
son, I'D atuated The corner Of 18Th and Hirh t,s
Houss - a. 10 rooms with all the modnrn iu,uroy
nssts-sasEs hass bern-tbree very desirable lots a
techee covered with fruit and trees Prize
~ fitis good sale Tor further particular,
ogane - ii. b. rEN-RYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-01

Ok SALE-30 acres Of fine grape erd
oshssNfuit lssd; loacrss In hieh state Of cult.
80 kinds. soos bearing Price SIS per scrs Ais,
srsss s63odnin& sAs above land, ana u Of the san
Aescess, witA ~ insrovssnts Be all escosst
FL peaaG fsDce ths roaA q snail expeuee pYies
~ nd - This lasd situated nsar the r.,
0soes - Dr. Hieks about nlIes nom Second strsst
Ksoenk. For Darueoiaxs enquire Of
ncA9l H. b. fBN.BYCK
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uStF SAll.-The vest half Of Lot It, BECK H. (
ii kI,bOci pe's Addition, Bark, between feth and
i1tA ssreets. with good Frame be cling large Harn
intended for ain horses, lot we'll fenced anc good
n<tgh6crhocd. lite god. Price Eoo-fIoo cash hal
escs n oss year vita Ter cent. interest.
nng3irs % ImaylSj a 3 TEN-KYCk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-01

foh eALk-fen scres Of land, represented In the
u City Plat - letter /, IN tho A O tract Eeoknk
am authorized to sell this property At very great bar
Q1xe off Il 4 TyN-EYCw
epti-N RaAl Estate Aswnt
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-25

We regret to learn that Albert Miller
met with a severe and almost fatal acct
dent near his fathers residence, on Allen
creek, on Friday afternoon last He was
engaged in hauling stone. aud in going
down hill the horses became fractions
and attempted to run away. In trying to
check them, Mr. Miller was thrown from
Hhs wagon, falling just in front Of the
wheels. both Of which, on one side Of the
wagon, passed obliquely over his body.
Five ribs we're broken, one of his lungs
injured, aud his body terribly bruised,
Drs, TrueWOrthy & Jacobs were called
Immediately. and replaced the fractured
bones and dressed the wounds. The lat
ter gentleman, who has been 10 regular at
tendance upon the psIient since, the acci-
dent, informs US there is nova prospect
of his recovery, although this could
scarcely be hoped for at the FIRST. From
. description of his wounds We shall con !
slider his recovery almos. miraculous.
We sincerely hepe Mr.. Miller may gel
along we'll and recover from this affection.
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vel are glad 10 know that DR.. ". Is Doing
well in bic prOfession. lCottOngood Falls
has grown considerably since last We saw
it. There are now some twenty-five or
thirty hosisesin the place: two good stores,
one kept by Mr. BachAnan aud the other
BY MrsDoOllttle; good hotel, kept by
Mr.. Hinkiey. where We had an excellent
dinner; saH and gEist mill, owed by
Mr.. A. Palmer; two blacksmith shops;
two cabinet make shops; one wagonna-
ker's shop; several carpenters. among
whom is our good naIared friend, John
Wood, brother of Sam and other insti-
tutions toonumsrous to mention. Seyer-
al new buildings are under progress Cow.
Mr.. Candy has just enclosed 6he large
residence The 6fst story of the new
school house is up. aud the work is gor
ing on finely. It's two stories high, aud
30x44 in size. 1t viii cost about "a,
900 when completed. and will Be an hon
or to the town and standing monument
of the eaergy aud good sense of the people.
Regular Sc, vices are held in Cottonwood
Falls every Sabbath, by the MOihodists
and BlPtists. Rev. A. G. Smith is
the Methodist minister. aud Rev. G.
G. Allen administers to the spiritual wants
of the other, Denomination.
Altogether we were highly pleased with
our visit to the Falls, and with the vhole
trip, and returned in the evening feeling
far better. than When We STARTED from
home in the morning. -gr9 =r-7
We wish to give notice. here aud now
that it is our intention to visit every To-
cality in tt5.asouaty Just as soon as posi-
bic. We want to see what is going on.
Don't take this as hint that we are
candidate for office, and coming. to cleo
tioneer, for such is not the case. We
want you all to consider us an honest man,
and not politician. We are going around
to write about the county. We want to
tell the coming tide of Emigration what
a country We have got, and We can't tell
them unless we see it. So get your yell
low legged chickens and farm statistics
ready, and we won't object to few more
subscribers at SO per year "inVariably
in advance.
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Insurance.

W. F. Parrish. recently of Rockford,
Illinois, is now resident of Emporia,
and is prepared to transact business for
the Rock River Insurance Company. as
their duly authorized agent. All business
inIrusted to his care will be promptly at.
tended 10, and in q msu nsr satisfactory TO
all parties concerned. See the advertise
ment ofthis Company in another coIum D.
giving . full statement of It's financial con
dition. andtbe necessary certificate of au-
charity from our State Auditor.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.

To expire on tie 28th day of February, A. D. 1867.
AUDITOR STATE's OFFICE,
81 ToPEKA, KANSAS, July 26th: 1866.
WuEREAs, The Rock River Insurance Com
pany, located at Rockford, in the State of Hill
nois. has filed in this Office sworn statement
of its con dtion, as required by the first Sec
ton of the act ITO regulate Insurance Com pa
MES not incporated by tbs State of Kansas
passed February 20th, 1863; and amendment
thereto, approved Feb ruary 255h, 1861, and
WHEREAS, Said Company has furnished the
undersigned satisfactory evid snce that it is
possessed of at least One Hundred Thousand
Dol lars of actual capital invested IN stocks or
in bonds, or in mortgages Ofreal estate, worth
double the amount for which the came is mort
gagged; and,
Whereas, Said Company has fled in this
Office written instrument uAder its corporal tie
seal, signed by the President and Secretary
thereof authorizing any agent or agents of
sud Company IN his State to ackn OWle dge
service of process for and in behalf Of said Com
pauy, CONSENT ng that such service of process
sha Il be taken and held to be valid if serv.
ed upon the Company according to the laws of
this or any other State, and waving all olams
or right OF error by reason of such acknowl-
edgemenC of service.
NOto ThertttTe, In pursuance of the EST sec
ton of the aforesaid act, 1, j. R. Swallow, Au.
ditor of State for the State of Kansas, do b ere
by certify that said Reek River Insurance T. ON
ipany, of Rockford is auth orized4o transact the
business of fire Insurance in this State until
the 2Sth day of February, IN the year one
thousand eight hun dred aud sixty seven. r.
In witness whereof have here
L. s. unto subscribed my name and
caused the seal of my Uffice to be
affixed the day and year Abovs
go ! ~ - writtep.v J. r. SWf Low,
- - t- 49, Auditor of State.
A true copy. -<gars % "a
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Amende Honorable.

We neglected, last week, TO notice the
lectures of Col. Horner, President of Ba-
ksr University, delivered here on Sunday
and Monday evenings. the 9Th and 18th.
Both these lectures were treat to those
who heard them. The subject of the FIRST
lecture was, "The Christian Young Man"
and the second, +" Culture.'' The lectures
stamped the author as gentleman of deep
learning, and culture. We are glad to
have such young men as President Horn
err added to our population. He has a
good field in Kansas. and We bslievehe will
improve his opportunities, and make his
mark. -.
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EQUALIZATION of Bounty.


Under the act Of Congress of July %, I66 6,
soldiers of tn rec years service, or those who
have been discf arged bee ause of wounds. and
their widows or heirs, are entitled to 800.
Soldiers for two years seryiee9 or less, " hen
discharged because of wounds are entitled
to $50.
Officers honorably discharged after March
3, 965, are entitled to three mon this pay proper.
Soldiers WHO have lost both eyes or both
hands are entitled to a pension of sos per
month. Those who have lost both feet or one
hand and one foot, see per month. Those
who have lost oae hand or one foot, SIS per
month. Any disability equivalent to either
of the foregoing cases, entities the soldier 10
the pension corresponding. $3.50 BE-
Ali claims for bounty, arrears Of pay, or in
crease of pension, DC, prosecuted. s--
Mr.. Hunt has been, Ior some years, practlc
ing attorney az this place, anG; Is well know
to the citizens. Mr.. Gillett is q new conner
been engaged in this business before. and is
thOrout hly acquainted with the manner of do
ing business with all the various departme nts
at Washington.
ANY business placed in our hands will re-
ceive prompt attenticD-will be carefully at
tended to--will be done direct with the De
partnt nts at Washington, and claimants will
have their money when obtained.
If successful our fees will be five dollars.
Unless successful we shall charge you nothing
If it is ipconvenieHt for you 10 call on US at
our Office, write to stating your elnims and
enclosing three cents or a red. stamp for re
turn postage, and we win give you all nece 8,
sary Information free OF charge; We make up
papers in this office and send them by mail to
any part CT the country for execution. In wri-
ing to state carefully name and post office
address.
If you want your business we'll done plaee
it only in the hands Of reliable men.
F. G. HUM -s-.l s. ALMERIy !GILLErT.
- 32tf
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aEaAHS traved.

iENRoM the subscriber, ia EmporIa, on CT
II aboVtthe 10Th, Of August, deep bay mare.
half American; five, or elk years old; she Is
branded on both shoulders. and one hiU. One
of the lett ers is ~ p but cannot tell where it
is situated or describe the other brands Has
with hers light dun or elaybank horse colt.
glass-eyed.
. Also, dnnish gray borss. atout fiys years
old; saddle marked; shod ali round slit ears,
and bFahdedf on rigA shOulder and right hip
Information leadin 8 tosthe reecgeEv Of q .
above suinaiP, viii bs libsrslly rewarded.
-sid Iz5iaG6 ssasss -sJ@Cs HAh1sssssf.s
ar .shaG q, EsaRosias KapREg
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- AnOsAs r Fire. !. u.

On Thursday night, about ten O'Clock,
the cry Of FIRE was again heard in our
village. Il proceeded from the EmpOria
Livery stable Of ]. A. Carey. Many of
our citizens we're on the ground 10 few
minutes, but it was too late to do,any
good. In fifteen or twenty minutes after
the alarm was given, thseutIre establish
msnt was envSloped in flame. and was
quickly lsySlea p the gFouad. FOttS
AAlely there were but few horses or bug
gies in the barn, and Mr. Dave Upham,
who was sleeping 10 the nPPsr story 4 sue
.oeedsd in getting them all out. Some
harness and other small articles Of prop
-sEty were burned. This was one of the
largest and most complete livery stables in
Southssh Kansas, ana TOE loss vii hard
Iy be less than So 500. This is extremely
unfortunate for Mr.. Carey. Il has beer
but . few weeks siUcs his billiard sAloor
was destroyed by FIRE, by the burning o
Paul Beck shop. We understand Ih'
stable and property vas insured to th'
amount Of fifteen hpndTed dollars, =.
Wsihops measures win taken inmsdi
a,sly 10 lsbuiId he stable. IS The tON
cannot be without one. The aoOOU1c
da.iSOs for The travelling public vim ;
poosiudssd vithoute livery and iced stI
bic. he5s bsih iSsp II So4asesipa vi
our h6asl. isEss sssSpsg 8. 3asssIs sssggsf
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SHERRF'S SALE.

NY virtue Of an order of sale issued 4 on
ID the District Court FOR Lyon county Kan
as. and to me directed. ] viii offer for sale At
public auction at the court no use door IN the
tozTn of Emporia, In said cOunty,
m WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 1866.
al 70 O'Clock m. of ssid d ays the following real
s-tste Z, VT. The southwest quarter Of section
tVenfv- i've sf25. IN township eighteen llS,) q
-gsnzs eleven (li,) to be sold As the property
10 Peter Beabout, 80 sstisfy judgement IN IA
srbr Of Sam. A. Riggs, as adnlinistzAtor Of the
essata Of George Burt, deceased
! < Dated this 1Sth. day 81 Acguss, 1855.
1887 a. RANC1s') + s sas.si
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shsriRaSaIa.

DY virtue of an order of sale issued from
ID the District Court for Lyon county, Kan
sas, to me directed, will offer for sale at pub
lie auction, at the court house door in the town
Of Emporia, in said county,
On WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER u. 1866,
at IL o'clock NJ of said day thu following rea
estate, to wit: The north west quarter of
fifteen Q5,) of range No. thirteen (I3,) situa
ted in Lyon county, Kansas. to be sold as the
property of Stephen G. Oakley to satisfy q
Judgment in ia vor CT Rollin Richmond.
Dated this 9th day Of August, 1866.
1896 &. r. BAN CROFT, Sheriff
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Rev. Mr.. Bateman, OF Kansas City.
Baptist Missionary for Kansas and Mis-
souri,, spent few bys in the village this
week. He is much pleased with this por-
ton, and thinks s6orts should be made
to build 3 Baptist church here. - q .-.
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The Burlington Patriot suggests the
name OF J. n. Rankin, of Cofes. county,
as = candidate for Attorney General
BIumbaugh is good enough for US, if he
Wants tbs Office again. -
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Camp Meeting.

A camp meeting will be held at Hart
ford, commencing on Friday the sist of
August. The ministers are cordially in
Vitsd, both travelling and local. with all
who feel interested in camp meetings..
Es--tilJ J. MCAKULrY, P! @. q
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AIRY one wishing to deliver twenty cords
of good wood IN EmpOrii. can hear Of a
purchaser by calling at Tax NEws Office
Immediately.
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Post once Remnrsa

The Post Office has been removed to
Mrs.. Trask's new building. few doors
north of the old Office, on the same side
of the street. Remember tbis.
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corFoNwooD PALS.

ofcOurss ~ could not resist the tempt.
alton 10 visit this village, after getting
50 close to it, We had not seen Cotton
wood Falls Cor about sthEee1 ysare, the
time of the Bazaar campaign. Here eve
mss friends Candy zainkley. Howard,
Bnchaas Is md others, and didn't End Doe
Williams. J.; s. RolEttls, NJ. Romigh and
laOshsrs We ~An!sd 70 zee. By the VaE'
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srA4k OF IILlSors. /,

STAN OF ILLINOIS,
~ WiNNEBAGo CoUgTY ! % j
Personally appeared before me, CLERK of the
County Court of WInnebago couaty, D. W., @.
River Insurance Company, VIA being first du-
ly sworn, according to law, depos es and says
that the above statement subscribed to by HIM
is t. ne in substance and in fact, as shown by
the records of said Company.
d W. C. TANNER, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this min tn
day of July A. Il. 1866. r- --f.
WILLIAM HULIN,
LIS Clerk County Court.
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A lot of dirty, lousy ''uOblo red men
of the forest" were in town yesterday.
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There was slight frost here on Wednes
night, the 29d.
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to Pardon VIM. Maddox

NOTICE is hereby given that appliea' ion
IN will be made. September 18th, 1866, for
pardon for the above named Wn. Maddox 10
take effect AZ the expiratioa of one wears i'm
prisOnment in the peniteptiary. The sppli-
can't was convicted at the October term of the
District Cont 5th Judicial District for Lyon
county, and sentenced for three years for hOtse
90 Attorney Il SD SD. a 1 ss
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MARRIED..

In Emporia township on the 18th day of
August, 1866, by J. G. Henley, Esq Mr..
GEORGE H. LOCKWOOD to Miss ELVIRA
COOPER
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W. T.. soden's sash for his uev house
were burned in the livery stable Thursday
night
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Rates of Advertising:
rows AND COUNTRY

See the advertisement of the Plymouth
mill in another column.
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sherifs Sale.

ID the District Court for Lyon county, Kan
sas, and to me directed, will offer for sale at
public auction, at the court house door in the
town of Emporia in said county,
ON WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER, IL, 1866,
at II o'clock III. Of said day. the following
real estate, to wit: The northeast quarter Of
section No. Thirty-two 49, in township No.
twenty CO., south. of range No. thirteen (I3,)
situate in Lyon county, Kansas, to be sold as
the property of John T. Robb, to satisfy
Judgment in favor of William W. Stickney.
Dated this 9Th day of August, 1856.
30 Sc A. R. BANCROFT, Sheriff.
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Two new Cayuga Chief Mowers for sale
cheap at Fraker & Gillett's. Payment taken
partly on time. These n overs are all iron and
steel, and have more improvements and con-
veniences than any other mower in market.
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JONES & STUTSMAN,
Merchant and Military Tailors,

IL Delaware, near Main street,
LEAVENWORTH,-- KANSAS.
We keep a-large stock of Clohs, Cassimeres,
Vestings, Furnishing Goods, etc., and are de-
termined not to be outdOne in any respect by
any house in the State. Particular attention
paid to Military work. 24-Iy