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Plantation Supplies,
Batesville, Miss.

The highest market price paid hr cotton and
All e'hsf c'unitt pfHlu,e. Al cotton. produce
aud srrhandisr consigned IL us fur ale. siof.
age o. shipment will t~r,rltc prompt attention.
Liberal advances made on con,irnmen,s !,
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any 10 our large and vrll assorted s,oek mar.
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stand OF Jones \ Bro. Out mn,in Ia Ia live
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The State Of Mississippi, in the chnnccry
court II Tunicr county; AZ rules, February
term, 1865. Thomas u. Trcsvnnt, Thomas Il
Turner executor Of X. II Humphrey deceased.
~ ! A. Perkins. Upon opening thc matters Of
this btu, II appears 10 the satisfaction of the
court that the Defendant, +. A. Perkins, Is a
nonresident Ut the State Of Mississippi, and Il
now beyond the limits thereof SO that the or.
binary process Of law cannot be served upon
him. Upon motion Of complainant 4, Is there.
tore ordered that the said defendant, p. A.
Perkins du appear before the chnnccry court of
r1nlci county, 10 bc held Al, the court room In
The town Of Austin, on the int Monday IN
April, 1886, and plead, answer or dcmur To the
aid bill, or its several allegations will he taken
inr cunicsscd o. 10 him, and the cause proceed.
ed IN accordingly. And its further ordered
that q copy Of ibis order be published once a
week excessively for one month In the Pamela
STAR O newspaper published In the tow Of
Pinolai Mississippi, there being no ncwsmpcr
published IN the said county Of Tunicn.
iehli-it J. o. l~IARDEMAN, Clerk.
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NOTICE.

Tho undersigned !. now prepared 10 do
all kinds of wori on wagons, hurrie., ear.
Tiaers, 10, IN the neatest and mos, durable
style, At bis shop In bats.vills.
A larEe lat Of akaHtsd material. and rad,
b. oil all urdrrS
jan6.lf. A. J. BROwDrR.
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DENTISTRY.
Drs. J. B. & VIM. WATSON

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ton, and with our facilities and long practical
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all VII. NAV iasuf ns with their confidence.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Whereas At the September term, 1865, the
Probate court Of Tuniea county, letters of ad.
mlnisimiiun were granted the undersigned on
the estate Of n D. Bridges deceased, all per.
,ph' holding claims against mil estate will
]therclnrr have the same probated and register.
cd within the time prescribed by law. or they
viii be forever barred. ]. T. SAMPLE,
chtl-Bt. Sheriff and Adnipiatr,t,,
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HARRISON 4 TAYLOR,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
rANoLA, MISS.

VIII practice in the counties Of Pamela.
Lafayette, DeSoto, T~allahatchic and tn.
Mica, IN the Federal Court NJ Pon,otoc, and
,he High Court Of Errors and Appeals Al
Jackson. Special attention given 10 Pro.
bate business by ROber. II. Taylor.
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The Normal school.

EDIT0R NEws: g Allow-pee to call the atten :
tiOn of our friends to the, present urgent need
of the Normal School weahave a large num-
Der Of applications for acknowledgements larger
than ever beforehand till our boarding house
il compile ted, we mn continue to ask for the
students, Accommodations among our citizens.
II the subscriptions to the boarding house con
tinue to be made as literally a. they have been,
we shall not need to trespass upon our peo-
pie after this term.
Il it too much to ask that, even at the risk
Of slight personal inconvenience, temporary
homes be, given TO the Normal students for
one more term, even lrger number than
heretofore Any who can furnish boarding
accommodations, or suitable, rooms for self
boarding., will confer. a favor by making it
known to the teachers of the school as soon as
possible, stating PARTICULARS and prices. I
feel v aEranted n making the request urgent
ly. by the fact that the successful establish
ment Of the Normal School will be permA-
nent business advantage to HmPoria.
Yours very truly, d. B. MORTON.
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T. A. Holland 1 Co.

This well known and reliable publish
ing firm will, in compliance with the ex-
pressed demand of the business public,
soon issue Descriptive Gazetteer and
Business Directory of the States of Kan
sas and Nebraska %. G.. Wilson viii
call on our citizens to-day and solicit ad :
Vertisements and subscriptions for the
work. AS it is to be work of much
smerit and one of peculiar interest to the
citizens of Kansas. we hope the enter
prise will be heartily encouraged by our
citizens. The book will contain a de-.
scription of the resources and advan ia =
ges of the county and town.
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More Cattle for The East.

M David yelling, of MeD0Dop gh
county. Illinois, who has been here for
Some six weeks purchasing cattle, started
on Thursday with .droveo of $50 head.
for the Illinois market, 400 of which he
purchased in Lyon county. This is an
other proof of the Oft repeated story that
Kansas is the best stock raising country
in the west. Thousands of her cattle have
been purchased for the eastern market,
this season, and it is an established fact
that We can successfully compete with
Illinois in the cattle markets. For these
cattle Mr.. yelling has paid the farmers
Of Lyon county in the ueighborhood Of
$4,000, and this added 10 the sums paid
by other cattle buyers this season will
amount to 8 large sum n lie aggregate,
Mr.. w. will undoubtedly make nice
thing on these cattle, having purchased
mOSt OF, them before the late rise. He
says they are the finest lot of grass fed
cAttls De has evsr, seen. Y3EDOF
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InIprOYemcnts.

Tue 6rst story OF the Stale Normal
School building is up, and it will undOubt
sdly be ready for occupancy by the first
of the new year. p r- ...I --
The first story of the Normal Board
ing House is almost completed. 1t
will be pushed as fast as tie money is paid
in by the stockholders.
The foundation and vaults of the Court
House and Jail. are about completed, aud
the walls wilLcemmepes to go up 10 day
or two, lid --. -..-. .....
Harrison Malone is building new wagon
makers shop on Merchant street. near his res
idence. 1t viii be ready for occupancy in q
few days. ''
Mrs. Trask's new. business house, on
Commercial street, is almost ready for oc-
cupancy. 1t is fine building The
POStl0fiee wilt be emoYed to ,itin afsW
Gays: 90 gSat5a EE%hs. e.
Joe. Hall new residence, on Mechan =
les AFFECT, has sprung up hkemagic, and
iS about completed. ..-<a HEt
Tbe'frAme Of Judge Spieer's new resi- i
dence, on Merchant street, near tie
Methodist CHURCH, is up, and will soon
be completed. ~ Ese1.rs ..r.-. ..
The stone and lumber are on the ground
for the new residence of Prof Norton,
north of Judge WatsOn's, Oh Ta
Paul Beck will commence, in a few
day.,44if4 8pltls cid blacksmith shop,
and will also erect, adjoining, a new
building for wagonmaker's shop.
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The band ID a sure thing. The in
struments have been sent for. They are
second hand silver Instruments, but are
said to be as good IS new. ouIy having
been used four months Money enough
was'nOt raised to pay for them. but the
boys, determined not to be foiled in this
attempt borrowed the balance and sdvanc
ed itcn the instruments. We hope our
citizens will see that the amount is made
up to item, as it will be enough TO ask
them to give their time, buy music and
hire teacher. Nothing costing the
amount Il does wHIsbe so useful 70 the
town as good band.
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o Yes, of Course.

'Wsrseeiyed 3 letter FROM Washing On. a few
days ago, informing us that a gen tleman we'll
known in this State would visit US soon in the
nterestsOf Reerhia elaimRgeney firm in that
city, and intimating that large amount of
free putting from US would be very aece ptabl.
70 beth tie Washington firm ana the travelling
agent. We have no doubt it would, but free
putting is ''played" with US 1t amt curren-
ey, hereAbOuts, and won't buy water melons.
Besides that, we have good claim agents IN
EmPOrias yhOs PatroniEe. us. and we always
had AWsin aide for .'hOns' institatiOa = and
''ESuAe industry. ~ II is By helping each other
AAat Ne get along in this cOuntEy.i aud if We
Asys any ietlneRes il will be exeEtsd in asEer
peSuR eWnslcosl . gents. - iiiT s1sb1u saif.ae
- sH4es ,aoffsq I'll 5faasTt sasrysd5 ~ !
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
To expire on the 28th day of February H. D. 1867.

To expire on the 2Sth day of February, a. D. 1857
AUDITOR OF STATE's OFFICE, !
TOPEKA, KANSAS, July 18th 1856.
WHEREAS, The Rock. River Insurance Com
pany, located at Rockford, in the State of IlG-
nois, has filed in this Office sworn statement
of its condition, as required by the first sec
ton of the act 'Fo regulate Insurance Conn pa
mics not incporated by the State Of Kansas
passed February Goth. 1863; and amendment
thereto, approved F ED ruary 255h, 1861, aad
WHEREAS, Said Company has furnished the
undersigned satisfactory evid 9nce that it Is
possessed of at least One Hundred Thousand
Dol lars of actual capital invested in stocks or
in bonds, or in mortgages Of real estate, worth
double the amount for which the game is mort
gagged; and. .--- ---,s ..z- - ~.
WHEREAs, Said Company has filed in this
Office written instrument under its corporate
seal, signed by the President and Secretary
thereof authorizing any agent or agents of
said Company in Is State to ackn Owle dge
service of process, for audiR behalf Of said Com
pany, consenting that such service of process
sha II be taken and held to be as valid as if serv-
ed upon the Company according to the laws of
this or any other State, and waving all clam 5
or right OF error by reason of such acknOw l.
edgement of service. . wfE
| NOto, TkeTettre. In pursuance of the f:st see
ton of the aforesaid act, l, j R. Swallow, Au-
ditor of State for the State of Kansas, do here
| by certify that said Rock River Insurance Com
pany, of Rockford is auth orized to transact the
! business of fire insurance in this State until
the 28th day of February, in the year one
thousand eight hundred and sixty seven! g.
In witness whereof have here
L. S. unto subscribed my name and
caused the seal of my office to be
affixed the day and year aboVt
written. J. L. SWk LL0W,
Auditor Of State.
A true copy. as- .a.ei - y-es 1924
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Call and See.

Bay & Hall have been filing up this
week, and now have about the largest
stock they have ever offered to the pub
lie. They have everything in the grocery
and provision line fresh and nice, also a
large stock of wooden ware. Call and
see for yourselves. Their goods were
bought at low prices aud will be sold on
the same terms.
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Persons here can now go through to
Leavenworlh in day, Tisdals is run
ming his coach from bere TO Lawrence to
connect with the evening train for Leay-
enworLh; and II the traveller is eastward
bound. he. can take passage on boat at
LeaveuwOrth for ST.. Joseph the same
evening. and be in Weston in twenty
four hours after leaving Emporia.i It for
msrly took three days to accomplish tn is
journey. Verify We are getting fast.
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- HDistrfct Conrt.

The District Court for this county will
commence on Monday, September 10th.
Judge Watson presiding. We learn from
the Clerk that there is on the docket about
the ordinary amount of business, which
will probably require a two weeks session.
Below is ; list Of. the Grand sad Petit
Jurors drawn for the term, aud Sheriff
Bancroft is now engaged in summoning
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Our friend Chas Handy showed US some
two and three years old steers on Wednesday
which were as nice any we have ever seen
in this or any other country. He had just
sold a pair of tina three years for the snug
little sum Of Sill and refused 500 for pair
of twOs. He thinks cattle raising is the bust.
ness- for. the people of this cOuntry to engage
in. He says the three years he sold did not
cost him over five dollars each for raising
These cattle were very large aud fat. and prov
that Mr.. Handy is an adept in the business OF
stOckraising. =. I'm 7
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sheriRs Sale.

DY virtue of an order of sale issr.i from
ID the District Court for Lyon county, Kan
sas, to me directed will offer for sale at p ub,
lie auction, Attn court house door in the town
of Empcria, in said county,
On WkDN ESDAY, SEPTEMBER IL. 1866,
at IL o ttocs NJ of said day the following rea /
estate, To wit: The north west quarter of
section No. twenty Two G22.) in township No
fifteen l5,) of range No. thirteen (l3,) situa
ted in Lyon county, Kansas, to be sold as the
property of Stephen G. Oakley to satisfy g
j Judgment in favor Of Rollin Richmond
Dated this 9Th day CT August, 1866.
1896 q. r. BANCROFT, Sheriff
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GRAND JURORS.

Joseph ,Ki~Ptop, L. Q. Priest, H. G.
Cross. J. F. StratIon, Milton Cham ness,
Daniel Rich, J. G. Hall, Edward Morris,
Joseph Ernst, Samuel Ogden. A. S. Tan
dy, joel HawOrtb, Mark Patty. E R.
HAlderpAH, A. b. Keys, IyC.rr;A7-
,C44}4lrE+rr JURORS JDil
Jacob SloIler, G. v. Eskridge, Wan.
RawsOn, James Ferguson. o, W, Aldricb.
Peter Elford. P. H. Hunt. john Steven
sOn, Neil Campbell, David Roth, VIM
Holsinger, Jacob Buck.
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EouaIization of Bounty.

Under the act of Congress Of July %, 1876 g.
soldiers of tn rec years service, or those who
have been discharged bee ause OF wounds. and
their widows or heirs, are entitled 70 Sf0O. e.
Soldiers for two years service or less, when
discharged because of wounds, are entitled
to $50. "A loo a. s-- H. rs
Officers honorably discharged after March
3 1865, are entitled to three month pay proper.
Soldiers who have lost both eyes or both
hands are entitled to pension of $25 per
month. Those who have lost both feet or one
hand and one foot, $20 per month. Those
who have lost one hand or one foot, SIS per
month. Any disability equivalent 10 either
of the foregoing cases, entities tho soldier o
the pension corresponding. ---.s.-.=~ ~
All claims for bounty, arrears Of pay, or in
GREASE of pension, &c, prosecuted. COX
Mr.. Huat has been, Tor some years a practic-
ing attorney at this P:"ee. ans IS wall know
to the citizens Mr.. Gillett is lew conner
has been G soldier for seve ral Years-has
been engaged in this business before. and is
thoroue hly acquainted with the manner of do
ing business with all the various departure nts
at Washington. q. ..- .- -.-a
ANY business placed in our hands will re
ceive prompt attentien-will be carefully at
tended to-will be done direct with the De
partn,c 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 tits inconvenient for you to call on US at
our Office, write to US stating your claims and
enclosing three cents or red stamp for re
turn postage, and we will give you all nece s.
sary information free of charge. We make up
papers in this Office and send them by mail to
any part of the country for execution In wri-
ing to rs state carefully name and post Office
address. $50
If you want your business well done place
it only in the hands of reliable meu.
F. G. Hunt. AIHERm G1LLErr.
F:t[e-. .0E-" "..rr 9-32tf
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TheEnpoFiaNeWS
ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY TURF sAllYIs
In the News Building, EmpOria, Kansas, at
woaDoEEARS "A YEAR.
Rates of Adveriising:

All Legal transient advertisesnt. cents line
insertion aRd eens each 6ubssquent insertion
One eolumn year ninety dollars six months hfy
cellars; three months thirty dollars column. one
year. dOArsi thirty three months
tWentV doars Garter column. year. twenty-five dol
lars SIX mOnths hfse doars three n6Hhs Ten dollars
Eighth column. year. fifteen dola:s six msnths esht
dollars; three monhs. ave dollar. -
uslnsss oasas OF ave lines Iess 81 per line
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, !

STATE OF ILLINOIS, I
-. WINNEBAGo CoUETY. 90 .-
Personally appeared before me, Clerk of the
County Court of WInnebago county, D. W. G.
Tanner, to me known as Secretary ofthe Roe k
River Insurance Company, WI being first du-
ly sworn, according to law, depose 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. G. TANNER, Secretary. n,
Subscribed and sworn to before me this uIn tn
day of July A. u. 1866 ,..-.-..
WILLIAM HUEIN,
L.s.S Clerk County Court
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Mr.. Parrish has purchased the resi-
denoe of Joseph Rickabaugh, on Mechan-
les street, near the Congregational Church
and will imme diately 6zli mp snd bring
on his family from Illinois. sv ~ -
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u.RR ". {.

NOTICE is hereby given to the stOekhold
IN ers of Union Pacific Railway, Southern
Branch. that there will be 4 meeting of the
stool holders of said company held at Hart
ford, Lyon county, on Tuesday, September
18th, 1866, at one o'elOekp. M, for the puf-
pose Of considering and UotfaS upon the ques-
iion of extending said q. P. R. W.. S. B.. from
Fort Riley. via the Republican river to q con-
nection with the main Trunk Union Pacific
upon the Plat river. A full attendance in per-
son andSby proxy i6 desired. + .,1g ae 81
Ms GOSS, President.
P. B. MASON, Secretary. 1897
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The number of strangers visiting our town
is daily increasing. They come often by wag-
on loads, looking for homes. This week sew
sral gentlemen were here from Paris, Illinois,
exsming thislocality yitha view to settleus emit
Among tt EN- was Col. W. B. McCord, and
two gentlemen named Link, the latter relatives
of our feAow-citizCn j @. Lambdin. They
ex pressed themselves highly pleased with the
country, and will no doubt pitch Their tents &"
with u.s.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-18
rows AND COUNTRY.
CenfenarY.

Rev. G, W. Paddock, Of Lawrence,
will address the people Of EmPoria at the
Me. Church. Sabbath. September 81. at
IO4 O'Clock a. m, on the Centenary of
Methodism. All are invited TO attend.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-18

Timms d Pieksns, Of Buri ngames have ia
ken the sub-contraet to do the stone work of
the new county buiiding. They arrived here
with their force Of Enasons this week, and viii
rush up the building in hurry.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-18

ABher HsdIsy has purchased the pic
ture gallery of JOt. Carter and is taking
! essObs. We suppose he interds to run
the business after Jot departs.