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Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-05
MnseiAe,

N6%NOSH
Das bis9er StpiI9en Zen llnter3eiGneten unter BEN gsaz
men ar. Maipn & S6bnen ~befeBenbe @otn& aaniez
@eIG&ft mnrbe bsute mad gegenIeitilem lte6ereinfommea
~aufsel5ft. q. 6. Mfafpu fritt aus; 9B. u. Rafpu
beSablt ale S1Hlben unb taiirt aIe ausf1nbe elm.
Baltimore, l. Gebr. 1867. 0.@. Rufon.
SE. U. Vlaipu.
o.. 6. Nafcu, fraber Gtterer gTccie Der 6iruna o..
Ufaicn & SSfue, bat bas G5ps. IlcSonbrob'f6e @tabs
riiement in $40. As II. AZ gB. &rattfr. unb gfp. 81 Sba.
mesfr. getauit, nm bort auf ieinen Sramen bic @GGe>
rel icrt5nfipren. SanSe Notwithstanding befSbigt
iPn, jehen seeFrten Suneen ~Sufrieben gu feleu.
Sd werbe tets Scrrat9ig babet Elm 9utes ANcrimentp bon
GaNers, @itrpner>Ricuics, Sutters@raderS;
ecea~, 3udcrs, @oinburser, Sabu.Graders;
scptieu= nnS G6if6rOb @%nfterrs, GSatera
9icnicz Graders;
Gtees, 3uder=, i6cttiIne, 9n9wGr>eofes;
3uswsrsSGnoppS 9umblesS 8rappS, S~uubIes3
3n9wersytiihe &C. &C.
I'm ~9cneI1ten 3uipru@ eriutt
u. 6. IaOE.
As II. AZ 2. B,attFr. uuo 81 T6amesHr.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-05
Ga,biae 9rapptn raa, ten wbenen a.fai4t.

Gana6@tt9,4 4. 9prit. 2th Dirns.
tag 9tngen tneDrere NaSgens nit Negertrup.
pm iiber Die 0aciFezBa9n nad Den @benen.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-05
Ueuo AnSetgen.
SerianrntIuua

@SaHen>Scrianrniuu
fir Sunntaeefabren Der 0agsOnS unb aegsn
etnen Staat8s@ pnbent.
Die benti6en 8irger, pelhe bafiir finb, taE RE SiI
ii6er 6asrfreibeit Der fGOtiiGen @assons oul Gpnntas
nG6fen gtttpp& bonn 8pIte mSsli6ft Siel Stimmeu ers
BAIT uuS bae an b~srnieIben Gage baS bic Tffeutli6e Ofube
unb bas @eIGGftaIeben NIT neuen GtSrunaen tetrc6enbe
Gtaotsccnrents 9rCiett bonn ScIfe Sertpprfen Wirb, ftab
bonn Dsutf6en lluipns=gerein fr.unbIiG gu elmer
WfaHen=N crfammlmne
uuf m Or9eu, @amstaS, abenb KS n6r
in Der &ebenbaIe
eiugeIaeen. 3a6tise 0te6ner uuo tii6lise 0luit merben
antpeienS iein. (hIa) Sa8 @p mite.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-05
Nleme 0Saarem4

yIeuc
goeben ausefpumen mn Sa b~ilisfen Wfarttprsiien gu
6dbeu bel 0SbeI 81 pan gteS,
3upoyteure bon eurcriiihen BrrbnEtcn
379 80. Baltimore Ctr.
8rsmer yieuuauDen, Srduterza n9e0is, Gai5@GarfeGen,
Sarbines in Del, Don. &on9drinse, G@pe5er, simbars
ger, Sanb- uub sraater. Sale, Cent, rcrSisli9e Sraun-
I9peiser &eroelatsaBurt,c. &c. l5Mi-s
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-05
SoGn S. 9~fiebfelSt'6
Oeutl&e 8uAbnuplun9. 3eitungSe Necntu,
uno 2etGbjblict0st nebt
Is II d b / ; c + c !.

Den: see5rten @ublitum hermit bic ~erscseAte gu1eiss,
i'd meiueH anSe:n @ei9Gften rod enc
9 6biuber
Pin3u9eiigt babe urb ale in bieies Sad eini6Iageuben
arbeitsn prompt, biniS uub NIT D I 8r66ten 4ccurateiIe
Gusfit9ren faHn, I'M 70 IN Br, ba i9 9rn. s. e E + III :
t II ; [ ais aeerffi6rer ensa9frt babe,
I'm 5a9IreiGe Guftrdge bittet
mrsl9- g.. S. M~iebfeIbt.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-05

Mleent. OentfAes NSaifcnbans.
@m GOnntaa, z. b., glaGmittass 4 ubr serfaumeln
iib bic GoIectoren nnb Direftpren bes ansem. Deut-
iben WaiienbereinS in Ter WtetropoIttan Sale, Baltimore
Str. SO "a, 3ufrIse zines gei6tulies bonn 3. WlGrs
iria Martin 8ratt, Getr.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-05

9ie reguIdre
1tnbcSimate Union GitD GOnSentiDn
beriommelt fG in Oie9abite San ar 6reitag, s. b.,
A6entS * ltbr.
SebeS WtitsIeb rIS9e a~ntpeienb ieiu.
3pbn q. @cr, BrGi.
Gbas. 8. Cob, Getr. bpft :
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-05
Mnacbote filr @e0olerie:Wferbe.
0eYDt a.=meiferso ffic

Deppt Q.sIf E / 1 + office c,
Baltimore, Mb., 2. @ptil 1867.
8erFe9elte argebpte werben AMI biefer Office his gum
9lontae, Is. gPrtt 1867, 0iitta9s II tbr eutseseu 9cs
nonruleu ftr bic 6 ife,ung bon eiabuntert 400 @aoal=
teriespisrben in Der Gtabt Baltimore.
Die Bierbe perbeH rr Der anHa5ne elmer senaien
3nipettiOn unterJcgeu fie miifen seianb, ipp9l sebrpteu,
gut in 5lei6, BON 1915 9dnbe bod, bon SO Sabre
aft unb in jeO'r Se5iePaus 81 @aUaIerie5peden tpo9l se=
eisnet fem.
pie TG6isfeit beS Bieters ieiuen @pntratt ;u e~rfilIen,
mus BON 3pei oerantiDoriii6en BetioHen garautirt feiu,
pei6e @ardntie benz GngebOte ~teijuIegeu 1T.
Die Pferbe iinO 5tpanSig Gage mat A6iGluB tes @pa@
traftes abjuliefern.
9a5 @ouo:rneulent te9dlt ft@. ba8 Ge4t Cpr, ems pber
aNe 4ngeb6te gu berpe.fen. 3abluHg erfGlst mad @rfiil=
lung hes @pptrdfts.
angsbOte miiiiea a8roppIats for GaboIrb 6Orfe8" en-.
bDiiet uab oil ben Iuter5ei4netel, Baltimore, Ntb.,
abreifrt ieir.
aaf gets9t bes @cn. Onartiermeifets
q. 9. RimbdII,
Capt. unS u. 9. D9 u. 9. 81,
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-05

eGmmtIi6e Oamen bes Gcc. Dem. Eurnbereius per-
len hermit aufSefprsert, epnntag, Z. b., Ibenbs Z ubr
I'M SereinstpflI ;u eri6einen. SIM auftras
fra Ofebrere Oamen..
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-05
Ocutibe
w 8 M@bnn6IMn0,

-O2 NDtTF PFNk SFtWBE|
80 empfeeIe hermit benz seebrten GabIitum mein Gas
ger beuti3sr 2iteratur uno 3eiti6riften nett aIeufn bies
ies Sad I6laSenben a%rtiieln, Experimentation SiIber
u. I. w. Ales niht 8orrdt9 &c pirS itneGfens be,prgt.
aS neu in gm4rita ~etnsefibrt, empfeble i'd bic in
OentI6lanb 70 populirs nS1ufrirte Dprf;eituns bes
aa6rer S~infeuoeu 9pten", in mouatlideu Soften a 20
@ts., init elmer pra6;coleu GarbenbrudsN rGmie.
Nnserbem baIte i'd gum Sertauf bic berutmten, fG
i9pu felt 20 9abreu in Deuti8IaHb unb amerita i'm ST.
braut beftnbenben
Or. Munorum'S WeeiSinen:
&r1uterz8ilen unb YnIper, 8antpurmpulber 3abn=
tintiur, &beuulatii6e Tinftnr unb Gbee, 9rIutertbee,
@iGtpulOer, 0iittel seseu binfnIeube Sranfbeit, Wiasen=
@lirir unb Or. gEbite's susenpofier.
q. SenutgbauieH,
mr;27fI 2913 %. Pratthr.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-05
$gocaI-3erItLte

sgDte beutt9c republttant=
f6e GtBung unb 8eriam lun9.
6snte gRittag tritt pas reconsideration
@taat5 , Central : Gomite in &e 6abtte
$ q ii sulammen, lln0 in oeinlel6en 2OfaIe
perinmmcjt lit6 bfite Nbeno Da!b ndt rbr bic
repubIifanilHc Stobttonoention. IS iolte in
tbr ftiner Der 6erren Dele9oten feGlcn, pa IS
f6 nm G'eldafte bon 8r6bter sGi@ti8tsit
Ddnbelt. q $50.
Es3ur mprgigem Ger a III nj :
in Der Nebenballe tno ale
OeutlGen, welde Die GOnnta9SfaGrfrei0eit
Der It6ottIGen @ng9onS rotten uno bte
Ginberu flung rins5 @tontaconpent5 Sereitelt sn
ieEeit ,piinI6en, eingelaofn.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Gpnntas a6enb, 7. b., brittle alsemeine Erpbe. Die
@efretIre Der Bunbesbereine iinb efiuht, tie f1Iisen
9unbesbsitrGse, icwis Die S~erIdnSteu NamensIiten %niit3u=
%brirsen. %Tbcfrfpl s.. $ E M meter, Set
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-05

"a - p , - 49, w. HIl ~
Calioe ltellt Die WabrGelt Oct uGer Bombay
ein9etroFenen 3aaridt pom NbIAlub zines
8rteOen5pertrugs 3wiiben 8ublanb unp benz
@mir pom 8otbara IN Nbrebs F.; JtuBlanO babe,
ieitOsm lein Seer Die PGfIr BON 9juslat crp'
Bert babe, In gar feinetn 8srtsbr, lslblf nidt
einem lOl6en BON oipIOmatilt9em g9araftrr,
NIT penn Gntr pou gpf6ara %sefanbeu,
S6pet3. @on Bern miro am IL.
@ar3 9emeloet:
Die Grpartung, Der c9enalige 8unpe8rat9
un0 i2btge BanfDirettor S. StGmpai peroe
sum S6arlten tn Den ej09enS0flhen @enfral-
fob aerGblt neroen. Sat fH niGt be(t6tigt,
troeOenr, baB CT fA iE Der Gbat init uuf BEN
0ab(sor16lase beS Nlilitdr- Departments
fauo. Seine 0aGf lbetterte an Dem ccuai=
~tuttpneQeu 8ecenfeu, baB er BOD nod nitmal5
Der D0r9eI6riebansn attipen Oienlt getban; I'm
Istne CrqantiatoriIAen Ealente, BON tpeI6en
9r. s. StdmpFt ais @bef pss e!ogen0lflben
9tlttGrpepartsments 10 oiele Sewei c gsge6en,
gu permert9en, paro er jeoUA bon benz 8uns
peBratbe gum S6erlten IN ben etogenGiTlAen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9ep66lt. 91 baS 1Apets
3ertlhe @Omni6artat5welen nod iebr i'm Nrs
gen Iiegt, finOet er fir feline 9tGttoteit bier
Elm ret9es 6elO- Inter rem .SOn benz Milt<
tdrpepartement far Die Ba9l gum etbaenGiF~
16en Sberlten in Oen @ensratlfab 8or9eIbla.
aenen befanb IA aud Der WilitarIdriftfeQer
90. 2atop. Seine Nabl eing aber eben-
fails niGt pura. g8ie es 6ei6t, wtrO berielbe
i6rteens ndatenS Die S4wsis S~erlalfen unp
BON 3ari9 beiIanfs Rentsrtt, nit s.. 6sr-
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-05

VtNIt NVINV jun tITIEI WlNIt III VItItE
Sailon boS beliebte Splf5i@auIpiel Der Cob
buter" BON Gb. 8tr&pfsifer.
@prld uft9e Nott;. - 9err 0m.
Bad, Der betannte Sdnser unb Ncteur bes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS erbalt am nd9iten Mitts
nod QbsnO cine genef,=S Urite0ung, tpOrauf
mir bas YubIitum SprIGnlig aufmerflam ma
1en. DIR 8enefjiant bat baS Stild uunter
Der @rbe" geipd6lt, meI9es ct ppr spetSabren
tn Der Gurnbale als 0tesilleur jener 8abnt
NIT 70 9rpBtm grfolge CAB.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22

The Msssrs MCGOWAN have just put up
a small residence on Market street
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22

Among the favorable indications for thi $
part of Kansas, is the coming in OF larg,
number of men of means. Wherever they set
tie, VIII ether Cd farms or in the villages, they
give all kinds of business a fresh impetus, and
infuse the communities with new energy.
We hear from different sources, of others who
intent TO come from the East, who will bring
with them considerable mems, aud who are
Of the very best class. Many Of the friends
those who have already come, will follow as
soon as they can dispose of their property in
Ohio, Indiana, and other more tern States.
Thus the country is gradually and rapidly
filling up, and those of US who have struggled
along here for tea and twelve years, undergo
ing the hardshiPs and privAtro1s of pioneer
lie, now begin to see the realization of our
hopes. The pioneers have for years lo1ged
for churches, schools, railroads, thicSly settle
neighhorhoods, thriving cities, and to see the
country "bloom and blossom as the rose" and
behold the dawn of their brightest hopes is
near at hand. Wait little longer
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22

We bad the pleasure of meeting on our
sire etc. afew days ago. DR.. G. W. Williams
OF Cottonwood Falls, whilom a resident of this
Town. The doctor had not been in Emporia
Tor Two years, and was consequently surprised
at the growth of our village He has ma ny
warm Iiends here who will be glad to he ar
that he is Prospering. He informs US that the
Falls is geirg ahead lively. It is bound to
be one of the most important towns Of South
western Kansas. Cottonwood Falls and Chase
county present fEe inducements for persons
hunting homes in this part of the State. 1t is
the county seat of Chase, and the natural
lading center Of large district Of untry.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22
Hurst,s New Dry Goods Store.

We msnlioped the act couple OF weeks
ago that Mr.. r. B. Hurst Was bringing
on new stock Of Dry Goods. which he
intended to open in CattersOn l. Holmes
new building. The goods are now upon
hiS shelves. consisting of Dry Goods.
Boots and Shoes aud Notions. His stock
OF ladies' dress goods lie particularly a.
tractive. His goods are ali fresh from The
maBGfacloriss. aud as ne sells for cash
only. he can offer inducements to buyers
which cannot be sxceIled in this market
OF course Roberts bSDdreds of old Gus
toners will give him a call. Reuembe
the place. Cat,srsou & Holmes new build
ing, COmmsroial street..
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22
HiStOricAI.

and was the first inventor of cooking stoves
They were made partly of old iron, (aa most
eastern stoves are) and consequently more liza
bic to crack than stoves made in the West
King Solomon bought one of them, and it re-
quir,d 300 wives and 700 hired girls 20 make
il bake vel Wilson, Estes & Fairehild are
the e8g88SsssS8888SS88S5sS38th men from
a dam, and are the inventors of the last stove
called the WESTWARD. It's made entirely
of new iron, and never cracks. 1t requires
only one vie aud nary hired girl to make
it bake The fact is, it can't be beat by any
stove East or West.
They are for sale at Catterson s. Holmes
new Hardware store, No. 168 Comm ercia
street
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22

We learn from T. C. Hill that the ole
Kansas Sage Company will probably
soon take possession Of his route from
Wamego down the Neosho Valley &c
Fort Scott. One of the company wa:
over the route taking a survey of 1t, viii
view OF buying Mr. Hill out. TIE bar
gain is not closed yet, but the prospect il
that it will be in few days. The tim
of running through will be shortened on
day. The new proprieIors will run tW"
horse Concord coaches.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22
VALUABLE FARMS
FOR SALE!

ONE farm Of 100 acres, all under fence; on e
~ field of IS acres under good cultivation, the
balance fenced for u pasture; ten or twelve
acres Of timbe'; double house; good we'll of Wa L
CT, and other improvements. All bottom land,
and lying adjoining the Cottonwood river
just below the mouth of Middle creek, and five
miles west of Cotton wood Falls. Price $1,000.
A Farm of $50 Acres,
Forty acres fenced and under cultivation
about 80 acres of good timber, S.ith good z
hCuss sta b,e=, we'll OF water, orchard OF your 2
trees, and other i'm proven nts. All bottom
land, and situated on the Cotton wood river,
three miles east of Cottonwood Falls. One of
the best faru-s in Chase county. Price $4,000.
$50 Acres Of Land
adjoining the Toledo town site, on Buckeye
reek. a good two-stosy hewed log house,
with cellar underneath; six or seven a res OF
tmUer, and creek running througa the place
Price $1,000.
so Acres of Land
OF Buckeye creek, two miles north of Toledo
good bottom land with creek ucniug throug b
II; six or eight acres of limb r. splendid
Ioea ZION for IA ST, ok farm Price $3.50
ANY or ali of the above land Will be sofa
and a portion taken stock If desired
For further particulars. address
John or r. HI. kUCHANAH,
Cotton =, oOd falls, Chase Co, Kansas.
lO-47-3m.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22

See advertisement of Westward" in
this paper.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22

The card of Dr.. W. W Hbben. late of Lum-
berton, Ohio, may be found in another col
umn Of days aper. DR.. Hibben has been
IN the practice of medicine for fourteen years,
10 one of the best sections of Ohio. and with
this extensive experience, together with q
close attention to his profession, he hopes to
have liberal share Of the patronage OF the
people of this part of Kansas. From sIigbt
acquaintance we know the Doctor 10 be an
&C com ? lished and INTEL igeDt gentle man, and
from knowledge Of his professions renuta
lion for the Tast ten years, we believe him to
be good phys icIan.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22
Great COnfagration in
EnpOria.

The undersigned have consigned their JiOk'
to the flames, and hereafter will charge moth
ing for goods
All persons who are indebted to will
please call and get receipt.
PATTERSON L HOLMES.
October lsL, 1867 4O-f
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22

A large amount of wheat is now being haul
ed from this vicinity to Topeka and lawrence
1t is Il pity that it cannot b. kept in the couu-
try. We apprehend it will be needed here be
fore the next crop is harvested, to supply the
heavy emigration tn at will be pouring in next
spring Last fall great deal of wheat was
hauled away, and in less than six months it
would have brought better price at home.
Those farmers who can do so had better save
their wheat, because it will be wanted At home,
and will bring II better price than they ar>
now getting for it at the river
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22

The number of teams and people to be seen
in our streets daily, is an indication that
business is good in the village. and the nun
Der of strange faces one meets in passing
through Commercial street is an indi cation
that immigrants are coming in rapidly. 9Th e
signs of the times" never indieased more pros
perity in this part of Kansas than they do tn e
present fall.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22

For the Information of few persons WI Q
evidently don't take the papers. we will state
that the EmPoria Postofiee was moved aw,,
from the room under the printing office nearly
two years ago. The other day. en- the fam.
y were absent, some fellow stalked through
every room N cur residence, under he Office,
moulding the lumber rO,,ul. and 6lally poked
his head into the back door of the bal K, an d
asked if that was the Post0fice, or if it was
kept in any Of the rooms he hal gone through
Alter rumaging around among the erockery,
pots. tables, bids chairs, ETC.. he went OF. q
the rext house As that had a cellar t, 1t We
suppose he went down thsr- in his searcl for
Uncle Samuel's headquarters Tor the distribu
ton of mail matter for the regio us round
about here It's a gOol thing the women felix's
in the neighbOrhOOd of the Postofice are good
nstsred. If they were not greenies who don ,
keep within two years Of the whereabouts o.
The. P .stfiee, and 60 Poking their noses int
/ all the kitchens along the street in search o.
that institution. might get into trouble.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22

Richard Thomas is putting up a new build
ing on Constitution street, Aka 4. It's to be
divided into two dwellings. each 22x24, and
each containing three rooms and a pantry.
They are built of the best Of lumber. with pine
weather boarding, and are intended to assist
IN supplying the great demand for houses in
the village. Won't other citizens follow the
excellent example set by Mr.. Thomas, and in
vest their means in putting up new buildings
Tor rent. Richard deserves special notice for
his enterprise.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22

Work is going en- about the Court Hous
rapidly, and it will soon be ;eady to turn over
to the corhty officials. a large eistern has
been put in. a nice fence is being built around
the grounds, and steps are being constructed
leading mp to the front door Th,s is tn. best
Court Honse in the State. We pro pose, in som
future number, to give full description of
1t. Lyon county is ahead of the Safe IA this
instance, as in most others. When dis
trict sohool LoCse was built it was the best
in the Stat. Others have since been built
that slightly eclipse it. We were proud Of =
ing ahead then, and are proud Of bling ahead
now on the Court house. We have the best
School in the S:aie-the Normal-and are
proud Of that too. Aud thea We are pFoul to
be ahead on negro suffrage. Ia fact Lyon $
the leading county ia thu Safe IN almost ev
erything.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22

E B. Peyton has purchased a half interest
in the new building being erected by ] c.
Fraker next to TAG News Office. The build
Jag is being rapidly pushed forward by tho Sc
energetic masons. M-ssrs. Griffith, Howe,
Hughes aud Morgan. The front is to be CT
dressed white lime stone, nad Dan. Davis is
doing the job in excellent manner. Fine
stone work is Dams forte
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22
NOTICE

rs hereby given that there viii be . PETITION
for e.u1ty road presented 70 the honor
able Board Of County Commissioners of Lvo n
county, Kansas, at their next regular meeting
10 January, 1868 Said read TO commence at
the center Of section No. twenty-five, in EOvn
No. fifteen. Of range No. twelve; thence in Q
southerly direction, to interseet the Lawrence
and Emporla road south Of Oliver Phillips
and south east Of J. B. TaylOris.
474s ROBERT BEST.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22
Deo1h of an old Citizen.

We are called upon. this week TO record the
death of SAMUEL o oDEN, late of Jackson town
ship, in this county He died at his late resi-
dence. near Neo.hO Rapids, on Saturday last
of congestion of the liver and lungs. ! is age
was As years. He settled in Lyon county
(thep breckenridge in 1856 He was an in
dustrious. straightfor ward man, respected and
beloved by all who knew him. he leaves 4
an lily and brother to mourn his loss.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given. that letters Of sd :
IN minisiration bayiag been granite me by
the Probate Court of Lyon county, on the 18th
day of Oct Der. a. D. 1861, on the estate Of
Morris l. Rice. deceased, all persons having
claims against said estate are required to ex
hIbit them for allowance, within one year af-
ter the Gate of said letters. or they may be
preeluded from any benefit of said estate.
And if such claims are not Exhibited within
three yearz from the date of said letters, they
shall be forever debarred
SUSAN l. RICE
Administrators of the estate Of Morris L.
Rice. deceased 4S41
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22
Normal school Lands.

By an advertisement il 'o-day's paper it
will be see Ii that the Beard OF Directors Of cur
State Normal School of r for sale larg e
amount of land belonging to the Institution =.
These lands are we'll located. aud valuaole,
aud persons who wish 20 make purchases of
large bodies Of land can do no better than to
con-ut the Board before making purchases.
Read the 10 Yertis ement.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22

1t is conceded fact that Emporia is the
best point in Southern Kansas to buy goods,
and the house of g. W. Frederick & Co.
sells as many of them as any house in town;
and knowing as they do. just what the PEG
pie want, they have just filed their rooms
to Overlooking at prices to suit the times
Best prints. yards for LOO. and other
things in proportion.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22

DoNEsTro EooNoxY No house keeper OF
cook is fully prepared to enter successfully up =
on her culinary duties without having the Best
Chemical Saleratus on hand. 1t relieves tn =
mind of much of the care and anxiety expert
enced by a ski,lfnl cook. For sale by mos.
merchants and grOcsrs. Call for the genuin e
in red papers. II is better than so la
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22
$4,000 REWARD!

own the following described lands. situ.
] ated on Strictly creek, in Chase county.
Kansas. viz: W sse u sec 5, NV 4 e
sec 8, " sec 8 township I9 range
six, esst viii pay the sum IF twenty i've
dollars to any person giving me information
that VIII lead 10 the eORVictis Of auv person
or persons who have. or may hereafter tress-
pass uToD ssid lands, by cutting and taking
tin b-r from he same r. A. CATLIE.
Council Grove Kas Nov. 1867 1851
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22
Farms for Sale.

The Messrs. Buchanan, o: Cottonwood Falls,
offer some valuable farms for sale in to day :
Iaper. situated in Chase county. From a
slight knowledge of the country in which
these farms are located, We should say this is
a coed chance for Investments in firms
Chase is ore of the best countie of South ~est-
ern Kansas, ond is rapidly filing up with a
good class of people.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22

Four new families have come i a and settled
near Dale's crossing of Eagle creek, just
Dale informs Us. They aave area ly built
three good frame houses, AMI will soon htvs
up another one. That part OF our county S
filling up as fast as any, aud We are glad of it,
because there is no better neiglborh ool than
that about Hartford.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-22

Geo. Il. Eslabrcok. Esq. of Atlanta. Hi
nois, is now on visit to Emporia, fo~ che P4r-
pose of purchasing sons Lyon equity land,
with a view of ultimately making aa ext'n-
sive sleek farm here We understand he has
purchased between three aud four thousand
oeles. He was here on prospecting tour a
few months ago