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NOTICE.

Seth NJ. Hays, Pl'f.l In District court in and
James z. Tabb, Dft.) sas.
TAMES E. TABB of parts unknown will take
= notice that Seth NJ. Hays, of the county of
Morris and State of Kansas, did, ON the 2lst
day of February, 1868, file his petition in the
District court within and for the county of Nor
ris in said State of Kansas, against the said
James E. Tabb, defendant, setting forth that
the said James L TabD did, on the 9th day
of December, 4. ID. 1866, give to the said Seth
N. Hays mortgage on the west half of the
southwest quarter of section number four, in
township sixteen, south of range eight, east
i'll the district of lands subject to sale Mt june
ton City, Kansas, situated in said Morris coun-
ty and State of Kansas, to secure the payment
of $4,000, according to a certain note bearing
date December the 9th, 1855, and payable five
years after date with interest from the 2Ist day
of October, 1868, at the rate of ten per cent per
annum, interest to be paid annually on the LIST
day of january; and praying that said James
L. Tabb may pay said sum now claimed to be
due, with interest, or that said premises may
be sold to pay the same, and the said james T..
Tabb is notified that he is required to appear
and answer said petition on or before the 21st
day of November, 4 ID 1868, or Judgment and
order of sale will be made accordingly.
SETH NJ HAYS. er.
BY ISAAC SHARP, his Attorney.
September, Is, 1868. 3S-I3
Printers fee, S12 %.
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J Legal Advertisements
NOTICE,

s NJ. Hays, Plaintiff,
VS.. In the District Court
j. f. Bryan, of Morris County.
John III. Robertson, State Of X ansas.
Willis Sullivan and = - a.
Lilly Sullivan, DefSts ~
TOHN II. ROBERTSON. one OF the above
% named defendants, OF Jackson county, in
the State OF Missouri. viii take notice that s.
NJ HAYS, OF the county of Morris, in the State,
of Kansas, did, on the 21st day of February.
A. ID. 1868, file his petition in the District
Court within and for the county of Morris in
said State of Kansas, against the said j. E. Bry
an. John III. Robertson, Willis Sullivan and
Lilly sullivan, defendants, setting forth that
on the 9Th day of December, "A. ID. 1865, the
said defendant, J. L. Bryan, made and deliver
ed TO the said plaintiff his promissory note Of
that date, and thereby promised to pay the
plaintiff or order. the sum Of five hundred doll
lars two wears after the date thereon with I'M
| tercst thereon at ten per cent. per annum; that
| the said J L. Bryan, on the 9Th day of Deem
Der, 4. ID. 1865, gave mortgage TO the said s..
| NJ. Hays on lot number fifteen (15) in block
number eight (S) in the town Of Council Grove,
| in said county of Morris and State Of Kansas,
to secure the payment Of said promissory note;
and that since the giving and recording Of said
mortgage the said John II. Robertson, Willis
Sullivan and Lilly Sullivan, defendants herein,
claim some interest or subsequent lien on said
lot of land aforesaid, and the said John II
| Robertson is hereby notified that he is required
| to appear and answer said petition or be-
fore the DIST day of November, a. d. 1868, or
judgment will be rendered in said action, by
default, against him. S. N. HAYS,
BY ISAAC SHARP Ills Attorney.
| September 10, 1868.
= Printers fee, S14,10. 80 f3
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NOTICE..
Sallic Z. Willis, Pl'ff., ! In 9Th Judicial Dis
VS.. trict court within and
Timothy p. Wills, Df't.l for Morris Co., Kan.

sallic E. Willis, Prff, In 9th Judicial Dis;
Timothy p. wills, Drt.{ for Morris Co., Kan.
TIME said Timothy p. Willis, of Plat Co.,
II State of Missouri, defendant, will take no.
tice that the said Salie L. Willis plaintiff did.
on the 21st day of February, A ID. 1868, file, in
the said District court of Morris county Kansas
her petition for divorce, setting forth that she
has been a resident of the State Of Kansas for
one year last before the fling of said petition,
and that at that time she was bonafied resi-
dent of the said county of Morris; and that on
or about the 18th day Of February, A ID. 1866,
at Camden Point, Platt county and State Of
Missouri, she was married TO the defendant,
Timothy p. Willis, and she has ever since con-
Quoted herself towards the said Timothy P.
Willis faithful and Obedient wife. The
| said defendant disregarding his duties as hus-
band, has been willfully absent from the plain
| tiff for more than one year next before the fl
| ing of her said petition, without any cause or
justification therefor so far the said plaintiff
| is concerned, and praying that she may be de
| vorccd from the said Timothy L Willis, de-
| PENDANT, and for such other and further relief
as she may be entitled to. That unless you,
| said Timothy Z. Willis, appear and answer
the said petitionon or before the 2lst day Of No
| Vember, A. d. 1868, said petition will be taken
| as true and Judgment rendered accordingly.
SALLIE +. WILLIS
| BY her Attorney, ISAAC SHARP.
| September, 10. 1868. 1913
| Printers fee, $I225
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LEIS' POWDER is an excellent remedy for
Hogs. The farmer will rejoice to know that
prompt and efficient remedy for the various
diseases to which these animals are subject, is
found in LEIs' CONDITION POWDER. For Dis
temper, inflammation of the Brain, Coughs. Fee
yers, Sore Lungs, Measles. Sore Ears, Mango
Hog Cholera, Sore Teats. Kidney Worms, &c. !.
u fifty-eent paper added to a tub of swill and
given freely, is certain preventive. 1t pro-
notes digestion, purfies the blood, and is there
fore the BEST ARTICLE for fattening Hogs.
n. B.-BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITERS
To prevent myself and the public from being
imposed upon by worthless limitations, observe
the signature of the proprietor upon each pack
age, without which none are genuine.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT
Constitution OF the State Of Kansas.

House Concurrent Resolution No. o. amend
ing the Constitution of the State of Kansas.
=, Resotred Iy the House Of Representatives,
LIST. That the following amendment to Sec
ton four, of article fifteen, OF the Constitution
Of the State of Kansas, is hereby proposed, and
is submitted to the electors of the State of Kan
sas to be by them adopted or rejected, in pur-
suance of section one, of article fourteen, of
said Constitution. Said section four, of article
fifteen, shall be SO amended to read as fol-
lows:
SECTION 4 All Public Printing shall be
done by State Printer who shall be elected
by the Legislature in Joint Session, and shall
hold his office for two years, and until his sue
cessor shall be elected and qualified. The
Joint Session of the Legislature for the election
of State Printer shall be ON the third Tuesday
of january, A. ID. 1869, and every two years
thereafter: All Public Printing shall be done
at the CaPitai, and the prices for the same shall
be regulated by law. .Et s-K
-2nd. This proposed amendment shall be sub
mitted to the electors Of this State for their
adoption or rejection at the general election on
Tuesday succeeding the first Monday In No
yember, A. ID. 1868. Said election shall he
governed by, and the returns made In all re-
spects in accordance with the general Election
Laws OF the State which shall then be in force.
Sru'E Inc ballots used at said election for the
purpose OF voting for or against this proposed
amendment shall be written or printed as fol-
lows: For amendment TO Section 4, Article
ID, Constitution" or against amendment to
Section 4, Article 15 Constitution, = .q4fs,,r1
], John t. Morton, Chief Clerk of the House
OF Representatives, do hereby certify that the
foregoing Concurrent Resolution proposing
amendment TO Constitution Of the State Of Kan
sas W as adopted by the House Of Representa-
yves on the 9TH day of February, A. d. 1868:
JOHN T. MORTON. ~
Chief Clerk OF the House of Represensatiye.
Concurred in by the Senate February 10 A.
u lS6S. s 4. G. MANNING,
Secretary Of Senate.
Il, r. A. Barker, Secretary OF State. do here
by certify that the foregoing Is true and Cor
rect copy OF the original Concurrent ResoIII Lon,
now on file in this once ~ s10iA
In testimony whereof have subscri1,.., -.
name and affixed the great seal Of the Etate tsis
L. 81 10th day Of July, A. ID. 1865.
- r. A. BARKER
secretary ef efate.
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R E MO Al.

Miss M. M. DIXON
TAS moved her MILLINERY STORE to
El the New STONE BUILDING on the cor
ner OF Commercial street and Seventh avenue,
opposite DR.. Trueworthy's office, where she
variety of the LATEST STYLES constantly
on hand. She also has one Of the best OF Sew
ing machines, and can do stitching on snort
uc1SAe = =. Fe--- fTf- lI-12
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LOWEST PRICES. FOR CAST
Fashionable.

j. c. Hall has one Of the incest and best Sc
lectiOns Of clothes and cassimeres ever offered
to the citizens of Emporia and vicinity, and has
secured the services of j. Feeny, OF Leaven-
worth, a Fashionable Tailor. Garments made
to order, in the latest style, and warranted to
Ovate and cleanse old clothes without injury TO
the cloth. Come. gentlemen and ladies, give
Us call. rs we think we can please the most
IA Shiona ble.
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SIS REWARD.

GTRAYED from the subscriber August. 10,
- 1865 sorrel horse, about three years old;
round face; small white spot in center Of fore
head; shoes on fore feet The above reward
viii be paid to any one delivering the horse 10.
me in Emporia, or for information Of his where
abouts. s@s1 C.. r. SIZES
EmpOria, August %, 1888. a-sf
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Cows require an abundance of nutritious
food, not to make them fat, but to keep up a
regular secretion of milk. Farmers and dairy
men attest the fact that by a judicious use of
greatly increased, and quality vastly improv-
ed. All gross humors and impurities of the
blood are at once removed. For Sore Teats,
apply LEIs' CHEMICAL. HEALING SAI.yE-wi1l
heal in one application. Your CALVES also re-
quire an Alternative aperient and stimulant
Using this Powder will eXpel all grub worms,
with which young stock are infested in the
pring of the year; promotes fattening, pre-
vents securing, sc.
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In all new countries we hear of fatal diseas-
es among Fowls, styled Chicken Cholera,
Gapes, Blindness, Chambers, Megrims or Giddi-
mes, &c. LEIS' POWDER will eradicate the
above named diseases. In severe attacks, mix
a small quantity with corn meal, moistened,
and feed twice q day. While these diseases
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a week, and your poultry will be kept free from
all disease In severe attacks oftentiInes they
do rot eat; it will then be necessary to admin
lister the Powder by means of quill, blowing
the Powder down their throat, or mixing Pow
der with dough to form Pills.
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worlds
Speak! can nebu'e. chance, OF atoms guide
the whole f
Asspheres in splendor revolve from pole ,e
See the earth shfouded In bleak winter d,ys
By magic changed in smiling vernal lays
AlpS beauty, life. enchanted beu,ilude,
And louder swells the hymn Of gratitude.
From youthful spring Gee summers pIep,i.
tude
oiirsgrant charms, Of ripening luscious fru,
See drcoping Nature wsnes and sinks 10
rest;
With sumpiuous stores her creatures wants
are best.
Once more her LIE is wrap, in ice and snow
Agsn with fervent love her bouu,ies flow
IT'S thus the magic cycle onward moves.
Now dresry- winters waste, nov smbrosisl
groves.
Speak! can chance. stoms, nebu'e such
laws ordsin;
In such harmonious sp,endor the world sus
si0! III F.
Ferdinand, Ind. Sept. ID, 'G8.
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| n--When The prics Of gold was 25O. says
a newspaper organ OF the bondh olders, the
man who had one hundred doIlsrs in paper
mon,y WAS no better of than he who hsa
forty doilars in gold. So far, ,,rue. hBut.
o The man who had SlCo in paper money pro
ceeded to lend il 10 the Government, in i,s
hour Of need, he became Instantly according
TO bnndholders' logic. exactly six,y do.;ses
better Of than the man who had only ,or,y
dollars in gold The simple process Of buy
log bond--such is The bondholdet's doc.
'ripe-sdded ore huud' ed and iny per cent.
10 the "esl,h Of him who bough, il, BY AZ.
thorh'nc hin'to exact that one hundred snd
E''y.pe ernt, ircm The etrning Of him Who
mussb be tcxsd 10 nay ~. 4t DNHt
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must be needy adveniurers, or without an,
, OF those attributes on which reliance 10
euidahce or government can be placed =
> we hre tod ihst tnis kind OF eoverhmen
must be conri1ued ~ he South uptil i,
or eight millions Of intelligent, encrge,i,
white people give IN 20 il or move ou, Of tn.
country.
Now. J mink, the Unon army thinks, snt
'be people Of the North und West, | dare
.by, believe there must be, or there ough, "a
oes ehorter, surerway 10 get good govern.
ment for all. AT the South we know that
they who o.ganzed and sustained the
uhern Confederacy for four years against
gigantic Efforts. ought to be bile 10 give
peace. law, order and protection TO the
whole people Of the Soulh. They have the
interest end the power 10 employ, protect.
educate, and elevate the poor freedmen, and
TO restore themselves and our country 10 all
the blessings oi when ! have JUS, spoken.
.he question We wan, answ cred Is. are
they willing TO dol Tcame down to find
What the people Of the South tbink Of This,
and 10 ask you what ,he fficers and soldiers
who served in the Confederate army, end
The leading people who sustained it, think OF
these things! come 10 ssk more. Ivan,
to ask you. in whose purity and patriotism
here express uhqua lifted oonfi .ence. and
as many good men,as you can convenisnily
consult, to cay what you think Of 1t, and al
so what you are wiling 10 Go about il.
want written expression OF views, thst
can be followed by a concurrence OF action.
want to know il you, and the gentlemen
who will join in that expression. are wilnp
TO pledge the people Of the South to q chiv.
alrous and msgnanimvus devotion 10 res,or.
tngpeoce and prosprti'v TO our country |
want to cry thai pledge high above ,he
level oi psr'y politics. 10 the late ofiicers
ADD soldiers of The Unicn ssmy, ald the
West, and to ask them to consider il, and 70
take the necessary action. confident that il
will meet with response SO warm, so gen.
erous and cor fidirg Ihet we shall see il lie
sunshine The rainbow, Of peace in our po.
iical sky, pow black with c!ouus ind iu,
peudCg storm.
Know you ere arepresentaiivo map, aud
have reverence fotihe Constitution and the
Union snd the welfare OF the country. ard
what you would soy v ould be indorsei by
Of the " hole people of The
SDu,hs
But should like 10 have the signatures of
. u the representatIye Southern mon here.
W no concur 10 your views, aud the expires.
sions OF their concurrence lrom the principal
,it1ce:s and rePresenta,se men TN ouyhuu,
ne South when they can be procured.
The concurrence Of opinions and will, sllI
ending 10 peace, order and stability, will
assure our Union scdiers snd business men.
.ho want substan,ni and solid pence, anc
'suse them to rise above the level ofthe
'"r'y politics, a3d take tuch steps to meet
ours as will insure a lasting peace with sli
70 countless blessings.
Very truly. your friend.
(Signed) w. s, ,RosEcRAss.
70 Gen. X. T.. Lee.
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We have the honor 10 be.
Very respectfully and truly, :
II Il. Lee. Virginia .a4.
q I Beauregard, Louisiana
Alex II Stephens. Georgia
Alex II n Stuart, Georria
CM Conrad, Louisiana WA
Linton Stephens, Georgia
A Csper,on, West Virgins
4 s siockjale, Texas t~-
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For the Jasper Ccurier1
ESSAY ON MAN.
FRAGMERTARY EXTRACTS OF.

FRAGMERTARY EXTRACTS OF.
Yea, Mans q stain! losihsome stnin ia h
on this lair eurth-God spske: L, ruelh m
OF having in my love created Man,
And l viii cleanse the earth of The viii
bane.'
II Man can moi expound Omnipo'ence.
ought he exclam. All, all! belongs L
" hnI'e lore can not explain the m ode
vi 'h' Ihhhi'e, ought il then doubt God
An Tongue Of atheism and sophisry,
o'lensaiions tool philosophy.
Wnh awe am'z'd. osiounded. with applause
You ehze on Nature. and her lofty laws;
ara with theories crnz'd the tongue runs rioI
And halls as the inscrutable Fiat
Some insignificant atom or nucleus.
Ehe god. the source OF ,he universe.
That utom, nucleus, spesk from whence i,
came,
Such pussuDce deserves on omnip,tt n,
name.
Or II to chance you claim the earlL's origin
reveal how such prolific chance began
u Coz fluent nebu az could conrlobe the
esrlt;
From whence have these conglobing pow
ers their bIrhi
Nebu AZ. chance, ,,h,omic emann,ion,
Ozark labyrinth Of the imogina,ion)
Comply. perform Natures lofty awr:
Aa'ufe obeys The Fist Omnip'tent Cause.
oh skep'ic tongue socn TO lL' empyrean
space.
Roam through. the blue Infinite and there
10 occult creation; there survey and span
a" hhnue grandeur-Gra.p the mighty
And mid The vast ,'sxpsnse of The stsr,.lit
Amfz'J. behold new worlds on worlds srise:
cahy Gu then doub, the reign sf an AlI.wise?
Then plunge 10 the ds'k neither realms be
low,
Meath raging waves, here foaming wra,h's
uaiow;
and thence exhune the fossil world ths,
Beneath the briny deep: then rive the skies
he tooiy skies Of heii's hot fierce ronnin
And see the realms where dire icnilionsI
Where chsred creation lines the soo,,
Where cu,c'ned beings proclaim an ex,inc,
nd thence exhume end read the michry
page
IAN you then doubt the power Of an All
rom .h' reign of night lei Man again arise
10 III realms OF day, and view The vaui,ed
That spens the earh-From pole to pole
survey
he charm: The earth with magic walks
her way;
rom The East the Sun 10 sple ndor. 10 it's
day!
low roam the esrlh;. her iow'ring noun
tain chains, |,
Ter fragrant dales. her hills, her arid plains:
IN some vnst yAwniog Light behold the
main, Is
he placid. hes sving--sow wlipa-boilng main d
'ashing the adan,sn'ine walls Of hell "
he sulphurons sky-lhe fierce howling |,
swell Ic
The clouds sod stosm proclaim The power |,
Of God; .,. q
hunder end iighinipg are his chsstening 4
V rod) I,
he enr,h now quakes, the sky is sll sglow- f
srsh thundeTs oeul; the storms still fiercer u
n, blow: g
he deep now groans--is this the final dsy q
lhen heaven and earth on fire shall waste p
awsy- ju
'hen Of The universe chaos will grasp the d
reign 10
nd d'vas'iog water swallow oil sgsin- v
u see! that arch that spans the threat. "
ming sky 'h
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WHITE SULFHuR STRINGS w. VA.)
Aug 26 n. 1868


Aug 2D n, 1868
GENERAL: have had The honor 10 receive
your letter Of this. date, and in accordance
iih your suggesIionI | ave co Inferred with a
number Of gentlemen from The South in
W hose judgment have confided, and who
are. acquainted with the public sen.
'imen,y Of their respective Stules. They
have kindly consented 10 unite with me in
replying 10 your comm unicaiion, and their
names will be found with my own appe nded
10 This answer, with ,his exp lanation, we
propose 10 give you what we believe the
Southern people, TO whom you refer, re-
gard as the CORE CT doctrine, as 10 African
slavery and the right Of a State To 50 scede
IRON the Union. We express the almos,
unanlmous judgment Of That people, when
we declare that we consider these dis pu,ed
questions have 6een decided by the war.
and u is their intention. ii good fai,h, ,ol
'bide by that decision. A, tie close o. The
war The Southern people laid down their
'rms, and sought 10 resume their forme, 70.
ations with the United States Government
Through their STATE conventions ,hey
'oohshed slavery. aud nnnplled their Oral.
'snces OF secession. and they returned 10
heir peaesu pursuits ~ilh Aneers pur.