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IRA w. CLARK, AGENT,
Nildlchury, Vt,

ami in New York at The Company's un,e. No.
20 Nassau ~, and by John j. Cisco & Son. Bank
era Ne; ~ Wall ST., aud 10y the Co,npany's adj
Iottiscd agent. throughout the United States.
Eui;,ancc- should hc made in draft, or other
'mls par ~ See" lolK, and the Bond, will be
sent ir,c of charge ~ return cypress. Parties
subscribing through local agents, will look to
them for their sale delivery.
a pamphlet audnar for 1873 has just been pub
lish'd by the Company, giving fuller information
than Is possible IN any al, cmcnt. rcspectn-
the Progress Of the Work. the Resources of the
Country traycr,,d bv the Road. the Means ior
Con>trurtion, and the Value OF the Bonds. which
VIII tie sent tree ON application at the Company's
Offices or To any ut the .Ncrtscd AGENTS.
JOHN j. DISCO. Treasurer. New Yorl,
August Il. 1873. 91.3
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THIS COLLAR
EIRE FIRE ! FIRE

The Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company
of Montpelier VT, having lW ircu H. ,ircc"..i'h
operation seventeen yta,- Wihuui ANy --l.>s
MESrs, is prepared to insure d"r.iiut h"DSr-.
barns, sheds, and olibuildiu-- IN personal prop.
erty in like buildings, from u 90 - per cont
cheaper than any othrr com ara: in lhc state,
No. of Policle, Ia force l1,l22.
amount Of property r-orc'. 517,S39 922 90
premium nutcsiu faicc, 1902 ~
Net cash surplus ~. 30 GO
Having taken the a.ri-, for th, Company IN
the towns of Brandon and Sudbury, in Niland
County, and all OF tie towns IN Addison County,
but Ferrishur, d.. Mouk ,on and Lincoln. propose
TO devote IA, whole limo AMI attention to the
business Of iu~uriuS for sad company, ana hope
TO he able 10 meet the wants Of tie public ia this
department. much hcitcr than III made it a sccon-
dairy business. ANY person residing in the nboVr
county desiring to he insured anew. ar change
their old Policies, 10y giving me a la, or two's
Notice, hy letter. will he attended To- without lie
lay AMI at as cheap ratc as if | lived g. their
OWN town.
GE' RGE y. DIXIE AGENT.
Bristol " October ~. 1866 oily
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HAIR, TooTH, NAIL AND CLOTHES
- Busrl.s Flesh Brushes, Hair Miitcns and
Crash Towels, Infant brushes, Leather brushes.
Hat Brushes, and large assortment Of Combs,
can be found at EUSSEL'S.
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DE CAREFUL
WHAT MEDICINES
YOU TAKE.

When you ar, exhausted hy oler-work OF head
or band AMI feel the need Of cmething invgora-
ting, duni dunk whtk, nor any Intoxicating
thing, wLctlcr under the name Of lttcrs ur other
Vie. sab articles give just a much strength 10
,uit wcar, hud> AMI mind H. tie whip gives to
lir itd,d hurso, and no more. Nlcol.r stimu-
lat.t- u"iuiui'u, to Nerve health, aud are AWAY s
followed d., Il. pre- in reaction.
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uAIR OILS, EXTRACTS AND PER-
IL FUMEEY, Cologne, Pommades, Satchet
Powders Toilet Soaps, can be found at
RUSSlLS.
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II. SAYRE

LIE Would inform the public that he keeps
constantly on hand = large stock of Groceries and
Provisions, consisting Of Flour, Teas, CofTees,
Spices, Sugars, Molasses, Syrup, Butter, Cheese,
Lard, Candles. Citron, Figs Fresh canned and
dried Fruits, Cream Tartar, Soda, Saleratus Clark S
micclli, Chow Chow, Peptcr Sauce, Pickles, Vim
egar, variety Of Fish, Kerosene Oil, Soaps,
Candies, Nuts and Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff, and
other articles too numerous to mention, which
| am Offering TO the public at Bargain Please
call and examine before purchasing.
CASH PAID for good Primo Butter any dav
in the week at the highest market price, delivered
at my store Post Office Clock.
l.. Il. SAYRE.
Midlleburv, May 80, 1868.
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NTARNISHES & TURPENTINE.-
Coach Varnisi, Furniture Vanish Japan
Drying Varnish, White Dcmar Varnish, Picture
Narnisi, all Of the best quality, at RUSSELS.
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TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES
i and SUPPORTERS.-A complete assort-
ment; fitted to parties desiring it For sale by
W. p. & l.. F. RUSSlL'S.
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ENISIIING TACKLE, SrooNs, HOOKS
Il Lines, Flies, Rods, &C., can he found in
great variety AT RUSSEL'S.
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L,OR SALE.
GECRET SAFES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

4 COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
~ We, the subscribers being appointed bv
the Probate Court for the District Of addison.
Commissioner. to receive, examine and adjust ali
claims and demands OF all persons against the cs-
tate of CHARLES r. FORD,
late of Cornwall in said district deceased and also
all claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto
and six months from the 18th day Of Sept being
allowed by said Court for that purpose. we do
therefore hereby give notice that we will attend
to the business Of our said appointment at the
dwelling house Of the widow Of the deceased, on
the 81 Saturdays of October and March next
from nine o'clock A. NJ, until four o'clock Z. NJ.
on each of said days.
Dated at Cornwall, this 18th day Of Sept, 1853.
2G;3w CHARLES d. LANE,
WIN. REaIELE, }Com'crs
HENRY LANE
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FOUR MILLION DOLLARS.

which, after paying all expenses was much more
Than sufficient to pay the interest upon its Bonds
lheSc earnings are no indication Of the vast
tl1usn lIaIHc may must follow the opening OF
the line TO the Pacific, but they certainly prove
that F''
F/RST WORTGIGE BOND.S.
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The Great Quoting Remedy for Children.
Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON
GUS DRUG; sure to Regulate the Bowels
allays all Pain; corrects Acidity of the
Stomach; makes siek and weak children
STRONG and HEALTHY; cures Wind Collie,
Gripping, Inflammation of the Bowels, and
all complaints arising from the effects of
Teething. Call for Mother Bailey's Qmeting
syrap, and take no other, and you are safe.
Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Med
icine.
A. RICHARDS, New London Conn,
Agent for the UNITED States.
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DATENr MEDICINES, large
\ Stock Of all kinds, at EUSSELS.
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Nj II. w r CT.
UNIVERSE CLOTH rs WRINGER

luz uHGul fhhlul Ht'. NiaBN
The only Wringrr with o.
LATENT coz; WiEfL rFGG'It OR
For turning ho'h liot. turet,,rf. and W.i.o pusi-
tvcl, prevents the OILS fron rerakiu.. or visit
in, ou tine Shaft +, took ihc irst rrcmi' u %: he
World Fair Ia London 1862: aud at o., .\meri-
eau Institute, in New loih Civ. 1Sca aud 1863.
For sale nv NJ. II. WEIGH.
All kinds of SrEtl and IRoN. for sale
hN NJ. II WEIGH.
SrovE PIPE, Tn amt iIoLL0W-W ARE,
for ale lv VI a. WEIGH.
The HOME CoMroRr BNKING SrovE.
TIE hc,l Sturc ia the Wurld.
NJ II. WEIGH.
An kinks Of WOop and CoAL CoOKING
and PNI:l"n Nrnv1S. For sale,
HE " ICH
A largr Assortment "f V'AELE and POCKET
Curli.i;y. By NJ. If. WEIGH
PAINT. SrovE aud flOl;sE BRj SIZES.
NJ T.. WElCB.
Mil'ilehur,, Alril So. 1860. ltf
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@pG" such property, costing nearly three times
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MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLES,
w & TAN. The only reliable remedy for
those brown discolorations the face is "Perry's
Moth and Frcckle Lotion. Prepared only by
On b. c, PERRY, 10 Bond St., New York. -
Gys' Sold everywhere. 52;Gm
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WINDOW SHADES.
COFFINS AND CASKETS.

Agent foi Shucrs air-tiaht
METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
Id- The he" lloarse in the State furnished if de
12.n
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-09-18
OUR COUNCIL GROVE LETTER.

The Chase County Banner of the 9Th inst.
contains Il report that our enterpriSing citizen,
Mr. j. Il. Mather, is about to move his sa w-miIl
from this place TO thenew town of Augusta -
at the mouth of the Whitewater. But we are
most happy to inform the Banner that though
Council Grove has reached quite a venerable
age, it is like ''Evalina" in the song: it '-still
lives;" and that while the saw-mill is to re-
main here to supply the wants of our citizens,
the people OF Cottonwood Falls Will wake up
some fine morning just in time to see their saw
mill vanishing among the blue hills of South
Fork on its way down to Augusta, Mr.. Palmer,
of Cottonwood, and Mr.. Mather having form
ed u partnership for the purpose of carrying
on their business at that place. The settlers in
that vicinity may congratulate themselves up
on such "A valuable accession to their numbers |;
as the well-knOwn business tact and energy
and whole-souled lberaliiy of these gentle
men would add greatly to the prosperity of
any community, while Council Grove has equal
reason to be satisfied, MIR. Mather's genial
presence will still enliven his old headquarters.
a Grant Club was formed here on Saturday
evening. This is quite as it should be. While
the opposition is so buSily at work placing
Democratic documents in the hands of every
one who can read, and circulating buSly the
fouleSt ISLANDERS on the character of the Republic
can candidates, no Republican can afford to be
idle. We need hard, persistent aud constant
work; ace need 30 feel that our cause IS 1cOrth
toorking for; and above all things we have
reason to fear our own strength. While we
rest idly. saying success is sure,' we are los
ing most golden opportunities, which others
are quick to grasp.
There has been abundant rain of late; =
large amount of fall wheat will be sown, and
there is every indication ofprosperity through
out the county. NAYLE VERNON.
Council Grove, September 10th.
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CANDIDATES.

HARTFORD, LYON COUNTY, KANSAS,
September 10Th, 1868
To the Voters, and Friends Of Education:
am a candidate for the Office Of County Su-
perintendent of Public instruction, subject to
the decision of the County Republican Con-
vention. a. d. CHAMBERS.
will be candidate for, County Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction for Lyon county
at the ensuing November election, subject to
the Republican County Convention.
ALMERIN GILLETT.
EDITOR NEWS: Please announce that am
candidate for reelection to the Office Of Clerk
of the District Court, subject to nomination by
the Republican County Convention.
MOVES SPICER
We are authorized to announce W K.
BOGGS, of Emporia, as a candidate for the Of
fee of Probate Judge at the ensuing November
election. subject to the decision Of the County
Republican Convention, If one is held.
To the Voters Of Lyon County:
I will be a candidate for County Attorney
for Lyon county at the ensuing November elec-
ton, subject to county Republican Conven-
ton, should one be called. # G. HUNT.
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NOTICE..

sallie E. Willis, Pr9., In 9th Judicial Dis
Timothy p. Wills, Drt.I for Morris Co., Kan.
TEN1E said Timothy p. Willis, of Plat Co.,
i State of Missouri, defendant, will take no.
tce that the said Sallie L. Willis. plaintiff did
on the 21st day of February, A. d. 1868, file in
the said District court of Morris county Kansas
her petition for divorce, setting forth that she
has been resident of the State of Kansas for
one year last before the filing of said petition,
and that mt that time she was bonafied resi-
dent of the said county of Morris; and that on
or about the 18th day of February, A d. 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 z.
Willis as a faithful and obedient wife. The
said defendant disrcgarding his duties as a hus-
band, has been willfully absent from the plain
tiff for more than one year next before the ill
ing Of her said petition, without any cause or
justification therefor far as the said plaintiff
is concerned, and praying that she may be di-
vorced from the said Timothy p Willis, de-
PENDANT, and for such other and further relief
as she may be entitled to. That unless YOU.
said Timothy p. Willis, appear and answer
the said petitiOnon or before the 21st day of No
vember, A. ID. 1868, said petition will be taken
as true and judgment rendered accordingly.
SALLIE +. WILLIS
By her Attorney, ISAAC SHARP.
September, 10. 1863. 3S-43
Printers fee. Sl225
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NOTICE.

Seth NJ. Hays, Pfff,l In District court in and
James E. Tabb, Dft.I sas
TAMES E. TABB of parts unknown will take
e notice that Seth NJ. Hays, of the county of
Morris and State of Kansas, did, on the DIST
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 E. TabbSiid, on the 9th day
of December, a. D 1865, give to the said Seth
N. Hays Il mortgage on the west half of the
southwest quarter of section number four, in
township sixteen, south of range eight east
in the district of lands subject to sale at juno
ton City, Kansas, situated in said Morris coun-
ty and State of Kansas, to secure the payment
of $240.O0, according to Il certain note bearing
date December the 9th, 1865, and payable five
years after date with interest from the 21st day
of October 1863, ut the rate of ten per cent. per
annum, interest to be paid annually on the LIST
day of january; and praying that said James
f. 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 +.
Tabb is notified that he iS required to appear
and answer said petition on or before the 21st
day of November, A ID 1868, or judgment and
order of sale will be made accordingly.
SETH NJ HAYS.
BY ISAAC SHARP, his Attorney.
September, 10, 1868. 3S-i3
Printers fee, S12 %.
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SENATORIAL CONVENTION.


The Republican electors of the 10Th Senate
rial district composed of the counties of Lyon
and Greenwood, will meet in delegate conVen-
ton at Emporia, at II O'Clock III.
On Thursday, October Ist, 1868,
for the purpose of placing in nomination can
didate for State Senator to be elected at the
November election.
The township meetings for the election of
delegates to said convention will be held ut
the usual voting precincts, at o'clock p. M, .
On Saturday, September Goth, 1868.
The following is the basis of representation
in said convention: Each township in the dis
trict shall be entitled to one delegate. and one
additional delegate for every fifty votes polled
at the general election in 1867, and one delegate
for every fraction of over half that number.
Under this appOrtiOnment the following is
the number of delegates in the respective town.
ships:
LYON COUNTY.
Emporia township, delegates; jackson. A.;
Elmendaro, 2; Waterloo, =; Agnes City, i;
Pike, 3; Americas, 3; Fremont2.
GREENWOOD COUNTY.
Fall River township, 3 delegates; Eureka, 81;
Madison, 1; GAINESVILLE, 1; Lane, =; Pleasant
Grove 2.
NJ In townships where there is more than
one voting precinct, the credentials of the dele
gates must be signed by the Chairmen and Sec
retaries Of both the precinct meetings.
EDWIN TUCKER,
Chm Greenwood Co. Central Com.
JACOB STOTLER,
Chm pro tenn Lyon Co. Central Com.
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New Advertisements.
NOTICE..

S. NJ. Hays, Plaintiff
VS.. In the District Court
J. E. Bryan, of Morris County,
John II. Robertson, State of Kansas.
Willis Sullivan and
Lilly sullivan, Def'tS
TOHN Fl. ROBERTSON, one of the above
q named defendants, of Jackson county, in
the State of Missouri, Will 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
said State of Kansas, against the said J.. E. Bry-
an, John Fl. Robertson, Willis Sullivan and
Lilly Sullivan, defendants. setting forth that
the 9th day of December, a. d. 1865, the
said defendant, j. E. Bryan, made and deliver
ed to the said plaintiff his promissory note of
that date, and thereby promised to pay the
plaintiff order, the sum of five hundred dol
lars, two years after the date thereof. with in
terest thereon at ten per cent. per annum; that
the said j Z. Bryan, on the 9Th day of Decem-
Der, A. d. 1868, gave a 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 81. Robertson, Willis
claim some interest or subsequent lien on said
lot Of land aforesaid, and the said John 81
Robertson is hereby notified that he is required
to appear and answer said petition on or be-
fore the 21st day Of November, A. D. 1868. or
judgment will be rendered in said action by
default, against him. S. NJ HAYS
BY ISAAC SHARP. his Attorney.
September Is, 1868.
Printers fee, $14,70. 3S3
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EThe following letter was written for last
weeks paper, but did net reach us until after
it was issued]
AMERICUs, Sept. O. 1868.
During the storm OH Sunday night a wheat
stack belonging to Mr.. Craig, just west of town,
was struck by lightning and destroyed. The
storm that night nearly equalled in intensity
that of the Sunday previous, though it did not
continue so long. Several of our people who
were attending camp meeting were unable to
get home Oh account ofhigh water in the creeks,
and some of them had to scamp out" till Mon
day evening before they could come in. Among
the number were our worthy Doctor and lady.
How about dry Kansas now, Doc?
Our peach growers have suffered from the
late storms to considerable extent. Mr.. Ed
mission had about 20 trees that were so full of
peaches they We're breaking down badly, and
being on low ground, good deal of the fruit
was lost by falling in the mud. Those who
have doubts of our ability to grow fruit in this
country should see this little orchard,
occupying but a few square yards of ground,
and from which about % bushels of very fine
peaches had been taken when we were there,
and the owner told me they could scarcely be
missed at all. Last week peaches sold for 10
cents bushel at the orchards. Now they are
much cheaper.
The people in this part of the country are
becoming more and more interested in the COM
ing county fair, and judging from the feeling
here, the fair Will no doubt be great success,
unless the streams keep up and interfere. A
great many are intending to take articles for
exhibition.
Our Americas cheese factory is still turning
out about 40 pounds of cheese per day, and has
upwards of 1000 pounds now in the factory.
The wet weather the latter part of the season
has been favorable for this business and as
much cheese per COW is made now as at any
time during the season.
In a former letter l mentioned the fact that
Mr.. j. f. Gibson of this place had betw cen
eight and ten acres of broom corn growing. to
supply his factory with material for the OpeI--
ations the coming winter At Lhe close of the
dry weather the crop was thought to be fail
ure; but the rains have far improved it
that Mr.. G.. noY thinks he will be able to man
ufacture from it about 5000 brooms, which will
be of much finer and better quality than if the
early season had been wetter. r.
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LIST OF COMMITTEES OF THE LYON
- COUNTY FAIR.

Below we publish the list of Committees fol-
| the coming Fair. The list is not yet complete
but Will be published again next week. Mean.
| time Will not some friend in each neighbor.
hood send at least one name of a good person
for some committee to E. p. Bancroft or Moves
Spieer. at Emporia, who are of the committee
to arrange the matter?
Farm In.pLemeats-Joseph Ernst, NJ. W.
Phillips, r. L. Morris, VIM. Shockley. Curtis
Hiatt.
Wood Work.. C. Frakef, T. F. Little, A.
Mckee, A. ID. Chambers, John Moon.
Metal Wdre-A. G Edmiston j. b. Gill;
land, jesse Carter. ~
Leather Mangfaeiures-G.R Il. Harper, VIII
liam Clapp, J,P. KuhI.
-Do7aestic-W. w. kits, Mrs. P B. Afaxson,
Mrs. G. ID. Humphrey, Mrs. VIM. Priest, Mrs.
Mark Patty.
Spicer, Mrs. E. Goddard, Miss Ada Soule, MISS
N. j. Watson.
Painting, DRAGGING and ForeTs-AIiss Nell
lie Plumb, Miss Mollie Gibson, Miss Fannie
Yeckley.
Dairy Projects, Gc.-SIrs. j NJ. Miller, Mrs.
n. S. StOrrs, Mrs. II. IL. Gray, Mrs. ID. w. APP
pleby.
Flour and Fiuits-w. o. Ferguson, Thomas
Stanley, Mrs. II. c. Hill, Mrs. C. C. Slocum.
MiSceltaneous-Lewis Haver.
TegeidGleS-John Andrews.
HOrSes-Wm. RawsOn, Z. Goddard, w. II.
Nickel, Neil Campbell, + : r. Page, G.. w.
Estes.
Jacks and lhtles-Mark Patty, Robert Eest,
G. d. Humphrey, II. C. Snyder.
Sheep-oliver Phillips, Johh 10y, d. L.
Ward, II. ID. Curtis, A. Cowly IL. l.. Hunt.
Cdttle-P. b. Campbell, L. r. Mardin, VIM.
Martindale, i. d. Anderson, II. j. Stratton.
Stoie-Miles Il. Brown, j. n. Miller, VIM
Grimsley.
POuiiry-W. II. Clark, John Miller.
Grain and Seed-W. II. Soden. d. Rich, j.
l.. Semans, Thomas Armor, Joshua Olmsted.
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PEACHEs.-Seyeral of our friends have
placed us under obligations for nice
peaches this week. Their names are
T. Armor, III. H. Gray, NJ. II Bates, l..
w, johnson, Abram Bales and Charles
Hinshaw. Those sent by Mr.. Bales, of
Toledo, and Mr.. Bates were the largest.
One sent by the former measured nine
inches. Bates, raised on the place recent
ly purchased ofMr. Fraker, were as fine
rs we ever saw. Mr.. Gray's were large
and extra nice so were they all. Gen
tlemen, we return thanks.
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DISTRICT CoURT.-Court has been in
session this week and will probab ly last
through next week. We have not been
furnished with a report of the proceed
ings, but will endeavor to give them in
full next week. The four horse thieves
who were arrested here last spring for
stealing horses near Fort Harker, and
have been lying in our Jail since, plead
guilty and were sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary, three of them for two years
each and one for four years.
Ross Burns, of Topeka, VIM. B. Par
son, of Burlington, Isaac Sharp, OF
Council Grove, are in attendance as law
yers from other parts.
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PERsoNAL.-We find the following
favorable notice of our friend Almerin
Gillett in the Wisconsin State Journal,
printed at Madison, the place of his for
mer residence:
cit viii be seen by notice under its
appropriate head in another column that
Major Gillett, whose arrival we noticed
a few days since, came for an especial
purpose. We are happy to learn that
he is pleasantly and prosperously locat-
ed in the thriving town of Emporia,
Kansas, where his many good profess
sional and social qualities will find am
pie scope and be fully appreciated. The
Major is a graduate of our State Uni
versity, and studied his profession with
Messrs. Gregory s. Phinney, of this
city. He has every quality of mind and
heart to make good citizen and sue
cessful lawyer, and will not fail to draw
around him in his new home as large a
circle of warm friends as he has left in
the old.
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$500 Reward.

CTRAYED from the subscriber. on or about
Othe oath day Of April last, large three wear
old sorrel mare, slim built and no white on.
her. One three year old bay mare, X pony.
with white mark in her forehead similar "a
q new moon, One three year old chestnut col.
switch of his tail cut on about even viii, ths
gambrili joint. Whoever will return said
colts or give information where they NAV ~
found shall receive the above reward.
Emporia, Sept. 9th, 1868. s7-sW.