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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-09
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TATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF 0RNSBY.
- In the Jusii e's Court, Empire Township, III
and for said County IF 0rmsby. The State of Ne
yada serds greeting to james Dewitt and W Dun
ham: You are hereby summoned to appear be-
fore ne at my office in Empire City, in Empire
Township, in rnsby County, on tho
10th Gay CT February, A. ID. SOS.
st 10 o'clocE A NJ. ard aDswer unto the coInplant
Of s. E. Jsnes. who sues yon TO recover OF you
the -ur # one hundred and eighteen and 100
dollars, alleged to be due to him from you, upon
al open BE-, k account, i'll more fnliy arpta
b. Plaintiffs account on file in my ofiica, when
judgment will be taken against you for the said
unit, together with costs ard damages, if you
fail to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of the said
count? greeting: Make legal service and duo re-
turn hereof. ..
Given under my hand this eth day Of Decem-
Der, A. d. 1867.
JAMES MORRIS,
js7 sw Justice Of the Peace. En- pirs lev n.hip.
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Application for Patent.
REaISrER's OFFICE,

RE6ISTEh 8
CARSON CIrY. NsvAp., October IA, 1867.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT The
~ Philadslphis silver Mining Company. by 4.
. Taylor Superintendent. have this day MED in
iais 0ffice q diagram. together with a Notice Of
Application for Patent from the United states
code. Act of Cong e.s approved July Is, 1865, for
twelve hundred feet the Phii,deiphia l. de,
trosn the Phiisisiphia silver Mining COM
pany's Claim, in Esmsrslda Mining District
sameralda county, Nevada Said claim is ds
slrsbed rs follows, to wit: ca pniencns At point
- Willow Guich about one quarter of mile above
tie " ide West mill, On this south side of the
>ter course, and alb nut thirty feet tn If the
rss1. from which point the 5 W. corner of the
A,istiuS works building bears v. 800 ,! distant
S@ feat, claiming ,urfs . claim 100 feet On
eAch side of the ledge, embracing the same rs
fast each way from said building. the same be ny
40 by 80 feet, containing LOO acre.; al-o
siaiming beneath the surfaces on each side of said
FL twenty Ave feet from the center OF the Lode,
containing 6S-109 of acre. Tho main shaft il
4. tho confer Of the Lode line claimed, and said
9. aim extsuds 500 feet each way along the line
thereof Said cl aim is psrticui an described
~ the diagram and NOTICE posted in this office and
"a the mining claim. The names OF the adjoining
claimants, if any, are not known
WARREN I. LOCKHART,
acIS Register
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S,TATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF ORISBT.
- In the 'ustices Court, Carson Tow u>hip, IN
a for said county # orm by. he state OF Ne
vad sends greeting to Samuel hsters: You arc
hereby summoned to appear before me AT nv Office
in Cars n ,'ity, in Carson Township, in 0rr..sby
county. on the
LIST day Of February. A. ID. 1853.
at 10 o'clock A. VI, and answer unto the complaint
of 4. u. Driesbach. who sues 70 BIT in jnlgmt ut
against you in the sun Of one hundred ard xfv
one d liars and two cents fsi6l 02) said amount is
alleged to be due for go DIS, wares and merchan
disc snld ard delivered to you by and at your in
stance aud request. when Judgment will I've takan
against YOU for the said amount, together with
cost. and damages, If You fiji to appear and An
5Wer
IL the Sheriff or any Constable of the said coUn-
~, greeting: Make l. gal service and due rsturn
hereof.
Given under my hand this 2stE day Of Decembe +,
A. D. 1867.
L c. McKEEBY, Justice of the Peace
de29-td Carson Township.
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sNTATE OF NEVAPA. IN THE JUSTICES
- Court. Empire Township. in and for the
County of ormsay. The State of Nevada sends
greeting to james Dewitt and W. Dunham: You
are Hereby SUI noned TO appear before me at my
Office N the iownsh of Empire, in tie County Of
Oh msby, en- the
10Th day OF February, A. l.. 1858.
at 10 DEL ok A. Il, to answer unto the conn lnint
of j. ID. Rarnvril. who sues you to recover the
sum Of si2l so. alleged II be due fpr q cords of
wood, ct tie rate If s. 80 per crr'i rs win more
fu iy appear by account on .;Ie in this otfce,
whsa iadgHsn. win be taken agsin1t you FOR TIE
said amount, together with costs and damages, if
yo1 fail 10 appear and answer.
To tbs Sheriff any Constable Of the sid
county greeting: Make legal service and due re-
urn hereof.
Given under my land It's 2esh d,y of Deem
Der, = D. 1867.
.-s JAMES MORRIS.
ja.-+w Justice Of the Peace of said Township.
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GTATE OF NEVADA. IN THE JUSTICE 3
- Court, Empire Township, in and for the
County Of Ormsby. The State OF Nevada sends
greeting to jams Dewitt: YIN are hereby
mo- ed to appear before NE at my office n the
Township Of Empire in the County u C-nsbr {,
the
10th day of February, A. ID. s6s,
at 10 O'clock A M, to answer unto the compla mt
Of y. L. Crutcher, who sues You TO recover the
sum of 1871 So. aliel ed to he due trnm you to
him, the pri OF l. x cnris of WOO! sod by
pl init r 10 you for the sum of :. 50 per cord
will more fully appear by account now on file in
this Office, when JuIGrne Mt will be taken against
y for the said amount, together with costs aud
dama.rs. if you fnil to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff any Constable IF the said
county greeting: Make legal service and cue
turn hereof.
Given under my hand this 9Th dag of DeceH.-
Der, A. d. 1867. t--
JAMES NORRIS,
a7-4w Justice Of the Peace Of said Township.
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at 10 clock A. NJ, TO answer unto the comp Al n
OF John C. Russell and A. N. Crow (dcitg bust
ness under the name and style of Russell d Crow,
who sue You 70 recover Tho sum OF $215 GO as
principal due note made by ynl in favor of
plaintiffs, bearing date at Empire City. ID cember
appear by said file in this Office, when
Judgment will be taken against YOU for the said
amount, together with costs ard damages, if you
fail to appear and wer.
To the Sheriff any Constable Of the said
County greeting: Make legal service and due
turn hereo. ...
Given under my hand this 9th day of Deem
Der, A. u. lsG..
JAMES MORRIS,
iaT-4w Justire Of the Peace. of .ajd Township
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CT4TE OF NEVADA IN THE JUSTICE
y Court. Empire Tawnship, in and for the
c unity Of 0rmsby. The State o. Neva9a sends
ereeting TO James Dewitt: Yol arehereDy sum
;. oned to appear before Pie at my Off e in the
TOwu-Iip Of Empire, in the county OF 0rInsby,
on the
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-12-04
Winter Goods.

whitley & Truit have just received large
stock of cheap and desirable winter goods,
which they are selling on at very low rates.
Give them call soon if you wish first choice.
Their stock is the largest and most complete to
be found in Emporia, consisting, IN part, Of
cloths, cassimeres, staple and fancy dress goods
Of all styles and prices, staple and fancy dry
goods, notions, hoods, nubias, scarfs, shawls
and clOaks, ladies' flrs, at % to $12 per set,
gents fur gloves, and collars, hats and caps,
boots and shoes, and ready made clothing,
such as fine beaver, Cashmere and other fine
suits, to fit all, both great and small; also a
large stock of overcoats at all prices from six
to thirty dollars; also full line of family gro-
eeries.
They offer great inducements to traders and
large dealers from the country. They are also
agents for the Lawrence Wooden Factory. and
have large stock OF yarn, blankets, jeans,
hanneis, tweeds, coyerlets. &C., &c.
Remember the place, the old stone corner.
Aft
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.s4ltss7sz-S Ss@-- - A14AR1cOB, Dec = tOoc.
TIC. Hill H. doing good work In our come
teEy, by inclsang M lot with sbese atO1s set
ID the ground understanding GIT inches Hbcve
the surface, and ssurmaunted with six stone
posts, eight inches square and three and . half
feet highs All Of nieely dressed white limestone,
the posts then being connected by wires, max
ing q neat and durable barrier around the lot
Being informed the entire cost Of this fence
around lot Sxl6 feet is only about fifteen dol
lars, I am led 10 be thus particular IN describ-
ing it, in hope that others Of cur citiEens may
be induced TO ineIose their lots in like man
ner. Mr.. Hill designs raising the surface Of
theIot within even with the top Of the base
stone, and decorating IL with choice flowers and
shrubbery would Il not be q happy result
u cur people would follow Mr.. HIP Sexample
and convert the now neglected and shabby ap.
peaFing buFying groundinto beautiful and in.
viting place, such as il should be1 A good
quayry Il new open near the grounds, and q
Competent workman announces himself ready
to take contracts for fencing other lots in the
same style, and In q workman-like manner, al
the above price. Who will take the next step
Since my last, Samuel McCaw hashad one Of
his fine. bay horses die Of blind staggers-the
second one lost by the family within ten days
time. also hear Of quite number Of calves
dying with blaekieg in the eastern part of this
township aad In Fremont. They are always
the latest and most valuable animals, a toe
rapid growth and accumulation OF blood being
the cause. People will have to look out fol
their stock. Horses that are fed the wormy
corn common. this season should have
plenty Of salt, eopperas, &C., while the young
cattle should have the same, and also be bled
IL necessary, to prevent an excess Of blood. r
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FINE ARTS IN EMroRIA.-We call the es-
pecial attention Of the lovers of pictures to the
announcement of Messrs. Bats & Perley. in
our "LocaI Notices., under the Head of " A
Fact Worth Noticing" The Lawrence papers
have claimed that their city is the '-head-cen-
ter of the State in almost every respect, but
no point in the State can successfully compete
with US as the fine art. center. The display Of
oilpainti1gs at Bates & Perfey's gallery, as we
are assured from men from Leavenworth and
Topeka, IL the finest I'm the State. AT least " e
have the satisfaction OF Knowing that one Of the
leading citizens of Topeka, who was here a
few days ago, bought one OF these fine pictures.
and that he and another gentleman of the capt.
tai city are going to send pictures to Bates &
Perley TO get them framed, as they can get
nothing as nice in that line Mt either Topeka.
Lawrence or Leavenworth. We are glad to
know that the people of the above cities have
concluded TO send here--t to get their pictures
framed. We have no doubt that our Emporia
firm have the finest lot Of pictures, mouldings.
statuary and fancy good in the State, and we
hope, as q reward for their enterprise, that
they will be able to dispose OF them at remG.
nerative prices. - 50
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-12-04

The Union Ministerial Association Of South
ern Kansas meets in Emporia Wednesday, JAM
uary 9th, 1859, the opening sermon to be
preached the night before. The following is
the programme:
Opening sermon Tuesday night, D. r. MeAu-
ley; alternate, NJ Annuity.
1. Progress of missions among all denomin-
atoms, c. q. Rice.
2. Sacredness Of the ministerial office, Jas.
3. Call to- and qualification for the Christian
ministry, d. 7. McAuley.
4. The second coming Of Christ-whasis It'll
Peculiar trials and triumphs Of rnihlsteri.
6. True unity Of. the church possible and
practicable, j. McAnulty.
Z. Comparative merits Of different church
governments, Harlow - -
g. Contrast between Christianity and heath.
en- mythology, c. G.. DeIhing.
9. Do the Scriptures teach that the jews will
yet return to their own landf CfOswell
We only assign subjects TO those ministers
who attended our meeting for organizing, OF
gave us assurances Of their sympathy Withtht
movement. We invite all minister's OF evan.
gelical churches in Southern Kansas to attend
cur next meeting; especially let those come
who desire and seek for the unity oft church
of the Lord Jesus on earth. Such wilt please
select their own subjects, and report Iheli
names and subjects to US, AMI will have them
inserted III the programme.
We have prepared the following ORDER Of
business and hope those Interested viii clip II
out and preserve for futureluse: ~
l. Religious services.
, Calling roll.
3. Reading minutes.
4. appointment of committees. i. On public
worship. 2. On programme for next meeting
3. Reports of committees. tt-
q. Reading essays, &c.
I. Presentations Of questions for discussion
at present or future meetings
8. Discussion Of subjects assigned for pres
ent meeting. .---..
8. Unfinished business. -. -sss-z.ss
10. Miscellaneous business.
II. Fixing place OF next meeting.
u. Reading minutes of final session.
10. Adjournment. JAS. GORDON,
ortt-. l.. NJ. HANCOCK,
(snV1, Vrnif
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Read and Ren1emher.

We have just received, and for sale. the lar
gest stock of hardware. stoves and agr1cultur-
al implements ever offered to the people of
Southwestern Kansas, for sale low for cash in
hand.
A large stock of Game Mills of all Sizes, at
Cincinnati retail prices, freight added. The
celebrated Tiftin Hay Rake. the best in the mar
ket. Sanfor1's Patent Straw Cutters. RAN
dell's Hay and Straw Forks, the best hay and
straw fork to be BAD in the place, at from IS
cents to 81. Those wanting hardware cheap for
cash N hand will find it to their interest TO call
and see US before purchasing.
3a-tf FRsHER 4 PEYToN.
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TIE FESTIyAL.-When we say that the Ma
sonic festival Of w 5dnesday night was the
grandest affair Of the kind which ever took
place in EmpOria, we only assert what every
attendant will testify is true. Notwithstand-
ing the weather was very inclement the attend
ance was good. The audience was as inteili-
gent and fine locking as could be gathered in
any village in any State. A gentleman who
has been much in society in New York and
elsewhere told AIS Emporia could not be sur
passed for the beauty, fine appearance and in
teligence Of its ladies, and for the gallantry of
its gentlemen. We agree with him exactly.
We have never lived in community that
could surpass it in these respects. The Masons
deserve much credit for the fine entertainment.
It requires an immense amount of work to get
up an entertainment OF this kind and make 1t
go of pleasantly. Not jar occurred. and
everything passed on tremendously and pleas
antly. Wethink our EInporia Masons can beat
the world on an entertainment of this charac-
ter. The supper. gotten up on the restaurant
plan. was ali the most fastidious epicurean
could desire. The sOciable was agreeable, and
the dancers were aG Jait. The music was
furnished by Profs. Stimson and Waite and j.
c. Hall. and we never heard 1t sexcelled. Col.
Mills presided over the eatables with the polite
ness and ease Of an adept. A large cake was
displayed. with Masonic and National en-
blems, beautifully decorated, built to repre-.
sent a temple, by Mrs. D.. A. Painter and Mrs,
Matte Cooper 1t cotained 2. $50 square inch
es, and was one Of the most artistic and ele-
CANT affairs of the kind we ever sawI Much
Of the success OF the entertainment is due to
the efforts and assistance Of the wives of our
Masons. We have not learned the amount re-
allied from the festival. but it will materially
relieve the treasury Of the fraternity $50
mote 1t be % sSs a. ..s.s. -
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THE NEW HALL.-The new hall Of the Ma
sons and Odd Fellows, over the new bank, is
completed, and they will take possession of it
the eo0sing week 1t Is TO be finely carpeted
and furnished, joint committee Of the two
orders having been IT work some time In Sc
Iecting appropriate furniture. The Odd Fell
lows and Masons Of Emporia will rejoice in one
OF the finest hn1lsfn the State. The two or
ders are both nourishing here. Messrs. Swal-
low, Seden and Heritage, the bank firm, have
added greatly 20 the cGBse afeness and looks Of
the village bZ building gAts hall
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REAL estate OFFICE AT ELDoRApo-D.M

REAL Estate OFFICE AT N.
Bronson, ESQ.,, Is abont TO open Real Estate
Agency and Notary Publfc's Office at Eld0ra-
do, Butler county, Kansas. Mr.. B. has been
q resident Of that place for several years. and
is just the man for such an enterprise. He is
we'll posted in all matters pertaining to the
Real Estate business I'm that section of Kansas
We hope he will receive every encouragement
from the citizens Of Butler and surrounding
counties, as. the running Of ~ide-aws axe land
agency in their midst, will do great deal to
bring in immigrants.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-12-04

AwFUL.-Phis weather Of ours. We do not
remember to have seen its almost uncomfortable
character equaIled in our twelve years resi-
denee here. 1t rained for two months and
turned cold, and for a month its variety has
certainly won the utmost admiration Of folks
who ''like change in the weather" For 3
month the time has beenrpretty equally diSid-
ed between snow, rain, sunshine. frost, freeze,
and sleet, the whole mixed with deep mud
UghI Folks are out of wood, our merchants
are out Of goods, we are out Of paper, the Ed
ucatioRdI Journal is stopped, our paper will
stop next week, unless Bill Hollis pluck mas
tiers the storms and mud and folks generally
are out Of heart. Travellers swear awfully,
and st. Louis and Leayenworth runners are
ten days OF Of time. We hope for better
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ITEMS FROM NEosHo RAPIDS.

Mr.. EDITOR: Our little Village still lives,
and is ON top Of the ground yet, though nearly
deluged in mud and water. 1t appears to be
taking the second growth. We have two dry
goods stores, one grocery store, one shoe shop,
one harness shop two blacksmith shopsi one
hotel, one daguerrean artist, one large grist and
saw mill, together with set OF roll cards,
Mr.. G. X. Harper has sold out his store to
Dir. Tolford, late from New York. Mr.. Toll
ford has gone East after new goods. Mr.. Pat
terson has built an addition to his store room,
and is bringing on a new stool Of goods.
Several new buildings are going up, includ-
ing u large two story school house. The Bap-
fists are repairing their church, and altogeth-
er NeOshO Rapids is beginning to look up. All
that is needed here is an establishment Tor
manufacturing gas in the form OF printing
press and newspaper editor to keep the COM
munity posted and let the public know where
we are. The male portion Of our town are
very quiet. They appear to be afraid to speak
out for fear somebody will learn their. where
abouts. There Is not much news here, as there
is nobody dying and nobody getting married,
though there are some who would like to marry.
We have some old bachelors laying around here
like the odd blade of an old pair of scissors,
who seem to think that the crying Of children
ought to come under the head " sheet music.
If you see anybody who wants to buy no
tel cheap send them to the Rapids. L. b.
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GREAT BARGAINS AT AMER.
1CUS. 3Ff -

am now selling ali my goods VERY LOW
to make room for my spring stock. For SIXTY
days after january LIST will sell my winter
goods AT COST, FOR CASH..
All persons knowing themselves TO be indeht-
ed to mel are requested 70 cafr and setfle'by The
1stO January, If possible, as wish TO square
up at that tiue. sfttt43 A'is8s
{ am compelled by the stringency Of the
times to return to strictly CASH hnSinesss
and after the LIST Of January no credit viii be
given. a3o-63 J. D. GIBSON.
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S4BRRIRx PARIIRS.-7-As theseason 0f sur
prise parties Is near at hand fhe following hints
may not prove unacceptable 20 manyi
efEhat Iat4 ileN ealled ssnrprsee parties be-
year 1900 when they were called Picnic Sup
pers.' The bill OF fare Was prepsred-eacA
dish being numbered and the syfb6clfbers to
the entertainment drew lots, and each was re-
quired to furnish the dish marked against the
number he drew. This may be useful ae .
hint to persons getting DIP surprise parties,
which, by the way, are the most sensible spe-
cies OF entertainmenfz now in vogue, because
the entertainer il required tn fnrnisk only the
paxiOrs. and is put 20 no troublato prepare for
the guests, while the visitors furnish their own
supper and music, and thus equalize KPenses.
And, again, people who live In . pleasant
house, but who cannot afford 70 prepare An
entertainment entirely at their owneost, may
still receive their friends occasionally, and enc
Joy = social and festal evening"
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Al St. Louis, on Thursday Nov. e6th 1865, by
Rev. McCook. FRED HAUssLER, of Emporia,
and Miss MARY DEcoURsEY, Of st. Louis.
At the residence Of the. brides mother, on
Wednesday the 18th, by the Rev. j. r. Finney,
Mr.. VIM. 81. EDMIsToN. of Americas, Lyon
county, Kansas, to Miss MAGGIE L. BOYD, Of
Sparta, Illinois. tts@ SIS ,Sts*A
At the residence of the brides father, by the
Rev. Q. Baker. HIRAM MIIIER to Francis f.
BRINK, all of Waterloo. Lyon county. Kansas.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-12-04

Valuable Land and Lots for Sale.
Eighty acres Of land five miles from town, on
the Cottonwood river.
Eighty acres Of bottom land for sale one-ffalf
mile from Hartford.
A few choice lots In Emporfa for sale or ex-
change for building materials or carpenter
g These lands will be sold at reasonable
prices to actual settlers. Call on
f6-tf J. C. FRAZER.
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Itch. Itch: itch. scratch no More

4CCnS keCAS AtCAS SCEbICA NO 1NAOECs
Who would endure the miseries of this dis
gustihg disease. when for the SUM of fifty cents,
and by the application Of neat preparation
they may certainly and speedily be relieved
thetefrom: Such remedy is the Itch Oirt
ment. manufactured by. Gees Leiss druggist and
Chemist. Lawrence, Kansas. Be sure to ask
for Leis'. and take no other. Es4Aa
For sale by all druggists throughout the
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-12-04

We cast ,O67 votes ct the last election At
leas. twoIhundred votes In the county were not
polled. We have only about six hundred sub
scribers in the county. showing that only half Of
the voters OF the county take THE NEWS This
Is large per cent, and we don't complain, but
put the question seriously to those six hundred
who do not take the paper, would it not be
better for you TO subscribe at once5 You
would benefit yourselves and us by doing so.
We hope to book at least two of the six hun
dred by the beginning Of the new year. Re
member the paper il to be enlarged; and Inn
proved at that time. ItiwiIfbe the largest and
best county paper in the state, or else we vii
fail OF our word. @Come and see u.s."
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-12-04

For man 20 be at all happy this stormy
weather he should have n pair Of warm, COM
Portable boots. To get these you should go 10
Lehnhard's boot store. But If you want pair
Of the very best Of boots you should get Tiee
TO make them. He il splendid workman,
and withal an accommodating fellow, and will
be pleased to have you call on him at Lehn-
hard's and leave your order for any kind of n
boot, from the highest seWed French calf to
the heaviest kip.i o. -,.--..- 2tss-syt