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by the law Of Uh10, q pounds D O
bushel 81 clover seed, and 81 pounds
bushel Of oats. In buying OF selling
in this market, the customary weights
given above however, are tho universal
fule 7at a1 Isl a2
A box "a by is inches, "a deep, con
tains / barrel
IA box l6 hy l6t inches 8deep. contains
Ibushel- ....g
4 box by 81 inches, sdeep, contains
/ peck.
a A box by inches, A2Ie deep, con
tains quart. Iaga1 I
The standard bushoE Of the United
States contains 2i5Q cubic inches,
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and Conditions

Al srms of ten dollars and under
II X IN n me d6ylof sale, aan sums over
h dollars, one, two and three years
I'M rom day Of sale purchasers tnr,.
.sbing their promissory notes payable
the Administrator of said succession
N two good and solvent securities 81 in
t ii residents of this Parish. The
hi to remain specially mortgaged with
Bdor's privilege until full and entire emit s
.Tment With eight, per cent interest
6m maturity until paid. = ~, NJ
-'' =. NJ. REID, Sheriff.
h One acre square of the land
n be reserved as q family burial
o1hd, :? which acre of land VII =: ll be
oTG and pointed out the day Of sale,
5na one Of the above tracts. = IT. I
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Louisiana Directors.

Gov. G. 4. MOUTON, of @. H, Mou,
ton Il Co. $500, -...-.-r
ter & EFT. MetricI1..L 81
F. Fl. HATCH. of Samuel Smith & Co.
@. CHISM, of Chism & Boyd.
JAMES JACKSON o. jacobson & Man
ton.
OCTAVE VOORHEES,. of G, ",
Ri. Bancker & Co. ~ >.'.+ ''.'' .'-'.' -'
THOMAS FITZWILLIADI, of 7. ,Fitz-
s3,uv william g Co. 4 c.,.'l'-~A an
R, S. MORSE, Proprietor City Hotel!
Gen. B. b. SHINES. u ,o"i Tss@|'tSi
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Br1tish B.er1otiicals.

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The London Quarterly Re-
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The Westminster Review Radi-
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The North British Review Tree
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TNHE MOUND CITY MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE. COMPANY being a

TNHE MOUND CITY MUTUAL LIFE
/ INSURANCE. COMPANY being. a
home institution, it should be preferred
by citizens ofthe South for many rea-
sons. e.. e.. ..slsr
1. The money invested in it is retain
ed at home, where it assists In promo
ting Western and Southern, trade and
commerce, in building up towns and
cities, in developing our rich mineral
and agricultural resources, in building
our great lines of railroad, and in cult
vatittg our boundless praiIies,. For
these reasons Southern, and Western
men should insure, III it. ~ -.-...,y .r,
2. AS its funds are all invested where
high rates Of interest prevail, it can
grant insurance cheaper and pay better
dividends than any Eastern Company,
For this reason, all persons DESTROYS of
making q certain and safe provision for
their families, should insure in tt. g. ~. ~
It's local board Of Louisiana Directors
being composed of men Of high stand
ing IN the community, is d sufficient
guarantee that widows and orphans will
Be protected IN their rights, when poll
.cies issued by this Company mature by
reason of death or otherwise, This is
peculiar to this Company, mo other in
stitution beyond the limits of the State
having a local board and is, therefore,
worthy of the highest consideration.
The Mound City issues the following
classes of policies: y quo 5 1'C1 .
o0,&L /. Ordinary Life Policies.
h.'4 2. Limited Payment Life Policies.
@1@ 3. Single Payment Life Policies.
. u'A L.. Ordinary Observation-Disclosures
2snwln rance Policies 151A7a SAL
-sre" s. Limited Payment Endowment
2a1 2l1- Abstinence Pohcies.- 49,
Zs.o s. Single Payment Endowment
Assurance Policies. E. ss. - =
The above are the most popular poll
cies, but In addition thereunto, the
Mound City issues .'7 ''."'a'" VIC
n-Forfeiting Policies, ~
buB Participating Policies, s'@%t4Gta
and in fact, oil other classes of Policies.
Premiums are payable in cash, but il
the assured desires ONE THIRD of the
annual or semi annual premium, may
remain unpaid, II being endorsed as an
interest bearing loan ON the policy un-
til paid, or cancelled by diyidends.,gag a
Each policy holder viii share in the
PROFITS in the proportion he may
have CONTRIBUTED to the ASSETS
Of the Company. bgF gspasT4t Tasg
This Company makes no charge for
policy, fee or stamps taTv. f.Ia
The Louisiana Branch Office il in the
Story Building, up Stairs, No. 3, Cor
ner Camp &Common Streets, opposite
City Hotel, New Orleans, s., MI
ia b, .B. SHINES,
State Agent for La, New Orleans
= DAVID, ], REID,
Agent for Calcasieu Parish.
WIZ. II. KIRKAIAN,. M. d., af
tConsulting Physician for CaloasieU
Parish, nos
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eG ONWARD.
A Magazine for the Youth
Of America.

CONDUCTED BY CAPT, MAYNE REID.
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.FDfE IEHEa E1A
Directors:

JAS. H. LUCAS, W. Il. JENNINGS,
A. NJ. BRITTON,- JAS, B. ,EADSy~
s. M. HATCH. = JAS OWENS, = Al
CHAS. McIlAREN, A. IL BUCKNER.
.EENlAJ
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Weights ana NLeasnres..

AS RECOGNIZED BY THE LAWS OF THR UNI
x9 na HIB TED STATES. MIA ravaa@
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..4o az Leon Yerdtn, decd.
vs4f,;e Of an order from the. Hon.
I ! .E VI Parish Court, Parish, OF Calca-
tpg S5atedsther t27thz day ct July
e1s L 4eeo and to me directed, 1, John
y, AZ ~ ~ said Parish and OK Off
oia, ,, ot will offer at public auc-
. }. AAsto"fbe last.and highest bidder, at
on last u residence of the deceased IN
ID 34 = Z 5ns11tzsI5<L y-5vs s3L VI +
1iS2ssiIsv. August 31stl869'
tsIiowin6 described property be-
Ia inc TO to said succession to Wit - oa7
4 tract of land containing $40 acres
lSS' a a, y less. known as Rio Hondo
ore n NJ, 252 in favor Of DeEnsy lies,
s :ra in sections 8 and At! 10 s. r .
olp md / sections SO and "a t. 10 s. r III
Another tract of land contain
za SIo acres acre more or less being in sec
3 o4I a * < s ando9 tt910s. CIV: being
= ?n0 H6ndo claim No. 27l in favor OF
Pa ram N Sr sugar house chimney, two
q; a. II G oven. I've COWS with their yearl-
y" "a creole horses, one american
81 So Ella claims ofirhogs (wild1, twenty five
lS0' aLono more or ,less), together
o. ~ % y lot S Of household furniture and
,ato / utensils farming implements
ci iSl- a. L4lG5gs2 a5+oV10 IL ,G.E0HI
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Medical Examiners:

w. G.aAUsTTN, M. D. ao+-h5 '5E
J. N! FOLWELLl, M. D.. e12>
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-01-15
NOTICE

BY order of the Board of County Commits
sioners of Lyon county, Kansas, passed at
their regular meeting held in Emporia, in said
county, on the first Monday in january, 1869,
there is hereby submitted.to the voters of LE-
on county, to be voted on at the annual elec-
ton for township officers, to be held in said
county, for the year 1862 the following ques-
ton for adoption or rejection:
''Shall the Board of County Commissioners
of Lyon county, Kansas, take stock for said
isOn, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company
on the following conditions, to-wit:
l. The said stock to be issued to said coun-
ty as stock OF the same company is issued to
individual stockholders.
,. The said stock to be issued only in the
manner and to the extent of the other stock of
said company.
8. The said stock TO be paid for in Bonds of
the said Lyon county, at par, of even date
with the said stock and payable thirty years
from. the date thereof, with interest payable
thereon annually, at the rate of seven per
cent.
4. The said stock to be taken and paid for. as
aforesaid, when the said Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe Railroad Company shall have con-
structed their railroad in a good and substan-
tial manner and shall have the same in opera
ton for the accommodation of passengers and
freight. to the town of Emporia in said coun-
ty-Dr0rtded, that the same shall be done by
or before the 1st day of July, IS70-and provi-
ded further that the said company shall con-
struct permanent depot within one-eighth of
one mile of the TOWNSHIP of the said town of
Emporia.
All the foregoing conditions to be fulfilled as
stated before the taking OF the said stock and
the issuance of bonds for the payment of the
same.
Ballots for the election upon said PROPOSE
ton will be written or printed as follows:
For Railroad Bonds" or against Railroad
Bonds,o and the votes shall be counted and
certified by the Judges and Clerks of election
to the County Commissioners of Said county
in the same manner and at the same time with
the votes for township officers cast at such
election.
By order of the Board OF County Commits
sioners of Lyon county.
l. e. PERLEY, Chairman.
j. L. WILLIAMS, ClearkA 12-3tf.
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Winter Goods.


whitley & Truit have just received large
stock of cheap and desirable winter goods,
which they are selling off at very low rates.
Give them call soon if you wish first choice.
Their stock is the largest aud most complete to
be found in Emporia, consisting, in part, OF
cloths, cassimeres, staple and fancy dress goods
OF ali styles and prices, staple and fancy dry
goods, notions, hoods, nubias, scarfs, shawls
and cloaks, ladies' furs, at 50 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
ceries.
They offer great inducements t. traders and
large dealers from the country. They are also
agents for the Lawrence Wooden Factory, and
have large stock of yarn, blankets, jeans,
flannels, tweeds, coyerIets, &C., &c.
Remember the place, the old stone corner.
46-H
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Groceries.

TEAs-Young Hyson, $2.25 per H.; Imperi
al, Loo to zoo; GunpOwder, 2.40; Japan, 1.5I
to 200; OOlong, 200.
COFFEE-RiO, % to 331<c per H.: Java 45c
SUGAR-Refned, 20 to re. per H.; crushed
24e.; n. o., 1873 30 zoe.
TOBACCO -Nirginia natural leaf, $1.1O tC
lbs per h.; Gold Bar, LES; Navy, 90e.; Grape
juice, 90e.; Fine cut, 1.50.
RICE-l625c. per Ii.
HONINY--Sc. per h.
MoLAssEs-s Sorghum, 75c.: Sugar House
$1.25; Golden syrup, I.50; Sugar Loaf, 200.
VINEGAR-Cider, 60c. per gal; Sorghum
FIsH-Maekeral, No. 1, 1se per H.; $40
per KIT; white fish, l6c. per H.; $50 per kit
DRIED FRUITs-AppIes, Ii to 1sc. per h.
peaches, 20; currants, %; blackberries, So
huckleberries, 60; raspberries, 10.
CANNED GOoDS-Peaches soc. per can:
cherries, 5Oc.; blackberIies, 40c.; straw berries
45c.; pine apples, 50c.; pears, Soc; tomatoes
3Oe.;. corn, 40c.; oysters, &c.,; Holsters, 3oc.;
sardines, Doc,
CHEEsE-25c. per h.
BUTTER-3jc. per ID.
EGGS-25c. per dozen.
SALT-4e per h.; $500 per barrel.
HAMs-Country cured, zoe. per h.; sugar
cured, 22c,
BACON-1sc. per ID.
SOAP-Extra family, 15c. per h.; palm
TALLow-10c. per ID.
CANDLEs-Star, 30c. per H.; tallow, zoe.
KEROSENE OIL-75c. per gallon; crystal.
ICED, 60c
BIDEs-Dry, 15c. per H.; green, 4c.
SHOT-20c. per 10.
LEAD-2Oc. g :"
POwDER-5Oc. /" blasting, S5c.
Dry Goods.
PRINTs-Sprague's, American. Riehmond's
121zc. per yd. Cocheco, Merrimack W.. I5c.
Wamsutta, Zoe.
SHEETINGs- A. and Indian Head
zoe. per yd.;' Great Western, 1Sc.
BLEACHED Observation-Disclosures, Zoe. per
yd.; Bates Mills, 30c.; Reynolds, 20c.; Sen
perfdein A, 25c.; Washington Is, 1896;
Massasoit, 25c.
DENIMs-25 to 35c. per yd.
SHIRTING STRIPE-25 to 35ct per ,pd.
WOOL DELAINS-45 to Soc. per yd.
MERINos-S1. 10 TO 1.50 per yd.
FLANNELS-45 to 60c. per yd.
FACTORY JEANS-40c to 81 90 per yd.
DOMESTIC GINGHAMS-25t to 30c per yd.
SATINETs-75c to 500 per yd.
HOOP SkIRTS-00c to 81 80 per yd.
Bread Stuffs.
FIoUR-XXX, s6.75 per sack; XIX, 6.25;
Spring wheat, $50.
CORN MEAL-S1.50 per busheI.
GRAHAM FLOUR-5c per ID.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-10c per b.
Small Grain.
CoRN-S1.OO per bushel.
OATs-6Oc per bushel.
Fresh Meats and Poultry.
BEEF-Choice steak and roast, I21%c. per II.
other qualities, S@1Oc.
PoRK-Choice steak, 15c. per h.; sides and
midlings, 15c.
CHICKENs-Large, dressed or alive, csc.
Game.
PRAIRIE CHICKENs-S1.50@2.OO per doz
quaIls LOO; rabbits, 76c.
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The Kaw Indians say we 10 have "two
moons more Of bad weather The dirty,
thieying scoundrels are miserable liars as well;
butwe confess to fear that they may be correct.
Tom Ford was wont to say, in his speeches,
" that the difference between white man and
darkey was, that the white man had instinct,
and the darkey had outstink.'' This white
man quality of instinct is just what the Indi,
nspossess, and which serves them in place Of
reason-and they are rarely mistaken. So we
advise folks to keep a smart lookout for
weather from all the different points OF the
compass, until about the 18th of March, when
they can be quite sure il is time TO commence
their spring work If it is to be commenced at
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A FACT WORTH NOTICING,

Is that we have now on free exhibition in our
new Fine Art Gallery large and choice Sc
lection of oil paintings, foreign and American
cromos, fine engravings, elegant mouldings in
gilt rosewood and gilt walnut, and imitation
walnut, oval frames, bronzes, Bohemian ware
in vases and toilet sets, fine busts figures, ped
estals and brackets in imitation marble, hang
ing caskets, odOr Baskets, yiniagrettes, beauti-
full work boxes, watch stands, and in fact,
great many articles not usually brought to this
country.
Please notice this fact.
Parties from Leavenworth and Topeka in
form us that there is no such stock of fine paint
ings, ehrOnaos, engraUings and mouIdtugs IL,
the State.
We are offering oil paintaings at from $40 to
1925, and chromos and engravings at from So
to $40, all most elegantly framed. These pic
lures we propose to sell as low as they can be
bought in any market in the United States,
our purchases being made in New York and
Boston, direct from importers, publishers and
manufacturers BATES & PERLEY.
EmpOria, December 4, 1868.
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New Advertisements.
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition
IN will be presented to the Board of COM
missioners of Lyon County. Kansas, at their
next meeting, .n Monday, February 1st,
1869, praying for the establishment of a town.
ship road, as follows: Commencing at the
southwest corner of the southeast quarter of
section nine, town nineteen range eleven. and
running thence north along the east side of the
center line of said section. TO the EmporiR and
Americas road established Feb. 18th. 1853.
3-5 p. B PLUMB.
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Goods have arrived, and be is now ready for,
professional business. His office is over New
man q Houghteh's store. The Doctor prepares
8 specific remedy for the cure of Fever and
Agre. which is never known to fail; also ANTI
Bilious Pills, a sure preventative Of the Ague
by correcting the stomach and liver. Mixture
and Pills $500. LIS
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FINANCE AND CONN .BCE.

sss- -
Gold.
NEW YORK. JA1. 12.-During the morning
there was more active demand for money,
change. and borrowers on call loans paid per
cent, curreAcy, and in many instances coin
interest.
Gold is stronger, and more active, being in
sympathy with exchange. ranging at 1870
1851, and closing at 1853 @fs515.
Sc. L0uis Markets.
unchanged. Superfne sold at SO 25@6 so; X,
6 Ts@! 125z. 49,
Wheat extremely duh and irregular. but
not quotable Lower prime to choice fall
sold at 81 5o@1 50; fancy spring brought
81 20.
Corn very dull; sales at 62@65.
Pork firm, with sales at $40 5O@3O 90.
Bulk meats steady and firm, with sales of
jobbing lots at I21zc.
Shoulders, 151ze.
Clear rib sides, 1910.
Bacon steady and firm Mt l4e.
Shoulders 1Sc.
Clear sides, 1Sc.
Hogs stiff, with prices little higher, sales
at 50 5Ot0IO65.
Cattle, market firm for better grades; prices
range at S111@7c, gross.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, Jan. 12.-Hogs, live, quiet, and
shade firmer; sales, 50 5OtaI0 90 for fair to me-
dunn shipping, and 10 10@I0 so for good to
choice packing.
Beef cattle firmer, and moderately active;
"a 25@5 90 for cows and light steers, 550(a6 so
for fair to medium, and 75@7sO for good to
extra shipping beeyes.
LeavenwOrth Market.
FLoUR-Best xxx So 0005 p.
CoRN-5S@60 per bIlshel.
Hostile packing season has entirely
closed with about half crop.
HiDEs-Dry flint q ID, 2G(a2fc; dry salt, II
@1S; green. 3; green sailed, 10@11.
BUTTER-50c.
WooL-Tub washed, 45c; unwashed fleece,
3O933c.
LUiBER-CIear pine, $1,000 2 thousand;
common lumber, Sc 90; clear siding, 33 90;
best flooring, 5000; A sawed shingles, IS;
pine lath, 6 20.
ENIPORIA MARKET.
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SHADE TREES.

Maple soft 1 to years, to 10 feet high.
Box Elder, , years, ? to feet high.
Royal English Oak, ? years. / foot hishs
Is inches high,
Arbor Vita. ? years. transpIaRted, / foot high,
PRICEs.-Maple, one year, s. per 1000; 3
:. so per dozen. Is per 100, 10 per 1000. Box
Elder. 80 cts. per dozen, per 100 % per 1000:
English Oak, per dozen, 1870 per 100, 100 per
10e0;Ealoruless Honey L1cust, per dezen.
Ari1or vitze, I.25 per dozen, s per leo, SO per
1000.
Twenty per cent discount viii made on the
above rates when the trees are wanted to Plant
around school houses.
MAX FAwCETT.
Emporia- Kansas
Nursery At Lawrence ford a Neoaho. lI-si
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C. BOWMAN.
Merchant Tailor, Topeka, Kar

Merchant Tailor, Topeka, Kans.
Keeps large stock Of the most fashionable
Cloths, Cassinleres, Vesffngs. Sc,
Which he offers to make up ut Eastern prices,
and perfect fit guaranteed, or no sale. His
cutter is Mr.. JIM. Hart, formerly Cutter with
w. E. sutlif 81 Co., OF Lawrence, Kansas.
He also keeps a fine line OF Ready-Made Clio
thing, Hats, Caps, and Gents Furnishing
Goods I0-I
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Among our new advertisements in this pa
per will be found that of ]. c. Hall & Bro.
These gentlemen have been in business here
for number of years and have succeeded in
establishing themselves thoroughly in BUSH
ness, and gaining enviable reputation for
strict integrity and fair dealing. Their bust
ness has steadily increased so that they are
now numbered among our leading merchants.
They endeavor to keep just such goods as are
In demand in this market, and you will hard
ly ever fail to get just what you want in their
line by calling on them. Joseph Rof, a first
class tailor is employed by them, and has given
universal satisfaction since he has been here.
If you desire nice suit of clothes call on him.
If you want Singer sewing machine, one of
the best machines made, call on j. C. Hall
e. Bro.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-01-15
New Goods, New Goods,

Waskey and Hurst are receiving the largest
stock of dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes,
hats and caps, groceries, notions, ever brought
to southern Kansas, direct from New York, the
head of the market, and we ask everybody to
call and examine our stock and prices and sat
isfy themselves that 1853 Commercial Street is
the place to invest their money to the best adj
vantage. WASKEY & HURST.
37-t Sept. 18th 1868.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-01-15

IL you want your watch or clock fixed, and
put into good running order, just take them
to Fry's JeweIry store. He is none OF your
botch-cobblers, but downright good work.
man, and warrants his work. We left an old
bulPs-eye watch there the other day that new
er would keep time, but since he fixed it up
II runs first rate.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-01-15

Sheriff Bancroft left on Sunday with the
prisoner Green-whose arrest under requisi-
tiOu from GOV. 0glesby, of Illinois, we made
mention Of last week--and Scott Schuitze, con-
Victed at the December term Of the Lyon co.
District Court OF Grand Larceny-the former
to be delivered TO an agent of Gov. Ogiesby at
Topeka, and the latter to be taken to the State
Pehitentiary at Leavenworth.