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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-10-29
REGISTER De DEEDs.

We are authorized 70 announce TTIOMA S
CAMPBELL. OF Hartford. as Il candidate
for the office Register of Deeds ct the No.
vember election.
We are authorized 70 announce PETER Fl.
HUGHES candid ate tor Register nf Dpett-
for Lyon county, NJ the ensuing Eoycmb. I
election.
We are authorized to announce O. \
HART candidate for reelection to the of.
fee Of Register of Deeds for Lyon county nj the
ensuing November election.
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10 fhe Tofcr.s - H.ror, s,nn,,

tHc OttEs % H@y On LOUnIys
do not believe. from my knowledge OF
the circumstances OF W. a. Randolph. Tia.
being IN Michigan. that he is III all titsirous
of the position OF Sheriff OF LYON County
iroIs any party. j. V. RANDOLPH.
Emporia. Oct. %. 1863. ~
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Stall has just received the incest as
sortmeht of ladies dress goods ever
brought to this market. Has also added
9 stock ofclolhine to his establishment.
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Silver Maple aud Box Elder
FAIL rLANTaNG.
Isaple ; to Il alsl Box Elder ) to 10 feet


Oar daz u per ee1t-s 100 n 10 per eeast.. and
49, &C = per est- discount on the above ratek
school ht.;izss - per rent. discount on retail
prices viii BEN tfc- Tres do best planted III
the tat, provided they arr tied TO stakes to
X eis them from bIasing lasse. Trees at Cen
" i Nursery = miles northeast 81 10 an near
Lawrence ford. Max Fa sFfsETT.
. U Emporis, Kansas.
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The Southern Branch Road Completed to
that Point.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-10-29
Americas Department..
r. W. RANDALL, Editor.
Americas. October 80. 1859. i.

A. g. Edmiston bought house aud
twenty-seyee lets in town this week.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-10-29

lafayette James i building a fnc
two-stors house on his farm on the Ne
oSiIo.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-10-29

RAILROAD CELEBRATION AT COUNCIL
GROVE.
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TREASIIRER.

Having been solicited. Will be a candidate
Vt County Treasurer for Lyon county at the
coming election in November.
THOS. ARMOR.
We are authorized to announce MOVES
SPICER. as candidate for the office of Treas.
urer of Lyon county, AT the ensuing Novem-
Der election.
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Corn Wanted.

r Will. pay cash FOE a good quality OF corr
L At my stoFr IN Americas.
G. ". sUrFoN.
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SHERIFF.

To the Voters nj Lynn County:
Upon consultation with number Of gentle
men from various parts Of the county. am in
duced TO announce myself as u candidate for
the office of Sheriff. In the event CT my cleo
ton, can only assure the people of prompt
and faithful discharge of the duties of the
Office. OSCAR j. HUNT
Oct. Is, 1869. -
We are authorized to annoince H. NJ i.
CLARK. of Center township. as Il cantli-
date tor Sheriff OF Lyon county at the ensu-
ing November election.
To the PEN le ~ lynn County;
Upon consult 'ti0n with f.'W friends from
different parts of the county. am induced to
announce myself as Il candid tie for the Office.
Of Sheriff. do this. l~t. because desire the
position; 2d. b"CTftIse ! feel tn / am GO mpr-
tent to fill it; and Sd. have reasonable aS>ur-
preaching full election. assure the people az
this county thIt it will he my sim in my Off
cial capacity to come mp 10 the Jettrsonian
standard and discharge the duties CT the office
honestly, faithfully. and trust) capahly -
residence of seven years III the county ha>
enabled me to become quite familiar with all
parts OF it; and while this is no ground upon
which to stand for the support Of the people.
still state the fact, because during this time
having quietly pursued my daily labor. may
not be so we'll known some OF the other can
didateS who have not so closely attended to
private business. l belong TO no CLIQUE and
run in no ring, but should be clad IL receive
the votes of candidates for ali other offi.eS.
and those CT my competitors. who will certain
~ be too modest To vote for themselves. But
over and above this. I rely for success upon the
people of the county.
If, upon being satisfied 10 my integrity
and qualifications. you can give me your sup
port, can only promise in return for your con-
dence fIitlifu discharge of the duties Of
the office. if elected. f. II, COATS.
Sept. 10Th. 1853.
We are authorized to announce JAMES II.
PHEANIS as candidate for Sheriff of Lyon
county ut the ensuing November election.
To The Voters Of Lyon County:
will he candidate tor the 0tfire Of Sheriff
at the ensuing November election. subject to
ton. if enc is held. A. j. ARMSTRONG.
We are authorized to announce JOHN s
WATSON as a candidate for sheriff. at the en-
suing November election.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-10-29

The People Of the Valley Rejoicing.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-10-29

JAS. g.. SANDS.
Wholesale and Retail dealer in and Manufac-
turef of
Saddles. Harness. Brides. &C.,
And all kinds Of
Saddlsrs' and Carriage Makers Materials.
LGsvrsac6S KGwsas.
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SuRvEYnR

Nh. SToTLER: Different persons have asked
me il would offer for rr-tlrctiOn to the Office
Of County Surveyor. at the ensuing NoyenlheT
election. have concludStI. after mature leiih-
Grafton that, ~ in this gov ernnse:It the ppnIle
are sovereign. In leave the whole III sftrr q
that il they cause to elect are thai alfic.
-,Or any other office to endeav0r to is..h tls.s
my duties in an honor able way; ar 4 they SIS
cause net 10 elect. 70 aeqnicsrt' ia u.T ,iils
way. ID. r. MC.t uLEY.
We are authorized TO announce ROBER 1
MILLIKES a. q candid tie for County Survey.
az at the approaching NoyeH b T election.
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THE ELECTION.

The election takes place next Tues
day. All should make tia point to vote.
We suppose the fact that there is now a
Democratic ticket in the field will call
out larger vote than there would have
been without it. To the polls! To the
pollsl
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Free Dinner, Excursion, and speeches.
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CnRoNER.

CORONER.
At the request Of a large number uf citizens
of Lyon county. DIR. THO AS MORRIS. Of
EmpOris- has consented to be :: candidate. for
Coroner at the approaching fall election. The
people of this county will lie well and faith
fully served If the Doctor shall ne elected &c the
position. MANY CITIZENS.
September 10, 1860.
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We are authorized To announce r. Iy.RAN-
DALI ~ candidate for the office OF County
Clerk at the November election.
We are authorized to announce DAVID s.
GILMORE. as d candidate tor the Office of
County Clerk ut the ensuing November eIec-
ton,
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T'o she Voters ocE.yor s,ou.,x

Oct. 80. A
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-18
A Great Bargain offered.
A Siam Merchant Mill and Saw
Hill for Sale,

n WILL SELL the above property for less
Il than the machinery cost in Galveston.
There are two run rock capable Of grind
ing 900 bushels grain in II hours, with
or Il cord Of wood. A saw capable Of saw.
ing 1000 feet lumber PER day aud good
demand fer lumber at 50 90 per hundred
feet, all in good order. Tho cylinder is
newly bored ont and new balting cloths.
The boiler is so feet long, AZ inches diane
ter, used shout 8 years. The cylinder is
TT inch bore. The Mill House is 40 by 50
fee; long, built With q view Of putting in a
sett Of cards. Power sufficient of running
the mill aud sett of cards or gin. There
are also two good dwelling houses and
some out houses fer hands, 200 acres good
timber land, also about l25 or $50 head
of hogs good stock, berkshire crossed on
Grazisr. j. W. ELLETT.
Dallas, Oct. 2, l2G9-3;3m
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-18
The Nusst;ais OF Mary Lincoln,

The preparations for Mrs. Lin.
coins wedding are said to BIO well
advanced, and it is also said that the
ceremony will be solemnized early
in December, in view ofwhich facts,
the editor Of the Easton Argus thus
moralzos: The "happy dog as our
readers have already been advised
is Count Schneidenbutzen, Grand
Chamberlain to the Duke of Baden.
Although his title is rather imposing,
it does not in the Counts own home
imply either an impressive weight
Of dignity or purse noticcably
heavy. The Duke of Baden has
small cash to spare and mono to be-
stow on Grand Chambcrlains, who
have little to do about his Court,
and who "come cheap" in land
whore every fourth Dutchman is a
Count or Baron. Indeed mod.
crate belly-fuil of kraut and pun
pernickel every Sunday is the only
kind of"government pap" that ever
distcnds the shrivellcd skin of
Schneidcnbutzcn, who is an uncom-
monty sorry specimen ofthe Teuton-
ic nobility. The poor fellow is said
to DO in ecstacics over his good for
tune in securing an hoiress for q
wife, and to be especially joyous in
the prospect Of falling into the va,
cant shirts, socks, brceches and
shoes of tho "late lamented," a large
numb,r Of which have not yet fol-
lowed his coats and hats to the junk,
shop. A pair of the ''martyr's'
trousers is being cut down for
Schneidenbutzen by Count Kortzcn-
bratzen, the Grand Dukes tailor,
S. being a short-legged little fellow
while the late A. H., as everybody
knows, strobe the land on pair OF
natural stills.
1t will BIO funny sight, not how
ever without some melancholy sug-
gestiyeness, to behold poor Schuei-
denbutzen leading "Mary, relict of
Abraham Lincoln, deceased" to the
altar, clad in the vcritable habili-
ments of his illustrious predecessor,
his brooches shining with autogra-
phic grease spots left by White
House dinners of the past-his lit
tie feet shaking about loose in a pair
of Illinois boots, a milo too big for
them-and his tiny hands encased
in pair of those enormous yellow
kids in which the fist of the Mar
tyr was said to bear striking re-
semblance to a canvassed Cincinnati
ham. Poor little ST. For our part
we don't begrudge him a stitch of
the sacred wardrobe. He will have
earned il all before he is done with
Mary L., and as she only reserved
after her bereavement those gar
ments which nobody would buy,
ner new husband will begin his
matrimonial career by falling into
uncommonly bad habits.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-18
Dr. nICTEApTS
REMEDIES.
cs- thee only, AID saya Iiulr, health and Haney
$1,000 REWARD for any cass u di'sa'r II

Tee thee only, aud saya Iiu's. health and Houey
$1,000 RtwtBD for any cass u di'tasr In
any stage phiyh ,hry hil 10 cure,
I'm. RIuHAU'S GOLDEN nALSAM, Nu, !, cures
ID glsvI., liberated SoF- Threat and Mouth, sOFe
kyrs Caiahraus ETnpIi'ns, CuI~ToaioTrd bic iehrs'
SORENESS u the calp, cruiu'a Sc; i the greatest
RrhaVaiur, Alternative aud Blood furineI EEoNn'
rrInuVrs all mrrcnry from the >! s,v aud leaves The
blood pure aud hcAithy.
tNR RlCi'AC's GOLDEN nALsAu, No, 2, eurc-
Msrcurlal Affections, Ghrnmgtism Ia all u.
turm., aud gives immediate rc!iri In all Eases,
Price 81 either No. l Or 2 a. pr bottle, or two
bottle, Tot sl,
nR. RICnAu's GOLDEN AsTIpoTE, a rapid
ID and radical cure for all urinary arrangements
PTirc 81 prr bottle.
nR. RICHAU's GOLDEN ELIXIR pAMOrR.
~ radical cure for Nervous OF Grhrral Debility
Ia Did or young; lmparting energy with wonderful
,flort. Piec Is per bottle, az two bottles for 81.
On receipt Of price these rrnciie, viii be shipped
TO any place. Prumpi attention paid To all CORES
pUnlcnis None genuine without the manu- Of "nW
RICIAr'S GOLDEN REMEDIES, u. RlCH'
ARDS, Solo Proprietor" blown In glass nf bottles
Address DE-. d. u. RICHARDS, No. .ss HaTiek
81. New York.
kuy, u, lsgg--6:ly
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tss sfssi ssssti't - = Hst
Iirs HtF atfa lifH.Hf HffIl.f
faHafI.a Co., Ft lI.H.t zee ralt
..f.H fHa HHf.tfi ff AriHHs
afh fsHl le .f.ffi A. isY e
aaFff Huh thF Iaiilf 81 hs atfr iH
l.i.a SO htra p.fre bel ihs dusi
b.stf sHni iIsnttf add if.Hf
u fu hia Ihl wager va afrtldri
rri ihe pirv ~ H.uufY sfsuiDl
alice triur rarfnllt mhfkei When
iLs tan hal pTsrrir.i some lie
ianrF ir'm che sIsli, n hamunt ua.l
a ~ bio inI that hv had lnsl snmo
thine aud ,rirr-d him in1 srrk H.
t'auitls Immediately lunrl bark
ani his master aHd his rnmpauiuu
puTsRri their Nsik a. the lkao 81
llrnis Meahnhiiu a ira, eilsr, Whu
hapl,sRri % b. ia-l returning Ia a
small rhaiss fran iinoonnes, FER
rriysl ihe pirre II nOnvy which
he horse had kirkrd hORi lls hid
ing plaoe, no alighlei, took /, an,
aud dnhVs % his ian, ia the Hue
Point AJAX Cr1ux. nanichs had
r,a,h,i the SPOT la search II lhe
iu,i pies. when the stranger picked
iIup. lie followed the chaise. wen,
Toto the ian, ahl stack close h TIC
traveller Having secuted Oul the
roln, which no had bevn ordered Ia
bring hack, IN tho pocket Of lhe lat
ter, he leaPed az necessarily at aud
about him, fhs Traveller, surprising
him 20 be soms dog that had been
lusl ar len behind by hls master, 70
rarlrl HE 4 llcrent movements as
lArks III f5ndness, and az tho AMI,
NAL was handsome, he determined
10 keep him, lie gave hum good
supper, aud on retiring 10 bed, tool,
him with him Ia his chamber. M
sooner had no pullcl or hls brooches
lhan they were seized by the dog
Ihs owner, cOn"eiying that ho want,
81 to play with them, took them
away again.
The animal hogan to bark AT the
door, which the traveller opened,
under the idea that the dog wanted
% 80 out. Caniche snatchod up the
hrceehes aud away he lSw. the
traveller posted amer him, with his
nighivsp on, and literallp SaGS ca,
lotfes, Anxiety for tho fate Of n
purse full OF good Napoleons, of for
Is francs each, which Was in one Of
ihe pockets, gave rcdoubled velocity
To- HIS steps. Caniehe ran full speed
20 lis masters house, whore the
stranger arrived u moment after
words, brcathless and enragcd. lie
accused the dog OF robbing him
Sir" said tho master, "my dog ia
very faithful creature and II he
has run away with your brooches
il IL because you have money in
them which does not belong 10 you.
The traveller became still more ex,
asperated. compose yourself, sir,
rciuined tho other, smiling: with
out doubt there is in your purse a
elk livrc piece, with such and such
marks. which you have picked up
in tho Boulevard st. Antoine, and
which | threw down there with the
firm conviction that my dog would
bring il back again. This is the
cause of the robbery ho has commit
ted upon you" The stranger 8 rage
now yielded TO astonishmcnt. lie
delivered the six livre piece to tho
owner, and could not forbear coress
ing the dog, which had given him
80 much of uncasiness and such al
unpleasant chase.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-18
PLANTATION BITTERS

This wonderful vege-
table restorative Is the
Shcet-anchOr Of the feeble
and debilitated. As q
tonic and cordial for the
aged and languid it has
no equal among stomach
les. As q remedy for
the nervous weakness to
which women are espec-
tally subject, it is
superseding every other
s tim u1ant. In all
climates, tropical, tenn
perate or frigid, it acts
as a specific in every
species Of disorder which
underlnines the bodily
strength and breaks down
the animal spirits.
Wherever 1t is intro
duced it becomes a
standard article---a me-
dicinal staple. 1t is to-day
the best and purest tonic,
and the most popular
medicine in the civilized
workable sure and get
the genuine. Sold by all
Druggists, Grocers and
Country Stores.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-18
Eldcr smith, at sac Lake City

Elder Smith, at Salt Lake City,
recently married the widow and two
daughters of his brother, and a re
porter of the telegraph inquired
what relation the children of the
Two daughters would bear 10 Smith.
Tbereupon Smiths son thrashed
fhe reporter. and bis curiosity II
supposed r. be satisfied.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-18
McCURDY'S HOUSE,

WE will continue our business IS here
w tofore, with the addition Of ample
Lodging aud good stable with plenty Of
provender, and We pledge ourselves to la
Dor TO make ell comfortable who may favor
US with their patronsge-but We will not
submit toany disorder or obscene language
in our hOuoe. Below We give list u our
charges, specie rates:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-18
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ttsrrfIH rE.f tn o. HtfI.f IL rr
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.HHfHfH t..H HHh.a.t o. I.f aitff 80
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-18
pHYSIOMEDICAL PKACTITIVNEl
Of s-E r
M EDICIN E.,

rs LOCATED on the Col, Hardin Farm. IA miles
1 North jamestown, and will treat, upon purely
physiological principles, patients who may fnvor
him with a call, aboring under Ague affections, or
Feve Of any grade yellow, typhoid scsrot or spot.
ted, jaundicc, Hemorages Of every variety, either
external or internal F.ux, and arrangements OF
the bowels Neuralgia. and Rheumatic Affections,
Gout, Gravel, elect, and Secret Diseases generally
Lung Affections Scrofulous and Gsndular Enlarge
neuts, &C.; affections Of Liver, Spleen. kindov.
sas, &c; Congestions, or secumulstions Of
blood in and to eny orr. Insanity. Hematuria
or bloody urine yellow disease so called; crsmp,
Spasms, Chorea, Cholera. Cholera Morbas, Sick
Headache, Cold Surface and Extrcmties, Nervous.
ness and Spinal affections; Eruptious. Small Pox,
Measles, Erysipelas, letter. Csnker, Sores, Car
bunkles, Cancers, Corps Callous Enisrgemcnts
DropsIss, Huptures, Heart affections, Sour or Burn
ing Stomach, Indigestion, or Dyspepsia fA,ulency,
Costiveness. Piles, Prolapsus Ami, Sore eyes. and
| weakness Of those organs, Desfness, sfranSury,
Stammering Suffering, Crooked or Crossed Eyes,
Dislocations, wounds and broken bones.
Especial attention given TO FEMALE AFFEC-
TI0NS every grade regardless OF name or locality
Having treated with universal success some Of tts
worst forms and complications, (restoring 10 life
and utility organs which were paraiyGed) VIII
treat generally diseases arising from distractions In
the system or perverted action Of the circnlstory
fluids Of the body, whether caused by cold, nssris,
naturalization, poison, or accident does not prom
circumstance and bad nursing); yet from his eI.
perence and former success, feels no hcsitsney In
saying (f his prescriptions are fully complied VIM
he will relieve every salvable case and prolong the
lives Of many who are deemed hopclcssiy diseased.
Will prescribe by letter for simple or sceute dis
eases, receipt Of 81 so Zone dollar and half cur
rency), aud for every complication one dollar viii
be added. Chrocic cases will receive prompt atten-
tion for from Eve to twenty dollars as to circun-
stances and surroundings. VIII charge bis usual
price for bis compounds and medicines, 10 ell his
patrons unless ordered BY quantity, when liberal
discount will be made. When inducement Is offer
ed, will visit remote localities
BB- Can furnish references TO many lsring ~if-
nesses also CERTIFICATES Of his superior attachments
and general good success. -s
Terms, moderate and in advance. fifty cents
mileage, dollar for prescription, simple acute
cases extra for medicine and pr0trscted services.
Whersnsfrons have not the money, produce vii
be tnken, II n can be made sssilshle.
Freedmen aust give good security. IL. =.
July ., lsGp-<2senos -I.l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-18

EHAVING been appointed administrator
HI of the estate of Sylvia Hull, deceased
by the County Court of Dallas county, Of
the September term, 1869. hereby notify
and require all persons having claims
against said estate, to present the same
within the time prescribed by law, or they
will be barred. ---
WILLIAM JOHNSON,
Administrator.
Dallas, Oct. so, 1s69-E6w ''
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-18
meal.

Maa and horse all night ] q
An extra charge for rooms 10 be oscu'
pied by one person only.
Thankful 10 the public for past favors
We solicit q lib:ral share Of patronage u
tho future.
q. A. McCURDY & co.
Kaufman, Aug. I, ls69-47:ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-18

The shove rates are specie; currency t-ken 81 is
value.
This linz oornects 81 Dallas staEe lines
roing North 10 NcEinnsy Bonhsrn, Paris and Clsrks
VILE and Syufh-est WErnlahis. Hfilsborn, Nnco
and Austin - .--.-..-l -. .
Persons rfsitfrr Western, Nor1h -rsfsrn o. sotth-
western Terms Should ~ an rssHs take ths lins. -
il y ne rnasf szp-ifior he ehapsst and p-ssuiet
~. sRAPFrrIr 80.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-18
pnilding and Lot for Sale.

TfNlIE PROPERTY In Dallas fronting on
4 the square, aud known az Alexander
slmou warehouse, now occupied by W.
CaTuIh & Brother.
Apply 10 GEO, BuTLEh \ Cor
Oct, ., lso9-i'u G'l'es'os'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-18
COLLIN COUNTY.

O-10 ACHES timber and przirie. nearly Dire
= ~ Fzsi from Mrkirney. abati u nile
nsii.s sfF--ne-svilir- 1his is one & fhs fret
frari- q laal u lie stat Considering sgi tsitsl and
Nsfsr-
Az or EtF offhess lnnfs VII ~ zal6 IN t-rsis ~
% terms q cut pEcasers and for met q thea cur
rsnry o. cz-fis ~ ~ taken
JOHN N CROCKETT. Agent.
rs-fsa rr-rr-~ g l-eq-1r.f
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