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men this condition Of things, this open de
fance Of honesty and dccency, is something
incxprcssibly shocking and painful. We
dcnounce 1t accordingly, and we call upon
all honest men to Join MS in denouncing it
until by the forco of public opinion, our
lazy, pleosure.loving, and indifferent Pres-
dent is compelled TO do his duty by dismiss
ing the Brbetakcr from the public service.
--
Though the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor makes no clear reply to the serious charges
which have been brought against him, he has
opened the 1oodgatcs Of his oratory with
vengeance. A man who talks SO much cannot
be expected TO talk sense all the while but Gen.
WoopToRD counts, undoubtedly, upon the igno.
rance Of his hearers. On no other hypothesis can
wo explain the astonishing assertion he made at
Albany on Wednesday evening last, respecting
the bill authorizing the division Of the Directors
of the Erie Railway Company and the other rail-
way companies Of this State into Eve classes, Of
which one class should 20 out Of office each year
"Were that princi pie extended, there 10 not saw.
irgs bank nor life insurance company In the State,
In which accumulated tho earnings OF the work.
ingman and upon which depend tie hopes aud
livelihood ofths widow and the orphan that would he
sale from the grasp u Tammany directors. And to
night charge that by that act o. thr DamoItal.c
Governor, and the refusal of the Democratic Legis
lature last winter TO repeal IT, the good iaitb AND
name OF the State have been tarrished charge that
BY that act the foreign holders Of American stocks
Lave been robbed Of their prOgcrty, aud all redress
for the wrong nuililcd and Denied
The truth is that the principle in question is
one which has been acted upon for years past by
corporations both in Europe and in this country.
1t is applied to the direc ,ors OF the largest life III
surance company in this city-the Mutual Life
Insurance Company, on the corner Of Broadway
and Liberty street. The directors Of the Pitts.
burgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago, the Illinois,
Central, the Chicago and Alton Railroad Com
pany and many others, are governed by it /; and
If our .avings banks IRE exempt from it's applico-
ton, they ought TO be brought under it as soon
as possible. The plan requiring whole Board Of
Directors to be elected at an annual election, is
that which dishonest men much prefer, since it
enables them TO get control Of an institution by a
single sudden effort, and, before they can be
tIrucd out TO work irreparable mischief.
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Amusements To-day.
Americas In.tIvt Exhibition o. G2J IT. and "a
n setk's The atre- -Hiy Van wake Msups,.
Fcarteentb street The Made Ss,bach.
1ifth Avenue Theatre-MAn AuI hAG Mauhe.
Ess.rsisns- En-, Railway
ernrd Opers House, Ps,t Paw. Matinee
Kelly 4 lie 81 tot ssd 80 Brlsd-.y
Jlns Edwin's Theatre -Bie'. . ,ei tr'n C'r.i' As
EibIe'. Cardeu-Hs.r', Fss. Lo,ta Mai"e'
oiy-pio Theatre -FHrA poana d aNgt hiunte'
steinway uuII-Mie. Chh,ths Nl'.or Ns'inss
San Frnncisco hlsstrsis-@ bfo~"hN
Isuy ps.t.r's Opera Hsuse- Contin'' n hssne
The Reach Pneuna tie TunneI--opsu 70 NIssn
" sIIssL', Inc Nsss.
" ..s'. nu.sus, King R,r., psutt, M,r~
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Wooiford's Dark Iugraiitude.

II there is any man 20 whom Gen WooD.
FORD 10 under obligations, il is Horace
GHEELEY II was Mr.. GREELEY who
brought him forward rs a candidate for Lieu
nautGovernor and secured his nomination
aud election in 1866 1t is also understood
that Mr.. GREELEY mtcricred in his behalf in
1851, WHOM tho Yritt...c had Iog,un 60 p,,b.
lish articles intimating tiut lac WAS guilty of
corruption in connection with the notorious
slayetrader APPLETON oAKsMIrif, and the
bonding Of his vessel, the Augusta, in order
TINT she might sail upon the slave trade
Such being the oblis atoms which should
have constrained Gen WooDFoRD to stand
by Mr. GREELEY 10 the utmost, and which,
above all, should have prevented him from
taking any advantage of 4 temporary defeat
Of the great Republican journalist, is ii not
plain that the contrary course which he took
at Saratoga subjects him TO the chnrge of
gross and black ingratitul1 toward GREE
LEYf 1t is true that GREELEY aud FENroN
had been beaten in the organization of the
Convention but notwithstanding this disas.
tei GREELEY was still 80 strong as q caudl.
date that with the help of little honest
support from WoopFoRD and his liXty dele
gates his nomination would have been ccr.
tain Instead Of giving this support, auj
thus securing for lis friend AMI patron the
honor lie desired Con WoOproED was busy
intriguing TO get the nomination himself
Though he must have Known that the ne
I Il. ,r 90
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If our savings banks are exempt from It's applica-
ton, they ought to be brought under it as soon
as possible. The plan requiring whole Board Of
Directors TO be elected al an annual election, is
that which dishonest men much prefer, since it
enables them 10 get control Of an institution by
single sudden effort, and, before they can be
turned out to work irreparablc mischief
Senator FENroN is not 60 prominent as a
Republican candidate for the Presidency as he
was a year ago; but he may come up again
when the vote on GRASr's favori,e Gov. Woop.
FORD is taken in November, and he is beaten
fly thousand or so, will il not be regarded a
vote in favor of FtSroSS How fast the political
kaleidoscope changes
Tho London Times takes tie useless
trouble 20 lecture the Germans upon what II Is
pleased 10 characterize as their implacable dis
position" But is there any nation more relcnt-
less IN its rcscntmcuts than Old England? For
one 1.-THE Of the provccation which brought the
Germans TO the gates Of Paris Great Britain
threatened to lombard Athens, aud laid waste
Afghanistan and Abyssinia. Upon the remote
chance OF the downfall Of the American Rcpub-
lie, and without any proyocauon on our part
England sided with the Southern SHAREHOLDERS,
and drove our shipping from the ocean. Jus.
tcc and magnauimity begin, Ike charity, at
home and the London Tnes Officiating as
professor OF international ethics, is like Mopii,
iophelcs presiding over C Universal Peace AS
soci.nor.
Did aav 90. Of men over do tn W RI. o!
enoth r ST., i'.or, Il 1rorthlv tlan She B..u'u.,u
Convention ~ Sa-c'cre did The we.l ~ Tiu.
iaauy 30 rofcira'.r: ST.vAp5 l. Woot.arpe We
have head of T.wn4ry Republicans, au: th'.c
{; Saratoga ben, OH others.
Where is President GrAH1's letter en-.
dorsing the nomination Of STEWART l. Woon.
ToHp? Mr. GnVriEY has gone aSay so that it
can he published in the Tri5'De without com.
meat. II ought not to be delayed much longer or
it will come too late. I'y tho Wv, il ia curious
that the President, who keep. q Brbc-takcr At
the head Of the State Department, should have
secured the nomination Of man who Is accused
of being Bribc.tl as his candidate .or Gov.
ernor Of New York.
An officer on the staff Of Captdn-Gencral
DB RonAs hiss stated that since the outbreak Of
the Cuban revolution, in October lo5s, 81 $50
spanish troops have been landed 10 the island
spain had at the time Of the outbreak not less
,Lan 10000 regulars IN Cuba, To-day the total
number OF regulars IN the island does not ex-
coed $4,000 Calculating the proportion Of losses
by sickness At the very liberal figure of fifty per
cent, the fac, remains to he accounted tor by the
advocates ofthe occasional bullet theory that
some o3. 900 spppi.h REGULARS have been di,po.cd
III, the Cub.ns. II Ia, been estimated from
t!.a average nn,,ncr ot3sath, ON ver,or. b,,t,a.
field. r.t in h.tn, Al spt every 900 lu,,et,
DISCHARGED XIII nun. Tplh..,,. Al. r..l "a
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Atsr al. these Il rures are mcr.h rotiuAi n = iuu
veto be not poNed. To result ccppnls tn',rcly
upon which prV is more NIgliul ard active on
eleOuou ..y. Ia, prtsoat apathY b. d ..,VL.LIlus.
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Where ia President GrAHTs letter en-
dorriug the nomination Of STEWART J. Woop-
Toap? Mr. GHVrlEy has gone away, so that it
can be published in the Tri,vss without com.
meat. II ought not to be DELAYED much longer, or
It Will come too late. l'y the Wv, it's curious
that the President. who keeps Bribc-,akcr At
the head OF the State Department, should have
secured the nomination Of man who Is accused
of being Bribc.taAer as his candidate .or Gov.
ernor Of Now 0rk
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LET NE DE FORGOTTEN

Father wish could live TO mal your hope. and
SUES bhl cannot Oh, rum run rum l. T.
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS who are or may be interest
"A ed I'm the proceedings hereinafter NAMED.
are hereby notified that the undersigned, the
Board Of County Commissioners offhe County
of Lyon, in the State OF Kansas. viii, on We'd
Hssddy, the 18Th day Of February, Il. u. 1870.
where the route or track Of the Atchisors 70
peka & Santa Fe Railroad enters the said coun-
y Of Lyon, and from said point said Commits
sioners will proceed to and will lay on along
the line Of said proposed Railroad, as located
by Said Atehison, Topeka Santa Re Railroad
Company, through the said County Of Lyon, a
and In the manner provided by law ; and also
viii lay on for said Railroad Company the land
necessary for side-tracks. depots, workshops
Except timber, a right Of way over adjacent
lands sufficient TO enable said Railroad Com
pany to construct and repair It's roads and eta
lions, and right TO conduct water bF neqne-
ducts and the right Of making proper drains
along and from the line or route Of said Railroad,
and said Commissioners VIII also appraise the
value Of the land 50 TO be taken for railroad Pur-
poses, and assess the damages rs provided by
law. Said Commissioners viii commence their
labors bereinbefore stated, at the time and
place hereinbefore named, and VIII continue
the same along the route OF said proposed
Railroad, as located by said Railroad Compa-
ny, from the point OF commencement To the
town Of Empofia, in said County Of Lyon; and
Afterwards, to-wit: on Monday, the End day OF
May, A. ID. 1873, at 10 o'clock, A. H., Of said
day. said County Cemlnlsslonefs WI meet
OF Lyon. in the State Of Kansas. and will pro-
coed to lay on and locate for the said Atehlson
Topeka e Santa Fe Railroad Company, from
the said town OF Emporis % the Western beun-
Diary line Of said County Of Lyon, and along
the line OF said proposed Railroad. as located
by the said Railroad Company, . route for said
proposed Railroad through the said c0unfy Of
Lyon. from the town of EInporia to the west
erH boundary line Of said County, to the ex:
tent and I'm the manner prescribed by laws and
also 20 set aside for said Company all lands
necessary for side-tracks, depofs, workshops,
and water stations. material for construction.
except TIMBER right OF way over ad3ecent
lands sufficient 70 enable eaid Railroad HcODI-
pany to construct and repair its roads and sta
items, and right 70 conduct water by eeqne-
ducts and the right Of making proper drains
along and from the line md tracks OF said Rail-
road; and also said Commissioners VIII APP
praise the value OF such lands - may De taken
and appropriated by them for railroad put
poses, and they will also assess the dahsaseS'
rs provided BY law. - ,,o,,,-
D. L WAHn.} Is Commissioner o.
r. g. HUI the county OF Lyon.
January 18th, a. d. 1870.
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Sheri6S Sale.

DY virtue of order Of sale, bearing date
ID January 3. 1870, issued out Of the District
Court Of the Fifth Judicial District sitting in
and for Lyon county, Kansas, and 20 me direct
ed, Will offer for sale at public auction at the
Court House door, in the town of EmperiA, in
said county, on
Tuesday, February n, 1870,
An one O'Clock p. m. of said day, the following
described Real Estate, to wit: Lots No. q, ON
Mechanics street, No. Ie1, on Union street, and
No. 14i, on Congress street, in the said town of
Emporia, said property 10 be Sold as the prop
erty of Orlando A. Trip, TO satisfy judgment
in favor of J. r. Swallow.
Given under my hand this Goth day OF Janu-
airy, 4. D., 1870. a. X. BANCROFT
81 Sheriff of Lyon county. Kas
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NOTICE.
Almerin Gillett, ppth, !
The unknown heirs of
John Letter, ST., de-

AIHcFlu Slllett, plIH
Tvs.
The unknown heirs of
John Letter, ST., de-
ceased, defendants.
TIME unknown heirs of John Letter, Sr.. Of
Il parts unknown, will take notice that they
have been sued by Almerin Gillett, and that
his petition was flied against them in the ONCE
of the Clerk of the District Court for Lyon
county. Kansas, on the 25th day of January,
1870, and that they, the said unknown heirs Of
John Letter, ST., deceased. must answer said
petition on or before March 18th, 1870, or said
petition Will be taken as true and judgment
rendered against them, quieting the title Of
said Aimerin Gillett in and TO the lands de-
scribed as the southwest quarter Of section
twelve. township twenty, range twelve, sit
uate in Lyon county, Kansas, against any
claim or claims Of the said defendants, or
either Of them, or any person claiming under
them, or either OF them, by or through convey
anees unrecorded at the time OF the Commence
ment of this suit, and for costs.
ALMERIE GILLETT.
sc PeTse.
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NOTICE.
George R. Bartsch, pleff !

4
VS.. "r
Guilfofd Dudley, Paul X.
Hubbard and the heirs Of
Wm.H .Mickel, decd ,dfs.
TINE said defendants, William Nickel aud
Nettie Nickel, heirs at law OF William ii.
Nickel, deceased. win take notice that the said
above named defendants have been sued by the
said George r. Bartsch, and that he did, ON the
LIST and Sd days Of january, 4. d., 1879, hle In
the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of
Lyon county, Kansas, his petition against them,
and that said defendants, William and Eettie
Nickel must answer the said petition oa or be-
fore March 18th, 1870, or the same Will be taken
decreeing partition Of the southwest fraction
nj quarter of section 9, and the northwest
quarter of section Z, all in township II, range
13, in Lyon county, Kansas, and containing
342 Sl-l00 acres, more or less. according 20 the
Government survey, and directing the portion
Of said plaintiff, to-Sgit: One undivided nth Of
said premises TO be set of 70 him on the south
side OF the northwest quarter Of section seren
aforesaid. and FOR the appointment Of Commits
sioners 10 set OF to each of said parties their
respective shares In said premises as follows.
to-yyit: To George r. Bartsch one undivided
fifth OF said premises in vaiue, on from the
south side OF section aforesaid; one undivfd-
ed two-fifths TO Guilford Dudley; one undiFid-
ed fifth to Paul r. Hubbard; and one undiyid
ed fifth to the heirs OF William ii. Nickel, de-
ceased, to-wit: Margaret Nickel. widow Of de-
ceased; William Nickel, Frederick Nickel
Nettie Nickel, Chester q. Nickel, Cora Nickel,
and Jennie Nickel, children Of deceased.
ALMERIN GILLETT,
4-G ATTORNEY for PLAINTIFF.
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NOTICE.

STATE OF Kansas In the District Court of
County of Lyon, SSH said county.
Zulotan Coberly, pl'tf.l
VIM. d. Coberly, DIRT. J
VNTILLIAM ID. COBERLY is hereby noti-
w fled that he has heen sued by Zulotan CO.
berry, that her petition against him is filed by
her in the District Court OF Lyon county. Kan
sas, and that he must answer said petition on
or before the 18th day OF March, A. D., 1870. OF
the same will be taken as true and Judgment
rendered accordingly, diYorcing said Zulotan
from said William ID. COberly, and awarding
her the custody of their infant daughter,
Frank. PEYTON & SANDERS,
As Attorneys for said Zulotan.
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NOTICE.
Almerin GiIlett, pltf,l

Thos. W. johnson drtl
TIME said Thomas W. johnson, defendant.
L will take notice that he has been sued by
.Almerin Gillett, and that his petition against
him was filed in the office of the Clerk of the
District Court of Lyon county, Kansas, on the
18th day of January, 1870, and that he must
answer said petition on or before March 14th.
1870, or said petition will be taken true and
judgment rendered against him, quieting the
title of the said Aimerin Giliett in and 90 the
lands described the east half of the north
east quarter of section six. township twenty
range IL, in Lyon county, Kansas, against the
claim OF the said defendant, or of any person
or persons claiming under him by any con-
veyance unrecorded at the time of the roIn-
mencement of this suit, and for costs.
ALMERIN GILLETT,
4.6 Per sc.
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In all new ountries we hear of fatal diseas-
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 day. While these diseases
prevail, use a little in their feed once or twice
a week, and your poultry will be kept free from
all disease. In severe attacks oftentimes they
do not 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.
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 judieious use OF
LEIS' CONDITION PowDER the flow Of milk is
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 SALYE-wiil
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
spring Of the year; promotes fattening, pre-
vents securing, &c.
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NOTICE.
VS..
VIM. W. Sticknev and


VS..
VIM. W. Stickney and
Hiram NJ. Coombs, dfts.
TIME said defendants, of parts unknown,
will take notice that they have been sued
by Almerin Giliett. and that his petition was
filed against them in the office of the Clerk OF
the District Court for Lyon county, Kansas, on
the 25th day of january, 1870, and that the
said defendants must answer said petition
or before March 18th, 1870 or said petition will
be taken as true and judgment rendered against
them, quieting the title of said Almerin Gillett
in and to the lands described as the northeast
quarter of section thirty-twO, township TWEEN
ty, range thirteen, in Lyon county Kansas,
against any claim of said defendants, or either
of them, or any person claiming under them by
or through conveyances unreeorded at the time
of. the commencement of the suit, and for costs.
ALMERIN GILLETT,
4-6 Per sc.
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LEGAL ADVEkTISEEIsNTS.
Administrator.s NOTICE.,

NOTICE is hereby given that letters OF. adj
an ministration upon the estate OF Samuel A
1aiarnn, deceased, have been granted TO me by
I Hs,l Probate court Of Butler county, State Of
ana persons having claims against said estate
Are required to exhibit them within one wear
from saiu Gate, or they may be precfude,I from
within three years from said date they Viii 81.
forever barred. JOHN 7. MARTIN
30 Administraforf
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ARACkE a. co. have established a
WI Brewery just north OF Emporia, and are
prepared TO furnish beer and ale on alert no
lice. A good stock constantly on hand. Gus
toners will do well 20 call on us
Highest market price paid for barley.
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One can not fail to be shocked by a
daily glance into the English papers,
with the tremendous sternness of law
in Great Britain against petty criminals.
The November and December severei-
ties of weather in London, especially,
give rise to host of small larcenies,
committed by the starving poor. These
thefts, which rarely rise above the val
ne of brace of chickens, are punished
to prison. In a London police court,
recently, child, found on the steps of
the Mansion House, half dead from cold
and hunger, was sent to the nearest
prison for eighteen months, for vagran-
cy. A woman who had distracted a
hat-iron from weather. neighbor, was
doomed to be shut up for two years.
Beggars are frequently condemned to
swelter in Jail for twenty months.
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HORSE sH Elm G
AND
..JOBBING SHOP

"As moved his shop from Paul Beck's old
stand, TO the shop formerly occupied Dy
GF. BurRan, just east Of the printing once,
where he will be glad TO seeslI his old custom
ers and ss many new ones a. desire
EfrHs.G1ass 1EoEse SAaeekn8,
And General BlacksmithiBg done On short no
tee nd At the lowest rates. Civ ~ call
EO-H
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-04

The great teachings of Jesus, con-
corning God and man, have been veri-
fed by the experience of sixty genera
tons of Christian men and women.
They have guided them to God; they
have rescued them from sin; they have
created faith, hope and love in human
hearts they have conquered the fear of
death they have consoled the sufferers
under the burdens of life.
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Sber,Ts safe

DY virtue of an order of sale, bearing ,Iat,,
ID January s, 1870. issued out of the District
Court of the Fifth Judicial District. sitting In
and for Lyon county. Kansas, and to me direct
ed, Will offer for sale at public auction at the
Court House door, in the town of Emporia, in
al ~ ON
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-04

The celebrated sculptor, Launitz,
to whose chisel the people of Frank
fort-on-the-Main are indebted for the
admirably executed Gutenberg Monu-
ment, has just died, after tedious ILL
ness, at the age of "a. He was a native
of Courland, but for many years before
his death had resided at Frankfort,
which he regarded as the home of his
adoption.
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Tuesday, February -, Isso,

At one O'Clock p. m, of said day, the following
described Real Estate, to wit: Lot No. 81 on
Rural street, in the said town Of Emporia said
property to be sold as the property Of Orlando
A. Trip, to satisfy Judgment in favor OF j..
r. Swallow.
Given under my hand this, Goth day OF Janli-
airy, A. D., 1870. A. r. BANCROFT,
81 sheriff of Lyon county, KaS
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Public Sale Of School Lands,

uullG Dai6 vi OtuUul LdHuN,
COUNTY TREAsCRER's OFFICE,
EMPoRIA, Lyon Co., Kas., Jan. is, 1870.
NOTICE is hereby given that will offer tor
IN sale at public auction, on
Saturday, 18th of February, A. d. 1870,
At one O'clock p. M. Of said day, at my Office I'm
the Court House, in the town Of Emporia. the
following described School Lands, situate in
Lyon county, Kansas, to wit:
SEQ. Tosca. Range. AppTaised az.
5 = ofnw = SO Is IL $500
NeN of swL
Ne u Of n 4
5 u of mex
y eL Of $ e a
5 = Of e:.h &"
MOVES SPICER,
3-6 County Treasurer.