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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-10-07
THAT BOTTOM AGAIN.

We wrote about the terrible two-mile
mud hole south of the Cottonwo God last
year, until we were ashamed to
write about it any more. We are glad
our Southern Kansas contemporaries are
coming to the rescue. Here is what
they say:
That Cottonwood bottom south OF Emporia is in
miserable condition again Why don't the Empo-
across the river. and just at the end of il most
abominable mudhoie, about two miles across. II
would not take much work to ditch the sides of the
road, and it should be done -EErekd Herald
Gov. Eskridge, Jacob Stotler. II. c. Cross S. J.
Crawford. Col. Robinson. l. L. Perley, $ Il. Riggs
T.. Il. Bancroft and II number of other prom inent
citizens of Emporia started Eldorado last Mon
day, since which time nothing has been heard of
them. While the citizens Of Enporia do not conSid-
very great loss TO them vet they have desire
TO know what has become of their distinguished
LATER.--An old plug hat. an empty bottle and a
slip OF paper. containing the following hastily writ
CIR, near Bakers Ford on the Cottonwood: For
reliable. speedy and direct road to the lower
Cottonwood Bottoms"
While we do not exactly believe in a personal
devil; = literal hell and infant damnaton, yet we
of the opinion that all of these and many more
fix that Cottonwood bottom forthwith WalaE9
Tdkcy Times
We believe we tell the truth when we
say the two miles between the Cotton
wood bridge and Dry creek is the worst
road to be found in the State. 1t is a
disgrace to our enterprising communi-
ty. 1t is driving trade away from our
city to the towns below, and if not fix
cd soon will compel all the people south
of here to seek other places of business
altogether. Persons assert that they
would rather travel all the way from
Dry creek to Eureka than over that
two miles of bottom. 1t ought to be
improved. Why it is suffered to re-
main in the almost impossible condition
it is in now, from year to year, is a
mystery. Railroads are important aux
iliaries in building a town. Good mer-
chants, with plenty of competition; low
priced goods, etc, are vain in if our
town is inaccessible by reason of i'm
passable roads. We nope something
will be done speedily.
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CARD.

LAWRENCE, KAs., Sept. 10, 1870.
e. II. BdrthoLotc, Esq, agent Life
association Of America, Laurence, KS.
Dear Sir: Having received through
you, to-day, from the Life Association
of America, the sum of ten thousand
dollars-that being the amount for
which my late husband was insured in
the company-I desire to bear evidence
of the equitable adjustment of its obi
CATION, as well as TO express my high
regard for so estimable an institution.
The object of life insurance being a
beneficent one, we cannot mention it
too highly; and as we feel the kindness
of that hand that provides for the hour
of distress, we preserve the forethought
such societies cultivate in grateful mem
ory.
Wishing for the Life Association of
America continued success and prosper
ity, as it richly deserves. remain,
MARY C.. ENos.
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ANoTHER.-New papers are multiply
ing rapidly in Kansas. One of the last
is the New Chicago Transcript, printed
at the new town bearing the above name,
in Neosho county. Geo. C. Crowther,
late of the Irving Recorder, and Secre-
tary of the State Senate, is the editor
and proprietor. Its pages are bright,
clean, and full of interest and enterprise.
The Transcript will be tower of
strength for the new town which is
a later-day wonder in growth. We
are glad friend Crowther has taken up
his residence in Southern Kansas, be-
cause he is a good editor and 'tpurifi-
err We hope he will get much ''filthy
lucre," and that his paper will become a
power in the land.
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Proclamation of E,ect;oD

I, E. Fl. Goats, Sheriff of Lyon county, State
Of Kansas, in pursuance of law, do hereby pro-
claim and make known to the qualified electors
OF SAID county, that an election will be held at
the usual places of citing in each and every
township in sad county. on TUESDAY. THE
SrH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D., 1870, at
which election the following officers are to be
chosen, to-wIt:
One member of the House of Representatives
of the United States.
Officers for the State: Governor. Lieutenant
Governor, Secretary of State, Auditor of State,
Treasurer Of State. Attorney General. Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction, and one Associ-
ate Justic. of the Supreme Court.
Also. State Senator for the 10Th Senatorial
District, and
Three members of the House of Representa-
tives of the State of Kansas-one from each
Representative district, VIZ: the Gath, 65th
and Goth.
Also the following named county officers:
Probate Judge, Clerk of the District Court,
County Attorney, and County Superintendent
of Public Instruction.
The polls to be opened at O'Clock p. M, and
closed at p. m. of said day.
Given under my hand this It'll day of Octo-
Der, A. d. 1870, Z. H COATS,
3w Sheriff of Lyon Co.. Kansas.
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JOINT DISCUSSIONS.
Judge Lowe Accepts the Demo-
cratic Challenge.

LEAvEEwoRTH. KAN, Oct. 1, 20.
Hon. Thos. p. Fenioa, Chairman Demo-
cratic State Central Committee:
DEAR SIR.-Your proposal for joint
discussion was referred to Judge Lowe
and Gov. Harvey.
Gov. Harvey is absent from Topeka.
consequently / have not heard from
him. Judge Lowe authorizes the Com
mittee 10 give you an affirmative an
swer.
We, therefore, name the following
times and places for the meetings:
Atehison. -.>...-...W "Wednesday, Oct. r.
Topeka -----..-....4.-.- Saturday, Oct. 10.
council Grove Wednesday. Oct. 10.
Fort Scott ..-...------. Saturday, Oct. %.
The Committee do not feel at liberty
to increase the number of discussions, as
Judge loves judicial duties will pre-
vent him from making a general can
vass of the State, and they do not deem
it wise TO devote all the time to these
joint discussions, particularly as they
break up pre-arranged meetings.
The preliminaries can be arranged
between us at your convenience.
Respectfully yours,
ID. R. AETHoNY, Chairman.
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THE STATE FAIR.

According to all the accounts in the
papers our State Fair, which was held
at Fit. Scott last week, was grand sue
cess. That enterprising town did all in
its power, and even more than could
reasonably be expected of a city of its
size, to make the Fair an honor to the
State and success in every respect. All
the departments were fully represented,
and some of the cattle and horses exhib-
ited were as good as those of our east
ern States.
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The st. Louis Democrat of Monday,
says "Hon. James NJ. Harvey, the worthy
Governor of our sister State of Kansas,
arrived in the city yesterday to attend
the Fair. We have much pleasure in
welcoming him to St. Louis, where he
will be greeted by many personal ac-
quaintances, made during his Temporal
ry residence here in the years of the
war. Kansas will not only be well rep
resented at our Fair by the products of
her shops and farms, but by her popular
Governor also"
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For the News.
The Union Ministerial Association of
Southern Kansas, lately changed to an
Auxiliary Branch of the Evangelical AL
lance of the United States of America,
will meet at Hartford, Lyon Co., Nov.
Sth, at p. m.
Ministers and laymen of all denomi-
nations, who truly wish to sanction
and exhibit the true unity of the church
of Christ on earth," are earnestly re-
quested to attend and help on the good
Wrok.
On arriving at Hartford, call on Rev.
j. E. Cohenour, who will assign your
lodging during the meeting.
L. NJ. HANCOCK.
Burlington, Kas., Sept. 80, 1870.
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Gen. Spinner has received letter
from Springfield, Mass, inclosing a
fifty-cent note of the new issue bearing
the vignette of Stanton, for which the
Treasurer stated recently he would give
50, firmly believing there was no such
counterfeit in existence. The writer
calls his attention to his offer, and Gen.
Spinner will accordingly remit SIS to
to him.
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NATIONAL CAPITAL DELEGATES
Governor Harvey has appointed the fol-
lowing gentlen ens as delegates to the
National Capital Convention, to be held
at Cincinnati on the 25th instant: Hon.
=. L. Akin, of Lawrence; Col. W. A.
Phillips, of Saline Col. ohm A. Martin,
of Atchison; George A. Crawford, of
Fort Scott; Col. Thomas Moonlight, of
Leavenworth; Hon. c. v. Fskridge, of
Emporia; Hon. John Guthrie, of Tope-
ka; Col John w. Horner, of Chetopa :;
and Hon. j. d. Brumbaugh, of Marys-
vile.
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NOTICE.

D x. Spangler will take notice that he has
l. been sued by w C. Lobenstein, in the dis
trict court OF LYON co.. Kansas, in which court
filed against said Spangler, defendant; and
that he will be required to answer said petit
ton on or before the 18th day of November, A.
ID. 1870, or it will be taken as true, and judg-
ment will be rendered against him, and in IA
vor Of said plaintiff for 3O2 dollars and SO cents
and appropriating the following property of
said defend ant heretofore attached, at the suit
Of said plaintiff against him, to wit: Six sets
of silver-mounted harness, ten set of black
strap harness and eleven mems saddles, to the
payment of said Judgment.
RUGGLES & PLUMB,
1912 ATTORNEYS for w. g. I,obenstein
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Speer announces that Geo. ii. Hoyt
is to have charge of the Lawrence Ii'i-
bune in the future. The pushing of
Speer aside at this time is intended TO
have a good effect on Clark's Senatorial
aspirations. The change in his home
organ will do him no good. Hoyt is a
bird of the same feather. He will sup
port the same ring OF corruptionists
and defaulters which the Tribune has
labored to build up. The difference be-
tween Speer and Hoyt is about that be-
tween tweedle-dee and tweedle-dum.
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A special at Boulognc sends word
from Tours that all the south of France
is under arms. Great numbers of
troops have arrived at Tours within the
past week from bordeaux and Mar
settles. The towns on the Loire, Au-
gres, Saone and Netes are crowded
with soldiers, and drilling goes on in
cessantly. The towns on the Rhine
from Lyons to Avignon and Aries have
assumed the aspect of camps. Bour-
nese is in the same condition. No
thought of peace seems to be anywher
entertained.
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SheriTs Sale.

DY virtue of an Execution to me directed from
ID the Clerk of the Distric tCourt of Lyon County
Kansas shall expose for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder, at the door of the Court House
in the city of Emporia, in said county. Kansas on
MONDAY, THE TTH DAY OF NOVEMBER A.
D., 1870, at IL O'Clock NJ of said day the follow
ing real estate, to-wit: Lot number one hundred
and thirty nine us9) Sylvan Street, Emporia, Kan
not to satisfy Judgment against him, in favor of
John Bay.
4oA By T. JOHNSON' Undsp sSerifr
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ADMIT THE CoLoRED CHILDREN.-The
city of Ottawa, by recent action of its
Board of Education, takes the right
stand in regard to the education of col
ored children. No separate schools are
maintained for them, but they are dis
tributed through the several schools
precisely as the children of other citizens
are distributed. This is as it should be.
In Emporia the same ruling prevails, as
1t does in numerous other localities in
the State. Why may it not be made
universal? Why not do away with the
last relic of the senseless prejudice
against color which has so long disgrace
ed the American people? Kansas has
already taken the advanced position that
colored children are entitled to as good
educational advantages as white chill
dren. Let the State now say that they
shall have the same educational advan-
tages; that they shall be educated in the
same schools. If colored man may
meet white man upon terms of equal
ity at the ballot-box, why may not the
colored mans child meet the white mans
child upon the same terms at the public
school, which the black mans vote helps
to maintain? Let the negro schools be
abolished. Let the public schools be
open to the public. We ask the Legis-
lature of Kansas to set this matter right
at its next session.-KdnSaS Education
al Journal
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REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.
NEWS AND EDITORIAL ITEMS.

The number of French prisoners in
Germany is not short of 10000. OF
this number 10000 are within the
bounds of Prussia, and G0,O0O in forts
and other camps.
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The Parisians having ordered that no
Prussian prisoners are TO be taken be-
cause they help to consume the store of
food in Paris, the Prussian commanders
have also been directed to make no
prisoners.
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McMahon prints a letter in late Ma
muir newspaper, disclaiming- all respoD-
sibility for Sedan, disaster which he
attributes to Palikao and the Commit
tee of Defense, who ordered the march
that proved so fatal. McMahon's in
tention was to fall back on Paris. He
expresses his intention to publish in
controvertible proofs of what he says.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-10-07

Gen. Burnside, Gen. Hazen and Col.
Forbes, after much diplomacy, obtained
special permission from the King of
Prussia to visit Paris. They carry their
own flag of truce and arc at their own
risk.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-10-07

The Germans everywhere throughout
the country are leaving the democratic
party. The DeHtschey Zeitung, for a
long time an outspoken democratic pa
per of New Orleans, has now come out
squarely for the republicans.
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Sedgwick county voted bonds to the
Atchison, Topeka s. Santa Fe Railroad
a few days ago, by 800 majority, as we
learn from Messrs. Hutchinson & Sow
ers of the Vidette. This secures the
road to Wichita. Hurrah for the Ar
kansas valley.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-10-07

Hon. Hugh McCulloch, ex-Secretary
of the Treasury, sails in the Scotia No
vember 9th, for London, where he as
sumes charge of J. Cooke s. Co.'s new
banking house, which opens January /,
1871.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-10-07

Mr.. j. +. JOY, having begun his suit
against MIR. S. j. Langdon, in the neu-
trail land test case, the committee repre-
senting the neutral lands met in Fort
Scott on the Both, to take measures for
defending the case, and to employ
Messrs. Danford aud McComas to car
ny it through the Supreme Court of the
State, under the direction of Julian, of
Indiana, and Lawrence, of Ohio.
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A letter from Burlington informs us
that the bonds TO aid the Kansas City,
Burlington and Santa Fe Railroad were
carried in Cofrey county by a majority
of over 200.
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Lime! Limeu

HAyING erected Lime Kiln near Council
- Grove, and having secured switch from
me railroad company, in order 70 facilitate the
quality Of pure Magnetism Lime, almost chalk
white, at very low rates. To parties wishing
Lime, near the line Of the railroad, oEer spe-
esel Inducements. For further particulsrs. ad-
dress the undersigned, 1t Council Grove. Kss.
II amos W. BRADFORD.
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The latest accession to the ministry in
the West is Mariana Thompson. She
recently preached at Grand Rapids,
Mich, and is said to have very win
ming and graceful style.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-10-07

The result of the Prussian operations
in front of Paris thus far is summarized
in special dispatch from a correspon-
dent at Versailles, who telegraphs that
there has been no important progress
made in the siege up to October LIST,
and it is evident that the French in Par
is have availed themselves of the long
delay in the German advance to the
capital to fully prepare it for siege.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-10-07

The Clarke papers are having great
deal of trouble about Anybody. Any
body played them out so bad at the last
convention that they want to know who
he is. They viii find out before the
Senatorial election. One of them says
it is to be Kalloch; another says of
course it won't be Kalloch; another
says it is Anybody. They can't most
always tell who Anybody is.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-10-07

The survey of the North Pacific rail-
road route is completed to Puget Sound,
and 1t is said to be an entirely practical
BILE line.
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Attachm emf.

0OOS1SAAA CAGs
JOSEPH RUBLE ! Before F; c; Hunt ]. P.
VS.. EmpOria To, LYON
P. K. sPANGLER County, Kansas.
ON the 2sth day OF Sept, A. D., 1870 said Justice
" issued an order of attachment for the sum of
two hundred and nine and eighty two one hun
dredths dollars, which canse will come for hear
ing on the 9Th day of November, 4. D., 1870 at 10
O'Clock m, at the office of said Justice in Empo-
ria, county and State aforesaid
40-4a PIaintifrs Xttornevvs.
Emporia, Kas. Oct 3D. 1870
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New Advertisements.
THE TITLES

OFFERS FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING LOTS:
THE TITLES
A Re unexceptionable,an and Taxes Paid Par
11ues are invited to call ut my office, and see
Prices and Location Of the following lots:
WEST sTREET-6O, SC. "A, IS, 10, 80, 81, "a,
50, lO2, 1O6, 12O, lbs, 100, 1856, l3s, 146.
RURAL oTREET-36, 55, 81, 10, u, II, 10,
80, "a, lis, 120, 155, 166, III.
NEOSHO STREET., Il, 81, $50. 152, 1853.
STATE STREET.-24, 40. AZ, 43. 45, 40, g.
%, 81, 100, 1876, 147, 1854, 1853, ga and Sc, cor
ner of 9th Avenue, improved,) log, improved.
CONGRESS STPEET.-24. &c. 80, 81, 80, 81,
90, rs, 10, ~, IS, Sc, 103, 1U5, III, 129, 1852,
81. SO. 7s, 9s, 10O, 124, $50. 1877, Isl, 1872, Ia4
1I5, 1859.
MERCHANTS STREET.-11, Is, 80, 1Os, 149.
COMMERCIAL STREET.-31. A, 81. SO, 127,
lls. 1872, 1Ss, (197, improved,) POI, 203, PA,
$50, 342.
Eight Good Business Lots on 9Th Avenue.
MECHANICS STREETS, 81, SO, 80, 49,
81, SO, 147, 1853, 155.
MARKET sTREET.-1s, 81, SO, 40, 126, 100,
145, l47, 149, 14s, 15s.
UNION STR EET.-2O, 80, 6s, 10, II, 90, 1856,
1853. ~ 49,
EAGhANGE SEREET.-16. II, 46, 4S, 90.
"a, 20, 10, II, 1902, 1O4. 119, 131, 1852, 1853.
COTTONWOOD STREETS, As, 40. 81, SO.
80, 81, 63, IL, IS, 80, 1O1, I29, west half of 81
& Sc, corner of 9Th avenue.
SYLVAN STREETS, SO. 100, 1872. 1874, lat,
l4s, l54, 15s, las, 101. los, 81, At, 40, 55, II,
10, 81.
EAST STREETS. 50, 80, 1O1, 125, 149.
Also Lots at low prices adjoining the City
on the north east OF the Normal School.
The following Quit Claim titles will be sold
cheap:
WEsT.-112. RURAL.-124, 1874. l5O 1873,
l66, 40, 172, 50. 1873, l67, 127. NEoSHO.-
Is. 157, 10. STATE.-6. 8, 10. CONSTITU-
TIOS.-1. COTTONWOOD.-14S. SYL-
VAN.-127, 1873, 143, 153, 1877, 81, 10, 1873.
16S, I15. EAST.-I23, 129.
The above list includes some Of the best
CORNER LOTS on the city.
I am authorized to sell some Of the absve
lots on TINE TO SUIT PURCH ASERs.
Business and dwelling houses for sale.
Good business lots for sale or lease.
IL acre lots, 5 and 10 acre lots for sale, ad.
Joining and near the city. Land in all parts
of Lyon county for sale for cash or on time.
Deeds, Mortgages, &C., drawn, and acknowI-
ments taken. Special attention given to pay
ing taxes and redeeming lands sold for taxes.
Call on or address
E. BORT0N,
EmpOria. Kansas.
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for Senator has already met with several
hearty responses from the press of Kan
sas. Below we publish a couple from
influential papers:
1--WE do not know that Gov. Crawford pro-
poses to be a candidate; but be that as it may
we cheerfully second the NeacS' estimate of his
ntness for the position. He is one of the best
men in our State. To show his standing with
the people. we need only state that he was
chosen Governor in 1864 by majority of g. 1888.
while Sidney Clark, running for Congress on
the ticket with him, received a majority of on
~ l,306; and that he led the whole ticket again
in 1865, when he was reelected. Should he
conclude to ''strike" for the Senate he will GER
tainly be very strong candidate.7-Daily
Topeka Record.
The Emporia Ne,os proposes the name of
Gov. Crawford, of Emporia, for U. S. Senator.
That would suit us. Gov. Crawford formerly
resided at Garnett, and our citizens know him
to be true blue man. Taking into consider
alton his popularity, honesty and known
faithfulness TO any cause he espouses, and to
his friends, it is evident that Crawford will
stand more than an even chance of sweeping
the board and winning the race. So mote it
be"'- Garrett Pldnide6Ler.
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RAILROADS.

The citizens are looking o see cars run
ming to Eureka very soon over the Kan
sas City, Burlington and Santa Fe Rail-
road, and are consequently in very good
spirits j. A. HI.
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They have a good stone school house
here. The present term of school is
taught by two ladies.
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Market Price Paid for Produce.
23-tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-10-07

Ladies' Misses, Chndrsa's Gloves sndH Hosiery
riety; Trimming
Ribbons is the Largest Market
invite
Eastern Prices
BANCROFT McGARTER
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The Methodists, Presbyterians and
Christians have erected good, substan-
tial churches. The Congregationalists
have organized, but as yet have no
church.
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Even In the short time of four weeks
which have elapsed since our last visit
to Eureka we notice quite a change for
the better In the genearal appearance of
the place, as well as great improve
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