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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-08-05
EMPoRIA MARKETS.
Groceries.


TEAs-Young Hyson. 81 5Oa2 90 per h.: Imperial
so to ? 20; GInpow'leT $40; Early Breakfast, 80
COFFEE-Ro % TO 3Oc per h.; Java. 40c.
sUGAR-Rehned, 10 TO zoe per h.; crushed, &c;
ToBACCO-Virginia natural leaf 81 10 to 10s per
Ib; Gold Bar. 1a0; Navy, sOci Grape Juice, soc;
RIcE-15c per h.;
HOAIHY-7c per ID.
MoLAsSEs-SOrghum, 81 90; Sugar House. 1 90 to
le5: Golden Syrup 50; Star Syrup IS
yISEG4R- - 6oc per gal; Sorghum 4Oc-
white Gsh l5c per lib, 3 so per Kit; cod ash i5c
DRIED FRCITs - Apples l5c. per h.: peaches
,CASSED SOoPsIP.aches s. and SOC. per can ::
ene speS So @ tomatoes rs ssa s
NEW POTATOES So per bushel.
BTTTER 20 to 25c per Id.
sALr-a TO Sc per ID: $500 to s 25 per Dbl
HANs-Country cured 22c per lib; sugar cured
25c.
SoAP-EXtra family 12h<c per lib; palm 10c
TALLoW-e to l0c per lib.
CANDLEs-Star Csc per ID: tallow 20c.
KEROSENE OIL-6Oc per gallon: crystalized &C.,
HIE Es-Dry i4e per lb; green to &C.
SHor-20c per lib.
PswDER-60c per ID; blasting 4oc
Dry Goods.
PRISrs-sprague's American, Richmond's. Mer.
imack d. l2Ec per I'd: WamSutta l0c
SHEETINGs-stark a, Indian Head, and Great
BLEAcHED NIusLISs-LaunsdaIe CSC per yd !;
BAT sate ~ Mills 9se Rsynolds soc; Ssnperidein
DENlAS-25 to Sic per yd-
SHIFTING STRIPPED "a 3)c per yd.
WOOL DELAINS-40 to SIC Der cd.
MERI SoS-7 5c to 81 . per yd.
ELASSELS- 30 to 60c per vd-
FACTORY JEANS-s0 to 75c per vd.
DOMESTIC GISGH ANS-20f Der yd.
SATISETS-75c to 81 90 per yd
HOOP SKIRTs-60c to 81 90.
Bread Stuffs.
FLoUR-Xxx, IS co per sack; Xxx, 400; Spring
wheat 2 50 to p.
COIN MEAL-$l co per bushel.
GRAHAM FLOUR &c per 10.
BCCKwHEAT FLoyR-7c per ID.
Fresh Meats and Poultry.
BEEF-Choice steak I5c per lb choice roast 15c;
other qualities 10 to lee
PoRk-Choice steak Isc per ID: sides and mid
dlings l5c.
CHIcKESs-Large dressed or alive sc.
Lumber.
CLEAR to inch-per thousand. S65 q SIS
SELECT lnch-per Thousand. SIS
COMMON (dreSsedl pc. thousand. $40
FLooRISG-per thousand so so. $4I 50 q $50 So
CEILING = and 7-per thousand. &35 g $47IS
SIDIS6-per thousand. $25 $27 50 $50 q $50 so
FESCING-per thousand $3I so "a $40.
DIMENSION LUMBER (2x4, 2x6 2xS 2Xi0l- so d
Sc So
SAWED SHIN6LEs-per thousand. IS q 90 Is
CHICAGO l-ATH-per thousand. $3.50
Rough BOARDS tcommonl-per thousand 5000
DOORS sash, Blinds. &c. at manufacturers pri-
ees. freight addict
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-08-05

The report of the Philadelphia Board
of Health for the week ending July 23d,
1870, presents startling record of NOR
tality. During the week there were Col
deaths in the city, an unprecedented
number. while in the previous week
there were only $40. This is,an increas,
of over ~ per cent. ia one week. Du-
ring the week ending July oath, 1869.
there were 466 deaths in Philadelphia,
but the number for the corresponding
week this year is 20 per cent. greater.
The cause of this frightful mortalit!
IL evidently to be found in the oppres-
sive and uninterrupted heat of the pas,
thirty days. Taking the highest degree
of temperature, or that which is record.
ed at three O'Clock each day in the Mer-
chants Exchange, the average altitude
of the mercury during the ten da, :
preceding July 23d, 1869, was 81 de-
grees; during the ten days precedin.
July 18th, 1870, it was So degrees, and
during the ten days preceding July oath,
1870, it was 90 degrees.
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Ii. r. Revels, Quilted States Senator
from Mississippi is visiting at present
ut Leavenworth, his former home.
Senator Revels stands At the head of his
race in the United States, having risen
to the highest position in the Govern
ment, yet reached by any person OF
African descent. 1t is certainly f1atter-
ing to himself, and a matter of con-
graduation to his people, for whose
welfare he Is most earnestly laboring.
The success that has attended him sheds
new luster over their hopes, and rem
ders certain the near approach of that
day when all prejudice against color
shall be obliterated, and the fortunes OF
all men be made to depend solely upon
effort and merit. Senator Revels ad-
dressed the colored people at Leaven-
worth on Tuesday of this week, and
was heartily applauded by both black
and white.
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s. S. BOughton, the gentlemanly and long
time travelling correspondent of the Lawrence
Tribune, recently spent day in Americas,
md summed up his observations as follows in
the last number of that paper:
All is quiet on the reserve. The Kaws still
hold possession of their coveted lands. and
>quatterS, we learn. ha given up the contest
for the present. In the language of a CORES
pendent of THE EMPoRIA NEWS, ''up to this
time no lives have been lost" Americas is be-
coming famous for its cheese. One factory has
been in successful operation for several years,
another has been started the present season.
md work has been commenced on still another.
The reputation of Americas cheese is such
that the demand is greater than the supply.
The factories have drawn TO the vicinity
good class OF dairy farmers, and there is room
for more. MIR. X. w. Randall and T. T.. Hill.
Esq, are still engaged in showing up the good
points of Amrricus and vicinity. and aid ny
Immigr Ints in making selections of lands. The
railroad has large tracts within short dis
tince of town. for sale cheap and on long time.
rha place has qundrupled in size within six
months. and is still growing. Trains the
Missouri, Kansas Il Texas Railroad stop here
for meals. A new school house is being erect
ed at an expense of six thousand dollars. The
size Is 2SX40 feet, with VPStibule IOX20. and
two stories high. 1t is built of white lime
stone, very superior building material
which is found in the neiyhboring bluffs.
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Fort Scott is making extensive prep
arations for the State Fair, to be held
there this fall. Ample provision is be-
ing made for the accommodation and
entertainment of guests, while earnest
efforts are being made to make the fair
a credit to the State. Hon. NJ. j.
Parrot engaged to deliver the Grafton,
and the reputation he enjoys for being
one of the ablest speakers in the State.
will make 3his feature of the fair a
highly interesting one. 1t is also said
that Anna Dickinson aud Petroleum v.
Nasty will be present and lecture du-
ring the week,
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NOTICE.
A. A. southwlck,l In the Ditrict Court
Va. for LYON county.

A. sOuthwlck,( In the Ditrict Court
John R. Rintner.J State Of Kansas
TOHN R. RINTNER, defendant in the above
e cause, OF parts unknown, will take notice
that A. A. Southwick, plaintiff IN said cause,
did on the 23d day of July, A. d. 1870, file in
the Clerks office OF the District Court for Ly-
on county. Kansas, his petition against the
said John r. Rintner, defendant, setting forth
that the said Southwick is the owner in fee
simple, and in the actual, quiet, and peaceabIe
possession Of the following described premises,
to wit: The southwest quarter Of sectlon nine
teen. (19) township (1S) eighteen, range (11)
eleven, situate in said Lyon county, and that
the said John r. Rintner sets up and claims an
estate and interest in said premises adverse to
the estate and interest Of said A. A. South
wick. And the said John r. Rintner will take
notice that unless he answers said petition on
or before the twelfth day of September, A. D.
1870, the same will be taken as true and judy
ment rendered according to the prayer Of said
petition; that the said John r. Rintner may be
compelled to show his said title, and that it
may be determined to be null and void as
against the said title of the said A. A. South
wick. RUGGLES & PLUMB.
1882 Attorneys for A. A Southwick.
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The death of NJ. Provost Paradol, the
new French Minister, is referred TO by
the French newspapers as a calamity,
being as much distinguished in the poll
tics and literature of that country as
any man of the age. The cause of his
suicide was doubtless the disappoint-
ment he had experienced in the govern
ment of Napoleon. For years he had
despaired of the future of his country,
and the news which reached him almost
Immediately npOn his arrival here OF
the present difficulties fastened the end.
His successor has not yet been appoint
ed, but it is hoped the choice OF the
Emperor will fall upon NJ. Edouard La
boulaye, who is probably the best friend
America ever had in France. NJ. Ber-
themy having been found incompetent
will remain in Washington only until a
successor of Paradol is found.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-08-05

1t was known a good many years ago
that John Speer was a defauIier. In
August, 1866, gentleman who now re-
sides in the State, who was then Sc.
cret detective agent of the Treasury
Department for Kansas, said, in Leav-
enworth, that he had proof enough to
convict Speer and send him to the PEN
itentiary any day he said so. 1t is said
that this same man got $1,000 to go to
Washington and fix up the papers and
clerks. Let these matters be investi-
gated, and justice melted out.
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T. c. Hill has bought ten acres of land half
mile northeast of town for cemetery grounds.
employed Mr.. Robert Miliken, the County
surveyor, to draft plat of the same, and u
corps If surveyors are now laying it off into
lots and alleys. We have seen the plat, and it
is decidedly handsome enc, and if properly
carried out will afford beautiful cemetery.
it is proposed TO place the grounds in the hands
of company, organized under the laws Ofthe
IT ate, and have the thing gotten up and finish
ed in first rate style. The community is really
under great obligations TO Nr. Hill for originat-
ing the project, advancing the money, and put
ting the thing in shape that will secure it,
certain accomplishment. And laying all jokes
aside, T. c. Hill generally originates almost all
the enterprises looking TO the growth and pros
perity Of Americas, and then puts his shoulder
TO the wheel and crowds them through.
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Certificate of Authority.
To expire on the 18th daV of Eebruarv 1877

SeFt1mcAte Oh A0IhOE1Eys
To expire on the 18th day of February, 1871. }
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFEcR,l
TOPEKA, KAS., March 1, 1870.
WHEREAS, The Connecticut Mutual Life
insurance Company, of Hartford, in the State
Of Connecticut, has filed in this Office q sworn
statement Of its condition, as required bySec.
l04, Art. IA, Chap. D, Of the General Statutes
of the State of Kansas of 1858:
WHEREAS, SAID company has furnished the
undersigned satisfactory evidence that 1t is
possessed OF at least one hundred thousand
dollars of actual capital invested in stocks, or
in bonds, or in mortgages Of real estate, worth
double the amount for which the same Is mort
gagged, in accordance with Sec. 1O5 Of the same
act; and
WHEREAS, Said company has filed in this
office written instrument, under its corporate
seal, signed by the President and Secretary
thereof, authorizing any agent or agents Of said
company in this State, to acknowledge service
Of process, for and in behalf Of said company
consenting that such service of process shall be
taken and held to be valid as If served upon
any other State, and waiying all claims or right
Of error by reason of such acknowledgment Of
service.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of Section 104
Of the aforesaid act, l, A. Thoman, Auditor of
State for the State of Kansas, do hereby certi-
~ that said Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Company is authorized to transact the business
Of Life Insurance in this State until the twen-
ty-eighth day Of February, in the year one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-one.
In witness whereof, have hereunto sub
seribed my name, and caused
lsEAL. the seal of my Office to be affix-
ed the day and year above writ
A. THoMAN, Auditor Of State.
To WRITTEN 8 HOPKINS,
Agents,
1898 LEAVENWORTH, KAS.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-08-05

The news from different parts of the
country about the crops is not fdtter-
ing. We suppose our own Stale will
again wear the crown. In Ohio the
wheat crop is good and the corn is fine;
in Illinois wheat is poor, scarcely au!
having been raised in the northern part,
while tie corn looks pretty well; in
eastern and central Iowa wheat and
corn will be short, while in the western
part of the State the crop will be an av-
erage one. There will be fair yield iI',
Indiana. There has been a great deal
of rain during the season, but Kansas
and Ohio have been most fortunate In
the unequal distribution, and in conse-
quence are likely to have the best crops.
We had hoped there might be no ex-
cuse this year for complaint of poor
crops.
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We have heard Milt. Reynolds abused
a great deal for writing a poor hand,
and supposed he deserved It. We re-
ceived a letter from him the other day,
and must say we are agreeably disap-
pointed. OF course we could not read
ii, but it was written in a much better
hand than we had expected he could
~ rite
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

ST. LorIs, August g
TOBACcO-Steady and unchanged.
FLOUR-Quiet; 4 1904 IS for super; { s495 g.
for Y; 5 saG5 Is for Xxx
wHEAT-Pretty arm and more aetive; No 8
red fall 1891 Is; No do 2691 s75<; choice
1 30ai A.
CORS-Very dull: 7Sc. for prime mixed; SOGl3
for yellow; s4d22c for white,
oATS-Firmer; 40942c. for new. S394ac for old
RYE 5860c
GROCERIES-Firm and unchanged
PROVISIONS-Quiet;o only order business: pork
I6kc.
LARD-Dull; 16c for prime steam
from 2kd7kc
HOGS-Firmer at 61<1l0c-
Receipts-Wheat 8 500 bu, oats g 400 bu harley
400 b., rye /, 100 b., hogs ESQ head.
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The NJ. X. & T. had some thirty cords of
wood burned last Friday at Wrights' creek.
Caught from sparks from the locomotive.
Upon the arrival of the lilo train at this sta
tion Saturday one of the cars was discovered
10 be on fire, from the same cause. 1t was run
under the pipe at the water tank and soon ex-
tinguished.
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NOTICE.

NOV1OEs
STATE OF KANSAS,
Lyon county. {
In the District Court Of Lyon county.
Joan Peyton, pi'tD
VS..
C. A. Peyton, dft.)
THE defendant, c. A. Peyton, in the above
l. action. whose place of residence is I'M
known. is hereby notified that Joan Peyton
did, on the first day of August, A. D. 1870, file
her petition in the Office of the Clerk Of the
Lyon. and State of Kansas, charging the said
Z. A. Peyton with being willfuIIy absent from
the said Joan Peyton for more than one year
last past, and asking that she may be divorced
from said &. A. Peyton, and restored to her
m liden name. Joan Snoddy, which petition
will stand for hearing on the 10th day of Sep
TENDER. a. D. 1870.
Dated this list day of August, A. D. 1870.
JOAN PEYTON,
1913 By H. c. CROSS her Atty.
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Quite a number of persons are making hay
on the upiands northeast of town. The grass
there Is better than on the bottoms, which is u
nut for those TO crack who do not believe in
uplands. From present appearances there
will not be much difficulty in obtaining hay
enough to subsist the stock in this vicinity.
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A private letter from lady of Cleve-
land, now in Nashua, n. H.. almost in
sight of the White Mountains, writes
that the mercury on Sunday the oath,
stood at ITO in the shade. And there
had been no rain for weeks, vegetation
is dried up, and the condition of man
and beast anything but comfortable.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Augusts
FLoUR-Quiet and steady; oos6 50 for spring
extras.
WHEAT d2kc lower. closing at a3aI 24,<
cash. and seller August for No 2.
CORN-oPened active and excited; closed quiet
at 50 635sc Tor No 2
oATs-More active andlc higher, closing at AK
RYE-Firmer: soGa,c for Noa
BARLEY-Quiet
PROyISIoNs-Inactive and held at previous
quotations.
HOGs-Firner: s59s 90 for fair to choice.
CATTLE-Quiet and nrner; 49Tc fos common
COWS to good medium shipping steers.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-08-05

Atchison now claims the credit OF
having made Topeka the capitol. We
thought 1t was Uncle Chester Thomas
and his seventeen thousand mail routes
that did up that little job for Topeka.
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The Republican State Central Com
mittee meets at Lawrence on the 9th inst.

a telegram relates that Napoleon had
an attack of diarrhea few days ago.
Old Pap Price was once afflicted with
the same disease under very similar
circumstances.
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THE FIRST OF AUGUST.

The colored people of Kansas had a
grand time at Leavenworih on Monday
last. celebrating the anniversary of the
liberation of slaves in the West Indies.
aud the Fifteenth Amendment to the
Constitution of the United States,
which made them free voters. The col
ored people know how to appreciate
such occasions. There were several
thousand people on the ground, and
speeches were made by Senator Revels,
OF Mississippi, Judge D. P. Lowe, OF
this State, and several others.
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The new time table on the NJ. X. & T. is bet.
ter than the old to the citizens of Americas.
in that persons can now go to the county seat
and back again the same day, remaining there
long enough to transact any ordinary amount
of businPss
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II n. E. z. Page has been taking the census
in this township for the last week, all the bal
ance Of the district having been previously
completed. So we shall soon know whether
we are all at home.
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Joe Miller and Bill Grimsley have recently
brought on a new }. 5. Case threshing ma
chine, and are thrs shing at three cents for oats
and six cents for wheat. Last year the price
was four and eight, we believe. Short straw
and plump grain render the business lucrative
this season. The above parties are prepared
to run out the grain as rapidly as it can be
done by any mach ne. Several jobs have al
ready been completed by them.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-08-05

THE co-partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween Moon and Turner is this day dis
solved, by mutual consent. All those owing
the firm will make settlement with F. Turner,
and all bills against the firm will be settled by
him
July 80, 1870. 3l-32
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MARKETS nv TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. MARKET.

NEW YORK August .
ELOCR-Beffer: s. 20Ge o. for superfsne west
ern and state; SO S596 - for extra do So 507 90
for good to choice.
WHEAE-192 cents better for spring and 3a5
c. better for winter: 81 2z81 33S for No Chicago
81 34Si 81 fSf No Milwaukee: 81 IS for amber
winter; 81 55si Sc for winter red and amber west
RYE-QRiet and unchanged
CORN-1c better: more doing; s5c al o. foru new
mixed Western: 81 os for new white Western:
s. 03 Al 10 for Western yellow.
OAFT-Closed CSC better: 56d5sc for Western
PoRK-Steady at so 5 for mess. and 81 for
BEEF-steady at sissis for plain; mess quiet
and steady
CIV MEATS-Quiet. picked hams so@2ac.
fOr kettle
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Notary Public in and Tor said county and
OFFICE OF THE CONN. MUTUAL !
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

OFFICE OF THE CONN. MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Know all men by these presents, that the
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company,
of Hartford, in the State Of Connecticut, do
hereby authorize Joshua D. Written, of Lesy-
enworth, in the State Of Kansas, and any and
all agents the company has, or may hereafter
have. by appointment, in the State of Kansas,
for and in behalf of said company, to accept
and acknowledge service of ali process, wheth-
er mense or final, in any action or proceeding
against said company, in any of the courts OF
said State Of Kansas; and it is hereby admit
ted and agreed that such service of process
aforesaid shall be taken and held to be valid
and sufficient in that behalf, the same as il
served upon said company, according to the
laws and practice of said State. or Of any other
State; and all the claims or right Of error by
reason of the manner OF such service, is hereby
expressly waived and relinquished.
Witness our hands and the seal Of said COM
pany, at Hartford, State Of Con-
tsEAL. necticut, this 18th day Of Feb
ruary. A. D. 1870.
ZEPHANIAH PRESTON, Vice Pres't.
W. s. OLMSTED. Secretary.
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Gibson has s'reconstrucfed'' the post-office
since it came back to him, having painted the
boxes, treIlised them in and otherwise i'm
proved the institution.
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New Advertisements.
DISSOLUTION Notice.

CLAIMS NEAR ARKANSAS CITY.
F you want 20 buy, sell, or take claim near Ar.
kansas City, call on Max Fawcett, at that place
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COAL YARD.

TNHE undersigned has opened Coal Yard on
L the corner of Mechanics street and Third
avenue, near Aid A. Bakers wholesale ware
house. He will keep constantly on hand a
large supply Of the finest quality Of coal, which
he will sell at reasonable rates. The patron
age of the public is respectfully solicited.
soft JOHN G. JONES,
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ZEHANIAH PRESTON, Vice Pre-
W. S. OLMSTED, Secretary.
STATE OF CoNNEcrIcUrJ

STATE OF CoNNEcTIcUT,l 60
County of Hartford. NO.
On the oath day of February, A. D. 1870, per-
sOnally appeared Zephaniah Preston, Vice
President. and Woodbridge =. OImsted, Secre-
tary, of the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Company. and made oath that the foregoing
statement by them subscribed is n true, full and
correct statement of the affairs of said cempa-
ny. and exhibits as far as can be ascertained
at this date, its actual condition on the 31si
day of December, 1869.
GEORGE S. GILMAN,
Notary Public in and for said county md State
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.fMERICUS.

Another fine rain fell here last Thursday
morning.
The corn crop hereabouts is generally look
ing well.
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80 Reward.

CTOLEN. three weeks ago, from my resi-
y dence in Greenwood county. Lone town.
ship, one sorrel mare, with three white feet,
the white extending up to her gamble joints
her right ankle is white, and has an enlarge
ment; has a white stripe in her forehead:
seven years old next spring. will give so
to any person who will deliver said mare to
me, or will give $40 for information that sh all
lead tn her recovery.
3l-36 RANDALL BROWN,
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STATEMENT
OF THE CONDITION Of the CONNECTI-
~ CUT MUTUAL LIFE Insurance Co.npa-
ny on the LIST day Of December, A. d. 1859
made to the Auditor Of the State Of Kansas in
conformity with the laws OF said State.
LIST. The name Of the company is the Con.
necticut Mutual Life Insurance Company To-
Gated 1t Hartford, Connecticut.
CAPITAL.
I'd. the amount OF capital stock is none be-
ing purely mutual company.
Sd. The amount OF capital stock paid I'D In
money, none.
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A. VAN HOUTEN

~ Y AN HOO Il LIN
"AS just opened a mandatory of mems
II Boots, and makes speciality Of fine work.
Having had an experience of fifteen years, in
the East, in making boots, he has no hesitation
In saying that his patrons shall have the best
boots, made of purely French stock He has
secured the services of irst-cIass boot maker
from LeaYenworth.
Rooms next door south of the postofiice,
over Spangler's harness shop. 30-3l