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Real Estate Agents

OFFER for sale, ON reasonable terms, the
~ following property:
One Hotel; two-story, size 16x24, with an L
IHx1s; good well; young orchard; one-halt
acre Of ground. Price, $500.
One ore-stOEy Building; l6xso; with Eve
lots. Price, 500.
One Block in Hartford; fepccd; set out with
shrubberY. and fruit trees; good story and =
half dwelling; cellar aud well. Price, 81, 200.
One hundred and SIXTY acres adjoining
town; 20 acres Ip,eultivsti0D; young orchard;
new frame dwelling, l6x30. with L, story aud
4 half, good weIi aud ststie. Price, 5000.
Forty acres Of unimproyed land one mile
rom HsrtfoTc Price. Sl0 per acre.
Forty Town lots In Hartford, 1t low figures.
One hundred and twenty acres Of unlm-
proved land one mile from Hartford. Price,
ol0 per acre.
One hundred and sixty acres Of unimproved
land and i've acres OF timber; well watered
suitable for stock farm. Price, $I2.SO per
acre.
inquire or call on
HARDEN BR O'S,
HARTFORD,
WISH Lyon Co., Kansas.
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40 REWARD.

GTRAYED from the premises of the suh-
y scriber, in Emporia, Kansas, about April
1, 1871, one medium sized light grey mare
supposed TO be about : or years old, white
nose, branded on the left flank with a small
circle; also, dark brown yearling mare colt
with white strip in forehead. A reward of S5
will be paid for any Information which leads
70 their recovery. a reward of $40 will br
paid to any person who VIII return them Ia
the subscriber.
w22-tf : ALMERIN GILLETT.
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The London Times, in an article on
the New York riot, says; "If Irish
feuds are as implacable America "a
they are In Ireland, and NJ. sangujn-
airy, Irishmen must ask themselves
whether the Irish nature is not more
responsible for the troubles in Ireland
than misrule."
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The New York Herald Office was
strongly guarded during, the Irish riot,
lest it should be attacked for the I'M
measured terms in which it condemned
the "Finnegans." Hose was attached
to steam boilers to throw hot water on
the mob, in case they made any demon
stration against the building.
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LAND FOB SAFE

lNYEAR TOLEDO 20 acres with good mousse isxs o
IN IN stories high, porch full length of house
0ae-hah mile north of Toledo. one-haif mile from
good school house, and mile from the junction
Of the A. T. q 5 =. and the proposed N. q & V
Railroads Terms reasonable. Inquire nIy
premises four miles west of Americas.
WSS-lfe VIM BALES
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A radical press convention is being
held in New Orleans, for political pur-
poses. Thirty-seven papers are repre-
sented. The Times says it excels any
journalistic attempt thst has been made
in this country for years. Twenty pa
pers sprung into existence in the space
of five hours
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The Irish riots Lad no influence IN
this peaceful city hut our Irish friends
were on the gsGi cree to hear the news.
The wit of certain one of our ae-
quaintance was particularly sharpened
to enable him to get of the following.
At about nooa, this acquaintance step
ping into enc of our hotels to cool HIM
self, inquired of the landlord, "what
was the news, The landlord, disposed
to run upon him, replied, "They say the
devil is: dead" IAN sure" says Pat,
'.that's news, iDdade.9 Shortly after,
he went to the bar, laid down some
money and resSnaed his seat. The host,
always ready Ar customer, asked him
what he would take. Nothing at all, =
said Pat. "Why, then, did you put this
money here?" GAM sure, sir, it's the
custom inmy country when q chap loses
his daddy to give him small sum 70
help him pay for the wake. -Easrrence
Tribune
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Some time since Northern Vermont
Clergyman visited New York and was
invited to fill city pulpit. He knew
nothing about quartette chofrs, and had
never heard church organ. After the
first hymn had showed him what the
organ prelude was he announced the
second as follows: 1.-The audience will
now join with me in singing q good
old Methodist hymn, and those fell
lows running that bag of wind in the
gallery must not interrupt
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STRAYED.

TtROM my premises on the Cd of April last,
two horses; one bay IL years old, with
bob tail, and little stiff in The shoulders; he
other Bas black mare o wears, old of medium
size. Neither had saddle or harness marks
Information es 20 the whereabouts of the
same may be left Ct this office, and will be
reasonably rewarded.
WaO-tf J.L. KELLEY
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VIM. II. Tweed, the head center OF
New York Democracy has departed,
too, and comes out in a speech aknowI-
edging that It Is useless for the Democ-
racy to fight any longer on the old line.
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The policemen of Kansas City, un-
like the officers Of EmporIa City, have
not the fear of the law which recogni-
yes property in dogs before their eyes,
and are Staying the unlicensed CANNES
bv the dozen.
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The investigation of the parties res
ponsible for the New York riot, occa-
sions considerable denunciation on both
sides of the question in New York, the
Tammany Sachems receiving the larger
ahare
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WIN the Democrats remember that
the taxes have been reduced by the last
Congfess to the. amount OF fifty-six
miliiona a wear
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NEWS AND EDITORIAL ITEMS.

The press of the whole country con-
dennis the riotous proceedings OF, the
New York Irish Catholics.
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The Lawrence Democratic Standard
says lady declares she will not use
that paper for q hustle, because its arti-
cles are too pointed. Her true reason
is, no doubt, that they are not reliable.
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Arrests Of Communists continue to
be made in Paris, and 1t is understood
that they are all to be tried together.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-21

The difficulties between the Egyptian
government aud French Consul Gener-
al have been referred for settlement TO
the French Cabinet.
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Alfred zeigermyer, for the murderrof
smother Tsuton in December last was
found guilty in Chicago last Friday
night, and win spend the remainder of
his days in the States prison.
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Mrs. John PARROT died game, at
Burlington, Iowa, on Monday last, hav-
ing shot herself with q fowling piece.
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DR.. Hall has written long article to
prove that it is unhealthy for me and
wife to sleep in the same room, but the
Rome fGa. J Commercial knows of some
wives that would make it unhealthy for
their husbands to sleep anywhere else.
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Hartford Advertisements.

Seventy varieties, one, two and three years
old. Blackberries, Raspberries, Strawberries
Gooseberries, and Currants, in large variety.
Twenty-Five varieties Of buddeC Peach Trees.
Plums, Pears, and Cherries. Grape Vines. 80
varieties. Ornamental trees and shrubs. Ev-
eryreens and declduous trees. Climbing,
Monthly, and lily brid Perpetual Roses. Lilies,
f:eonies, Gladioluses, Altheas, Japan Ounces,
and other Towering plants and shrubs. Lin
neus aud Victoria Rhubarb.
We sell all our stock at lowest market rates.
All our stock il propogated and grow I by our
selves, and custome' visiting the Nursery can
choose their trees, vines and plants and see
them taken from the ground where they grew.
THE NURSERY is near the Hartford Depot
q tns sO sSn: tsIU Snd our SGra:
cry Grounds. Give Ne = call
CHAMBERS & BAYsIEGRR,
Hartford, Lyon County, Kansas.
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A BARGAIN.

0nACRES OF frst-elass bottom land lJ<
~ miles northeast OF EmpoFia, about IL
acres fenced and broken, 8 acres of wood and
timber, house I6x24.y A nice place lUl ho,ae
and for gardening. Part on time.
BACHELLER q JONES.
Wifi Real Estzte Agents.
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PUBIC NOTICE

ITO whom it may concern: Public notice Is
i hereby given that the undersigned. the lawful
heirs of james III. McFan deceased, have made APP
plieatiOn that such application is now pending be-
lore the United States Land Commissioner at
Washing tOh, .. C., for q reissue of Government
Patents 10 them such heirs, Tor the south east
quarter and the east half of the northeast quarter
and the SOutnWest quarter OF the northeast quarter
OF section seventeen I'D, in township twenty isl
of range twelve Q2, iu Lyon county State of Kan
5as Said lands were located at Iecomptun. March
3S 1850 under Military bounty Land Act OF March
), 1865. by said James Ii. McFAll. and patents II
sued therefor to him in the name Of james II. Mr
Call by mistake. which patents were destroyed by
IRE when tue Land office was burned at ~IoI''t +,
Kansas. about a wear ago
TnOMAS Z. MCCALL.
DAVID NJ. MCCALL.
Holm MCCALL
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DISTINCT COURT.

cSPAFE OF KANSAS, COUNTY OF LYON.
y JOHN II. W ATsoN, Judge OF the 9Th Julic al
District Of the State OF Kansas, at ms private
the District Court in said District to the sheriff Of
said county, greeting:
1t being deemed necessary by me, in order to IA
ciltate the disposal of the business accommodating
in the District Court of sail county, that special
term of said court should be held in the month OF
July A. ID. 1871
It Is therefore, ordered by me, that special term
OF the District Court of said county OF Lyon, in the
State OF Kansas, shall be held to commence ON the
18th day OF July, A. ID. 1871, at O'Clock M of
said day.
In witness whereof have heTeunto subscribed
my name at my private chambers In the plea afOre
said in the vacation of the District Court in said
District this 10th day of June. a. D. ISu.
j. II. WATSON.
Judge OF the 5th judicial District Of the State of
ansas.
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Strays, Notices, &c.
County Treasurer's Motto

DART1ES 70 the Injunction snit in the District
Il Court of Lyon county, in the matter of taxe-
levied for the year $50 for Railroad Bonds are NOT
ieed that said suit has been disposed OF and that
to avoid costa, payment should be made forthwith
July II, 1871. MOVES SPICE
daw-lt County Treasurer.
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Sheridrs ONCE. Emporia,
Lyon county, Kansas, june II, 1871.
Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance of the
above order TO directed, there will be special
term OF the pistrlct Court, held at the time and
80 = . r. u. COATS
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New. YORK, July IA general
committee of the Irish Democratic Un-
ion had a meeting this evening, when
several members made speeches con-
demning Gov. Hoffman for allowing
the Orange parade.
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OMAHA, Neb. July Alt is stated
that Red Cloud has threatened to drive
all whites from the vicinity of fort Lar
annie, and that additional force have
been demanded for protection. A dis
patch from Denver SAYS: c. J. Esta-
Louis, were drowned in Twin lakes last
Wednesday.
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CHICAGO, July 45.-Ihomas Llncolns
universally known as ''Tad" Lincoln,
the youngest son of the late President
Lincoln, died st the Clifton House, In
this city, at seven O'Clock this morning.
His disease was dropsy of the heart.
after returning from Europe. During
his illness his mother has been almost
hia constant attendant There has al
ways existed the WarIaest affection be-
tween the two, and Mrs. Lincoln is al
most completely Frustrated by her af-
Fiction.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS

L. X. PHENIs,
4 TTORNEY II LAW and Notary Public. En-
IA rekA, Green GOD county, Kansas.
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NOTARY PUBLIC, Real Estate Agent and Ii
IN censed conyeyancer, EldorAdo, Butler Coun;
ty Kansas Acknowledgements taken, Deeds and
Mortgages drawn, Taxes paid for non residents-
All business entrusted 10 me will be promptly A.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-08-18
In pine tar is,
In oak none is.
In mud eels are.
In clay none are.

Which must be repeated by running
the words rapidly together and eclips-
ing their individuality by peculiar jerk
ing accent easily acquired.
Or form a ring and take a cane and
thump it on the floor with the left hand,
saying, 'sHe can do little who can't do
thisl' and then passing it to your right
hand before handing it to your neigh Dor,
which is the secret of the trick. 1t is
amusing to see how some will make the
cane dance quick, others slowly, how
others will dance it to four-four times,
others to six-four, and so on.
You are growing merry again. GO on
therefore, with something funny.
observe that the door of the next
room, which is the draw,ng-room, opens
into the one we are occupying. So say
to Balbus: Take three books, go into
the drawing-room, shut the door, and
turn over the books in different places
there and l will tell you where you turn
ed over the last one on your return, and
| will tell you the title also. You may
blind me, if you wish.
Balbus retires with the three books.
As soon as he shuts the door stand
against it another book, which, on his
opening the door is turned over. "There
is the book" say, when he comes back,
"and it is Oliver Optics Starry Flag"
Be sure your door opens into your own
before performing this.
/ knew boy who created sensation
by breaking in upon the gravity of his
room guests in this wise. Entering the
room he commenced:
"The class of Natural History are in
vited TO witness living curiosity. Ev-
en- the learned Agassiz has never ex-
planned the reason why if you take
guinea pig up by the tail his eyes will
drop out. Please walk outinto the ktch-
en- and look at Davy."
They rushed out and behold the little
fellow with black and orangespots in the
kitchen as announced.
LET US see his eyes drop out now"
says Tommy.
Lift him up by his tail and see, says
the young Snowman.
But Tommy makes but Indifferent
progress, for 10, guinea-pig is found to
have no tail
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-08-18

The CHINESE CHARAcTER.-A Chi
naman will sell his children, his wife, his
limbs, anything he has, even his life, for
money enough. Some years ago, when
one ofou ships of the navy was going
up to Nankin, a Chinaman had his an
kle so badly fractured and crushed BY
some accident that the surgeon had to
amputate it to save his life After the
operation was over a collection was tax.
en- up on board for the benefit of the poor
fellow, and about hundred dollars was
soon raised and paid over to him. As
soon as the fact became generally known
the surgeon was besieged by host Of
''heathen Chinee,' all willing and anx-
ious to sell their feet, limbs, ankles, and
all for 500 apiece, or even less. But
the demand for that article being rather
limited, he declined to invest even a
that very low rate.
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From the Home Journal.
Intercepted Letter.
NO. ".

Many weeks have passed, dearest
Amanda since l last wrote. Such hap
py weeks They seem like a blissful
dream. Ny husband ah! beloved
friend, my affection for him is still as
fresh, my enthusiasm ardent as ever.
Each day reveals some new trait ofexcel-
lence and nobility. His is truly most
exalted character. Happy Arelhusa !
She hopes and trusts that at some not far
distant day her dearest friend may be
blessed equally with herself.
There is only one thing that pains me
in my Frederick tits a certain dulness
of comprehension that seems to creep
over him at ceretain times. You know
one does not always feel like expressing
ones wishes openly, in plain, blunt words
but has recourse to delicate allusions,
inuendos, etc. Well, at such times, my
husband assumes stolid expression, or
rather an absolute vacuity of expression
that is-well, to tell the truth, it makes
me feel very much as our pussy looks,
when Tom walks serenely on her paws
and tail-and this lethargy always at
tains its most alarming character when
ever we are in the neighborhood of any
thing particularly tempting or beautiful.
But shall find some remedy for these
attacks; they forebode stormy atmos-
phere in the future, and must be cured.
O, Amanda, such elegant silks and
diamonds as the ladies wear here Up
on a sensitive nature like mine the effect
is most depressing. | wore one evening
the Jewels given me By my husband, and
was quite charmed with myself, until
saw lady near me, adorned with dia-
monds that maGe my own appear out
bus mere glass in comparison. Amanda,
| was completely crushed. Cah there
be more cruel experience than this
After an arduous and elaborate toilette,
that fills the heart with innocent salts
faction, then to see ones self completely
thrown in the shade eclipsed. 1t is
enough to turn the hair white as that
mans in the prison.
"But, Arethusa," my husband said,
That lady is fifty years old, at the least.
By the time your dimpled face assumes
the wrinkles OF that mature age, l shall
hope to present you with the Kohinoor
ITSELF" | don't know what that is;
something nice, | hope.
Erred" | answered quickly, "there
are some earrings in store here, that
l would much rather have than wait for
that thing you spoke Of
Here my beloved husband thought it
iudicious to transform himself into a
BARRIERS block again but when we leave
San Francisco, those earrings will re-
pose in my trunk beside the Cashmere
shall. Mysteries will not affect it. o,
no; my mothers warning is not so soon
forgotten. All my friend, how inval-
liable is the advice of judicious and
tender parent.
"Arethusa," she said, ''now that you
are about to enter upon the matrimonial
life, let me tell you one thing. If you
would have peace and happiness in your
future home, control your husband.
Love him, my child, with all the strength
of your ardent and impulsive nature,
but keep him here" And she raised
the tapering pollex of her fair white
hand in that peculiarly refined and sug-
gestive manner for which she has always
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ARETHUSA,

A LONG BRANCH ELoPEMENT.-He,
Mr. France, of New York, is a Gentle,
and she, Miss Sophie Pike, is a Jewess-
or was. The two had been courting and
cooling, riding, walking, and indulging
in sweet nothings for many days, but the
lady's mamma regarded the affair simply
as watering place romance and moth
ing more" But few evenings ago,
while festivities enchained the attention
oftheir mutual friends, they withdrew to
magistrate and were married. Mr..
France, wi, his bride on his arm, march
ed into the hotel parlor and introduced
his wife, "Mamma" screamed and faint
ed, everybody assumed the responsible
ty of interference, while friends of the
bride endeavored to rescue them by force.
Ore thoughtful old lady burst out into a
paroxysm of common sense, "Poor foolish
Sophie didn't she know that he only
married her for her money? She has
$4,000 in her own right, and he's
Christian" But the christian" took
his wife to his own apartments and start
ed next morning on bridal tour to the
White Mountains Mr.. France is re-
ported to be wealthy; so money could
hardly have been his object. But the
girl was only seventeen, and a man who
robs family in such a stealthy fashion
gives very poor proof of his fitness to
make her happy woman.
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poetry,
Leaf by Leaf the Roses FAN.

Leaf by leaf the roses fall.
Drop by drop the spring runs dry,
One by one beyond recall,
Summer beauties fade and die;
But the roses bloom again,
And the spring will gush anew.
In the pleasant April rain,
And the summer sun and dew.
So long in hours of deepest gloom.
When the springs in gladness fail.
And the roses in the bloom,
Droop like maidens wan and pale;
We shall find some hope that lies
Like silent gem apart,
Hidden far from careless eyes
In the garden of the heart.
Some sweet hope to gladness wed,
That will spring afresh and new.
When griefs winters shall have fled,
Giving place to rain and dew
Some sweet hope that breathes of spring,
Through the weary. weary time,
Budding for its hlnssoming
In the spirits glorious cline.
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n NJ. GEORGE, Surgeon Dentist Teeth
VI filled with Gold or Silver. Satisfaction given
In all cases
U.s. Particular attention is given 10 inserting Ar
ti6eal Teeth with all the modern Improvements.
e Office No. /, Up Stairs, Union Block
BELLOWS FALLS, VT.
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ABOUT ADAM.-At an examination
by Scotch minister of his flock, previous
to the administration of the communion
a man was asked "What kind of man
was Adam ?" "Oh, just like other folksp
The minister insisted on having more
special description of the first man and
pressed for more explanation. "Weel, .
said the respondent, che was just like
Joe Simpson, the horse couper.' "How
so p asked the minister. Melancholy
got anything by him, and money lost.
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Sports and Games.

CL1I.a., -, lo.Ss.. 40 s,or
:, ne, -. :, ho.,o.a;s; NJ,
:, aooo no, roo,;.o oo,,h - do ,b;e
w, need ~ treas,ro,n ovorv li,,le trick
nlav etc that will interest vour ouests
al aoo,s,o .,e ~; a,eorr,
onoa RI, n s,ooL;n von. oomorv bo
spre and "oatthe bos,n No matter how
small tho morseI. do NO, be above stoon-
inc to nick mn a conundrum even as
Won wonId a min nrovided Il is not too
crooked Save Il 10 olive awav when
soma ono viii ho rloo.oa w;,b tho treot
Here is a GOOD connmdrum "If over
,avan in a da,k woods bv a lion and 81
hear which wo,Id Won rather have the
hon ont Won or Tho beoy9n Re snreanI
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-08-18

APPLE JELLY.-Pare, quarter and
completely remove the core of the ap-
piles, and put in a pot, without water,
closely covered, and put into an oven or
over the fire. When pretty well stewed
the juice is to be squeezed out through a
cloth, to which little white of an egg
added, and th.n the sugar skim ii pre-
vious to boiling, and then reduce il to
proper consistency. and an excellent je-
ly will be the product.