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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-05-24
Particular Notice.

TINE accounts of this Office for sub.
l. scriptions and advertisements up t.
the 18th of October last are due the I'm.
dersigned. and must be settled before the
LIST day of July, 1872, as must close up
the old books. After that date all ac-
counts remaining unsettled will be placed
in the hands OF an officer for collection. |
need money badly and can give no further
time. / trust those knowing themselves
indebted to me up to the date specified,
will attend to this matter at once.
JACOB STOTLER.
EmporIa, May 20, 1872. q
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition
IN will be presented to the Board of
Commissioners of Lyon county, Kansas,
Mt the regular meeting to be held July LIST,
1872, asking for the viewing and location
of q county road as follows, to-wit: COM
mencing at the northeast corner of section
80, township 10, range II; thence west
rods; thence west about GO rods; thence
south about 20 rods; thence west about
one mile; thence north Il mile; thence
west Il mile to section line; thence north
to south bank of CottonW God river; thence
down said river to a practica BILE crossing;
theDce across and up said river to the Sec
tion line; thence north on section line
about IS rods, to intersect established road
on said line. Said road to run upon the
most practicable route between said
points.
Dated May Is, 1872.
BIT. PARKER,
Principal Petitioner.
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Alpine county, California, was
settled in 1868 in 1864 it cast 1,60O
votes. There have been only 20
deaths in nine years, as follows
Murdered 4 3; fell from a tree 1 !; by
avalanche, B; i'll mine l by cave,
L; consumption, B infants, 2; whis-
key, 3; suffocation i'll mine and per-
ished in snow, 3; total 20. This
extraordinarily low death rate is
partly accounted for by the fact that
there has been no doctor in the coun-
ty for five years past.
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TREASURY DErARrslENr,
Office Of Comptroller of the Currency

ONCE Of Comptroller OF the Currency
WASHINGTON, May ID, 1872.
XTYHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence
w presented TO the undersigned, It has
been made to appear that the Imports Ma
tionai Bank, In the city Of Emporia, In the
county Of Lyon, and state Of Kansas, has
been duly organized under and according
to the requirements OF the act Of Congress,
entitledsAn act TO provides National cur
rency secured bya pledge OF y. 8. bonds,
and to provide tor the circulation and re-
demption thereof approved June Sd,
1854 and has complied with ali the pro-
visions Of said act required 70 be complied
with before commencing the business Of
banking under said act.
Now therefore, John Jay Knox, Comp
troiler OF the Currency, do hereby certify
that the stEmporial Nations Bank p in the
city Of Empofia, In the county Of Lyon,
and state OF Kansas, il authorized 70 CON-
mence the business OF banking under the
act aforesaid.
In Testimony Whereof Witness
my hand and seal cf once, this
IsgAIl IaEh day OF Hay, 1879.
JOHN JAY KNOX,
sIH6 Comptroller oe CRfFeEey.
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SheriTs Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
IN of two several orders Of sale Issued
out of the District Court within and for Ly-
on Co., Kansas, bearing date May sd, 1872,
and to me directed, one in favor OF Joseph
Williams for SIZES, and $32.70 costs; the
other in favor of VIM. L. Blair, for $305 90,
and $3.50 costs, and both against James
W. Hesser,) will, at II O'Clock q. M, al
the door OF the court house, in the city OF
Emporia, Lyon county, Kansas, on the
Gath day of June, A. ID. 1877. offer for ga: &
at public auction, to the highest bidder
for cash in hand. the following described
real estate, situate in said county, to-wit:
The northeast quarter Of section fifteen
isl, township twenty-one t21l, range ten
f1Gl; appraised at $500; to be sold as the
property Of James W. Hesser.
Dated this 23d day Of May, A. d. 1872.
JOHN BAY,
Sheriff OF Lyon county, Kansas.
BUCK & CUNNINGHAM, Atfy's for PPG.
S1w6
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CHOICE GROCERIES!
II. 40 TO N.
Real Estate Agent,

0cWs 04OCk, 6MpOE1hy 0auAASS
Oilers for sale the following lots:
West stFeet-60, Go, 70, 30, 81. 81 50. TO-
100, 40, 12s, 100, 1876, I3s, I48.
Rural Street-36. 80. 81, ~, II, IS, 50. 81
lis, 120, I55, 166, III.
Neopho street,, II. Is. 100. 15a, les.
State street-s4. 20. -, IS, IS, "a. G., 60.
81. 100, 1856, 147, 1G4, lGS.
Congress street-24, %, -, 81, 50, 81, GO,
Constitution street,. IL. q. ~. 81. IS,
%. 100. 124, 1SO, 1S7, Isl, Ih2, I64, I65, 100.
III.
Commercial street-3i. a. So, IS. -, IIs.
i98. 13i, l32. 13S, 203, PA, $50, 342
Eight good business lots ON 9th avenue.
Mechanics street., SO, So, 30, 20, 7s, Sc,
141, 1853, 155, IA.
Market street-I9, 81, %, 10, 1875, 100,
l45. 147, I48, 1853.
Union street-24. 80; IS, 20, 15s, 1853.
20, IS, II, 1o2, IO4, I19, 1871, 144, I63, I6S.
Cottonwood street-33, %, As, ~, 81. So,
Ge, 81, 60, II, 76, SO, 101, 139, west half Of
n and SC, corner OF Sixth avenue.
Sylvan streets, -, 100. 1872, I34, 147.
l49, 154, 158, 14S, 10I, 105. -, 81. Al. 70. SIS
East street-SS, So. 50. 50. 1O1. i25, 49,
The above list Includes some OF the best
corner lots in the city. / am authorized
70 sell some Of the above lots ON time.
business and dwelling houeses for sale.
Lots Tor lease. Five and ten acre lots for
sale. adjoining and near the city. Land
In all parts Of Lyon county for sale for
cash or on time. Deeds. mortgages. &c.
drawn and acknowledgements taken.
Cau on or address, 4. BORTON,
ieDzou EmpoFia, Kansas.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
The Mormon Wife.

prises the adventures and experience of
q woman-written by herself-for years
the Wife of a mormon prophet-liselosing
all that is mysterious, wicked and start
fng, abounds in thrilling adventure, hui
morous and pathetic scenes-the most
fascinating book extant. Steel portrait OF
the authoress, portraits of leading NOR
mons-both men and women-life and
scenes in Utah, etc. Sold only BY agents
For circulars address VALLEY PUBLISH.
ING Co., st. Louis, Mo. 2iw3
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This table is worthy of preser-
walton, as giving facts not gener-
ally known by our own people,
and certainly not of wide currency
among the residents of other
States.
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a half million dollar fire occur
red in Philadelphia last Sunday
night. DIR. Jayne's immense six
story building was destroyed, be-
sides several publishing houses.
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To the Ladies.

DLEASE call and see Smiths Fash
L ions, OF Broadway, New York, fol
yourselves and children. MISS G. H
CRAWFORD, agent, opposite Bancroft
d McCarter's store. Ladies wishing to
learn Hair Work or Embroidery Of any
kind can be taught at the above named
place. 2l-26
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BILL NOTICE.

THE thoroughbred Durham Bull Gil
L MAX, 4th (see 10th vol. American
Herd Book, No. $780, by Climax, by the
Lucius, [5116l can be found at the stable OF
Vail & Rollins, Neosho Hill, Emporia
Terms reasonable. 2lw1
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StraVed.

TROM Gill & Gilliland's stable, in En-
C pOria, about the Sd Of May, u black
cow, 10 or IL years old; rather thin. In
formation left at the stable of Gill 6 Gill.
land of the whereabouts of the animal
will be suitably rewarded.
20Wl% S, NJ BELL.
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srauoRKArsAs.

STATE OF AANSASV
COUNTY OF LYON.
COUNTY TREAsURER,s OFFTcKl
Emperia, Nay q, 1917.
NOTICE is hereby given that 50 much
IN OF each tract OF land or town lot de-
scribed in the following list and situated
in Lyon county, Kansas, a. may be nee
essary for that purpose.will on the fourth
Monday in June, be sold by me at public
auction, at my ONCE in the city Of En-
poria, in said county OF Lyon, for the
taxes and charges thereon.
MOVES SPICER.
County Treasurer.
SEC. TIP. rig.
z a ofsw Nof !. Is. 12.
n 10 of 60 D on side Of Il %. 20. 10.
N1zof s1< ef60a Of side Of seL y. %. ID.
Block loo, lot 10, in the town Of Americas.
I2S 50 81
2It4
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Tho advance guard of pioneers
will soon enter kingman county,
next south of Reno, and now en-
tiFely nninhabited. This county is
watered by Shoots creek and the
Ninescah river and many aAiuents.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
STIR AXEn-

GORREL pony; small white star in
= forehead; four years old. Liberal
reward for recovery will be paid at A. T
& S. f. depot. 2ltf
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PONY for Sale.

NOR sale, good large pony; can he
seen at Gill & GiIliland's stable, 9th
avenue. Inquire at this office. 81
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Latest Styles
Just Received at
IT, q. wibley.s-
SPRING AND SUMMER

Comprising the newest shades IN iri,h
sad Lyons peplins, plata and fancy opn-
gees 9ad serges, ehallis, eEeps, Sedan ana
Alexis striped suifiEee, cretonues, cash.
Bsoe1e end Dolly Varfen styles: French
eEgen4Eea and mEslIns Dolly Vardene.
SssseSE - musiiEs and prints, YoesmIfe
e1s.Ped Eulstags, French and EngliEh
RsI1-s. kreneh snd Americas percniess.
French a16 SeeeeA Rinxkasns. ana : lsrs,ss
ltas o elep1e dry goods, notions. ana
ladies' haos.- Also, fs1ll stock OF boots.
Saoe1s bats, caps and clothing, opposite
b11eFea Hail. Emporis, Kanass.
Branch Store BY
WIBLEy . SALISBURY.
RseseSs, AEsrsoa Co.. Eass.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs,
Sometime New for AGENTS,

We announce 10 all who wish lucrative
employm mt. that our engraving,
TIE MOTHER
OF OUR LORD"
is complete. and is pronouHced The
most beautiful subject ever engraved.
Nearly one years TING and large amount
OF money have been spent to engr ave it.
250 orders were taken IN one place In H6
days; % in another in . days, and ENeB
in = days in two streets in q city where
our agents expect 1,O00 orders. Male
ments offered. Send for circulars. a.
HUTCHINSON 8 CO., 503 n. sixth ct,
st. Louis, No.
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purpose of aseertaining what can be
done and secured towards the organic
alton OF a company, and the building
OF this important link in eur railroad
connections, and that said Committee
shall report to the Board their action
in the premises.
Respectfully, &C.,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-07-20
CHESAPEAKE CITY ITEMS.

Reyigious-The Rev. Mr.. Aldried, of
Galena, will preach in the N. E. Church,
in this town, on next Sabbath morning and
evening.
Pic-Nn.-The Chesapeake City NJ. E..
Sabbath school and Cold Water Templars,
of this town, intend to hold Picnic, on
Wednesday, the Gath inst, in grove near
the town.
Peaches-The season for peaches is near
at hand, and our dealers are making pre-
partitions for very brisk season.
Need Repairing boardwalks i'll
this town are very much out of repair and
need the attention of the Commissioners.
Lightning Rods.-Quite number of our
citizens have had lightning rods put up
since the late severe thunder storm.
School House-The new school house
talked of sometime ago appears to have
been forgotten. We were informed that it
was to be built or rather began sometime
since, but we see no preparation yet.
Tisitors.-Quite number of persons
have been visiting Chesapeake during the
Summer. The hotels are doing quite a
brisk business in the way of boarders,
being full nearly all the time.
Misceuaneous.-The weather is warm.
People are beginning to think about Camp
Meetings. Trade through the Canal is
brisk. . Berries are plenty in Chesa
peake. How about street lamps. :.
The Good Templars are still working.
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NORTH EAST ITEMS.

Heavy Rain.-Last Friday afternoon we
had, in this locality, very heavy shower
of rain, which was very seasonable for
cora.
Fruit and Berries.-Our market has
been well supplied with black, dew and
other berries, for sometime past. Early
apples have also been selling for week.
Dat Harrest.-This week, we learn, the
oats cutting is progressing in the surround
ing vicinity. The straw is represented as
short, but the grain we'll filled and of good
quality.
School Commtttee.-The school house
committee, of the County Board, for the
Fifth District, met here OH Tuesday, 10th
inst, examined and CONDEMNED the old
school house and examined sit for new
one to be erected shortly.
Knights of Pythias.-The members of the
Lodge in North East went in small num-
bers, we learn, to Elkton, on Tuesday, to
meet the Grand Lodge CT the State.
Run Oeer.-A child was run oSes Ly a
carriage on Tuesday, in our street, and
slightly injured. DIR. n. Il. Morrison at
tended the case.
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Grant or '1reeley.
From the Inter-Ocean.

Upon the first call for rooms Inv Ab-,-
ham Lincoln Grant threw side his hns;-
ness, raised company, and tTered his Scr
vices to the government. Grerev tbronob
the columns of the widely circsa ted Nav
York Tribune, advocated peacease saceSs.
ion. Grant said there could be / ter,,,s
offered to rebels but unconditional s>.ranJ
er. Greeley lifted up his voice and said
81 let the wayward sisters depart i'll pea, !"
Grant, in the teeth of red-tape SUPER 90
and unfriendly newspaper criticism, caPtu,
cd Fort Henry and Fort Donelson, ano
hurled the rebels back upon Corinth.-
Greeley was deeply engaged in ascertain
ing whether there was not some philosoph-
ic way by which the nation could not be
peacefully divided.
Grant said nothing, but moved upon the
works at Vicksburg. Greeley said much,
and tried to compromise Mr.. Lincoln by
overtures of peace to rebel emissaries at
Niagara Falls. Grant cheered the great
heart of the martyr President by constant
victories. Greeley embarrassed him by
constant complaints. Grant drove the
rebels back upon Atlanta, planned the bril-
liant march to the sea, fought his way to
Richmond through the dreary Wilderness,
and overthrow the rebellion, stalking his
life, honor, and reputation on the result
Greeley lived in luxury in New York, COIN
ing money from the publication of the
news of Grants victories. Grant captur-
ed the rebel President and lodged him in
prison. Greeley bailed the rebel President
and set him at liberty.
If Grant is elected it will be because he
receives the support of thsoe who believe
that his life has been a true and noble one,
and that he will not forsake it. If Greeley
is elected, it will be because he receives the
support of those who believe his life has
been an evil one, and that he now proposes
to abandon it.
Grants administration, we know from
the past, will be settled, safe and prosper
GUS Greeley's administration, we know
from the same token, will be erratic, vision
airy, and dangerous. The two men are
before the American people. Let them
choose whom they will follow.
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The rhetoric of the New York Tribune
is set to a new measure.
-Cassius NJ. Clay says: We are living
under a despotism." Reason: General
Grant ordered him back from St. Peters
burg, where he was making an ass Of him.
self and disgracing the country.
-Horatio Seymour. we are told, has de-
termined to support Greeley; but if he is
such a reckless liar as Greeley says he is,
he may not do it after ALL Perhaps he is
practicing his mendacity in order to fool
the confiding Sage.
The last joke on the author of What
Know About Farming" is a recipe, which
is attributed to him, for the cultivation OF
fish balls. 1t is as follows: "Never put
over five potatoes in hill with a Goldfish if
you would insure CROP
Horace Greeley is now the "Great
War Horse" of the Democratic party, all
the old steeds having become extinct
But the people in November will say
"neigh " to that old War Horse of Secess-
ionism, ycslp the Democracy.-SpirH Of The
| Times.
The Chicago physician who recently
dissected the monster elephant, Romeo, has
gone to Baltimore for the purpose of per-
| forming the same operation on the Demo-
cratic party. He is anxious to find out
whether it has a backbone.-S. Louis
| Democrat.
The gathering of the d" islns - under
the Greeley banner progress finely. Nor
monism, Fourierism, Phalansterianism:
| Communityism, Lost Cause-ism, and other
vagabond idea isms of the time are rallying
to the support of their chief with wonde.
full unanimity. -PHtsburg Commercial.
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Midsummer is upon us. The midland forest puts on
its livery Of the darkest green and highest vigor, in
the Northern Temperate Zone: while, in the CORES
ponding torrid REGION the skies. if still
making ready for the annual euge which is the verita
BILE spring time in those lands that boast double
mer. In the former Zone there is general, though
mGmenary respite from the almost universal pests of
the young and the declining year: but 80 in south
ATTITUDES where the order of the is reversed
and in California, where they somewhat exceptional
In regions where rain falls the deep shadows of
scarcely penetrable woods with the heavy
ing dows which they feed, keep up the perpetual
decomposition of the dying leaves, and the reign Of
malaria continues throughout the year,
Even in tn" hot of the mder climates, sspe-
ciay the heavily timbered districts of the West, the
effect follows from like causes: and while dysen-
teres and less malignant bilious fevers
the cleared ground and upland slopes the intermittent
ferers still frequent in the forest and the swanps.
Once then call attention TO the advertisement
Of Pasclias Fever and Ague Mixture, it appears
another page of this paper. July g. lS12-lm
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THE WAY GREELEY's NOMINATION
AFFECTS TRADE ASD BgsINEss.-A large
dealer in metals in New York city, in a
recent issue of his trade circular and price
list, says:
"The nomination of Mr.. Greeley has
had depressing effect on business, and
has filled the minds of financial men with
alarm and apprehension for the affairs of
next season, should he unfortunately be
elected. Ills well-knowH son to Rich
mond measures of specie payments. let
ting go all reserve specie and currency in
the Treasury, and declaring by act of Con-
gress or proclamation return to specie
payment the next day. his hatred SO vitu-
peratively expressed of the trading CLASSES;
his association with Tweed and the dopos-
ed Ring leaders here; all point, in the
event of his success, to disaster, and to the
complete disorganizatien of society-disor-
ganization being his pet doctrine, and
':what he knows of it, his favorite prac,
tice."
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Midsummer Maladiea.

The hot solar rays that rpen the haryasts generate
MANY distressing diseases. If the liver be all pre-
disposed to Irregularities this is the in which
bilious attacks may be anticipated. weak stomach
too is the weakest in the months and the loss
of vitality through the pores by excessive perspration
properties of diiTusive stmlant and gentle ezhiler
ant in many necessary to health and under no
circumstances should be dispensed with by the sckly
and debtated OF all the preparations intended thus
is none that will compare with Hosteters Celebrated
Stomach Bitters. They have been weighed in the
balance of experience aud not round wanting; have
been recommended from the first great medicinal
specific beverage, and in spite of interested
opposition from innumerable quarters, stand after
twenty years trial. the head of all proprietary medi
cnes intended for the prevention and of all ordi-
nary complaints of the stomach the liver the bowels
the great rivers of California lIosteters Stomach Bit
tiers may be classed the standard for every species
of intermittent remtte fever The people OF those
districts place the implicit confidence in the pre-
paration-a confidence that is increased every year by
| the results of iis operation.
As btters called of the most per nGiuua character
are springng up like fungi every side the public
hereby against the dran-shop frauds Ask
Hosteters Bittcrs. that the label ETC. are cor
rect and remember that the genuine article Is never
sold in bulk, but i'll bottles only. July Z, lS'2-lm
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TIE fHiLAbElFHtA CATTLE N4EkIF.-
The market for Beef Cattle is steady at ;
slight advance. We quote at Sable. Re
ceipts, 74S5 head. Cows and Calves ar
dull at $25a$s0, rs in quality. Receipts
70 head. Veal Calves are firmer w
quote at Case. Grassers are quoted a
3a5c. Receipts, 1850 head. Sheep ant
Lamhs.-Sheep are moderately active, ant
snats at t9sa5e + aR s hsa as qssa
The market for dressed is nominal. WI
quote at STATE. Receipts, 90, G32 head.
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FOURTH DISTRICT ITEMS.

Religious. he Sabbath school at Rock
Church commnces on Sunday next, at
O'Clock in tb afternoon. The jackson
Hall Sabbath shool is getting along finely
under the alb superintendent of Mr..
VIM. Wade. The large and interesting
Bible Class is ,ught by Mr.. David Scott;
the old and he young take part in it,
making it altogether sociable and agree
able. They hse also in operation Tract
Society of mint or one hundred members.
Fair and Fs.iral.-The St. Johns NJ. E.
congregation re making great prepare
lions for their Fair and Festival, to come
off on the LIST, md and Sd of August next.
A lively time is expected. A handsome
buggy is being competed for by three
young gentlemen; a fine sewing machine
by the ladies, and many other valuable
articles are to be disposed of to those who
will give tie most toward finishing the
church and paying off the debt now stand.
ing against i.
Miscellaneous. oats are nearly al
harvested with us; the crop is very short
and many ofthe farmers are cutting dowI
and hauling in without binding. The
dry weather continues, and about three
fourths of tie wells in this vicinity have
gone dry and many are tearing out the WALL
aud sinking deeper. and in most cases gett'
ing plenty of water. Several cases of choler;
incubus are reported this week. TIT
peaci, crop looks well. E. J. S. Strahorl
is putting upa cider press.