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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-08-29
sHERIFE,s SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that by yir.
IN tue of an order OF sale, issued out
OF the district court of Lyon county, Ham
sas, to me directed, I Will, on Monday
September oath, A. d. 1873, at IL O'clock
a. M, at the front door Of the court house,
N ms. Sai ~ county, ogsr at public sale, for
casR,the undivided one alfinterest in the
following lands and tenements, situate in
said county of Lyon and State of Kansas.
commencing on the center line of section
Il township 10 OF range IL east, eleven
enalns north Of the center: the ace north
SSH degrees, east $50 chains: thence
north 4S degl ees, east 40 chains: thence
north 67-N degrees, east 90 chains
thence north % degrees. east 40 chains;
the river; thence up the center of said riy-
er, 90 the south line Of the land decided to
ID: Tiffany. in said section; thence on the
SAID Hue 70 the northwest corner Of the
land decided by T. e. Hicks j. S. Davis.
In south half Of N E u of section 4, tn. 10
range II: thence south to the place Of be.
ginning, being the same tract Or land con-
yeyeq az !: 9. Davis and wife to George
ing date February 10TH, a. d. 1859. re.
corded in book "Ks Of deeds, at page 543.
containing two (2) acres more or less;
also. the undivided ope-hatf interest I'm
tot nVmber one hundred a1d afty four
GAO on Commercial street, in the city of
Emporia- according to the recorded plat
taereof, with all the sppurtenanoes there.
unto adjoining and belonging. Said pro-
favor or the Missouri Valley Life Insur-
anse Company against George Kraft.
Given under my Official hand this 9aata
Day Of August A. D. 1879,
Sheriff of Lyon county. Kan,
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RELIGION AND MORALITY"

Under the above caption the edi-
tor of the Kansas Tribune took oc-
casion to say:
"Modern religion is a miserable
counterfeit of old time religion. 1t
springs from the brains of those
emotional persons /. designed for
the clerical profession. II deals in
psalms and hymns aud spiritual
sougs, in fine thoughts and pretty
words, and works on the feelings
and synp&thies of the sensitive. 1t
makes salvation a matter of simple
faith and leads thieves, blackguards,
adulterers and murderers 10 an en-
thusiastic belief that heaven Is cas-
Ter of access to them by a few mo-
ments ante mortem sentiment, than
to the lifelong virtuous whose SEN
sibilities have not thus been agitated
by priestly whining. II is . hum
bug and n fraud libel on the God
OF Abraham, Isaac and Jacob; q
Rass of contradictions, inconsistent
cies, aud totally unfit to guide erring
mortals 10 purer life and helier
sphere"
n more sweeping, unqualified
Islander never read. From begin
ming to end IL poGrs bitter invec-
tive on modern religion" without
sEy qualification or exception. The
whole of modern religion is pro-
nO1uced a counterfeit, a humbug
and > fraud, n mass of contradic-
lions and Inconsistencies" Then,
every doyotee of this religion is in
some sort responsible for the en-
eouEagement given 10 "thieves,
blackguards, adultercrs and murder-
era" The whole batch OF "whining
priests" and their followers, with
their "psalms and hymns and spirit
ual songs, fine thoughts and pretty
words, are a hnmbug aud u fraud"
There, "modern religion" with all
that belongs 10 ii, has been weighed
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PBE Pope AND THE MAsoNs.-The
Pope has issued an allocution adj
dressed to the Roman Catholic
Bishops in America, which seems
to be chiefly aimed at secret orders,
and especially the Freemasons.
These are denounced as hostile to
the spirit of the Church, and the
excuse that in this country these
orders are purely charitable is de-
MED. The Pope considers them
fully as dangerous here as anywhere,
though in what particular way is
not specified. The Catholic clergy
in this Republic can scarcely be held
as derelict in the matter, for they
have never ceased to labor to pre-
vent the members of their iocks
from belonging to these orders.
Most persons of ell faiths in Amer
lea have long since been satisfied of
the utter harmlessness of these or
ders, and hence their amazing pop
ulsrity all over the country. The
anti-Masonic feeling, once 80 ram
pant, has long since disappeared.
But it cannot be denied that at in
terVals some political secret order
like the KnoY-Nothings, or the
Knights of the Golden Circle, or the
KlukIux Khan, or the secret orders
formed to resist the draft during
the war, gives new life to the old
feeling of hostility for time, and
seems TO furnish the religious de-
nominations with an excuse for q
general discipline against all secret
oath-bornd orders. 1t is claimed
on behalf Of the Church that the
charities of these orders coEId be
better done by the ministers of ZEE
ligion, which may or may not be the
case. That these charities are now
faithfully attended to Ia beyond all
denial. And the fraternsl feeling
diffused by the orders is equally
well established. We don't suppose
the Pepe's address will have any
serious effeet on the Order. It win
probably go on about its business
as formerly.
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Whenever the people succeed in
establishing q principle of law at
the expense of railroads, it should
be given the widest possible pub
licity. Let 1t be known, then, that
when company fails TO furnish a
passenger with a seat, it cannot COL
lect his fare. In Indiana, some time
ago, passenger, though he had pur-
chased ticket, refused to give itup
until he was supplied with a seat.
Thereupon he was put off the car.
He brought suit against the compa-
ny, and secured righteous verdict
for $4,000.
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in tho balances OF Kansas poll
tician, :, standing candidate for the
Unit';d States Seuate. and found
wanting ia every particular. Now,
1t - safe Ia say that four-fiiths of
the voters OF Kansas are In some
way committed 10 "modern relig-
ion." or course this immaculate
editor does not wish for the votes
of men whose religion is totally
unfit to guide erring morlals TO n
purer life" He conld not expect
men with a religion which springs
from the brains OF emotional per
sons" 10 support SO Tuch pure in
telIectuality and exalted piety as VIC
have in this defender of the ancient
faith. IIe'glories in sold time re-
ligion." wonder If It had nothing
to do with ''psalms and hymns and
spiritual songs?' Does he think
that it stood aIoof from fine
"thonghts and pretty words?" Let
him read the Psaimist aud the pro-
phets. Do any of the above things
initiate against the purity of soci-
ETY.? Are they calculated to lead
the class of which he speaks to an
''cnthusiastic belief that heaven is
easy of access TO them by few mo-
ments ante mortem sentiment z"
But this defender of "old time
religion" was certainly under the
influence of qUinine or some other
poisonous drug, rinegdr, when he
wrote the above denunciation of
''modern religion" for in the same
paper, on the same page, presume
from the same pen, under the cap
ton Prayer and Politics." l find
such sentences as the following :
" But because men make religion q
cloak for evil, il is evident that bad
men acknowledge the fact that re-
ligion 10 a safeguard, n pledge oil
integrity, and therefore u common
dation VIXEN public confidence is re-
quircd." A "counterfeit," a ''pledge
OF integrity" ga humbug" "a safe
guard" "a fraud, ""a commentator
when the public confidence is re-
CURED The candidates head
swims. Hear him once more: 'BuI
we have point that we make dis
tinctly, and it is that the religion:
character is a pledge of honesty
("a counterfeit, y and one evidence o.
it is that rogues assume it as {
mask" ait is marvellous thing tC
find a professedIy Christian PrOtes
tant among thieves" What of the
other declaration concerning
"thieves," etc.? But the conclusion
of the whole matter is, that "relig
ious men ought not to withdraw
from the political arena; that thel
should be put forward for Office
Thus this traducer of "modern re
ligion" answ ers his own foul SANDER
It is barely possible that such maj
would attempt to "carry water OIL
both shoulders" Let the men VIII
"have prayers in their families" re
member this poor, inconsistent ed
itOr. Z. X. X.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-08-29

Thanks to Col. John A. Martin,
Secretary, for Il ticket of admission
to the Northern Kansas District
Fair, to be held at Woodland Park,
Atchison, commencing on the Sth,
and continuing to the 18th of Sep
TENDER. This is one of the best
managed agricultural associations
in the State. aud its annual exhib-
itions are always interesting.
Atchison contains some of ths Leaf
stock in the west, and tue owners
know how to get mp fair. We
should be happy te sttend, and shall
DO so IL possible.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-08-29

The post Office department. has
ordered the establishment of free
delivery system in Burlington, Iowa,
st. Joseph, No, aud Leavenworth,
Kansas. The first tive cities have
to have six carriers each, and Leav-
enworth five, at an annual cOmpen-
satioE of 5000. The free delivery
system has been extended to thirty
one cities since the LIST of July, the
whole number now being eighty.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-08-29

The Manhattan Nationalist would
select N. G. Mcfarland, of Topeka,
as its choice for Senator. 1t says
he possesses purity of character and
q strong mind. Mr., Mcfarland
has a great many friends in all Sec
tions of the State.
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LETTER LIST.

u EAAINIHG EneaIIed for In the En-.
npQFls pastoti5ce. II not called for In
20 days they will be sent to the dead let.
ter Office. Persons calling for the follow.
Ing letters win please say advertised.
Andrews VIM, Anderson Frank.
Rabeeck q w. Regue Emma, BaFgan
Elizabeth.
Cooper Amanda, Chase a p.
Davis -, DOYLE Chas.
Fender EmmaC G.
Greer Anna.
Hopkins Julia, Hammond James, Har-
gus q Fuller, Heller .Chaa Homer. Hayes
Jeiels W B. Jones Grifath W.
Ketehuu Fred.
Mitchell A.
FittEnger l..
3 Rolls j A.
Stevens ], Strick Lae 3. Saunders n
i, Sekafer Chrsss, Sti6eE d O.
HTsy Sa5nuel, Williams Lucinda E
Williams Mary Jane, Williams Hugh,
West Henry. Wade n, Williams Eme-
Ina, Webb Chas.
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FIGHTING WITH ISDIANs.-A dis
patch from the Yellowstone expedi.
ton at Muscle Shell river, August
18th, gives an account oc two fights
between the soldiers uuder General
Custer and the Indians. The In
dams were beaten both times, al
though they fought with much skill,
Forty or fifty Indians were killed
and three or four soldiers. Custer
had horse shot under him. Some
of his stragglers were picked up
robbed and murdered.
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The S10,O00,O00 TREASURY DEFIo-
1T LIE.--The Secretary of the Treas
pry has declared the story, that
there is q deficit Of $40, Zoo, 900 in the
cash of the United States Treasury,
to be utterly untrue. The canard
originated partly in malicious op-
position to the administration, and
partly in the necessities of Wall
street gambling, Although redic-
ulols in ITSELF; the rumor has been
eagerly caught up aud given general
currency. The World had got so
far as to ask, with pretended anxiety
for the country, what was to Hbe
the next development of Radical
rule ?" Its question Is answered
much sooner and more completely
than it could desire. as the very
NEXT development of Radical rule
was to proYe that the World was
ready to recognize, as an established
fact, grossly improbable rumor,
calculated to do vast injury to the
country, merely that 1t might make
a little political capital. It will,
doubtless, be soreiy grieved that the
SeeretsEy CT the Treasury has let
the country know that thi3 deficit
story arises solely from the usual
of the Treasury in the
redemption of the called five.twenty
bonds. when 50 organ has such
limited opportunities as the World,
II is rather cruel 10 take away q tune
it was about to torture into so many
Ysrlstlons,-New York Times.
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In Kentucky, the democrats said
nothing about The "salary grab. +"
In view of the action of nost of its
congressman, it couldn't afford It.
In Maryland all tho members voted
for the "Srsb." Phe:e nothing is
said about taking back pay, bat the
repeal of the law is recommended.
In Pennsylvania the democratic adj
dress is silent Oh the subject, as its
author both voted for the bill aud
took the "grab."
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-08-29

The Butterflies wanted the RePub-
lican State convention of Massachu-
sets in August, but it was called on
the 18th of September. This is re-
garded as an anti-Rutler triumph,
it and is now believed that ths old
cock eyed fraud is losing ground, a
con summation devoutly prayed for
by good people everywhere.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-08-29

KANSAS WHEAT AHEAD.-IA Phil
a6elphia a grade of wheat called
choice Kansas commands the high
est price of anything in the market.
1t is quoted at S1.85 per bushel.
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Augustus Stewart, time keeper,
aud VIM. A. Chaplain, train dis
pateher, of Phillipsburg, n. j., have
been arrested on the charge of de-
frauding the Central railroad OF
$4,000, by adding fictitious names
to the pay roll. They have both
given bail.
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Poland China Hogs.

FROA imported stock. from best breed
- ers In Illinois, single or in pairs, not
akin. Come and see them. Single pigs,fron
four TO six weeks old, &5.O0 each: pigs.
from two to three months old. $40 each ;
per pair, S15; sows, in Pig first time, SI5..
Bears, for limited service, go. Old sows.
IN pig, from S25 to $50 each. One dollar
extra will be charged for boxing eacb TIp-
ana delivering st depot, with food for the
IMP. Satisfaction guaranteed. Resi-
denee three miles southwest OF Hartford.
on Eagle creek.
w /. +. HARDEN,
n3O Box 1, Hartford, Lyon Co. Kan.
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JUNCTION TRIBUNE.-We have re-
ceived two numbers of the new
Junction City paper, the Tribune,
issued by Farey & Alvord. 1t is a
handsome paper and filled with
good reading matter. Farey proba-
bly, has no superior in the Stat as a
printer. We wish the Tribune sue
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-08-29

The royal family Of Austria rath-
er snub Isabella, ex-Queen of Spain,
who is now Wishing Vienna.
Ailwaukee's taxable property
has increased two million dollars
since the assessment of last year.
A Denver paper says that a hun
dred .jurymen could be selected
there any day in twenty pip9tes,
for any case, at any prios.
The belle who originated the
Grecian bend Is stopping at Con-
gress Hall, Saratoga. RemoFse is
painted on her onoe cheerful coun-
tenance,
a Chicago policemen treats ex-
hausted pedestrians to brandy aud
water, a good dinner, and a drive
home in carriage. He is exceed
ingly popular.
The most unpopular Eaap in Vir-
ginia is enc who has made the acct
dental discovery that kerosene Is sc
efiicacious as whisky to cure rattle
snake bites,
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Al ORDINANCE

To rcReRI IA ordinance entitled Gar
ardtnAnce to regulate and prohibit thE
running AZ large of anIDels.
BE e orddiaed By the Mayor and Cou,,-
catnseH Of the city Of Emporfd;
SEC. l. That an ordinance entitled can
Ordinance to regulate and prohibit the
running ut large OF animals" approved
June 10Th, 1873, and published in the
Emporia Ledger July Sd, 1873, and an
ordinance amendatory thereto, approved
July 18th, 1873, and published In The En-
PoRIA NEWS July 18th, 1879, be and the
sage are hereby repealed.
Sc. z, tbs ordinance shall take effect
and be IN force from and after its pabii-
cation,
MOVES sPIcER, Mayor.
Attest; g. HURD, City Clerk. IL
Approved Aug. ed, 1873.
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Notice to Builders.

EALED, proposals will be received by
y the district board of school district
No. 6S, three miles and a half west of
Hartford, Lyon county, Kansas, until y
O'Clock m Of Wednesday, September 10th.
for the construction of frame school
house in said district. House to be I6x24,
one story high. Plans and specifications
are on exhibition at the residence of the
director. L. II. Flack. near the site of the
proposed building. The right is reserv.
L. H. FLACK, Director.
d. ii. HARVEY, Clerk. 1886
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THE undersigned administrator of the
= estate OF Thos. Hinshaw, deceased,
has presented his petition to the probate
court of Lyon county, Kansas. for the
sale Of the following described real es-
tate, to-wit: Beginning on the W cor
ner OF the N w Il, sec. IA, tP. 10, range
II; thence east $50 feet; thence north 40
feet; thence west 800 feet, to the section
line; thence south 140 feet to the place of
beginning, containing 1S4 rods, more or
less, for the purpose OF paying debts.
Said petition will be heard by said court
on Monday, September Ist, 1873.
Boil G. ID. BURDICK, Admir-,
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GROwISG RAPIDLY.-We learn
from w. S. Hanna, State deputy,
that there are now over 500 oranges
of the Patrons OF Husbandry in this
State, which have 1900 members.
On the 1st of January there were
only ten oranges in the State.
Kansas stands az The fourth State in
the number Of oranges.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-08-29

The awards have been made for
the machinery department of the
Vienna exposition, and it appears
from a cable dispatch that this coun-
try has won a goodly portion of the
honors.
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Strayed or Stolen.

NROM the premises OF the subscriber,
IL in Usage county, 4 miles southwest of
Melyein, on Long creek, one match span,
mare and horse, both brown; both white
IN face; white on hind legs: mare has sad
die marks; both have harness marks:
when they went away both were shod in
front; mare is supposed to be or 1Oy'rs
old; horse yrs old. Any person giving
information Of the whereabouts Of said
animals, or returning the same, will be
literally rewarded. Address,
ELI SUCKER,
AelYcrn, Usage county, Kan 34t1s
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NOTICE.

THO let, free for one year, my farm Of 100
y acres, 10 acres broke; old land; 200
ITuIt trees, zoo grape vines, house 1Sx36,
ell 10X14, henery ska, stone barn 22x30:
a splendid chance to cut 200 ton of hay of
the very best quality; a splendid stock
range; fine well water; cfstern holding
70 hds., miles from EmpoFia. Apply at
Kelsey, grocer, Emporia. 35tiz
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The proposition to vote 100000
of Shawnee county bonds, last Fri
day, to build railroad from Law
renee to Topeka, was beaten by a
majority of COS. The city of To-
peka, OF course, voted largely for il
but the county "whooped it up
lively" Poor old "bonds" is about
played out in Kansas. The people
of Shawnee followed the example
set by Lyon county.
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PLOW BOY.

T WILL sell for cash. on liberal terms.
/ or trade for young cattle, my young
Norman stallion, Plow Boy. lie is 4 years
color, and weighs 1,495 lbs. He can be
seen at my stable, ga miles northwest Of
Emporla. If he is not sold by the 10th
Of next month he can be seen on the coun-
ty fair grounds. J.R. WALKUP.
952GE
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An OLD HAND AT THE WHEEL
Judge L. ID. Bailey has become the
editor and proprietor OF the Usage
County Sentinel. printed at Lyndon.
The Judge is one of the best news
paper writer's in the State, and will
make the Sentinel power for good.
The last Issue bristles with good
things.
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MoDoCs TO BE HUNG.-The Pres
ident and Secretary of War have
approved the findings of the court
martial in the Modoc Indian trials,
and six of them, including Captain
Jack, are TO be hung OH the Cd day
of October.
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FARMERS HOTEL,

HoRR, who kept the restaurant
Lie nader EeWDan's store, has remoy.
ed 70 the Farmer hotel. On the north
ade OF sixth avenue, neaY market, which
mouse he has thoroughly cleaned ana re-
ntteS, ana Is now ready to accommodate
all who may apply, with board and lodq-.
ing. or with day board, at Ihe most rea-.
sonable rates. He invites the public e.
give him trial. as he Is confident Of Civ
ing s2uElaetlon. SSif
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Senator Morton said in speech
at Athens, Ohio, last Saturday, that
he did not take the back pay and
never expected to, because he
thought the principle wrong.
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On the frat page will be found q
communication from r. G. Hunt,
Esq, criticising our article of two
weeks ago entitled "The Democracy
and the Back Pay Steal" Two
conviction are forced upon US after
aeading Mr.. Hunts article. He
either did not read our editorial
carefully enough to see the mean
ing, or else he put a false construc-
ton upon it. But we let him have
his say.
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1t is reported that the Hon. Matt
II. Carpenter is about to institute
legal proceedings against the Chica-
go Times for defamation of char
actar.
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Barley-Active. excited ard higher:
Go cash; No sold 1t 10, To he deliver
Ell next WeeR
Provisions--Qai-t; not much business.
Mess pOrk--kasier; IL 90 cash.
i.ard-.lkaSc cash, 5lSr SIMMER
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
TEACHER WANTEn

WANTED, to engage a male teacher
w for the winter term of six months,
commencing september LIST, 1878, IN dis
trIct No. 81, three and half miles north
OF Reading, Lyon county. Kansas One
that can teach vocal music preferred. To
such q teacher good wages will be paid.
For further particulars cali on
II. F. HOLMES,
35-36* Clerk OF Dist. No. 81,
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EAAP0RiA SOAP FACTORY,

IN A. STAHL, Proprietor. CASH for
LIZ tallow In quantities over 100 lbs,
or By the barrel. The highest market
price paid. kemiitanees promptly made
20 shippers. Soap exchanged for grease
delivered At the factory, northeast OF city.
Correspondence may be addressed TO
THOS- WEBSTER, Manager.
So-Sm z. o. Box 22I
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Sale Notice.

7 OFFER ut public sale. on the 9Th OF
4 September, 1873, my personal proper
ty, namely: One work horse, one wagon,
ten head Of cattle, including Eve milk
cows, farming utensils, household and
kitchen furniture, and many other arti-
cles. Terms.-Six months credit with
10 per cent. interest aud approved secur-
lty on all sums ever ten dollars. Sale TO
commence at 10 o'clock a. m.
34-3J RICHARD RICH,
miles east OF EmROria
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On the first page win be found a
weii-Ngritten article from the Marion
County Record, favoring Col. Plumb
for the Senate.
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Publication Notice

A MA NJ. BLUE. of parts unknown,
"A will take notice that an action has
been commenced by filing petition in
the district court of Lyon county. Kansas,
In which action JohH h. Blue Is plain
tin and said Anna III. Blue Is defendant;
that In said action she has been sued and
must answer said petition on or before
the 10th day OF October. A. D. 1873, or
said petition will he taken rs true and
judgement for the dissolution Of the mar
rage relation heretofore existing be-
tween said Anna II Blue and John r.
Blue, be rendered in accordance with the
prayer Of said petition
CUNNINGHAM & MILLER.
30t3 ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff