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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-03-06
APPORTIOyNESF.

We feared, until the bill passed,
that there w0uld be no apportion.
IaeDt OF the State iato Congr0ssion.
NJ districts, by the present loKisla-
rHrs. Bat we are very AgrSably die
appointed, not only in the passage
Of the bill, bat that it should be so
iast and fair to all, and especially
ne Southwest. ThIs section Of the
snts viii At least have one ROrrsssn-
tAiiVe Of her interests ct Washing ten
AifSr this year. Rsa from her
midst, who will be identified with
her Interests. The bill passed 10 IhS
0AO introduced by Senator Mur-
deck VITA few amendments. We
believe It rsc0iVed the anARinouI
support Of the Southwestern mem
hsrs. ItiOAs foIIowS:
First District-11W0rth. Atchi'
soR, DoRiphas, Brown, NsmAha
Aarshall. WaShinSt0B, Republic
Jewell, Saith, Phillips, NerteD
Graham, Rocks, OsbOFR, Mitchell
Cloud, Clay, Ottawa. I.iBooin, III
ley POttswAttomi0, JackSon, Jeiger
zen, Davis Ella Ellsworth, Russell
SaAna and Dickinson counties.
Second District - Montgomery
LAbstte, Cherokee, Crawford, Nee
abe, Wilson. Bourbon, Allen, An
asrsoD, Ldnn, Miami, FrankiiI
johnson, Douglass aud WyAHdett,
Third DiStrict-The remainder q
the 6tate.
The eastern tier OF counties Z
this district IL Howard, WoOdsOl
COnsy, OSsge, Shawnee is the Rortl
eastern county Of the district, IN
The counties that k0nnd il en- Il
Rorth are WAubuasse, Morris, Dicl
inson, McPhsrson, etc.
It will be seen that thiS bill pa
isFIh Col. Cobb aud Judge Lowe !
rhe same districts, the Second, an
Col. Phillips In the YortherR Dit
tIict, or Eirst. No enc OF the pre-
ent CORgressional delegation reside
in the Third District.
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LEGISLATIVE.

The house ef representatives, in
committee of the whole, have re-
ported fAyOrAbly upon . bin pro-
VidiHg for the removal Of the In
sane asylum from OsawatoRIs to
Topeka. The bill apprepriateS
$50 600, cor 90 much thereof - may
10 necessary" to erect = suitable
building.
On the ID inst, the house reached
. vote on the resolution impeach-
ing TrsalurSr Hayes. There was .
good deal Of fll!bustsriHE, but .
large majority Of the house stood
firm, and vsted dOwA every filli-
clustering amendment. There were
Is votes for Impeachment, and 20
GSsiHSt. Both OF LyOR csHnty'O
representatives VSteA yea.
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We are ell disposed to look out
upon the future, aud the appear
ance OF things dopshds very much
upon what kind Of glasses We use.
We can make everything exceeding
" large, or beautifully small. We
can give the morrow . rosy or .
blue tint just Is ne please. We can
lock into . bright or . dark future.
We can rejoice in the COED time
G0miDR, ar mourn over the evil
days unseen. What klAd of glass
40 yea use in 4sur prospecting ?
Which cad OF the glass do yOp
turn upon the fntare? Oar present
veal depends largely open oar
views OF the hereafter. A bright
day before ne scatters the gloom Of
the presGat. A RroSPectiVely dark
Gns hscleada the day around rs.
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STATE NEWS.

The srangers have organized a
Lawrence plow company"
The Neosho county grange has
purchased the National Mills of
Usage Mission.
The Kansas City editors are actu-
ally praying for each other. That
10 better than the old way of throw
ing mud.
The Junction City Union knows
more about The rules and regula-
tons OF saloons than we do, and
may be "mighty right" about what
it says concerning the singing and
praying in such places. IF the, sa-
loon men consent to such procedure
there is no law against it, we know.
We are also very sure that the sa-
loon men can, if they wish, find
protection in the law which licenses
Gnd upholds them In their Infamous
traffic. Sorry it is so, and hope to
see the time when rum.sellers shall
not be such privileged class before
the law.
The Burlington Patriot is little
hard on Senator 3 Itler because he
failed to vote for Harvey as Ssna-
tor. He was $ little unfortunate,
We know, but we fail 10 see any
thing very wicked in the course
pursued by Mr.. Butler.
And Bro. Brown goes for Butler
for supporting the Infamous Cald-
we'll" Come Brown, have you for
gotten that, SIS = member of the
third house, you supported Cald.
we'll, after you found that Clarke
could net be elected? You would
not then support southern man.
Clarke was your first choice, and
Caldwell, 'the winning man." your
second. Don't forget your record.
The Clarke men are responsible for
Caldweil's election.
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TuR NEW JUDeR.


We take IL for granted that Col.
c. G. Foster will be confirmed ~
U. 8. Judge for KaAEss. As fer -
We are capable of judging he is fit
man for the place. He ranks
among the lOadisg men of HE pro.
fessisR in the State. He is . youRg
RaR Of good character and great
promise. Among ether thihEs, the
Atehisou ChaRRioR, Gays:
Cel. Foster was bora IN EonroS
county, New York, and 10 thirty.
elk years of sSe. lie vas educated
ct Rochester, New York, aud stad-
led law 81 that place. He Was adj
aitted to the bar in le5o, at Ba.
taVia, New York, a1d came to Kaa-
Sas the same year, lecAliHg In AtcA-
ison. lie hAs ever einoe raaidsd
here- lie rePrsSsated this county
In the State Senate IN 1868 and "a,
asd was Mayer Of the city IN 1867.
He has frequently b80A . delegate
to Republicans Stste CopVeBfieD,
aHd has alway6 been . Republican
Of the meat radical type. lie Il .
strong. Logical and eioausHt speak
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NOW.

Last SeRday morning large con-
greEAlion gathered 1t The Metho-
dist church to hear q discourse from
Prof. POmeroy, president of the
State Normal school. It was d.
rsctSd to the younger members Of
the congregation, aud was replete
with good reasons for engaging in
Gods service while We are young.
The congregation listened att0n-
lively while the speaker calmly, but
most fOrcibly urged enc reason
after another for remembering God
In our youthful days. We shall not
attempt to reproduce any portion
of the sermon, for we think it lie FIX
ed in the mind, and ne trust in the
heart of every one who heard, but
We wish 10 invite cur readers, old
and young, to . careful considera-
ton Of the thought arc und which
that impressive discourse gathered,
and from which It drew the most of
its effectiveness. 1t is expressed in
the three letters which stand at the
head of this article, meow, NOW.
NoWi That 10 the word. It is
one Of the biggest words in the En-
gliSh vocabulary. You can hardly
think Of another word so fall of re-
atty and possibility. Let us repeat
it with emphasis, NOW!
The preacher, of course, uSsd it
in itS highest sense, and showed
that all our present and future veal
or wes, in some sense, hisged on
THE thought. We want to give it .
little wider range. We would APP
ply this thought to al business, TO
every profession, to every duty.
Every one Of us hiss something to do,
something TO attain. We reach the
greatest good by doing what We can
do. We fail to de al that 10 in our
power to do, unless we ssize HPon
the present moment. a present
opportIaity Loaf 10 the death of 8
thousand possibilities in the future.
eoald have done, could have been,
ceaid haze enjoyed, are the bitter
wailiBes f The Negligent. The stU-
dent - ~ present opportunity,
faiis t. abDiy binsOlf now, and
criusened With shame, stands ct the
foot of tie Aqss. This business or
ProfessiesAi ban whites away the
present, lsts ths chances Of to-day
alp, aad aftsS awhile complains Of
fsilHrs SD 4issRpeintnent. The
fsrnaAlsslEs the Grst dAys Of the
farmisg season 10 alp away, and
haa for . crop, when the rOapiag
time comes, . few blasted hopes.
That young man has eli the reali.
tisS aid possibilities Of life il .
rushing bulinesS world in his hAndS.
90 to speak, but he stands thera
caEelssSly waiting for, he knows
rSs what, aud before he 10 aware of
it every thing Of COED 10 swept 0utl
Of his hands, aud he stands before
the world . miserable monument of
failure and Disgrace. His life is
worse thAa . failure because he neg.
lsctsd the all important Lesson
taught in the preacher text ''neW.'
New 10 the time. To-day is the
day. Say not, wait until to-nor.
row. Study new. "StrikS while
the iron 10 hot" How. Work to-
day. Up THE moment, for another
struggle. The night is ceEling.
Now make one more effort. Vic
tory and defeat are trembliDg in the
balance On to the foe this minute.
Beat down every thought OF delay;
let your battle cry hs ''now." aud
glory shall cEOWn your life.
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And now ProAtis, OF Noble URiOn
iame, comes forward with his little
GStchet and chops ell the poetry ont
Of the SiOrionS walk of our "hoHest
horny handed Senator Harvey.
He says: "TAe truth OF history
conpels US 10 Atats that Gov. Har-
Vey rode ont to his farm, like . SEN
SlblO m&D, In . conveyance furnish
Sa by . flisnd at Fort Riley" That
WAS = "seRsible" move upon the
part of the Senator, 20 doubt, but
We dislike 10 have such aRe chap
Ter OF poetry hsshea up in that way
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The sheriff has attached the Law.
TRRca ilAR.

The sheriff has attached the Law
Teacs dAR.
The First Baptist chuSeh of 70.
pskA has extended . call to Rev. +
II. EliIS, OF Kansas City.
The Legislature OF CalifOrnia
hAYe adopted Q concurrent resolu.
1ioR rsquSsting Congress to inves-
Ligate the Affairs or the Central
Pacific Railroad.
or the $j,7l9.O00 coupon bonds
OF the loan OF 1853, outSlAnding on
let insi,, eS,3l9, coo have been re-
deemed, leaving but 100000 OF
these bonds Still ontStanding.
Twelve hours . day IL considered
. fair days work for strest.car con.
auct0Fs in California, aud bill is
now before the Legislature to that
end.
General Sherman IL in hVsr Of
having the army settle the new
di@ePities With the Sioux Indians
without ipterfsreace from out
sidsrs.
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Hos. T. s. JoHEs.-HaViBS seen
At Topeka several days dnriss the
sssGion, We eau add eur testimony
10 the truIh of the following frem
The Cottoa wood FAlls LSsdeF:
SHon. T. 8. JoBes Vas home lGst
"Wednesday, attending 20 SEINE BUSH
gsss matters that required his per-
Sonal attention. Jones, contrary to
many predictions, has proved him-
self an excellent working member
or the house, very attentive TO his
duties, Uatchful Of the interests of
his condiments and has much inf0-
Once with, and the confidence OF,
HE fellow members"
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TELEaRAPHICS.

=
Two weeks ago we were inform
ID that the Ashantee war was At an
end. Now we hear Of more hard
fighting.
The strike among the brAkemen |
en- the Erie railroad is At an end.
The ladies OF Chicago are raiding
the saloons of that wicked city.
The Roman Catholics have organ
lied q Total Abstinence Union in
Philadelphia. There are i've such
in New Haven, Conn.
The Germans Of Dayton, Ohio,
threaten TO oppose the women with
arms.
The Ohio legislature refused TO
let DiO. Lewis pray in the State
Houae. ~; -
st. Louis hOd carriers were or =
strike last week.
The Detroit Free Press accused
Senator Chandler of intoxication
and disSraesfnl conduct. The SEN
AtOr has sued the publishers for
100000:
The "femmezo0,ic," as some wag
has called the asw temperance cru
sade, lie sweeping over the whole
land. M
Ths Spanish army made three an
successful attacks on the Carlists ct
BilbOA last week.
There are 1850 oranges in Indf-
aaa.
| Christopher Rafferty,, the murder
ar Of policeman O'MeAra, of Chica.
&c, was hanged on the 9th ult.
| WIN. A. Simmons has been con.
6rmsd collector Of customs at BOs-
ton Notwithstanding the opposition
OF Summer and Boutwell,. It is Z
Butler victory.
l MT. Gilksy and DR.. c. E. Cleye
land, Of WatsonYille, CaliSornis
had . shooting match last week
which ended in the death OF both o
them.
The trial of the TichbornS claim
ant ON charges of perjury has ended
in his conviction, and he is ssntenc
ed to fourteen years penal servi
tadO.
Serrano has been declared PFesl
dent Of the Spanish Republic.
Panama was nearly DESTROYED b
fire on the 10Th alt.
}. 1t is now reported that the As
f hAatse expedition is in great peri
:. The reports concerning the FAM
t iReiR India are heart sickeninl
Three million people are starvin
4 to death.
The Cariists seemed to he gain
ing ground in Spain.
The alleged departure of the Ed
gar Stuart, on = fillibustering expe
dition, has created intense excite
monJ NJ IshNAHa.
,Pi ON the 18th ult., of Havana, ID
q American bark, Everett, was board
/. ed and searched.
Il The U. S Dollar store of st Lou
# has been burned out. The cellar {
the building contained $4,000 of Ii
K dia rubber goods.
d The venerable John BAchmRR, IL
n lifelong friend of Agassi1, ace
o eighIy-five, died last week.
I. The, Chilian volcano is boilin
l. again. A strong earthquake shoe
b was felt at CApiopO, on the 18th III
i Rev. N. Il. Barnitz, tecretary (
. the American Bible Union, CLAIM
that the st. Louis Democrat con
=" pany has injured his character $40
600 worth.
D Chicago is infested with counte
: III nickeis.
|. Petroleum V. Nasty and his wi
y are In Denver.
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RELIGIOUS NEWS.


"A new Presbyterian congregation |
has been organized at Meivern.
Thirty mine members have united |
With the Presbyterian church at
Quenemo.
The Pastor OF the Frst Baptist
church Of WyandOtte, immersed
thirty persons last Sunday.
Rev. J. II. Leard, once pastor of
the Methodist church in this city,
has reeeHtly settled on 8 farm near
Paola.
Kalloch has assumed the editor
iAl charge of TIE Kansas Evangel, .
Baptist paper, which 10 to be chang
ed from = monthly TO = weekly.
Or. Talmadge's church, at Brook
Ign, built on the ruins of the one
burat . year ago, Was dedicated on
ths 22nd Ult., with appropriate ser:
vices.
The Chetopa Advance says that
Rev. G.. W. Pye had been assisting
RsY. Kelly, Of Ottawa, in a revival
meeting Of wonderful power. We
learn from other sources thSt Il is Q
most sweeping work, spreading
over the whole city.
Rev. L. Il. Hancock, of Garnstt,
writes rs. that the revival of six
weeks duration ia that town still
prevails. About two hundred
souls have protested to be convert
ed Ninety-kix have united with
the Methodist church, 'Afty-eight
with the Presbyterian, and several
| with the Baptists and United Pres
byterians.
| A late writer in the Christian
Quarterly, dealing with sour Rep
resentative Religions" closes hi
very racy paper by saying: ''Th'
MOthodists are the heart, the Epis
copAliana the nerves, aud the Uni
ttarfans the brains, of American re
ligiOn. The Methodist
like the dog, is of universal latitude
the EpiscopAliaus are suited to th'
South, the Presbyterians to tn
Middle States, and the Unitarian
to the North The Metho
: dist will always be the actua
church, the Unitarian the ideal one.
We presume the author il Unita
Fian. 4,
Dr.. STRAUss.-The death of thi
eminent nationalist theologian de
serves more than passing notice
He was born in Wurtemburg, Jun
: q, 1s0S. He studied theology an
entered the ministry, but q pre-
:. fsssorship being offered him 6
Maulbronn,: he soon gave Hp th
active work of the ministry. w
: are act advised concerning the tim
Of his departure "from the faith
: bat in 1885, he published bis ''Lii
: of Jesus" which created a gres
}. sensation in Europe. He took Ii
position that Jesus was human n
. former; and would not accept Ii
gospels a. true narratives but claim
ed that they were mere myths. II
. devoted his life, learning, labor
g everything, to the work of destroy
ing christianity. He succeeded
unsettliug the faith of many. d;
his story is a sad one. Let him te
. it himself, aud let US all shun Il
" terribly dry and modifying" rel
gion OF the nationalist. He say
g 81 have attended several services /
< the free religious congregation j
t. Berlin, and found them ter. IDLY ii
II and modifying. quite thirste
10 for an allusion TO the biblical j
l. gends or the Christian calendar,
: order to get, at least, something fl
the heart and Imagination: bI
r. nothing of the kind was forthcon
ing. No; this ia not the way eithe
=. After the edifice of the Church HI
been demolished, to go and give
lecture on the bare, imper6ectly le'
eled ate is dismal to degree IN
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To Whoaa it JNau Coacern

NOT, E is hereby given, that the uu-
~ dersigned did, on the I'd day Of
March, A. ID, 1874, file his petition In the
Probate court OF Lyon county, Kansas,
asking that the interest OF James o. WAY,
deceased, at the time of his decease. In
the following described real estate, sit
The south half OF the northwest quarter
Of section eight, fS) IN township eigh.
teen 1S) Of range twelve 12) be sold for
the payment of the debts of the estate of
James o. Way. deceased, and that the
said petition will be heard at the Office OF
the Judge OF said Proh3te court, at EN-.
peria, Lyon county, Kansas, on the 1871
day Of March, -A.tr.IS74sa &C ten O'clock
Am of said day tlzsa bon thereafter az
counsel can be yIeaE.l.z JOHN BAY,
sKdm,r de boris f56sl OF estate Of James
D. WaTs deoeased.1@r lowe
Rated March 2d, 1874.
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WANTED.
10000 Bushels of Wheat and
1000 Bushels of Corn.
Wheat and White Shelied Corn Wanted
at the EmpOria Water Mills.

For which ! will pay. in cash, the high
est market price, Will commence grind
ing both wheat and corn for customers.
on and after March 18th, 1874, for either
cash or toll. viii pay for all grIsts and
sacks lost, when the same have been de-
livered TO one OF the hsnis employed in
the mill. except when destroy cd In some
unavoidable way. VIII endeaVor TO give
satisfaction, and please rs many Of nv
customers as are willing to be pleased
VIII receive and deliver grIsts from 6 ..
IN. to p. N but will not deliver grIsI,
after dark. ". IT SODES
EmporiS, Feb. %, "a. 0-S2c
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SHERIFF's SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that by VIII.
IN tue of an order of sale, issued out
OF the district cour t OF Lyon county,
Kansas. In = C Guse where John VIII
helm is plat TIFF Hnd Wiley Swepston 10
defendant, | will. on Monday. tie 30Ih
day of March, 1874, NJ IL o'clock m. at
the front door Of the court house, In said
county, offer for sale At public auct on,
to the highest bidder for cash, the fol.
Lots 80 aud 81, In Fraker's addition to the
city Of Emporia, Lyon county, Kansas.
Will be SOLD as the property Of the de-
fendant, Wiley Swepston. TO sati 4 Judg-
ment in favor Of John Wilhelm.
SheTiG's Office, Lyon county. February
9th, 1874. JOHN BAY,
OTIS Sheriff, Lyon county, Kansas.
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81. IoCIs, March 4.
Fl0ur-LoWer grades scarce ana want
ed; good medium aud higher.
Wheat-duIi; No . spring i3al 10.
sen e5al p. 10 bid for No red fall,
Nc 3, Sda1 IL.
Beef--uneh=nged; long clear, saS3sc;
short clear S;SaS5Sc.
Hogs-dlurf: light, s5a5 80, heavy . 90
IS 20.
Catile-GOod native steers q 2504 Is
Texan 81 758425.
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The Kentucky democratic state
convention OF the 18th, alt, adj
journed without making platform.
In ether words, they broke mp with
= row. Where IL P. Y. Sasby:
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WRIGHT BROS.

Have opened gun and locksmith es-
Establishment, on Fiflh avenue, old Bis.
marck stand. wheIe they are prepared TO
do all kinds CT work in their line OF short
notice and at reasonable prices.
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ID EXAMINING uncalIed for ia the En-.
pporIa postoftlee for the week ending
March 4th, 1874. II not called for ID
20 days they will be sent to the dead let
ter ONCE. Persons calling for the follow.
Ing letters will please say advertised.
Arey w r,
Butter Thomas, BulliEant Isabella,
Blackburn FANNIE.
Collins Jane, Grail Roe, caseboIt Ma
cmie. -
Ellis Lon.
root A II.
Glass Guinea, Greer James.
Haley L w, Harris Robert 8, Hawkins
MolIie p, Hughs Hez, Hawkins w q.
johnson Samuel b.
Lofland Maggie. -.
Miller Forest, Miller Wesley Willard,
McInttre Ellen. MeErgher Cyrenus.
Newton j b.
OBrina Mary.
Smith WIN, Spencer james n, Stack.
house G w, Sulsth Isabella.
Ricketts, Taylor, Rhodes Mary, Rick
Tholaas Maria.
Widtes Geo, Williams David. Williams
Ell,
seweil etearns, Neya1a,. Mich. B K
Blsss& Son, New York. Adult ant Gen,
Washington, d c.
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The tobacco manufacturer WARt
the duty on stick licOrice abolished.
Tobacco cheWers would then get
more lieories and less tobacco,
which woRid he far Better.
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Will Not be Undersold
TERMS CASH.
Administrator,s Notice.

Administrators Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
IN dersi2ned administrator Of the es.
tate Of William Griffith. deceased, will
make final settlement OF said estate be-
fore the probate court Of Lyon county
Kansas. on Monday, April 9th, 1874.
+. l.. JONES,
iU-I3S Administrator
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FOR SALE.

A WAGON and span of good horses,
"A with harness, which I propose to
sell Tor cash. The horses are seven and
light years old, weighing twenty-five
hundred pounds, sound and in gooC con-
ditlon. For further particulars inquire
Of II. a. CHAMPLIS, at Merchants ho-
tel. IOWA
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the fol.
IN lowing described school lands, sit.
uate In Lyon county, Kansas, will be- Of
fered for sale at public auction at my OF.
nee In the court house, In Imports, on
1879; said sale to be open for bids from 10
O'Clock 9. m. until 5 O'Clock p. m. OF Eaid
day, to-wft:
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Mr.. Eirsy's Temperance bill, which
RGsssd the House somS days GGo,
has net been taken up in the Senate,
and probably will not be.
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N0TICE.

NJ Office is hereby given that the :ol-
IN lowing described school lands, SIT
uate in Lyon county, Kansas, will be of.
fered for sale at public auction st my Of
ice In the court house, in Emporfa, on
Saturday, the Alb day of April, A. D.
1874; said sale to be open for bids from
10 O'Clock q. m. until o'clock p. m. Of
said day, to-wit:
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PLOW BOY.
The Young Norman Stallion,
PEOw Boy.

viii make stand this season, commeae.
ing April 9Th, at the following places.
viz: Mondays and Tuesdays at the sta
bles of John 10y, near Americas; We'd
nesdays and Thursdays at the stable OF
the undersigned, near Armor's mill: Fri
days and Saturdays at the stable OF Geo.
klrkendall, Emporia.
PLOW BOY is = light gray, 8 years
old next June, and weighs 1,600 pounds.
He took the first premium at the Lyon
county fair last fall. Terms, 81, So and
%. 1e-1I J.R. WALKUP.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having notes OF accounts
"A now due at this house, or that will
be due In this month, are requested to
meet them promptly by the ist day OF
April. as [ am obliged to use my money
At that time. Yours truly,
10 ! N GIRSGH
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NEWS AND Editorial ITEMS.

Yearly all the bills paSssd by tha
ls4islGtnre ara purely local in their
character.
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The legislature Of Missouri is dis.
cp1Sing . bin which proposes to
prohibit any one from praying sin
Or near saloons"
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STILL ANOTHER
MEAT MARKET.
Ter. Cont & 9TH, ST., Old Express UIiee

l have opened Meat Market at the
above place, where l prop Sc TO keep all
kinds OF fresh meats. 1sh and fowls, liz
their se1son) which / Will sell as cheap
~ any body can.
Thankful for past favors, I will be glad
TO see all my old friends and rs many
new ones as will come.
J. S. GLEvELBND.
Feb. 81. IA.