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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-10-23
CuEpTEIl,S CATN

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue OF
IN an order Of sale issued out of the district
court of LYON county, Kansas. to me directed,
will. on Monday the sd day of November,
1874, at IL = o'clock m, at the front door of
the court house, in said county, offer for sale
at public auction to the highest bidder for
casn, the following described real estate to-
wit: The north half and the southwest
quarter OF the northwest quarter of
section number thirty five 1859, town
twelve ti2), east, in Lyon county Kansas will
he sold rs the property OF .IauHcs Moore and
Mrs. Moore, his wife, to satisfy said order of
sale. JOHN BAY,
Sheriff of Lyon Co. Kansas.
Emporic, kans., Oct. 23l, 1874. 43-47
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rELEGRAP"Ca.
THE INDIANA ELECTION,

Indianapolis, Oct. 19.-The Sec
Ietary of state has received official
| returns from seventy three coun-
| ties, giving a total Democratic ma
iority of 14,733. The nineteen
counties yet to hear from gave a
Democratic majority for secretary
of state at the last election of SI5.
The majority in the same counties
will be largely increased this
year.
Harden's majority for congress
in this district over Coburn is 566.
Holman's majority in the Sixth dis
trict, 2,467.
The total Independent vote on
state ticket, SO far received is 49,
574.
The Democrats have a grand
jubilee tonight over their victo-
ries.
The election in Knox county
for representative resulted in
a tie vote, and Gov. Hendricks
has ordered a new election, to
be held On the 7th ofNovember.
Leaving Knox county out the
legislature stands:
Senate-Demo crats, So; Repub-
licans, "a; Independents, 3.
House-Democrats, %; Repub-
licans, 81; Independents. 10.
NEBRASKA ELECTION.
Omaha, Oct. 17.-Oficial returns
of the late election show that every
thing stands about the same as at
previous elections. Savage, demo-
cratic candidate, made a good run |
but was defeated by Crounze.
BOLD MURDER.
Terre Hsute, Ind, Oct. 17.-This
evening at half past eight, Jerry
Pichard, q well known citizen, was
walking with his wife on north
Sixth street, when two men sud
1enly rushed upon them. One held
Mrs. Pichard, while the other shot
her husband in the head, the ball
the right ear. The wound
will prove fatal. The murderers
hen ran on. The motive for the
Ict is not known. This occurred in
! public part of the city.
An ENCOUNTER WITH INDIANS.
Yankton, Oct. ia party of
even pereons, five of them resi-
Tents of Yankton, who left here ten
lays ago for the Black Hills, were
ttacked by q party of forty Butte
sioux while in camp at the north of
little Platte river, and in q fight
which ensued John Lowe was shot
cad, B. L. Baden MORALLY wound {
q and two others Of the party se-
ereiy wounded, while the Indians
re belieyed TO have lost at least ten (.
iiled and wounded. The survi-
ors of the white party have re-
arned to this city. Approximations :
re felt for the safety of q party of :
who left this city for
be Black Hills, and who intended
D travel in the track of the Yank-
DC party. The Indians are under !
TODD to express . determination to q
reYeRt white men from entering | c
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SHERIFE'S SALE,

NOTICE is hereby given that by yiFtue OF
N an order of sale issued out of the Dis
trict Court Of Lyon county, Kansas. to me di-
rected. l will, oH the 23d day OF November,
81, at 1O1s o'eicck a M. at the front door O
the court house, in said county, offer for sale
ut public auction to the highest bidder for
cash, the following described real estate, to-
wit: The northeast quarter of the southwest
quarter OF section twenty-five (25), in town
ship eighteen uS), range tea 1O), in Lyon
county, Kansas; will bc sold to satisfy an
order or sale in cause wherin Charles Hay
den is plaintiff and James Latta Is defendant:
will be sold to satisfy said order Of sale.
JOHN BAY.
sheriff of Lyon Co, Kansas.
October 231, 1874. 43-f7
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SHERTEE,S SALE

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtuc of
~ an order of sale issued out of the Dis
trict Court of Lyon county. Kansas, to me
directed. will, on Monday, the sd day of No
vember, 1874. at 10 O'Clock n M. at the front
door of the court house, Ia said county, G1fe 4
for cash, the following described real estate,
to-wit: The northeast a of section five 90,
township twenty t2J), OF range twelycs(Ial, in
Lyon county. Kansas: will be sold rs the prop
eTty OF Elizabeth Doilarhide and Ira Il. Dol
larhidc, her husband, 10 satisfy said order OF
sale. JOHN BAY.
Sheriff of Lyon Co, Kansas
EmpOria, KGs-, Dca. 23t 1874. 4S-It
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DOCTORS Hli.aEree.

1t always pains us to see breth-
rem who ought to be actuated by
the deepest sentiments of brotherly
love, disagree. But still we find
radical and irreconcilable differ
ences even among the learned and
pious. For instance, the Rev. Mil
ton j. frey, Reform candidate for
State Senator, announces to those
who go to him for spiritual COM
fort, that Jesus Christ was a poll
tician, while the erudite Robert NJ.
Ruggles, Reform candidate for
Couney Attorney, expresses
the opinion that the Savior
of the world was one of
the greatest humbugs that ever
visited the earth, designating the
martyred Lincoln as second in
rank in this category.
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ties, He was one of the best mem
hers of the last legislator. AID /. *
t. be hoped he will be elected Il, u
large majority. lie is tho good to
change off for a new rn,n.-Topeka
Commonwealth.
A party of Otoe Indiaas passed
over the IS. p. road west last Sun
day evening, in charge of Lieut..
Winchester, by whom they we've
arrested near Wamcgo. This squad
was a remnant of the bard who
started from their reservation IN
Nebraska recently, aud were sup
posed 10 be preparing 10 take the
war path. They were 'aken 90
Fort lIaYS.
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We don't know as anybody
ought to blame MIR. Ruggles for
making contract 10 "gobble'
sec, 666.66 of railroad stock from
the county. II was his business
to make n good contract for him
self. This is not only his bust
ness but his practice. We sup
pose, from the best information
we have at hand, that is what he
is roaming round on earth for.
But will the people be blameless
if they give him the advantage
which the county attorneyship
will put into his hands to complete
the ''gobble." That's a "white
horse of another color" That's
the question for voters to ask
themselves, especially of the Re
form persuasion.
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GRAND REPUBLICAN RAJ.
In
Hon. John =: angnIIs 40 be In

Hon. John -. HngnIIs 40 be In
EmpOria.
U. s. Senator Ingalls, will speak
on politics at Bancroft hall, this city.
on Wednesday evening, October
10Th, at Z 80 p. nj.
Mr.. Ingalls, is one of the most
forcible and eloquent speakers in
the west, and it will pay our PEG.
pie to turn out and hear him. Lei
the hall be packed.
We are requested to invite the
ladies to be present.
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AUCTION.

T WILL offer for sale at public auction. NJ
i the farm Of A. A. Hickox i've miles soI,fh'
west Of Emporia, ON Thursday, Oetober
goth, commencing At 10 O'Clock a. m the foI
lowing property, tQ-wit: 7 cows cue snSi
two year old steers, one aud two wear Old
heifers, four year old bull, i seven Year OH
mare yearifng colt, mule colt, / waesn
aud set Of doubts harness, harrow and some
Terus.-AIl sums under S 90 cash: all suas
Of IS 90 and over. credit Of II months Will he
given, purchaser 20 give approved security.
count Of ten per cent viii be made for cash
few head of other stock, consisting of cows
CHARLES HICKOX.
JOHN BAY, Auc. ls-its
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st. Louis Market

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 81.
FIour-Dull; medium and low grades IN
changed; choice weak and lower to sell.
Grain-Wh heat unchanged sample lots No. .
red sold at 81 9Oa1 ~; No . 81 13I1 1877: No. .
seller the year. At 81 171Sa1 Is 81 IL III IS bid
for regular cash. Corn unchanged; No. ,,
mixed, 77Sa7S. spot; seller sep. I2tsc. Oats
easier, unsettled; No. mixed !Oa5Dlf- Bar
ley, No. Iowa, spring, to arrive 81 II; Net-
raska 81 12k.
Rye-Inactive and buyers holding OF. s,IaS6
PrOvisions-Pork dull and lower, at II 20
Dry salt meats-Soninal
Bacon-Dull and in favor Of buyers s-It,.ul-
ders, 7ssas5<e; clear rib, 1i1zal4lsc; clear
sides. 14aI4J5c.
Lard-Uncuangcd.
Cattl Dull and unchanged; fair to choice
native steers, 81 50a6 %; cows and heifers.
81 75a %; Texan corn-Ied, OOaf %; through,
81 25a3 90
HOgs-Higher; workers. SIS O0a5 80; bacon.
50 25a5 60; butchers, 50 75a6 -.
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People who have feared the early
demise of the Kansas School Jour
nal, are agreeably disappointed by
the issue OF its second number. 1t
is as newsy, spicy, and racy as the
first, and contains, among other
good things, President Pomeroy's
admirable article upon Normal
Schools. Teachers who fail 10 sub
scribe are remiss in duty to them
selves and their patrons. The
JOwHGl costs but Sl.00 per annum.
Evans X HolbroOk, Topeka.
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The white league, in the parishes
OF Ouachita, jackson, Line la, Ciai-
borne, FrauklIn, a,d RicitIaud,
Louisiana, have adopted hc follow
ing pledge: Nv pledge ourselves
not TO patrouiZe. employ, ar favor
in any manner, shape, or form, now
or after the election, those PERSONS,
white or colored, WHO belong tn
radical clubs, or vote the radical
ticket"
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of
~ an order of sale issued out OF the Dis
trict Court Of Lyon county. Kansas, to me
directed, will, on Monday. the Esd day Of No
vcmber 1874, at IL O'Clock u. M, at the front
door of the court house. in said county. offer
for sale at public auction to the highest bid
der for cash, the following described real es-
tate, to-wit: The northwest "A of section
number 81, in town hip number 10, of range
number IL, in Lyon county, Kansas, " i'll Lee
sold a. the property OF Hamilton Howard and
Catherine Howard, 10 satisfy said order of
sale. JOHN BAY.
Sheriff OF Lyon Co. Kansas
EmpOTia. Kas.. Oct 23d, 1874. 43-4T
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The American Girl and Copper
Bottom trotted on Monday, at
New York, for purse of $1,000.
Copper Bottem took first heat in
2:2S; American Girl the next three
and the race in 2:273, 2:264 and
2:2S.
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH
Stocks and Ponds.

NEW YORK, Oct 81, 1874.
MOney-sII a3per cent; prime mercantile pa
per, at 5a7 per cent.
Custom Receipts-S295 eco.
DiscOunts-Prime discounts short date. SAT-
per cent.
Sterling Dull, at 81 s5l4a4 $50 for sixty
days and 81 s6a4 s91I sight.
Gold--Opened and closed at 81 Of.
housekeeping rates 1a2 per cent, bor-
rowing nat and per cent.
Disbursements-$I3 coo
Clearings-$23 900, 600.
Bonds Governments, firm at improved
prices. State bonds dull. Railroad bonds
firm
StOcks-Without special fe2tuic. closed with
an advance of 1[a1 per cent. on general list,
being fraction below the highest point OF
the day.
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SUERTEE,S SALE

NDrICE is herby given that by virtue of
! y an or cr of sale issued out Of the District
Court Of Lyon county, Kansas, to me directed
will ON Monday the 81. day of November.
1874, at ! O'Clock T. VA. ut the front door OF the
court house, IN said cGunty. offer for sale at
public auction 10 the highest bidder for cash,
the following described real estate to-Wft:
Lot No. Coon ScO>ho street la tue city OF En-
poria. LyOH county. Kansas, viii be sold a.
the property OF Sanford II karncF and cen
or Is. Orrick, partners "a satisfAy said order
of sale JOHN BAY
4I-47 sheriff Of LYON Co Kansas,
Oct. 2jd, 1874
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SHERIFF,s SALE.
C. Z. { hapman,
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IL J. Swartg. CT al
District Coart. 5th. judicial District. Lyon
county, Kansas.
DG virtue of an order Of sale issued cut
ID of the above entitled court in the
above entitled c2Hsc. will, ON Mon
day the Esd, day of November, 1874. at / !,
O'Clock, u m, at the front door If the court
house, IN the city of Emp oria, LYON county.
Kansas, Ofler for sale ri public ar, ion to the
highest bidder for cash, the following tlcScrils
Cd real estate to-yit: lots No. Ii and -
Market street: No. IL On Ncosho street: Nos 90
ard - state sire It: Noe li5 lie. 152. 1a amt
i6i on SYLVAN street. AMI No. 116 on West
street. al ia the city 81 EmpOri2. Lyon coun-
~, Kansas; will he sold - the property Of de
fcndant, II. J. Swartz ant 1t. >. TMiSS, 70 sat
isty said order OF sale
IOIlN BAY.
Sheriff OG I.ycn Co.. Kansas
EntpOrist. ki.S. Oct - l. 1874 43-F1
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IN INTiIffEU.
~ Office L. hereby given that 10y Virtuc of
~ an order OF sale issued out al the Dis
triCt [ ONT e IyoH counts Kansas To me tli-
Tected. l will. ON Monday the Esd tlaV of No
Vember, 1874. at 70 o'clock IN at the front
door of the court hoTsc. in the city of Emro-
ria in said county. offer for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand
the following describes. real estate, to-Nit:
East half of section number thirty-IiVe l3-Il,
township nineteen tf9l. range eleven tIIl in
Lyon county, Kansas. except four acres ia
the northeast corner Of said section. to satisfy
a judgement in partition in n case wherein
Richard owen is plaintiff, and Rachel Nor
gan. Jane Morgan. John Morgan, llewellen
Morgan and Griffith Il. Davis are defendants,
and will he sold to satisfy said order of sale
JOHN BAY,
Sheriff Cf Lyon Co, Kansas.
Oct 33rtl, 1874 4S-4T
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Chicago Market

CHIC Oct 81
ElOur-Dull, weak and unchanged.
Grain-Wheat opened firm, bur closed dUll
and weaker; No, spring, gag@h; Nov.
No. 8 S4ISc. Corn in light demand with hold
ers firm and shade higher; No. mixed 10 a
.5z bid spot, IS
Oats--Eirm and active; No 2, iSL C spot or
October AZ 4Iss the year
Rye--Firm; S2aS212c.
Barley-Firm; No. =, O6a1 Utc spot; 81 Is
October.
Provisions Pork dull and declining: $50
S715 spot: S22 IL 20 for the year $23 o.; $22 -
September. Lard quiet; 14isc. cat meat,
steady; shoulders 7Zc; short rib 1873 al2I4 c
short clear 1885, a13i<c,
Cattle-Dull and heavy, especially for com
mon grades; good no choice natives sold at
81 45a6 10; through Texans, 81 75a2 Is; corn
fed, 81 50.
Hogs-Quiet and weak at 50 59aG 90 for COM
mon to medium; So 00a5 40 for good to chuIcc:
extra, Sc OOaG 10
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At New Orleans, on Monday,
Francois Aubrey, colored, stabbed
his wife to death with a gimiet-
knit, eand then killed him self with
the same instrument; cause, jeal-
ousy.
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Se-y York Market

NFw YORK, Oct. 21-
Flour-Dull and lower; superfine western,
81 35a4 50; common to good, $i95a5 ~; good to
3 IS,
Grain-Wheat dull and lower; No. Chica-
go spring, 81 Oia1 OS; No. Milwaukee,, 81 liza
ZIG; winter rel ami amber W eslcrn, 81. i6ai -
Rye quiet at 9za 102. Barley nominal.
Corn shade 1rmer; western naked, 81 IA
93c;, high. mixed and yellow western, 90Ala
y7c; white western, Csc. Oats lower; mixed
western, 6la635z.
Groceries Coffee dull; sugar steady.
PrOyisiOns-POrk heavy; new mess, $205O-
Beef unchanged Cut meats quiet. Middles
firm long clear, Ike. Lard decidedly low
err; prime steam 1870.
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dividend was had, a. leas. to our

dividend was had, at least to our
l am unable TO see the great iniq-
atty in the act that those who never
read it think it contains. If after
reading the act carefully you
should be of the opinion it is a huge
swindle, l suggest that you get
some short haired woman to tell
you how to vote, for l don't think
you can do So properly without.
SMITH JONES.
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Up at the Normal School is a
small primary department now be-
ing most delightfully."- trained by
Miss Gilbert There ought to be
some more six-year-olds in it. The
cost of tuition and text books is but
one dollar for the term. The hours
are short, and the instruction very
superior.
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aEw ADVERTISEMENTS.
Nor:s 4.

have placed all claims owing to me III
the hands of Gilictt d Forlc. attorneys.
FOR collection. All persons owing ne viii
save costs by paving the Indebtedness to
my said attorneys without further notice.
1914 &. T.. KELSEY.
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At Reform convention at To-
pska not long ago-and this will
apply to Reform conventions al
most everywhere a fellow standing
at the door yelled out: "Ali can
didates are requested to step down
stairs a few minutes" The entire
audience arose and walked down
stairs, except one old man who
was hard of hearing.
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Two construction trains collid-
ed, Monday evening, near Deer
field on the Detroit and Adrian
branch OF the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern railroad.
Both trains are complete wreck.
Chas. Cramer, a fireman, was in
stantly killed and six others SER
iously Injured.
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The New York Herald's London
dispatches state that Stanley has
arrived at Zazibeth. The Sultan
has accorded him n reception as 81
member of the Americ an press.
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LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
THE E1IPORIA PosToFFIcE, oc-
TOBER 10th, 1874.
Amberg d. c., Albary Richard.
Bethurum James, Bartsch r., Belsly
Thomas.
Carpenter Albert Butler, Creighton
Miss Bell.
Ewing s. Y.
Gatewood John.
Hotehkin L. B., Harris John. Hill Rees,
Hkest Henry.
Jones William.
Larue Miss Jennie, Lewis Henry
New horteI Thomas, McHenry Mr.. Fan
ME, Merrill T.. L.
Rhoads Simon. 2.
Smith Miss Allie, shannon John, SpOrs.
Ter Miss Rebeeea. Smith w. C. & Elias.
Toogood Miss Becky, Tobias Rob. 4.
Ware W., Watson j. T.
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Col. Fred. Grant, the Presidents
son, was married at Chicago, on
Tuesday last, to Miss Ida Maria
Honore, OF Chicago. The wedding
was q stylish affair.
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NEWS.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER %, 1874.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET

FoK GOVERNOR,
THOMAS A. OSBORN,
or Leavenworth County.
FoR LIIUrESASr GovKRNoR,
M y. sALTEk.
Of Neosho county.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
7. n. cAVANAUGH,
or saline County.
FOR TREAsUHKR.
SAMUEL LAPPIN,
OF NemahA County.
FOR AUDITOR.
ID. w. WILDER.
OF Bourbon County.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
A NJ. II. RANDOLPH,
or CoGey County.
VoR SUIT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
JOHN FRASER,
OF Douglas County.
FoR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE,
ID. M. VALENTINE,
or Franklin County.
coSGREssMAH-THIAD DISTRICT,
WIN. X. BROWN.
or Reno County.
STATE sENAroE-2ITH. DISTRICT.
WILLIAM AIARTINDALE,
or Greenwood.
REPnESENTATIvE-68 DISTRICT
GEORGE JOHNSTON,
GOTH. DISTRICT,
JOHN w. 10y.
PROBATE JUDGE,
Z. w. CUNNINGHAAI.
COUNTY ATTORNEY,
ALAEERIN GILLETT.
CLERK DISTRICT COURT.
GEO. w. FREDERICK.
sUPERINrESDENT SCHOOLS,
A. ID. CHAMBERS.
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Probably in anticipation of our
recent article on the subject, we
find that large numbers of sheep are
already coming into Kansas. On a
recent trip through Wichita we
found gentlemen importing large
herds of Cotswolds from Illinois.
These sheep give the long, lustrous,
"combing WOOL" so much used in
the manufacture of reps and alpacas.
Mr.. Blandin has left Winfield and
located at Emporia, TOR the same
purpose. He will soon have sever
al hundred sheep on a ranch west of
town. He is gentleman of means
and worth, but doubly welcome
from the nature of his enterprise.
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GERMAN ANNExArIoN.

San Francisco, Oct. I7.-The-e is
excitement in commercial circles
about the report, we'll founded, that
Dutch man-of- war in one of the
harbors of the Navigator islaEde,
demanded indemnity of the chief in
the sum of S1S,G00, conditional that
the commander would take posses
sion of the island for Germany if
not paid. The American residents
raised $4,000 of the sum demanded,
which was paid on board the vessel,
the commander taking bonds for
the remainder. 1t is represented
that the natives are anxious to come
under the protection of our own
government. These islands are
considered very important to our
commerce as coaling and supply
station for steamers between the
Pacific ports and Australia, China
and Japan. The war steamer Tus-
csrora will sail early next week and
it is suggested that the navy depart
ment might order her to proceed to
the Navigator island for the pur.
pose of protecting American inter.
ests there.
A meeting of the chamber o.
commerce is 10 be called here carly
next week for the purpose of con
sideriDg this matter and asking the
government TO take prompt and
necessary measures TO prevent III,
Germ ans from Obtaining possession
Ut the islands if the rest of the in
dempiiy is not paid. 1t is reported
that when the Pacific Mail Com
paw t amer. Are all on hi sid
IL vi abs = iinr Io Au>tra
"a Il i. 90 10 uniuu
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Coffee county has received over
$4,000 for hogs in the past two
months.
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a throne of shrewd and wealthI

A throng of shrewd and wealthy
business men arc now coming into
Kansas. Large amounts of proper
ty are changing hands in the South
west. We found the trains, be-
tween this place and Wichita,
crowded with people. 1t is con-
coded that now is the time to buy.
All expressed themselves delighted
with the aspect of the country. and
especially the growing wheat crop.
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The Arkansas Traveller don't
know how to spell M-i-l-i-t-i-a.
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the Hills at all hazards.


AGRICULTURAL. STATISTICS.
Washington, Oct. 1.-THE Octo-
Der returns of the department. of ag-
riculture show that the wheat crop
is equal To, or greater, than last
year in all of the states except
Maryland. Virginia, Texas, Ken
lucky, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa
ana Kansas. In Connecticut, Deia-
ware, South Carclins and Illinois il
is about equal TO last years crop.
Other states have increased their
yield. The New England states
almost reached the splendid crop OF
the census year, approxmatlng y
600, 600 bushels.
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Daniel Dolly, Defendant.

Before T. n. sedgwick, j. p, Emporia
City, Lyon county, Kansas.
Miles r. Brown, PlainIiG,
vs.
Daniel Doty, Defendant.
On the Sth day Of October, A. ID. 1874.
said Justice issued an order of Attach
ment IN the above action for the sum of
SIG OG and interest thereon at the rate of
Il per cent. per annum since April list
1874. which said cause will be heard on
the 18th day OF November, A. ID. 1874. at
10 O'Elock a. m. MILES L. BROWN.
43-45
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Money to Loan.

OK long time and low rates on improved
TN. sEDGwIcK.