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the annual income from its liberal
endowment will amount 10 $4,000.
The Industrial departments have,
during the past year, heeD made to
yield some revenue, the farm alone
having cleared oyer all expenses,
about $1,000.
By the expenditure of $4,000 in
the erection of industrial and edu-
cational workshops, the regents es-
innate that the agricultural college
will, in the future, be able to care
for itself, and they ask the legisla-
ture TO make an appropriation for
that purpose.
The normal schools have kept
pace with the other educational in
stitutions, the board in charge of
those at Emporia and LeavenwOrth,
respectively, reporting a large in
crease in the number of students in
attendance. The new normal at
Concordie commenced its first term
with sixty-six scholars. am of the
opinion that we now have a suffi :
cient number of normal schools TO
meet present want, aud it would
seem 10 me prudent to provide that
no more should be organized under
the general law.
By the report of the directors of
the penitentisry We learn that there
are now in the Institution 425 con-
victs. Number received daring the
year. 24j; discharged IG0. There
are only three women in The insti-
tuition. More than two-thirds of
those received this year are rough
men. Less than one-fourth were
mechanics, and forty-eight could
neither read or write. Renews his
recommendation for Reform
School for The large proportion of
young criminals. There is, a def
cheney in last years appropriation
of $l6,l36.7S.
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NOTICE.

TOHS w. MORRIS will take notice that he
- has been sued in the District Court for
Lyon county, state of Kansas The petition OF
she plaintiff Is on file in the Office OF the elerl:
Of said court; that the plaintiffs in said ac-
ton and Nelson Z. Weaver and Dwight Bill
partners As Weaver e Bill; the names of de-
PENDANTS are John w. Morris and VIVA. Bntt-
ger; late partners Morris 6 Bottgcr That
said defendant, John w. Morris. must answer
said petition on or before the Sd day of March,
1876, or the petition of the plaintiffs will lie
taken as true and judgment will be rendered
against the said defendant, John w Morris
aud in favor Of the plaintiffs for the sum Of
$54 80 and interest thereon after Sep 4tII. 1874,
ut : per cent. per annum and costs of suit.
And that :sn order Of attachment has been is
sued against the property Of said defendant.
John " Morris, to-wit: Lets Nos. II and Is
on Merchants street, in the city Of Emporia q,
Lyon county, Kansas, and asking that the
same be sold and the proceeds of said sale APP
piled 10 the satisfaction of such judgment as
against said defendants with costs.
r. g. HUNT,
Atty for PHI
Jan. q z-6
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Assignee's Sale.

In the District Court Of the United States
for the District Of Kansas.
In the matter of Burgan & Holmes, bank
rHpts, in bankruptcy.
NOTICE is hereby given that 81 the
In hour of eleven O'Clock a. m, on Sat
nrday, the Both day OF January. A. ID. 1873,
! will proceed to sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder, the following de-
scTlbec real estate, : tuate in the city OF
Emporla. county of Lyon, and state of
Kansas. 10 wit:
fst. Lot number ninety-two (92) on
Mechanics street
I'd. Part of lots number lightweight
$50 and ninety 600 on Mechanics street,
commencing % feet east from the SOUTH
west corner of lot IS aforesaid, on the
south boundary thereof: thence east %
feet; thence moth 100 feet to the north
line of said lot number 80; thence west
% feet; thence south 100 feet to the Ilace
Of beginning.
81. Also commencing at the northwest
corner Of lot number so on Mechanics
street; thence east on the north line of
said lot ninety p feet; thence south 50
feet; thence west % feet, t. the street: :
thence north to the place Of beginning
according to the recorded plat Of said
city.
Said auction sale will be made apon the
premises above advertised.
Said real estate is advertised and will
- SoAA - OCCA the property
John q. Bursan, bankrupt, and conveyed
to the undersigned, assignee, by virtue Of
the assignment in bankruptcy, under and
pursuant TO The Judgment, order and de-
cree Of the District court of the United
States for the District OF kansa I, in the
matter OF Burgan 81 Holmes, bankrupts,
in bankruptcy, made and rendered on the
18th day Of October, A. ID. 1874. ordering
the sale Of the whole Of the above describ.
ed lands, and whereby the first above de-
scribed parcel Of land is adjudged to be
subject 70 and ordered to be sold to hatIs-
" mortgage lien OF $e33.:30 i i favor or
+. b. Plumb, and whereby the second
above described parcel OF lands is ad-
judged to be subject to and ordered 70 be
sold TO satisfy a mortgage lien OF SlG7 S5
in favor of G. V. Eskridge, and whereby
]. G. Burgan. Elizabeth Burgan, Thomas
Holmes, +. Borton, and the city CT En-
poria, all and each OF them are forever
barred and foreelOsed of all eIsIm. right.
interest, lien and equity Of redemption in
and 10 said premises above described.
CALEB Fl. NORTH,
Assignee Of Burgan & Holmes, bank
rupts. Eva
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STATE OF KANSAS,

ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
L Whereas, application has been made,
by petition, to the Board of.COunty COM
missIoners OF Lyon County, Kansas, for a
change in 4 county road, as follows, to-
wit: The place of beginning of said
change is where the Americas and Coun-
Gil Grove road crosses the s. line Of Sect.
20, Up. l.. Range 10. The intermediate
points of the road TO be vacated are The
crossing Sections 80 and 10. and ofthe road
10 be established is The s. w. corner of Sec.
10, Up. II, Range 10. and the v. T.. corner
Of Sect. 20, TT. l., Range 10; aud the
place determination of said change is the
n. w. corner Of Sect. 10, TIP. IL, Range 10.
And where's, viewers have been appoint
ed by said County Commissioners to view
and locate said change; therefore you are
heveby notified that viewers will proceed
on toe Pad day Of February 1875, at 10
O'Clock a. M, 1t place of beginning OF said
change. ts locate the same and perform
whatever other duties are required of
them by law.
BY order Of the board of County Com
Dated Jan'y 9th, 1878.
40 j. S.CRAIG, County Clerk.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of
~ an alias order of sale, issued out of the
district court, of the 9TH judicial district. sit
ting in and for Lyon county, Kansas, wherein
Frank Mccain is plaintiff, and Clinton Keel
er. ct. al, are defendants, l will, on Monday
the I'D day of February, 4. -. 1915, at II
O'Clock - M, at the front door of the court
house, in Lyon county, Kansas, offer for sale,
by public auction, to the highest bidder for cash
all the right, title and interest. of the defend
ant Clinton Keeler. ct. a., in and to the fol-
lowing described real estate, to-wit: Lots 7S
and 50, Rural street, in the city Of Emporia,
Lyon county, Kansas, with ali the aDpurte-
nances thereto belonging. Said real estate
will be sold as the property OF Clinton KeeteF.
ef. at, to satisfy said order of sale.
sherif's office. January 22d, 1879
JOHN BAY
ShpfiH If .Eor
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that 10y virtue OF
IN an execution issued out OF the District
Court Of Lyon county, Kansas, in a cause
wherein G. w. Gorham is plaintih and 4. G..
Hanback, and NJ. NJ. Hanback, are defendants
will on Monday, the 18th day OF February.
1873, at IL O'Clock am. ,;it the front door of tile
court house, in Lyon county, Kansas, offer
for sale, at public auction, to the highest bid
der, for cash, all the right, title and interest
of said defendants. in and to the following
described real estate, to-wit: The undivided
one-half interest in lot No. -, on Cottonwood
street, in the city of Emporia, Lyon county,
Kansas. Will be sold to satisfy said cNeciI-
tion.
Emporia. Jan. 18th, 1873.
JOHN BAY
81 Sberin nf 7 Cnn IN Lon
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That GA the
4 14th day of January, i. ID. 1915, 4 War-
rant in bankruptcy was issuec against the es-
tate of Andrew G.. STARK. OF Topeka.
Shawnee county, State of X Insas, who has been
adJudged q bankrupt, on his own petition
of any property belonging to said bankrupt,
to him or for his use, and the transfer of any
property 10y him are forbidden 10y law: that a
meeting OF the creditors of the said bank
rupt to prove their debts, and to choose one
or more assigHees of his estate. will be held
at court of ankrTptcy. to he holden at the
Office of the Clerk OF the L. s. District Court
at Topeka, Shawnee county, Kansas, before.
j. JAY Buck, Register. on the 4th day OF Fehr-
uary, \. ID. 1870, ut = O'Clock p. M
w. S. Tough
L. $ Marshal Messenger.
BY w. II. GILCHRIEsT, Dep. Mar. Mes
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meanness in the vocabulary. Any
man who opposes the licensing of his
saloon is fit subject for his Shiny
tongne. Nearly every minister of the
gospel in our citv has had to take his
share OF it, and why should 1 escape
Where he is known it can d. no harm
and should not have noticed it, but
false.ood is fast traveller, and his
lies nneontradicted might be taken fol
the truth where he is not known.
Respectfully yours,
IEnxr..r
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as sheriff of Lyon Cosnty. Kan
STATE OF Kansas &c

ITO WHOM IF NAY CONCERN
II Whereas, application has been made. by
petition. to the Board of County Commission
ers, of Lyon comfy, Kansas. for 4 change in 4
state road, as follows to-wit: The place of
beginning, of saie change, is where the Law
renee and EmPOria State road crosses the
line OF sec II, TIP. Il, Il. And the place of
termination of said change. il V here the Law
renee and Emporia State road interseets the
n line Of sec s. tip Il, range H. and whereas
viewers have becn appointed, and ordered by
said County Commissioners 10 view and locate
said change. Therefore. you are ereby nOti-
fed that said viewers viii proceed, on the 9Th
day of February, 1875, at 10 O'Clock 3. m. at
the place of beginning, ofsaid change. TO view
and locate the same and give all parties a fair
hearing.
1 Jan 19, IS55 Us CRAIG,
4w2 County Clerk
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COUNTY OF LYON, So
TENO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
= Whereas, application has been made
by petition 10 the Board of County COM
missioncrs Of Lyon County, Kansas, for a
change in state Road, as follows, to wit ::
The place OF beginning Of said change is
near the ). W. corner Section SO, TIP. IS,
Range II, the intermediate point il the
crossing Of Neosbo river known as Rinker's
ford. And the place of termination of
said change is the n. +. corner OF the city
of Emporia. And whereas, viewers have
been appointed and ordered by the Coun-
ty Commissioners TO view and locate said
change, therefore you are hereby notified
that said viewers will proceed on the Ist
day of February. 1875, at 10 O'Clock 4. IN. ut
the place beginning of said change to view
dnd locate said change, and give to all par
ties hearing.
by order of Board of County Commission
ers. Jan. Sth. 1910. j.. CRAIG,
iW2 County Clerk
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County Clerks Office,

Fiji III, UiII. 10, 100. 7
this Office until O'clock =. M, on Fri
day. the 9TH day Of February next, fol
prOfes sional medical attendance on tho
poor of Lyon county for the ensuing year
Bids will state the amount per year, and
the amount per day visit and the amount
per night visit. The right TO rejecI any
and all bids is reserved.
By order of County Board.
4t2 j. S. CRAIG, County Clerk.
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Yours fraternalE.

Z iST of letters remaining in the Empori:
IL postollice: Jan. 10, 1919. Persons calling
for these letters please say advertised.
BelSby Thomas, Bigger l.. D., Carter Mrs
Sarah, Cilley Miss George, CoOper Mrs
Day Aaron. Folsom &. \, Pagan w w
Holmes Henry, Hall James F., Hanback, W
W., Irwin Mrs. Melinda. Jones Miss A JoI
George, Long l.. p, O'COnncu jeremiah
Price Mrs. Jane, Pain Thomas Thomas Gil
bert, White Miss f. Il. w iIson John II
Mashborn Miss luttey, White Miss Maggie
Waters Mary y.
HELD FOR postage
\. +. Towzalin, Topeka,
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COUNTY CLERK,s OFFICF.

EmpOr1a. Jan. 18Th, 1870. !
Gealed proposals will be received at this
6office until O'Clock p. III. on Friday,
the 9th day of February next, for run
year from the list day of March next.
Form Of contract and specifications may
be seen at this office. The right is res crv-
ed to reject any aud ali bids.
By oil der of County Board.
4t2 j. g. CRAIG, County Clerk.
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NOTICE.

To the Overseers of the Poor of Lyon
County:
VOU are hereby notified that there 40
funds on hand for the destitute OF
Lyon county, and that no bills can be al
lowed, except for ACTUAL PAUMERS.
By order of County Board.
4t4 j, CRAIG, County CLERK
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II. q. LOWE,
Central Livery Feed & Sale Stables.

The most extensive establishment in
Southern Kansas. Double and SINGLE
teams, with the best and incest carriages
and bnggies in the city, ready at all times,
Also, saddle horses for ladies ard GENTLE
men,
Buys and sells horses, bIIggies, and car
riages. Auction every Saturday.
Especial attention given TO haartfiug
orses 10y the week. 81
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Tie general decrease in values
throughout the country has kept
the total valuation OF the taxable
property in the state at about the
figure which it had reached three
years ago, Notwithstanding the
large actual increase of wealth. i
had desired and expected a reduc-
ton in the levy this year, but unless
the appropriation shall be reduced
beyond what now seems practical
bic, this cannot safely be done.
This year the appropriations will,
fear, necessarily be somewhat larger
than usual, mainly because OF the
expense incurred by the militia on
account of Indian troubles; and the
probable disposition ofthe legisla-
ture to assist, at least with seed for
spring planting, those who have
suffered in the disasters OF the past
season. Expenditures growing out
of these two causes are eXtraordi-
nary in their character, and it would
be wrong. in my judgment, in the
present financial condition OF the
people, to impose upon them the
necessity OF paying i'll one year in
auultlon 10 the Otner expenses OF
government, the su N which seems
TO be required for this exigency.
The issuance of bonds to meet the
ordinary expenses of the govern
ment, should never be tolerated,
under any circumstances-ind is
prohibited in the constitution. But
the expenditures referred to are not
of this character, and it is proper
that the credit of the state should,
so far as it can within the limita-
tions of the constitution, be pledged
in raising the necessary money. AS
elsewhere stated, only small pro-
portion Of the bonds authorized by
the legislature, in special session, to
be Issued for relief purposes has yet
been issued, and the remainder may
be made available in the discretion
of the lPCislatura
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DOLLA r S

To the amount Of two million five hun
dred thousand are to he attributed on
the 21th of February by the Public Lii
brary Of Kentucky, upon the occasion of
their fifth and last concert.
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u
Steam Touring mills - 1,GiL9iOO0
w atc-power saw and SriSt
mills II 7l,5OOOO
Stcam-powcr saw AMI gTi.t
mills II (r; Stf1 90
Furniture and cabinet man
Foundrics and rolling mill, ; iaSg60 20
Wooden factories q III GOJ ~
Miscellaneous, embracing:
oil factories, cheese IactO-
- ries, gypsum, soap, ear
riages, etc - 561 9lG %
Total GO5 $i5s4 49, 90
This is exclusive OF cigar manulac-
tories, brewerics machine shops of
tho different railroads, and the mir
ar industries.
STATE FINANCES.
The financial condition OF the
state ia quite satisfactory. During
the past year the treasury has met
all demands upon it with prompt
ness, and q considerable balance is
left to the credit of the various
funds. Our credit is now as good
rs that of any state in the union, and
there is no reason why il should
not continue to be so. Economy in
public expenditures, and prompt
ness in meeting all obligations, are
the two essential requisites for the
protection of our financial reputa
ton.
Our total bonded Indebtedness is
Sl,3ll, 1880, an insignificant sum
when compared with the debts of
other states Of inferior national re-
sources. Ofthis amount, however
S1O3, S21 has been purchased, and is
now held by the sinking fund and
other permanent funds, in the treas
ury, SO that the actual bonded in
debtedness of the state, aside from
that due to its own funds, is only
S637 $50.
The receipts into the treasury
during the fiscal year, from all
sources, exclusive Of balances, were
$685., l02.89; and the expenditures,
exclusive OF transfers, S976, 800 50.
taxes only was 5000, 253 50; while
from all other sources, in
Guiding interest on school lands, in
terest on permanent school fund
bonds, principal on sale of school
lands, five per cent. on sale OF pub
lie lands, collections on school fund
bonds, and the insurance depart
ment, was derived the remaining
S304, 1890.
Ofthe amount received from tax
es, S.46l, 095. 50 was for general rev.
enue purposes, 22,9SS.S3 for the
sinking fund, sol, 7l5.79 for pay
ment of interest on the public debt,
and STA, 453.3S for the annual
school fund. Tho receipts from
other sources than taxes are credit
ed, with the exception of q very
small amount, TO the permanent
and annual school fund.
Of the disbursements, S4S3, 2lT.2O
were from the general revenue
fund; SOD, 520.S6 from the annual
school fund; $9093976 belonged
to the permanent school fund, and
was invested in securities; SSl 1885,
30 was for payment of interest on
the public debt; SJ2,G9il5 was u
part of the sinking fund, and was
invested in state bonds; and the re-
mainder belonged to minor suecific
funds.
The total balance in The treasury.
At tho beginning of the fiscal year,
was $207, 1884 %; at The end of the
fiscal year, S222, SS005.
The permanent school fund on
the Goth of November, 1873,
amounted 10 $l,00S, l4J.5S; on the
10th of November, 1874, 81, l25, 800. :
San increase during the year OF
SLY ,I6373.
For the past two years, the levy 10
supply the general revenue fund
h rs been four mills on the dollar.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.
D UFF Cochin Fowls and Poland Chi
ID ma and Aagee Pigs.
n. r. AAEs,
l3tg Over First Hati0nsI Bank.
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Craving Certain or Money Refunded.
Thos. e. RramIette.
STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF IYoN. SIS.

Agent aud Manager,
Public Library Building, louisville, Ky
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Bankrupt Notice.

JACOB srorLER. =. NJ.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-26
RIver Telegrams.

CINCINNATI, April 25.-River seven
teen feet one inch. The Kittie Hegler
and Maumelle did not get away last
night.
CINCINNATI, April 26.-River falling,
With l6 feet and II inches. Weather
cloudy and threatening rain.
ST.. Louis, April 25.-Arrived-Utab,
Dubuque; Rob Roy, Keokuk; Chester,
Memphis; Great Republic, New Orleans.
Departed-City of Alton, New Orleans.
The river is falling slowly; weather
cloudy and cool, with indications of rain.
Advices from the upper Missouri say
that the river is higher than for many
years aud q very damaging food is ap-
pretended.
LOUISVILLE, April 25.-River falling,
with eight feet four inches in the canal
and six feet four inches in the chute.
Arrived-Mollie Ebert, St. Louis; Mary
Houston, New Orleans; Arlington, Gin
cinnati; Yint Shinkle, Memphis; Fawn,
Henderson. Departed-Houston and
Shinkle, Cincinnati; Mollie Ebert, Pitts
burgi Arlington, Memphis; John Taylor,
St. Louis. This is the Houston's first
trip to Cincinnati. Weather clear and
cool.
EVANSVILLE, I'm, April % Weather
mostly cloudy. Mercury, 39o to 560.
The river has fallen. two-tenths of a foot;
fourteen and six-tenths on the gauge.
The wind is from the east. Port list up
Andy Baum. Down-Smoky City, noon;
Morning Star, 2 pm John s. Rhodes,
2;3O; Bowling Green, $50. No business
to-day. wstwsr
CAIRO, April &c. -Arriyed-Belle Mem.
phis and Atlantic, St. Louis, 3 pm City
of Vicksburg, vicksburg, .; City Of
Quincy, St. Louis, 2 am; Great Repub.
lie and Belle Shreveport, New Orleans,
81 Peytona, New Orleans, l pm; Tenn
Jasper, St, LsOisi 3; G, B Church and
Cons Millar, Cincinnati, 4; ST. Gene
We've, st, Louis, 4; Arkansas Belle.
Evansville, 8; Ed Hobbs, St. Louis, 6
Departed-Idlewild Evansville, 9 p m
Belle Memphis, IL; City of Vicksburg
st. louis, II; City of Quincy, Cincin.
natl, 3 a,m.; James Howard, New Or
leana, 4; Belle Shreveport, ST. Louis,
pm ; Great Republic, St Louis, 6; Pey.
tona Louisville, 2 p m Tom Jasper
Cincinnati, a; c. B. Church, New Or
leans, 5; Cons Millar, Memphis, 5; St
Geneyieye, Yicksburg, G; Arkansas Belle
Evansville, 8. River Is feet and falling
CAIRO, April &c Arrived = Crane
Tower, Memphis, 10 p N Eddyville
Nashville 6 An Thomps0n Dean, New
Orleans, s a Falls Pilot, Ohio river
10 a m DepArted-Grand Tower, st
Louis, midnight; Thompson Dean, Gin
c%innati, Q a M; Falls Pilot, south, Il
an Eddyville, Nashville, neon. Ligh
rain since daylight. Cool.