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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-03-30
STATE.
Horse fair at Eureka april 9TH

Horse fair at Eureka April 7th.
J. Ramsel, of Wathena, has underta-
ken to train span OF elk 10 work in
harness.
The Interior wants building and
loan association to be organized at
Hutchinson.
A party OF one hund red men leave
Lawrence for the Black Hills this
week.
Red birds are caught in considera-
bic numbers at Coffeyville.
The paper mill at Blue Rapids is
bankrupt.
The prairies are burning in every
direction.
Home seekers are spreading out over
Kansas on all the railroads.
There is no question but what Otta.
wa contains the material for the b 81
base ball club in the State.-Repub.
Then there is not moments time to
be lest. Put striped uniform on 'em,
chain an iron ball to their legs. and
club 'em over the head until there ii
no possibility OF their reviying. even
under blue glass.
The K. P. company intend to eqnir
their trains with the Westenhouse ali
brake and Miller's safety plat form.
The State Agriculture College has
purchased $500 in school district bonds
Issued by District No. "a. Nemaha
county, at 95 cents on the dollar.
Money has been appropriated by the
city council of ST. Mtrys to drill for
coal, at the rate of So per foot for 100
feet and So per foot for 500 feet.
The Catholic priory, AT Atchison was
on the 2Ist, elevated to the dignity Of
an abby of the st Benedictine order.
an Ri. Rev. Innocent Wolf. D. D..
consecrated as abbot with imposing
ceremonies. This is the second abby
of that order in the United States, ano
the Catholic church at Atchison and
throughout Kansas regards the mat
ter as being of great importance.
One OF the new laws requires thar
on or before July 9th each year, the
clerks of SHOOT district, townships
and cities, furnish the clerks of their
respective counties with ex4ct state
ments of the Indebtedness of their re-
spectiVe municipalities, and the cou \
ty clerks are TO make fall re ports 10
the State auditor, and thus til ? ,ecise
municipal Indebtedness of Esasas
will be ascertained.
Hereafter,all school districts trustees
and other persons having money be-
longing to the sinking funds of their
Observation-Disclosures are required BY lave
to pay such money into tho county
treasury on or before Nay 1st, 1877.
OUR Several families
of the so-called Mormons, living on
the Verdigris In Guilford and Cedar
townships, took up their march this
week for Barton county, whittier other
adherRents of their peculiar ideas had
previously gene, and where they all
propose TO settle aEgl make permanent
homes. Only oneA or two believers
In the faith new rel in this coun-
ty, and we understand they intend
moving westward also. Some of
them were among the earliest settlers
In the county CoHnty Citi-
gen.
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AarEnrcus
-All the houses in town are full
and more wanted.

-AlI the houses in town are full
and more wanted.
Cattle sales are numerous this
spring, and several parties ia town are
buying cows to milk for the cheese
factory the coming summer.
some members of the late singing
school have organized ..gIee club
which meets weekly. We think there
should be better tarn cut.
Mr.. Aaron Baker has sold out and
started for his Oh home in Michigan.
MIR Cook has just completed his
fine house on the trust land north of
tswn.
We understand the postefflce is 10
be moved into the Doyle house south
OF Tressler's store.
m. F. Noll, of wright's cresk, ma 5
about one hundred acres of fall xhext
which is looking we'll.
-Americus is sendisg out lots of
''schoolmams" this spring and has
mere yet for sale. d..
Report of schools for for the term
March 22d 1877.
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KATIE PUTIN AN. = This lady did not
appear at Bancroft Hail Friday night.
as advertised, ewing to an accident on
the III Il. & T-road, between Burlington
and Hartford. which prevented the train
from reaching this point until about
o'clock p. m, Saturday. She and her
company were on hand though, to fill the
engagement for Saturday night. The
play WAS "Lena,' and those who heard
her were not only fully So lsfied but delight
with her acting. Lena is-a Wild, harem-
scarem, mischieyeas girl full Of wit, and
the plague OF her rich uncle, Comedore
HailstOrm whom shs outwitted at every
turn. The old friends of Marry Loomis
who some years ago became favorfte
here, were delighted to greet him again.
he took the part of Stupe, the cclored
servant Of the Commodore, and fully kus-
tanned his fsrmer repatauOn. He made
all laugh In spite OF themselves. The
company is frst-class throughout. We
have not room to notice the characters in
detail. They all did their parts to per-
lection, aud we have never seen an EN-
poria audience better pleased. They
were almost eontinu ally convulsed with
laughter, and the encores were frequent.
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Ex-President Grant left Wash
ington on the Oath for Cincinnati,
where he will remain four or FIVE
days, going thence to Chicago and
GAlena. Going east he will stop at
Harrisburg 10 enjoy the trout FISH,
ing In that vicinity, and then pro-
coed to Philadelphia, at which port,
about the 10th of May, he will take
passage for Europe, with the mem
berS of his family. Since his term
of Office expired, many persons
have called on him to ask his influ-
ence In their behalf with the new
administration, but they did not Sc
cure It.
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John d. Lee, the leader of the afro
cIous Mormon massacre at Mountain
Meadow twenty years ago, and who
was recently arrested and tried for the
crime and found guilty, waa escorted
from Salt Lake City TO the scene OF the
massacre seme sixty miles distant, last
week, by company OF United States
troops. The execution took place
last Friday, the prisoner, having had
his choice, according to Utah law, OF
the means of death. He chose TO be
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The New York legislative inves-
LEGATION of life insurance companies
10 resulting in some interesting in
formation. The Equitable has been
paying its President $37 500 pei
year salary and $4,000 in commits.
sions, and other officers in proper
ton to their Importance. The Mu-
tuAl pays its President $4,000 n
year salary, Vice President $lS, 900,
Actuary $4,000, attorney $1,000
and Sc on. With other expenses in
like proportion, and bad invest
ments, 1t 10 no wonder that 30 many
life insurance companies are prov
ing to be worthless concerns.
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CALLERS Hon. L. j. Warden, Law.
renee postmaster, came to see Us W ednes-
day We are always glad t. see W erden,
because ne is sm IT entertaining gen.
tlensn- We are glad 60 know that he
has just been re- appointed and confirmed
for another term of ONCE.
]. 5. G oliistsr, Of the Harvey county
News, and Dave HsmiIl. a merchant at
Newton, weTein our efice short time
Tuesday. We were glad to hear that
Newton is still improving rapidly, and
that the paper represented by brother
coliister is doing well.
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We knew it would begin soon.
A St. Louis telegram of the 2ls'.
says the base ball season was openeo
to-day with 9 match game betweeI
the st. Louis Brown Stockings ano
the Indianapolis nine, the formeI
winning by 6 to s. And now unit
frost comes again the atmosphere o
the United States will be full 0
balls flying in all directions.
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Sherin's Sale.

District Court, 18th Judicial District. LYON
County, Kansas.
OrVil I. Chase,
VS..
Arathusa J. Barton, ct al.
DY virtue OF order of sale issued ont of
ID the Iii tTict Court of the Fifth Judicial
District, sitting within nd for the countr of
Lyon, and state OF Kansas 1 will, on Monday
the S0th day of April, A. ID 1877 at IL O'Clock
3 at the front door of the court house in
the city of Emporia. Lyon county, Kansas
oaer for sale at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash. the following describesi
real estate, to- wit: All of tn southwest quar-.
ter of the northeast quarter of section four
teen l14l. township nineteen 1871, range elev-
en- Ill, east. lying north OF the Missouri.
Kansas and IeAas railway, in Lyon county,
q insas. containing tw, nty-four acres
said real estate will be sold as the propert
of said defendants to satisfy said order Of
sale. HIRAM CONNER, sheriff
Lyon County, Kansas -
sheriff's Office, March go. 1871 last
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-03-30

The story going the rounds 0
the press that the remains .
George Washington were recent
discovered to be well preserved i,
. pstnfed form is an entire lie
His body has been crumbIed
dust for many years, but his nam'
IL immortal.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-03-30

1t will be found upon Inquiry of repre-
sentative store keeper in CITY and town,
That ladies' no longer depend on fnrpig ,
mixers for their Perfumery and ToiI-r
articles. To Messrs. Colgate & Co the
credit is largely due for this marked de-
parture from the old preference. Their
l'ashmere BOquet Soap and Violet Toilet
Water, is uni ersaIly esteemed BY the
tasteful and refined, as the most delicate
aud rechere of perfumes. 13.eowIy
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-03-30

John d. Lee has written a detail
cd account of the Mountain Mead
ow massacre, showing that it was
not only q most horrible butchery.
bat that Brigham Young and the
leading mOrmons ordered it, and
should be served just as he ha'
been. without farther loss OF time.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-03-30

The late New Hampshire cleo
tiOn, which was carried by the re-
pulicans, also resulted in amending
the constitution of that State So a.
to abolish religious tesla as qualifi-
cations for Office.
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? It Is telegraphed that for about a
million of dollars, New York CT y
is finally going to compromise its
suits againts, Tweed, Sweeny s. Co.,
of the old TamaDy ring, and that
the "Boss" and his partRers are TO
b. set free. That city now owes
Sl20,000,O00. and its annual taxes
amount to s33, 100000 and partial
population of its vast debt will
probably be the next thing in order.
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AGNES CITY


Business is lively on the Bluff.
Nc. Peak, formerly of Emporia,
moved into east Agnes last week.
The sound of the artisan is heard
in the vineyard for five families have
moved in and they are putting up
bran new houses.
Many strangers are seeking homes
here and still there Is room for more.
A. Cotton pulled cut last Sunday
for Marshal county. His destination
may, possibly, be Oregon.
-Ex-Representative, Fl. F. McMi1-
len, having enough of politics has
commenced the practice of law before
Esquire Gratis court. He makes q
speciality of forcing deeds and ''sIch. -
VENTILAToR.
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Senator Ingalls,.

Senator Ingalls, arrived at his
nome in AtchisoA Monday. In the
evening the citizens rendered him
public reception, which was a grand
affair. This was the proper thing
FOR them to do, for it shows they
nave a Just pride in their distin-
guished fellow citizen, and is 8
public endorsements of lis course in
The Senate. Without Intending to
praise all that Mr.. Ingalls, has done
IN his four years service in the
senate, we wish TO say that we re.
gard him as q credit TO the State In
hat distinguished body. In Addi-
ion to the high rank he has attain
I'd among the best members of the
Senate he has been an Industrious
'ud painstaking representative oil
this live state. 1t has been so com
non to complain of the short
;omings, imaginary or real,
II the men we have sent
20 Washington, that we are
glad to see so little of it at Mr..
ingalls, course there, and that his
'eighbors are the first to publicly
esiify their appreciation of his
worth and talents.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-03-30

A noyel license law, for taYerns,
10 proposed in Virginia. Instead o
rating the license at so much, Their
is to be levied opon every drink o
wine or spirits two and a-half cents
and upon every drink of malt liquo
. half cent. The bar-keepers at
required to register the drinks, b
using "bell punches" and the PR
posed law abounds in precautiOn
for protecting the revenue, aDC
penalties for Cheating the punch"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-03-30

The Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy railroad company has Sc
cured 80 years lease of the M. K
& T. road, and the A. T. & S. F..
road will make it's main line to 81
Louis oyer its new Pleasant Hill
route south Of Kansas City. 1t re-
ally looks as If the "future great
at the mouth of the Ksw is goin,
to remain q way station, after all.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-03-30

The Industrial classes in Germa
ny grow worse, and destitution i,
spreading with significant rspidity
A deputy recently stated in thu
Reichstag that actual famine wa
Impending in Giant Mountains, ST.
lesis. In Berlin, committee hs,
been formed to initiate measures oil
relief, and other cities and towns
have asked permission to begin i'm
portaHt public works 10 give EN-
pl0yment to the poor. Altogether
the situation is distressing and tn.
future threatening.
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UPPER ROOM.

Names of those who have not been
absent since enrolled are as follows:
Fannie Noll, Harvey A. 10y, WI
liom Davidson, Emanuel Bamesberger
and Paul Aston.
Names of those who have been alb
sent but one day during the term are
as follows: Flora Burgess.
LOWER RnnM
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NEWS.
FRIDAY. MAcRH 80, 1877.

President Hayes will call au ex
ira session OF Congress June 4th
principally on account of the late
Congress having failed to make any
appropriation for army expenses.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALE!.
ON
Saturday, April 2Ist, 1877

Commencing at Nine O'Clock n. II.
r WILL sell al public auction at nv resi-
l. dence on Eagle creek Centre township.
Lyon county. Kansas. 10 miles south of En-.
poria, the following described property:
Ten head Of cows; two-year Odds mast.
oyearlings past; 1 bull I five year old mar
two-year Odds; 1 one-year old past colt;
8 swarms of bees; l nearly new wagon: /
com bined reaping and moving machine 1
Singer sewing machine; 1 (new) Walker
washer; l heating and cooking stove; also,
4 credit of seven months, NTH approved
security. on all sums OF or ever: all sums
under SIS cash l. o. PRIEST
Ii. W. PEABsALL, Auctioneer 1876
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Stock at Auction.

T WILL sell at auction, 'at the Central Liv-
Il cry Stable, on Saturday, April 7th. at one
2-year old steer, and two yearling steers.
ERAs OF sale. cash w. IL HERBERT
JOHN BAY, AuctioneeY i32t
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CaetOr1a fs the result OF 20 years, exuer;.
ments BY Dr. Samuel Pitcher. OF Masgachu-
sets. lt Il vegetable preparation, Is eject
I've as castor Oil, bus perfectly pleasant 10 the
Lants ana neither gags nor gripes. Uf A. ).
SsSeen, OF koyston, indiana, says Of It.:
S1ks:-1 have tried the Castoria and can
sp Ak highly OF It's merits. It will. / thlnk.
90 away entirely with castor oil It Is pleas
ant and harmless, and ie wonderfully eiiica-
very thing.
The sssOria destroys worms. regulates the
,tomarn. cures wind collie. and permits OF
natural nealthy sleep. IL Is very esicacioela
IN croup, and for teetking children Honer
Is not pieaSantsr 10 the taste. and caster al
- not SO certain in its effects. Il ccsfs bat Il
cents in large bottles. :,
ga J. B. HOSE Co., Kew York,
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NOTE THE FOLLOWING:

$500 yards Plain Apacas. all coors I5c worth 25c
5000 yards MohaIr Damask, No. 2, 25c;
1000 yards all Wool Debage, 35c; worth soc.
1 Ga Dolman Cloths nd Effects see
per yard
lot Diagonal Doman Cloths L I-2 yards wide, at
Black Cashmere all wool, 3S WIDE, only
case Black Parisienne, a Coo; worth
we will open in addition during the week Spec
faI Bargains, now in transit.
In every Department. you will find
Bargains.
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AIS 40 Dss-.... New York.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-01-04
Mind Your P.S.

Persons who %patronize paper,
should pay promptly, for the pscu
MARY prospect of tie press has a pc
culiar power in pushing forward
public prosperity. 1t the printer is
paid promptly, and his pocket kept
plethoric by prompt paying patrons,
be puts his pen on paper in peace,
his paragraphs are raore pointed, be
paints his pictures Of passing events
in ore pleasant c~oiors, and the
perussl of his paper 10 OF more
pleasure to his people. Paste this
piece of provsrabial philosophy in
some place where all persons can
perceive it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-01-04
CENTAUR
LINIMENTS.
Letter from . Postmaster

lA0ttoE Hull postmaster.
"ANTIoCH, Ill, Dec. l., 1874.
"Messrs. J. B. ROSE & Co.:
"My wife has, for q long time, been a
terrible sufferer from Rheumatism. She
has t; led many physicians and many reme-
relief 10 Centaur Liniment. I am reioiced
to say this has cured her. / am doing
what | can to extend its sale. 4 Z
W. a. RING.
This is . sample of many thousand tssti-
monfals received, of wonderful cures
effected by the Centaur Liniment. The
Ingredients of this article are published
around each bottle. It contains Witch
Hazel, Me2tha, Arnica, Rock Oil, Car.
bolic, and ingredients hitherto little
known 1t is an indisputable fact that the
Centsur Liniment is performing more
cures of Swellings, Stiff Joints. Eruptions,
rheumatism, Neuralgia. Sciatiea, Caked
Breasts, Lock-jaw, &c, than all other Lin
lnents, Embroca:ions, Extracts, Salves,
Olntna ents, and Plastsrs now in use.
For Toothachs, Earache Weak Back.
tch and Cutaneous Eruptions it is ad-
nirable. It cures burns and scalds with
out . scar. Extracts poison from bites
and stings, and heals frost bites and chill
bla1rs, in q short time. No family can
AFFORD to be without the Centaur Lini-
ment, white wrapper.
The Centaur Imminent, yellow wrapper,
is adapted to the tough skin, mu.cles and
hesh of the animal creation. Its effects
upon severe cases or SPAWN. Sw, eny,
Wind Gall, Big Head and Poll Evil, are
little less than marv llous.
Asssrs. j. Mcclure u Co., Druggists
corner Elm and Front streets, Cincinnati
o., say:
'In our neighborhood a number of
teamsters are using the Centaur Liniment.
They pronounce it superior to anything
they have ever used. We sell as high as
four to five dozen bottles per month to
these teamsters."
We have thousands of similar testimo-
malls.
Fer Wounds, Calls, Scratches, Ring
bona, &c, and for Screw Worm in Sheep
it has no rival. Farmers, Livery-men,
and Stock-raisers, have in this Liniment q
remedy which is worth a hundred times
its cost.
Laboratory Of j. B. IL osG g. Co..
46 DEFY STRrrT NEU Yopx
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-01-04

and Putting in Pumps.
Under the Cromwell House, in the room
formerly occupied by Yates IL Co., and
Immediately opposite the Ringo House,
main entrance. 27-10t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-01-04

Great Mercantile College. Keokuk, Iowa
on the Mississippi. Prof. VIM. Fl. Miller
General Manager. Nineteenth year. About
sixty dollars pay all expenses. Wr nsm-
bership, board and stationery. Book
keepers, Penmsn, Reporters, Operators,
Architects, Surveyors and Teachers thor
oughly fitted. English branches free. Free
Lectures by eminant orators. Free festivals
with brass band in college Hall. Free
oarsphirg free. Short hand writing free.
c cd seazdiIg clubs, and family board
Railr cad fare deducted. Immense bust
ness in Ksokuk. No vacation. Address
Baylies College. Ksokuk Iowa. Stats
where you saw this advertisement.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-01-04
A BAD FIRE.

"Jones, have yeu heard of the FIRE
that burned up that mans house and
lotw
"No, Smith, where was it
"Here in the city"
"What a misfortuse. Was it q
good honse 7"
eyes, a nice house and lot-good
enough for anybody"
"What a pity! How did the fire
take 7"
"Tbe man played with 6re, an d
thoughtlsssly set it himself"
allow silly! Did you say tina
the lot was burned too ?"
eyes, lot and ell; All gone, slick
and clean"
"That's singular. 1t must have
been a terrible hot frs-and then, |
don't we'll see how it could burn
the lot"
mo, it was not a large fire, nor
a very hot fire. Indeed it was 90
small that it attracted but little at
tention."
"But how could such a little FIRE
burn up e house and 10. You have
not told me-"
"1t burned a long time-more
than twenty ysars-and though it
seemed to consume very slowly, yet
it wore away about one hundred and
fifty dollars worth every year, until
it was all gone"
81 can't quite understand you yet
Tell ne all about it."
"Well, it was kindIed in the end
of y cigar. The cigars cost him, he
himself told me, twelve and a half
dollars q month, Or n hundred
and fifty dollars a year; and that,
10 twenty n years, would amount
to $3.50, besides all the interest.
Now the whole sun wouIdR,t be
Ear from S10,0 OG. That would buy
a fine house and lot, even in Chica-
go. II would paJ for a large farm
10 She country"
"When l guess You mean me,
fer l have smoked m re than
twenty years; at | didn't know it
cost as much ~ shat. Aud | haven't
any house o! my Owl Have al
ways rsnted-thought | waa too
poor TO own a house. And all be-
cause | have been burning it up!
What a fool | have been?"
The boys had better never set a
fire which costs 40 much,and which,
though it might be SO easily put out,
is yet SO likely, If one kindled, to
keep burning all their lives.-Nsws,
Prattsburg, N. 7.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-01-04
PITCHERS
CAST0RIA,

Mothers may have rest and their babies
may have health, if they will use Castoria
for Wind Cnlic, Worms, Feverishness,
Sore Mouth, Group. or Stomach Com.
plants. 1t is entirely a vegetable prepar-
alton, and contains neither mineral, NOR
phine, nor alcohol. 1t is az pleasant to
take AS honey. and neither gags nor gripes.
DR.. L. Dimoct of Dupont, o.. says;
II am using Castoria III my practice
with the most signal benefits and happy
result
This is what everyone saws. Most
nurses in New York City use the Castoria,
1t is prepared br Messrs. j. B. ROSE i
tCo., 46 De, street. New York, successors
Q Samuel Pitcher. VI y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-01-04

The Burlington Hawkeye, speak
ing of the presidents message says:
" 1t is able and interesting, and so
crisp and statesman like are many
of it's utterancss that we attempt no
synopsis or detailed review" Car,
~ the news to Gushing.
The latest invention 10 a cast-i ron
grandmother. 1t is a machine to
darn stockings.
The Brooklyn Theatre is to be re-
built.
Liberty first, peace afterwards,
prosperity Its natural sequence.
Put T,Iden and Hayes before the
people to-day, and the former would
carry every state in the Union.
The iron horse will snort in
GAINESVILLE next week.
General Wade Hampton If a Wild
over.
Mr.. John Hawkins, of CRANKY,
Ms, names his new boy Samuel
Jones Tilden John Hawkins"
Col. NJ. G. Singleton has been re-
elected Master of the Fulton Grange.
Now is the time to test the
strength of yoar faith in religion
he who can sit down on a sidewalk
three times running, get up and
walk off, humming hymns Or quot
ing scripture, such a mar is a Chris.
tian.
Missouri 6 per cent. bonds are
quoted Ia New York at 1O7. Last
Saturday there was an active dc,
mand for them and they advanced
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-01-04
STRAY NOTICE.

Taken up bv Thoms P. Long, of
Sailing township in Audrain county,
Mo-, and posted before the under
signed, justice of the peace for said
county, as a stray, one yearling steer
medium size; color pale red with
white spots on him, marked with a
crop off of the left ear, split in the
right. No brands perceivable; and
appraised'at fifteen dollars by Jesse
Vance and John Vance. Given under
nv hand this Nov. Goth, 1875.
35-4t G.. W. HOLLOWAY, J. P.