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DH. KaNG,S DISPENSARY
TOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

~ Dr. King formerly OF New York for the ast -four
~ AsLS years Of Louisville, Kentucky, who has de-
his the treatment Of private diseases
thirty years. atters hmself having attended to Prac for
many years. cured many thousands, he is enabled
all diseases Of private nature. matter how bad thgy may
from id ucious Hgial treatment, from negldc Of their
Dr. Kings Dspensary No. . Dsaerck street, between
Chrry and the Square where he all diseases private
nature.
GoNoEHEA cured without naucious medicine nerfergnc
froCl business
STRICRUREs OF old recent date, eecuay in
by operation which pain. Where
health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undeTmines the consitutOn much
with all the diseases OF the skin, growing Of
let OF had Treatments be ehectually cured
SEMINAL WEAKNESS particular attention having given
this disease all the consequences growing brought
many by the destructive habits inconsieratc
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions, neglect Ct
Ehic: will undermine the constitution, rendering the subject
for business society, and causing premature old age
Females who may be abOring with any difficulty Of the Won't
may assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing Abroad writing and stating their case
fee enclosed directed DIR. A. King No. % Dearick street
Nashville, Tennessee will have the necessary medicine
their address, with directions Strict secrecy observed.
Office hours from O'clock in the morning until Gin the
23-d&wiy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-24

Corporaiions-p particularly banking corporations
could we'll afford to eXpend from ten TO twenty
thousand dollars every session Of the Legislature.
Their capital is large and their profits abund ant.
Many Legislature has been bought by less than
half the smallest Of the fums named. A quart OF
whiskey and basket Of champagne have often
changed the fate OF bill in the Legislature.-
Bonner
We fear the Banner, in its zeal for Banking Cor
porations has disclosed of the secrets Of its
party.
Their instincts would impel them 10 use the mos
new 20 proeng their duration, and Lon g ~ they
could command the required sum, they would feel
at liberty to abuse their GARTER and exceed their
privileges with impuniIy. -BaaHer.
We must sey that Banks have very bad instincts
according TO our neig6bOr's account of them. We
are surprised that he should uphold institutions
which would use money TO prOlOug their exs enee
and purchase the privilege to violate their charters
We can see no remedy but to refuse to charter any
more such corrupt sWindling concerns.
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MORE 10 Be ADMIRED THAN TIE
kS ACEa.E Sc DIA DEM
EVER
Worn by Kings or EmDeFOrs


What! Why Beautiful Head of Hair.
DECAUSEit the ornament God Himself proUded for all
, Reader, although the may bloom
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sprnked with gray, nature lose half her charms Prof
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DR.. wooD:- NEW YORK, April 10, 1853
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who concluded TO try 1t on her Lair little hiniar az tie lime
that would restore the gray hair its original color but to her
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the identifying and thckenng the strongly
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NV YORK. July =. Ie57.
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Since usg your Hair Restorative my hair and wskes which
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the large holds quart forty cent more in proportions AID
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the great y Nre Railing Esta0lhment and l4 Market St.
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Sold BY good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
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WOOD EDDY s. co., Augusta, Georgia.
or WOOD, EDDY 81 CO., Atlanta Georgia.
or WOOD, EDDY a co., WILMINGTON, Della
BOOhS AND STATIONERY.
F. IA AN,

No 80 MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
Invites Country Merchants Sellers Dealers eneay
his and prices Ills comprises full
Of
School Books. Blank Books, Memorandum and Pas
Boo :, Gold and steel Peus,
Writing Paper Printers stationery, Envelopes Wdting
Inks, States 2nd Pencils, Bonnet Boards,
Pocket and Family B bies, Historical, Medical,
FisOogica Agricultural, and
Standard Works, p pular New Books, Newspapers,
Magazines, etc etc, at low prices.
Gold PENS A splendid assortment just received.
steel Pens. over go gruss OF superior quality.
Just received by [uli9l /. HAGAN.
INK.--5O dozen Bottles, all sizes just received By
mis- Z. HAGAN. Make tst.
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Magnificent scheme!
EACH SATURDAY APRII..
AUTHORIZATION PRIZE

WHOLE TICKETS SO: HALVES IS; QUARTERS s2K
Circular showing the plan OF the l.Se-
terioS will be sent to any one desirOus OF
receiving it.
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The Psnnsylvauia Legislature hiss just defeated
bill creating general banking law. Pennsylvania
has been several times urged to adopt the free bank
ing a but thus far has steadily resisted all imPor>
tuniiies Of the sort.
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Two americans, one Ofihem from Richmond Va,
while ia Cuba a few WEEKS since, visited the spot
shere Lieut. Crltendeu, Othe Lopez expe iiliOn, was
SHOT, and erected marble monument 10 his memory,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-24

Rev. DR., Thomas Curtis, who lost his life by the
burning OF the North Carolina, is the Dissenting
minister of England referred to in the last number
Of the Bi5ioteca S1cra the fl 81 to discover and
prove the fact that two editions of the authorized
version Of the Bible were pris,e in the year 1911
IL came to this ~ about twenty years ago ard
hls since been pastor # Biplst churches Ia Maine
and South Caroline
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he following rates, which is the risk;
Certificates Of Packages Of 10 Whole Tickets, SEQ
" 10 Half 30
" 10 Quarter 20
4" Ie Eightls 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES Please
Enclose the money address for the Tickets ordered
receipt which they WI forwarded by first mail Purchasers
have tickets ending figure they designate
The Drawn NUMBERS Prizes sent pur-
ciaseTs Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will write their signatures plain, and
give their Post Oiice County and State.
II Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable in fun
withoUt deduction
n All prizes Of 81 600 and UNDER paid Immediately
the drawinOeT prizes al the usual time O. thirty lays
Notice 10 CorreSPOndents-rhose who prefer no.
senng money by mail, the ADAMS EXPRESS CGA
PANY, whereby money for Tickets in IT Tea Dollars aue
upwards, risk 1 expense from any
where have Office The money AID order muse
enclosed 60nsrRnaeJst Pot Office aaapd Eeeoge,
q the Express Company receive them.
All communications strictly confidential.
Mail Express he
rsetei
WOOD, EDDY s. co., Augusta, Georgia.
or WOOD, EDDY a. CO., Atlanta Georgia.
or WOOD, EDDY a CO., WILMINGTON, Della.
~ he numbers drawn from the wheel,
the amount prize each entitkd t., will he pub
lisied svery drawing. ia the following pIersAu-sa
Gal Casti.utionas Mobile Eessce-, Nashville Gazette,
Weekly Day Book Richmond Dispatch, andPaudiug lss
Clarion mh29
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NEW BOOKS.
Jrsr REclIFED By
HAGAN & JOHNS ION,
Not UNION STREET.

The Witches Of New York. sy Docsficks;
Major Fharp's Scenes ia Arkansas;
A swamp Doctors Adventuse Ia South West:
wild So ,rts IN the Far West ny a German Traveller;
judge IIalliburion's Yankee Stories;
Fashionable Life b Mary Eastman;
Anecdotes Of Love By Lola MOntez;
The Arts Of Beauty. = . -
The Lsde Manual Of Fancy an Ornamental Needle worf;
Quaint sayings and Dsngs e0noernins Luther Rev. Dr.
Morris.
IN and Around stambou BY Mrs. 1Iornty;
Palestine, Past and Present. with bisliea Literary and
Scent. e. Notes. By Rev DR.. 0shorn,
Haji in Syria or, Three Years in Jerustlem. By SaTa
Barclay johnson;
and TIE World or Geology FOR Bible Sudens,
Sunshine, Kate Fnton;
The Four Sisters. by Miss Bremen;
Father and Daueh-er. BV Miss IrgIners
Mary G,enEoru the Forbidden Marriage by Res noldS
&C sc. For sale by
HAGAN & JOHNS0T,
mhi6 No 6 unior SIR Ct.
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CHARLES w. SMITH
HAS JEgT REcETFzD 7BE FOLIO ETys
NEW BOOKS:
Fankue or the San JarinGo the Seas o. India chns 4. ia
pan. 3, W. 81. Wood. n. H.. q. 5 n
Wild Snerts IN the eight Crsyun Drs4rs IN
eoiers Translaf "a from the Ger1aan.
ttri,.ities OF Naturai Hil.Cry. D., Buckland
Eoisotss Of Preach history ~ Miss PardUe
Eiic- or Little Ltt-; tale OF Rcsyin school.
Eshel's Love-Liae; Move ~ ". j. n Sweat.
The afternoon Of .nraTried fife
The Laird Of NoriaW-4 1tsot ish storv.
Bitter Eweet-a Porn. b. j. g Holland.
For sale al Al Cailege Street mah.
JOHN YORK & CO.,
No. IS, Union street,
MISS BREHEE'S NEW WORK.
FArHSR avn BY redrisa Brsmers auAos 81 The
Neishbors, Mira. etc. complete 10 Il mo volume.
Ne writer now living her describing hoe sene
AMI home people which make aisui,s WaSeGed SO
pa,ulsr vita all CLASSES Il readers -SHHiQy dfsts
Ross WsaRsGraS the Dsguerse1type Ninature by Dun
game author Of 3ysseres0f Tree Cities, ~
I0uN YORK 4 CO.
TTVFFE ARfEKICAN ALMANAC AND RE
postory Of Useful KIOEleige year Is9 frsale by
mhi3 JOHN YORK < co.
NODEFsS LADIES tsOOk AND PETEH-
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Paper EEausings,
LOOKING GLASSES, GAIT FRAMES,
GIT ATD BRAS5 C0REICEs,
French and American window Glass,
AMBROrYPE AND PHOTOGRAPH STOCK.
Artists and Grecian Painting Materials,
Frnch, English and American Ing rslr
ings, Splendid Of Paintings, &C,
All Rt Eastern Prices.
TEfHE subscribers respectfully iuarm the citizens Of
Tennssee and adjuceut States. ii teJ ecsipt
Of tie largest vlfl and complete SPRING
GOODS ever imported ~ any cue huuse iu tic West.
In Wall Parer aone thty prepared 20 eXiihita siock
Of twenty i've Thousand dollars Eofth.
Strangers visiting Louisville ngtel o. his es-ahant.
and having fine Picture Gale aitaciei rgpir.e ci0cs
Oil aintne they will nd pleasant pace resort uisfh-
er they wish to purchase Or not
UEGAN 4 EsCOrF.
mhl2-dIms - Main street. Louisville. KT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-24

DAIHLEAS
beautiful collection Of Dahlia Roots OF the st
w quality and the most brilliant colOrs We will furnish
dozen, every different color, for Three dollars
Gardening Tools Of every kind for the of lady
and practical gardeners.
900 choice flower seeds, from cents to - cents ali
from Bliss Nurseries.
full assortment Of Cowngs Pumps all waranted
will shade lower than the market price.
Coal Oi,--Our lamps known be Of the simplest and
best construction, oil pure, and free from all ohsn
ordor.
Plated Britannia Ware.--We have a great variety Of
patterns casters, potts. cups coffee potts. ladies, urns &c
MACKENZIE Il MINCHIN,
mh22 No. II College Street.
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Il. RUSSELL.
DENTAL &Uss EON,

Il. RUSSELL,
NTAL SUR & EON,
FORMERLY OF COLUMBIA AND LATE OF NkT ORLEANS
HAv1SG permanently located Nashville offers bis profession
al services and the citizens Of the
towns and country Feeling by his long experience
his profession the Northern and Sou hern cities, AMI the salts
action unl given those who have favored him with their
patronage that he Will be able satisfaction
all cases. respectfully solieits share Of public patronage
Teeth deserted upon gold plate in neat, elegant and
substantial manner.
As evidence OF the estimation placed him by his
tents, beg introduce the following Certificate
from Dr. Polk, Columbia gentleman we'll and fayoraby
known in this unity:
DR. having performed Dental Operations in many
dpa Of his profession upon myself and ether me er Of
nay family, have hesitation in saying that lie is sklfu
operator and Lis work is we'll done.
March |, lS59. WILL J. Polk.
Having purchased the right to 9rancis agame and Flee
Magnetic Battery, Dr. K is prepared to extract teeth
nHcing upon his patient the great amount OF pain
III.
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VETE fully prepared offer t. the citizens Of Nash
w vile aud surrounding country, mos; ieGtifu and
RsJrice0iIs stoci, Of
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Printers Ink.
~ HAGAN has just received full assortment OF JOHN
e SONS superior
NEWS AND BOOK INKS,
Also lage assortment Of WADE'S
BLACK AND COLORED INKS.
Primers Stationery.

large assortment Of Ivory Enareled and Coore Cards and
Card Boards constantly on hand and for sale ly.
mf2g F. UAGAN, Market street
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-08-13
A Good FaIrner.

The largest load of melons, and the
largest Of the kind we have seen in Law
renee this season, were owned by EDWIN
MERwIH, Esq, who resides some eleven
miles due west of this city. He will &C.
cept our thanks for large one, also for a
"cantelope." Mr.. MERwIN is one of the
best farmers in Kansas, and has one of the
best cultivated farms in the Territory
Instead of troubling himself about poll
tics, he devotes his whole time and ener.
gy in looking after schools, roads, agricul
tural societies, and the cultivation of hi:
own soil. Would that we had ten thou.
sand just such farmers as is Mr.. NJ; ther
Kansas would soon "blossom as the rose. .
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-08-13
A nraos Of Honest Confessions.

The apportionment, for instance, was
concocted with a view to make the new
s,ate decidedly Republican. = Topeka
Tribune.
The Wyandott correspondent of the
Pittsburgh Dispatch. speaking of the hush
ius up of the fraud investigations, says:
There is danger, too, that the affair
will be abandoned without being sufi-
GENTLY probed The fact is. 1 am sorry
to say, that the Republicans have no back
hone. They ara not under efficient drill.
1t is well for us that we have twenty of a
majority.
He also states that nine Republicans in
caucus favored the submission of black
law clause 10 the people separately, and
adds:
There is not a Republican in Conven-
ton who does not abhor the idea of a
black law in his heart, but some Of them
stand in the most intense fear of Demo
cratic tricks, and for that reason cannot
act out their own sentiments.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-08-13

According to the schedule of the Wy
andOtt Constitution, the 18th Representa-
tive and Senatorial district consists of
Morris, Chase and Butler counties, having
two representatives and one Senator. The
18th representative district takes Arrapa-
hoe on the West, and Greenwood, Hunter,
Godfrey, Wilson, Dorm and McGee on the
South, with one representative, but no
allotment for Senator. Are they to be
DISTINGUISHED because they were "doubt.
fnl9,,
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-08-13
Death Of n c. Stafford, Esq Meeting and Reso
lutions Of the Lawrence Bar

luuous o. 4dWIouCo 1dI.
At a meeting of the Lawrence Bar,
to express its sentiments relative to the
death of II. c. Stafford, Esq, on motion of
James Christian, Judge Smith was called
to the chair aud S. o. Thatcher appointed
Secretary.
A committee consisting of james
Christian, Z. s. Lowman and Z. Clark,
by appointment, reported the following
resolutions which were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty
God to remove from our midst our fellow
citizen and worthy brother, II. c. Stafford,
Esq, therefore
Resolved, That we, the members of the
Lawrence Bar, learn with deep regret aud
sorrow, of his untimely demise, and that
the bar has lost one Of its most valued
members, an esteemed and pleasant COM
panion, good citizen, and an honest man.
ResolUed, That we deeply sympathize
| with his bereaved family in their deep
| affiiction, and that we hereby tender them
our most sincere coincidence in this theil
hour of trouble.
RESOLVED, That copy of these resolu,
tions be transmitted to the family of the
deceased, and copy to each Of our city
papers with request for publication.
JAMES CHRISTIAN.
E. S. LOWMAN.
EDWARD CLARK.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-08-13
Lawrence University,

The official statement in another COL
umn, from the trustees Of this institution,
will interest our readers, and especially
the citizens of Lawrence, who are so Deep
ly interested in the speedy completion Of
the college edifice, and the endowment oil
the college. The well-kuown liberality
of the Church under whose auspices the
enterprise now is, and the unnagging en-
ergy OF its friends in Lawrence, guarantee
success to the Lawrence University.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-08-13
Order of Publication.
TERRITORY OF KANSAS ga
Ersnklin County,
Attachment.


gtsnklin County, ,
JACOB s. CHAMBER5 !
WARREN C. WILLARD ,.....
JAMES ARMSsSffRoNG
and
RACHAEL A. ARMSTRONG;
lanes ARMSTRONG and Rachael A. Arm
y strong. uou-reside1ts Of Kansas Territory,
will take notice that Jacob 3. Chambers and
Warren G. Willard, copar ners doing business
under the name, style and firm OF J. ,; IMAM
bers & Co. and residents Of the State OF Illinois
on the 9TH day of July, A. ID. ls59. did ille tneiI
petition in the United States Di:trict Court
| ting in and for the County Of Franklin. againsl
the defendants, setting forth, that on tne IItn
| day ofpDecember, A. u. 1855, said defendants
made their promfssory note, in the sum OF two
| hundred and seven dollars and twenty-tnret
| cents. with interest at ten per cent. from date
| and delivered the same to the Plaintiiis, >. .
| Chambers 4 Co. and that said note was made
| excited and delivered for valuable consldera
| tion, and hes reither been paid in whole or II
nart' and that the said Plsintifs prays Judgment
against the said defendants In the said sum Q
| two hundred and seven dollars and twerty-thre'
| cents with interest at the rate OF ten per cent
nor annum from the l4th day Of December, A. ID
| lass. together with the costs Of this action
The Dtfendant> are further notihed tnat III
! order Of attachm has been issued IN tins case
and are further notified that they are requires
70 apoear and answer said petition on or peioi
the eOth day Of August, A. ID: ls59, or said petl
t;on will be taken as true and judgment rendere'
| ssNon n T. X. G0ODlN.
Sttssts Attorney for Plaintiffs.
JossP4 vrI5H. Clerk.
july %, l659.-ot.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-08-13
Orderof PubIication.

In District Court of Kansas Territory: Second
Judicial District, in and for Douglas County
CAROLINE SULLIVAN, Plaintiff.)
VS..
HENRY SULLIVAN, Defendant.
VNHE said Henry Sullivan, Defendant, will take
i notice that Caroline Sullivan. Plaintiff, did,
on the 18th day of July. A ID. 1859, file her petit
ton with the Clerk of the District Court of
Kansas Territory, in the Second District, IN and
for Douglas County, against the said Defendant,
Henry Sullivan, setting forth the marriage Of
the tarties on the SKI day Of May. A. y. ie34,
in jackson COUNTY, State Of Missoupi that the
Plaintiff, Caroline sullivan, has resided IN Kan
sas Territory for six months last past. and that
she now resides in Douglas County, thcrein-the
wilful desertiOn and absence OF the said Henry
Sullivan from her for more than one year last
past, without cause on her part, also that after
the marriage of the parties the said Henry Sui
livan became addicted to habitual drunkenness.
The object and pray er OF her petition is to OBJ
tain a d. 5otce froi the bonds; of n1atrimOny
between herself and the said Henry Sullifani
and that she may be allowed TO resume her
maiden name, Caroline Bradbury. and the said
Henry Sullivan will take notice that he Is re-
quired to answer petition of the Plaintiff on o.
before Saturday, October lst, 1859, OF 1t Will bt
taken as true and judgment rendered according
ly. EMERY ShAW,
Attest. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
a. n. BLACBLIDGE,
Clerk of Second District Court.
July 30, 'je-6t.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-08-13
Sheriff,s Sale,

NOTICE is hereby given that will offer for
~ sale at public auction at the dOor Of The II
Court House in 0latL', johnson county, n. u,
the hours Of 10 O'clock A. N. and o'clock p. NJ.
Of said day, the following real estate, to wit:
The North. East quarter OF Section twenty
EIGHT (5S) in Township fourteen, tffJ Of Range
twenty three, C23) sold as the property Of Alex
apder E. Martin, upon an order Of sale in favor
OF Charles Williamson. issued by the Sd Judicial
District Court, within and for said county Of
.Johnson, K. r., and to me directed as Sheriff Of
said county.
Terms Of sale, cash. 80,
Given under my hand, this istE I, gay 81 yaiy'
A. ID. 1859. PAT. COSUhoNb H. ohelih'
July o. T9-4t
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-08-13
Declines The Honor.

V. D. MARKHAM, of White Cloud, in
serts card in the Kansas Chief stating
that, having learned of his appointment as
delegate to the Territorial Republican
Convention, "as it is not my desire to take
any active part under the present organi-
cation of political parties in Kansas, with
all due appreciation of the honor, hereby
decline the said appointment, hoping that
some more suitable delegate will attend
in my stead"
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-08-13
sherifr's Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that / will offer for
~ sale at public auction at the door Of the
Court House, in Olathe. Johnson County, h. J..
an the al day Of September, A. d. 1859. between
the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock 7
Nj of said day the following real estate. to wit:
The West half Of the Northwest quarter Of
Section fourteen, 90 in Township fourteen, QG
of range twenty. three, (23) sold as the property
of WIN. L. Pond and II. G. FAINT upon an order
Of sale in favor Of stephen L. Gates. issued b.
the 81 Judicial District Court within and Tor
the said county of johnson, X. l., and 10 me
directed as sheriff Of said county.
Terms of sale; Cash.
Given under niy hand this e6th day Of July,
A. ID. 1859. PAT CUSGhON h, Sherih.
Iuly ~ 20 At