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Territory OF Rans-sl In the District Cour: Of said
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George Hurt vs. J. L. Speer and John Speer.
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da! 81 October A. u. 1860 between the hours of II
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described. cause 10 he ap; raiscd according 20 law,
the following described tract Of land to-wii: the
North East quarter II Section thirty C32 In Town
NIP No nine (y Of Range No Seventeen {l:) Of the
Delaware Trust Lands in said Count, Jefferson and
Territory Of Kansas, the said land 10 be eold by
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}. GILL SPIVEY.
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Oct Cd l:co, 1917
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SiiERIFF'S SALE.
Territory Of Kansas
County Of Jefferson. T"
John X. Gris,,
Va.

J. L. Spccr.
BY virtue of an execution Ia
me directed. sssued by the Clerk Of the First Dis.
tr'Vt Court sittiI in said County tor the Trial o
CAUSES arising andsr the laws O! sail Territory,
! viii on Saturday, October the 20,b, a. D. 1850
between The B nrs Of one and four o'clock r n o:
that day. At the Court Hcu.e dor in the village
81 0.kalaosa, in 20 county. olfs, ct public sale
10 the hghes, bidder for eash In hand the Io,iov
i"g real state io-wii; the Undivided one halt o
the Sonih West quarter of section twsnt nine l.9,
IN Township nine (9) Of range nineteen {I9l vi
the pclawsre Trust Lands in jefferson County
kansns Territory, levied IN Is the property Of J.
l.. Speer, 10 satisfy said Execution:
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JoussfoS. SyINroS i lIAvkSs, Atty tor P.G
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ID JIG. VAUGHAN.
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Democratic Ticket.
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d.. LAKIN. Of Grasshopper Falls,
For Commissioners
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VIC. BUTTS,
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APP BASEMENT NOTICE.
George ". Goes 4saguee Of Geore Bart,

Cyru. Kenncny. and Mary Z. Kennedy.
Cyrus Kennedy Il May +. Kennedy defendants.
You being non-se sdcnds OF Jefferson County, arc
hereby modified that ! will, on Thursday, the 2Sth
day Of October A. ID. le60 between the hours Of 9
aud O'Clock r. NJ. Of that day, at the North East
lice described, cause to be appraised according to
Law the following described tract Of land to-wit !;
The South West quarter Of Section No twelve Q2l
in Township No nine (y OF Range No sixtcca u6)
In the County Of Jefferson, and Territory Of Kansas,
she said lsud "a b sold By directed BY or
der issued in the above entitled cause, Out Of the
szid Firgs District Court.
J.GiLL SPIvEY.
Master CumnI~icocr " pssd cesys.
Oct Cd .fen J33w
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Territory 81 Kansas IL the First District Count
Flint bisssics, 5 Of said Territory sitting In
County Of JeEsrson.S sid County Of Je6erson for
the thai Of cnuses sffsiuG under
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Keokuk, April 10th. |
FLoUR--superhne, 81 as; spring wheat, ex-
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BRAN AND SHORTS, 1870 80 per 90.
CoRE--so--good demand.
BARLEY--spring, 55asb, Fall, 7basec.
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CANDLES--star is to p, stearine Is, Mould
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LARD-Io TO 1o4 retail I2ic.
BUTTER--Choiee Is to 20; retail ~.
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HAY-Prairie Ssh to $b2; Timothy and Hungs-
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sEEDs.--Hungarian Grass, 3oas5 1 Timothy, 81
to rs, Flax Seed, soa90. Fey
sUNDRIES--0nions, 40 to 50; Eggs, s..
Feathers, soc to S5c; White Beans, zoe TOGO.
FRUIT-Green apples, choice, 80 80 per Dbl.
Dried apples, 80 TO 90 per bush. Dried peaches,
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CHEESE--W. h. LII TO liz Denmark . to 10.
PRoVIsIONS--Hamse l to 10; Shoulders 1T to s;
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BEEF-2Aasc gross; 30 to &c per quarter
SLEEPS 90 TO a. 90 y head.
H08S.--Dressed, s. 90 TO SO 90.
6ALT--G. A, II s5 TO 45p per sack; Kanaw-
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Lake ~ 30 " Dbl.
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the proprietor.
From the st. Louis Christian Advocated
tits very well known that are not particular
ly favorable to patent medicines and, a gen sral
thing, eschew the whole Of them with but little
ceremony, and with these sentiments We declined
inserting this advcr tiscment until wc knew what
were the ingredients Of the medicine, and how
compounded. This We have learned, and believing
AZ We do, that the ingredients are good. and the
compound judiciously made, we recommend 1t rs q
mixture worthy Of public confidence.
We say to all, try it. See advertisement.
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