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GEORGE HoLBRooK, AUCTroNEER, OFFICE so
broadway Room No 8 will give his personal attention
me sales OF Household Furniture OF families breaking ur
a aseaeepns; prompt returns made
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A NJ MERwIE, AroTIONEER-BY BANGS, MERwYN
"A. CO irving Buildings, 90 and ceo Rroadsey Thurs
day evening March "a ~ clock original Oh Paintings
Ashoee COLLECTION Of superior sitarss smeracing varrante
ys650vsH Osse1o 91s4sz 81 s1AarU Of equal s1ni
Also nne sks5ches sad oolsr Draw
ipgs For particulars catalogue The Pictures
view 1t the salesrooms fst t#8e
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~ sCEfNCK WI eel, g auction, on Wednesday, March
hold furniture conssins In part Of ahoEsny
Parlor and Bedroom fnrnture Brussels and Ingram Carpets
glsssee Iuonsna LernsA solid walnut k.tepscn Table
0lrsnaolss " sss ynrPsn ARD sods Dsscs
Mattresses Beds bedding Glass ware Crockey % stoves
mence. = .
81 0x A. NJ 81 NO = Clinton place Eandsono Eo-sehod
wxpNEeDAv, APNlL
Esan, Househod Furnfturs at Nc IN West Thirty eighth
street. n l0< A. H.
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u. MERwIN, AUCTIONEER-By BAyGB, MER
a: WIN CO.. Irvire buildings 90 and s96 Broadway
Wednesday morning. March ~, ~ l0 O'Clock, for
Of whom may concern 30 Of AtAplc and Fancy
tionery consisting Of Blank Books Envelopes, Writing Pa
peis PENS Pencils Foos Inkstands, &c IN sudng yarie
" Of Fancy Articles, all selected fer retail stock. To be
sold in lots 10 suit purchasers
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Of original Oil Paintings the property or family leav
ing ior Earope embracing some Of the nnss works q o
whole Of them purchased in Europe and
hibited In this country. VIII be sold by HENRY H. LEEDS
co. Ut their gallery 70 Nassaa street. Thursday
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STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY or JKTYERsox, SGT
In the District Court Of said County.
A. ear'er Wilder, Plaintiff, Deb, and AIT
Jeremiah Kershaw, Defendant. No. POI.
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Order of Publication

Vfder OF Pubhcailon.
STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF JEFFERSON
In the D'stric! Court Of said County.
N. W. Curtis Debt and AIT
VS. No. 2G6
Thomas A. Nc Gehee.
Now al this day came N. W. Curtis and filed
has certain affidavit in this cause, setting forth
that the said defendant is a non resident of the
Stale Of Kansas: Therefore it is ordered by the
Clerk OF said Court. in vacation, that the q, fem
'lant, Thomas A. McGehee, be notified by publ
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successive weeks, OF the tendency of this suit,
the object OF which is TO obtain n judgment
against said defendant for the sun, OF four dol
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and owing from the defendant to said plaintiff
ON certain promissory note, made, executed and
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on the 18th day of April, A. ID. 1861, for the said
s;iin OF four dollars aud sixty cents, and payab
In one day after dats and further, that the prop
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garter OF the Northwest quarter Of Section SO,
IN Township 3, Of Range Is, has been alta he'd b,
virtue Of order OF attachment issued ou, o.
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plaintiff filed n this cause OF or before the sixth
Vt December 4. ID. 1861, such petition will be
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ly, AMI his property sold 10 -atisiy the judge
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Order Of Publication.

Order Of Publication.
STATE OF KASsAS.t
COUNTY OF JKFrrssoN.
In the District Court.
John ". b. rber, lillian GIagg, G. J. Park, Jo-
seph FAver and John II. bay, Plaintiffs,
James ~ Eli, and John w. Russell. Defendants.
IL appcaring Ia the
satisfaction Of the Clerk Of said Court by the aiia
vii Of S. s. Ludlum. filed Ina this cause that The de-
PENDANT James 81. Ellis, is nonresident OF the
State Of Kansas, and cannot therefore be served
with the usual process of this Court II !. therefore
ordered by the Clerk thereof tina. the said defend
AIT. James VI. Ellis be notified b. publication being
made for six successive weeks in The Independ-
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Jefferson, of the pcnJcBcy of this suit the object OF
which is 10 obtain judgement agains, the said de-
PENDANTS for the sum of one thousand SIX hundred
and seventy tarce dollars and seventy nine cents,
and interest from the twenty ninth day OF May,
cshte en- hundred and sxty-onc. aud decree Of
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morigaged premises, io-wit: All that part OF the
southwes; quarter Of section nineteen, ia township
eight Of range eighteen which lies on the westerly
side Of the Grasst Upper RivoS in Jefferson County
State Of Kansas. containing siNi.-,wo aud one half
acres, more or less.
And the said defendant, James VI. Ellis, IL fur
Their notified that un less he or demur 10 the
petllsn Of the said plaintiffs fled in tho above enti
He'd cause or before the fifteenth day OF Noycm-
ter eighteen huadre! aud six.y-one, such petition
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r. confessed ard judgement rendered accordingly
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(SEAI.) at Office in the village Of ossaloosi
this thirteenth day Of September,
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Before Richard Hall Justice OF The Peace "fJener'
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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-11-02
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.

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