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The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-08

In his opening message TO the Legislative
Assembly, the Emperor of Brazil presents a
most favorable view of the condition of that
country.
A young man named Andrew Lewis, living
near Chatham, Eng, has been committed for
trial for stabbing his sweetheart, Kate Dutnall,
whose only ofense appears to have been that
she had danced with another man at a wedding
party.
The food and drink of the people of Eng
land paid last year f42,OooO 900 ($2lO, OoO, oOO)
of taxes OF that amount f35 ,OOO, 900 (sl75,-
OOo,oO9) was paid by the working classes, and
faOoO,oeo 1885, ooO,ooo) by the higher and
middle classes.
Duke Christian, Of Glaokberg, is, according
to the trerty regarding the Danish succession,
/ heir to the throne of Denmark The Duke
has two sons and twa daughters, who happen
to be nephews and nieces Of the Duchess Of
Cambridge. OF these princesses the eldest,
the Princess Alexandra, first met the Prince
of Wales at Heidelburg, and it is said that
royal favor looks towards the young girl as the
future wife of the future king of England.
In the italian Chamber of Deputies the
Minister of Finance (Sella) has recently made
statement of the national finances, showing
that there is likely to be deficit of 433, Oeo Oeo
lirre the present year. This is equal to $50,
$4,000 greater than the estimate presented BY
the new Minister when he entered on the du
ties of his Office few months ago.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-08

CoTToN DESTROYED IL ARKASsAs.-The
Arkansas correspondent Of The St. Louis Be
publican says; ntfI9s. a ~
Fully $4,000 bales of cotton have been
burned within radius Of twelve miles of Ma
poleon, and very little remains. Up the Ar
kansas the destruction has been general The
telegraph from Little Rock to Napoleon has
been severed, the terminus now being at Red
Rock, thirty-two miles up the river. Pruvi-
sions are scarce, and the poorer people, long
out of employment, are suffering somewhat
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-08
For st. Louis.
$40 REWARD.

9ST, on Third between Market and Exchange streets
Il 4 an ACCOUNT BOOK, containing sac note Bank 81
Tennessee, $40 Union Bank of Tennessee, $40 on
Bank of Chattanooga and So Bank of South Carolina
Also, several receipts for sugar.
JOHN MCMILLAN,
iyS1w corner of Second and overton streets
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-08
WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE
On Thursday, July 10, at 10 A. M.

the store Of r. X Becktel Co., 3s7 Main street,
IA between Union and Gayoso, choice stock of Gro
ceres, ETC., including part rs boxes Mumms (orgina
imported champagne wine; 20 boxes claret; 20 boxes
sauterne Eengsh sauces, wooden and stone chew
ing and smoking tobacco, etc
As % heesheads and several barrels Of fair and choice
Sugar 4afA "a tN
the fixtures ETC.. win be offered at 10 O'clock Terms
Cgsh in soufhe funds.
jy8.tf Fm4l1 HYDE CO., Auctionee1s
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-08

GEN. SIGEL 10 REsIaN.-The Baltimore
correspondent of the New York Democrat,
(German,) under date Of the ed ult, an
nounces the intended resignation of Gen.
Sigel, as follows ~
Gen. Sigel win resign to-day or tomorrow.
/ heard SO direct from Gen. Wool, who had
an interview with Sigei last Saturday, and
tried all in his power to induce him to stay.
Sigel has been badly fooled, and it is CRAFTY
ing to know that at least one. and the Oldest
and most respected of the active generals, sees
the worth of Sigel, and tries to preserve him
for our cause"
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-08
SPECIAL NOTICE
TO
Retailers, Suffers, Etc.

S U n D K l E S
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-20
N0fice.

fNHE owners Of rea! estate and personal prop
erty in Nemnha County, Kansas. are her
BY notified, that the Tax Roll uf 1862 has bee,
received by the Treasurer OF said County; and
for the purpose Of receiving taxes, I will be Al
the several Election Precincts in said County
at the following times aud places, either il
person or BY deputy:
In Home Township, on Thursday, Deeen.bcr
llth. at Ceatralia.
In Clear Creek Township, on Friday, ID,
cemLer 18th, at Ash Point.
In Nemaha Township. on Saturday, Dcccm
Der 18th, at the house Of Joseph Coleman.
In Rock Creek Township, on Monday, De-,
cember 18th, at Sabetha.
In Capioma Township, on Monday, Dscem
Der 10th, at the Hotel Of W. X. Gage.
In Granada Township, on Wednesday, De.
cember 18th, at the store Of E. N. Knapp.
In Elk Creek Precinct, on Thursday, Decem.
Der 18th, at the house Of Samuel Bradshaw.
In Red vsrmillion Township, on Friday, De.
cember 18th, at America.
In Valley Township, on Saturday, December
Goth, at Lincoln.
In Richmond Township, at the Treasurer's
Once, in Seneca, on Monday, December 22d
and Afterwards. There is assessed against each
person liable to pay Poll Tax, Fifty Gents for
State purposes, and also Sixty FIVE cents on
each One Hundred Dollars valuation; for Coun-
ty purposes, one Dollar On the same; for State
School purposes, thirteen cents: for Township
purposes, in Capioma. Red Vermillion and
Richnond Townships, Five Gents on the same
amount.
The Tax payers are reminded that after the
first day Of January, 1863. there will be a pen.
atty of ten per cent. added to the original Tax.
Given under ny hand, this 18th day Of No
We nber, A. d. 1862.
c. G. sCRAIFORD. County Treasurer.
November IL, ls624w.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-20
TIE WEEKLY WORLD.

Price Two Dollars a year; fur copie. to one
address. Five Dollars; twenty copies, Twenty
Dollars. Clcrgymen can receive the Weekly,
single copy, at One D 'llaI year. Single COP
les, Five Cents. Published ON THURSDAYS.
For club Of ten c,pies, an extra copy will
be sent for one year.
For club Of twenty copies, the Semi Week.
y will be sent for one year.
For club of fifty copies, the Daily will be
sent for one year.
For club Of one hundred copies, the Daily,
Weekly and Semi Weekly will be sent for one
year.
Remittances for the World may be made by
drafts, treasury notes, or bank bills Of specie
paying banks, and where the attention Of the
pos tmaster is called to the rsmitrance at the
time of mailing the letter, it may be made at
our risk.
Specimen numbers sent to any addres, upop
application.
Address THE WORLD.
No. IS, Park Row, New York.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-20
Frauds Upon the Government.
Gigantic System Of Swindlilg Discov
cred.

NEW YoRk. Nov. l3.
For the last eighteen months, the mos,
gigantic system Of fraud against the Gov.
srnmsnt has been going on in this city by
means Of forged bills on the Subsistence
Department in White street.
The facts are, that Soloman Kobnstan
broker. and G.. B. Marcy. broker, have
been in the habit of purchasing bills on
the subsistence department in this city.
for half. and sometimes one-fourth their
apparent value.
Parties were employed to hunt mp con.
tractors who have subsi.tsd men, and
some Of the latter were led to sign bills
for subsisting 1000 men. when they had
really provided for bot 100.
As many - City persons arc implica.
ted in these frauds. sad quite number
Of them are already in custody. Kobu-
stan and Marcy were sent to Fort La
fayetts.
One Of the runners confsssss to have
sold Sl00. 900 Of these bills, and auoth.
sr acknowledges . still larger som, q
great deal Of which was fraudulent. It
is supposed the whole will amount to not
far from 81 ,000. 200.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-20
A In Probate.
In the matter Of the Estate of Job,
deceased, fa,.r


In the matter of the Estate of Job,
deceased. fa',r
(lN reading and fling the pet;,;o,
" Taylor, Administrator, set,;r. St Alhtt
amount Of personal estate that has lOrh d.
hands. AMI the disposition thereof. ue ~ TO /,
Of debts outstanding against said d.. e anoQr,
description Of all the real estate os s,d, u,
deceased died seized, and the eorS;..c at
value Of the respective portions ,b0a ,a
PRAYING that license be to him rr,n,aOL L!
the whole of said real estate, 70, :. Sci
said real estate as shall be nece.sN naca q
said debssj; and IL appearing by ,a;d p,
that there is not sufficient personal ss,. Fator,
hands Of the Administrator to pa, e 10Y Id.
and that it is necessary, in orjs, - Gsoa
same. to sell the whole Tor a part =, pay d.
estate, il is therefore ordered thai an 'ad 'sI
interested in eaid estate, appe,, ~ perOsi
Judge of this Court, on the l.t IA, 'ofe Il.
ary, A. D. 1863, at 10 O'Clock 4 IL VI 'aas
Court House, in Troy, then and tho. u,
cause iii any there be) Why license .boHna sao'
be granted 70 said Administrator to S ,.T %,
real estate, according 70 the prayer Of ',;t ~
IitiOn; and it is further ordered, that u oa Ps
this order shall be served on oil p.,so, eop! u
ested in said estate, by publication: ,'s me "
such publication shall be made for a, au ia a,i
consecutive weeks, in the White CIo,d " r. ni
Chief, . weekly newspaper published inaas.. !, ~.
County of Doniphan, prior to said day Of f ~. -
ing. s1
Witness my hand and the seal Of Off. =,
fixed at Office. in the town of Troy, Mi. y,
day Of September, A. d. 1862. mi
JAMES B. MAYNARD
900, Judge of PrOb,,.
November ls' ieo2-'w. Prs fee, SIS
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-20
Sheriff. Sale.
Isaac Deepen
vs.. Order of Sale.
Retlman Drum.\

NOTICE 10 hereby given, that I will offer
~ for sale, at public aucti IN, at the Court
Heuss door. in tho town of Troy, DoRiphsn
County, Kansas. on the 9Th day Of December,
a. u. 1852, between the hours Of O'Clock A.
u. and O'Clock p. NJ. Of said CAV. the follow.
ing described tract Of land. to Wit: The east
half VI the south vest quarter and the south
vest quarter Of the south west quarter Of sec
tion three. (3) township three, (3) range tusn.
ty-one, (4lD; also, the north west quarter Of
the south-vest quarter of section 3, townships,
range u; taken and offered for sale by virtue
Of an order Of sale issued from the District
Court Of the Second Judicial District, sitting
within and for the County of Doniphsn, and
State Of Kansas, for the trial Of causes arising
under The laws Of said State, wherein Isaac
Deepen 10 plaintiff and Rednan Drum is defsn-
dant' to satisfy judgment aud costs Of said &C.
tion.
SHERIFF. Office, November 6, A. D. 1862
W. D. BEELER,
ilr Sheriff Of Doniphan County, Kansas
BY E. G. CRABB, Deputy Sheriff
I November 6, lS62-5w. Prs fee, s..
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-20
Tax o. Newspapers-The Cabinet Has.
A0aiQaS..

Tax o. Newspapers-The Cabinet Ha'-
AOsioas.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
has decided. in regard to advertisements.
that the last proviso Of section . OF the
excise law. exsmpts . newspaper whose
circulation doss not exceed 1000 copies.
from al tax upon advertisements, and
the last proviso but one Of the same sec.
tion. exenpts the receipts for advertise
ments to ths amount Of 81. 900. eonse-
quently. they will b assessed only for the
excess shove $1,000. and then only
when their whole circulation exceeds 2. .000
copies.
The agent Of the Associated Press is
ant horized BY the Secretary Of State and
the Secretary Of the Treasary to say that
the reports Of Cabinet divisions on the
measures of the Administration which
gained some currency are altogether
groundless.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-20

BUs,NEss II WHITE CLoUD-Notwith-
standing the hard times. there has been
more bcsiusss done in town. within two
months past. than for . year previously.
The streets are almost daily 6llsd with
the teams of farmers. who come to trade
and bring in their grain. O. Bailey.
within several weeks past. has shippsd an
immense amount Of grain to St. Louis and
Chicago.
This state Of Affairs only confirms what
We have long contended for-thst It only
required men Of means to enter rightly
into business. and buy the farmers pro-
duce. to make White Cloud an exten-
sive trading point. Her nstural sdvsn-
tsgss .re not surpassed BY any town
on the river, and she is surrounded By
the finest country west Of the Missouri
River. Why these advantages have not
been observed and improved BY men Of
capital. has always been mystsry to us.
A few things are needed here yet, to
make trade run smoothly. Our lumber
trade has always been extensive. A good
Touring mill would be greater help to
the town than anything else. This, and
liberal investment Of capital in several
important branches Of trade and busi.
ness. would speedily draw to our place
the trade of the Surrounding country.
which naturally belongs here, but which
has been forced to go to other places !;
and White Clond would in very short
time become business point second to
none between Lesvenworth and Omaha.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-20
Notice Of Appraisal.
Eds.. So.un 1-
r. ]. Gafiin1s -r.- f- f
r. y. GatiinR.

IN Oreee Of Sale, issued from the D;...,..
Couit 81 tie Second Judicial Distr;cs -. H.
tane sisain md for The, Counsy Of Don;nss. Az
io y; J. Gatling, defendant, Greetin,. W,
are hereby notified that shall cause IN ;,..s =
tory and appr.iaai Of the following d...Is.us eu
i:nd' to-vit: The northwest eualte, ~ ~
!son 3 fourteen, u4) in Tovnship ooe. uS =.
Range nineteen, u9) situated in Dcn;ny.s y y.
Cc1nty, Asnsas. q the premises, oe Ia Al A.
o. December. A: D. 1862. between tSe hon. nm -. Z,
nn:S NM COCK a NJ. and fosr o,eloek p. n -
ss,o o.y; :t .hics tine aad place you e.. ~ y.
sivea 1ader ny haad, this llth d.v NJ n.
'e"oef, a. y. 1852. ". d. BEEfrp wv"
s'eI'a Ct q Doniphan County K..,...
November u, lss2-3v. F.. -. cnes,M.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-20

s-a. LAGRANGE. Nov. 13.
Col. A. L. Leo. with the 7th Ksnss'
Cavalry. has driven in the enemy's pick
cts at Lumkin's Mills. on the Tsllahst
chic, four miles south Of Holly Springs.
This evening Col. Lee captured . hun
dred prisoners at Holly Springs and al
Lumkin's Mills. Among them are sew
ersl officers. one Of whom is q captain on
Van Dorn's staff
A brisk skirmish is now going on nes'
Lumkin's Mills. The enemy are falling
back.
Forward is the word. Rely upon it,
Grant is determined to push the rebels to
the wall. and will pin them there.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-20
From Cairo and Below.
The Rebels Apprisel Of Our Movement,
Large Masses Of Troops Arriving.
CATRo. Nov IA

CAIRo, Nov. 13.
The rebels seem fully spprlsed of inten.
ded Federal movements, and are making
uss Of every msans in their power to meet
them. Nearly al the troops from Ar
kansas have crossed over to Mississippi.
Holmes b said to have crossed at Victs-
burg. One moro defeat will end the 70
bellion n The West. -
All tho steamers at Cairo are engaged
in transporting troops. and still thsy come
-s mighty. irresistible, living avalanche
-thk :uust sweep everything bsfore it.
Tbs Mississippi Squadron Z now ready
to move. and only awaits ths proper
to be of.
Three hundred and forty two priseoers
Ne on thsir way down from Louisville
Gen. Tuttls b ssriously i'll. He has
been confined to his room for two days.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-20

4 "PourIcs MAKES STRANGE BEpr.L.
Lows" Lat Winter. the project Of .
Union State ticket met With considerable
favor. About the time Of the adjourn
ment Of the Legislature. . party were dis
cussing the subject, John j. Ingalls, being
present. Some one suggested the name
of w. R. Wagstaif for Lisutsasnt Gov.
ernor, when Ingalls, few up With the 70.
mark that "he was too thick headed; and
If he once took position. be it ever 80
wrong. no argument could beat it out Of
him" Yet. after the lapse Of . few
months. We find this same John J. Ingalls,
accepting . secondary position upon q
ticket headed BY the thiek-skulled Wsg-
staff.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-20
Sheriff. Solc.
John B. Brady,
vs..
James Bailey Execution.
and
Mari,h RavIcv
Execution.
Order Of Sale
Mariah Baxlcv.

NOTICE is hereby given, that will osr
~ Tor sale, at public auction, at the Court
House dor, in the town of Troy, Doniph,n
County, Kansas, ON the Sth day Of Decembrr,
A. ID. 1862, between the hours Of 9ocleck i.
VI. and O'Clock p. NJ Of raid day, the foln,
ing described town lots, to wit: Lots one, ~
two, ~ three, t3) four, az FIVE, t5l siI, Is,
seven, % eight, (s) nine, (9) and ten, no. in
Block thirty -four, (34) situated in the town Of
Troy, Doniphan County, Kansas; taken sns
offered for sale by virtue of an execution issued
from the District Court of the Sceond Judicial
District, sitting within and or the County q
Doniphan, and State Of Kansas, for he trial Oi
causes arising under the laws Of .aid Sa@.
wherein John b. Brady is plaintiff, AMI James
Ba1ley and Mariah Baxley are defendants, %
satisfy Judgment and costs Of said action.
Sheriff = Office, November s, A. D. ls6a
". ID. BEELER,
Sheriff Of DoniphaR County, Kansas
BY E. G. CRAss, Deputy Sheriff.
November b, 1S62-5w. PRS fee, 81.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-20
State RrlAtlAg.

Not wishing to practice too much up
the Mormon creed Of "blssssd b he Who
blowe.h his own trumpet" ETC.. ws will
nevertheless remark, that ws have the
grati6cation Of knowing. BY the fruits.
that the labos Of ihe Printing COMMITTEES
Of the last Legislature hsvs resulted in no
pecunisry dissdvanssss to the State. Tbs
Committss fouad the printing law some.
what imperfect, and under it an extensive
system Of combustion existed. the object
Of which was to prevent composition. and
to extort sxorbitsnt sums from the State.
for printing purposes. al Of which fell up
ON the x-paysrs. They succeeded in up-
setting the contracts obtained BY those in
the combustion, and in reducing the
prices for the work about one-half. thus
saving the State some 85. 900 or s6. 900
on the last years printing alone. They
then offered and secured the passage o.
amendments to the law. which would go
far to prevent swindling combinations in
the future. The printing has just been
let for the coming year at about one. 6fth
the rates of last year. There may have
bssa combinations in these contracts; but
if 50 they. were for the purpose ofputting
the rates At the lowest possible figures. in
stead Of the highest We give. below
the rates of last years letting. before the
Printing COMMITTEES Investigated and ex-
posed the nice little arrangement which
existed, and amended the Law. and COM
pare them With this years lettings. that the
pnblic may note the difference
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-20

AN OUTRAaE.-A squad of soldiers,
under direction Of an officer. . few days
since entered the Office Of the Crusader,
published at Psola, in Miami County.
and after insolently catechising the prin-
ters. proceeded to pi the type in the Office.
scattering it over the aooA The Cruss-
der has been q strictly loyal paper. The
only wrong We know Of it is. that it sup
ported the mongrel State ticket (; but tha,
it had . perfect right to do.
1t has become . frequent practice for
soldiers to exhibit their iusolence, and de.
stroy the property Of individuals who
have done something to offend th IN.
because they have guns in their hands.
and are backed up BY . squad Of COM
rsdes. 1t has become worse than . nui.
ssnce, and it is time it were "dried up
1t is rare fun for some rough fellows.
(who probably cannot read. to enter /,
. printing Office. and at one swoop dc.
stroy the result of hours Of toll of the
printer. without the least provocstion
whatever.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-20

5 ~ We have been informed (and ou,
informant considers his source ofinforma.
tion reliable) that Cleveland. the Jayhau.
ker, was not killed. but Was reeeatly seen
in St. Louis; and that the story Of hi,
death was manufactured in order to direct
attention from him. and permit him to
slide out Of the country. II this be true.
it seems to Us that great many persons
must have been deceived, and that certain
officers and soldiers were implicated in
the deception.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-20
6Rall.POx.

Our town 10 now free from this disease.
bot it ID raging in . neighborhood about
. mile south Of here. in . very malignant
form. Dr.. shrsve informs us. that he
has Just been to see ten patients in that
neig ghborheod, sll down with smallpox
Of The very wors. type. One family. con-
sisting Of . father and seven children, ara
al down with it. The Dr.. says thsiI
groans and shrieks can BE- heard some
distance from the houss. and that indoors
the stsnch 10 insuffersbls. A man who
assisted in placing the dead woman in bet
coffin, has contracted the disease. and ..
po.s Of his children have bsen vaceipatsd,
it will 60 the rounds there. Another fam.
ily in the neishborhood have taken it. and
there will doubtless be another house o.
suffering. Still another family have just
got rid Of it.
This disease. when it first made its sp'
ps.rsnce here. vas in . very mild form
Competent judges pronounced it small
pox; bat others. who pretended to know
better. disputed it, and at least halfs dozen
names we're given it. BY IS many different
persons. At one time. We feared ther.
would b regular war in town upon ths
subject. General vaccination vas advis'
cd. but no one Needed the warning. Bu
q cold weather approached. and the dis
ease assumed more serious form. people
began to be convinced; and now, We be-
lieve. the most stubborn do not dispute
that it is genuine smallpox. But why
any person should neglect the pecaution'
ary measure Of vaccination, even when ,
disease with disputed nsme is prevail
ing. and whom it would at any and al
times be protection. We cannot imagine
There are hundreds Of persons. in som'
instances whois families, throughout th.
country. who have never been vaccinated
Others do not recollect whether they hav,
been or not, or whether it ''took WE'LL
Why neglect it . moment longer. when
any hour might expose them to the dis
ease? As the weather grows colder, the
disease becomes more dangerous and fatal
Another thing should be guarded against
We refer to persons, just recovering from
the dissase. visiting their neighbors and
mixing with the public as soon IS they
are able to crawl around. Our sentiment
is, that any person who. while yet full ol
scsbs. or before the contagiou is thoroughly
eradicated from his system and his cloth
ing, goes among those whom he does no,
know to be protectected against it. de.
serves to be kicked out. without any cere.
mony. The deaesse has been in . great
measure spread in this manner; and nc
person who has any regard for the we'll.
being of the community, will do it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-11-20
Sheriff. sale.
James P. Benson
~. ~ ..
Bhekiston h Rector,
Adam Brsnnes,
!seob Huffman, s, fOrder Of Sale.
Austin r. Forman,
Joseph D. Bean, i;
and e. 2.
Order Of Sale
Joseph D. BeaueAann

NOTICE b hereby given, that will ofsi
= fos sale, as public auction, at the Coz"
nouss door, in the city Of Troy. Donipa.a
county, Kansas, on the Arst day Of December,
a. D. 1862, between the hours of nine O'CLOCK
a. d. and kouf O'Clock r. M. Of said day, ths
following dss~ibed Tract of land, 70 Wit: In
nofth, vest quarter Of section twenty mine, ~
!oTnship four, ~ range twenty, (20) situated
IN D.miphan County, ksn.as; Offered for sale
~ virtue Of an order Of sale issued from tns
castffee Court Of the Second Judicial Dssr'ei,
s..ane .ithin and for the County AID sas
.Iosesaid, for the trial Of causes arising under
me isv: Of aid State, Wherein James P. Ben
~ y piatntin. and BlaekisteA Il. Rector, 40
sm srennsf. yasoe Huffman. Austin R; fof'
man. Joseph D. Bean, and Joseph D. Beaa,
cnamp. are defendants, 70 satisfy judgment sod
eosss Of said action.
Given under my hand. this 3O.h day Of oep'
osf' 4. Dal661.t tsoaW. d. BEELER,
i'n- Sheriff ee Doniphah County. Kansas.
b z. G. Cam, Deputy shena
Oesooer %, 1s69-sv. Prs fee, 4lo"'