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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-05
Hills On Banking.


We make the following extract from a
speech delivered by Hon. J. 7. Mills in the
Assembly on the bill authorizing the banks
to suspend specie payment:
He OR. NJ spoke Of the rapid change
that had taken place among the people Of
Grant county. The minority report on
this bill said individuals asked no such i'm
munites as banks. The banks, the mo-
ment they failed to redeem, without any
judicial proceedings whatever, would have
their securities sold. Did individuals 90
round with ropes round their neck5 which
the instant they failed to pay debt, their
creditors might seize, and jerk them up on
the nearest limb. That was the present
immunity Of banks. Banks never had and
never should have the immunities Of mi
vate individuals. IF our banks were based
on Wisconsin bonds, were not the bills
gooda SucA bills sFe endorsed by every
man in the State. If you say they are not
good, youlibel the s'dear people" Such
money is tho money Of the State; the banks
are tic mere agents Of the State. If this
bank paper is not good, the people are not
good. BY the last report Of the Bank
Comptroller, he saw that bank after bank
had its whole circulation based on AViscon-
sin stocks. Such money was as good as
any thing thai nature ever deposited il the
bowels Of the earth. The people were bet
ter than silyegor gold. He had no inter
est in any bank. lie was ike the boy in
the old story, who was pitching off a pile
of hay IN all directions, and said lie did not
care f3r the bay, bug "dad was under it,
He did not care for the banks, Dul dad"
Wis under them-tho State ar Wisconsin
as under them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-05

Eg- The order ;;s=ssssed by the Secretary
Of War BY direction Of the President, an
ne..sncing that, IN csnseqa snce Of a favora-
Die change IN public option and the de-
chning state of the rebellion, extraordinary
arrests will hereafter be made under the
direction of the military authorities alone,
gives great satisfaction through the coun-
try. The same order permits political
prisoners, with such expections as the Sec
rotary of War shall designate, to be re-
leased on parole. The order shows that
Presidest Lincoln can safely be entrusted
with extraordinary powers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-05

Is Delays are complained Of By fsmi-
lies entitled to he $500 stato fsy. .
which the wives 81 soldiers are entitled.
Payments have been delayed for want Of
funds. but arrangements are being made to
resume payment about the first Of April.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-05

"A Lieutenant Colonel ID an Iowa rcqi-
ment. during the fierce contest ofSaturday
afternoon, had nine bullets pus through
his coat, and yet sustained no injury.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-05

The advance took possession Of Boliv..
Heights yesterday, aud pushed recon.
noisance to Charlestown, capturing sr
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-05
A vERAcToUs OMEN.

might relate hundred such st,.,..
incidents Of the three days battle. " x
these are enough to show how trtb os ~
,isyyssscends the limits of fiction. : ''''u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-05

TO prevent any flank movement BY tbs
enemy, Louden Heights were also occupied Ia
to-day.
Charlestown was occupied by stroD,
The New York herald., 1862-05-29

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-SEALED PROPOSALS
IN will be received the oce oil Francis Larkin in the
village of Sing Sing until the Isl of June next, by the
dersgned for the grading, masonry aud
bridging for road street in said village known
the Hill roai The maps plans and specifications Of the
will be exhb ONCE of Francis LarAin until
the LIST OF June next inclusive The length OF the road
hundred the work consists of tea Thousand
c yards Of cart aad rock excavations and
filling dry walls and brid masonry, and bridge not less
than nded and ten fee. span be built Of wood
IRON
Proposals from parties not personally known to the Com
mssioners must be accompanied by satisfactory reference
they cannot be consid red.
Payments be made monthly sem-monthy in cash,
with reservation of een per nt until the wo is
led. Tire Commissioners the lIht
reject all proposals part thereof relating TO
part of the they deen proper An nfor-
given the the exhibition of the plans
Sealed proposals may be addressed to the Commissioners
= JESSE RYDER,
JOHN NJ. sTlART r,r,r.
MARLBOROUGH CHURCHILL fO..,a''
JOSEPH j. PIERCE, sone'e
FRANCIS LARkIN,
SING SING May 26, 1852
The New York herald., 1862-05-29
PROPOSALS.
A RMY SUPPLIES.

"A
II OFroE ARMY CLorHIS0 AND EouIrAGEl
Nos. 5U2 ana 61i Broadw NEw YORK, May ~ 1872.
Sealed proposals will be received al this oce until Saur
day the 3st inst, at IL O'Clock M for urnshins by con
tract deliverable at the Depot Of Army chns and Equi
FIVE THOUSAND LIGHT FELT WOOL HATS.
Samples of which be application al TINS ONCE
To De delivered within twenty days after the acceptance OF
the proposal and TO be subject TO inspection by sworn In
spectors appointed by authority OF the United States
Proposals viii be accompanied by proper guarantee set
ting forth that 4 the contract awarded to the party named
therein ha Will at the and bonds Tor
the faithful performance OF the contract. :. -
The United STATES reserves the right TO reject al Dids
deemed unreasonable
Proposalsto indorsed Proposal for furnifhng Felt
Lientehant Colonel d. H. vINTON,
by. Quartermaster General. U. S. Army.
DEPUTY CHARACTERISTICS GENERALS OFFICE
~ PHILApELpIIA, May &c, 1862.
PROPOSALS FOR AMBULANCES.
Proposals will be received at this Office until Saturday,
June "a IL O'Clock NJ. the delivery of 250 hun
dred and fty Army Ambuanes to be delivered in this city
before the first day q july next and as much sooner
possible, patterns o. which be seen application
this ocs They be Of the best seasoned
rial and will be subject TO most rigid inspection. Pro-
posals for number less than two hundred and fifty VIII
be received Security for the faithful performance of the
will be required the Of whom viii be
toned in the proposals Bids to be endorsed Proposals
@. H. CROSMAN,
Deputy Quartermaster General
The New York herald., 1862-05-29

CAUTIoN.-THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
~ against negotiating the ioowiug California sate Bonds
beien sing % me, which stolen from The Overland
maiI-sl0o No. 5l6; $1,000 No. 52o, dated March 1888
The New York herald., 1862-05-29
DErUTY ouARrERMAsTEE GENERALS OFFICE
DEPUTY oUARrERMAs1ER GENERALS OFFICE,

IL Philadephia, May 26 1867.
Five hundred harness horses Immediately Proposals
viii received at this oce until Thursday, 2h instant IL
O'Clock for the delivery Of 500 harness horses they must
be sound free from blemsh, well trained, from to years
rigid inspection. Tho whole number must be delivered in
fifteen days from date of letting and II contractor fails
TO deliver the number agreed on In the time specified he
United States reserve the right 70 purchase IN
the contractors No bids will le received from any
bidder than 200 horses Security will be required
for the faithful performances OF the conas the Of
dorsed Proposals harness horses and addressed
G. II. CROSMAN,
Deputy Quartermaster General.
The New York herald., 1862-05-29

Jh) WIDGER Clairyoyant and gifted spanish lady IN.
yeus thr mysteries Of futurity love- niariaee absent
fnds sikness prescbcs medicines for all Diseases tells
luc4y numbers, property lost Or stolen. 4c.
The New York herald., 1862-05-29
FOR LEAD.

PROPOSALS FOR LEAD.
ORDNANCE OFFICE, WAR DEpARrxxNr,
WAsHINGroN May 20, 1852.
Proposals will be received BY this partnent until p. NJ
evening Of the h Of June for the delivery at the fol-
lowing Arsenals, ais, rs % SON as as possible, OF ,..
At the Watervlet Arsenal! West Troy New York, 1000
At the New York Arsenal Governors Island New York,
At the Allegheny Arsenal Pittsburg. Pennsylvania 1000
AT the St. Louis Arsenal ST. Louis, Missouri 900 TONS
The lead must be Galna or other American Sloers or
soft English, OF the most approved brands.
Proposals will be received for lois OF 2Ol tons and up
Bidders win state explicitly the time and amour. of each
delivery.
tractor of The be delivered that
time.
onis with proper suretis, for its faithful performance
Department itself the right to reject
Proposals will be addressed foows-Gen. J. w. Rip
Icy, Chief of Ordnance Washington, ca and should be
endorsed Proposals for Lead
DReposALs SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
cei,cd up j: M on Monday, June y 1852 at the Office
nshng the undersigned with view OF purchasing for
INC e' ''"'''A' 1,soo SADDLE HORSES
be free from all directs be between 6) six and nine
years old, and from IS 70 l5H hands hisa.
All animals submitted will be subjected TO thorough ex
animation and aspecon by duly authorized agent OF the
the awarded will be notified where the inspection OF
animals will take place at the time OF awarding the
TRAIT
Propsals viii received whole any part OF the
namber OF Horses I'd they will be accompanied by
.ec1 es for q he p the oaa
Delivery to commence within ( six days after The signing
Proposals will be endorsed
proposals for supo yins The G9yevnmep. With Hoses
ant Qiartermaser United States Army Is Mercer street,
New York.
The New York herald., 1862-05-29
sHIPPIH q.
+ oNDON EXHIBITION
IL RETURN TICKETS LONDON AND BACK


Il ONDON EXHIBITION.
~ RETURN TICKETS, LONDON AND BACK
Third class. ca
steam weekly 70 Liverpool touching at Queenstown
tCork harbor) The Liverpool New York and Philadelphia
Steamship Company intend despachng their fun powered
ln Clsde built @ iron ,.s s.eamshps as follows:- :,
Tw AZ ~ ~ Saturday JuneT
ClIi OF NEW saturday, June II
and every succeeding Saturday at noon from pier A North
river
PASSAGE:
First Cabin. ............$75 Steerage. $50
First cabin 10 London... 50 seerage to London IS
First cabin TO Paris. IS Steerae Paris 33
First cabin Hamburg. IS Steerage to Hamburg - IS
Passengers also forwarded to Havre Bremen Rsterdam
Atwerp, 6c., at equally low rates
Rstes Liverpool to Queensown:aFrst cabin, s75.
$S5 and S05 SteeIage from Liverpool $40 From Queens
town. $50 Tickets be BOUGHT here at these rates.
abling people to send for their friends.
These superior accommodations for
strongly built in waerght iron sections and carry
patent Fire Annhators Experienced surgeons are attach
ed 10 each steamer.
For further information apply in Liverpool to WILLIAM
INMAN. Agent ~ Water srret Glasgow TO ALEX. NAL
COLIN No 81. Enoch square; in Queenstown to e. W.
p. SEYMOUR CO.; in London to EWES MACY; No:
81 King William street; in Paris to ULES DECOC +, No.
Place de Ia Bonrse in Philadepha 70 JOHN g. DALE No.
Ill Walnut street. or at the Companys Offices.
JOHN q. DALE, Agent, No. l5 Broadway, N. Z.
The New York herald., 1862-05-29

PROPOSALS FOR S333OO0 .CENTRAL PARK I'M.
j. proycinent Fund Stock OF l5.6"-Seaed proposals will
be receive at the Comptroer office until Friday the s7n
day June lS2 a. two O'Clock r. M when the same VIII
publicly the whole, any part OF the
three hundred hirtyhree thousand dollars OF the
"Ccntral Park Improvement Fund Stock" authorized hy
Chapter the Laws OF $50 and BY Ordinance OF the
Common Council, approved by the Mayor April y 1860
said stock will bear interest al the rate of six cent
per annum payable quarter yearly and the principal Will
b, reGsemeI November ], 1876.
Tie prp will the amount Of stock desired, and
the price per hundred dollars thereof and the persons
whose proposals accepted viii be required 10 deposit
with the Chamberlain of the city, within fifteen days after
lively. -, =.
presenting TO the Comptroller the receipts Of the Cham
for equal amounts of the value Of the
stock bearing interes, from the dates OF payments.
Fac propJsiiol should be sealed and endorsed Propo-
FOR Central Park Improvement Fund Stock and en-
clos in second addressed to the Comptroller.
The right reserved reject all of the bids IL
cons necessary protect promote the of
the city. ROBERT T. HA"s Conprollrr
Cyof New York, Department OF Finance Comproller's
Oaice, May IS, 1852
The New York herald., 1862-05-29
CHIoAGo AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY co,

CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY COM
~ pany Chicago, May lS02-rhe annual eng Of the
bondhoders and stockholders u The Chicago anu Norh-
western Railway Company will be held al the once 9I tne
Company in the city OF Chicago Thursday the 5th DAY OF
june 1852 O'Clock r. NJ the election OF Directors Tor
the year ensuing the OF other pnsl
may before TIE trans books w be
closed on the 4th instant WM. b. OGDEN President
NFEETISG OF THE SONS OF EDEN AT HOLMES
MI Photographic Hall, No. 26i Broa,wayrae following
resolutions ordered published in the New York Herald.
JOHN PROGRESS, President.
The New York herald., 1862-05-29
ATANTED-COLUMBUs. PIoUA AND INDIANA RAIL
w road First Mortgage Bonus.
ALBERT ii. NICoLAY, 50 William street.

Sf 500 WANTED ON BOND Bon g.. AND MORTGAGE,
worth $1,000 Bondsman unexceptionabe Apply to DYE
CURlISS, 503 Sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1862-05-29

S17 000 TO LOAN On FARMS lsNl s. IN THE M, NEIGH a
estate in this city or Brooklyn APPLY to W. H. WOOD
Is Wal street.
The New York herald., 1862-05-29

A CHURCH ORGAN FOR SALEM GOOD CONDI-
"A ton eight stops aaout len years ola original cost
$500; will be sold cheap Apply 10 JAo Il. HEDLEY, 80
Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1862-05-29

CHC E00 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
ROA.OOU on produc i've real estate in this city or
Brooklyn for years Apply the Office OF the
Peoples Fire Insurance Company TO JOHN +. CONREY
No. Is Wall street.
The New York herald., 1862-05-29
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

DARK CHESTNUT MARE, FULL BLOODED, l416
IA hands old and perfectly sound and kind
VIII be sold for SOo tot in three minues is tine Ter
the saddle AID splendid driver Apply a 81 Christopher
stra
The New York herald., 1862-05-29
xxrHo WOULD Nor ao WHERE FoRruNE 1890

INHU WOULD NOT GO WHERE FOHTUNE IbT--GO
wv ye, Miss WELLINGTON the great English Pro-
phctess the best Of ALL be erceed Can be
sued personally letter, all affairs Of HE,
ing Law suits Journeys absent friends love- courship mar
rae health wealth and who reclaim drunken and
faithful husbands Miss w Is only person Ia this city
who has genuine Roman Arabian love,
rood and all business Affairs guarantees for
fife Delay consult hs naturally gifted and beautiful
young lady. Lucky NUMBERS given. highy respectable
ctr rference Can be esience 0l Sixth
nue. o 1poste Eighth street.
The New York herald., 1862-05-29

CeE 0On TO LOAN-ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
%OO.OUU on real estate in this city or Brookiyn a.
lie lowest of interest in of Sl0)O and upwards
Also city Mortgages cashed Apply to A. SERGEANT, Is
Wall street.
The New York herald., 1862-05-29

N0TICE-I HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED w. J.
IN Howell No. IL Houston street and 81 Bnknan street,
city Of New YORK sole agent tor Pale Ale All orders
sent 10 his address viii b promptly attended TO- The public
cautioned against certain who have
suieTt toGsly oUtaned my casks hng them VITA
os Inferior quality and vending the
lacture viii genuine unless purchased o.
". j, Howell, sole agent for New YORK.
PHILADELPHIA, Alrsl IA, 1862. WI. G. RUDMAN.
The New York herald., 1862-05-29

moo FOR SALE, A GOOD HORSE, GENTLE AND
DOU. kind in double single harness; Is good saddle
horse; woman chiid drive HIM Sold only the
want Of use. Apply al 6sis orchard street
The New York herald., 1862-05-29

n1On FOR EXPREsS WAGON STATES SIGNS.
SlUU Route Address Express 2lJ East Twent,
acct
The New York herald., 1862-05-29
A RMY AND NAVY UNIFORMS
~ EICHARpSON. SPENCE Z THOMSON,

Merchant Military Tailors.
40 Broadway. New York.
Desire 10 invite the officers OF the army AND
their house, which has been patronzed for number
Years by many officers including The most prominent ir
branches the service who by their continued
age acknowledge their approval OF the superior uniforms
citizens dit furnished by the establishment Gentle
distance, whose the oos
will their request have measuring cards sent to them by
mail.
The New York herald., 1862-05-29

VNANTED-sl,0OO ON UNENCUMBERED CITY Pro-
w pery Address for two days A. c. Dearins, lI9 Perry
street
The New York herald., 1862-05-29
THE KEBELLLON.


A ATTENTION.-FREEMEN AROUSE.-WANTED, FOR
"A the Inieenien. Battalion Of New YorS volunteer Light
Infantry regiment Perus), so able DO led
complete the regiment which is dong active duty in
Yernlown Gloucester Point. Virginia the
Comfort The said Colonel Comfort is
officer of having service In the French
upwards " years and has also passed through
the UrmeaA and Italian campaigns. ueaiuar No. 55
Franklin street. New York.
A TTENTION, MILITARY.-LORIN BROOKS & SON
~ A Broadway OF Howard street haze on hand
ready made Marching Boots and La
Boots ana Lee gins at low prices
The New York herald., 1862-05-29
THE TURF.

TJNION COURSE LONG ISLAND.-TROTTING.
Great Sweeps axes Thursiay, May 2s. at o'clock
M purse and stake OF $780, Mile heats best five,
TO wagons James ID. McMann names Edward Eddy; ID.
Phfer names ba Sunnysite; s. Mclaughlin
Widow Macree Cars viii leave Fulton w lliam sburg
ferries every i've minutes and South erry every hour
SHAW 4 WHITE Proprietors
The New York herald., 1862-05-29

GOVERNMENT CLAIMS.-TO CAPITALISTS-A GEN
eman residing at one Of the principal forts IN the
cnas. OF Government Vouchers Receipts
&C. None but principals need Address N. Wal
ters Herald otic..
The New York herald., 1862-05-29

NOTICE.-THE COUPONS COMING DUE JUNE l,
IN s6l on Milwaukee, City Readjustnent honds will be
paid presentation, At the Office Of w. SCHALL CO.,
IS and 90 Exchange place.
The New York herald., 1862-05-29

UGUST BELMONT CO., BANKERS, NO. 80 WALL
IA ST., letters OF TO travellers available IN all
of the world through Hesss Rohschd Of Paris Lon.
DON Frankfort Vienna Napes, and their correspondents
The New York herald., 1862-05-29

ylrANTED-A STYLISH AND sERyICEABr.E HORSE
w Top Buggy and Harness ANY one wishing 10 dispose
OF sucn an establishment for valuable Land in
this state unimproyed Farm a the West may address
hoy a h,4 New York Post Office.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-04-19

council At the first meeting AFTER the election the grounds
s.d and the council shah fxa time and place Ut
which they WI hsAr and determine said contest
q See. Is. The person making said contest shall
within twenty fur hours after fling with the
city ths s9uns neSs sia sSntss serve
notice Of the grounds Of confess, with the time
sad place :. which the city council will hear
and determine the same. sd1 sefSs.ejs., 6as- /,
city council thew shali hear md determine said
contest a. in their Judgment shall appear just
and laHful and the decision rendered by the
council shallal be final and conclusive. ear, ;,
Sec. Il. The judges and clerks Of eleetion shall
each be entitled to one dollar for each day they
shall serve as such. - -
Approved August ~, 1851. Il hazer-rt
ToYrW y THOMAS W.gWATERSON, Mayor.
P. H. PETERS, Clerk. ,sgl sa--sr IT. y
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-04-19


ing upon the discharge of his des shall by sickness
other personal disability, be rendered unable to act
mother may be appointed in lace If judge, by the
qualified present. if clerk, then the judges shall
fill the Vacancy such the person substituted shall
mako oath hernhefoe required and the fact of such
substitution and the time it tooh place shall be noted
the pollboohs 90
Sec II. The udhes cle.ts of election shall not
anime suffer any els to examine, the ballot Of any
placing the thereia shall they permit any one
but the voter handngn the of the judges
e Ss tine inais the pnay q
not less than five nor mere than fifty dollars. tsk
Sec IS 1t shall be the duty of the city cert to deliver
copy of this ordinance toa least of the judges of each
ward this city at least day previous to any election
Sec To- When twoor iore persons shall have equal
number of votes Tor mayor any other elective officer in
this city, the judges of the election shall certify the
to thecty Who shall certify the to the city
cenci who shall be declared elected in the following
uner they ehall twelve separate ballots slips
Of paper be prepared, equal in size and similar in
an equal number and neatlysfded with the upon
sns nsf Siaea eleven # said alps shall sss Ss dsn
ont hv the city clcrt and counted and the per-
son having the highest number OF ballots TINS drawn out
shall be declared elected and certificate Of election shall
be issued the clert to him IN the manner
provided. s.g
one cs o baiI be citizens Of the Unitsd States who
s6sa Avs decsered their intention become such and
s % ~ . 5::ss 8 s1i !. e ia sss.ls ass
officers and such persons shall vote In thexaEs In which
they reside At the dzss Il election. go
SEC a. Every who shall vote Of vote MOP
upon b mad not ess than i've dollars mere
than fifty doiiazl fsoF~, (-er atsl
Sec q II any person not qualified voter under this
tainaaoe shall knowingly end yoee ataey election
in this city for CITY omes ne sa.4 on p nnec
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-04-19

ExtsrENcE.-It is an unquestionable
fact that those who are equally acquainted
with, and equally capable Of appreeiating
and enjoying both, do give most marked
preference to the manner of existence which
employs their higher faculties. Few hu
man creatures would consent to be changed
into any ofthe lower animals for the prom
Use OF the fullest allowance of beasts
pleasures; no intelligent human being
iwonld consent to be a fool, no instructed
person would be an ignoramus, no person
Of feeling and conscience would be selfish
and base, even though they should be per.
suaded that the fool, the Ounce or the ras-
cal is better satisfied with his lot than they
are with theirs. They would not resign
what they possess more than he for the
NEST complete satisfaction of all the cares
which they have in common with him. If
they ever fancy they would, it is only in
cases Of unhappiness SO extreme that to
escape from it they would exchange their
lot for almost any other, however undesira-
BILE in their own eyes. A being of higher
faculties requires more to make him happy;
is capable. probably, of more acute suffering,
ana certainly accessible toit at more points
than one Of an inferierk type; but in spite
of these liabilities, he can never really wish
to sink into what he feels to be lower
grade Of existence. ? IKE
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7 SALE.
State Of Kansas,
County of Marshall
John s. Coddiag use of
John Frazier, g 3 sin
$780,. vs. .--.. i.
Lahn A. Mcclellan.

JOHn EIahioIs &c &c SVuACv VI NoiSh"'i
,.-t'- vs. =. - GsGlsrakvl4
John A. Mcclellan. tao sse
Byvirtue Of an order of sale issued out of
the End district court in and for Marshall coun-
ty, State of Kansas, and to me directed dated
March 18th, AID. 1862, wherein John s. Cod
ding use Of John Frazier is Plaintiff and John
A. McClellanis Defendant Twill on Tuesday,
the 9th day of May, A.. D. 1862, between the
hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and A o'clock P. M. of
said day, at the court house door in Marysville,
County Of Marshall and State of Kansas, offer
for sale to the highest bidder for cash all the
right, title and interest of the defendant, John
A. cClelian, of in and to the following real
estate to Wit Lotone in block eleven (1D
with the improvements thereon, as designated
on the recorded plat ofthe town of Marysville in
the county Of Marshall, then Territory, now
State of Kansas, fronting fortyr-four "a feet
on Broadway and running back seventy-two
feet (72) according to Brewers recseded plat of
ssid town of ,Marysville, levied upon to satisfy
.ssid order Of sale Appraised ct $75.
/. f-.s..~f5 e. G.. d. SWEARINGEN, Sheriff
J. E. Hardy, Ppntfs atty. go
bSherifs Office AprilS, 1862. = NJ