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BANKING OFFICE OF WV. B. IsAACs krO.,
Garner Main And lith streeta, RlehI.rrl W

BANKING OPPIOG OF VIZ. B. IsAALs 10,
Corner Main and 18Th streers Rie.r0ri, v.
IN connection With their B'nkns business, the undergned
give prompt faithful attention 10 the Adjustment c.,
lection OF osms against the Confederate GoversmEnt
They viii sssoe with them etsnt legal talent whenever
mas be found necessary 70 do so.
Their charges will be moderate either special er contingent ~
their patrons may desire. Wh b. leAAcs o. CO.
RsrxR PERMISSION Col Geo w. Mrrod Secretary State
Osl Jno Calvert rreaurer State OF irSnls; Col
Bennett list Auditor state OF yrgns james oase Lao,
President OF ynis; VIM Taylor Eq Csshier hank OF
grgint Hector DAVIS ESQ President Traders Bank; Ran
iolph Tieker Esq Attorney General Btate Of virginia.
for adjustment collection shoud IN al
by the contracts and vouch and
attorney represent and sligo the Of the
party any papers documents necessary IN the premises
81
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VERY VALUABLH ND "A fRACTIVI
LvisoN THI X SIDE OF FRANKLIN, BEra EE

Y LUis IN THS X SIDE OF FRANKLIN, BITa EEA
1; a AND lsrH sTSEE', FOR SALE AT AUCTION Wi b,
OF a. kuron, 90 premies, Friday ,hs 18th Ma eli
l,s? t4H eeoe p NJ Ii fooN valuable real estate
viz That vau bel The Mt side OF Fransn t.
pol thu ms az ontIns 50 feet, funo bsrk l2J fee
Also ha eau, nj hui ding D. he Vet lice OF 18TH
Craze AID FRO ttre"s afoelns the raj OF WLsoa
WIis, Hq fro g7o .ee, riabipg hack 40 feet wild:
alley.
NS:0Ie thi Cash halorce at AMI 10 nihI for ne
III. -teest Gdde secured by atruit decd
tsi ell
Ts Taxes for 1864 to be aid by y purchasers
mill GoDDIN 4 APPERs0N, AuctL
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DpATEPUL SUBURBAN E@SIOENCE rs
I'D Sidn, v, on Grow, sire T. and % Icre Iof !.

- sidn' y, on grows Sire Q, and 30 tcrs Lots
adjoining, for sale at lIuCtion.-A the request Of
D.. ". Stddey, sell at pub ie Auct n the enl
sJ Monday, the II March is62 st4 o. lock- p that
large, be iful sHiv ey uscve eectei 5g,
NIL In his ncy including lar Kite st be-
q US sndome Green Aou The dwelling bu tin hne
se AMI Is onls well I'D oonven entity ged hut ID
smong TIE raCtt architectural Ia design.
Art- the ale OF the lag The los att cha TO r. tire
naming osW be scd Ia arees TO suit the yiezs Of
rhe ~ sin improving part OF Sydney, and where
a tstAtei, l. good demand
TERMS One ri 81 balance At Sand l2 1ths for reget
Sble notes, In eret add d, secured By & ust deed
The and Insurance 1863 be paid by the purchaser
mis- GODDIS 4 APPERSON. Aucts
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ma y FAPEI, , RrVo4I ANO va ING DRsKS,
~ . abby nAi Nh. sArfA EaA 20.
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~ sODDIN 4 APpEssn T..
VEmc,Y, ygALGAsLE AND D. ASnsnJRAnLY

p ct5Y.YlGkT 4r4s eEiT FOR FAYE AT AUCTION
wi he sod At Jueti IA the II Is, saturday,
p arh, 1852 az 'dk NJ, he tIee len; tree story
srck nj loo I'd 6bcy, owned sd ccup ed BY
utey, k 1he Use as 0ro btiidss aIpl; servants
us, ana bia 4 D. Dc. pc feet - der.
fourth balance at and is months for nc.
a. b notes Interest AIDED secured b. deed title
timed ell la Ioie + 10.
1hs for io2 paid by the purchaser
mhlS GOD IN 9APPERsON, Aues.
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NOTICE..

TINg Second Company of"R hmold HiutEes tas boon
orianzsd ard lieut. D,vid Waits tl.c.t Captain. v e
xous 20 Increase the number OF company TO no. A
orubi thus CT red young Of good moral char
pll old org niElton which hal si 1nd tro
Hovz sni uJhy gan ei 70 aeld service Appi'
10 " Peasssts very joiner et No. Wa street,
der ST. Calls Ho,el wm Vel ford j. arsniy Station,
Cupe Co, Va, or George ohritar, .hAei CT, H. Va
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II o.

The emil Hou'chod sni X ch Fu nl'ure belong the
lac = h.s0n, trce Srd insisting q e'-l
no Together excel en horse, carriage, cows &C.
Te jim A HUrIrE' !, Afmr
ull,-td Alex r. Hu,chesnr, de'd
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MILITARY ATTENTION.

preMe e@er, oross n, &c for hillary cap, snd
ve the Of the Military TO the fact lo bni STAT
Buna, ain Virgil, buttons and Confederate LA try and Ar.
tnery Bu:t5nG Ufd.rs promptly attended 70.
' LAWS kEYtON, Brand cuterL
be Main Carr
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ATTENTION.

ATTENTION.
TrtIIE zSil1n OF eonpsny reay compled
the s.ured AID al eqnlp mt, ready
Estaed into service. Those wis do Let Immediately
unteer vii be obliged 10 lnet militia service The ytten
OF su6stution sbAad ned BY The Goyrnnent 90 at
all Who bound service must rep tsert Themselves In
This suh1hty. We thee earnestly In
woke III share with the fortunes Oft
would rather ppesr soty the fsd la defence Of
ir than the ru tan: Hers CT esrron 10
ofw I'd this day, and enlist tn,f volunteer In
. great an gieh us cause
Apply st suf oEes n the WhiI BuDdrs. -
nARMADCKE JOHNSON,
JoENW BRAHsYoRD,
A. r GCIG0F,
nhii--u CLUTTsR
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- BRICK TRNEMENTS ON THE NOR,

- BRICK THNEMENTR ON THE MORT IN
= EIDE CT dAJsHGLL, BETWEEN GILhER AND 81 bon
sr.EETa, AND Two VACANT LoTs IN GRLHAA5 PLAN
MEAS DUJuANANs sPRIEG, FOR aALk AT AUCTION D.
he sold At Luet tn prsme5 wednesday, the 18Th
iAc1 1861 At4 o'cock y. A. the follos sing re Via
The TSo Br OK Tenenen located ADORE adjon ng the
Horse Of Worship .r,eled ty re Dtelgs Eco Ten meat
rooms besides Kitchen, AID well Ed prd for all fsml
40 rth ch WILDE oIin GrsSams fr.n ng CO..
fee The Eas, Lne Il su hlnsn tt'es ba X $50
Col zig . lot Also loi at a. gh Buchanan
tree,, fronting - feet Ing back 90 feet alloy
TRIMS One ht Osth; biAt ce At ana ~ months. ne
golble net % Interest add tel'd by trusd ed TIE
and uranee or 1894 10 e PAID by the ureh'se'
mill AOnpIN ApEE is0N. Auct.
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BY JAS ". TAYLOR 1 SON, AUcT's.
Connus IONERo SALE ~ VERY VAL

COMMIs .IONERS SALE ~ VERY VAL
" liable Real Estate, known IS the " E1-
Grange Stablrs,' on the NOrth Side OF rra1k-
lin street tween Iith and l 5th Street,
soucrs appointed by 10 Of the Busting Court oft
Cts Of Richmond pronounced the 9Th day Of March, lSGs
styled III Wis Luich sons adnr. ais will
sell upon the pr misses Monday the 2Ih OF March III fair
the very e,ae Exchange stables
the North Side Of Franklin between ith and 18th
number Of occupied by James harden and
Davis lugou The lot fronts % portion uf
which hack about 25O feet,
addition the above. will he sold the Fouse aud lot the
side vayo north OF Franklin being the late rel
OLA u,chcson deccase T. comfortably arranged
The 10, rous y s feet and back abou; lF'
Is deemed Unnecessary anything uher In favor of,
pro. eriy. tits wen known
Persons desiring invest the valuable
In the market, would do we'll TO tend his ale.
TKRNs-Oue,hird the remainder and ~ months for
negutiatA with In added and the title retained until
iurt order by the Court.
ta.e, and 1861 he paid by the purchaser
j 80 ! T. g. b "a rsahS ~ }toHmr..
Immediately the sale the Real Estate will sold all the
prhab property the late t Of DAys HuIcheson, eon
Ing in part Of, viz
single and double buges with harness complete.
uautity " prUyeuder, such heed and heal
corn. fodder. hay and iaueks also valuable oslers
TER,s-For slaves cash will be required for the remand
all sum 400 and under cash. that amount months credit
ior approved II, sotIable with interest added
|. JOHN D. DAVIS
Surviving Partner
The Hou'chod sni X ch n Tu nure belong b the
4 3 c insisting Z
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All F:;Dc ~
EE,e ca

10 NPGROEs ATAUCTTo
"Eofer for sale a. Apcfon.
w fEs IIkELY YOUNG
Men and boys, women and rirs
DlckINscs BIZ.
ians Corner F.stknn
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nsILY ONION PRAYER NJ BTING. "A un'en
~ Prayer ses,ius under the snpies he Young htns
ar Association, vii be hid In the Unisd Pre-bytsfian
Ohu eh (r Read a. the Of s and Yrsnhhn srss,
eve sxespi su,dsy (ual further no e' ~ oeo
m, pssr, and eongrfatons 81 the vareu, urehs and
r.rs In the eiy, invited 10 attend and participate h
neetag naA-e
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CANARH sgED.-S Bsb. osrary Seed In store ard for
" sale by Ifesl CHLs r. woRrHAM u co
GORKs-A very large ard DENT CORN for sale BY
u Ianqi DOVE q co.. DrusnstsL
N0TICE.-yan this da,s salsa Will b for esAh szeia
IA All i've" ''A' urn" ''0''' povsA %.
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GLsRgTs.-Just received $50 csses Olast Of difsrsn
I L..sa. uaIsI No grchsnss pi~et Ilfh sc naq
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R.slved by the General Assembly That lr' r. An
altnd ga-treeLactrg III second sc D. A. 2sad
he Cofe OF Virg nj s5ecing PERSONS - .r" ia
les. sud proN ii gue mode o. trer pion "a.
ar, 1859. NJ intend d. aad d 1rs Of ersf uy
4. v he uty a s. er n OF SPY county, ~ ny
co rofa | n q he c.trs Of any court. or ny
other officer
copy from the Rtlll Test
W..
mhl2-st O. j.
DACON.-lOC0O lbs prime country Bsror
ID Segment, for sac BY A Y ..
fea5 Cor. 10 ... E. b, Oh.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY KENT, PAINE, 4 CO

FUTURE DAYS.
BY KENT, PAINE, Il co.
7 AEGE SALE OF REtDY-NAnE oHOTHING AT AU--
~ TIcN 10y cATAIoGUk)-on Tharsdsy the 18Th inr,rt
aR at 10 o'clock viii sell varehouse By eatI
losue, large stock Of
READY.MABE CLOTHING.
comprising fu ernea OF fo0di suited 10 the present and
approach IN season.
large lon OF this clio hing s Of very supe.or q1ay and
he Whole vii be closed without limit
Terms cGIh. KESr, PAINE, CO.,
milo AuctlS neers.
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SUMMARY.


Tie commAndant Of the French stermer Hho arrived
At Fortress Monroe from Norfolk, Friday last states
tat the greatest excitement preVA led AZ Norfolk in
pgc,Aion Of an stIck and the strueuoa OF the city
by the Burnside expedition and that the herrimac was
CROW led With men ready for action.
Lieutenant J. 8 Worien Who commanded the Mont
tor during the recen. engagement vas jared BY the ee
reuI from the pilot house being driven INTO his eyes
Tue evacuation Of Lsesburg By the rebels, and itS
occupation By Colonel GsAry, on Sturdy is officially
c nhTmed
Yesterday morning the picks;s Of Colonel HAmitou,
near Smiths Kill, attacked by rebel scouts, and
one Of the Tucnty seventh ladanA Regiment killed.
Scouting parties sent on, in the direct Of WnChes
ter lied meet With any resistance except from TN
eAy-lry pekCts, but on Friday brisk skirmsh took
pIice between company Of our elVarj aud part Of
Col Ashoy's reb,l cavalry, between Barker Hill aud
Winchester, 10 which siK rebels ue . killed.
10 10 last MS ali quiet on the frontiers Of the
Upp.r Potomac.
Cap. YIN. D Porter, CO lDAnder Of the hisis ippi
gInboa EsssI iS fss. recovering tom the lriss be
> s.'ir-S C. ihs attack Fort HsnTy.
G Nc Ian has divided The grand army Of the Po
trm dVs corp AarutH
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DE rHE

gKJE oE,r'o-s attey 10 Epr G-sy Niitry oyercoat
~ lined thrtg hou an turn EVIL cas' buttons Grey
ut Jo.t md Fan rey uucy facets and rau Gel
la Rub 9th the sad B1ntes; 'esyy olen ~
BrJSa Jeans Drassrs HandGtrch r usps Re >; Soc &C
BALD@INR Will JAWS,
mhl2 l6A H. aEin s'tte
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We want facts to publish to the world in regard
10 our crops, and especially wheat Will our far
ners let US know all about how much they rails ed
PER acre. the mode of putting in, how they took
care of it. etc. Let US have them. We have also
One request to make of our friends who are run
ming thrashing machines in this region of coun-
Try. 1t is this: that they keep the number of
bushels of wheat each and every one of them
thrashes this season. If they will do it, and re-
port to US, we can tell something the number
ofbushels raised this season in this county. We
want to verify the assertion we made two weeks
ago, that there was more wheat raised in Lyon
than in any four counties south of the Kaw river
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Nj chronological.

The following item was published in our col
unns three months ago; but as many may have
forgotten it. we republish it to refresh their mem
cries:
The Agricultural Report of the Patent Office
says, on page SO:
Some years ago, Dr. Foster, an eminent mete-
oroogst, of Burgess, announced to the English
astronomical Society that, in weather journals
Kept by his grandfather. his father, and himself,
nom 1867 downward, whenever the new moon
Al on Saturday. the following twenty days were
vet and windy. The Society Published this, the
General idea being that the statement had never
been made known before. Since then, it has been
hund that the Saturday moon has this character,
even in popular rhymes, and that it is widely be-
aeved ia among seamen-English, French, Span
ish. and even Chinese"
There will be an opportunity of testing this,
soon. The new moon n July of this year falls on
saturday, the 26th-when the following 90 days
ere expected to be as per programme:
Yours,
G. F. OAKFIRLD.
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The new law card of Plumb & Wilson will be
found in our columns to-day. We have had the
honor of Mr.. Wilson's acquaintance for the last
two years, and know him to be a gentleman of
ability. He has been a resident of this State for
years, four of which he spent at Ogden, in
Riley county. He represented that county in the
last Legislature, and was one of the best members
Of the House. He also one of the Board of
Managers in the impeachment cases, lately tried
at Topeka. We desire to see all our fellow citi
zens get along without law suits, but if they are
unfortunate enough to have one, it is our opinion
they cannot do better than TO ntrust their ceases
to Plumb & Wilson.
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July 10, 1862.
Notice,

NRLEAN DAGGETT, residing in parts I'M
" known will take notice that John W. McMas-
ter of the State of illinois, did, on the Sd day of
July, 1862 file his petition in the District Court
Fifth Judicial District, Lyon county, State of
Kansas, against Orlean Daggett, defendant, set
ting forth that said Daggett gave mortgage to
said McMaster, On the northwest quarter of sec
ton number seventeen (l7), in township number
nineteen (19), of range number thirteen Q3), east
of the sixth principal meridian, situate in Lyon
county, Kansas, to secure the payment of the sum
of two hundred and forty dollars ($240), accord
ing to a certain note referred to in said mortgage
and therein did contract to pay all taxes on said
lands, and the sum of $50 as lquidating damage
in case of foreclosure of mortgage; and praying
that said defendant may pay the of $240,
with interest thereon from the 10Th day of Au-
gust, 1860, at the rate of four per cent per month";
1854 as tax paid by said plaintiff for said defend
ant, and $50 as liquidated damage as attorneys
fees for foreclosure of mortgage; and that said
premises may be sold to pay the same. And the
said Orlean Daggett is notified that he is required
to appear and answer or demur to said petition
or before the 18th day of September, A. D.
1862, or such petition will be taken as true, and
judgment rendered accordingly.
JOHN W. McMASTER.
By D. T. MITCHELL, his Attorney.
Dated July 15 A. D. 1862.
Attest: D. A PAINTER, Clerk.
By 0. Y. HART, Deputy. 1854 $1400
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Notice to Parties Interested.

TNHE County Commissioners of Lyon county,
4 Kansas, at their regular meeting on the first
Monday in October next will hear the parties in
favor of against the establishment of the follow
ing State roads passing through Lyon county, and
the application for damages of any person, on
account of the location of said roads through his,
her or their lands:
First-The State road from Minneola, by way
of Neosho Rapids, Emporia and Cottonwood Falls,
to Santa Fe road.
Second-The State road from Emporia to Edo
RADIO, via Bazaar and Chelsea.
Ihird-The State road from Dragon Creek
bridge, On the Wyandott and Santa Fe road, to
Allen.
PIats of each of the above roads can be seen at
the County Clerks office, Emporia.
E. BORTON, County Auditor.
July 10, 1862 248-5I
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TO the Farmers of Lyon and adjoining
Counties.
Yours,
G. F. OAKFIELD.

10 the Farmers of Lyon and adjoining
Counties.
There is a system before YOU. now in the lap of
YOUR business department, which, if you take hold
Of, you can realize thirty per cent. on all your
surplus produce in cash. Is it not fact, that in
Proportion to the prosperity of the farming inter-
est. every other branch of business increases,
nationally and locally? You have now a large
surplus of wheat on hand, and will soon have also
ocOrn and portland have no system of cashing
Il at fair price. How will you remedy this I
Call a meeting of all the farmers. You have men
among you of practical and reliable ability. You
aG adopt a system of sound business operation,
oy establishing a business house at Emporia and
opening up trade with Pixies Peak, or Santa Fe,
Or New Mexico, or Leavenworth, or Kansas City
amy or all of these points, and others-to which
Places oil your surplus will be shipped, and cash
Nits equivalent received in return. Upon such
Abasis you can rely; and you need not say then,
y You do now. cit is not worth our while to SOW,
Ne the merchants will not pay any cash-only
goods at double prices;" which is too nearly
viii our farmers let the business of this part of
-s State slide along in the present way? The
result would be bad. You, who are the bone and
nneW of the country. take charge of its business,
aHd every other branch will flourish. By com
IE:nclng this enterprise forthwith you can accom-
rusn great and lasting benefit. Besides pro-
noting your financial interest YOU will form
'sequaintance with another, and extend the
lerests of all branches of the producing business;
.Ad you can and Will understand each other bet
%T-who to put in the halls of legislation and ali
"her offices, which generally have been filled by
sUner Tire-workng politicians (selected by Sc
"et night caucuses), who are as vigilant now as
Snight-hawk or a lion for its prey. As our young
n. Is just starting in her great Gfe-career, let
oa nave sober, sound, competent men to fill our
Inees' AS we have the other States, with their
ana institutions, we ought to have the best
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Publication Notice .
George Beach

George Beach District Court,
agst Lyon County,
William T Phillips.J State of kansas
WILLIAM T. PHILLIPS will take notice
w that George Beach has commenced civil
action against him in the above entitled court to
recover the sum of two hundred and fifty five dol
lars, with interest at four per cent. per month
from the 18th day of July, a. D. 1860, together
with the further sum of ten per cent. upon said
amount attorneys fees for foreclosure and also
for decree of foreclosure and sale of the follow
ing lands and tenements, situated in said county
of Lyon: The southeast quarter of section number
twenty-one (2l), township number fifteen (15),
of range number twelve az con tanning l6O acres
of land; aud the said defendant is further notified
that, unless he plead, answer or demur to plain
tiff's petition herein filed, on before the 29th
day of August 1862, such petition will be taken
as true, and judgment rendered accordingly.
GEORGE BEACH.
1851 $9.60l By P. B. PLUME, his Attorney.
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Sherif's Sale.
THE STATE OF KANSAS,3 -
COUNTY OF LYON, %
Moses Carr

oses C0EE
Francis NJ. Parker.J
TNHE defendant, as above entitled, is hereby
Il notified that, by virtue of an order of sale,
to me directed and delivered, issued out of the
Fifth District Court Of the state of Kansas, sit
ting in and for Lyon county, in said State, win,
on
SATURDAY, THE 9rH DAY OF AUGUST, A. D. 1862,
between the hours of ten o'clock a. m. and four
o'clock p. of said day, at the door of the Court
House, in the town of Emporia, county and State
aforesaid, offer at public sale, to the highest bid
der, for cash in hand all of the right title and in
terest of the above named defendant in and to the
following described real property, to wit: The
north half of the northwest quarter of section
number thirty-four (34), in township number
nineteen q9> ssouth, of range number ten (I0).
east OF the sixth principal meridian-the above
property being situate and lying in the county
and State aforesaid, said property being levied
upon and to be sold as the property of the above
named defendant. Appraised at two hundred
dollars ($200).
j. B. cox, Sheriff.
Sheriffss Office, Emporia, July 5, 1862.
246-5I 50 80.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL be received at the office of the Super
w intendent of Indian Affairs, for the South
ern SUPPLEMENTARY at Leroy, Kansas, until
July 18th, for the following articles
400 Bags of Corn Neal.
Of 100 pounds each; 100 bags to be delivered q
week. with the privilege of extending the contract
to 800 bags, to be delivered above.
1900 Bushels of Corn,
$50 bushels to be delivered a week. Proposals
will be received in lots of 100 bushels more, or
for the whole amount.
$4,000 Pounds of Bacon,
(Sides, shoulders and hams-hog round); 5000
lbs. to be delivered week; with the privilege of
extending the contract to 48 900 lbs to he deliv-
cred as above.
175 Head of Beef Cattle.
None to weigh less than 900 lbs, gross, and the
whole to average not less than l,150 pounds,
gross; to be delivered foot; with the privilege
of extending the contract to $50 head. Not less
than 50 head to be delivered week.
$500 Pounds of Coffee.
With the privilege of extending the contract to
3 900 lbs.
$500 Pounds of Sugar,
With the privilege of extending the contract to
5 900 lbs.
For Hauling 5000 Bushels of Corn,
From the Sac d Fox Agency to Leroy.
All of the above named articles to be delivered
at Leroy, and must be of good, merchantable
quality
Separate proposals will be received for each of
the above-named articles.
No bids viii be received from persons unknown
to the undersigned, unless accompanied by q
guarantee from two responsible parties for the
faithful fulfllment of the contract if awarded.
The Government reserves the right to reject
any or all of the proposals. if not satisfactory
Special Agent for the Southern Refugee Indians
in Kansas. 247-s
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Publication Notice

Publication Notice.
George Beach District Court,
agst. Lyon County,
Jarvis Hillman.S State of Kansas
JARVIS HILLMAN, defendant, will take no.
e tice that George Beach has commenced civil
action against him in said court, for the recovery
of the sum of one hundred and ninety-two dol
lars and eghtysix cents, with interest thereon at
the rate of four per cent per month"; from the 24th
day of September, A. D. 1860, together with the
further sum of ten per cent. upon said amount,
decree of foreclosure and sale of the following
lnnds and tenements, situate in said county, to
wit: The northeast quarter of section number
eight ~, in township number nineteen (19), of
land; and said defendant is further notified that,
unless he plead, answer or demur to the plaintiffs
petition herein fled ON or before the 29th day of
August, A. D. 1862 such petition will be taken as
true, and judgment rendered accordingly.
GEORGE BEACH.
1851 $l0l By P. B. PLUMB, his Attorney.