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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-07
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EDlToR SENTINEL BY the proceedings Of the
Democratic convention of Hancock county,
which held its meeting on the 4th to nominate
delegates to the Democratic State Convention of
the sth inst | see was recommended for and
the delelegaton instructed to present my name as
n candidate for Attorney General, with instruc
tons to vote a unit for me.
thank the Democracy of Hancock for this
evidence of their continued confidence. | can
not, however, consent TO accept the nomination
il rendered. will however, give each nominee
OF such Convention my hearty support.
] hope you will give this note publication in the
first issue of your Sentinel. | am &c,
THos. d. WALPoLE.
indianapolis, Jan 6, 1862.
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Hendricks County Democratic Com
yention

The Democracy of Hendricks county met at
Gregg's office on Saturday, January 4th. and al
ter calling John Tr0tter TO the chair, and APP
pointing W. L. Gregg Secretary. appointed the
following delegates and contingents to the State
Convention:
Delegates -Tiibe1y Reid, John Trotter. Jas.
McLain, John l.. Welshaus, Asa White and John
r Wilson
Continsents-W COrnett Henry Clay Isaac
Clark, NJ c. A. Hall, Jacob Vandegritt and
Perry holland
On motion of r. II Mooriead. the proceedings
were ordered to be published in the Indiana State
SeafinsL JOHN TROTTER, Pres
W T. GREGG. Secretary.
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The Convention will be held in Metropolitan
Hall To prevent confusion the Central Com
mittee have decided to issue carls Of admission
equal To the capacity Of the Hall. zine parquette
and dress circle will be reserved for the regular
delegates 10 the Convention. and the seats will
be 30 arranged that e,ch Congressional District
will be together Cards of admission can be pro-
cured from the Secretary OF the Central Commit
tee at the Office of this paper
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STOLEN.

M ARE STOlEN-A Sorrel Mare, - "a hands high,
WI small her forehead, mex out Of the night
eight year, old. small collar marx good troiier,
stolen from the subscriber IN Craworlssie Indiana,
on Thursday. JaEuary2. reward u Is viii - paid
for the Of mare, for information that viii
lead q her recovery. Address the Undersigned Al Ctsw-
louisville. Indiana. JAMES B. SCOTT.
iau- div
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FOR SALE
For Sale or To Exchange
FOR CITY PROPERTY,
$50 Acres, the Gallaudet Farm,
Situated eight miles from Indianapolis,


nN TILE INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI RAIL
ROAD. with the station 6allsudet in its center;
every fenced. nearly all the rails recently
reset 800 In 100 four
coed orchards eight wells Of water good barns AMI
lis feet long nearly completed family residence
worth 81 900 tive houses mill worth - 900,
store and storehouse. This highly fertile farm, IN
equaied IN situation by any IN the State only 20 minutes
BY railroad from Indianapolis four passenger trains stop
ping the farm station each day, with State road
ming through its center Is offered for sale great
bargain. II be divided int six or eight farms de-
sired For terms apply 10 the owner. j ). BROWN
Gallaudef, January 4, ls6l.
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TkAzE HArtk, Ind, December q, lSsl-i
guyHE BOARD or DIRECTORS or THIS COMPANY
have this day declared dividend q I've 80 per
cent on The capital stock for The x months ending Nov.
30th 10 the Stockholders on the books al that date
Western Stockholders will receive their dvideDds n
the once OF the Treasurer u ths Company, in Terre
kaute. on and aftfr Thursday, January ID
ascas-d2w CHAs. WOOD. Secretary.
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TREAsukER,s REPORT.
STATE or IyWANA.
OfEsre % fnrAsrEA 30 srkTE

FEFHE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS EXHIBIT THE
total receipts and expenditures e this department
ro;n the couueuceus ~ u ny term of Office until the
olosc q the a fiscal year. to-wii from the 18th day 0f
feiFuarg lssl.te the sist day Of ucfor iSe ncIsvc
afo The Sate 81 tie 1rea-ur al fhr last renti0c date
and The condition u the several appropriation accounts
is. HAENkl, treasurer II stale.
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NOTICE.
NEW YEAR GALA KNODLE

- A NEW YEAR GALA KN0DLE
son would respectfully request al those indebted 10
them cali a. their place Of business East ashingon
street north side opposite enns Block and settle their
accounts. A. Knodle & Son need The money OF they
would thus publicly call upon their patrons for whose
fAvors the past they extremely obliged. II viii
give A. KnOile Son infinite pleasure all who
r.sy call them Ia the future. jAns-dfs
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STATEMENTS
RECEIPTS.

or receipts and Disbursements from the 11h day o Feb
ruary is6i 10 the 3l day q October lssl inclusive
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s-tte- - - - - 1sW8 80 " v WV fasa0s
Ata called eetin of she Denscrsiic State Central Com
nssse unaasaoasy resiss1. IN pursusnce q The
honorei ussgss q tue party. that the Democracy q
Indsos he requested . appoint eei,gates state Con
veHtiea % be hshi ca Wednesday, the EIGHTH pAr or
JANUARv is7. - tax into Consideration The condition
q the country and ADOPT such sron in regard the
inatea candidates or State oeers, Be elected Oc
tebeF aexs, nag he deemed advisabie The Committee
dsee basis Of representation IN the Convention. ta
sach esnsy shoaid b. entitled delegate or every
HUNDRED and ems votes against Nj I4ScolS the
Presidential -ecsioa II lsso and additional delegate
fsf every frsct q oue husfr~ and twenty and
over The Committee cordially nsiie all eizehs q indiana
% participate election dels gates 70 te Convention
.n - take part in ~ procernz Who opposed the
political policy The present AdaanisirstioD-sll who
IN eavor Of the abii.rneut ~ the Union a.
ard the spreHacyc = the Constitution made by the Ia
Tiers 4 The RepubIie. By order u the Committee
n. r. PALMER, Chairman
Indianapolis, October lssl.
The fleSsag h the superintendent d delegates to which
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New Medical Disco,

F"T Int SPECIFY alII TfFI0aTeIF ClT0 OI
GOSORRHEA. CLEFT. uRFTuAL nfccu AReES
SEMINAL " EAKSESS. NIGHTLY EMISSIONS.
iNCoNTINANCE, GEAITALIKRITA BILLY.
Gravel structure and Affections u the Kidneys sn Bladder
which has been used by upward one
hundred physicians.
EN THEU PRIVATE PRACTICE, WITH ENTIRE Sue
CESS, super-edug Cgbeb~. Copaba Capsuls or any
other compound hitherto known.
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NJ DsCAL.

"6OtCAA.
PREVENTION Is BETTER THAN CURE.
gNNO LADIES OF DELICATE HEALTH OR IMPAIRED
n organization. or to those by whom increase Of
family from any Objectionable the undersigned
would offer prescription which Is perfectly reliable and
safe, and which has been prescribed in various parts Of
the Old World for the past century Although this article
syery cheap and simple yet it has been put in bali
pint bottles and sold very extensively at the eNhorbitau
price of IS per bottle the undersigned proposes 10 fur
nsh the recipe for by the possession of which every
lady supply herself with perfect safeguard, at any
drug for the tring Of IS per year. Any
physician druggist will tel you il perfectly harmless
thousands Of testimonials be procured Of its efficacy
any part Of the world receipt Of 81 by address
ing. DIR. J. G. DENEkACA,
P.O Box, No. 1858, New Haven, Connecticut.
Uly22-d&w 81
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DENTISTS.
ELECTION notice.
office Terre Haute and Richm ond
Railroad Company.

TEEKE HAUTE, December ls, ls6i
yUyHE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS or Ills
Company viii be held al the Office Of the Company,
Terre Haute the first Monday, (be sixth u Jan
uary next between the hours Of aud four o'clock T.
NJ. Bv order Of CHAS WOOD, Sec'y.
doce.-
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STATE OF THE TIRE ASURY. OCTOBER 81, 1861.
Deceived from late Treasurer Cash.. 8 l036s So
Requisition. funds in hands of State
Agent. .................. 100000 90
Receipts into the Treasury from all
sources from the 18th day of Febr'ry
1851, 20 the 3lst October, 1861, in
elusive. ................. S.404,S47 &c
Total............ ...........-.. s3,575,2l6 o.
Amount Of warrants drawn the
Treasury all accounts from the
18th day of February, 1861. TO the
3lst day Of October, Is6l inclusive, 3,l93,5l3 As
Balance In Treasury, Oct. 81 1861, 1881, 702 50
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BELLS SPECIFIC PELLS

Are speedy In action, often escting days,
and when a cure j. effected II b. pcrmanfn Ihev are
prepared from vegetable extracts that are barn -. GA
the system aud never nauseae the stomach uireg-
nate the breath. and being sarar-coated a. tleens
taste j. avoided 10 change q diet l. n-e,ea-r lie
u-ng them; does their action interfere etA b-iness
pursuits. Each box contains six dozen Pills
PRICE ONG DOLLAR.
And viii be sent by anal, postpaid by any advert ed
Agent on receipt Of the mouey sold by Druggists gen
orally.
None genuine without my signature On tie wrapper.
J. BRYAN, Rochester. =. y
Gensra kgeuf.
s1s~ T0NLiNS0N a cox, Agents fcg Isdiansp olis.
iglylS-dkw 81
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STATEMENT

OF the several appropriation accounts showing the
appropriated for the year 1861, the dis
bued 10y me- and the balance uneXpended the 3ls of
October, 1861.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-05-03

An ATTENpr AT HANGING.-One
night last week. or the week before,
perhaps-(ve we're not in the County
when the transaction occurred )-aposse
Of unknown or disguised persons visited
John Lemkuhl's house. called him out,
and then took him and hung him for a
while, in order. as he says. to induce
him to divulge What he knew abou,
certain robberies that have been com
united in this County. Il seems. how
'eve,. that he knew nothing Of the tran
saclions- He says he knew nothing
and could tell nothing and he was
released. after being severely choked
We diapprovs Of such actions. and
particularly in case ike the present.
where the accused has entered in 10
bonds for his appearance at court and
hope no similar case viii again occur
n our County,
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Order of Publication.
STATE OF KANSAS
COUNTY or JtRF,esox
=, liz Ike District Count OF SAID Canary
Marcus b. L. S;mnsou

IL he Distinct Ccurt OF SAID County.
Marcus D. l.. Simpson.
Nicholas D. Stanley and Mary ]. Stanley. -
Whercasit appears by the affidavit or "
r.. Uamorii, Esqr., attorney for The said main
il, that the said deiendan are non residents n
this State, and iha, the usual process issued /,
said Court cannot be served upon The said de.
PENDANTS, II is therefore ordered thar the sl;d
Defendants. Nicholas ID. Stanley and Nary +
Stanley be notified hy publication being m ID.
Tor SIX successive uos ks ia The independent. '
= weekly n. wspaper published 10 sail county o;
'sus rson, OF III. tendency OF this suit, the obc.,
oi winch Is to recover from the said defends ants
Tie sum Of eight hundred dollars. and ir.eresr
thereon at the rate Of .weaty-iive per cent. pcr
annuui from She lth day OF D.ccmher. 1855. and
4 decree OF foreclosure and 81 lie OF the fo,,owin,
mor'2ed premises, 20 vii: The east one HIM
ered acres OF the southeast quarter OF Section
No. twenty seven t27j, in Township No. seven
~ OF hang No eighteen 49,: also the west
eighty acres OF the southwest quarter OF Sc tan
,,wen'y six CO. in Township No. seven "a Of
large Ne. eighteen Us: all IN Jefferson C,ua-
y, 11t a Kansas. And the sid defendants
arc t1sUer notified that unless they plead, an
s~@ = deuu TO said plaintiff II : petition on os
before the twenty frs, day OF April, A ID. 1867
such petition will be taken as true, ani jut,e.
ment rendered accordingly.
In testimony whereof Ihave hereunto
lsEALI set nv hand and affixed the seal OF
said Court. at my sticc in Ike iisiag-
OF oskaloosa, this lot das of February, 1862.
=. +. HAVENS. Clerk,
b ;. Z. GEFHART, d. c.
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EAZERsS
Ague Cure,
roa THE SPEEDY crae o.

Rssn ftteat Fever, Chill Fever, U6nh
ague, Psrtedieal ueadsehes or Duaene
for 1he whole elasa 81 siis< ases 0giGonee~
Ing Ia hillary oe1aDge mt, canned ~
the Malaria - Miasnatie ceon1x1esss
We are enabled here r.. ss5ss the eo.msni:y
remedy which, while il cures ne above senplssAfs
with certainty, is slid perfxctly harmless in any
1aantity. Such remedv 10 Invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail Th:s
Z" CcRg" expcls the miasmats poison Of fGyEs
AND AGrs frpm the system, and prevents the d.
velopment Of the disease, IL taken Oh the frsi =
preach Of its premenitory symptoms hisnst sniS
the best remedy ever yet discovered fsr this ess
of complaints, bus aSso the chespese. The large
quantity supply for dollar tFnes q within the
reach Of every body and in bilious dstsieta vhfrs
FEVER ASD As6E prevails, every body should
Eave it and j. freely both fer eure ord peotee
ton. A great sepesicrisy ~ this remedy ever any
other ever discovered fir the speedy and esriain
cure q Insermistents is that s contains 0nnine
or mineral consequently il produces - euisisess
ether irisirions effects whatever upoa the coCst
ton. Those cured by IL are bsft - healthy = i
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Agae is not alone The consequence -
re Mizsmstic poisca. A aseat variety q disss-
der arise From It's irritation, anssn% vA;eh a.
.Nr,1zsfria, Rsesorafisw, Govt. lisass>ke, b..
ress, 1@oskacke. Earacfs, Caforyh, As3Ra, fsbb
p:tation. Painfs! sefioS Of tie Srlees, Ayapss-
RS PAN IN Ge Borrss, tofc, Paralysis and H.
rea5en,@st sf fae Sfo1saeS. all Of w',ich. WIN
originating Ia shis casse, Pot the ;t-ss,itsss
tins or become periodical This "CraE" expe,A
The poison from The Iic,s. and consequently eusvs
she.,, all alike II Is invaluable psoaect;sa -
i..;irigrar and persons travelling temporarily
resdis.s in The n.sisraus dsir-t H. II tzkea eccz,
ssnalis % dairy while exposed r. die IN cetipn.
that viii be e1ueted from the s;sscn, xaa eaEnut
accumulate in ss.icicns quantity 10 yip~r rta Dis
c-sc Hence It is eve, more valuable for pcafee-
tnn than care md fer VII eser .-iiisr sc' Inter
uittenfs Il thev svA tseGss<ls D. ts4e ,s.ec-ion
his remedy affords
Prepared C, -s..,.-ysss
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TIVE HANszpaL.& 81. Jox. RtR.-I

TIE HANSzBALs& ST. jog. X. Rim
another coiuma Will be found The ad-
Sertisement Of The II. & ST. Joe. Rail-
road. which is now 10 good order to do
Business siih dispatch. The bridges
and imposrau points are under the
protection Of Uniied States troops. ren-
-dering passage on the ssad;sa5s from ac-
.cidents perpst ra,ed by secesh guerrillas.
To the people. of Kansas, this road Offers
ahe most speedy route, with good con-
nections. 10 st. Louis or the Eastern
States. with comfortable sccommods-
Sions, and gen,leinaaly officers.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-05-03

A SUPPER was prepared on Tues.
day evening by tie ladies' of the villag.
for the troops under Lieut.. Gordon,
shen encamped here on detached ser
sice. We could not be present.. but
are informed that the ladies'. on very
short notice. prepared an excellent re.
past. for which they deserve great cred
it. Lieut.. Gordon returned ihanks-to
the ladies'. in very appropriate man
.ner. and his men par.ook Of the ere
'freshments" With "a relish"
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparills,

the most eEectual remedy which the medical
skin of our times can devise for this every.
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is com
bined from the most active rennedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation Of this foul
disortler from the blcosi. and the rescue Of ths
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed Cor the cure Of
not only Scrofills. hut also those other alse.
tons which arise from it. such - ERuPrivD
and SKIN DisEAsEs, ST. AxTnoxy's finE,
RosE, or EnysIrELAs, PiMrLEs, fssTrLxs,
BrorcnEs. BIirNs and Bo,Ls. Tuxoks, TErTRR
and SALT Rnxux. ScAED HEAD. Rsx0w0ax.
RnruuArIsN. SrrRrLlTlc and MEEcURiAL Dis
BASES. DEOrsy. DYSPEPSIA, DEnILiTr. and,
indeed. ALL CoxpIAIssry ARISING FROM NITfA-
TED OK IMrr ax Broom. The popular bslief
in /" is.psoisy Of tie 5,sod" is founded in truth,
for scrofula is a degeneration VI the blood. Ths
particular purpose and vi-tue Of tins Sarsapa-
riIia is to purify and rcs,cneratc this vital fluid.
without which sound health is impossible IN
contaminated constitutions.
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DIED.


REv. Isaac r. CoLl1Es. Of the Kan
sd E. CosfeEeoce. died At bis late
residence in this place, on Saturday
April 26lh. 1869.
During bis entire sickness he eyinc
I'd peace Of mind that "Passeth un-
dere.edisg;" and he often broke oat
in Ordinations of praise 70 God. =
The night preceding his death. while
W vete sAtshing wid, him. he re.
quested Us 10 call his dear companion.
A. she approached his side. feebly but
lriumphanty -hs exclsimeG 81 am a.
most home"
He leaves bereaSed widow and an
orphan child; bat they sorrow not as
shSss without hope. Tor the Christian
hssband ssd father has his reward ~
passdise. and God has promised TO be
etssesid tsthe widow aud father TO
k~Sl--a---.--.s
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Hdfsss SroLEs have been in.
formed that one night last week Mr..
Brumbaugh, four or five miles north of
town. .had his best horse stolen and
one night this week. JOHN Newell,
nearly in the same neighborhood. had
two holses stolen. We are truly sorry
to hear of these losses for We believe
both these men 10 be industrious, loyal
c'tizens-producers who have work to
do with their teams TO obtain their liy-
ing, The loss will be particularly Sc
we're on Mr.. Newell. y hose means are
limited. We hope they may recover
their stolen properly. and the thieves
be detected and punished.
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Scrofula, or Kings Evil.

IS q constitutional disease, cogruption Of tho
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitisted.
weak. and poor. Being in the eireulatipas i
pervades the whole body and may buEse sut
in disease ON any part Of l. No organ il ftes
from its attacks. NOR Is there one which it nay
not destroy. The serofnlous faint is vazi0usly
caused by mcreuTial disease, low living. dis
ordered or unhealthy food. impure an. <b
and filthy habits. ths depressing vices, and
above ali. by the veneseal infection. What
ever be its origin. Il , hesedtazy in the eoa-
stitution, descending y from pareAts 10 ehildsA
unto the third and fourth esneEstpu !" indesd,
Il seems to be the rcd Il Him Who ssys, II
will visit the iniquities Il tlss fhfheEs upon
their children"
= Its effects commenee y disposition from the
blood of corrupt or ulceTOus matter, WHICH, IN
the lungs, liver, and internal Organs, u tesIned
tnbercles; in the glands. swellines; and -
the surface, eruptions OF sores. Thu foul cor.
rupsion, which gendsrs in the blood. depresses
the energies Of life, SO that scrofulous eonssitu-
tons mot only suffer from scrof1lous conn
pLaints, but they have Ear less power to with.
stand the attacks o. other diseases; coase-
quently vast numbers perish By disosdegs
which, although not scrofulous in their nature
are still rendered fatal by this ta;nt in The
system. Most Of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
IN this scrafulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases Of the liver. kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, of all the organs. asise from -
are aggravated by the same cause. sszs. 80
One quarter Of all om people are scrofulous;
their persons are invaded BY this lurking IN
fiction, and their health Is undermined by il.
To cleanse it from the stem weyuast Ie,lova:e
the blood by an Alternative medicine. snd in
vigorate It by healthy food and exersise.
Such medicine we supply in -sat : 49,
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SHERIFFS, SALE.
STATE OF KANSAS,
JEFFERSON CouxrY.
l.. d. Benedict. ~

T. II. Noble and G. D. Carson. g tlaa
By virtue of an execution q
me directed, isssed by. the Clerk Of the FRS
D;s,r,cf Court, I viii, on the 4th day at March
A. d. 1862. at the hour Of 10 o'clock 4. ~. .
the Court Hosse door in tho village Of Oskat %
sa in he County and State aforesaid, expose a.
oabIic sale 10 the highest bidder TOT cash IN hand
The following described property. to-wt': All t's
RICH, tile and interest Of tho said I, =. Sohl'
s,,e said village Of Oskalooea. and all the mp
,.arteoauees ,hereans0 belonging, lesicd upo'
A. the properly Of T. II. Noble, nd IN iaa,ei
81 T.. n. Benedict. Said property appraised
s''"' y. W. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
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Order I Pdb6cat;oa,
State of Kansas
Ceupty Of JefIer.on(
10 the Di<E;et cSnA % said County.
's''s :. Newell Dss' ant 4. A sisa

u tie DislE;et cSns % said County.
Jesse Newell, ! Deb. and Attachment.
leroy z. Curry.S ~
Now 1T this DAY came jesse yeg.n and fled
ascertain affidavit In this setting forth that
se said Defendant is RoI-rssi-n. 81 The Stale Of
hsnsas Therefore Il ~ orleres.fiy IRE ,lerk Of
p. Curry, he noih,d by publication being Made il
THE independents" weekly newspaper publish
ed 10 said County II Jedcs$ou, for six s,tccsssls
weeks, OF the pendssey Of tis suit. the object ~
which Is to obtain Judgment sgainsf the said de-
PENDANT for the SUM Of twenty five dollars and in
terest said to BE- due and owing from n. drfensi-
ant 10 said plainti9 On eeFfsM lsrpaissory note.
ina,e> executed ard .ieiivere Ivy The s,,i d-se.ei
ant on the llth day II September, lisa. ana. paya-
bic six mouths after date, viii, from date al
the rate OF ten per ceit. per snnnm; AID furiicr
Commencing in the south line OF the southwest
quarter " Section IS, Township Q. Pas$e -, G. Nj
chains west Of the southeast corner OF s.i1 qsrfer
thence along said line Ri chains thence north To-
l6 chains, thence east 81 chains. thence south TO-
lC ehaihs TO the place 81 bec NJ. eoo.aiIing -
acres. more or less. eas been attached by of
an orsier % atiaebmsht issued ost OF said Court
aud that unless tho said defendant spsw er o, canr
10 the petition of the said paiGtir risi in this esusc
petition viii be TAX "a rs tine and judy eut render
ed according ly, and bis rropert, sold tn sltisfy the
judgmeLt SO 10 be rendered as aforesaid.
s.-5-- itness II. 4. Hsykxs> Clerk IT. said
Il. 81 CouFt. with the seal ihcreor affixed a,
o.:e- In the village o; cskaioOsa on
this Iuth cay Of Februasy, isGs.
Pc. RAVENS, Clerk.
fsbIs-es6wsIs,.5
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NOTICE OF AppRAIsEMENr.

STATE oF Kansas. - - =
County Of Jefferson. IL
l.. SrxEs and &. A. srxrR:-Yeu sre hereby
ns,,sicd that on Tuesday, the 9Th day Of April
1852. ut O'clock r n. 6f sid lay, i will pro-
cesd 70 levy ppoa and arpraiss ths following
real estate, TO- vat: Lets TWO aud dire in Block
-ixieen in Neweis addition to the viisas Z OF O.,
ka!oosa, Jefferson County, State II kansas; snid
real estate 10 be levied upon by virtue VI an orse'
ID sale.issued By the Clerk OF the First Distric'
Court sitting in said county. 10 iavor Of n. w.
Curris and against ]. L. Speer and e. A. Spec.
N. w. TAYLOR, sheriff.