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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-01

war. and we trust now that he is in the
field with so important, conspicuous, and bon
orable command, his future will be as bril-
liant and useful as his past
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-01

The Republican electors OF tao Eighth Ward
are cautioned against fraudulent ticket, IN
which the name Of q Democrat, nanel Shell,
is inserted in place at Archibald Erodf4a",
Tor Inspector. aud the name Of one Curlan Tor
John Il. Russell, for Trustee. The uc.er is
good az 10 stands, wiki Braj-haw'' al Rus
coils names upon 10. Voters should see that
others are not substituted ior t.eu ia their
baliotg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-01

Let the electors ofthe Sixtecath Ward remember
TO vote for Isaac Dayton, for Alderman Of the
Ninth Aldermanic District Mr.. Dayton has for
tao years past stcalias.ly opposed in the Board OF
Aldermen, every scheme Of fraud, corruption
aud eX.rasaganee. lie is upright, able and en-
eresic. ana deserves TO r. i've tie hearty
support Of all friends OF an honest economical
of our City Government, wiz
QUO reference 20 par;i'an politics. hr Day
toms opponent is clerk IN the Street Depart
meLt, ana unknown 70 Zoe citizens oil tbs dis
riot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-01

Mr.. William Dunuing is the Union Republi-
can aud Peoples Candidate for Alderman IA
the Twelfth Ward. Ito has long been a resi-
dent OF the Ward, is welI-Snown TO everybody
in IL "a On actige, intelligent ard honest man,
and ought % reccys the hearty support Of
every voter IN 10 for tue office for which he Is
nominated. Mr. Dunning is an earnest adgo-
cate OF tne completion Of he Eshtn Ayenne
Il ulsoad, local ilterrst Tue importance Of
which is wei understood by the residents and
holders Of tue Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-01

10 the Associated Press 49,, ., III
THE NEW STAMP FOR TELEGRAMS' v.,
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue Las .Iv
ro,ico ,bat The tax stamps for kilograms are i''r.
for delivery, ana the SENIORS of messages WIS., 70
,.,u.,,8 on ana after Monday, December > ~
rla,s stamp on each telegram, and cancer .
the initials Of the writer. The ssies's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-01

the reciprocal influence now being exerted in
England by the Anti-Sloyery movement of this
country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-01

Mr.. ALEXANDER II. KEEcu is ID, R'p.bi-
can aud Citizens candidate for Alderman, in
the Fish District, comprising portions Of the
STA, 9TH AMI 18th Words. IL ought 10 be
elected, az be ~ill be- II al vote .og L.m who
desire an able and h0aesl representative III The
Board. Mr. Kc,ch ..as served ia ,ac Boa:d Of
CouaciImen with such alel.y go h.s conFti-
iucu,s as to earn 10 spcc.at enu.ty Of :" the
Ring" WHO very naturally supper; bis opPo-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-01
CORRESPONDENTS.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
No notice ba iaten Of ANONYMOUS Comn'nnice'lons
Whatever sn,endet fox insertion must oe suihence.eo
by adde's Of The wri,eT-uot nsee''~iI III
publication. bus - al usTanty for lus good iatn
We cannot undertake return rejected Comm q.
AL business office should Do sA"oS'eN I"
"IHE 1KIsUSK." New-l York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-01

BE on hand early tomorrow. The sun rises
at 1:o6. Sun sets at a:3 p. III. Let the
polls bo watched from the opening TO tho closc
and al suspicious persons promptly challenged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-01
RECOMMENDATIONS EY SECRETARY cH,s,

Quartermaster-Gen. Neigs Not Removed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-01
FROM WASHINGTON
Return Of Gen. Burnside to the hrr,.

Important Additions to The Presidents S,,,,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-01
Iha! Loyal Eentuckians Think Of Gen. Bowl.
RELEASE OF OISlOYaL PERSONS ON THEIR PAROLE
Smuggling Operations On the Potomac
Dispatch 10 The ". Y. Trbnre.

Special Dispatch 10 The N. y Tribune
WAsHIsGroS, Nov. 30, 1902
RETURN OF GEN. BURNSIDE TO THE hRw
Gen. Burnside has returned 20 bis army, a:lss
twenly-four hours visit to Washington.
, 1862-03-27
What Land Needs.

Deep cultivation will increase the crops
on poor land; but il will not restore any OF
tie los, fertility. Rotation Of tIops, if ju.
diciously Practiced, and varied with rest,
viii retain the fertility Of land for years
hut we have yet t. learn that it will restore
the fertility Which has been lost by bad
management. Worn out lard must have
not only deep cultivation, and wise rotation
Of crops. hut the direct and liberal applica.
lion Of fertilizers. We shall not speak Of
guan0 and PhOsphateS, aud b,me dust, and
/ pOudret, but Of plain, Old.GI>lii0hed barnyard
mnnure, such us every western farmer has
right at hand. Experience aud observation
! have taught US that the manure yard should
be 50 constructed that none Of the manure
shall run of; but there should I've plenty Of
straw to absorb all the Utlal that the Coarse
manure thus mIde should he placed in piles
with square sides, aud with fiat or cOncave
sides, to catch rain. Il the manure be very
cnarse, the heaps should be made US high as
a man eau easily pile lhenL in order to pro.
mote fermentation, and the tops should be
ditching tn receive water IN July, the out.
side should he cut dawn with hay knife,
and the cuttings cast on iOp-lhcse being
the only undecayed parts. The manure
will then be in splendid condition for lands
which are tn bu PlOwed in the fall.
This is by far the best method Of managing
the manure heap on grain farm, whore al
abundance df litter Is used. Whrre there Is
much dung aud much straw, on dairy farm,
the manure heaps should be undercOver. The
utmost care Sh,mld he taken 10 keep rpened
weeds nut uf the barnyard litter. C.nrse
manure, Ifapplied greemor fresh, dues land but
little giDd; ifallOwed to remain all summer
in the yard, scattered over great surface, il
does not ferInent, and the sun dries It up. The
heap should neve, be madein the form Of u half
globe. but square. Every cultivated farm
shOald each year produce not less than three
tons Of good manure per acre. This amount
may be considerably Increased by the In
corporation Of muck. The plain facts about
manure are these: that which cnnsists chiefly
Of the druppings Of animals should be ap.
piled to the soil as soon as practicable; that
which consists largely Of straw, cnrnstalks,
or other 6brOus matter, should be first rot.
ted; for grain crOpS, IL should be applied
near the surtace-fOr hay crops, on the sur.
face-fnr hoed crops, buried.
, 1862-03-27

VIxEoAR.-The juice of one boshel ii
sugar beets, worth twenty-five cents, and
VIII ch any farlneF can raise with little cOst,
will make from Eve to six gallons II vinegar
equal 70 the best elder wine. First wash and
g1ate the beets aud express the juice in cheese
press, or in any other way which little
ingenuity can suggest, and p 1.-THE liquor into
a barrel, cover the bung " th ganze aud vet II
in the sun, aud in fifteen or twenty days Il
will be Ct for use. By this melh,si The very
best Of vinegar may be- obtained without any
great tFOabIe, and I hope all who like gOod
vinegar will try IT, -z-r@z-r+
SHALL PorATuEs.-In taking potatoes 10
market, farmers should always sort out the
small 0nes and feed them tO st0ck$-boil4d d,
II cOufsr. Whsn mixed with large ones
they only GIL up the interstices, and add
nothing. or next to nothing, to the bulk,
while they lower the grade and price. Shake
dawn . quart Of wheat among three quarts
Of hickory nuts--how mnch will the ba.k
Be incrrasedl' r.
, 1862-03-27
6he farmers Corner.
Production Of Honey.

hive gave q new impetus to honey raising
In this country. Men who never before sue
ceeded with swarm uf bees, became sue.
cessfal apiarians. Patent hives were muI.
tiplied beyond precedent; but they all con.
tanned the magic f'anIes. The whole business
was revolutionizeL, though We have good
reasons for believing that the vcnders Of new
hives did not reap their accustomed harvest.
Men put frames into their old hives, nr made
heW ones fur themselves. There was no
logger monopoly OC the business. Several
bad honey seASOps intervened; but still the
production Of honey steadily increased.
The old story OF prairie winds was dressed
up anew; but il WAS found that bees could
gather honey On the prairies just as well Us
any place else. With all this increased pro-
duction there wasan increased demand, 50 that
the price was fully sustained.
q 10 1859, and while Inen were still won.
dering at the great change which had been
wrought, q new impetus was given to the
trade by the introduction Of the Italian bee
Il is yet too early t" pNss Judgment On the
merits Of this new variety. There is nO
doubt that the matter Of praise has been
OverdOne. We have proofs that they inul-
tiply and that they make honey; but that
they multiply hsteF thsm the cid variety,
thai they make mOre honey, that they con.
sumo less that they stand the climate better,
these things can only be established by
tho experience Of years. Give the new
eomefs Glir trial but do MT put away
the aboTigines. Pamphlets filled with Ger
dfcates, paid puts in agricultural journals,
assertions Of interested parlies,--demand
better proofs than any Of these. Neverthe.
les, this italiau bee excitemtnt, even il it
should establish the superiority Of the cfnr
non bee, has attracted the attention Of lhou..
ands. who, perhaps, could not be reached
IN any other way, and who, having once
tried bees Of any kind in movable comb
hives, will not give them up. Il 1ilIinitiate
thousands into tho art Of bee keeping, and
greatly Increase the pcOdpctiOn OF honey.
When DR.. Livingston was in Central
Africa, be fund swarms Ot bees around
every hut. Honey was as common there
as molasses Is here. Beeswax was their
principal article Of export. Il was no un.
common thing for one hive TO send out ten
sanrms in single season. They very rarely
porished fr lack Of food; but the ravages
of The moth were Hhore destructive than in
Scotland or England. The French settlers
h Notthsm Africa bear witness to the
eaIns marvellous increase of swarmS The
same thing occurs In the arabic purticns Of
Arabia, aid perhaps IN India and China.
Similar reports from Australia were at first
disbelieved; but they ha Q been amply sub
ttantiated. And now California, land Of
snaFuuls. olnins frat rank ia bee raising.
, 1862-03-27

Aggs Ipieriy ilhAaudaiIonls lsors Fhroalf.
.s,-ma lbythi.y i.andes lsiohs aaa qrtvtl
h'.lsS .ouA ssya!si,s ll.. On. sssuaaaIy eymP-
na:.sIsI uaiA. Isi.s..Is. s4@ISss n Bsa.usuz
nassi coap. iii, Y i'sS 'lsma..n irIs.s
cole. ~. -. n,ssallaa Of vsasrsal aase-
ihs hgesls lie.aasls aEsilll..s lgssls. IN tiai.
L11I..0|llon lnN1N1non hlnfs htl lWeaknull, Iron
A-N-lt ~ y - - a..,.- - / Nhall4I rAu1a,
llaASLA Ac AL.l -, -. lc.t
eAlAti1e EAll.1nls1l q paoyaN.1E uuLLouar,
"a. Hi..nd. Orr reuFn p-El L.Ft.a; 10 y II
- ~ rslllrl 4lll, - ~ 1lllaine pIcll. la "a
. - e-o1 .lIl. n end 81 lat1 D'n
Ehrs hasunsaslalis elirs lgtAaIhEl
-fha.n'zss .sia.u,, q p.,l..,, Ass.s,
dll11F aio alrll = - 1n.I - - =
crall1 = soon. nnesia.
AglskEhsGsss.
, 1862-03-27

Tho eeacy q BolIaaaJs PIN d lrnpsy ls eztraar-
dpaFys They ~ with such peculiar sfsct upon the
sys'emst that tle aadaasling fnm u dir lh diaaa,e
~ lmpelceIalhy carried "a and psvuuled frum any
of splriis, ard ripre IN cumpitsly renovated con-
.lltailot; hut 4 b ndIapenabiy nfcosiFy that th,.
Olmmeht shuue lte b ~ tneeiually luhbcd inlo DE
, 1862-03-27
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, 1862-03-27

PnrvEr1Ino SnuT.-1wo years ago, an
I'D farmer m d uDnhaEn part Of Illinois
bad wheat enip very much injured by
.mnt Not liking q EieenPlis variety he
deiermined At the next sowing b try the
virtue Of brining, He unde q bsine strnng
c1ongh % alat The grain, and added 20 e
AL ponpd Of eupperas. 10 this he i'm.
l11IlIl , rack sh ssed, sand lee k reunIn
f8rII.1'III lpurs AnatheF sack Gan he lei
f.I11 1'I .11r. A ihird sack fall H. d;d
- l.-l \ ~ IHal tovn dry prudaced
rIcDi'lpI cnup ~ uAai that saaked an h..nr
II1le11l IIrl IU1Ii nhilr rnt soaked
80 l1Ip plulu1ll " lIui 1i ~, and vas
||1nHrll mlli1r ~ j. dfy ASsn. Ths
''''I-.-' 'Pri7g sisb.
, 1862-03-27

Thaas Vim suffer from bile and liver complains ahsnld
ny The tnciH n this vallalo IHAe1y, few dae. AZ
uhirh viii NAH ne aftrer feel elastic and ranronn
nmsvng al lmpuFhlts. giving healthy artoo 10 the
callalllea may ar.g. and The r.TsF he CONSIGNED
Ayd nf alcknrna II a dlanrdera n the k8nfIn ~ :
Onimfnt shadld " veil tuled lhtl the small II the
gi cure apy epmpaihls aylalEg frIn these eggAnA
Puff ---shorkn6s6 6e Breath with
, 1862-03-27
ll.sla,,JoHE NipDLETON. NuugPuh.


Prompted " an honest dsrirr II nv 6ssts v,,h h
lat beinie the public . caee hrh hti;,v euillste
asinn mt o. b ~ Htt a. urhaslu II o. ha,t th-l r.
humanity also. Abaut ivn yvaru aE, suddenly. auf
loin Causes unkhnwn tn me- wna ptirsd Win A Al
tt4tp.y VII b. owing b my lmabIIt, % meet tkteE
pri,ea COS uqusnt rloh lhnnHgh Wearal lItalNusia.
aud the dNsFaRemenf Ehlrh M, Win % ntIemp1lII
yon h.csme gurh lss uaa then I'd 70 Ill - Is
ag1 the XVI ~ uns phJtirlp Wa Eeone, III uhls
IN pnFnut ~ my willing thFuun drU 4, tln rlnuni
elhaui The NJ hiryt wnFnnet and alihoneh insf11lio
10 ne agnus YET d-plrd ihe mi,eFer nf M li anA
s'on ruFned 0 ~ upni thi-R Who usnld vpnsr sil.
aHre y theller me irm danReF smf Who pnnghG
y prlsag The exiienrr af nv mkssiss iIa lHthIS
Aale, ana havi 3. pTfvirn 70 my tilrinn tastd tho
sweets ~ ne, anre nre dired 10 aflemnt W.
NE aid q uhyalan. and, W vtenmmrld ili0n oslEd
upnn Dr. J rEgkays tnid m ,f my aifcnmnianCIG,
and 81 ms lnahiliy ~ IewaFh him ha nsrvlc0a ~
g,rdesa ni which. however. ts - anre nAA4rsoe "
easr, and, with the hlplsng - 0oa I Nas Onaa mn
reroFed b. petirt hraIsh Uasblr IN rranri sim ~
lhe np which erty a p'eapt and vt eOreeluls -
nv hdehlrdnsse, consider Il dhe b. inya II md al
scb ~ ske The en.e pHllle n urpF tlist lhAls u
zee ut medical advice mpy 6nd phyulsian d uhon
s'sFy e. safsnce can y Plaesd.i1 q, .l.,s.a -
Z stat Il tiaiilSstla. tNmsy q Al p,s"essS ant.
.s,Ihed 30 sworn 70 bsss as. this "a dIt q aa
[LslW GILBERT a, GRANT, Notary Pub.
, 1862-03-27
San franrisrO.

'"o eeSs uEbtu'lal lesuit. 1hHt fell A
St9er G1b'smptpn, had A'Sdy seized uprn nv VIM.
rEuaD oraWIng closer 10 Tie tomb; n phieiriS-.'
h-Ia out no h"pe 81 Terovey; my str myth had Ers,S
informed by my phySiriAns IhSt they could DO nUih.
hT me except to sRn0th ny psih IL the gtuVr ~hH
hn>t hmtnna'eiy, Srplied Ia DR. l. J. CzsUksr, ~
hn tow Nt'I hhd prIlrctIy AnUid mHh. u L. dses.
nr me D. exnE'Ss the emUdhns n 6CI peki RIaiindSs
experthcs when HAlEing the nmthSurhblt .kLISsx
have received a. the hsI d. of lr. Czsrkay and Tal
tlnred that y Ia At least IN my d. Ntr TO I, nAs, ~
ir' Die ret0enhoh ~ his GuAf XIII Bbd rulmcitv "
ue an cted would say. d" hot drsHsiT LF Nt.,,-.S
Hny -. the a,hfe ~ l"uT case, Hm ldeI that -
WI nnd RELIEF ~ AnIl' Ing t"D,.L (4apkry Tbs,t
~ O' m u Gle~d and there y PHI tkeFs
| r., us henry WEsGLINo
Su,~rne,I ard sworn tn before ne, THE lsth IlnT u
cinh =, AID lSS9 City aud county Of San Fr.,r;oot,
ILs1 F.J. THIBAuLT No,atV pnLM.
-
The nhdenignedis peis'l ally quaniFd in Hal
WesslinR. and knows that The rHlIl Ies1sSis
the kteROinR ceTiihRte true. He saw Ham, W.
ing during his Illness, and hsATp Hing ~ -
TACT OF his r"maIk Ible cure Iy DR. l. j. CKaIka, -
t"sl A. ROA ENIiSfss,
Snbs Sttd ard sworn 10 h 4 NJ me- In, i'm 49, !
October, AID 1859. Cty Snd county OF San F,asc'~o
In tb" Stat df CSltIIia.
L. 81 F.J. THIBAULr, Notary PuhltS.
--- '''
DR. u J CZNPKAYS private Medical and sur,,..,
Institute !. "l Scran, Bl0 street benW MsI,v, h..,
Ppoeite the IacHs Nail Steam hin C'G,1 s,,,E sSy'
an *. ~ Tpmn, ra,Sn S". I I" r,, NY SSu'on' s,
~ ne @ LaloS,na letter Thch smphesIcaIly apeshi
PhadtIuha Cll,oe of kf.d.In" a, ~ ssas"uy " we
, 1862-03-27
-ll ) roLBERr 4, oRANr. Nelary I FuS.:

lt4fBH aiA snfHA AGA HD sfgiilsdr dffr
u The undeEslEHed. having been unaer iha tfpafniA,
o. Dr. U =. .CSapkay. nlthqpah pnpnliced kal rallFd
npTn y give pphlciy y The efficacy 0f 81 tres mlni
hnnlng that hy dplfg tol may he ID pl-
venting 0lhrts firm ~ tarh shlsFnFn nnd 6lIsy Nhlh,
Inexperienced and hieh % aeh Islnll MN ~ prII-'
rlue pracre 81 pIFitnden. Nv disease hsl laR6 lk1l
q phydcal and fitnfal hIlfy. ohhk finIl Ii ednar
qneHre q iMdkcttsi'is n ytuib 1he alal9S NlsV Z
euauleq NE pethaIA nnIeratakEy iol NJ 10 drln l1y
aIe krown 70 tho who have exis renred than oinlo
y n say that hhvirg called the eeFVloa ~ Dr 4 J.
C1tlkay nin uqnlaliinn 81 ne exIecinlura anich
mpy h.ya igTmtd n him gsTr mnre ihnn rpslllF1 y
gnnld lhfFlNpe recommend ur Csiphnt n al uho ~
ind themrelveN % cifd with that dffadAlI maIhhy ~
aljstt b ssd doing lSIlf syup.lhy ~ IsIl-h- nm
and . heartfelt deslrs u Fsi.yina them. 1adIfisf
aia'e n 9arpia .ry ,ni ou, n ~ ts,5Iss,
Qa ~. sIa day q Jolly, .. 1859, heinls NJ Va. . :.
yesett Nasaty tlilc. tsel.y npbenItd D. y N1All.5
th0un 10 ne. uho, Icing duly nlnFa fih flrrIa nd
e. lh., ~ spa'spispf ihe card hsIDsih lgnsa b
D. vllne'. wheFsof have hseunto At ~ tnat. "a
am1sd ~ umclnl llll ne dsr sud lrar ~ - IlIIn.
Ie3 ~ sln ydwn.c.JEWErI, NuiIIT Plflln
, 1862-03-27
..25i, ADVICE GRATIS. '2a i4,,s &
HOLLOWAY'S Pills.


These Pills have heen placed By the comman cnnasut
Il mankind - the bead n al remedies lar Femavina
dhaexiuu- polsnus ifum The blood und clanIn IN thf
tisaues Il the sdy. They hoEe HAfed tnaands, year
HheT year, from falling apacFce t0the tiscfa of dya
pepaii, dyspntPEy, dlaFTh@a cnnsipailna liver com
nlliiil9. &r., iaft ollrge0 hy myTads n witnesses.
ExcraaVe Weakhta agd Debility, ne safanek n De-
r'earli urg nc snefsy and vlin Decay are Iesbnpd
OsaaH throukhadt the yelem " the rosfor1lito md
exhllaFaiing lnnzence ef This medirins. : . :
, 1862-03-27
Female iConpIaints.

AN 1lngdrnor he asx, and diseases In every crisis
percas the lile end heaih ai waman. y0u(hlal or
euTed, vlthmf hsk o. trnlde, b dnaes q thee
P'lA. taken aeeordi3g 2 ihs printed dFsu,lOps.
Indigestion with languer and want
, 1862-03-27

The hgrAtllude u hnl 10 hlh khsu nan q d ogssn
mt With IN In thut legiImonini, IrOmptd ~ tht fpr
ftelinan Il The hea, naaea N the H. n lhnpe VIA
sarihcf iheif heH IN deVuln u i'm
~ WALTON % tha IN d hail mptsIiiy. Emnlrici-r.
1nds the columns u our pftS viii lsadnIfnt en1
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\. ''.ssDR. L. j., CZAPKAY'S
Pfibais WscicaI apo Sptsica Jastduis

Established In 1854, ssa.igl,
For tho permanent CuIe d a Puvs,r and ghnnle Die
fll eaasl and lhu suppression Of Qlarhe y sfl
Attendant pnd Rrsidenl Phyician, L ICE .PsaY. MD
laie " ne HnnRar N Revolutionary var; chltf phlsg
clan % The 10ih herlmebt Il anSeta, ehirf surres,n
70 the military mepllal nf pralh Hungary. lale lleI
tlireron Dhenwa. " m4h und rhIldns ard honoI1r,
mrmlsr II the Phlndelphia Cueaa n hlpdntne. M
Particular nteullan paid 70 The trntmrnt u Dsenari
/. . peculiar u women end ohildrrh
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- Permanent cue guaranteed, ~ no pay. constll
tat ns b, letter ~ nihrruirp. fFpp. -En
, 1862-03-27

DIR l. CZhPKAYS private Medical and surv,..,
Institute Y , Scran nl0 S'ItPt belnW M"rtR, tn.'S
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San Flaic sen. The IIOt"r Gifts FIRE enlstinii.S'.
an ~ remuneration uBlers hr Heris . cure :
- The following letter, whirh em1hstlcsIlv sussAi
nr itNel was EtIeh b. tt ha nj the Fucli, M ths
ET publication: 'S''oO'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-06-05
Notice Of Appraisal.

W.D. Beeler 4 Co.
JIM. Marcum, suea from .n s us ~:
Sh.,,ss akley, phan County. Kan
and j. E. Marcum. sas, May 26. 1862.
nm N. said ]. NJ. Marcum, ]. T. Marcum,
cb.rIes Blackley, and J. E. Marcum. de.
f,,s,nts Greeting: You are hereby notified,
that shall cause an inventory and appraisal oil
,bs following described lands and town lots, to
iii. All that part Of the east half OF the south
rs,, quarter of section No. thirty-six, 1867 in
to,nsbip No. one, ~ of range No. nineteen
Iql east, commencing at stone i've (5) chains
sou,b Of the middle of the northern boundary
T"s of said Quarter section, thence east twelve
no, chains and 34-l00 links, more or less, to
tbs middle of the road running south from Iowa
pint, thence south in the middle of said road,
N yitbiu fifteen (l5) rods and seven az links
of tho southern boundary line of said quarter
section, thence west thirty (3l rods and
sIsrsn M links, thence south fifteen (l5)
nd. and seven ~ links, thence west forty (40)
nd. thence north eighty 1907 rods, thence east
fony f4O) rods, thence north to the place OF be
ginning. containing Il ~ seven $50 acres, more
or less, with all the appurtsnances thereunto
belonging; also, the north half of the north
west fractional quarter of section No. eighteen,
usl in township No. two, (2) of range No.
tven,y, (2O) containing 10 72-lO0 acres, more
or les; also, Lots eleven, az twelve (l2j and
thirteen, Q3) in Block No. six, (6) in the town
of Iowa Point; all Of the above described pro
uerty being in Doniphan County, Kansas, to
be made at the premises, on the 26th day of
n a nf
o'clock A. NJ. aud O'Clock P. N. of said day,
a. which time and place you, the said defend
ants. can attend, if you see fit.
Given under my hand, this 4th day of June,
A. D. 1862 w. ID. BEELER,
Sheriff Of DJniphan County.
June 5, lS62-3w. Prs fee, $40.