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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-13
State Of Kansas, Second Judicial District.
James streeter, 10 the Second District
as Court for
Emil e. Hoofer. Marshall County.

j
VTlnE ABOVE NAMED EMIL C. HOOPER
Il will take notice that the plaintiff above
named, James Streeter, on the Goth of Febru-
airy, in the year of our Lord 1862, filed his
petition in this action, the object and prayer of
which is to recover a judgment against said
defendant for the sum Of two hundred dollars,
due on certain prOmissory note, dated July
23d, 1860, together with interest on said amount
at the rate Of twenty per cent per annum from
the ODD day of July, 1860. and further to FORE
close certain deed Of mortgage, executed by
said defendant to this plaintiff. dated July 90,
1860. conveying to said plaintiff, the following
described land, lying and situate in the county
of Marshall, and State of Kansas, to wit: the
south east quarter of section twelve, in town
ship two. south of range six, east Of the sixth
principal meridian in Kansas said lands hav-
ing been conveyed TO secure the payment OF said
note, and said petition further prays that said
lands be sold to pay said note, and said dcfen-
dant is further notified that unless he
demur or answer said petition ON or before the
10th day of April, in the year Of our Lord.
1862, said petition will be taken as true, and
judgement and decree rendered accordingly.
j. D. BRUMBAUGH, PITS Atty.
February Goth, 1862 n1S6t.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-13
State of Kansas, Second Judicial District.
James Streeter, In the Second
as District Court for
Lorenzo Dow Rich. ! Marshall County.

Lorenzo Dow Rich. Marshall County.
vEvHE above named Lorenzo Dow Rich will
L take notice that the above named plain
tiff, James Streeter, on the Goth dsy of Febru-
airy, in the year of our Lord. 1862, filed his
petition in this action, the object and prayer of
which is to recover judgment against said
defendant for the sum Of two hundred dollars,
due on q certain promissory note, dated July
oath, 1860, together with interest Cd said
amount at the rate of twen'y per cent per
annum from the oath day of July, 1860, and
farther to foreclose q certain deed Of mortgage,
executed by said defendant to this plaintiff,
dated July 2lth, 1860, converting to said plain.
tiff the following described land, lying and
situate in the county of Marshall, State of
Kansas, to wit the south half of the north
east quarter, and north half of the south
east quarter of section four az in town.
ship two t2| south of range six (6) east of
the sixth principal meridian in Kansas said
lands having been so conveyed to secure the
payment of said note; and said petition further
prays that said lands be sold to pay said note,
and said defendant are further notified that
unless he demuI or answer said petition on
or before the 10th day of April, in the year OF
our Lord, 1862, said petition will be taken as
true and judgment and decree rendered accord
ingly.
j. D. BRUMBAUGH, PITS Atty.
February 20, 1S62nlSGt.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-13
James Streeter,
vs..
Robert Henry,
Susan Henry,
Caroline NateIsou.
State Of Kansas,
Second Judicial District
In the Second Judicial
District for Marshall


| THE above named Robert Henry and Susan
/ Henry will take notice that the plaintiff
above named, James Strceter, on the 18th day
of February, A. D. 1862, flied his petition in
his action, the object and prayer Of which is
to recover a judgment against said defendants
for the sum of one hundred dollars due on
certain prom sorry note, dated July oath, 1860,
together with interest on said amount at the
rate Of twenty per cent per annum from the
2ith day of July, 1860; and further, to fore
close a certain deed of mortgage, executed by
said defendants to this plaintiff, dated July
oath, 1860, conveying TO said plaintiff the fol-
lowing described land: Lying and situate in
the County Of Marshall, aud State Of Kansas,
to-wit: the south half Of the Southwest quar-.
ter of section thirty one (3l) il township num-
Der three 81 south Of range number seven ca
east o, the sixth prime pal meridian in Kansas.
Said lands having been SO conveyed to secure
the payment Of said note. And said petition
further prays that said lands be sold to pay
said note; and the interest of said Caroline
Waterson, defendant, be forever barred in said
lands; and said defendants are further notified
that unless they demur or answer said petition
on OF before the 10th day of April, 1862, said
petition will be taken as true, and judgment
and decree rendered accordingly
j. d. BRUMBAUGH, PPfrs Atty.
February 18, 1862 nlS6t
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Legal Notice.

Thomas II: hartweh' State Of Kansas.
Trustee for Lucy B Hart ID Judic;aI District
well, Plaintiff.
vs.
William p. Carr,
jeremiah Preston, In the DIST Court
VIM. p. Phillips, Trustee Tor
for David Dodge. Marshall County
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-11-13

The subject OF popular education Is one which
docs not receive the attention which tbc ncknowl.
edged importance Of the subject demands II is
generally conceded, and II was the sentiment Of
the rcvercd and immortal Father Of our beloved
country, in his Farewell Address. that the per-
pctuity, the glory. and prosperity OF our beloved
country, depend upon the virtue, morality and in.
tclligcncc Of the people. If this Is truc--nnd no
one burst deny it-how impcrous The obligation
TO use every lawful means to encourage the cdu
cation Of every child in the Republic; especially
when itsperpctuity is threatened shall say through
ignorcncc Of what the Constitution requires.
The crisis demands of every loyal citizen incrcas
ed attention to the moral and intellectual cleva
ton Of the masses. Every man who uses the
right Of sufTcragc-and this is the birth right Of
every American citizen as well ms the right OF
every man who has made this the land Of his
choice---shoud understand his civ and religious
rights. Education will enable him to do this.
There are some who feel discouraged at the FIRE.
qucnt "failurcs' of the Public schools But
let me point with pride to the Public schools of
Cleveland, Cincinna ii, Dayton, etc. There, they
arc decided success. Now the same excrton is
only necessary here to insure their success.-
There must be hearty cooperation of the citi.
zcns; in procuring competent Teachers commo.
dious School. houses. etc. The State fund is n
liberal one and should be judicously expended
Before the Public schools are disparaged and de.
pticated, let them have fair trial Many Of
our ablcst ard most distinguished men have ncv.
or had any oihcr than Common school educa.
tiGn. would not say a word todisparage Col
egc, Academy, or Select School,; but on the con.
trary, would bid them God speed. There must.
be Primary, as well as Secondary, Schools. /
would encourage all. And whenever VIC can in
duce any Farmer, Mechanic, and citizens in the
land to believe that, dollar, or hundred dollars,
invested in the education of his sons and daugh
tiers, is a better investment. than in property, or
money, all the schools will be full and running
over. If ! have dollar to give my child, will
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not consume, and which cannot be squnndercd.-
1t will make an honest living, and may make a
fortune, il not, it will make a man happy and
contcntcd, and qualify him for lucrative and re-
spcctful positions in society The man who was
shipwrccked on an island and lost all his fortune.
went to teaching the inhabitants for living
wrote home to educate their children. hope the
readers of the FARMER will ponder these desultory
thoughts, and if acceptable, we will have some
thing forthcoming on the same theme; something
in which Eve fair daughters will be interested
J. R.. +.
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To Consumptiyes.

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COMMUNICATIONS.
For the Farmer.
Old Neddy Hall.
RrnI1N. O. Nny. 10Th 1862.


MEssRs EprToRs:-As you are doubtless aware,
though you have never condescended TO notice
him, we have an old granny in this town, named
Neddy Hall, who often writes communications for
the Holmes County Republican. Last week he
had long communication, designed principally
for the FARMER, which was batch Of ialsehood
from beginning to end.
! do not design engaging in war of words
with Old Ncddy but since he is so anxious for
newspaper notoricty, will give your readers
portrait Of him.
He is an i'll grained, vicious, snarng old Gus
TONER worse than any old woman for tattling
and backbiting. By dcvotng his entire attention
to other peoples business to the neglect of his
own he has so "run into the ground" pccuniariay
that he Is a good customer to the Sheriff and Con
stable. Scare ely man, woman or ch lid, in or
about Berlin has escaped his lying old tongue.--
lie is u kind of an Ishmalite his hand is against
every man and every mans hand is against him.
lie was appointed Post Master at this place be
cause he could boast of being the meanest and
most meddlesome man about town. IL any Dem
ocratic man. woman or child can go to The Post
office and get away without being insuted by the
old creature they are extreemly lucky. His
abuse of true Union men and his Owe for the
nigger secured him the appointment of tax as
SCISSOR, in which capacity he is paid some -four
dollars day, as | am informed. Being both
Post Master and tax assessor and aspiring TO a
seat in Congress he feels greater necessity to fol-
low the bent of his rotten heart by lying abou t
You and other true Union men, 1t would be a
great relief to the people of this place to have
the administration give him some appointment
that would take him out of the ncighborhood
/ That excreasenced communication troubles
him wonderfully. He knows very well who sent
it to him, but he is afraid to say anything to, Or
of the man who did send it,. He is fully aware
you had nothing to do with it, but preferinga lie
to the truth he charges it on you. lie don't
ike the FARMER--nether does any other disun
onabolition scoundrcl
commend you for treating the Yilc old wretch
with silent contempt, aud would do so myself
we're it not that want you and your readers to
know who he is, and what he is.
TRUTH.
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The wonders of the Microscope.


We understand it is through the agency of this
marvel viewing instrument that DR.. AVER has at
length succeeded in finding the PALUDAL MIAsM
and determining its character. or its effects we
in this section have abundant evidence in the FE,
YER AND AouE which it alone produces when alb.
sorbed through the lungs into the blood 1t has
long been held to be vapor or something in the
yapor Of water from decayed and decaying vege.
tation. Under a great magn!fying power, the
Doctor has found this vapor to contain distinct Or
Ganisms or living bodies, corresponding precisely
with those found in the blood of Ague subj, cts
They are l3 600 times less than visible to the
naked eye, but have distinct character and form
He thinks they are reproductive in decaying mat,
ter or II the blood, and hence their long contin
ued life or the remote effects of them in the sys
tenn. He maintains that they resemble in char.
acter the other Preventative poisous, or such a,
the virus OF rabies or of dead body, &c all O
which are known to reproduce themselves will
great rapidity like yeast in moistened -four, Sc
that the slightest quantity lmpregnates the Who'll,
mass. Yeast through powerful magniher is seer
to be forest of vegetation which grows, bios
SONS, and goes to seed in a short time. Miasn
not so distinctly vegetable, but has more the ap
pearance of animal life although its motions can
not be perfectly distinguished. What the Doc
tor claims to have settled is that it is an organic
substance and he has further found and emhodeC
in his "Ague Cure" what will destroy it.-St
Louis MOI Journal.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-11-13

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