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The Two Mohs in Raleigh-Addition.
nj Particulars.

The Raleigh On. CO. Progress, Of the
Ilth inst, furnishes an account of the
proceedings Of the two mobs which de-
stroyed two newspaper Offices in that city.
1t is proper to state that the Progress is
s'Buffalo" sheet, like the Standard,
which was destroyed:
On Wednesday night, about 10 O'Clock, a
part of Benning' = Georgia brigade-pr
some fifty to one hundred men apparently
led by officers, passed up Fayetteville street,
and halted at the HtGssd0yd Ofice. They were
armed, aud carried torches. Some Of the
officers went 10 Mr.. HOlden's house and In
quired for that gentleman. Heappeared and
invited them 81; but, after assuring them
selves they had found his residence, they
withdrew; and soon the attack was made on
the Office by the armed men. The men did
not seem TO be excited or 10 manifest any
paesi0n, but went to cutting the office as
they would have commenced the performance
of any ordinary camp duty, all the move
lAents being seemingly directed and carried
o. By officers.
Tie type were all thrown in the street or
scsttsrsd about the hosse, some state work
uas destroyed, and paper, stationery, &c,
carried on Neither the building or the
poNer-press were injured, and Mr.. Holden
expects to resume the pablication Of h6 pa
per In lev days.
Gov. Vapcs bang sent Tor, arrived at the
scene of destruetion about the time the work
Of 9nt1Jug Tie oGIco had been cOlnpteted.
He Snkea enc &c fhe 012eeT to assemble hi1
non 8 - Niaho1 to a1dress than Tbs
nAn q ooce 1nsua1 into line ard the Gov
essos l.sssa r.. bsggisg them ben, g ~ ~,
1eae - &c 70 their quarter, Which tAey
u p. 's.s.. - & -. knovn fhat ocvcrnor
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By Fatian, Ha',es &; Heisiger, Auo1,

II AND FOR SALE At AUCTION.,We nil al,
l. at auction, ut Chesterfield q II, n IL osl IA
on the lAth Of September, court dsyD . trset .,
LAND, containing about 45O acles, and hc.,'.
about one mile Of Clover Hill X, mies Of Th aa
ferield II, IL miles Of Petersburg, and ,doi.ia.
tho lands Of Richinood and Petersburg R M ns
Middleton, DR. Robinson, and others Eortv a.. -.
cleared. sod four hundred acres In wood ,.d TIM
bsr one or two small dwelling houses, out of rna,
upon It. The attention Of persons who vish q \.
vest In property that will always bring them sa.,
income by little attention il called to this ss
TssAs-One third cash, and balance In onr tvo
and three years; or cash ~ the purchssr nav A.
sire. PULLlAM, uANES 4 WRIsla M
re 5--Sts 49,,
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CONNECTION OF An ERROR. In our re
marks upon the National Loan Of France
we COMPOUNDED it with the Credit Nobit-
Ter. We understand they are two dis
tinct and widely different affairs, the lat
ter being tax on moveables. We erred
from sheer ignorance, and nothing else.
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DIED.

Oh the 18th INST, at 5H O'Clock, after long aud
painful iliness, 1HOS SUTEK, aged 63 years.
The friends aud acquaintance OF the family are
respectfully invited IL attend his funeral this fAun
day. afternoon, at O'Clock tr0n his late residence
on the WestiiaM Piankroat.
On the 18th inst, Ut Group. Al BERT THOMAS, in
FAINT son Ut Iohlrand Sarah Mofiat aged wears
month and IL days.
His funeral viii take place from his grandfather
residence, 9th, between Marshall and Clay, this
(MOnday) afternoon, at O'clock. -
At Tuscswil'a, Heufico county, on Friday even
ing the 18th inst, aged nearly six years, THOMAS
HENRY TAYLOR, son Of Capt Va hew Taylor
Of the S Ordnance Corps. and the adopted SON o
Colonel and Mrs Thomas II Ellis
Al Anneheld, in Clarke county, on the 10th ol Az
gust, 1853, ANNIE PAGE, Gully daughter Of Rober,
II aud Lucy Relshaw, aged two years aud three
On the 9Th Of September, DAVIS BEAUaEGARD
infant SON Of Martin and Elmima Spicer aged
year nonths amt q days.
TO ny DARLING.
Cradle bed Is empty,
Darling Is not there;
uaiss him In the pursery,
miss him everywhere;
am giad that be is happy.
Bat shall mies him 80;
never, never. wished before
To leave my home below
Bat new my baby brother
Is gone to 1--we above,
almost i00g 70 Join h,m there,
And live with him in love-
viii n0e think him sleeping
In the low church yard bed,
But rather that he u keeping
"A watch around my head.
Or Has SisrEa.
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By O'eens u Wills, Auctionesrs,
mo. q 18th street,

"OUSEHOI.D and kitchon Furniture, Horse AMI
I'LL Buggy, Shoenlakers' T.oIs, Leather. Sc =,
auction VIII be sOld at auctiea on Monday ns,r
at 10 O'Clock, at the store formerly occupied by
hardlngham, Broad street, between ii aud III
lot Of
Bedsteads. feather beds, mattresses
Tables, chairs, crOckefy
GiassWare, two stoves
= large lot OF bed clothng, &c
Also, about
70 fancy paper shoe boxes
100 pairs lasts assorted
Lot Of shoemskers' tools
Leather boot trees, sc.
And at II O'Clock,
good work horse, years old
Buggy and harness.
BY order u W PFEFFER
Sale conducted by OwESs Willis, Auctrs
SELF
BY H. s. heasants. Auet.
~ ENTEEL Household Furniture at Auction On
~ Monday, the 18th instant will sell ut the resi-
dence OF q Harris, Esq, ON venable, between 2ls,
aud I'D streets, Union Hill all h,s Household and
Kitchen Furniture, embracing
entirely new Brassels carpet, very large
ray
l superior sofa, lounge
wardrobe, bureaus, cane seat chairs
Bedsteads, bedding, curtains, &c
Also,
A general assortment 81 kitchs 10 furniture
Al the same time the House can be rented p.
vately. IS PiEASANTS
Sc 10 Auctouee,
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TnE FloBT AT BKnxnLsY SpaIN0s. "A
Few days since we published from North
ern journals brief account Of an en-
gagement At Berkeley Springs, Morgan
county. We have since obtained some
particulars from Southern source. -
Capt. Blackford, with squad Of men,
numbering about twenty-five, attacked
the enemy at 8 o'clock in the morning
Of the 9Th inst, and routed them com
pletely, capturing twenty nine prisoners,
one negro, sixty horses, and some three
hundred navy pistols-all Of which they
succeeded in bringing off in safety. The
prisoners had arrived at Staunton, en-
route for Richmond. The cnemy's force
at the time tine attack was made is said
to have numbered some three hundred,
but were taken by surprise, their pickets
having been flanked.
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M Ar RED.

On the evening OF the 10th inst, in Oregon Hill il
Church, by Rev Jas Gates, Mr. FRANCIS PA
kATEk and Miss ELIZABETH MILLER, the former
OF Henrico county, ami the latter OF Richmond city.
At Charlottesville, Va, on the 10th inst. by the
Rev MIR Meade, Lieut. ROBES MASSlE, CS A, OF
Alhenarle county. to Miss BRITTLE LEWIS, of
Chariot esYills.
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by 4. s. HeaSaats, Aaet'r.

HANDSOME Pianos, Furniture, &c, for sale al
auctiOn.-I will sell ut 10 O'Clock on Tuesday
the 18th inst, at my store
handsome pianos, III mahogany cases
handsome set pariOr furniture, comprising
Tetea tete, g spring seat chairs aud rocking
chair
Walnut extension table, bedsteads
Carpets, rugs, crockery and glassware
Several excellent cooking stoves
Besides general assortment Of other articles Of
Household and kitchen furniture.
viii sell the pianos at IL O'clock, one Of which is
octave, in complete order, and has very hand
Come cover. tse la ES PLEAsANrS, Aact.
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(tAkPENTERS sHOr, cosDsr u Cary AMI M -.
IA =, s anc'ion.~.At the reaaest u hr David Gisss
O'Clock u the large framed Carpenters slo~ "
as abOve aud bot recently built viii sb, IN =
finished work for two-ssory dwelling and ~. ne
together With All tho tools, work benches, Anal
ratus usually found in house Joiner q estsisAaps
TERMS --Cash. JAS n rAYIOa sI
Sc IL ""l
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From MiSSisSiDpi.

JACKSON, Sept. 1l.-All quiet in front.
No news Of any kind has been received
within the last forty-eight hours. The
cavalry under Gen. Lee were reviewed
yesterday by Gen. Hardee.
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Two Brick Tenemeats, ON the North side rAf,.,,
aear the late residence of Preptss. :, W.
ton II will sell the premises, on Nouds, s ~.
September ut ~ O'Clock, the two brick teos,n..
located as above. ZACH tenement iras rooms ~
feet to an alley "'
Terms made known on day 81 sale
Set JAS n TAYJOR A..
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= 00oD rA14 u1na = usg1A e Rlenan1,
~ - n auuo - soQne6t ef114s 3tAa
II M IN ~ 1880. - nso4sy, 1lse
- q u sds1sek = =, - - ps<ntsee, ~
- kesNa q slDosAy'As' Alaafsd q ~ nenn.
ia hoa1, aad With1n 0ae nlle Of ~ \ snd h =.
II epntains 10 sese1 q vA'cA abo1t 10 . .
olsessd snd hiahlv pe6Astive; tAs reeassAss b h
osisinnl growth a. - 4 and tl0bsr. On TIL plnee
thsss b comtdstshas dwelling. viii ssvse roeus,
sjtuatsd In beao1ifno grove; . lasge brick harm,
and other buldinas. Thsrs b aiso - excellent or
ehnsd Of choice ftuits.
TAis IL Justly regarded - Oae o. the most valua-
he farms 81 fts size il the county. Ferrous wish
ing 10 purchase are invited 10 examine Il before the
Cay Of ssle.
TERhs-To suit purchasers
A D WILLIAMS, Auctr.
PS-At the same time will b. Sold Negro Man,
who ID said to be very superior 0srdsner.
Sc d w. Aust'r.
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VJALUABLE Real Estate, on the Southwest Co,

VALUABLE Real Estate, on the Southwest Cor
" ner Of Broad and 81 SIS, 1t auctIon.--On
Thu rsday, nth September, al O'clock M. upon
the premises will be sold tie shove situated prop
esfy occupied By Mr. Laube. 1t fonts SO feet and
runs back - feet The attention OF capitalists
Il Invited to the sale Of this truly valuable prop
erty.
TERMS "A portion in cash; and the baisrc &c
reasonable credit or the whole in cssh, the purs
chaser may prt fer.
Sc IL A WILLIAMS. Auet,
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By Sunssey d Aresats, Auctioneevs,
(Corner Main and 18th SITS.

A UCTION Sale Of Dry Goods, Boots aud Shoes,
IA Fancy Goods, &c.-We will SELL on Wednes-
day next, the 18th inst, at eur war; house, com
mencng At 81 o'clock, general assortment OF
Dry Goods,
Boots and SHOES,
Hats,
Fancy Goods,
Notions. &c.
Particulars will appear On Tuesday.
tel4 SUMNER L ARENTS, .Aucts.
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VALUABLE houee aud LA va 0face aud ON ~ !"
auction | will sell upon the vreanisss, ~ ib.
day, 18th September, at O'ciock y, thai SasaSs
private residcnee located ~ above, AMI u p'Ns
occupied by Mr. A A huyts $. THIS property
well known that Il K deemed uaasesesary 10 ""
minute deSctp& a IT,
terms usie known Gu day q sale ....
sell IN TAYLOR, AseA
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By D"ntop, Moste'0e & Co, Aners.

By Dunlop, Moaeuue & Co, Anefs.
Try GOODS, Stationery, &c, for Sale at Auction -
- IN Tuesday, the I'D inst, commencing at .
O'Clock, We will sell by catalogue, ut our auction
store, u large and valuable assortment OF English
Dry 0oods, Stationery, ne, consisting in part Of
lsl pieces Ga mOlsar iustres, assorted qualities
20 do do fine alpacas
SIS do black and white prints
l20 do madder plate prints
592 do 6S white calnbrcs
2G0 90 Irish linens, assorted qualities
II do black taiieias
0packss "A folder Grape
IL pieces n inch tan Ia NOR
~ do 40 do Irish sheengs
leo do a. fronting linen
100 do brown linen
SO do ga dafnask
- do Is iuch htickaback
coo dozen 2Ox20 and 2ix2i linen cambria hdKfs
81 pieces extra super white aud drab satteens
IA do indigo blue mixtures army cloth
1872 do 80 inch British iOug cloth
~ do SIesa flannel, assOf ted colors
1878 lbs blue aud white and black thread
100 dozen patent shoe thread
lGS pairs ladies assorted shoes
l6 cases (6l0 reams) letter and cap papersas-
sorted as 10 quality and ruling
All the above goods were purchased Of the manu-
facturers or their agents, in English markets, by
merchant Of this city familiar With the wants or the
not superior, ~ amy lot VI goods offered Tor gale
in this market.
IA bales A sheetngs and 7 shirtugs am. osua.
burvs
with other goods suited TO the trade
Catalogues aud goods ready for examination On
Monday, 2ist inst.
Sale " lthout reserve for cash.
DUNLOP, MONCURE & co,
Sc l2-tds Auctioueeis.
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REAUTfFI'L Cottage Residence ON Grote street, in
Sidney, ut auction. -On Friday 18th September,
at 81 O'Clock n, viii be sold upon the premises,
the ltansn Cottage, recently occupied by Major r
Wren, Situated Grove st. just opposite the former
residence 0f Mr. JnO Iok nson. Il has about seven
rooms besides kitchen and about an acre Of land
attached.
The situation is n the most desirable portion Of
the suburbs, and che arrangement III the premises
displays considerable taste. The house being now
vacanty immediate possession will be given.
Terms purchasers may wish
"a A ID WILLIAMS. AUct
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CoRREcrIoN.-In our Legislative pro-
ceedings Of Friday We enormously stated
that Mr. Dulaney, of Fairfax, introduced
a preamble and joint resolutions on the
war, and its present aspect" &c. These
resolutions were offered by Mr.. Garrison,
the Senator from AccoMac.
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FINRUSTEE'S Sale Of House and Lot Oregon
II Hill.-As trustee in deed Of trust from u
Hermann and wife to the subscriber. dated - May,
1856, duly recorded in RichmoDd Hastings Court
ON the Goth Msy. 1856, shall In execution Of ths
said deed, 1.-THE raid Hermann being non sident
Of this Stat.s) at the request Of the majority Of
creditors therein named. proceed to cell, at public
auction, for cash, ths premises Thurs lay. the
oath day Of 8 pte 0bsr, 1868, at o'c.ock r NJ iii
fair, if not, the first fair DAY therafter the House
aud Lot dssig aated lett "C' In Howsrds plan.
fronting 80 feet running back l0S feet, and former
ly coupled by the said @ Hermann and family and
now occupied by his daughter
60 14-tds w dODDIN, Trustee.
DUBLlC SALE-Wili be sold ut public auction,
IN the county Of Hanover, ~ miles from Ash
land, on the premises Of the subscriber. ON Weanes
day, the 23d day Of tbs present month, III fair, II
not the next fair day) all the crops Of corn. wheat,
rye, oats, folder, hay, ttraw, ~, 81 head Of fat
sheep, 70 head Of hogs, mich cows, wheat machine,
wheat fan. all in complete order, plantation uten-
siis, household and kitchen furniture, &c, he.
TERMS-Cash. SLAUGHTER Il BULLOCK.
re 14-Ml4AM21 2t4
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BY Williamson & Co., Amt's, 1872 Main ST.

/
I(OUsEHOID and Kitchen Furniture at auciisa -
"a Tn Monday, lath inst, commencing ut ~ o'eIek
N, will sell ut the residence Vi Mr. Chas hgefi
on Marshall 81, between 5th and 9Th, q very ,bsln
BILE assortment III household and Kitchen Furniture
Consisting VI the following and other articles, VIA
1 rosewood Piano, On oetaves
/ mahogany Writing iesk
/ marble top Table
Wardrobe, Chairs
Be tsteads, Bedding
Window Curt
Stoves, Carpets, sc
Sc 10 WILLIAMSON Il co, Aaets.
EREE Negroes at Aucto0.-By virtue Of All order
Of the Hastings Court VI the city u K,cbinost
VIII sell Monday next, tho lith inst, Qhai being
Court day } ia front OF the Gty Hail. at IL oebts
a NJ, Patrick Coleman and job Green, free negsoes,
convicted by said Court Vi graad larceny and o.
dered to be sold Into absolute slavery. Also, all oh
man named John, committed ~ jail for go'ug al
large. aud ordered 10 be cold.
THOMAS Z DUDLEY,
&c lot 6erg't City Vi kchHoud
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From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Sept. l2.-There was
considerable firing last night chiefly from
our batteries All quiet this morning
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M ETkOPOLiTAN HALL.

IA N EThUFULIIAV HAIL.
This (MONDAf) night, SIt II, 1865,
sisth nieht OF the
NEW IRONCLAD OPERA TROUPE.
llonse crowded to j utmost capacity to See the
perfor nance Of tbs
Excelsior Troupe.
Go early to secure iests.
Tonight the side splitting Farce,
THE BLACK STATUE.
Grand Free Exhibition Of
Dissolving Views,
from all carts Of the globe in front Of the Hail.
Incomprehensible, nexhaustitle Budget to night.
a1- See nrogrammeS Sc lille
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By Williamson Il Co., Auets,
mo. lSe Main street.

Try Williamson Il Co., duets,
No. lS2 Main street.
RUGGIEs, Spring Wagons, Smiths Tools, &c, at
- auc,ion.-Me will sell on Friday, September l,th,
at the shop OF Il U Sterling, on nth, near Marshall
street, commencing At ~ O'Clock NJ, the following
and other articles
buggies, che nearly new
spring wagon, with top
Wagon, dray, aud cart aAIe5
Lat VI new horse shoes
Sfnltifs' touls, vi all descfipt
Lot Of wheeiwrights totL
Gets stocks and dies
Lot 81 slnitis' coal
drill press &C.
WILLIAMSON l. co, Auct'rs.
B-As Mr. Sterling contempiaies u Charge II
business, ali persons owning articles at his shop
hereby notified to come forward before the day Oh
safe Jay charges .1 w sIs isS ssay 70 Aae,
The above sale Is postponed 10 Tuesday, the 10th
last Fee III a 90, Auct'rs
INURNTyURv, Piano, Sewing Machinss, &C, at auo.
"a tt0u-On Wednesday, the 10th nst, cOinMenc
lug at 10 O'Clock n, viii sell VI saiesr0o0s,
No ls2 Main street, varied assortment II Goods,
consisting Id part Of the follow ing ARTICLES
very superior mahogany piano, octaves, Of
st0ddard 4 Dauia,n'a make
excellent walnut cabinet sewing machine, Of
Wheeler Wilson's make
elegant mahogany writing desk
Cabinets, waslstands
Ssfas, lounges
windsor, cane scat, and parior sla.ss
Tables, bedsteA1s
Feather beds, mattresses
kiankets, quilts aud spreads
Carpets, mirrors
1Squsrter ledger
$50 yds cotton, linen, aud damask goods, little
damaged
AsmaIf lsvoice calf skin boots
Window shades, curtaas
Cy0ckery and glassware, 10.
sel2 WILLIAMSON 4 CO, Aac,rs.
~ FES-~-r
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80 PER FLAG OF TRuCE Late Northern Papers
fnew arrival TINS (Monday) MORNING, j from New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore OF the very latest
dates, at the CONFEDERATE READING RooA. Also, Yam
kee EDITORIALS Also on file, the latest Charleston
papers, giving all the news Vi the movements and
operations there Papers from all parts OF the South
and all 0f tile city papers,
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DANCING ACADEMY
BY Prof 81 Ndr Bingham.
Exchange Hotel, l4th aud Franklin SITS Entrance
on llth ST.. Ladies private entrance.
Prof Bingham presents his compliments 10 the la
dies aud Gentlemen OF Richmond and respectfully
announces to them that he will resume the duties Of
his profession.
Tuesday evening. Sept 18th, 1866 O'Clock, for
children.
"Wednesday, NJ for ladies.
Wednesday, p y, for gentlemen.
Chldren's classes: Tuesdays and Thursdays P II,
Saturdays II AN
Ladies classes Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fri
days4FN
Gentiemen's classes Mondays, Wednesdays shd
SaturdaysSPM.
TERMS ascerialned on application.
An early attendance IS requested.
UT<Practicing parties every Thursday evening at
SH o'clock
Private classes at schools al residences will be
formed il requested. Sc 9 cit
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a Ut,zION HALAc1-fv4ugs DAua


ltOR RENT at Aactiop.-I will rent ct suef'"u.
on Wednesday, the 18th Sept, st o'clock, GA
the premises. ON Book Avenue, between Clay ssa
Leigh streets, for " months, avery nest ana com
Portable Brick Dwelling, with ROOMS '"ms'
.. II JAS NJ TAYLOR. Auct'r
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-03-21
Sherif's Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS, LYON County, SIS.
James L. Thomson VS.. Hall & Porter.
DY virtue of an order of SALE to me directed,
ID issued out of the Fifth Judicial District
Court, for Lyon county, State of Kansas, will,
on
TUESDAY, THE 24rH DAY OF MARCH, A. D. 1868,
between the hours of ten o'clock a. m. and four
o'clock p. m, at the Court House door, in the town
of Empona, county of Lyon and State of Kansas,
offer for sale at public auction to the highest bid
der, for cash in hand, all the right, title and in
terest of Messrs. Hall q Porter in the following
described real estate, to wit: The southwest quar-
ter of the northeast quarter and the southeast
quarter of the northwest quarter of section num-
Der thirty three (33) township number fifteen (l5),
range number twelve (l2), east of the 9th princi-
pal meridian, situated in the county of Lyon,
State of Kansas and to be sold to satisfy said
der of sale.
Sherif's Office, Feb. 90, 1863.
JAMES B. COX, Sheriff,
1880 $6.75l By RoB'r PARHAN, Under Sheriff.
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NOTICE.

Elcy Sheneman, Administrative to the Estate OF
Abraham Sheneman, deceased, vs.. the heirs
creditors, and others interested In the real es-
tate of said Abraham Sheneman, deceased.
ITO all the heirs, creditors and others interested
L in the estate of said deceased Notice is
hereby given that the said Elcy Sheneman, Ad-
minstratriX of said estate, hts filed her petition
in the Probate Court of Lyon county, State of
Kansas, praying order of sale of the followin G
described real estate, to wit The n e. quarter of
section twenty-four (24), township nineteen (I9),
range eleven (ll); and also the west half of the
south west quarter of the north west quarter of
section twenty-seven (27l, township nineteen 90,
range twelve Q2). in the county of Lyon, State of
Kansas. Said order of sale is asked for that said
real estate may be sold to pay the debts of sal d
estate. Notice is further given that said petition
will stand for hearing before the Probate Court of
Lyon county, state aforesaid, on the first Monday
in May, A. d. 1863, and that unless the contrary
be shown on that day, before said Court an order
will be made to sell said real estate or so much
thereof as Will pay the debts of said estate.
ELCY SHENEMAN,
Administrative of the Estate of A. Sheneman.
By j. H WATSON, her Attorney in Fact.
Dated February eth, 1863. 276-S2 $l2.
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Sheriff s Sale.
KANSAS, LYON COUNTY, IS

STATE OF KANSAS, LYON COUNTY, IS
James G. Munkres vs. Hall & Porter.
DY virtue of an order of sale. to me directed
ID issued out of the Fifth Judicial District
Court, for Lyon county, State of Kansas, will,
on
TUESDAY, THE 24TH DAY OF MARCH, A. D. 1868,
between the hours of ten o'clock a. m. and four
o'clock p. m, at the Court House door, in the
town of Empora, county of Lyon and State of
Kansas, offer for sale at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand, the following
described lands and tenements, to wit: The east
half of section number twenty-nine (29), and the
west half of the southwest quarter of section
number twenty eight (26), all in township num-
Der fifteen 5), south of range mum Der twelve l2)
east of the sixth principal meridian situated in
the county of Lyon, State of Kansas, taken as the
property of the said Messrs. Hall d Porter and to
be sold to satisfy said order of sale
Given under my hand, ut office in Emporia,
this Goth day of February, A. D. 1863.
JAMES 3. cox, Sheriff Lyon Co., Eas.
1880 $9l0l By r. PARHAM Under Sheriff.