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The New York herald., 1863-02-07

Jan. 20, 1858.
CouEcroR's OFFICE, CUSTOM HoUsx,l
NEw YORK, Jan. 90, 1858. I
SRf in receipt OF your letter OF the 23d instant
enclosing resolution Of Senate calling information
70 the amount Of collected since the passage Of
She act Of March 2, 1851 printing paper. Printing
paper not being subject 70 different rate OF duty from
other paper 1t has not been distinguished such the
invoices and entries Is thought that but little If any,
has been imported. The headings prescribed for the
apd manufactures Of not specified" Printing paper would
0e embraced under the latter head enclose statement
Of the yauo imports under each head with the
OF duties accrued thereon Very respectfully
dent servant, C. p. CLINCH, Deputy Collector.
Hon. 8. p CHASE, Secretary Of the Treasury.
Imports of Paper the Port of Ne,c York from April l.
1861, to December 81, 1852.
Value. Dpy
Daper writing, 80 per cent. .....$72157 21647 10
Paper, writing, 80 por cent ...... 22432 1851 20
Paper manufactures Of 80 per cent So ,3o8 26,792 40
Paper manufactures Of SIS per cent 36 1888 891 55
Total. .$22O, ,730 90 691s2 rs
Custom HOUSE,, BALuMoRE. Jan. 2T, 1858.
SR-Yours OF the 23d instant, conveying copy OF q
resolution Of the Senate calling for information concerning
che duty printing paper, Ia received. After careful
examination hare to repnt printing paper entered at
is port since Aarch 2, 1861. am. very respectfully,
HENRY W. HOFFMAN, Collector
hon. 8. P. CHASE, Secretary Of the Treasury.
CUSTOM HousK, PHu.ADElPu1A,l
COLLECTORS OFFICE, Jan. 20, 1868. !
SHIN reply TO your letter Of the 23d instant, beg
leave TO state that there hare been inpodons of print
ing paper this port since the ID Of Mdrch 1851
seqeusly received errom. Very respectfully,
yours WILLIAM B. THOMAS. Collector.
Hon. s. P. CHASE, Secretary Of the Treasury.
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OCULIsTs ANDlAURIsTs.

CIGHT ANDsHHARIN0 -DN A. cADwELis AFTER
- absence Of nncen yeArs mss ,or.
sr,on psse Drosaway. Or. q has devoted twenty
yesrs slslu.'sy s>sAa speciality oase hoan fron A.
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SALES Ar AUCTIOH.

oS1.s H.s g rs..s.y 70 ss Z
a. so S o. 1 with
FEET sna upwards IN aspS
No. ssr
M DOUGHTY. AUoTIoNEER, WILL SELL AT HIS
~ sslssrSom y Nassau street. on Saturday. Feb .:
general q seooua hand Furniture for
$ n IL Ard
Carpets. Feather Beds Bedadhiss ahss &c
Of purchasers who bought goods 40s Eighth
they WIN be sold their account - ''N - ''''
=. Monday, 9th inst at o'clock a. 3 Bowery
S e q % Of U sna a y
Sherry, Madeira ana caret Wines also arge at o. Ii
se Also at l. clock 30 dozen Hoop skirts sisss
CHERIrF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF AT.
taohmsnt ans BY virtue Of an order issued opS II The
o DS oy s oh The ~ sa
1855 II A. M at the Tatersa stables. corner OF Sixth
sss and street 1n JAMES si Isfs E9se
Orange county WIN 70 sold at pub ic auction Thurs
a,spSssa ryss sale TSs
bordersd BY woshsm Lake. beautiful psce ce.,
S.y aas WITH the
.r and ne spon Ssshsr o with The S to the
with The farm contains 400 OF choice land
buildings In good repair The farm contains valuable and
milk The farm contains 1889 acres of very chocs
no @ M me ss ess ssS
q land with dwelling hoass &C. This farm . So sit a,sd on
half mile Of the railroad joins the homestead farm,
''"' AA'' -"'"' y ''e n A. DURLAND Exccutrir.
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Sales OF Real Estate.
FIN ANClAL.

4
FINANCIAL.
| A RMY AND NAVY COLLECTION AND PAY OFFICE
am sssss @ B1ss Pay re MONEY
upon application. SOMEs a BROWN
A DrERs AND SAILORS PAS 3rcouNqs AND AND
CLAIMS adjusted and DASHED; BACK PAY, I&IzE and
by EDWARD BssEaL s slg prs
A RsY AND NAVY CLAIM OFFICE PRIZE MONEY,
IA pensions and oounties procured Prize money now
ready Tor thirty vessels All Kinds Law business
Il d EVEN a CO.
A SEM IANsUAL DIVIDEND OF THREE AND A
se cos abs S ss qaes s & sGf % s
city Of New YORK on and .r MONDAY The 10th of February
10Th inst, both inclusive GEO. A. HoYT, Treasurer,
ExCHASGE ON LONDON AND PARIS FOR SALE
u By WELLS FARGO CO., ~ Broadway.
MONEY wAyrED-IN SUNS FROM IS ooo TO $4,000.
V ~ls is',r o., 90 , sss For particulars address B. y
NV yoah sND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
street s yor January az fSSs syeISs ,ns Twenty
=, sad @o.sss' ogsSs % VIII Se sd End .er rstra.r
New iOfk kSp NEW nAyEN RAILROAD COMA
rry.sgrs,s onS. ,Jsng.r, a. issA d,'ie,nd oi -
ones err q a., :. s' % nse sn ana
,iusiye. w. BkMENT, rreasuTer
OFFICE OF THE ERlE RAILROAD COMPANY IA
~ West street, New YORK, January ~, loGA
DIv1DEND.-rhe Board of Directors o this Company
declared dividend Of Five free govern.
the Preferred Capital Stock OF earnings
ending 3st December lS62 payable the
odce, Erie place. the l7h day February neat
tnose parties in whose names the stock registered the
closing OF the books.
The Transfer OF the Preferred will close a, t~
O'Clock Monday, the 3D. and open iTh Febru.
~ - HoRArIo n OTIS Secretary
DROPosALs FOR $Sap CENTRAL pARE IN.
provcment Fund Stock OF 1876 -seaed proposals will
be received the Comptroers once until Tuesday the Sd
oay d March 1853 at O'Clock r. M when the will
be publicly opened for the whole any part OF
FUND Stock authorized by chapter s5 i5eO
and by ordinance Of the Common Council approved By
The Mayor. April 70, 1850
The will bear interest at the OF per cent
per payable quarter yearly and the principal viii be
redeemed November l. lcIe
The proposals VIII state the amount Of stock desired and
the hundred dollars thsreof and the persons
whose proposals are accepted required 70 deposit with
the OF the city, within Eve after open
ing OF the bids the awarded to them respectively
ON presenting the Comptroller receipts Of the
Chamb<fain for such dsposs tho parties Will be en-.
titled certificates for equal OF the par
Of the STOCK bearing Interest from the dates o. pay
Each proposition should be sealed and endorsed "Pro
posss for Central Park Improvement Fund Stock ana
nclosed second eope addressed the ptroIer
The right reserved TO all Of the bids con-
city AIIHsW I BRENNAN. Comptroller.
CIR Or ss- yoss is:, p.sssItssres n,y r'sssSes
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~ coLUnsIAh (nARINEl INSURANCE. cohPAHY.
From statement for year ending Decembes ST. s6s
s smoun. o. ssses January Se ~ o
NJ nnt MSun' Oh premiums io ~ 1I Gs t
Dividend or the year 10 s.ocihoders Is psr cent
Guaranteed cash dividend dealers (holdng
Saesss vi ssa dss na.
Losses paid gold upon risks on which The premium is
Dealers with Sis Company will be allowed the option 60
lieu oi :. each year IN
se isS ssw
aPs3 sss
Upon other voyage risks .p0u cargo and feigh, return
Of hf,een per cent
such privilege. however being confined to persons and
earned and paid during the year shall amount to the Of
one hundred dollars DIRECTORS
EpgAsD 5G,sy ROVE; sG 6oTs Ss c. ....c
GEoRGE MiLN. D
AnEs AI,hs PESIsSS 11SsRps% g psras0n Bna'e Co.
NM YIN u HALsEy. IS. of Harbecks Hasey
RoL4NR k Z nd,Si &; MITCHELL. OF R. O. Mitchell Co.
ALBERT O. LEE, OF Coaln Bruce, Bshop &Co.
S Sn1ssss Co.,
osss
WILLIAM YOUNG. Vice Presiden, Milwaukee Co. Bank.
Milwaukee.
ANDREW J. RICH, President Bank OF Attica. Buffalo.
DANIEL W. TEILER, Of Gawey Casado Teller.
JOS. MORRISON. =
VIM; II. p0PHAM. of Popham HaItun.
B;S. MSReIs. in, OF Caldwell Morris
HENRY J. CAMhANN, of Wilson Cammsnn.
LAWRENCE MYERS. of Lawrence Myers Co.
CHARLES a. LORD
ROBERT BOVINE. of Bovine Co
GEO. Is. SATTEKLEE, OF Satterlee 4 Co.
JOHN ID. BATES. JR. OF Bates h Co. Boston.
JJhWITT n; RICHMOND, orJ NJ Richmond Co.. Buffalo.
MOSES MERCK. of Oswego
DAVID j. ELY, Of Reynolds, Ely 4 Co. Chicago.
Il. q. MORRIS, President.
TH0S. LORD. Vice President.
WIN. N. WHITNEY, Secretary.
THE CLEVELAND AND PIrrsBURa RAILROAD
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yTALUABLE RIAL ESTATE AT AUCTION-TH
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ATA MEETING OF THE PETERSON BENEVOLENT
IA Association, held Wednesday evening Fe T. 1858.
the fol owing preamble and resolutions nousy
adopted
Whereas has pleased the Almi hty in his wise provi
dence 70 from midst Brother John sowey who
In all the social relations oil life have known to be
right and honorable friend and rs becomes
duty TO TESTIFY In respect for the de-
ceased, therefore
Resolved That in the decease of Brother John sowey this
association has lost Of strong supporters able
ADVISER and n social friend.
Resolved That hereby tender TO the afflicted widow
and children of the dece sed heartfelt hes n
this the hour OF di stress.
Reso we'd That will attend the funeral Of deceased
brother Friday the h instant and that OF those
resolutions be published
VIM. WORK. President.
A. j. FISHER. Vice President.
JoHN WooD, Secretary.
JOS K. JEANNGS, Treasurer.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

lanes NJ. MILLER WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON
Tuesday February H. Ie63, at II O'Clock, Merchants
Exchange salesroom Ill Broadway, Larcnont
dence OF T. X. Collins, IN three distinct parcela See his
special advertisement in the Herald II is conceded
possesses advantages by 9th
pery in this country For and further particulars
apply at the Auctoneer's office, No - Pine street.
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Mr.. George n. Bend. Of The house Of Llvermore,
Clews 4 Co., was elected this morning member
Of the Stock and Exchange Boardl by q very aat.
terng vote.
Mr.. Van Dyck, Bank Superintendent, has pre-.
pared table showing what United States stocks
and notes were held bv the banks Of this State on
The New York herald., 1863-02-07

THE CLEVELAND AND PITTsBURG RAILROAD
Company w pay their First Mortgage Bonds in fun at
the Bank OF North America in the city OF New York, Febru
ruary IL, 1853 al which time interest said bonds will
cease. J.N.MCCULLOUGH. J. N. President
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THE rebellion RECORD"
EDITED BY FRANK MOORE.


SPECIAL NOTICE.
The editor and proprctos Of the Rebellion Rpcordr
this metho ~ return their thanks TO the
spondents who have from time forwarded bli-
cation IN the Record authentic and corrected oilca
and narratives OF the operations of the Teh-
h- several battles which have during the
rebellion especially 10 the who sent the Official
ports OF the battles nj Ant ean Perryvie and Murees
boro tog ther with the Episcopal Pastoral Letter aud
collection OF rebel songs and ballads
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-03-20

out, to Woodbury.. end dnding The enemy
had Ned, the boys would have been glad
20 have burnt The town, as this makes the
second time We have driven them out OF
there. presume ihat, by .his time, they
are in there again. We, as soldiers, must
do rs our officers think best, but u does
seem that some OF these Secesh towns de-
sefveto be Gisd. The health ofthe Reg
iment never has been better. When
forward movement shall be mode by this
army, we expect to be assigned "a, an i'm
portant position, for Hszeh's Brigade IS
noted as lighting Brigade. We arc .un-
able TO guess when the forward moye-
ment viii be made, but we have the .ht-
most confidence in /" Old Rosa ard will
stand BY him 10 she last. ey't' p's
The boys are expecting their pay soon |;
the Pay Master is here. He has paid off
all tho Regiments in this Brigade except
the 4tst. Report says We shah get our
pay tomorrow. The,J.6ersonidn Demo.
crdt, which finds lis way 10 us,is read and
re.read by all the Geauga boys. ,.,.7
IVA g. p b.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-03-20
Xdmintstrntor sale OF Real
itfs EStafe

Tn,pprsuaneei Of an order gIanted bythe
Il sProtate Court OF Gesuga County, y hlo
will offor for sale, a. public auction.
ORSSatnrday. ihe pstb day Of Mqrch 1868,
at.u O'clock, forenoon, upon tho prom iscs :,
the following described real estate, Situate
in the township of Burton,r County of
Geauga and State of Ohio, known as part
of Lots Ne. 96 and et and bounded as fol-
lows, 70 vii: Beginning atsouthleast corner
of land now owned by Jacob Thyasher, i'm
the center Of tho road leading from Burton
to Troy, andrunning west 40 chains aud so
links. TO the cast bank ,oi the CUyahoga Rv-
or; thence southerly along the east bank
OF said River TO tho north line Of landspow
owned by Joseph Bossorts; thence cast along
said Joseph' Bossorts, north line 26 chains
and 81 links, TO a post; thence north 81
links, to apost; thence east 6 chains and s6
links, TO the center Of theaforesaid Road,
thence aortbeAy aleng tho ceDter ofsaid
Road, 10 chains and 53 Inks, TO fhe.piace
of beginning; containing ASA ocres Ct iauG.
Appraissd at $l,7S2.a Terms Of Sale, one
third of the purchase money To 'bel paid
down, ono third in nine months,i and ibe
balance in eighteen months. from day of
sale. Deferred payments TO be on annual
interest and secured. agg
-. u. s, r. MERRIFlELD, q
Administrator Of Richard j.. Siitor decd.
By his Attys, CASfIEID e. SAnTH.,l
EahruarR ID iSfl2 4. 4. a. GSbWAs
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To soldiers Absent Without Leave.
ExrcuTfyr MArsroN. Mar

A PROCLAMATION by THE rREsIokNr oi
A rHR n. f
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election are are substantially asceflained. -,
They are as follows:
1Phesuceess of,he Republican Governor
aud Railroad Commissioner are secured.
though The diversion Of thousands Of Re.
publican volesto Colonel Hartman, the
War iDemocraiiod candidate, places the
Republican candidate second IN the lis, !.
AS, howeYss. the Legislature was morally
certain TO be Repubiican, vote lor ,Har-I
rlman was. virtually a vote for Gilmore,
and thousands Of Republicans, therefore,
voted lor Hartman in the hope that some
War Democrats would thereby be induced
tovcte for ocr Cougressmen. The three
Members Of Congress elect are 1 Dan
id Riareya DeM. ysby 45e majority ~.
Edward ii, Rollins Repub. y by 500 ma.
iofity Ia laieridispRieh says this Dis.
iclisIyery close. and the official count
will be. wanted TO settle the qaesl 4
and 3. James w. Patterson (Reppb.) by
$50 majority VERY nearly We have
not only two OF the three Members, bui
each Of ours has agteaier majority than
the chosen by our adversaiies, The Leg
islalufe is overwhelmingly Republican.
the House by iifsy or sixty m ajority the
Senate by 8lo q, or perhaps 0to 5. TO
the Council, 10 Is believed that three RE.
publicans and two Democrats are chosen.
IN KQsibgns.rsfrgs hslnses bas lsss
IA 3 y7z--ss-su ssrs-ssirsess-s---ii .scsag
Gen. Hunter has issued his order fora
forward maysmepiai ssitsslahns uii14S
. RE ,TEEs Ohio 3 and Mississippi I rirsr. ERA .r.
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tsApprehensiops exist here in which mil,
ilary circles participate ,dhat, a tormidabls
rebel invasion OF Kentucky is imminent
with view 70 the permanent occupancy
of the S ate. 8's AseiiAa 20 s4''As7eti
-. 49,. -. ...L.. ia hi... "a.
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Attachment Notice.

p. ". upban. Pta. } lsefore Z, bayIs J.
- rs. - %. Of Psrkman tewhl,
7, !, Tracy, Def ship Goapga Co. o.
ON tho 9th day u. March, a. o., 1868.
~ said, Justice issued an Order Of Alsi
in the above action. fot tho sam.
q $Ss, aud iniegssl fso| August = 3, y 1861,
Parkmaa, March -, 1868 i.6ssw3
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-10-03
State Fair Grounds.

Yesterday We paid hasry visit to the
State Fair grounds. and found workmen
bu-ily engaged in erecting building to b.
used for the exhibition of the curiosines Ia
be dis play ed on that occa sion. Five are
nearly completed including Floral Hall.
This latter building in size l. about eighteen
by sixty feet, and put up with considerable
skill and taste. The one 20 be used by the
officers as their headquarters i eighteen
BY twenty eight feet. and conveniently ar
ranged for com fort. The remaining four
are eighteen by thirty feet Several other
small build ngs are To b. erected, and will
soon be placed in a forward state of com
pletiOn. The stalls for cattle, sheep and
horses have rot been put up. but will short
" be erected, with capacir, sufficient to &C
commodare the largest possible number
The site selected contains between welve
and fifteen acres and a substantial eight
foot fence surrounds it. There are rhre+
commOdious gates-two on the South and
one on the Et~r. The land being >om- " hal
rolling, the Track will not be Iorai cd around
the grounds, but he made the lower or
South side. with ample room 70 turn. |,
will br in plain view from nearly every por-
ton of the grounds.
Flom all indications, the Fair will be a
success and. from what we can learn we
have no he-irancy in saving that L-aven-
worth will Sc greater gathering on that
occasion than she has ever before seen. At
or previous 20 the 81 ,-e of next week we
expect to see hundred of articles on exhbi-
ton. 1t is to the interest of farmers, M
chancs and machin sts to have their Or
ducts and wares on exhibition early in The
day.
The absence of so many men in the army
will be- felt. but there are enough left TO FL
the grounds and make the exhibition il
every way what il should be-a complete
success Lean Bulletin.
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The Conntr Conren1ion.

EDITOR OF News: After much specula-
ton about the pr6priety ofholding County
Convention, the citizens of Elmendaro be
lieve it best that all the townships should
send up delegates, rather than oppose it in its
inception, because the mass of the people are
not in favor of it. Yet a convention
having been called by portion of the pro-
per committee, it is best to make il "a full
and fair as possible. hoping tba' some gooi
may come out OF '.Nazererh," and the con
flicting elements of the R publican party
may b. harmonized, and its action receive
the full support of the people Vt unlrs
the convention fairly reflects tie views Of
the masses. i,s action will not be needed a.
binding, or its nominations as having pres
tige. There is something ominous in the
call, it only being signed by two of the
committee, who are acting in concert
with a junto OF broken down politicians,
who have no merit of theirow and seek to
fnist upon the community, bantlings who
will best sub-erve their selfish ends. We
will meet you in convention. aud If thu people
have been fairly consulted in their primary
meetings and delegates unrramm led by dem
agogues. come up on the square. we shall
feel that duty aud interest alike demand
that we support the ticket But should the
convention assume the muItifarious forms
ofehicanery which certain class of pnll,i
cal trickslers are always ready TO give j.,
we shall throw ourselves upon cur reserve
rights ania act accordingly. Vox PoPULI
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Notice nf Publication

TOHN W. BLEY, non-resident of the State of
- Kansas, will take notice that Thaddeus e.
Walker, of the State of New York, did, on the
10th day of August, A. D. 1863, file his petition
in the Di strict Court of the fifth judicial district
of the State Of Kansas, within and for the county
of Lyon, in said State, against the said John W.
Bley, defendant, setting forth that the said John
W. Bley gave mortgage 10 the said Thaddeus
H. Walker, on the northwest quarter of section
No twenty eight (25), in township No nineteen
(l9l of range number twelve (I2), east of the 9th
principal meridian, situate in the said county Of
Lyon. to secure the payment of the sum Of two
hundred and forty dollars, according to certain
note referred to in said mortgage, dated Septenl-
her 7th, 1859, payable one year after date, with
interest after due at per cent per month until
paid. The said Thaddeus II. Walker claims tn
further sum of fifty dollars liquidated damages
for foreclosure of said mortgage. The said John
" Bley is further notified that he is REQUIRED to
appear and demur to or answer said petition on
or before the 23d day of October, A D. 1863, or
the same win be taken as confessed, and judy
ment rendered accordingly.
THADDEUS H. WALKER
By SHANNON d SHANNON, his Attol Reys.
August 22d, 1863. $685. S12.00
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Publication Notice.


FORREST R. WARD. in parts unknown. will
Il take notice that Thaddeus H Walker, of the
county of Washington, in the State of New York.
did, about the 10th day of August, A. D
1868, file his petition in the District Court of the
Fifth Judicial District Of the State of Kansas with
in and for the county of Lyon, in said State,
Against Forrest Ward, setting forth thai the said
Forrest R. Ward gave mortgage 70 the said Thad-
deus H. Walker on the southwest quarter of sec
ton number eleven III, in township number
eighteen US, of range number twelve Q2). stu
ate in said county of Lyon, to secure the pay
ment of two hundred and forty dollars (S24O)
according to a certain note referred to in said
mortgage, and dated September 9TH, 1859, paya-
bic twelve months from date, with interest after
maturity until paid, at four per cent. per month
The said Forrest r. Ward is further notified that
he is required to appear and denIur to answer
said petition or before tue 23d day of October
A. d. 1863, or the same will b. take confess
ed, and Judgment rendered accordingly
THADDEUS II. WALKER,
By SHANNON & SHANNON, his Attorneys.
August 22d 1868. 99-5 $lOS0
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Publication Notice.

I0HN T. ROBB, will take notice that VIM.
- W. 'Stickney has filed in the Clerks office of
the Fifth judicial D .trict, sitting in Lyon coun-
ty, Kansas on the 18th day of uly, 1863, his pc
titiOn against him, the object and prayer whereof
are that the northeast quarter of section number
thirty-two (32), in township nunIber twenty (20l,
of range thirteen (13), situate in said county
may be decreed to be sold under mortgage there
on, given to secure the payment of the said Robb's
promissory note for $251.60, of date "LecomPton,
K T., August 10, 1882" and due one year there
after bearing interests t the rate of per cent per
month from maturity, till paid; said note and
mortgage made payable to Amos Tuck, order,
and assigned by him to the said Stickney. A
judgment for the sum of SOL CO. with per cent.
per month interest from August 10Th, 1860, and an
attorneys fee of fifty dollars for foreclosure, are
required to demur or answer said petition on or
before the 10th day of October, A. D. 1863. the
same will be taken confirmed, and judgment
rendered accordingly. W. W. STICKNEY,
By his Attorney, J. S. EMERY.
Attest: P. H HUNF. Clerk.
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AGRICULTU RE
Publication Notice.

TOHN N. RHOADES, IN parts unknown, will
q take notice that Thaddeus H. Walker, of the
county of Washington in the State of New York,
did, or about the 10th day of August, A D.
1863, file his petition in the District Court of the
Fifth judicial District o! the State of Kansas,
within and for the county of Lyon, in said State,
against John N. Rhoades setting forth that the
said John N. Rhoades, gave mortgage TO the said
Thaddeus II. Walker on the west half of the south
west quarter and southwest quarter of north west
quarter of section number thirtytwo (32), and
southeast quarter of northeast quarter of section
number thirty -one (3l), in township number
nineteen 19) south of range number twelve (12),
situate in said county of Lyon, to secure the pay
ment of two hundred and forty dollars (S24O)
according to certain note referred to in said
mortgage, dated S ptember Sd, 1859, payable one
year from date. with interest after maturity until
paid. at four per cent. per month. The said John
n Rhoades is further notified that he is required
to appear and demur to or answer said petition on
or before the Odd day of October, a. D. 1863. or
the same will be taken confessed, and judg-
ment rendered accordingly.
THADDEUS Il. WALKER,
By SHANNON d SHANNON. his Attorn eys.
August 22d, 1863. sE-s 99-5 $1,000