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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-12
DAVENPORT SEPTEMBER 2 NUMB
Az ExcITIxo AsrERxooN.-The clos

Az ExcITISo AsTERsooN.-The clos
log exsrcisss - ths Fair grsssds. yesterday
afternoon, we're Of the moot lively and exaitisg
character. The proaiss Of close eosissis O
spsed bad brosght thousands to the Qreunds
The vast auphi.hsatrs vAs filled TO hs stnoe'
sapAeiiy and the tnrcng that could not fiod
aecsmodsions there vas nearly - large.
The grand ssssises snatch tsok place i'm
meai.teiy sher oue o'clock The entries w.rs
Arns.s Victory" Judge 0'ant's "Bssurs =
e.rd." Capt. Aoksny's "Oia Labe" and Mr..
Rub,es "Psiuceton /" Half mile dash. The first
hs.. was t.kssk =; Victory 10 50 secoDds.-
The second By Princeton 10 81 IL second..
In .his hest Victory bslsed upon entering the
home stretch, throwing her rider. The mex,
heat va also won by the cane horse. and
again Victory threw her rider upon entering {
the 6rt taru. Fortunsteiy he rustaised No
injury. The fractions b.ast wss then ruled cff
though it is more than probable that II she
had behaved she would have won every heat
Princeton won the fourth heat and race in o9
seconds.
Next came the great trotting match fos
three premiums Of 500. $50 and e25 Beet
three in Eve. Five horses were entered. q
follows:
Nsboclish, BY J. G. Simpson. Of sabula.
scsipei, BY N ". Black. of N Y.
Grey Cloud, by A Carson, Of G. e.burg.
LADY ressts. by 3. SAnf I'd, Of st. Louis.
Black TON, ~ Sir. Jensen, Of Davenport.
The fret heat was taken by Scslp.l. who
made his mile 10 2:3o. N.boclish cane il
ss.snd. Black Tom bird. Grey Cloud fourth
and Lady Pc, sta fifth.
The second heat was taken by Nabociish
time 22S. Scapsl came 10 about lengtf
behiad Gray Cloud third, Lady os.s fourth
and Buck Tom was ordered last, for running
too much, although he reached the scor'
ahead Of Gray Cloud.
The third heat was again taken by Naboc'
| lish, tine $50 Scalpel came in closely ts
lid: Back Tom next; then Lady Peost
and Gray Cloud
/ Ihe fourth heat and With il the 6rst premi
um was won hy Naboc!ish. time 2:32 SeAstt
again cau.s 10 q out length behind; biac
Tom cam. 10 third, Gray Ciouo fourth an
Lady Peosta fifth.
The fifth heat reeulted in favor OF Biacl
Tom, Who came 10 ahead, making hi. nile
2:30.
The fret premium Of flaO was awarded
boc.ieh, the second Of $50 to Scalte!, an
~" 'rd of &26 v Black Tom.
the Il.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-12

B. HEINZ,
GENERAL PR0NUrE 4 (OMNiS.l ION
M EROz a. MT.
No. 4 Bur. .Wvv.s Block. sevee.
DAYS HIGHEST CASH PRICE FOR ALI
L kinds country produce butter md esgs.-
Boat Stores always on hand. Buys and sells FRO
duce on commission. IN % div
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FINE IMpRovEMESTs.--O enter.
prising friends, the proprietors Of the Pennsyl-
vsniA House. are constantly making handeome
ment. The latest improvement 10 the erec-
tiOn of splendid counter in tb principal re.
eeption room. which takes the place Of
the cranped up affair with which they have
put up since the house was opened. This
gives an office Of abundant dimension ns, with
room for storing packages. valise., e'c. Ds-
Wis d Sons are doing splendid business, and
co hstel keepers ever laborsd more earnestly
to deserve it.
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J. J. RICHARDSON. ........B. ". BURDITT.
s. We the sadsssignsd agree TO the following
~ TERMS Or SUBSCRIPTION:
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Mail and post-omcs Subscribers, % PER snn -,
i payable In advance.
WEEsLY.-42,oO per annum. in advance.
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MA Il e 's father, in Pleas
..I:,,. sc .hob,;o v. the llth inst
n,.n1 v, ~, - L; 49, - rh...o Wis p. Will
" the REvJ W.CLsRK. NIX. Lt. re"ssn
OK 10 MISS MARY SCOTT, all
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For half square, two-thirds of tn abov.
Satss;
Business Cards not to exceed lines, SO o. %,
nanum
For roach change an additional oh arso Of Is mt.
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Large eats charged doubls the same dime, lsisi
v type.
Yearly advertising contracts will be unde, STOOD
apply strictly to tho immc cdiatc business Of the
1vsrtiseS, and all other advertisements sent in By
hs sivsrtiser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with rastruc.
tons will be inserted until forbid and char gsd 40
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Editorial notices charged for at tho rat . Of IL
snts per line, or eght words, and specia, notices
y 10 cents per line, or SO cents line per week.
All notices tor religious and benevOl ont put +.
oses Of any kind whatsoever, Of ordinary length
(xcopt single announcements Of marriages and
|eAths charged % cents per i1ss -tiOn.
Advertisements from abr lst be paid for
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agents
Contracrs for yearly Advertising terminle n :
10 orsion Of advertisers, they pay ing an advance
lent Of Is por oest. on the contract price.
Advertisement U inserted next To reading nattt
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Atss.
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hvnnce.
Advertisements inserted in weekly on reason
Q terms.
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GsZErTE COMPANY.
HENRY FISCHER.
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TO-DAY'S ADV'rS.
FOy. AWfe.

A FIRST RATE Hay PRESS. WITH ALL
"A the lac Improvements /; also . Ans pair OF
team or carriage horses, With agon and harnsss
Enquire Of J. SHIELDS.
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CARDS.
DEBOLT EXCHANGE

DEBOLT EXCHANGE
II. RILEY, Proprietor.
Choice Wines, Lsqmsvs asd Ssgars; Warm Asals
at all Hours.
r HAVE JUST PUT UP A. JENNY LIND
i Table Of the latest improved psttern, and
aWsit trial from my friends.
N. Riley, PropristGr.
sR1 O.dtfl ID ST.. Opposite the National B ank
GEO THlELE,
BRADY srEkEr BET 4rH I 5rH,
TAna11v Butcher
SUPPLIES FAMILIES WITH. TIE
very best Meats Of oil kinds, It the
lowest m arket prices. Very par
ticular attention paid to the wants
II customers. my20-l1y
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Ne w York Stuck Market.

Ne W YORK Stock MARKET.
fNEw YoRK, September IL.
Gold $l2s,zs.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, September II.
FLouR.-5 CO nts lower. Spring Extra 81 Co.
White Winter $500.
WssAr-l@2c lower. No. l Spring - cents.
Red 95.
6CoRx-9lower 52X@5sX.
Oars -1@2c lower. 4l14fc.
kYs.-Steady. No. soc in store.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-12

Aerer dertasing from the ONE PRICE dsked.
Another psculiaity Of tho Company is that their
liza TAs1ER not only devotes his time to the So
lec'i,n OF thsr Teas as 10 quality, valuo and par
ticuir styles for particular localtres of the cOun
try, but he ie,ps M- buyer to choo.e out OF their
ssmoSs stock sscb Tos az are best aaopted TO hss
,oan's and not only this but po'nts o." to him tho
best Laro iins.
I,,s es.y to 500 the incIlculabie aarantage =
Tes Buyer has in this establish ment over oil
others.
II he is no judge OF Tea or tho Market, II hi.
time is valuable he has al the benefits Of q well
organized system IF doing businefs Of tn immeDs
cap,tai Of the jude ment If q profess .onal Tea
| faster and know edgs of superior saiesn,en.
This enables the Tea buyers-no matter II
| they thous.n Of miles from Mnrket-t1 Pur-
chase en- ~ gosd torlns here Is The New York mef
| chants.
Parties can order Teas ard will he served by u,
| AZ we'll as though ev h sd come III hemselve be-
| ing sure to get original packages, true Weights
and tarcs and the Teas Hre warranted rs rapre-
| sent.d.
| we issue a Price Li.t Of the Company's Teas.
which wilt be sent to oil who order it, comprising
Hy,on, Young nys0n. IIm.
pcrial. GNn-pOwdcr,
Twankay, and
Skin,
OOlOng, 80ugllOnE,
Orange Il PekOe. Japan
Tea Us evcay description,
| jCo'ored and urcoio ed.
This List has each kini Of Tea ,ivldod into
-FOUR ctasses, namely: CAhLU high 'ARGO
FIN FINEST, that every one may understand
from description aid the prices annexed ID at th'
Company are determined 20 under,ell the whoi'
Te. trade.
| We guarantee to sell ALL our Teas MT not owe
TWO CENTS o2 Cents per- pound abov,
| cost. believing this tv be attractive to tho mani
who have heretofore been paying eIormoue pro
fits.
It American Tea Company
! New York.
spi2-dlm No. 81 yesev stss...
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-12

Family Meat Marx et.
FREDERICK RAUsCh,
MO no Da 0t 0d es1.rOOt.
AZvn KEEPS HIS MARKET con
srASrLv supplied with tho uiess
3 lsalty Of Beef, Pork, V cal. Mutton,
ete, which he sells reaper than
auy other butcher in the city. CorRed Beef,
Picked Pork, Csred Hams. and Dri cd Beef con-
stantly on hand. Csil and try mo- my23-dly
j. N. DUNN,
Painter, Glazicr, Whitener and
PApor Hanger.
NO. % EAST 81 sr., BET. BRADY 1 PBRRY.
/ RESPECTFULLY CA Ill
Tho attention Of the public to
fact that1 atten nd 10 all
kinds of kinds of House a nd
Sign Painting, Wall Coloring. Whisssin. :,
Paper Hanging, Glazing, etc., all Of VII ich ]. =
promptly done, and in = manner that cannot fail
to give the most complete satisfaction. Charges
moderate Call and see jue.3d dit
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-12

VERY FULL. hotels have been
doing a crewd,rg business during Fair ~eek.
Not nne n she cit but has been crow ded to
its utmost capacity. aud turned away arpli-
cants for accommodations by the score FIienL
Davis Of the Pennsylvania House, Gays he fed
% many a. Eve hundred On Thursday noon,
and could net Gil the demand. Others com.
plain in the same way. The eating halle. at
the grounds we're crowded and it was about
a. much as Messrs Lahrmaun 4 Marten could
do to eupply the demand for provisions Trul,
our public houses have found the Fair pay.
ing Institution % Il EN-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-12

vOkAMA.-lne eXnlOltlon OF
HE FOL. aorAma ci .see this even pg.
luis uh' sbeu p> during the week. by
having ben witnesses ,sed ot the mo.t in
immense audiences, COMP. Of our ci,ixene
,ellig Mt arc Discriminating =. i. is the
whose unanimous op'n;a' il, 81. ,ntere.-
mot graphic. artistic arx- Intensely ever
ing so.nIc representation they Envs e
witnessed. The work commences wMh /.
first oatLrsak Of the present war. and pre- scH.s
almost every event Of importance down TO the |
late attack on Fort Wagner. painted cod |
drawn in style Of superior exc Hence aad
Elective rendering far surprising any thing 0 {
the kind We have ever before witnessed. Al
OF the many scenes are per feet. yet come Of
them are s!rlkiogly beautiful and we might
name as the very p.rfectlcn Of scsnic views.
The evacuation Of Fort Moul.re with i,s msut.
hsht reflections en ths water, the procession
Bro dway. N. Y. TIE review Of troops 10
Washington. McCleiisn's camp Of instruction,
the valley Of the Chickshoniny. the cavalr,
charge on The Shenandoah, the picture OF
Washington and many Others. ending wi b the
climax Of startling and interesting scenes, the
diorauic co. sagement bstw cen The Monitor and
Merrinac. with the booming caLons, Il ing
sbeils. moving waters, sinking and burnipg
ships. snd ell the inciden,e and appearance OF
. real naval contest. As an exhibition We
heartily recommend the 'Polyoruma OF the
War; and those connected With 1t as high
toned. honorable ana libel, u gentlemen, worthy
the confidence aud patronage OF the public
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-12

AN OPINIos.-Judge Thsyer, of the
uscAt'ne Courier visited our County Fair On
thursday, smsng other complimentary things
he Gays:
When We resched the Fair grcu ads the
multitude vac iDnenes, ard We have never
seen such . gathering IN Iowa % 49, aaeem-
bied to witness the various ,riais Of epeed. ard
ether things Of interest ~ithin tho ercl cure
1t is timated that there wese tea Thousand
peoI le present Ths amphishs aire, which
r.ss ov-r four thossao people. was filed Ia
90 Incredibly short time Vt e. tbs gates we're
opened. While the balance cf tb. crowd q ,od
around the traeks. or we're &c .ttered through
| the various exhibition halls DC.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-12
4. w. IL. RAkER. M. ID.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE n
Haecment State Bank Building. Residenc,
Fifth -tesst, between BRADY and Perry streets
ve, port Iowa. nov19-d6wtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-12

IHE TENTH ANNUAL FAIR.-Ihis ex
hibition closed yestrtdA, evening after q sue
csssiui season of five days. in hch time there
was displayed at the grounde the finest col
lection of horses. cattle. shssp. swine and
other articles that was ever exhibited 10 the
State Of Iowa. Though IL rsined every night
and part Of every day during the Fair. We
dance was very large. and that many peopi.
from abroad came TO see the wonders on tx-
bition. As fer as we have been sbl. to ieare
We should think the fetal receipts vii. be
about "a 500. Of which. after paying the pre-
niu0 q, which amount TO between three 40
| four Thousand dollars, md all The expenses oil
ranDirg the machine, there will probably be q
s,rplus Z! thousand dollars. or theresbouts
the y, snium i,.t this afternoon. but the book
being beyond our reach to-day. We have beer
obliged t. poa,psse doiog 90 until . fu,ur,
day.
We congratulate the officers the S~ciety
upon the euecrss which has attended their 10
bors. The sooiety 10 beeosDirg me Of yres
popularity all through the country. The bes
stock In the North vest 10 brought here, and
this season We have the pleasure Of noticing
the exhibition VI stock from the s ate Of New
York, drawn bither BY the liberal premium
che Society offers, and By the otherwise higf
reputation It enjoys. This. however. 10 bu
the beglnins Of the Society's sscsess, provided
its management 10 properly eooduetsd in ID,
fssors Every uao wbe goes sssy from ii
sxh billions veil satis6sd-and Oh do so-ar,
quite sure 70 eoas back himself and use III
Influence 70 get their ns'ghbos Esd fsissd
Who have foe stock. to come slso. and 20 H.
influence of the Society goss % sxpandioe -
Ill svsutuslly ws shall have Fair more at
| srAssivs and more eslebrstsd. 10 iss oppsratios
Mss ssy II the NessA wsss. Up
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-12
J. CARTWR RlIfT,

JOHN JORDAN,
no: 13 WEST SECOND ST BET. BRADY MAIN,
MAKES TO ORDER AND IN TIE BEST
NJ style
Mcn aud Boy>' Clothing
Of every description The fullest satisfaction
warranted. solicit from my old customers and
new q continuance OF liberal patronage Call aud
leave orders Particular attention given to reno
vating and repairing clothing. lmy22 dom
M. rANNAN,
no. IL EAST % ST ,OpPosITE METROPOLITAN HALL,
Family Grocer.
II EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A CHOICE
IN stock of Family Groceries. Of ali kinds,
which he offers at the lowest prices also
PUR E9 h1@ OoR0
for medical purposes, which have been selected
especially for this market. lie soicits full
share OF patronage. Call and examine goods and
prices. my23-ily
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CARDS.
DIR. J. YOU MANS,
HENRY SELBY

HENRY SELBY,
hrALER IN FURNITURE, CARPETS.
~ Mats, Oil Cloth Mating, window Shades,
D.. East-Seconl 81. next d.or to Perry. jyzl
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THE 0R-AT

Since its organization has created . new
era in the history Of
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-12

PREMlUMs ON SHEsP.-Scott County
10 rapidly improving in her stock, and ere
many y ears can challenge the world to contest
with her. At The Fair this week. our fellow
citizen L c. Dessaint, E.q,, carried off . nun
, Der OF first premiums On bic flock, although
some Of tee finest sheep in the country were
entered in competition.
As to the profits arising frog, sheep raising
We would state that Mr. De,caint brought n.
| nueleus OF his present flock 10 this state com.
tims 10 the mouth oi last Dgceu.b.r at a cosl
| OF about $500. Since that time he has soiC
wool and snesp ecough TO more than pay hi,
original expenditure. and has to-day NOR,
sheep on hand than he etaited with. Whal
better evidence cos Id be de-ired Of the en1r.
nous profiI's arising from sheep raising.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-12

q. ID. CO~ q DON
TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
and Notary Public. Office, North-wes'
y Of Brady and Second streets. upstairs
Snce on Brady street. July 2s-at
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". =. PufNAA- JOHN n. HOOkR'
RUsN N 4 asO0E rs.
FTORNLYS SANDCOUNSELORS ATlAW
Opp,cs, Davenport Block, MOI ~, Main st
,~A rlccr iun7-atf
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Law PArtme rsnip.
>. 0oox. J. wII4oN DBus
COOK L O1s u MY,
ancsesors to Obok, Dillon 4 L,rdtey
AVE REMOVED TO THE NEW OFFICE
ooruer Of Main and Third streets.
- a. ia6O. COOK d URURY
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-07-25
EWING,s PoLIcY.


Gen. Ewing's speech at Olathe is every
where in the State received with the great
estifavor apdlentire approval. Net a man
have we yet heard condemn it. We notice
that two or three papers, of limited inhu-
enoe, are attacking Gen, Ewing with some
bitterness. But that is of little conse-
qusnce,. now, The days of jayhawking and
Red LEG rule ars about over, and there
Gsems to be general determination among
the people to sustain Gen. Ewing in his
endeavors to put a stop to that indiscrim-
mate plumber which has been common
along our border, on both sides the line.
They are beginning to see that the reckless
advocacy Of disobedieRce. the laws, which
has been SO freely INDUCED in by q portion
of the press of the State, will not win. o.
Some are endeaVoring to make it appear
that the people Of johnson county those
most interested in the matter) are diseatis.
6ealwith the Generals policy as laid down
inghs speech. This is false. and the press
or1the lnan who mskes such al assertion,
simply lies. SO far as, we can learn. it
meets their unqualified approval, and they
will give Gen, Ewing their hearty support
in.oarEying It out, ..5ro3as aeo4rcz O,
In six months from this times those per-
sons who are so bitterly mahgnipg Genera
Ewing now. win be compelled to ackuowl-
edge that his manner of dealing with out.
laws is right. s.---
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We have received copy of new paper
called the Jetfersonian, published, as it ap-
pears in its heading, at Grasshopper Falls.
The editor don't seem to veVy much relish
the name of "Sautrelle,' - which the Legisls-
ture gave the place last winter, and insists
that il. shall be "Grasshopper." Sensible.
The Jeffersonian is full of snap and vim. and
makes one of the principal planks of its
platform, opposition to Jim Lane. 1t says:
SIT has come to be pretty, generally con
sidered by the best of our people, tLat to be
an advocate Of Jim Lane no,o, is synony
nous with being the meanest kind of dit
eating toady. ~ .s1aa7 b. .e.rs5- er.g..s.s +.
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Publication Notice.

OTEPHEN @. OAKLEY, non resident of the
y State of Kansas, will take notice that Rollin
Richmond, as plaintiff has filed his petition
aga INST him. defendant, in the Clerks Office of the
Fifth judicial District Court, sitting ia Lyon
county, State of Kansas, the object and prayer Of
which petition :. To foreelose mortgage ex-
ecuted by said OakleyPOn the northwest quarter
of section number twenty-five (22), in township
number fifteen Us, OF range number thirteen [lS)s
this land being SITUATE in Lyon county, Kan cas-.
given to secure the payment of the sumsof $24s,
with interest at the rate u i've per cent per mouth
from June Is, 1860, according to the conditions
of his certain promissorY nOCe, of date June Is
1859, referred to in said mortgage Said Rich"
mond asks an allowance of $50 as attorneys fees
for foreclosure, as stipulated 10 said mortgage;
also, personal Judgment against said Oakley.
on said note aud execution, for balance which
may be due on said note after sale and apphea-
ton of proceeds of said lsnd to payment Of said
sum The said Oakley is required TO answer said
petition on or before the 18th day of September.
1863 or the same will be taken as confessed, and
Judgment rendered accordingly. s'si aE t----'-aE
= ,.,.-s :. ROLLIN RICHMOND.
By his Attorney, J. S. ENEkT.
Attest: P b. HUM, Clerk. $4,000 $i2 T Z
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Publication Notice.
9. NJ. willett. plainHf. D = =

- 49, " -NN' P4'A1"'- Sc -
James J. Holiday, defendantS Ne&A = a@''
In the District Court, Fifth Judicial District.
within and for Lyon county, Kansas. -r
I AMES j. HOLIDAY, nonresident of the
q Safe of Kansas, will take notice that G. NJ
Willett did, on orr about the 10th day of July, A.
D. 1853, file petition in the office of the Clerk of
the District Court sitting within and for the coun
ty of Lyon, in the Fifth Judicial District, in the
State OF Kansas against the said James J, Holi-
day, setting forth that the said defendant on the
l4th day of October, A. D. 1883, gave mortgage
to the said plaintiff on the northwest fractional
quarter of section number one, in township num-
Der nineteen, of range number twelve, containing
$50 Cd 100 acres to secure the payment OF 1864 So
according to the conditions Of certain promise
sorry note referred said mortgage dnted 9Th day
of September, A D. 1859, anG due year from
date, with intee est after maturity at go per cent.
per annum, anG costs Of suit with Attorneys fees
for foreclosure, asking that the said premises may
be decreed to be sold to pay the same, and that
such other and further relief as the Court may
deem just and equitable may be granted - The
said James j. Holiday is hereby notified, to. APP
pear and demur to or answer said petition
before the 18th day of September, A. D. 1863. 30
Dated July s, 1868. " ~ 'atiAf" ~
n+2@@ G. M WILLETT.
By HESnNeRAY d GAMBELL and F. @. Hunt, his
Attest: PHI. Hukr. Clerk $40 s14
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ShsriFs Sale.
State of Kansas, Lyon county, ss.
John, Terrell

State of Kansas, Lyon county, ss.
.ae John Terrell
vs..
Elijah and Mary A Yeakleyt ae.a Eae--
In the Fifth District Court. in and for Lyon
county, Kansas. - iai 80
7 1Y virtue of an order of sale to me directed,
ID issued ont of the Fifth Judicial District
Court, for Lyon county. Kansas, will, on Mon
day, the 31st day of August, A. D. 1863, at ID
o'clock, 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 bid
der. for cash in hand, the following described
ltnds and tenements to wit: The north west u uar-
tergCf section number fwentyyfO township num-
Der eighteen, range number ten, containing 100
aeresy more or lesr, situated in IyoA county,
State Of Kansas, sold as til property Of the said
of sale. -Hi4 cIEf
Given under my hand at Office in EI.-pora, this
oath day of July, A D. 1863
# 90 3E JAMES B. COX.
$50 $giol
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-07-25

We learn from the Council Grove Press,
that Mathew Clarry, Of Morris county, F.
E. Smith, Ctase county, J. B. Landes,
Butler county, have BEEN appointed enroll
ing officers for their respective counties.
They are all good appointments, and reflect
credit on Captain A. R. Banks, Provost
Marshal General Of Kansas, .... l,, ?.