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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-31
A JcwcI Of Consistency.

The New York Daily Nep, before
the invasion says;
"No earthly power could resist out
magnificent machinery of war, directed
IN cause that touched the peoples heat
II the c, y iederate armies, all mussed to.
gether. and, fired with the lust o spbjuga-
ton, should invade one Northern State,
the thought OF our violated ircsidrs would
arouse an energy that would scatter tbs
invaders Ike lcavcs before the wind"
The sInit j urnnl, durrg the invasion,
s1id
"It is a'pastisan i,eam that the peacs
Ecntimen, has been huShed by the tread
OF ibe inyHder,
"Fhe Tayag's of war brought home to
ourselves viii ac bpt aB additional Al. u;
InePt ior psIce,
AZ tbo hour when the las. Con fedcrsti
foot shall leave our soil, let the pruposiv
zion for an armiStice GO fU,th from Wash.
ington."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-31
pETBoLEuu V, Nashby,
How - German Knight was
Swindicd.

A York, Penn, lctt,r to the n. Y. Tri-
Gune gives the following experience oi ali
indignant German X. &. c., who Tins
stated how he came 10 grief;
"Mister~--., he CONES TO me and
snys Tor Won toIldr he will makes Won
Knights Of T. Golden ShiraD =; dat he yil
gives me all lc signs and grips. so ash dat
ven t. Southern man comes he shall not
touch any of my property, but shall get
all he wants from tc Plack Repblicans.
So gives him Dc Won ;ollur and he gives
me dc gripes aud signs, aud says shall
give dem ven de- Southern man he comes
nc no shtcul from me; vel he come aud
gets mhc horses right away; so gocs out
and says, "Myuhecr, | ish knights Golden
Circle; gives You dc grip, de signs, DO
baSs-words aud every lungs, So you leaves
mine horses" ven he say, ''to b==ll with
your grips" and takes mine horses, QI
ish ruined man; | gives II jne toollar fer
4e grips and il is MY goot but is 50 betley
Us nothing al qIl, Tor dry rbtenls from me
yorse Us any body else. o il jsb yon
schwipdle aud ] sbuiI h,yc my tol!ar back
for dc grips" &c,
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GOOD M EWS
AND
RE.4T I,RIE.NRN! /!

Benham's Magical Pain Extrac-
tor, for removing al local pains. -,
Benham's Gargle.--For Dipthe.
ria, Putrid Soretaroat, Thrush and
liberation of the THROAT.
Benham's Renovatiag Fills
For Nervous and Sick Headache,
Indigestion, Colds and Sour. StoaJ
ach. They will cleanse the stoml
'ach without any Inconvenience.
Benham's Worm Pastilla Candy
Tho surest, safest and most r@i.
able. Easiest to take. No phsSi.
clan required. ~
Bonham's Hygiene CoughPfops
For Cough. Group and ratt]es iE
children-goodalso in FevYs.
Benham's Liver Pills.-GHod to
cleanse the system Of all bilious
habits.
Benham's Joshua Drops SLike
Joshua of old, who commanded tie
sun to stand still and it obeySd
him, so with the Drops. A NOR
bid, or loss of, action will|be rous-
cd; all Fevers will be calmed down
in an incredibly short tine. They
are decidedly ahead of ALI ether
preparations, for Fevers, Crnmp,
Group, spasms Inflammation, Te'
tanus or Lock jaw, Suspended ant,
nation, Diptheria. Putrid Sor@
throat, and in fact it is a perfect
Joshua, as hundreds Will testify.
Prepared and sold w
- a. BEWkM, ~
Melmore, Seneca county, y.
For Sale BY d Ibois 4 Co, Tifin.
jJ4.62'lr
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Stiniuiants.

The Louisville Journal bcauthy ssys;
=" There are times when the pulse iies
low in the bosom that beats low in ibc
veins when the spirit sleeps the sleep
that apparently knows no waking in its
house vi clay, and the window shutters
ore closed, aud The door hung with the IT,
visible Grape Of melanCholy when we
wish thcgolden sunlight piIchy darkness,
and very willing 10 fancy +" clouds where
no clouds be-" This is u state Of sic <,
nGss when physic may be thrown 10 tie
dogs, for We will none Of il, What can
raise the sleeping Lazarus ! What can
make the heart beat music again and the
pulss dance TO il through nll the myriad
thronged halls of life What shall lnakc
the hpn kiss the eastern bills again foJ
us, with all iIs waking gladness, and the
night overflow with moonlight music,
love and flowers y Love itself is the
great stimulant-tlie most intoxics,ing OF
all--and performs all these mirac les ;
but il Id miracle itself. and il is now al
the drug store, Whatever they say. The
counterfeit 10 in the market, but the
winged god Is not money-ehanger we
assure you.
I" nen haye tried many things-but
still they ask Tor htimulanis we use, but
require the use of more. Men try 10
drown tire aouting dead Of of their own
soul in the wine ciuP, hut the eoTpsrs will
rise. We see their iases 10 the bubbles
The into1ication OF drink sets the world
a whirling again and the thoughts gall
loping-but the clock runs down sooner,
and the unnatural stimulation only leaves
the house il fills with the widest revclry !,
more sad, more deserted, more dead. -
There is only one stimulant that ney-
or fails, aud never intox xicates- duty -
Duty puts blue sky over every man
up in his heart, may bt-into which the
siylark Happiness always goes singing
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wit and Wisdom,

The l,n.hcad is never he,dlopc
ti,,,, ...,.,. 49,. -,
gus
,I iS D,,, Is an',, strong NAN who con bold down
Mean sou'sfijke mean pictures, are Of:
ten io2pd in gytd looking frames.
WHY /. douoh like tho sunt poc.n..
when itriy>i' is liglS
What did Lot do when his wifi. turned
inn, s,l,I ca. 90 aaa
WV NV" O"V'
for trptl' T ~! ato t,,pn ,'li, whom 2an io'es
~ b''"'" " gS''e''
linen wiz but aniusc " world. il
wdl 'rSe'S forgive thcmtS sheating it,
Pa'ronsagc,SpA postage,
woncS e.y l,o
sr'lly ,r ''t ''-as good many %iism to Dc
u,,,,,- s,S.
Militia. Military buttons s.. orTe'yery at,5de,ive to
LuItonss "'f'Y svs"e'0'S
II
to be sIow aaI surcI ny ,bs bapU' aaiac ~
r','n.I we, 'an,.I g.. 80,
Bot deg 'l., !. faithful r." r nv,sr ,psS ~. r,,, y,
IN
,hi"y,,. ""' ,'',l @,nS anIr'nsa between a mia,
/ laiyl OI harms o. chcssn1 ~ ,hs
other chains the hr's.
.
tight in nrnvrF,imc tLa, H. $50
thpm open when The contribmEr ~,
comes aroyhd. ~
v
nnd trll him 10 I,h6 ,ra.sa.n. " L,
lcnlr "Whot fori WIN, 40 ,,., ~ ~ "I L;.,
luyin' up treasures dcre. where hc .nahrr
are ''m aSini"
"Summy. wba, busisess f,,h.,
inlr "Why. ho,. n wa,,cr an |Wh;,.
! House" "A wakr, I thou,byyn .w,s
roing into *. mG, ;" So he NJ "n5
81 woliil' inr h5e commission sd<iet
ad''r ucneral. 1
We haya heard dor,iery np6ropr;,,c-
ly called, by little rirl,S .dru rx s,ore,s n
lis rigbt ia mnle nm e,,mn,a
whom il wS,,d Lr wrnnc 49, .aI ~
rxumplSx = 'e ="
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-31

VoRAcITy OF RArs.-A French paper
records the following instance OF the
yorucity Of Iats, which It declares has
Just occurred ut farm near Yuetot (Seisa
Inferiepre); The proprietor Of the farm,
NJ. PsnehOpt, had p pig 20 exceedingly
fat that il could scarcely moye, and was
nearly always asleep. Three nights
since he was awakened by hearing the
slueals of the animal, and on going 10
the sly found that number of rats had
attacked il and eaten their way into itS
lat to the depth pf four inches. The pig
was SO much injured thqt il was found
necessnry 20 kin it immediately. Tho
Journal de Sousn, after giving tlle abuyc
account, mentions circumstance which
occurred TO gentleman OF that town not
long since; On returning from q resi-
donce in the tropics he wished TO bring
back serpent about six feet long. He
accordingly put Il into large box, and
along with i number Of live rats for il
40 kali and eat when 50 disposed. On
opening tie bog, however,, he found that
during the passage the rsts had not only
eaton all the food enclosed for them but
bad alsc dtyoured the serpent itself.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-31
Tiffln Woolen Factory,
To the Farmers of Seneca and al
joining Counties:

The new Wooden Factory will
be completed aud in operation ON or before
the 18th of September next, and all those de
siFous of haying their Wool manufactured
into Cloths, Capsimeres. FlpnnelO, and Yarn
win please Leave it at oar Office. We hayt
proyidel suitable room for storage.
We haze been to great pains in getting thl
very best machinery for manufacturing, unC
haye also procured experienced hands iCi
the manufacture Of Cloths, DC.
SMITH, GROSS 4 DORSEY
Office and Factory ON Washington Str,I.
near the wire bridge.
liiin, o., June 5, 1868. tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-31

0- A gentleman at tuble, remarked,
that he could not endure Gsh unless i
was well cooked.
"ThisiY = said the waiteF. as he handed
him plate Of the desired dish, sis, | hope
sut-fishieuily cooked 10 suit, sir"
"Well yes, p replied the gentleman, as
he tasted II, sit 10 dones geod deal better
than anticipated il would be.2
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Mr. Nashby starts IA R,per
OHCHCH " Sr, NALAsniNGuM. !
WingCrt's Corners, Gunc 30. (

W ingCrts CUTpers, Gunc 30.
an back in the midst NV my flock. |
ooodcnt be u master, s4hc Federal orf.
scrs dismist me with,lusultin remark that
! wuS smel pcrtatcrs > notis. llcvin
time nn my hands, aud fcclin in that I'm
lIyin in yanc oulcss sm dvin suthin fer
the gtaio coz, hev determined to ishoo a
paper, devoted TO dss,minatin NY views.
] ishoud my prospcctusses y day, Nv wien
+ TO TIE YRE DIMocRIsy,
.prosp[us Nv the "Martor aud Isrcnt
= .E Rcistcry"
I ne N,'' : sass,, list, the q, ,oss1s,,s,%n il ss. ::
bove title, devoted Ebs Interests NV the
jest such Paper ~ they need, the foJlcr-
III able writers heNbip itgeIj,d.r safdIcs
NV eApNucvh
on arbitrary aucsts-l'@lcpm V.
Nashby.
On haLs corpuss--P. V. Nashby.
On ng4r-P. Volcano Nsshby.
Dn vllushcns NV cNnstitooshnal rites
MIR Nushby.
This brilyunt gullacky NV intclek, un.
der the rdytoS eontrole NV Petroleum V,
The rNaIicr aud Tircnt Rcsistcr," will
support Nalandigum, and while givin the
Guvcrmcnt hnrty support in putting
down the rebclyuu, will uvroursc oppose
Cocrpiu the scecdil slailg,
lnvadin the scccdih static,
Raisiu urmi2by yuluntecru,
laisin oruEby draft conscriPshcu,
Ralsln mccns 10y tuNicr tariff,
~ Arrcstin Nv men fer syppalhisin will
Nhr Suthtn dimucvdeR
ArresGn Nv euyboSy ter cnything,
The usiu wv nirgorS cz @jx.
The usis NV white men n st,1rrs
Everything the Administration hcz dur
is duin, may hereafter do.
ltNi | yiggo usly advocate.
Tho CunstitooShn ~ il is
Nailaudigum'sSoin away Nv the Con-
''''2S;'Si Fl; Gaio. ry. \
Valloudig PI5Y l>r dhiLin the
Union in2 I parts,
The tlrckshcn Nv .Nalandigum,
The cl,vashun Nv troo Dimckruts t,
to good puyin utliacs,
Tie endorsement Wv the luws,
The resis,!n " consRripahcn Ond en-
rolrin vIliscrs, -
Morality and good order,
The mGbbin NY Methods, Prcsbytcrin
Luthrin, Breihrin AND pAcr heirod, ,
churchis,
appelc confidently too the Dimocrisl
fer support, The uctOoa, ginouino prin
siplcs NV Dimocrisy need u able defender
und Tn the denticlc indiyidoual. Mi hul,
sole is in the coz aud ! mn peccooiarll
iillcd by cddicushen and tnists Ter the pU
sisbcB
J blacyc the spckclashcn will payhcavy
/ NJ church wolkomd me back with cor
jaliry lrooly uftctn. They held Fcsti
vie on mi return. 10 wich the SUNDAY
skool skolnrs wuz present, ! unbendc,
myself, aud kist tm onct piece, takin
nip of corn csscuse utwecp times wicl
was ncssaty. Mstakn moiher for he,
infant, the infouriuted husband assailtct
me. | was rcskood alore much dam
wuz dun. a spcshel church mectn vii
be held to cOnsddcr his case.
Yures
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-31

Experience proves that there are nnls two ynlua
BILE sewipg ma,lines siitrlrs-THE GRovtR n HAk.
ER STitcH and the SHu1-rIE SriTCH, by ,omc called
" LOCK STITCH" These stitches have each ihci, pr.
culiaf morits aBd sAeellencirs. For some pulpo.r.
ihe one si'ich a. hstisS adapted And Tor pnipo.
accordingly.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-31

THIRD.

The work executed by the Grover X I,tkcr Mn
chimes has Tecrgcd the FIRsT rEgAIrM at ever
State Fair in the ruited Stale. where Il has bee
exhibited
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The Grover Il Buker :. VI 90. RanufasitTe Te IN adj.
dinnn to their celebIaied GRoVsR a BAkER sTtrcH
n.aahincs, the most perfect SuUTTLE or " i.nlk
s1i1UIi" Daehinss in The market, aud Ellu,l pns.
examination Ot both, the Oae b, wants
Other companies manufacture bat ONE KIND of mH.
chine each, and offer tLi, opportunity 3f suoe
ton 10 their cu,tomsrs.
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~ pamphlet containing samples of both the
GrovtrS Baker stitch and shuttle slitch In various
fabrics, with nl explanations, diagrams and illus.
iTatiohs, To enable purchasers ia examine test aud
compare their relrtiye merits, will he iHrui,hed on
request, itom our Stces Throughout the countTy.-
Z ho.e who desire machine, which do the hest work
should moi lall lie send for ghs pamphlet gl aud
compare these stitehss tor themselves.
GROVER Il. BAKERS SEWING MACHINE
COTTON Will lle i0nnd superior to AIRY IN the mar
ket. II l. made by the hest Europe actuters,
and pnt IN oa .paos Of 2tO 5UO yrIds, expressly
Tor the Grover baker :. VI. 20. In ron.-qss nee
Of extensive and timely arrangements with these
manufacturers, able To sell this superior Got.
ton below the prices OF ot her leading manufacturers
GROVER n BAKERS SEWING MACHINE
TWIST long recognized as lhe hest in the market,
iurnishr in any quantities desired at Wholesale or
retail At the lowest market prices.
For sale by Mn. Dr. GIBSON.
Tiifn, May 20, ieG3. 3i-ly
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IMPORTANT FACTS FOR THE PUBLIC.
lIRSr

The machines manufactured by the Grover \ Ia.
k'r sewing NnGhine Company, have taken the FIGst
PHtAiuA at the late state Far, held IN New Nofk,
New JeTsey, PcnnsyYanin, Ohio, l0diant, Illinois,
Michigan, Iowa, Missouri, kohtueky, Tenuessee,
Virginia. North Carolina, Alabama 1nA California.
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New and Fashionable

snd will be sol Al the lowest possible rates. CaR
che line iewelry and Piano Rooms, No Commerci
sy, Thin, o. (mD WILLIAM GALlIJP.
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Sherif's Sale.

H. W Fiel,, Administrator de bonis non of the
Estate of Samuel Hamlll. decease !, vs.. j. d
and c. III. Walker his wife.
DY virtue of an order Of sale. TO me direct j.
ID issued out of the Fifth Judicial District
Court. for Lyon county. Kansas L will,
on SATURDAY. JANUARY 81, A. D. 1864,
at 10 o'clccll NJ. Mt the CoUrt-house door in en-
pora Lyon county, Kansas, Offer at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, the following de-
scribed lands and tenements; The northeast SC
ton thirtv-fve 1857, in township eighteen G8).
range eleven az. situated in Lyon county. Kas..
token as the Property OF the said D. and @ NJ
Walker. 80 he sold to satisfy said order of sale.
Given under my hand. at my otfic" In EmPo.
ria, this . day Of Janu'rv, 4 d. 1863.
ROBERT PARHAM
3l3 1887 Z .d-r Sheriff.
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SheriR's Sale.

Fl F. Berry -. john Cour'nc-.
DY virtue of m order of sale. to mo directed,
ID issued ont Of the Finh Judicial District
Court. for Lyon county 5 ate Of Kansas. wilt,
ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1854.
at 10 o'el ok " at the-Court-housc door. in En-
poria, Lyon county. Kansas, oh,r at hubble aue-
ton. To the highest bidder the fo.o,ving describ
ed lands and tcncments: The southwest quarter
of The northeast quarter. and the southeast quar-
ter of he north s. quarter. and the west half
and the northeast quarter of the southeast quar-
tee. and th" east half md the northwest QUIT r
Of the southwest quarter OF section number twrn-
~ three (2}) .and also ten acres more or less in
the southeast corner Of the uthw s. quarter Of
the northw ST. quarter ~ c'i,n number thutv-
five (35j-oll in township number fifteen 40
south, and range number twelve (l2', east; stu
ated in Lyon comfy Kansas, taken the prop
erty of the said John Courtney. TO be sold TO sat
isfv said order of sale. p ~. ~
Given under m, hand. at ny office in Emporia,
this 2Sth Fay Of November. 1888
ROBERT PARHAM,
3I3lsS945 Under Sheriff
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Sheriff S Sale.

rn;nistr,triy- of H. E7stata of Josnrb !. IL
and Robert H A. Fuller, Minor Heir of Joseph
A Fuller. deceased.
DY virtue of an order of sale. to me directed
ID from the Fifth Judicial District Court for
Lyon county, Kansas, Twill,
ON SATURDAY. JANUARY ID, A. D. 1864,
at O'Clock P NJ, at the Court-h door, IN EN-
pora. Lyon county, Kansas, offer for sale at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, the following
escribed lands and tenements: Lot No one hun
dred and thirty three Q33), Commercial street.
Emporia. Lyon county. Kansas, taken the pro-
perty Of the estate Joseph A. Fuller, deceased,
to be sold TO satisfy said order of sale.
Given under my hand, at ny Office in Empo-
ria, this 26th day of November, 1868.
ROBERT PARHAM,
3l3-ISS7 40 Under Sheriff
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Administrators Sale.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of tie Probate
L Court IN and for the County of Lyon, Of
date September 30tb A. D. 1863. I.zFiil offer at
public sale AZ the Court house door in said eoun-
ty, on MONDAY, Dec-mbe F 2eth, A. D. 1853
at , O'Clock 4. M the following described real
estate Of tie late William BFoxson. viz: 3 acres
of section n toyvnI5. range IL. ''TimberL Land; :"
East : and \. ". Il of the n ". = Of section
D. town II, range IL; lots IN Fremont. Lyon
County. Kansas Nos l67, ia. $50, Park Street,
1913 IA, I45 sc, 1874. 50 l3S. Mechanic Sre t,
House and Lots Nos 81. 81 20, 1873. Pleasant
:, r-et ia. ,, SO, C0llege Street. PSI, IIl,AN,
307 Commercial Street, "a. l66, 81, Oh, Vine
Street I49. 80, West Street, II8, East Street 80,
81 IS II. EelIare Sue-t.
Terms Of sale, cash.
MAXSON
Administrato OF the Estate Of VIM. Broxson,
decea sed. lHov7-6w
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3I3 1887
Sharifs Sale.

George NJ Hale VS., Timothy Osgood.
DY virtue Of an order Of sale. to me irecte1
ID issued out Of the Fifth Judicial District
G urt for Lyon county, State of Kansas, | will,
ut ID o'clock
on SATURDAY. JANUARY IN, 1861.
It the Courthouse door, in the town of Emporia.
county Of Lyon and State of Kansas Offer for
gale ~ public auction, to the highest bidder, the
following described lands and teurmeuts: Fhe
nora west fractional quarter OF section seven ~,
town nineteen as. range ten 40, containing
one hundred md ffry-ii"e and rty.hYe hun,
in Lyon county, S,ate of Kansas, S:ken as tnG
property Of the said Timothy OsgoGd 10 be gold
TO setsly said order Of sale.
Given unl p my hard, at my office, in EnP0-
ria. this 2Sth day Of November, A. D 1868.
r. PARHAM Under Sheriff.
ISr- n
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Sharih,s { ale.

George NJ Hale vs. Amos 5. Bradley.
DY virtue Of an ord Of sile to me directed
ID issued out Of the Fisth Judicial Distr CT
Court for Lyon county, S-nte of Kansas, | will,
ON SATURDAY. JANUARY % 1864
at - o'clock, NJ, at tn G uIt-house- door in the
town of En- oria county of Lyon and State
of Kansas offer for sale public auction. 10 the
highest bidd r, the following described lands
and tenem, nts to wit: The Southeast q uarter
Of Section 81 Township 10. Range II. contain
ing l60 acres, more or less. situated in Lyon
county State Of Kansas, to be sold the property
of the said Amos 5. Bradley to satisfy said order
of sale. ~
Given under my hand at my office in Emporil,
this 2Sth day of November A. d. 1863
| ROBERT PARHAM,
3l3-lS 81 OOl Under Sheriff.
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Sheriff. Sale.
IS. Henry and Alcena Tiffany and

James Means VS. Henry and Aleena Tiffany and
Augustus Isbell
DY virtue of an order Of sale. to directed
ID issued ort Of tie Fifth Judicial District
Court, for Lyon county, State OF Kansas, / viii,
on SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1864. =
at - o'clock NJ. Mt the Courthouse door, in the
own Of Emporia county Of Lyon and State OF
Kansas, offrT for sale at public auction, to the
highest bidder the following described lands ana
{ nements: Commencing at the south west corner
of the nort1 half of tire northeast quarter Of Sc
ton No. four "a, township No. nineteen (I9).
range No eleven I'D; thence along the center
line Of said section fur ~, north twelve degrees
fifteen minutes Q2 @I5), west fourteen ~
chains to walnut stake; thence seventy GIT de-
gre s five minutes rs 81, east one thousand two
Hundred and eighty five 4 285) chains TO a stake
in prlirr; theaee south twelve degrees fifteen
minutes 10 7I5N, east fourteen IA ella MS to
red elm sake south line of said north half;
the-ee south seventy Int degrees five mi
/ rs 81. ", st one Thousand two hundred and
eigbty-five q 2S5) chains TO point Of beginning;
containing eighteen acres. Or less situated
Ia Lyon county, S ate Of Kansas. taken rs the
properly Of the said Henry and Alcena Tiffany
to be sold to sGtisfy said order Of sale.
Given undel. Iny hand. at nv office in Emporia,
this 2Sth day Of November, a. d. 1853
ROBERT PARHAM,
3I3-I3SII 90 Under Sheriff.
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Sher;Fs sale.

State 05 Kansas Lyon as eoany State sais o Of
CHRISTOPHER AnlersonS Kansas.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of an
~ execution. to me directed. issued from the
District Court within ard for the said Lyon coun-
ty, in the Fith Judicial District of the State OF
Kansas. l will sell at public auction,
ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5-n, 1904
Commencing at 10 o'clock a M, TO the highest
and best bidder, tor cash, at the residence Of vii
liam Gilespy, on the Cottonwood river. about a
mile above the Baker Ford, in Lyon county, G5
head Of Cattle, Sheep, &c, taken as the property
Of Christopher Anderson, to be sold to satisfy
sal execution.
Given under my hand at my oficei5 Einporia
this 25lh day of November, \. D. 1868.
ROBERT PARHAM.
3l3-18T35 Under Sheriff
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Sharih,s Sale.

Jonathan Harris VS.. Henry and Alcena Tiffany,
10y virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed
ID issued out of the Fifth Judicial District
Court. for Lyon county, Kansas, will,
ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 2D, 1864,
at - O'Clock NJ at the Court house door. in En-
poria, Lyon county, Kansas, offer at public auc-
ton. to the high est bidder. the following de
scribtd lands aud tenements: The southeast
quarter of section seven %. township nineteen
(19J, range eleven (ll), situated in Lyon county.
Kansas. to be sold ms the property Of the said Hen
~ aud Alcena Tiffany t. satisfy said order Of
sale
Given under my hand, at my Office in Empora,
this 2sth day of November. A D. 1868.
ROBERT PARHAM,
3I3-lsS6 65 Under Sh eriff.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-12-05

We publish in another column the pro
spectus Of the Kansas Register and Emf
grants Guide"
Judge Bailey formerly Of lhis place is the
prime mover in Il.
The work viii be valuable for the fund
ofinformati it will contain. In some Of
the old States. such work has been pub
lished since the war of the Revolution
Let every one have the Re gister."
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-12-05
SheriI's Sale.

jonathan Walker vs.. J. N Foster.
DY vi.tue OF an order Of sale TO me directed,
ID issued out of the Fifth Judicial District
Court, for Lyon county, Kansas, I viii,
ON SATURDAY. JANUARY Oh, A. D. 1854
at - ocloek NJ at tn, Court h ouse door, IN En-
Toria, Lyon county, Kansas, offer at public auc
ton to the highest bidder, the following de-
scribed lands and tenements: The south west
quarter Of the southwest quarter OF section No.
twenty-five (22). town eighteen u.s., range eleven
Nl)., situated in Lyon county. kaus IS, taken as
the property of the said J. NJ. Foster, 70 be sold
to satisfy said order of sale.
Given under my hand. ut my office in Emporia,
this 2sth day of November. A. D. 1863.
ROBERT p ARHAM,
3I3-lSS6 65 Under sheriff