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Proclamation by the Sheriff:
SHERIFF'S OFFICE, J
TRoY, DoNIPHAy County, KANSAS,


October IL, 1863.
WHEREAS, A Proclamation has been Is
w sued BY the Governor of the State Of
Kansas, proclaiming that on the third day Of
November next, there shall be chosen by bal
lot, according to the law governing General
Elections, a Chief Justice of the Supreme
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vember;
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third day of November next, at which the fol-
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Representative in each Representative District
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4th, and 5th; iowa Township constituting the
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October Is lS63-3w.
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To Jacob Metz, Esq, or TO ,ohom Il may concern:
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Sheriff. Sale.
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And the President, Directors
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