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Tflt11trnts.
Y AWSONS URATIV AND
"A NERVE TONIC!
one of the best Remedies for Neuralgia, rheumatism
Nervous Headache, Lame Back, &c.
FUR SALE


one of the best Remedies for Neuralgia, rheumatism
Nervous Headache, Lame Back &c.
ron SALE ny
DAVID SCOTT,
je2} diff 25l Main, cor, Mechanic street.
CCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS,
~ FOR LIVER COMPLAINT.
q Substitute for Calomel.
Il your bowels are CO; i've, TRY THEM.
II sou have worms, TRY : llEM:
II your breath Is bad, Try THEM.
II you feel drowsy TRY THEN.
If you are " Spirltel TRY InEM;
THEY ONLY COST Is GENTS T. x. TRY THEM.
ally produce more suffering and Heath than the diseases
they profess to And vet this corrosive mineral SO
them almost universally il eases OF Liver Complaint,
THE MNNDR4tKE PILLS are composed entirely Of
roots and herbs, obtained from the great sorehoose Of
tbr edicpe is broneht 10 The test Of 3ir exnar1erf
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS do not produce
for Dyspepsia. II may be proper to then in conncc
tion with sCHENCK'S SEA WEED 1ONlC. by this
judcious treatment the digestive functions are speedily
restored to their iu vsor ana the worst cases OF d
When we reflect that the Liver the largest internal
organ Of the body, that to it is assigned the mnurant
duty of terihg the blood and preparing the bile, that
easod inactive the whole body suffers svUpGthctcay
healthy operations Of Lvcrshould pro luce won
derul changes in the general health. and eject
which may pear almost MIRACULOUS headaches of
sbolid,s aiming Of Fhc limbs seln'l nf"e1"rsi 'eHE
and Nretchednes and other alarming ord It cSs-
ing uutolns, indie alive OF imperfect dsorJCred
SCTiIE%SG'K's Mi%HR&KE PILLS. ~ ''' '''' u
Costvencss Plies bitter or sour eruntions, ard That
iansuor ethargy ami depression OF spirits which uudt
man lJr tie management of business and the tnjoy-
Mondrase Iis Price IS cents 6cr box.
Remember, pr Schenck visits Session every month,
lay lOtN and 2ls lie is also at y Boad street CIV
York eyer ae51ay for eoHsn te an KISS but
cpal Ofice 80 North Hiz til street. Philadelphia.
per bottle or % the half dozen Mandrake fiIls, %
GEoEGE Il. srURR agent for Worcester,
Gro G. GOODWIN 4 90, IS Hanover street. Bos
0u are General AGENTS for the Sew England 3 tatCs
For safe by all ilr'gsiSt and StorckeePers
NETORM~.-' ne of the most prevalent
w eau es of the ills .obcuess OF children and
TN al worms ''''- wv '|''' '''''''' '' '-'
CoRBM'S g0RA DESTROYING SYaUP,
will h. found pert city safe and very ecacioGs rem
cdy Itnat only removes the worms bat the causes Of
their aReo Increase and in all greatly improper
the general halth MAN certificates could be PUBLISH
ed from hes who hcieve il ms saved the lives Of
tAcir chi dtca ard tine improvement in health aftei
using this medicine
y full description Of the symptoms of worms accom-
pany each bot; Pr &c % cents.
j.. CURHIN Guilforl, Conn, Proprietor Sold by
bragg sts and Merchants generally. d&wy aug
& a W Y E Il .
American Pastilles
n5 S5t a G @ se & l fd ons n
Bronchial Tubes.
They contain no opium, ,ulph of Morphine Ipecac
Tartar Enc ic, sny a:tice which causes heat
r. alf ffttf IS fFE fH1l4 hoy rtartpn
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Government Agent for the Collection of Claims,
At the tAiV AiHI and Cap store,
No lal Main street.. WpIacstrr Mass.
Invalid Pen ions procured ul Wounded or DISABLE ed
Officers soldiers Seaulrn and Marines, Pensions for
Widows. Pensions for Children Pensions for Mothers,
Pensions for sisters. PAY obtained for scamcn.
Also, the l0i Bounty provided gihcr congress,
passed Julv - 1851 an the SlpJ Bounty under tie re-.
cent Act Of onsrss procured With dlspa en- for soldiers
discharged by of wounds received in Battle, by
Applying To f. Z. ABBOTT d co.
10 Charge made unless slooessful in Collect
ing the Claim.
T. d. ABBOTT
jCl0 DIFF q. IL ESTARROOK,
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DuluIbngRa

SPENCER, LEICESTER,
FESasssths>s> "A CHERRY VALLEY NEW Won.
E-Ls--t-} lsys-15Is5s CESTEF2, ard WORCESTER OH.
Se5ssFsa5sS- IN NI}US. Summer AgTaageaept-
SA=zs%zsSs2sssssdgek commencing Dec s. 1862:
Leave Spencer at r. ~. Leave d Moore's Music
store 2OT N ain street. al 90 p. N.
Leave Leicester at a NJ, $50 p. M; leave j II
Moore's Music store 207 Main street, at 1889 n
500 D. M. " ~
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Evenings: Lssve
Leicester at 63) and looies Music Store POI Main
street, at 800 o'clock
Leave Cherry Valley Is minutes after starting from
Leicester "trip.
Leave New Worcester s 80 s. m. 1899 g. N lSO D
m, 400 p. III. 7lU p, 70; leave 2U7' Main street al
9SV g. M, Il m. $50, 5 90 30 D. m.
SUNDAYS.
Lesve Leicester lis, and Cherry Valley gt g.SDa n
Leave City Hal at 400 p m.
Leave New Worcester IT 10 a. NJ and 80 D. m Leave
City i3all at ciuSe Vi meetings.
Express ESusiRtss promptly attended 20.
y a. f4fs
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q p II, %
" Lower station cxp $50 a m I2,l5, $3.50 exp,
800, 955 exp.
Grafton III i0GS a M 5lspu
West5oto' ,i5O To- II a M, / Il, 53jp pm
CS orS2e 9i Il = llga g. 1 5 0''
ashland, rs l03 a. M l,5O,5 $40 s. IA.
Norihbor9'a Gb5 Il.
Framing ham. y Express, 7lO, 500, 1889 s. m 1872
81 eH,; bVO lu'do jiNP. p. m o. ,,,.
Natick, 6,i3 5. 10. il.dV t. ia sea bla p, NJ. ,o-
IVES. Newn1 81 T. M, ST., HA2, W. WOE, M ILL.,
5,2i, 81, 6,3l Wor.. 5l2 j.. II. ,,,.
Hrq"5ne 54J' i, ~ u, ~ = Y M, Ky, Nv,
~ 10 and us m. ,....,-.,
TRAINS lesye tt9stg9; as .ohows ON o 40
EZg;, 4 % 5$O Zap. 80 H&p, Pm
For Ss% yoFS, va 5prlnsaed, s55 ESo. a. m, 2a9
Ns% Yof6, v wa Norwich, S so Exp. p. IN.
MI 9ury, ~ a m 90 ?, m.
SE osi IlS 4 M LSo' 4;g S p; ~ A. an Nv
Southboroggh IT'S m, 1870, 400 pm.
Cot4aYius. 20 a. ~. ~ auO p. NJ
sn1n1 4 10 a, n ~ ~ V VV =, III Igo pgarv,
,43O, 5 30 Ego, $50 exp. ".
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Aofshboro 4 30 p %
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| II ~ ana 81 p N only
SIN connection with Trains on EAar,es Siysr oranch
Boston, April %. 1853 dtf
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frat,,s vi, eeye ~ orcrSte- f,r providaneo
and yav Station, NJ : no anl N 20 m ana 40 n M
prnviaua- TO- 5Qorcastar M ,s sEst{nns 81 + M and
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VALLEY fans ma leave providsnce at 4 50 2 +sds
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geaT@ F2{ AID sfa' s% o a . BiyeI rai
I BGs,on raos A. sat Te t3 ee Ho9sqtoais
! Adanss aad StoeS6tiJze and Pitisiied railroads X
Westtc.d WIN the liaI,.ife and I4rlodep railroad
At Snriueld v,ifh tbe '.rt0ri Tey, H,eu nd Spr O.
field and Corueoteut syer itailfosds Al Palmer With
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This extraordinary medicine is unlaling in the
all those painful ana dangerous diseases to which the fe
ale constitution is subject It moJerstcS all excuses
and removes all obstruction s. and speedy may he
relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it peculiarly suited. 1t Will in short time bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Iaeh bottle price one dollar, bears the government
stamp Of Great Britain to prevent counterfeits.
CA UTION.
These Pits showd not be ate7 bg felaa5es during The
FIRST THiEE MONTHS If PFeg8UNcJ, as ateV are
sRreto 5rig Miscarriage, bit at anV 0tisr time they
are SUE.
In ali of nervous and spinal affections, pains in
the back and limbs fatigue ON slight eNertiun. plpta
tan Of the heart, By stercs ana whites thrsc wills will
effect when all other means have f-i,ed and al
though eriul remedy, net contain iro caomel
anthony or anything hufttui to thu constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should he carefully preserved
Sole gent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, Rochester, n. Y.
N. j.. sl00 and postage stamps enclosed to any an
thoriZcd agent will insure bottle containing - pills
byreturn mail Sold BY all druggists dis deowly
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DOCTOR c. A. HILL IS
Female Regulator,
The Greatest Remedy of the Age.

For the use OF Single or Married Females
Easy be justly ranked as the most sue
cessidi ana invaluable specific for all
arrangements, distinctions, and Private
difficulties peculiar TO the Female seq.
now before the public. DR.. Hill, the
senior in Especial Diseases, during his
long and varied practice of Twenty
years and upwards, mas made the
and Diseases, arising from the cOnstruc
ton and functions of tire Female Svs
ten, his particular subject Of attention
and study, in which department Of his
practice il has been his sim TO bring 10
thorough test ana issue the different
~ BOTANIC and indian Agents Of the
Materia Medica, with the view Of pro
duclng a Convenient. Safe and Certain
Remedy for all cases of Irregularities
Suppressions and Distractions. and their
; alIectiMna of tha fnl1lAin s,-..Lan- nnA ~
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EFILLBURY AND WORCESTER ON.
Ava NIBUS leaves No. l2} Main street at 10 n NJ and
50 ,. From Hilbury, leaves Loyels Hotel at e
E. NJ and 1880 m; and leaves the Post Office at
n. and o. diff ESQ
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patents, 41rnsions, 9onntirs.
A MERICAN &FOREIGN P 4TENTS
r.. IL. Ed DY.

SOLICITOR OF PATENT rs.
Late agent of o. s. Patent OGce, Washington, t,ader
he Act Of 1871
SS state ST, GPposite GNii6y 81, AsOston.
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miscellaneous.

Gr. 1860. X -NRAKEs PLANTATION
~ ruTERs For sale by hush & co, "a front ut.
IC}2 dit
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ETELNInOLD's EXTRACT BUOHU,
HAS CURED EVERY CASE or DIABETES IN
WHICH IT HAS BEEN GIVEN.
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a Substitute for Calomel.

GCHENCK'S MANDRAKE FILLS,
~ FOR LIVER CONrLAlNT
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Gro g. GO 'UWl& d CO., IS Hanover street. Bos
on, General AGENTS for the Nrw England statCs
For sale by all pr'gsiSt and StorckeePers.
tltI
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ShcrlnS Sale.

The State of Kansas, Marshall county, So.
Thos. H. Hartwell, Trustee Of Lucy B. Hartwell
Plaintiff, vs. VIM. P. Carr, Jeremiah Preston
& W illiam P. PHILIPPE trustee for DsvidDodge,
Defendants. 80
by virtue Of aa order Of sale bearing date
10Th December, A. D. 1862, to me directed and
delivered issued in the above entitled cause out
of the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Kansas, sitting within and
for the county cf Marshall will ON Msnday the
9th dag of February, A. d. 1863, between the
hours of one and two o'clock P. NJ, of said day,
at the court house door in Marysville, in the
county Of Marshall, State Of Kansas, offer a.
public sale to the highest bidder for cash, all
the right, title and interest Of the above named
defeadents, in and to the following described
real estate to wit; the southwest quarter Of
section number twenty-four (24) in township
number one (1) of range number nine (9) east
lying and being situated in Marshall county.
State Of Kansas; said property to be sold by me
in accordance with the Gem nand Of said order
of sale. Given under my hand this 3rd day Of
January, A. D. 1868.
CD. SWEARINGEN, Sheriff
J. D. Brumbaugh. plf atty. nal
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Order of Publication

OEOcE VI xUOllC8tlO0
State Of Kansas, Second Judicial District, Men.
: aha county. ftFs-st 10. Sac a.F... r
Samuel A. Stinson & Eugene F. Havens part
ners as Stinson & Have0s, Plaintiffs. W 10.
rome Wilson, Henry Cowgill and Samuel
Cowgirl, defendants. - -
+ To Henry Cowgirl and Samuel Cowgill: You
are hereby notified that the above named plsin-
tiffs have commenced an action in the abeve en-
titled court against you to recover q judgment
against said defendant. Jerome Wilson, for the
sum of two hundred and sixty dollars and in
'terest thereon from July 9th, 1860, at the rate
of sixty per cent per annum, upon prommis-
cory note signed by said Wilson on the 9th day
Of July, A. d. 1859, payable to A B. Sands or
order, and to subject to the payment of said
amount,and interest, the following premises,
mortgaged by said Wilson to secure the psy.
ment of said note and Interest, to wit: the south
east quarter of section No. thirty-rwo in town
ship No. FIVE, range fourteen east, in said county
Of Nemaha, to sell the same and apply the pro-
ceedsto the pay ment Of said amount, and inter.
est and the costs of this action and to forecloss
all the defendants right title or equity Of re:
demption and security TO said premises. Said
notc having been assigned to these plaintiffs by
Alexander V. Blake, executor Of the last viii
and testament of A. B. San's. Now unless vcu
plead answer or demur to said plaintiffs petitins
on or before the 6 h day Of March, 1853, the
said petition will be taken as true an juAe-
ment rendered accordingly.
n41l I'D. BRUMBiUGH, atty for pl6.. +
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
1868,

The New York Tribune first isued in 1884, now in it's
twenty second year has obtained both larger and
widely difused circulation than any other newspaper
published in America. Though it has suffered in
mon with her journals from the volun eerng depart
nre of tens of thousands Of its patrons
ar for the Union Its circulation the 9th of December
1867 is "a follows: Daily, 50I2J; Semiwecky, Il 80;
Weekly, lis, S,OOO-toial p -. D.
Preeminently journal of News Of erature the
Tribune ha. political convictions which we'll Character
lied by the single word EE'UELIC,y II is Republican
its hearty adhesion to the truth that God has made
OF one blood all nations of mcn-Eepubcan its
ton of the equal and inalenable rights Of all life
li,erty, and the pursuit OF happiness in its
seadiast earnest defiant hostility to scheme and ef
fort OF tie Slave Powe from the Annexation of to
the great Rebellion to grasp the empire of the New World
and WELD the of country for its
Reconsideration in ITS antagonism
and desots OF the Old World who ndy hail in the pers
and caaues suddenly thrust upon by their American
counterpart the overthrow and ruin of the Model Republic
Republican in its hope and trust its faith and effort that this
atrOc;ous Rebellion result in the overthrow o
its ploeis and the trim establishment of equal rights and
equal laws throughout the whole extent of country
wherein Liberty and Union shall indeed one and in
seperabic' henceforth and forever.
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The State Of Kansas, Nemaha county, rs.
James P. Benson, Plaintiff, vs Josiah Blsneett 3
Theodore HuAt, Trustee. = ~ ,...... ....-,.
By virtue Of an order Of sale, bearing date
December IL, A. D. 1852, to me directed and de-
livered issu ed in the above entitled cause out %
the Second Judicial District af the State Of Kan.
sas sitting within and for said county Of Nems-
ha, will on Monday the 9th day Of February.
A. D. 1868, at one clock p NJ. Of that cay At the
court house door, In the town Of Seneca, In IL
county of Nsmsha and State Of Kansas offer -
public sale to the highest bidder for cash in haal
all the right, title and interest Of the sbovs
named dsfendents in and to The following de-
scribed property, to wit: the west half Of ths
northwest fractional quarter Of Section four a.
aadthe east half of the north east frsctionaa
quarter of section Eve l5) in township numbss
two ~ Of range thirteen (iS) situated lyisS
and being in the county Of Nemaha and State
Of Kansae. Said property 10 b sold BY ne il
accordance with the command Of ssid order Of
sale. JOHN 8. ROGERS, Sheriff
!, a. Of Nemshs County, Is.
j; J. D. Brur,baush, plfs atty. 60
Jan. 10, 1868. ..1ssl - sac 4wnh
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We have heard it suggested thata bel
fry be constructed and small bell pur-
chased for the new school house nearly
completed in our city. tits good idea,
and we hope it will be done. Let each
man in the district pay small amour.
and the matter can be accomplished At
once. Who does not love the sound of the
free school bell and who not be glad to
have their memory freshensd by hearing it
reverberate along the valley of the Blue
Besides being ornamental and pleasing, a
bell would also be useful. Let us have
one.
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EGoY.-In the absence of better
amusement, and perhaps snow for snow.
balls, we noticed yesterday. some gentry
pelting each oihsr with eggs. Ne -,ho't
that if one party in. particular had been
shot-in the neck-with some slightly
stale eggs it would have been good Joke
on the eggs, of course. .,--4 .r,r.4 I.
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MAnRIEp.-At the residence of the
brides father. on the 7th instant, BY VIM.
P. Hess. j. p. Mr.. Isaac B. Holloway to
Miss Margaret Bartlow, all Of Marshall
county. 70 e5hm r. Fam g '.ta o. -
The welded couple will please accept
our thanks for liberal slice Of the bridal
loaf; and may the, new relations Of life
upon which they have just entered ever be
productive of unfading Joy.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-10

We publish in to-day's issue the pros.
pectus of the Missouri Democrat, the best
paper west of the Mississippi. 1t is an
unconpromising. earnest and able Union
paper has great influence in its own
State has always stood up for the rights
of Kansas circula,es largely in the North
and West, and is read by everybody who
pretends to be "posted." #,saa.
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REGIsrER's OFFICE,
Marshall County, Kansas

Learning that there are many deeds in
the County unrecorded, take this meth.
cd TO give notice that l will gratuitously
Record all deeds Of those persons from
this county who are now engaged in the
Military Service of the Country, and to
remind all others of the necessity of hav-
ing theirs recorded. C. F. KEosTEa.
Marysville, Jan. 8, '63.
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Carl Horn, long since indicted for the
murder ct Phillip Friend, in Leavenwor.h
has been convicted, and sentenced to BE-
hung on the 18th day Of February next
The ssntsucs Of death With appropriate
remarks were preaeaneed By Judge, Ls,
eompts. 'Is1ilbss thsfrst szscuaions BY
law that has occurred since the erganiza.
ton of Kansas - Territory.
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y WouHDrD in the battle of Prairie Grove
Arkansas, on the 7th Of December, 1867,
and died in the Hospital 1t Cane Hill, on
the 9th, Benjamin Hoorubeek. Of Msrys.
vile, Sergeant ofCo. E 18th Kansas Vol
unteers, sged "a years.
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THE NEWS.


We have, stirring news-Rosecrans
in Tennessee. has had week or more Of
fighting and skirmishing, and on the 4.b
inst, after atsrrific battle, lasting 3 days.
in which our loss is said to be $4,000 and
the rebels, 5000, the Federals took pos
session Of Murfreesboro, Tenn.,-a town
80 miles southeast of Nashville,-and
sent the rebels defeated and flying across
the line into Mississippi. Our loss of OFF,
GERS in the battle is reported large. Among
the enemy's loss of the latter are reported
Generals Rains,o Hanson and Cheatam,
killed, and Generals,Adams, Breckinridge
and Cladson, wounded. We have not
room to give telegraphic details. =
-vicksbsrg has been taken by onr for
ees. A sharp battle was fought there,
Sherman commanding our troops.
The Iron clad Monitor has foundered
at sea. She went down in storm of Cape
Ha,eras, on the 3othfult:, with thirty lives.
Our town was lately visited BY some
twenty or twenty-five cavalry soldiers, ac-
eompanied by Maj. Gillet and Lieut.. Sharp,
of the 3rd Wisconsia, and J. P. Hall, Pro-
vost, or lately Provost Marshal of Atchi-
son county, all acting we believe in the
capacity Of U. S. Detectives. They had
along with them besides their regular cav
airy horses two six.mule transportation
wagons, and they made this their stopping
place for some four days when they re-
turned to the river. Their business while
here was ostensibly to look after the inter.
ests of the Governmont-reclaim stolen
U. 8. arms, saddles, "jayhawked" horses,
take charge of desersers,and candor eompels
us to say that it proved rather an unproft.
able business, for upon their return they
had as fruits of their search less than six
or eight horses, supposed to have been
s.olen-but We would add, parenthetically,
Of course, that the boys, thinking un-
doubtedly that their haul was not large
enough, made descent upon neighbor-
ing clothes line at least, one that We wot of
WAS relieved Of certain shirts the night be-
fore their departure. However, we will
give them credit for one thing, and that
was the taking charge and returning to the
Government the property EARNS, amuni-
ton, clothing &C., to the amount of $1,000,
which was obtained by . swindler and
brought out here last Fall, on the repre-
e.n.a.iou that an Indian Regiment would
be raised, y which was stored near the Otoe
Indian agency. and some Of which had al
ready got toto the hands Of the redskins
and was being destroyed, If the property
does not sgain get into the hands of some
military pretsnder it's safer stored in
Leavenwcrth than whore it was, ergo, We
are pleased with this act. Rut this send
ing soldiers round In thinly settled por-
tions Of the country, where nothing is
known beforehand of thefts, will hardly
pay expenses-thers is much better en-
pioyment for them in BIubt's command 10
Arkansas.sc ed, h;ss p rrav .t F..
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SHERLFTN SALE


rhomas Crowley and James r. Herd, Trustee.
BY virtue of order Of sale bsnG dsse l2th Dec 1853 70
me directed and issued ne aoys entitled out
ofthe District Court OF the District OF the
etaSs Of Kansas sitting within and r Of Nemaha
vlloa Monday the 2dd. ffssrusy 1858 between
the hour of ono md oelecb u. Of aa day tne
0suff ouse door in ,e town of eenpea IN the County @
Nsmshe and State Eas or q pabc Sale b. the h
ct biddsr for cash in hara all1 hgSt ta ND
property towit: ......
The west hafof the eou Invest quarter OF seetoe
thirteen half ofthe south sest quarter
section fourteen nay tovnshptwe of range toesees
1l lying and being the county Of Nsnans sns
Seate Of Kansas.
Ssi property b sold In accordance With the e''
"-"' JOHN RoDaEls
Sheriff Of Nesshs County, ksnsAs
l. D. DfuDhoueh, plt'EO Atty
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The local of the Leavenworth Bulletin
says that he will be obliged 10 gent large
sterehouse in which to lay away his num-
berless New Years presents. Well save
him that trouble: just send them out here
and they shall be " stored" or " slowed
away free Of charge. lt'ah q