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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Connecticut.

Dist Names. Politics. Dia. Names. Politics.
Henry C. Deming Adm. 3-Aug. Brandegee. Adm.
FLAMES f. English. Opp. 4-John H. Hubbard. ADM
Mr. English Is the only one OF the above who was in
the last Congress.
Mr. Deming is democrat, but was elected on the
republican ticket. He will probably avoid the extremes
OF both parties
The other two are clear grit republicans.
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he other two are clear gri. republicans.
Illinois,

InhnOt0s
Isaac N Arnold Adm. s--John T. Stuart. Opp.
2-J T. Farnsworth. Adm. o-Lewis W. Ross. Opp.
4-chares NJ Harris Opp ll-lames 6. Robinson. opp
5-owen Lovejoy. Adm 12-wm. r. Morrison. Opp
o-Jcsse o. Norton. Adm. l3-Wm. J. Allen Opp
The representatives Of the First, Third Fifth, TENTH
Eleventh and Thirteenth districts were IN the last Con-
Rress
Mr. James c. Allen was elected on the general ticket
having obtained majority or tho whole vote Of the State
He 10 q conservative democrat. He was In Congress
from 1853 to 1857
Mr.. Norton, who will represent the Sixth district.
a colleague with Mr. J. G. Allen in the Thirty third and
Thirty fourth Congresses.
John T. Stuart win represent Mr. Linooln's district
(Eghth) He is intimate personal friend Of the Presi
dent but quite opposite In his political sentiments He
was a member Of Congress from 1880 70 1s43, having
bcaten the contest In what then the Fifth district
the late stephen A. Douglas
Mr. Rose the representative Of tho Ninth district
brother law Of Hon. wm Kellogg, Of the rampant
republicans from the state In the last Congress- but
be has sympathy with the political sentiments Of bis
relative.
Colonel VIM r. Morrison, who will represent the
Twelfth district has served three terms In the Illinois
Legislature the last 1882 being Speaker Of the House.
He was delegate to the Charleston and Baltimore Ma
tiooa Conventions. where he supported Mr.. Douglas
throughout In 1s48 he with Illinois regiment In
the war with Mexico, wounded At Buena Vista.
When the present broke out he raised regiment and
led 1t the Held He headed charge during the attack
Fort Doneson and fell wounded inside OF the enemy's
works. In Congress- he will support tho but oppose
the niggerhead crotchets Of the administration.
wm Alien the representative OF the Thirteenth dis
rict the Congress portion OF the time he
havug been elected to m the vacancy occasoned BY the
resignation OF General John Logan. He halls from the
Egyptian section Of Illinois, and belongs TO tho copper
head school OF peace democrats In 1851 he occupied
apartments in Fort lafayette, where he furnished
soldiers rations by the government free Of charge.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C.

AT THE OLD STAND NO. " BLBEcKER STREET
~ money literally advanced Diamonds Watches
Jcwclry silver Ware silks Pianos, Guns Pistols Segarv
D.. Ac rhe same bought for cash desired ~ Il will
morr for Pasnbrokers Tickets for the above articles
Than can b. obtained al her place this city
person having ucNe,s 70 sell would do well N cali before
selling them elsewhere att Blccrker street, up stairs
nIAMoNDs, OLD GOLD AND slLvER.-BY GOING
~ 20 LOUIS ANRlCH. 7l3 Broadway. under the New
York hote, y9a vii receive ~ per more than ~ any
Other pscr 70 his cit or Dismonss old God and SILVER
without being compelled N takr other goods w exchange
lie in city hanksbe money. canel's Hsr shaws all
kinds of fsces ant furs bnnght ~ the highest price a.
has been ~ Years established IN New York Remember 7ss
mHesdwau.
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IndfRnR r,

I-Johp Law ...... Opp. 7-Daniel ". VOORHEES, Opp.
2--Iamcs A Cravens. Opp. S-Goodove 8. Orth. Adm.
3-H W Harrington. Opp. o-Schuyier Colfax. Adm.
4-Wm S. Holman. Opp. 10-Jos X. Edgerton. Opp.
5-Gcorge w. JulaD.Adm. 11-James 7. F.McDowel Opp.
G-Ebenezer Dumont Adm.
The representatives elect in tho First Second FOURTH
Firth. Seventh and Ninth districts were In the last Con-
gross and II Is fair that their sentiments have
undergone material change.
Ebcnczer Dumout, Of the Sixth district, Ia brgadier
general OF volunteers, and will unite his strength with
the supporters OF the admin nstration.
Daniel Webster VOORHEES, In the last Congress, and
Is vallandigham coppcrhcad
Schuyler Colfax, member Of the last Congress, Ia
republican. but inclined to conservatism.
George W Julian who will represent the Fifth district
was mcmber OF the committee On the conduct OF the
in the last Congress-. and the abolition caudi.
date for Vice President the ticket with John P. Hale
in 1862 He belongs 10 the Phillips and Garrison school
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lows .

1-lames Wilson. Adm Al. v. Grinnei.. Adm
2-Hran Price. -. Adm. s--John A. Rasson !. Adm
3-wm. D. Allison. Adm. GA W. Hubbard. Adm
It viii he seen thai the Iowa dcog alton Is uni. for
the administration They all new men, with the OK
cepon Of the representative "a the First district who
IN the last Congress.
John A. Kasson Assistant Postmaster General and
sent 70 Europe 10 represent government in the
Postal Convention.
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Term Erpires.
lafayette S. Foster. "A 1867
James Dixon. 20 1853
California.
James A. McDougall.0 % 1867
John Conness. !. 20 1859
Della ware.
William salisbury. % 1865
James A. Bayard. :. o 1859
Indiana.
Henry ). Lane. .....A 1867
T. A. Hendricks. =. % 1869
Illinois.
VIM. A. Richardson. % 1855
Lyman Trumbull. "A 1857
Iowa.
James W. Grimes. "A 1855
James Harlan. IA 1857
kentuckN
lazarus w Powell. ID 1865
Garret Davis. % 1857
Kansas.
Sam. G. P0mcroy.. "A 1865
James II. Lane. ....A 1857
Maryland.
Thomas II. Hicks 10 1857
Reverdy johnson. % 1859
Maine.
W. Pitt Fessenden. A 1865
Lot NJ. Morrill,. "A 1850
Massachusetts.
Henry Wilson. ....A 1885
Chas. Sumner "A 1859
Michigan.
Jacob M. Howard. "A 1865
Zach. Chandler. "A 1859
Minnesota.
NJ. s. wilkinson. A 1887
Alex. Ramsey. ......A 1853
Adm ipiet iO0
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MORTALITY In NEW YORK.

Weekly Report OF Deaths An the City
and County OF New York from she
10Th Day OF August 90 the Nth Day OF
August. 1863.
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East Virginia.

IL. H. Chandler. Adm. 7-B. N. Kitchen. :. Adm.
2-Joseph Segar. Adm.
We class all the above for the administration, the
ground that they elected under military protection
and by very few votes.
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New Jersey.

1--fohn y Starr Adm. Andrew J. Rogers Opp.
2-Gcorgc Middleton. opp 5--Nehcmah Perry OPP.
3--wliam @. Steele. Opp
The Third and Fifth districts viii 10 represented by
the who In the last Congress.
George Middleton Il member Of tho society % Friends
but by means peace democrat. lie Will bo fsund
on the side Of the conservatives.
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Rhode Ialand.

Thomas A.Jencks Adm. 2-Nathan r. Dixon. Adm.
They are both new men.
Thaddeus Stevens is rabid radical. During the re-
rebs invasion Of Pennsylvania General Early burned
his extensive iron wsrks.
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Missouri.
Vacancy............. 1857
Vacancy. 1859
New Hampshire.
John p. Hale. "A 1865
Daniel r. Clark. +. "A 1867
New York.
Ira Harris. % 1857
Edwin d. Morgan % 1859
New Jersey.
John c. Ten Eyck. "A 1856
William Wright. % 1859
Ohio.
Benjamin +. Wade. "A 1855
John sherman. "A 1857
Oregon.
B. F. Harding. % 1855
George w. Nesmith. % 1857
Pennsylvania.
Edgar Cowan. 10 1867
Chas. r. Buckalew. % 1859
Rhode Island.
Henry B. Anthony. "A 1885
Vim. Sprague. -. "A 1859
Vermont.
Jacob Coilamer "A 1867
Solomon Foot. "A 1859
Virginia.
John s. Carlile. 20 1855
Lemuel J. Bowden. % 1869
Wisconsin.
Timothy o. Howe. "A 1857
James r. Doolittle. "A 1869
West Virginia.
Waterman T. Wiley. "A -
P. G. Van Winkle. "A -
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Minnesota.

1-William Window. Adm. 2-Ignatius Donnelly Adm
Mr.. Window in the last Congress. The scat Of Mr.
Donnely will he contested by his conservative compei
tor, wm J. Cullen.
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New Hamushare

l-Danie Marcy 49,. Opp. 3-Jas W. Patterson. Adm
Edward r. Rollins Adm.
Mr.. Rollins was member OF the last House.
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THIRTY.EIGHTH CONGRESS.
MEETS DECEMBER 2. 1853.
Names of Members Elected
Politically Classified.
a Majority Against the Ad-
ministration in the House.
PERS ONAL SKET &c n E s,
ke., &css &es
THE SENATE.
" FWo
Missouri.

Politics. cs.-A-administration o-opposition.
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nfichf0an,

1-Fer G. Beaman. adm. 4-Francis ". Kellogg. Adm.
2-Charles Upson. Adm. 6-Aug. c. Baldwin Opp
3-John W Longyear Adm. 6-John +. briggs. Adm
Mr. Beaman and Mr. Kellogg were In she last Congress.
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Administration. .......s......'..........
Opposition. n........................
Vacancies
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PemmsYlYanfa.

Tho representatives q the Sixth, Eighth, Mint
Eleventh, Fifteenth. Eighteenth, Twenty second a
Twenty fourth Districts were In the last Congress-
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" Banks Captain Richard Yates pilot first class an1
Wednesday. August 10. 1855 foowsrhirieh street..
North river, gIS Spring street. North river DIS: pier
will furnish the music for the occasion Bait lines and
feshmen furnished board Fare 81 for tho excursios.
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TWO YOUNG GIRLS AGED SEVENTEEN AND
L nneeen, take this method OF forming the acauaus-
Of two young gentlemen, with n u strimony
roue bit hc~c that and spectacle need 40
q rec days Ruiiy aad torenes. Hcrad ollce.
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ulRBD OF rREADING THIS VALE OF TEARS ALONE
and desirons Of becoming some mans dsr6ng 1 take
a 10 matrmony. Address, in confidence. HsreIle nj
Howard, Post Office, New Yors = -
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aM go.
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nsArRIMoNIAL-THE IN NEWLY MARRIED AND
NJ those about 10 marry win receive work contain M
niormation o,e wtmost importance them. ny enclosing
~ cents 10 EnH Lagnea box 055 New Post onre
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NGATEIMONY EANlt WIFI INSTRUCTIONS
mi for courug order 10 win the affections OF the oppo
site ser book OF intense interest," both married ana
single Beautifully illustrated le2 pages Sept postpaid on
receipt Of 50ccnts. GEORGE PECK'& Co,
NB-Books, Cards. Prints. stereoscopic Views 1c c.,
aputIes sent on receipt OF stamp
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A YOUNG MAN, OF FAIR PERsOFkL ApfEARANCE
n sound and toiy, fond of female society. but
here form the acquaintance OF
the center sex with a matrimony; money OBJ
iec AGE health and ieaay ony considered Address for
iwo davs r. u r. station Post oncc, stating when and
where an interview NAV be had.
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Peck slip at A. M West Twentieth street at 8 Dey
street BIZ pier No & North river 6Z daily except Satuf
dav. Fare, Soc. Musc refreshmena Bait and lines
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State Of Kansas, Second Judicial District, Mem
aha county.
Samuel A. Stinson & Eugene F. Ravens, part
ners as Stinson & Ravens, Plaintiffs. vs. Je-
rome Wilson, Henry Cowgirl and Samuel
Cowgirl, defendants.
To Henry Cowgirl and Samuel Cowgirl: You
are hereby notified that the above named plain
tiffs have commenced an action in the sbeve 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, 1850 ct the rate
of sixty per cent per annum, upon . prommis-
sorry 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,
mortgsged by said Wilson to secure the pay
ment of said note and Interest to wit: the south
east quarter Of section No. thirty-Iwo in town.
ship No. five, range fourteen east, in said county
of Nemaha, to sell the same and apply the pro-
ceeds to the payment Of said amount and inter-
est and the costs Of this action and to foreclose
all the defendants right, title or equity Of re-
demption and security TO said premises. Said
note having been assigned to these plaintiffs by
Alexander V. Blake, executor Of the last will
and testament of A. B. Sands. Now unless you
plead answer or demur to said plaintiffs petition
on or before the day of March, 1863, the
said petition will be taken as true AMI judg-
ment rendered accordingly.
nall I'D. BRUMBAUGH, atty for plf.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

The State of Kansas, Nemaha county, ss.
James P. Benson, Plaintiff, VS. Josiah Blancett &
Theodore HuLt, Trustee
BY virtue of an order of sale, bearing date
December L. A. d. 1862, to me directed ard de-
fvered, ssu ed in the above entitled cause cut Of
the Second Judicial District of the State of Kan
ias, sitting within and for said county of Ncma-
hs, will on Monday the 9th day of February,
AID 1863, at one clock p NJ of that cay at the
court house door, in the town of Seneca, in the
county Of Nemaha and State Of Kansas, offer at
pubic sale to the highest bidder for cash in hand
oil the right, title and interest of the above
named defendants in and to the following de-
acribed property, to wit: the west half of the
northwest fractional quarter Of Section four a.
aadihe east half Of the north east fractional
quarter dissection FIVE 81 in township number
Two ~ Of range thirteen l3) situated lying
aad being in the county of Nemaha and State
Of Kansas; Said property to be sold by me in
sccordance with the command Of said order of
sale. JOHN S. ROGERS, Sheriff
Of Nemaha County, rs.
ID. Brunbaugh, plffs atty.
Jan. 10, 1868. 4wnt1
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1868. 1868.
PROSPECTUS or
THE
NEW YORK LED G Err

There great deal Of talk among Cotemporaries
about the great rise in the price of and the
cessy of corresponding rise in the price Ofnewspapers
We do not agree with friends to the last PROPOSE
ton. 1t that paper has gone up fghtfuy-ffty
per cent at least and is "st its way un" But what
of that Publishers have for years hada good time with
lowprced paper, and made large profits; and that
fer paper without whining and attempting to get it back
OF of their subscribers The increase opaper will make
difference thousands of dollars to yearly: but
ne shall not increase the price of the Ledger THAT will
main as it is We afford 1t. The retail price will
continue TO be4 cents; and club terms they al
ways have BEEN Our subscribers have stuck TO when
paper cheap and do not intend to increase
rates to them now when it is dear sit is poor rule
that wont work both ways
All our contributors have been reengaged for the
ensuing year our corps will be large, and will EN-
brace such variety eminent TALENT that every depart
ment literature will receive the particular attention of
some competent to do ample and special Justice In
fact our contributors will send from week to weeE
much more matter than possibly so that we
shall always fresh and superabundant supply from
which to select the very best.
The following are the ofsome ofour leading con-
trbutors for the year-1S6 What other paper
presentedsuch array of distinguished and popular
Hon. Edward Everett, Rev. John S. c. Abbott William
Cullen Bryant John G. SAKE, Geo. p Morris, N P. Will
lis Geo. D. Prentice, Sylvanus Cobb, Jr Emmerson Ben
net nion Consteano, Durivage Wiiliam Ross Wallace
Arthur, Hamilton Myers Col. Walter B, Dunlap,
Mrs Sigourney, Mrs Southworh Fanny Fern Annie Cora
Richie, Alice Cary Mary Forest Miss + Dupuy, Mary
Stanley Gibson Carolins Chessbrou, Etnl Lynn, Mrs
Estele Anna Lewis Amy Randolph and many clergymen
professors in colleges statesmen and other eminent wri
tiers residing in different parts of the United States.
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
1868.

The New York Tribune, first issued in 1884, now in its
year has obtained both larger and more
widely used circulation than any other newspaper ever
published in Though it has Suffered in COM
with her journals from the volunteering and depart
of thousands of ts patrons to serve in the
War for Union its circulation the 9th OF December
1862 is follows: Daily 59125; Semi-weeky, ,2o0;
Weekly, 14S 00O-tOtal 2lj,3.5.
Preemineatiy journal of News and of Literature the
Tribune has political convictions which well character
lied by the single word REPUBLICAN 1t is Republican IN
its hearty adhesion to the great truth that God has made
of blood all nations of menRepuboan in its asser-
ton of the equal and naienable rights of all men to lite
liberty, and the pursuit Of in It's
sadtas earnest defiant hostility to every scheme and eff
fort Of tie Slave Power from the Annexation of rexas to
the great Reben to grasp the empire of the New World
aud WELD the of country for its agran
dizement-Repubcan in its sntageaa b the aristocrats
and dcpots OF the Old World who on&y had in the perils
and caamtes suddenly thrust upon by their American
counterpart the overthrow and ruin of the Model Repubc
Republican in its hope and trust its faith and effort that this
atrocious Rebellion result in the signal overthrow OF
its poters and the firm establishment of equal rights and
equal laws throughout the whole extent Of country
wherein Liberty and Union shall indeed be "One and
seperable" hcncefOrth and forever.
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SheriH,S Sale.

1he State of Kansas, Marshall county, IS.
1hos h. Hartwell, Trustee of Lucy B. lIartwell
Plaintiff, VS. VIM. P. Carr, Jeremiah Preston
3 William P. Phillips trustee for pavidDodge,
Defendants.
- BY virtue Of an order of sale bearing date
Uth December, A. D. 1862, to me directed and
delivered, issued in the above entitled cause out
st the District Court of the Second judicial Dis
slct Of the State of Kansas, sitting within and
1sf the county cf Marshall, 1 will on Monday the
s'a day of February, A. d. 1868, between the
nouns ofone and two O'clock P. NJ, of said day,
"'he court house door in Marysville, in the
county of Marshall, State of Kansas, offer at
puolic sale, to the highest bidder for cash, all
eneht title and interest of the above named
SslsAdents, in and to the following described
Nl estate to wit; the southwest quarter of
ssetisa number twenty-four (24) in township
lumber one OF range number nine (9) east
Sytng and being situated in Marshall county,
o. Sa's Of Kansas; said property to be sold by me
- scesrdance with the com mand of said order
%Ssal& Given under my hand this Srd day of
January, A. D. 1863.
CD. SWEARINGEN, Sheriff.
~. Brumbaugh. plf's atty. nal
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SHERIFFS SALE.

The State of Kansas, Nemaha county, 50.
Samuel A. Stinson, Plaintiff VS. VIM. B. Law
romeo & William F. Wilson, trustees.
By virtue Of an order of sale bearing date
December 18th 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 said county of Nemaha, 1 will on Monday the
9Th day of February, A. D., 1868, between the
hours of ten and eleven o'clock A. NJ. of that day
at the court house door in the town Of Seneca
in the county of Nemaha and State of Kansas,
offer 81 public sale to the highest bidder, for
cash. in sand all the right title and interest of
the above named defendants in and to the fol-
lowing described property, to wit: the west
one half of the south east quarter and The east
one half of The south west quarter Of section
twenty three (2s) in township one (D Of range
fourteen (l4) situated, lying and being in the
county of Nemaba and State Of Kansas. Said
property to be sold by me in accordance with the
command of said order Of sale.
JOHN s RODGERS,
Sheriff Of Ne.naba county, rs.
ID. Brumbaugh, pff's atty.
Jan TO- 1868, nal
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c,s,e of Kansas, County of Marshall.
Ine samuels vsWilliam Barrett.
!o'If:,,;.m Barrett: You will take notice that
10 of an execution issued out of the End
by VIII sourt in and for Marshall County, state
plstl's. DISTRESS will proceed to appraise on the
Of Asns according to law, on the 9th day of
rrenl'er ID. 1868, between the hours Of 10
fsorI.,'ix X. and o'clock P. N. of said day, the
osios. - described real estate, to wit: Lots five
folloNa s;x l6) in block twenty-four (24) in
~ s MorralIs addition to Palmetto, Mar
Bal n .onnty, Kansas, at which time you can at
.D sI ~ # YOU think proper. Given under my
tsnu y ,h;s 10th day of January, A. D. 1868.
hsna ao IL G. D. SWEARINGEN, Sheriff.
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CENTRALIA NURSERY

We have at Centrala. Nemeha county, Kansas abort
10000 apple trees all grated and Of all varieties that have
been lesed in the They have been here the
open prairie If any trees will do well in Kansas these
Also quantity of Cherries and different varieties of
Strawberries, Lawton Blackberries &c &C. We shall be
ready during the Fall Of 1852 and Spring of 1868 supply
people of Northwestern Kansas with
favorable terms Apple trees years growth from graft
4to high and socEy % CENTS and other trees
portion. We viii take in exchange for anything in
Nursery all kinds of Farm produce and stock Give call
you going the river and examine for yourselves
Bring along load OF wheat pork or anything
spare and tale home when the proper time
transpanting Some prefer transplantng in the
Fall others in the Spring-suit yourselves.
June, 1862. BAKER & SQUIRE.
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IDNTNISTRARLIS NOTICE.

~ Of administration upon the estate of J. P. Miller,
the county of Marshall, deceased have been granted
by the judge of the probate court in and
county Of Marshall and state of Kansas dated the
january 1868. All persons having claims against
10 estate requested to exhibit the same for allowance
within year from the date of the is
the said letters they may be precluded from any
s, o such estate aud that if such claims
three years from the date of the letters they
spW ~ ~ s,r.,er deIarred. MARY MILLER,
~Su Administrative of John P. Miller, deceased.
ys,vrlle January 13, 1853. n42
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1DVTNISTRATOR'S NOTICE

# administration upon the estate Of James White,
late of the county Of Marshall, state of Kansas,
granted to the Undersigned by the Judge OF the
'ss ssfas Be sis sss
Claim. against said estate requested to exhibit the
hns allowance the undersigned, within year from
hessung of the said or they will be
any benefit of such estate and that if such
sua AZ. NOS exhibited within three years from the date
sers they shall be forever debarred. O. c. HoOR,
a,'i.trator Ct the estate of James White deceased
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
s,.,,of 6ansas. Nemaha county; IS.
lanes p. Benson, pltf.

s.,d Iansas. NenIaha county; S..
jsuss Z. Benson, pitf.
VinsOrC Mills.
me directed and delivered issued in fhe above
M rse oat ofte District Court OF tho second Judicial
nctofhs State ofKansas sitting within and for said
s.sy d Nemah viii Monday the 9th day of February
1885 between the hours of fen and eleven O'Clock
% dsy the Court House door in the town ofseneca in
n. county Of Nemaha and stare of Kansas offer at public
highest bidder for cash in hand all the right title
Interest of theabnye named Defendants in and to the
SLOWING described property to-wit:
The north east quarter ve5 oftownship three
irsnge fourteen situated lying and being in the county
.Nemaha and state Of said properyto sold by
rp accordance with the commands Of saul order of sale,
Johns Rodgers,
sheriff Ct Nemaba County
ID Rr,nbaugh, pitts Atty, Jan 10th, 1868.