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Uhe Gmpuria 0elra,
KANSAS.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1868.
THE sPEAKERsHIP.

Considerable has already been said about
our next Speaker, and several gentlemen
have been mentioned in connection with the
position. Mr. Kellogg's name IS spoken of
for reelection. Now we have not word
to say against Mr. K. lie has all tie quail
iGcatious, and is in every respect gentle.
man. but must Lsavenworth have every
thing? She has almost all the good State
and Federal offices, and we think the next
Speakership belongs to Southern Kansas.
If the members from the South will only
stick together they can obtain the Speaker
In looking around for The man, We fall upon
the Hon. William Il. Saunders of Coifey
county. Mr.. S. has been elected to the
Legislature for the third or fourth tine, and
has the necessary experience and qualifca-
tons. He isa good man in every respect
is honest, upright, and sincere, and we be-
l;eve would make the best Speaker in Tie
whole list Of members elect. We hope the
Southern members will unite and elect &
Speaker.
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SHERLFFS SIZE.

State of Kansas, Lyon county, IS.
Henry P. Throop VS.. Charl=s C. Lawrence.
DY VIRTUE of an order of safe, issued from
ID the District Court for Lyon county. in the
Filth Judicial District of Kansas, and to me di.
rected l will,
ON SATURDAY. JANUARY Odd, A. D. 1864,
between the hours of - m. and p. m. on said
day. offer for sale at public auction, the Court
House door, in EmpOria, Lyon county, Kansas,
all the right, title and inter st of Charles c. Law
of, in, and to the southwest quarter of sec
ton number ten (0), township nnu Der twenty
ole (2l }. south of range number thirteen Ijl,
east the 9Th p. M, to satisfy an order of sale
in tavor of Henry P. Throop against Charles C..
Lawrence.
Given under my hand, at my office in Emporia,
this 18th day OF December, A. D. 1863
ROBERT PARHAM.
3l6-2l$770l Under Sheriff.
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SRERLFFS SALE.

State of Kansas, Lyon county, S.
Samuel j. Giles VS. Vim. II. Nickel.
10y VIRTUE of AN order of sale, issued from
ID the District Court for Lyon county, in the
Fifth judicial District of Kansas, and to me di-
Fscled, ] will,
ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 23d, A. D. 1864,
between the hours Of IL m. and p. m. on said
day, offer for sale at public auction, at the Court
House do,r. in Empora Lyon county, Kansas.
all the right title and interest of VIM. H. Nickel,
of, in, ard to the south half Of the southeast
quarter of section number twelve (l2). in town
ship number seventeen 40, south Of range num-
Der twelve Q2), east of the 9th p. NJ, to satisfy
order of sale IL favur of Samuel j. Giles
against VIM. II. Nickel
Given under my hand, at my office in Emporia,
ibis 17th day of December, a. D. 1863.
ROBER PARHAM,
Sl6-2lS70l Under Sheriff.
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SHERLFF'S SALE.
Slate of Kansas, Lyon eoun

State of Kansas, Lyon county, IS.
George Beach VS. VIM. T. Phillips.
DY Writ UE of order of sale issued from
ID the District Court for Lyon county, in the
Fifth Judicial District of the State of Kansas.
and to directed, will,
ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 23d. A D. 1864.
between the hours of II m. and p. m on said
day offer for sale at public auction. at the Court
House door, in Empora, Lyon county. Kansas.
all the right, title, and interest of VIM T. Phil
lips Of in, and to the southeast quarter of section
number twenty-one (2l), in township number
isfy an order of sale in favor of George Beach
and against VIM. 7. Phillips.
Given under my hand. at my Office in Emporia
this 18th day of December, 1863
ROBERT PARHAM,
3l6.2I$7.35I Under Sheriff.
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Sherif's Sale.

State of Kansas, Lyon county, S.
Isaiah n Lewis vs.. Howard E. Hunt
BY virtue of an order of sale. 10 me directed,
ID issued out of the Fifth Judicial District
Court, for Lyon county. Kansas, l will,
ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 23p, A. D. 1864
between the hours Of Il m. end p. M on said
day, offer for sale at public aucton at the Court
House door. in Emporia, Lyon county, Kansas.
all the right, title aud interest of Howard f
Hunt of, in, and tn the southeast quarter of SIC
ton number nine co.. in township number nine
teen (l9) of range number eleven az, east of
the 9th 2. NJ, to satisfy order of sale in favor
of Isaiah NJ Lewis and against Howard E Hun:
Given under my hand. at my office ii Emporia,
this 18th day of December, A. D. 1863
ROBERT PARHAM.
3l6 2IS700 Under Sheriff
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be somewhat more ready to give up the
cause of their affection, and, to this extent.
this vital matter is left to themselves, while
no POWER of the National Executive to pre-
rent an abuse is abridged by this PROPOSE
ton. The suggestion Ia the proclamation
as to maintaining the political frame work
OF the States on what is called recon
struction, is made in the hope that il may
DO good without harm. IL viii favor labor
and avoid great confusion; but any
proclamation now, upon this question, is
beset with the conflicting view that the
steps might be delayed too long or be taken
too soon. In some elements for resump-
ton have been ready for action, butremGin
inactive apparently for want OF a rallying
point--a plan for action Why shall A
adopt the plau of B rather than B that of
A, and if A and B should agree how can
they know but the general Government
here VIII respect their plan? By the proc
Iamation plan is presented which may be
accepted by them as rallying point. and
which they are assured in advance will not
be rejected here. This may bring them to
act sooner than they otherwise would The
objection to premature presentation Of a
plan by the National Executive consists in
the danger of committing errora on points
which could be more safely left to further
Developments. Care has been taken TO so
shape the document as TO avoid embarrass-
ment from this source. In saying that on
certain terms certain crimes will be pardoned
with their rights restored 1T is not said that
other classes on other terms will never be
accepted in another way. The movements
by State action for emancipation in several
OF the States not included in the Emauci
ton Proclamation are matters Of profound
congratulation, and while do not repeat in
detail what l have heretofore SO earnestly
urged upon this subject. my general views
and feelings remain unchanged, and trust
that Congress will omit no fair opportunity
OF ending these important steps to the great
contamination. In the midst of other cares.
however important, we must not lose
sight of the fact that the war power IS still
our main reliance. To that power alone
can we look yet for time to give conf
dence to the people in contested regions
that the insurgent power will not again
oVerrun them until that confidence shall be
established. Little can be done anywhere
for what is termed reconstruction, hence
our chiefest care must still bo directed to
our army and navy. who have thus far
borne the hardest part so nobly and well.
- NAV ne s,i1d fortunate inat in giving
the greatest efficiency to their Indispensable
arms, we do also honorably encourage gal
liant men, from commanders to sen:inels,
who compose them and TO whom more than
all others the world must stand indebted
for the home Of freedom, disenthralled, re
generated, enlarged and perpetuated.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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Sherifs Sale.

Jeltu Muliord Is. F. ". H. Ingham
DY virtue of orler of sale TO me directed
> issued out Of the Fifth Judicial District
Court, for Lyon county, State of Kansas, / will.
on SATURDAY. JANUARY %, 1864,
at - o clock n at the Cours house door, in the
town of Emporia, county Of Lyon and State of
Kansas. offer for sale ut public auction, to the
highest bidder, the following described lands
and ienements, TO wit: The South East quarter
of Section "a. Township 90 Range l3. contain
ing 100 acres more or less. eiiualed in Lyon
county. State Of Kansas. to be sold az the property
of ibe said F. w Il. Ingham, to satisfy said or
der Of sale.
Given under my hand at my Office in Eaporia
this 2oth day Of November. A. d. 1863.
ROBERT PARHAM,
sl3-I8 s70Ol Under Sheriff
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Sherinss Sale.

George H. Willett vs.. James J. Holiday
DY virtue of an order Of sale, to me directed,
ID from the Fifth Judicial District Court, for
Lyon county, Kansas, will,
ON SATURDAY, JANUARY ID, A. D. 1864,
at ? O'Clock P n, at the Court house door, in En-
poria, Lyon county, Kansas, offer for sale at pub
lie auction. to the highest bidder. the following
described lands and tenements: The northwest
fractional quarter of section No one ~. In town
ship No. nineteen (l9), range No. twelve ny,
containing one hundred aud fifty and sixty -four
hundredths (50 64-l00) acres, more or less, stu
ated in Lyon county, Kansas. taken a. the prop
erty of the said James J Holiday, to be sold to
satisfy said order Of sale.
Given under my hand, at my Office in EmPo-
ria, this 18th day Of November. 1868.
ROBERT PARHAM,
3I3 1887 IS Under Sheriff.
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Administrators Sale.

I n PURSUANCE of an order of the Probate
L Court, in and for the County Of Lyon, of
date September 30th, A. D. 1863, I will offer at
public sale. nj the Court house door in said coun.
y. ON MONDAY. December 2Sth, A. D. 1853,
at , o'clock T. m. the following described real
estate of the late William BroxSon, viz acres
of section a, town Is. range IL, Timber Land;''
East IS and n. W. Il of the N. W. II of section
p, town IL, range IL; Lots in Fremont, Lyon
County Kansas. Nos. l67, ia. 155, Park Sueet,
I03. ia. AS. sc, 1884, H3. 1873, Mechanic Stre (.
House and Lots Nos. 81. 81. &c, I3s. Plea SAINT
Street, ia. 5, Sc. College Street. 26I, Ill. IA,
307, Commercial Street, "a, i66, "a, I04, Vine
Street. l49 SO, West Street, lI6, East Street, 49,
"a. rs, II. Bellare Street
Terms of sale, cash.
MAXSoN,
Administrator of the Estate Of VIM. Broxson.
deceased Toov7-6w
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Mr.. EDITOR: 1 wish to say to the PEG
pie of Lyon county. that have made an
arrangement to get the series of Readers
(Wilson's) recommended by the State Su-
Perintendent, on what consider very libe-
raj terms, in exchange for the old readers
now in use.
shall visit each district in the county
and give the schools an opportunity to ob
tain WILSON'S School and Family Read :
ers." Read what Professor Goodnough,
State Superintendent, says of them:
WILSON'S Readers have been substituted
for McGufey's. This is change 'emi-
nently fit to be made This series stands a
head and shoulders above all others. To
examine is to be convinced. While they
possess all the excellencies of other readers.
they contain, in the most attractive form, a
synopsis of literature and science, illustrat-
ed, in Harper's best style, with beautiful
cuts, presenting to the eye, on the object
system, whatever the lesson is about. The
Natural Sciences. Invested of technicalities,
enliVened by incident and anecdote, aud en-
dowed by poetic selections. are here pre-
scented in new and attractive light The
series-though especially designed as class
readers for schools, and adapted through
out to the purposes of rhetorical instruc-
tion-will form choice library Of useful
and entertaining knowledge. which no fam
lily can afford to do without"
Parents and guardians in districts where
schools are just commencing better not buy
new books of any other series before visit
them, as think Judging those districts 1
have yet to visit by those visited }. they i'll
want to adopt Wilson's when they are made
acquainted with the Terms Of exchange.
I shall visit number 25 on Monday next
forenoon, number Sc afternoon and evening,
aasaker "a Tuesday afternoon and evening.
81 Wednesday Afternoon and evening. 25
Thursday afternoon and evening. and others
as soon as possible, for the purpose CT ad-
dressing the parents and schools upon sub
lects of interest. and offering them an op-
portunity to exchange. The teachers in
their respective schools will please give no
tice Of the meetings through the schools.
J. NJ. MILLER,
Superintendent Public instruction.
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Tax-Pavers Of Greenwood County,

NOTICE IS hereby given that will BY myself
~ or deputy be In attendance at the usual
places Of holding elections in the following
named townships in said county. at the time spe-
cited below, for the purpose of receiving taxes
due for the year A. d. 1863. to-wit:
Pleasant Grove Township. December 10.
Eureka Township. December 81.
GAINESVILLE Township, December ..
Madison Township, December %.
Lane Township, December ii.
The following Is the amount levied on each
hundred dollars of taxable property, TO wit: State
Tax 80 cts; County Tax 60 cts; Toxnship
School Tax-in Eureka and Madison Town ships
81 cts.
viii also receive the delinquent Tax OF that
wood. W. L. SMITH,
YIRSIx, Nov. 2t, 1S63tt CoEnty Treasurer.
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ED1ryR News: As the season has ar.
rived for the beginning of our winter
schools. few plain. practical suggestions
in regard to educational affairs in general,
and common school matters in particular,
may not come amiss to either parents or
teachers.
REGULAR ATTENDANCE AT School.
Let every parent or guardian see that his
child or ward commences at the beginning
Of the term. The first week is always &C.
cuped in getting ready to work. Every
child, should, by the end of the rst week,
become fixed, settled. and know what he
has 10 do. and be ready to do it. Let not
single day be missed. if possible TO pre-
vent ii. John. for instance, bridges the
FIRST few days and comes in The second week.
OF course the teacher is annoyed in finding
where he belongs. The first lessons. al
ways most important, are lost He is fire
quently absent, other lessons are lost, he
has no interest, understands nothing per-
fectly; be is discouraged and the teacher is
impatient. or discouraged finally let's him
sile along without much attention. and al
the close of school John knows little more
than at the beginning; he has formed bad
habits, and acquired a distaste for books
Better go there SIX weeks steadily thar
three limss'as long ''off and on" If YOU
wish 10 Kill a school in respect to thor
ough education be sure and keep the chill
dren away half of the time G.
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Pike Company Attention.

You are hereby notified 10 be on hand at
the Company drill on Saturday next. tie
2eih inst. Also, all persons in The town
ship not members of the company. who are
liable to military duty.
MALCOLM CAMPBELL. Captain.
December 10, 1868.
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Vine st-Lots ] 43 60 &C
I53 at57 cts each.
Park st-Lots u s. Il {
each.
Mechanic st-Lots 10 81
l33 l62 at 63 cts Zach
Commercial st-Lots so %
I74I76I79 30 237 292 SIC
Bella,r st-Lots SO 50 ~
each.
Pleasant st-Lots 6 SO {
cts each.
College st-Lots &c 70 81
50 cts each.
East st--Lots IA So 90
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Final Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to oil parties inter
ested, that unless the Lands and Town Lots
hereinafter mentioned. sold for the Taxes of le6l
and g. are redeemed on or before the 9th day Of
May, A ID. 1864, Deeds viii issue to purchasers.
j. r.. SWALLOW,
Treasures Office. CoOnty Treasurer.
Lyon o., Dec'mbr y, 1861
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Sher!'


James Means VS.. Hem
Augustus lsbeil
DY virtae of un ord
ID issued ovt of t.
Court, for Lyon county
ON SATURDAY,
at 10 O'Clock NJ. at tn
town of Emporia. COZ
Kansas, offer for sale I
highest bidder. the foil
t. nements. Commence
OF the norsh half of Il
tion No. four <4), tG']
range No. eleven On
line of said section f.
fifteen minutes (l2
chains. To walnut lta
gre 5 five minutes 7s
hun dred and eighty Z
in pra RE; tn enee
minutes (I2 Isl, q
red elm sake ON Sd
ihe- ce south SEVENTH
Us 81. w, st one
eighty five q 2S5) e
containing eighteen 4
in Lyon county, Sta
properly of the said
to be sold to satisfy s
Given under my had
this 25th day of Nov
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See HalIburg's new advertisement.
DIED:

Delaney Pearson, daughter of Wesley Pear
son Of Madison, the 18th, of Consumption,
aged about % years.
Martha Elizabeth. aged l6 months, daugh ter
IF 4. Z and Lucy Hal, near Americas
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We neglected 10 notice, last week, The
Lawrence Daily Tribune, issued by John
Speer, in lawrence. Il is live paper and
conducted with ability. The price by mail
IS sc, The establishment OF a daily n
Lawrence brings our people within one day
of telegraph Office. and through it We
ought to get news one day in advance Of
the Leavenworth papers. if this paper is is
sued at the right time.
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+ The remainder of Company G. under
command Of Capt. Henry Pearee. is now
here on their way to Humboldt.
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We learn that Col. Cloud is at Lsaven-
worth. We hope this veteran soldier viii
visit his old home before returning South.
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The telegraph informs US that the Army
of the Potomac will be reorganized, and
made larger than ever before. Most of the
division commanders are to be removed.
The chief command will be rendered to
Hooker, who has come up wonderfully. at
Washington, since the battle of Lookout
Mountain.
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For Sale.

= FINE Breeding Mares. with fosl--gOod stock;
= good Saddle Pony; set Double Harness;
/ set Single HarOess. EnquiFe of
dee5 MOVES sPiCER. Emporia-
TOWN LOTS. IN Emporia, Americas, Ere
rnont. aud Eeoshe RaPids, for sale by
22S J. =. SWALLOW.
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Sam Woods circular Commonly called
the Council Grove Press) is dead again.
We call it Woods circular. because it is
filed with Colonel Captain Woods militia
ordeIs-paid for by the State-and his own
advertisements. In his last number he
says the Emporia News may pitch iato the
Press. now it has stopped. We don't
touch caroasses that stink as bad as you do,
Sam Adu, Sam.
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She

Proctor and Haskell
ministrauix of the
and Robert II A.
A. Fuller, deceased
DN virtue of an
ID from the Fiji
Lyon county, Kansa
ON SATURDAY.
ut 9 o'clock p NJ ut
pOl'ia, Lyon county
lie Il auction, TO the
escribed lands and
dred and thirty TN
Emporia. Lyon Gou
perty of the estate
TO be sold 10 satisfy |
Siven under my !
ria. this 2Sth day of
l3-I8S7 40 I
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Superintendent Public Instruction.

East Tennessee is cleared of the rebellion
The retreat of Longstreet and the good
whipping Bsagg got lately has put things
there in most excellent shape. So good
does the President feel about the matter he
has issued the following proclamation,
which We hope will be heeded:
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y dispatch says the army of the Poto.
mac viii go into winter quarters.
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Six companies OF troops are stationed at
Humboldt under command Of Maj. Plumb
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q THE PREsTpENT.
Executive MANSION, WAsH1xsroS. !
December Z, 1863. (

Reliable Information having been receive d
that the insurgent force Is retreating from
East Tennessee. under circumstances rem
deriug it probable that the Union forces
cannot hereafter be dislodged from that i'm
portant position, aud esteeming this to be of
high national consequence, 1 recommend
that all loyal people do, on the receipt of
this Information. assemble at their places of
worship. and render special homage and
gratitude to Almighty God for this great
advancement Of the National cause.
ABRAHAM LiEcoLs.
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George 81. Ha
DY virtue Of an +
ID issued out Of
Court. for Lyon &C
at ~ o'clock NJ
ON SATURDA
at the Courthouse
county of Lyon a
sale at public nuct
following describe
northwest fraction
town nineteen (IgT
one hun dred and
dreiths (lJ5 % Il
in Lyon county, F
property of the 5
To satisfy said
Given under u
ria this 25ih day =
SI9 1897
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Eight companies Of Jennison's regimen t
are ordered 10 FL. Riley for winter quarters.
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Six or eight inches OF snow fell here on
Wednesday, and on Thursday hard wind
prevailed, drifting the snow, and rem
deripg it almost impossible to be out doors.
We believe we have never seen worse wealth
er in this country than last Thu rsday.
Mr.. Wilson, of Iowa. has introduced a
concurrent resolution in Congress, submit;
ing to the State Legislatures proposition
to change the Constitution SO as to forever
prohibit slavery in any OF the States.
That's a sep in the hight direction, sure.
-~-~-
The National Council OF the Union League
held session at Washington, last week.
On Friday they waited on the President and
requested him to remove Blair, Bates, Hal
leck and Schofeld
The Monitor Wehawken sunk at anchor,
inside Charleston bar, On the 6.h Twenty
seven lives were lost.
TEeie is another report about peace pro-
positions from the South
We are awfulIy crowded with legal ad-
refreshments l. won't last long
Eight companies Of Jennison's regimen
are ordered 10 Fl. Riley lor winter quarters.
y dispatch says the army of the Poto,
mac will go into winter quarters.
Six companies of troops are stationed at
Humboldt under command Of Maj Plumb
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We are awfulIy crowded with legal ad-
vertisements. l. WON'T last long
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81. W Flick, 4
Estate of Sa
and G. II. "
DY virtue {
ID issued oE
Court, for Lyoi
ON SATURD
at II o'clock d
poria, Lyon caI
lion, 10 the !
scribed lands /.
ton thirty-fve
range eleven
taken as the
Walker. To- be
Given unde
- .Es. s52tb
si2-Ia7
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The Monitor Wehawken sunk at anchor,
inside Charleston bar, On the h. Twenty
seven lives were lost.
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There is another report about peace pro-
positions from the South
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Opiit LiNuD
DY vi"tue of = 1;
ID issued out d
Court, for Lyon es
ON SATURDAY.
ut II o'clOc < II al
poria, Lyon corati
ton. to the higH
scribed lands al
quarter nf the Sc ,
twenty-two (22)
NI).. Situated IN f
the property # {
to satisfy said %,
Given undrr
this 26tli day OF
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Fremont Town Site.
Iowners' nance unknown ?
West str~et-E.sts 81 IS eS 81 16I - 81 sts saeh.
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Jonathan Harris
DY virtue Of q.
ID issued out
Court, for Lyon
ON SATUR
at y O'Clock II
poria, Lyon eou
ton. to the his /
seribtd Hands
quarter If ss.cti
(19), range elev
Kansas. TO be
ry and Alec &
sale. "A.
Given under
this 26th day Of !
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