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New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
GREAT NATIONAL DOG SHOW
GREAT NATIONAL DOG SHOW
Commencing on MONDAY April %, and oOntinuins thfeosh
tho week
OVER So, 500 CASH IN PREMIUMS,
which viii include among great many others,
For the argsst, haodsomeat, aDd besdisciplined
DOG OF HIS AGE,
UNDER 2 YEARS, $1,000.
For the beat specimen n st. Bepird...........s23
Best specimen Of kswfouadl and. ....,,.,,....'.F2
Bet EpscIueu Of Itdlilu Greyhound. ..........FL9
Best specimen Of King Chsres Spaniel. ........ 80
snd the same for the best spsciII@ns OF BLENhElA
sPANIELS, BLACK and TAN TERRIERS. POODLEs,
EsQUIMAUX DOGS, POISTERS, Settlers. GREY
HOUNDS BLOOD HOUNDS, FOX HOUNDS, bEADLt ,,
'HARFIERS SCOTCH DEER HOUNDS, ENOLioh
MAsIIFFs BULL DOGS. Ge.. &c
ryT- SECOND snd THIRD fRE1IUhS arc alec paid iof
:hs breeds Of Dogs nsiiog in the aggregate the
large named above, Of
OVER $3.50 CASH PREMIUMS.
ho.. having hns Dogs will thus have opportunity of
e. hhltlng their friends and the public ana az tho
CoMPETING FOR THESE LIBERAL PRIZES
CS D, scfptye Circniars with full explanations can DO
bad Il the office of the Museum free. .
rB- Persons designing to exhibit their Doss should enir
tho sod oh 'sn titc.,es ~ early day Apply a. e
"A odio,.
lS Dogs will be cared for by competent persons. aud
properly fed. while At the Museum
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Mem fluctuations.


III ANTlMARkN o.
planting Illustrated by numerous engrsvng' OF Vtnes
arc Trees drawn accurately fTom life In which the Itcns
| en- accurate knowledge OF the facts and prineipe. tat
re impornt IN cultivation aud e'pecy IN re-
Gard 10 rut befng vines and trees enabling the cutvstoT to
act with intelligence Il purpose aud dsncness OF aim In
rnbiug the condition requied 70 obtain he full measure
veops The theory and practice Of horticulture WITH
the che ncsl Ieton Of the soil TO plants in plain language
l snows. also illustrated by engrsvings bow ifei' oi
Delaware vues be made TO produce better result than
ordinarily obtained from cold yi1ery small portion
Of the eos money end attention required by the winery
Number T. press bede directions or the cplVs
Of all the small fruits peaches and puDs gives
tsry III II apples accurately describing all hat are
Of attention for the garden orchard Also s';cs
Hst Of pears tor ali Seasons in which the
g. FORM size favor and habit Of the ere fully ana so
fstey given. Price 81 50 lOr twelve numbers " MI - '"'
single. Clubs Of twenty $40 u w WESS v
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xNTALLACKv. (BEGINS at EIGHTY

" IN
w THIS EVENING WE'D SE5DAY.
Sixth nigt the Comedy which has attracted socce
.on Of tue most dnsy crowded audiences assembled
st !his establishment f.
Box Book ooen d,ily feoa 0 to4.
Sixth representation OF the comedy, In four sets
(sdsp.ed from the French expressly for this company called
MY NOBLE SON-IN-LAW,
Ths Nov scenery nv Mr. Harry lsherwcod and Mr. Chsias
Inaals Superb Appointments elegant Furnisorc sppse
PIRATE Costumes and the wing cast;
LORD HENRY De sEaE, hus- -.,
band Il Isabel. Mr. LEsTEh WAhi4ACh
HECTOR, Due do Meyran, Lgrd -
do Vers's friend. d...............M Mr ChAhLEs flSdLk
M THUS TOMPKINS, father Of -
TONY WILKINS, friend sf Tompkins -
md aodfshsr OF i.ab.................Mr MARK SMITH
yATEL French Cook nj I%UvNv %
soLo9MsoNs 9s Le.d de .."."j....MMT PkSsMySx PkSsySK
osERTsON. credi,or. 5............"...:M Mr. POPE
LADY ISABEL DE- yERE...:....:........;..hn Mn HokH
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
THE sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
The NEw-YoRK SEMI.WEEKLY TRIBUNE is
pesishsd every TUESDAY and FRIDAY
Contents of No. 1896 April I4l:

CO1U6 UbB OI NO. l.oUO ApTu IL j
I..LEADMe ARTICLES The War News; Food in
British Friends; The War in Central America;
Protect Them Town Eectonsi Editorial Para
graphs
u..wAR NEWS SUMMARY.
III. GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
W.THE GREAT FIGHT AT CHARLESTON; Full
and Graphic scri9tiOn + Aocouni By an c Eye
Bow They Endured the Terrific lren Storm; I'M
nneuss Strength Of the Enemy Thirty Guns to
s,sT Of hs Channel f The Fse to Be
Wilhdrwn; The Damage Done Fort Sumter:
Our LO..e. and Casualties cOnespoadsnes Of
V..THE SUMTER ANNIVERSARY: Glorious oui-
pouring Of tbs People; The Emgise City Sends
e Ssssirs s Sssss
eri The Union square Msedngi Speeches Of Gen.
BIsir ' B s. ST Dissia.on' s' Henry Wilson, GSSoissr
Merton. George w. Curtis D. d Field Schuyler
CoffAx, Judge Kelley Gov. Pierrepcnt Profess or
LiebsI Col Nogent Gen. Nye, Msyor opdyke,
Gen. Hamilton the Hon. q. w. Julian, s6d 3
Host of Others; Letters from Seward, scott,
Hughes. HsIock Hooker Dix. PsnldiGs Tod.
ana Oihsr DisiDgui'hed Sstesnen and Pstrlots
Resolutions Pieagias New-YoTk to Push on The
U..PRoM WASHINGTON: Special Di.pstehe. TO
The N Tribune.
VII. NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
VIII. THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST: The De-
feat OF Van Dorm at Franklin.
M.THE SIEGE OF YICKSBURG: An Important
Movement Of Iron. Clads
X..FROM CAIRO AND BELOW: The Last Ae-
couut from NioksbuTg and the Passes Two New
Expeditions The FATE Of the lpdAnola Unknown; !;
The lcs.h Regiment. Correspondence Of The
n. Y. Tribune.
N.|vKRNERs PRIDE; By the Authorsss Of East
LynDe.'
xn..THE ERIE LEAD MINING COMPANY.
1il''AAERlcAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.
AV..AGRlCULrURAL ITEMS
XV..OFFICIAL LIST OF THE MA ION AVN Rpra
ADlEB-GENERALS Coufrnsd an the Special
.2 sssnJa OF 'ns senate Carefully Revised and Cor.
xW..THREE DAYS LATER FROM Nyw op
LEArs; 70 Further Attack Port Hudson :;
Changes ia the Disposition Of Troso. A. Al
vaoee " the A,chGi1ayA PTobsbls CenssnanS
Of TAe n. Y. Tribune.
XVII. FROM EUROPE.
XVIII. PERSONAL
XIx..PoLITlCAL.
Xxx. X..MIsCELLANEoUs ITEMS.
XXI. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
xxi. COMMERCIAL MATTERS; Full Report, Of III,
stock, Money. Cotton. Grain. and Cattle Mukets
specially Rsported for The N. Y. Tribune
rnams--oBs COey Tor year. s3. Two Copies,
gear. SIS. Five Copies, ono year. s1S. Ton oopis g.
For Club Of Tvsuty. send an Extra Copy
Address TIE TRIBUNE. Nsw.YOrt.
VNliE highest Cash prices paid for old NEWS
n fAPEh5 OF every description. old PAMPHLETS OF
every Mad, old BLANK BOOKS aud LEDGERS that
written i1l, AID al kinds Of WASTE PAPER from bankers
soInco companies brokers, patentmedcne depos print
eoncee book ndsr public aud private libraries hotels
.sssnoesss railroad companies b;srding houses express
Wi send 70 any part Of this city, Brooklyn. HOboksn, o,
sT0CKwEIb q EMERSON NO. 20 ANN-sg
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

UARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
dREATgo ATgoJESA2cIsG EATI0NNAShO NNAShtO1aA. RARYY AdsY SHOW
ASD CoNTlSUISG THROUGH THE WEEK.
OVER S9,7OO CASH PREMIUMS
WILL BE PAID FOR ThE .sI.1 FINEST BABIES
800 for the FINEST bABY und,f SIX YEARS.
$50 for The FINEST BABY under ONE YEAR
& 50 for the FINEST BABY from ONE to THREE
: 80 70 for tho FINEST BABY from THREE to FIVE
s5S 70, III. FINEST TWINS nadsr FIVE YEARS
SO Tor ihs FINEST T]RIPLErs ] Of ANY ACE.
$50 for tbe RATTEsT CHILD under SIXTEEN.
BSf sps sR9 1TRPT r TrSrs SsSr saTTEsr ~
SECoNp IiIhD ana ., ai..i;oo.r p.nta,c
rrPsrents dcsgnng 10 exhibit thsir children should
obtain descriptive circulars M the Museum once sSon
'Ir SyaPuT "pI THEIR CHILDREN UPoN TIE LIST. and
obtSlo their certificates besVrei; Is too late.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC-lTALIAN OPERA.
~ Director. tor........,...........:..MAX MARETZ4K.
THIS twEpsEspAY1 fl5; NTi 9rtH lvEsiNo, Apalis
MAX MhRETZEK.
LAST APPEARANCE BUT ONE OF
FIRST AND POSITIVELY ONLY TINE OF
| DUE FOSCARL -
J3eSofo FosCIRI (son cf the DOssi....sr MEZzoLsM
THE DOGE FOsCARl l....-.......... ..sisnor bELl,lNl
C0LLErH
RAbango hubio
Fsate Herr Muller
ax MsHeTIEK
sS On iii. the SCALE OF PRICES
has bean adopted: .
ener, ,di.On to Psrques Balcony. Boxes and Family
Circls 81.
Reserved in Parqnet Balcony, and BoIes 81 extra
Amphithestsr, IS cents.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Secured ses.s 10 the Family Circle be secured without
extra charge. - . ,.., , .
On FRIDAY EVENING. April II,
TWENTIETH OPERA NIGHT
FAREWELL NIGHT or MADAME hEDoRI,
and tho last opportunity tho public will have Of hearing her In
her great role Of ~
NORMA.
on SATURDAY AT ONE O'CLOCK;
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Dr, GOODS
BARGAINS I!


--,-->-------~
BARGAINS! SAiS'A'Ns u
~ FOR THIS WEEKS TRADE,
We VIII ''''''' DECIDED BARGAINS
SILKS. sHAwLs and DRESS GOODS,
p''fGis.ss1Hr GssHr %UcTroN SALES
0'''". '''' "' and 9. about LAST YEARS PRICES.
BLACK SILKS. brilliant Iu,,er st e per ySd
BLACK SILKS (oil boiied), at 81 and 1of per yard
MozaMBIoUEs, vALENCIAs, AND PoPLINs, at l'c''
1884, 2oc and 25c. per yard
20 PARIS BAREGE ROBES "a ysrd. e.eh) last years.
styl %, only 65, worth BIZ each
HEAVY BARNsLEY DAMAsKs, from Auction, $40. 81,
and n (worth 81 to 81 2s per ysrd)
BLEACHED MUsLTEs Al I5c., lsc and lsc peryrd-
+. BLEAcHED MUsLIss. a. Ole, re. and aoc per
yard
THE BEST STYLES OF AMERICAN PRINTS. ., I,c.
Also
BLACK and DRAB ALPACAs, from AUCTION.
MOURNING DRESS GOODS .nd sHAwLs.
Chap from Auction.
SUN UMBRELLAS. fine quality, at 81 80 oaoh-
QUILTS. TABLE-cLorhns5' n5'' LINENS. TOWELS. very
cheap
GREAT BARGAINS IN sHAwLs.
STRIPED BRoCHE sHAwbs tan wooD at %, 90 80
worth ~ bo and S6l.
STRIPED BRocHE sHAwLs, ,uperio, quality, % 80 to
FASHIONABLE sSSE%Ista sSsRsa6SE 'ssaTAsLs ., each
(worth sJ).
CHECKED WOOL sHAwLS. new designs, at sfto $''
BARGAINS RECEIVING gAILY FROM AUCTION AND
PRIVATE SALES K pyyTou
No. 2T4 BowkRY, hear Hoa'ton'at.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

III vo.ed 4 kTnNOLoGY, IHY,lOLOdl, fHNENOLU1I :"
PuyoesoNY PsyCHoIoeY and 70 all that relates to the n-
teIectua Social Moral aud Spiritual Mature OF Man Amply
illustrated and adopted the conpIelensioa OF AZ Ony
Al a yesr; lOc a number. Address FOWLER q WELLS,
No 35g Brcsdway, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

IL gatherings Of loyal citizens and patriots
are now all beloved country. We have itued
for camps schools and meeting OF the LOYAL LEAGUE
edition Of M.rd spiited and poPusf Hstioua
sons THE FLAG OF THE FREE" win both words
and music, at cents per copy, g. per hundred.
II. L. DODWORTH No. 3 Astorpiace. N. Y.
The dissemination such songs the best method Of ncs
tng true patriotismL
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
Amuscwcris.

NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ Sole lessee and Manager WIN. yvA...,
WEDNESDAY EVENING xpr;s Is "a Isss ssssesesy.
TRlUMPhANr SUCCESS OF
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS on
MATILDA HERON,
.,x- MATILDA HERON,
WHosE WONDERFUL PEReoRMANCr m
CAMILLE.
CAMILLE;
- CAMILLE;
Camille, CAMILLE,
oAAILLE' CAMILLE. ss11ssiiIts' s1sisttss''
CAMILLE;
In which character abe bss appeared
ONER EIGHT HUNDRED TIMER
OVER EIGnT HUNDRED TIMEG
., m OYER M = EioHT HUNDRED TINES,
IN Gi parts ef tue United states. and
CREATED A FURORy
CREATED A Fl lROHE.
UNPARALLELED IN THE ANNALS or THE mn I. a..
UNP1RaILEIED Si IN in TaE M 1NNALs M or TsE Ts DRAMA
This revival Of Camille can b. positively far "A
FEW NIGHTS ONLY
mesrs. l.. n. Sbewell J. W. Collier q. Beck q xs.
De Lacy, Scott j. Henry IN the cast Of this "em
THRILLING AND EFFECTIVE DRAMA
MUSICAL CONDUCTOR. HARVEY g. DODvopru
On MONDAY NEXT, April 20. viii be prodacas . -. II
original sad PSgs,fa pay 10 i've acts, written sspr .s, ~
'' AURORA FLOYD,
The SHADOW OF LiFa
Unusual has been tsken prodacs the ps, 4, ~
nost perfect manner q. regards ,..
sCESERY AND EFFECTS.
while tho cast will eubracs the o several ps, ~
engaged expressly to fiji the many dcul, roles snSr.ss \.
WA SEATS sEcuRED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
Doors open at Z; 20 commence at II O'clock
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BLACK SILKS, brilliant Iu,ter, 1t 81 per yard
BLACK SILKS (oil boiled), at 81 and 1of per yard.
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TYNlIF PHYSIOI OGY OF REPRODUCTION

"A regular scientiGc aud practical medcal woik-just
published; coataung most recent startling and important
discoveries 20 be found IN no ohe puohcstoo togehe WIN
f1 exposition Of all hitherto known upon the subject
Cloth two vouaes IA For sale by Z. A. MILLER.
$SLlVER TRAAlWELL * Co., boa No, 5,l40 Now-foIt
an
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

I..LRADING ARTICLES: The War News; Food In
War; ChAIlestoni The Sumter Meeting Ou
British Friends; The War 10 Central Americs
Protect Them; Town Electonsi Editorial Para
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-08-01
Publication NOTICE.


Jehu Milford, plf., vs.. F. w H. Inghan, def.
TFNHE said defendant, F. W. II. CHAM, OF Col
orado Territory, Will take notice that Jehu
Mulford did, ON the 10th day of July, a. ID. 1868,
file his petition in the office of the Clerk of the
District Court sitting in and for Lyon county, 9th
Judicial District, State of Kansas, against + d
Ingham defendant, setting forth that said defend
ant on thel5th day of July "A. ID 1883 gave mort
gage to the SAID plaintiff the southeast quarter
of section number thirty four (34). in township
lumber twenty (20}, OF range number thirteen
49,. containing 100 acres, IN Madison county,
Kan sas to secure the payment of two hundred
dollars (S21O), according to the conditions OF
certain note referred to IN said mortgage. The
snid plaintiff ASKS that the said dtIeHdant may
pay said sum of money row claimed to be cue on
said note with interest at the rate OF twenty hVe
per cent. per unnuLn from the 18th day OF july
A D. 1860, together with attorneys fees Tor tore,
closure, and also eleven dollars as taxes on said
land, paid by said plaintiff. that the said prem
Uses may be ordered to be sold to pay the same
and that the equity of redemption be wholly bar
red; and The said f. W. IL. Ingham is hereby no
tilted to appear and demur TO OF answer SAID pc
tition on or before the Doth day OF September, a
! ID. 1863.
Dated this 10th day Of July, a. D. 1868.
JERU NULL ORD.
By WATSON Il GILCHRIsr, his Attorneys.
Attest P. H. Hunt, Clerk Dist Court.
g4-9 $I1 80
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-08-01

We see that the Lawrence Journal has
lately been Dragging wonderfully aboui
some cattle that recently passed through
that place for Anderson county. Il says
they are the finest in the State The editor
has never seen the blooded cattle of E. R.
Mardin, Esq, of Chase county, some six
teen miles above here. which were brought
from Illinois last winter A Lawrence gen
tleman who saw those cattle the Journa
talks about, and has also seen Mardin' 3,
says that his cattle are far ahead Of the An
derson county mans.
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-CNiiHIEJ - TTTVTE7 r. :
Ghe Gnrpuria aGelrGtssi,,
SATURDAY. AUGUST /, 1868.
NoIice TO Rn1Iders.


Sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned. District Board of School Dis
trict No. /, until l9 O'Clock, m. of the 18th
day of August, instant, for the erection OF
stone school house IN said district, as fol-
lows:
First-Fof the Stone work on the same,
furnishing all the material.
Second-FOr the carpenter work, mate
rial to be furnished by bidder
Third-For the plastering. material to
be furnished by bidder ~ a
Proposals to be Endorsed 'Proposal for
Stone Work." Carpenter Work." and
''Plastering.'' iv 18grttt"a-E ss.ss1- ne.
Plans and specifications may be seen at
the Office of J. r. Swallow.
Parties to whom awards are made will be
required to enter into bonds to the eatisfac-
ton of the Board, for the faithful perform
ance of their contracts, Immediately after
the letting. Bids will be opened at two
O'Clock. p. M, of the ! lth inst. a, 90
The Board reserve the, right to reject any
and all bids. J. R. SWALLOW,
j. SToTLER.
--rJ j. HAMMOND,
Dist Board.
EmDoria Auo 1899
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7 AWRENCE is a live town, and H. S. d l..
IL FILLMORE keep a large assortment OF DRY
GOODS.
I AWRENCE is the point to trade at, and the
IL DryGoods House Is
H. S. & L. FILLMORE.
7 AWRENCE means to do the trade of South
i i ern Kansas, and the first to solicit that trade
are h. S. d L. FILLMORE.
7 AWRENCE is the point To buy Dry Goods ut.
IL and H. s. & L. FILLMORE mean to sell
them.
Z AwRENCE can sell Dry Goods as ch4an rs
Il any river town. ard h. 5. & L. FILLMORE
mean to do 1t
g." S d L. FILLMORE buy Goods, not
L. withstanding the War, and they mean to
sell Goods so it will be to every mans advantage
to call and purchase
" S L. FILLMORE up with the
IL. times, and mean to sell Dry Goods tn "v-
ery man. woman and child who looks to his or
her own interest and calls to buy them.
7" So L. FILLMORE invite all coming &c
II. Lawrence, to call and see their large stCck
of staple Dry Goods.
IT S. d L. FILLMORE sell only for CASH
II. and hence can and do sell cheaper thar
others who trust.
p" 5. & L. FILLMORE keep all kinds o
L. Dry Goods, Ladies and Children's Shoes
Carpets, Millinery Goods, Bonnets and Notions.
F" sd L. FILLMORE have just receives
a stock of all kinds of Dry G''ois
/ from New York, so that it puts the capacity o
/ their large store to the test hold them Ilene
they say, Pile in your money and they will phi
Que the Goods suddenly.
H. S. Il L. FILLMORE.
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Publication Notice
Elliott K. Haldermau, !
assignee of John W. French, plff., |

Charles H. Moon. def.
fUNHE said Charles ii. Moon of parts unknown.
L will take notice that Elliott R. Halderman
as a .signee of John w French, did, on or about
he 30th day OF June, A. D. 1868. file petition in
the Office of the Cle CT the DIstr ct Court sittin
an aud for the county of Woodson, in the Fifth
Ju, iclal District, in the State of Kansas against
tue said Charles Ii. Moon, srtung forth t,lat the
said defendant, the Oath day of May, A. D,
le58, gave mortgage to the said John w. French
on the following land situated in Madison (nnw
Greenwood} county, Safe of Kansas, to wit: The
east half OF the northeast quaFt-r and the north
east quarter of the southeast quarter of section
number four a. ami the southwest quarter of the
no thwest quarter of section number three 81. In
township number twenty ,22). south of range
number eleven az, east, in said county of Green
wood, to secure the payment of the sum of two
hundred dollars, with interest at the rate of -four
p.,. cent per month IRON the oath day OF May,
d. 1858 The said nlainum ASKS that the said
fenuant shall pay the said sum OF two hundreoi
dollars, with four per cent per month interest from
the said 24th day OF May, A. D. 1858 together
with costs OF and twenty five dollars as attor
ney lees tor closure, aud that the sail prem
ises may be ordered to be sold to pay the same
and that the equity oil redemption be wholly bar
red; ana the said Charles Il Moon is hereby no
uItied TO appear and answer said petition or be
Gore the l4th day of September, A. D. 1868.
Dated this 3Oth day of June, a. d. 1863.
ELLIOTT R. HALDERMAN.
Per F. G. Hunt, his Attorney
STATE OF KANSAS, CO
COUNTY OF WooDSoNS 80
I hereby certify that the above is true copy o
the original notice, file in my office.
A. MCCARTNEY, Clerk of Dist Court
$40 SI575
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-08-01

Coming FROM Lawrence the other day We
caught our friend Bassett. of H ,rtford. in
rather bad fix. He had been in Leaven-
worth aud purchased two heavy loads OF
goods, and in coming down the hill of Onion
creek the driver ran off the bank, breaking
the wagon, and causing the gooos to Be
scattered in all directions. We hope, how
ever. he will not be prevented from supplying
The people in that region with plenty o
goods. His trade is on the increase.
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EuD1--I1on NoIIce.

nAVID R: CASE, In parts unknown. win
IL take notice that George o. Cetlin. of the city
Of Leaven worth. IN the State of Kansas, did, on
or about the 18th day of April, a D. 1868, file
his petition IN the District Court of the Fifth Ju-
dieial District Of the State Of Kansas, within and
for the county of Lyon. in said State, Against Da-
vid R. Case setting forth that the said David r.
Case gave 3 mortgage 80 the said George o Catlin
on the northwest quarter of section number elev-
en- I'D, IN tswnship number seventeen 90, OF
range number Swelye Q2) situate in said county
of Lyon, to secuse the payment of one hundred
and seventy dOllaza (SI7O00), according to a GER
tain note referred 10 in said mortgage, and dated
June oath, 1889, payable enc year after date with
interest from date unt paid at four per cent. pei
month The said DAVID r. Case is further mott
fed that he is required % appear and demur t.
or answer said petition on or fore the 18th day
Of September, a. D. 1868, or the same will be ia
ken as confessed, and judgment rendered accord
ingly.s I@
Dated July 18th, 1868.
GEORGEQ. CATLTN.
BY SHANNON & SHANNON, his Attorneys.
pI-Q 89 45 =
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-08-01
Publication Notice.
George NJ. hale, pIff,
~
ma s a. iler- aeft

Amos S. Bradley. def
In District Court, Fifth Judicial District, sittsg
within and for Lyon county, Kansas.
A MOS S. BRADLEY. defendant, Of Missouri
"A viii take notice that George NJ. Hale did,
on the 10th day Of July A d. 1868, file his petit
tion In the Office of the Clerk of the District Court
sitting within and for Lyon county, in Fifth Ju-
dicial District State of Kansas again ststhe said
Amos S. Bradley, defendant, setting forth that
the said defendant, on the 10th day of August
a. D. 1853, gave mortgage to the said plaintiff
on the southeast quarter of section number thirty
one (3l), in township number nineteen 1Sl,
range number twelve (l2), east containing l60
acres, in said county of Lyon, to secure the pay
ment of two hundred aad si1ty-three dollars
(S263O0). according to the condition OF certain
promissory note referred to in said mortgage.
The said plaintiff asks that the said defendant
may pay said sum Of money claimed to be due on
said note with interest ut the of four per cent
month from August 10th, A d. 1860, until paid
and payable in gold, together with twenty dollars
and thirty-one cents as taxes said land for the
years 1860, 1861 and 1862, paid by said plaintiff,
and also the further sum of five per cent. as at
torneys fees for foreclosure that the said prem
Uses may be ordered TO be sold to pay the same,
and that the equity of redemption be wholly bar
red; anu the said Amos S. Bradley is hereby no.
titled TO appear and demur to or answer to said
petition OF before the 18th day of September,
A d. 1863.
Dated this 10th day of July. A D. 1863
GEORGE NJ. HALE.
By WATSON d GILCHRIsT, his ATTORNEYS
Attest P. H. HUNT, Clerk Dist Court.
94-9 Sl435
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Ahead of Leavenworlh, Kansas City or
any other man, is the new harness made by
Robertson at Horace Bundrem's shop, for
the editor. 1t is finer and better made
then anything in the harness line ever in
these diggiugs. Dora is a number one har-
ness maker, and so is Horace. By the
amount of stock and manufactured articles
in Bundrem's new shop We conclude ne Is
dong a heavy trade. But go aud see the
new harness at the livery stable. III
do to brsg on.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-08-01
Publication Notice,
Jonathan Walker, Plf.,l
]. III. Foster. deft

j. 81. Foster, deft.
I N. FOSTER, of the State of Illinois, will
= take notice that Jonathan Walker did, on
the 18th day of July. A. D. 1853. file his petition
in the District Court of the Fifth Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Kansas, within and for Lyon
county, against the said j. N. Foster, setting
forth that the said j. NJ. Foster gave mortgage
to the said Jonathan Walker the southwest
quarter of the southwest quarter of section TWEEN
ty-two (22), in township eighteen (IS), range
eleven. situated in said county Of Lyon, to secure
the payment Of one hundred and twenty five dol
lars (Si25) according to certain note referred to
10 said mortgage, dated July 3OIh, 1860, due
thirty days after date with interest at the rate of
two dollars per month. The said Jonathan Walker
claims the further sum Of thirty dollars attor-
neys fees for foreclosure. The said j. NJ Foster
is further notified that he is required to appear
and demur to or answer the said petition on or
before the ID day of October A. D. 1868, or the
sans will be taken confessed, and Judgment
rendered accordingly
Dated July Doth, l063.
JONATHAN WALKER.
By WATSON d GILCHRIsT, his Attorneys.
95-30I 80 45$