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, 1863-02-07
NEW YORK.


A1BAS1, Feb. Sin the Senate, this morn
81 l,ator on the 1irst ballot. In tho Assembly.
the first ballot stood Ms follows:
Ex:Gov. Morgan, Republican MISUNDERSTANDING .G
Erustns Corning, Democrat. ..G.
ten John 4. Dix. Union Democrat. .--.....-..
Fernando Wood. Pence Democrat. ..-....-......-
The Speaker, Mr.. Callicott, voted for Gen.
Dix.
Mr.. Dean moved that the Assembly adjourn.
The Speaker ruled that motion 10 adjourn
was not in order, he House having. special
order bcforc 1t.
4 second ballot WIS then taken, in wficl, all
the Republicans changed their votes to Dix,
voting with Speaker Cailicott to make the
nomination.
The second ballot resulted as follows:
Dix.,......,......G5 .G5 Corning ....,..-..... 81
Gen. Dix was then declared to hare been
nominated. .
4 motion Was made foz the appointment Of
! a committee to inform the Senate tAat the
House had made nomination.
| Mr.. Dean moved to adjourn.
| The Sneaker decided it out OF order.
| Nr. Dean appealed from the decision, but
| the Chair waS sustained.
| GOV. MORGAN ELECTED.
The Legislature then assembled In joint
| convention, when ES-Goy. Morgan was elect.
! cd U, S, Senator on the first ballot.
The vote, on joint ballot, was US follows;
Dix. Dickinson ...........
The vote in the Democratic caucus ths
hight previous to the election was, for Eras
tus Corning, 2S; Fernando Wood, 20; scat
tcring, 10. Corning was declared the nom
| irec.
, 1863-02-07
4 G. A RD.
Deafness and Blindness.

M. TSnfH Eopp. cu1.S and Au.-t. Operative
Su-, III I1:Gc!ph street.. rAc theSterMan House.
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
n las devoted t:t4 Erofc:sians lfe to Ophtha!lc
,nIi NC,:ctnc and surgery and receives monthly
a. !, r,r ;.ta tnErEan> Instrument. and apparatus.
1c :.rEc1t scde, e trsasment used io, tae r..
;: Aura! licsIas AID lnhrEsEtes u Loudor Paris,
Id rl..dcin Operations fer Deafness Eaaract,
.t:'!;:,l ruC G5Gss E!e. EntTonin1n: Eetson!1m,
tu.ose we.;> md spurious rrow:hs Of every dscrtp
.tn, -..tHc:af Eyes mud Ear.DEu Inserted. and
au:!%>e!c Stc.ccpe FA,rEnEcscnpe and OIhthal.nic
a:,c7pc !nsrr.aer:. aid machinery brilliantly
,ar:s TT Eye nad Ear. thnk revealing the cause aud
i,lc1:4' taousht tu1eyc- hidden IL darkness and
t.-ructt..,ic nt'scrEity. jA7-ySes-7m
, 1863-02-07
IRRITATION OF TUE NECK OF THE BLADDER
lSFLAMMAIIOS DF THE KIDNElS. AND
CATAA1.fl Of THE BLADDER,
HTKANG uRY AND RUNNING,
Or PA1NFIL EElS-

= AslSs. ..l,
,o oeSse s M npsse tnei os asa
has lcen known to rcsTe !: most nrgcnt symntpms A..
small 81 !hs haek snd thFonsh The ill., tessaoonirl
s3y VIZ u eoas'1otonaa Hases Will 1eAcFo 1ou Ake
FOR DYSPEPSIA.
II has no equal In relieving the most distressing synn-
ne raG M ac s9 fsT dnncr pc
dofe II ali case. may be Increased Il desired. but
s'ou'o oe ooAs s'a1aa3: m.,'!c,,,,,,,
PHYSICIANS
"A n n e tsss 'ease' and
CONSTITUTION WATER,
nna Ins 1Fqvea Itself equal to the s> that hiss dovov
-... DIURET1cS ...
saon lad 10. chronic dcschelation aad contr1aed M
disease. ncad. Read. Read.
DAxv111E. rs. June 2, 1ss,.
DR.. wx, II. GKRea-Dcar Sir: In February, ssr:
was afflicted With !he sugar diabetes. ant for f!e
twenty our hours WIS ebiSed 70 Set up a. oitea a.
ms.nihs lot aboi,t ff1y rou,,s In wcicht Dusine
itc month Of July, 1Nf procured two bottles ot
rss na e s az tra s5 nf Il
entirely cured eoon utter rcga1nfng my usual good
'''''''' ''D' ~'' J.v.1. Ew1rr,
nosros cozSEEs. n. y. Dec. e7. 1871.
Na, Il. GEko9 4 c..
W.e1 hei % esa seeanaead @ i e asnnes:
aly vile VINO vas altacseu Nltn pam IN the should-
ess Sne!e !ensh of the baek ana ~ ner Iiaes VAN
Womb. Dy.n,cposrrhEa aud Irritation. I Called
helei! lei worse tan he fs,nd her, Then emrioyed
for about nne uenths and while she was unler H.
care sue CID Eot snEer gate 50 much pain; nc nnauy
ssii Ie, sle b. such con6,naidn Of Complaints:
ef NJ AoSa, .his ti,ne e
ianent a1mnst tie iitst 6ose sene1 10 have tia d.
, 1863-02-07
LIARILITIEs.

L1ARILIT1Es.
TIC ,r"na' et Ie!l't;e.: dne or got due to
1o.e: ee:a aas.ea {: St.st a1 ae Hone Hon
ii oas
Al o'he5 &. es'mt s'1,:, against the Company are
Txynty Thousand Dollars without special psT1nssIoa
vllias Or hicck varrt. ard depends uren tbe sc con-
strae''n TSs "a s S
HAE1foEp. January lst. lsss.
sE,;2 s1ATE Of ;oS ;soSxEcTlSgT. HARTFORD cocsrr.
iofssoia statement of Tie a.ssts aad eandtioa Il lie
AETNA nES.S foWIsk. Justice II the Peace.
= fo31G1sA1l
Certificate to expire the c1st dar Of Janu1ry ISL
src1NaE1kl.p. January u, 1sG3.
at @ 1 s;.te y s d
tnts Ss - S % ot ;s condition a s1ss aass -
!uols. approved Feb. - and an Ast anenda:orJ
rauy furnished satisfactory evidence th.t is r,,s-
Of the as3n:d e
IL aaa
Iss|as;. q faii ;smrsay ~! tay sna aa5s.svsdiy
and
q ,osrss upsn hn tse ss.d Asens sai b sa9tn md
@ - eas II sS'esa b. sea*en a x
NeE therefore r. pnsia'nss 1lte n5ns:.o9s M q he
Aseoan'* ef q Insi. % certify !ass
pany. to trnus1ct III: business Of Insurance. In this
en as I'd a Y nS
iseaily empowered 80 to DO 81 said Company.
, 1863-02-07

/ p-. Ct rescna:a's Pills. -.
Ttr combination Of lnre icnts t these Tj:ls tic
4 t"t lc:r and TX; tiHc l,fayt:ec They arc mild
~ tscr c7aliu sud certain III correcting all trTcgn
lactits Faithful Mrafttnatloaa removing all ob.tfc
'tne whether from ctd otherwise. hcatache, rain
IL Ire Size pat alun 0: the tcart Enltc@. all atryous
rr.t.s heetc..c. fatigue pan In the back aud niha
Sc disturbed sleep whic: 21Sc from Interruption u
L&tutc.
DE. CETE.E:SE1Ia|,S PILLS
We tie commencement ct era In tic treatment
q ;!t,r Irregularities :.lt o,tsuctlons which La,
,~: -:"d n:a:r l'I.N +TrE!.1EATE. Snfcalaie
tan c:Jos gnoi lca.i! rei4 tkc i re.nlar. and Anc
c-:nc:'on t1Lcs ulacr thu general heath tc
.-!E.c: IL t:teitEc
Dlf. CE1Es:sE1TaS.s PILLS
~" tr 1nosf ctctAl remedy svc- Known for MI com
!'iat~ i'ctua: ~ liALre. 10 ail clas*c5 they a7t
-TT.ls4h'r ISI;F4>:6. E::.i E.r r:IN1r. PERIODICAL
s:;'sl tAIr they art k:.cwa to thuIsands. who have
c-t Il ia II ,i!frr,i periods. .iroAsloHt the country
1::.vf :. lie sa.ettun Of eoEc Ct tic most E1ISES7
-Hfssc.-l.ts ~ A.f:l.IcA.
:Nr1 EECrrSk. .sra 11S1 WHEN THEY s1zoTtt
:uT II II t1'. w.r11 cact rs--t'e t'EIc. oSE Do.LAF
= J. ~. cnt:t.IuEC t,nH IT II ''l Pits. ....
iiTE r.: Thy mall trus:.t. hy :r.'ttt:nC 10 the agca
=. :!ir Sfrer. Ss,t-n lE D!-'GGi. r. siE.Er sLLi
r md iE L. ic.,o ii l:.ltIctore 1':icc by LORE
{. sNliN. n;'ibslyr
, 1863-02-07
Hlf1ifi1lQJ.

@ ID d
CON S TLTUTION
WATER
THE GREAT REMEDY
CONSTITUTION,
ONLY KNOWN REMEDY
DIABETES,
AND DISEASES OF TIE
KIDNEYS AND BLADDER.
These Dangerous aud Troublesome
Diseases, which have thus far Re-
mcnt, can DO completely con-
tro11ed by the Remedy
now before MS!
TIE CURATIVE
properties Of the medicine direct themselves to
the organs Of secretion and by altering the
idtion OF the stomach and liver that the starchy
principle Of the food is not converted into sugar
long a. the system is under tue influence Of the
CONSTITUTION WATER,
which gires those organs time to recover thai
heatthy tone and yisof. We aso able to .tate thu
tho Constitution Water has cured every c1se Of Di
:betis in which it has been given,
STONE N TIE BLADDER, CALCULUS.
GRAVEL. BRICK DUST DEPOSIT
AMP 1lgRsEs nYsYs q 2Rfnk M1kfx Thi9 P1s-
MATING.
will be entirely cured By the Constitution Water
II taken for any length Of time. The dose should
vary with the severity Of the dsease, from twenty
drops to ate.spoonfal three times aday, in watef
urgent symptoms, should be combatted with the
proper remedies, then followed up with the Con
st!tution Water, as abore directed.
DYSAKNORRHEA. OR PAINFUL MENSTRU-
ALTON, AND IN alESORRH.AGIA OR
PR0FUSE FLOWING.
Both diseases arising from faulty eecTction Of the
menstrual tluld--in the one cast, being too littc,
and accompanied by teyese pain and the other
too profuec secretion which will be speedily cured
by the Constitution Water.
That disease known as FALLING OF TIE
| WOMD, which ia the result Of rsla1ation Of the
| ligamcnts Of that organ and is known by sense
| Of heayincss and dragging pains in the back aud
eidrs, and at times accompanied by sharp lacinat
Ing or shooting pains through the parts, will, II
| all cases, be removed by the medicine.
asFs s. T %hes ssaPS
| call Nervousness, which word covers up much Is
nDrnnce. and In nine cases out OF ten the doctor
] does not really know whether thu symptoms art
the disease, or the disease the symptoms. We car
| only enumeIatc them here ! speak more partleu
lar1y Of Cold Feet. Palpitation OF the Heart In
| paired Memory, Wakcfulnes., Flashes Of Heat
Languor, Lassitudc and Dlmneas OF Vision.
SUPPRESSED MENSTRTATIoS,
Which in the unmarried female is a constant re
curing disease. and through neglect the seeds o
| more grave and dangerous mala1ts are the result
and as month after month passes without IN effort
| being made to assist nature, the impression b.
comes chronic. the patient gradually loses her up
petite, the bowels are constipatcd, night sweat,
| LUEcORRHEA, OE WHITES.
This disease depends upon an Inflammation Q
| mucous lining Of the vagina and womb It is il
! across tie bowels and through the hips. 4 tea
spoonful Of the medicine may be taken three time
a day with Ill Injection Of a te1-spoonfnl Of til.
| medicine, mixed with half pint Of soft water
| morning and evening
| IRRITATION Df, TIE yEcE nF TIE NJ AnnE1,
, 1863-02-07

S0l HLF. CHESTS TEAS.-A
Macll, e,nbracias iii s1ades Of Touns sson, Hysos
sktn, Gnnroxder, Imperial. TwanksJ. oo!ong. &C.
FAEsoSs. PITK1S d HASKET.
Il South Naser street.
, 1863-02-07

Sod IN Chicago hg Genera! Wholesale Agents"
LO1;D g. smith Il Ftrcet.
II, stbYIL. 1E ls--dor:: street.
w H. HARRIS. 81 South WATER street.
lIlllE d F1Nt1I - aud ~ Market street.
J. IA,EMfiIIn - Sorta tark street.
t.}-F i:I.t,THtEi'. N. Randolph street.
T. Il H. NJ HOOK Ell, :.i Vest Randolph street.
A. L. P.tTtIIEN, t9S West Lake street.
", .!i.IO,iE, corner Of Clark aud Adams street.
L,nfEs. Ry srndiuc E,rsrxn ofth 'aborc agents.
ri'J .sou.E TIC CEiC ACo lo.t uE!cc" can la;c the
-1'- <c1s tsnfarntlay II Sail. to aar rsst of the
ccEIt:y. "f:er Vi Ic.iagc.
" E-LAnIEs. l:c er5r particular. nny nothn.
,acd ''D,oncos 9ollieu Pills Hereafter, Antesa you
-rn l3e signature Vi S. D. E0Wc each box, whtca
recently hcGn added recount Of tho Iit hayfas
t,eta tDl NiEEFi{TED. ttH u.0tGn
, 1863-02-07

II The following paragraph from t!lc
Richmond H'hig Is probably a flint, nuot, Is
significant:
The New York TIorM has report from =
well Informed source, that the army OF the
Potomac is to be broken up, and thu bulk Of
taincd at Washington. This comes Of our
movements being known to the enemy. If
We only had our full force now upon the
Rappahannocs, instead Of being. scattered
South and West, we could make short work
Of tle Yankee concern ut Washington. But
il is useless to cry over split milk.
, 1863-02-07

RISE or nRY GooDs.-Thcre has been Il
remarkable rlec-rcmarkablc even for New
York--of Ill kinds Of dry goods used In the
manufacture Of ladies' dresses. The rise was
particularly noticeable on Saturday, wheneye.
any If the dear creatures attempted to cross
",he slough Of despond," called Broadway.
~. r 7. ilunt.
, 1863-02-07

MIGHT SCAVENGER.-C Charles
= Ennz will ettcnd to the cleaning Of vaulta Ifly-
- md te removal Of Offensive matter OF all dcac:p
: Ei'!i*d meats tcad an;.S!E &C.. %. RAinwate1
r, End dispatch. a2d 1T honrs most suit
""F' foss ptlct Gax 414y. tal4 rs In
, 1863-02-07

113 S. yE2fcr-st.. chicago, H.,
solicts conaigu,urnts of Grain Flour. Pork Lard &c
Hc.for sa1r or orders 10 purchase Will nlnkc ad
, 1863-02-07

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TuoC3sxoD DoL-
Par Market
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5000 H,Hnm
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0GO G,i1;o,m
G.m 3DNm
500 5,UNW
1900 H,Ho,M
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LIS NN IN tEm
$500 3,H,,E
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500 B,S},.0
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500 1.&Nfn
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1000 M.Gn-tn
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5000 &.un.ol3
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80 00 D,Nn.m
5000 al.&o.m
; 800 2.D.e1
5000 GE6.u1
5000 SLE,.W
. 9.NN 3,Nn.m
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i. 1000 9,ou.M
5000 ls.GoM
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, 1863-02-07
3U5urn11Cf.
Aa-'N-A.
Insurance Company

On the 1st day Of January T. D. 13s1 asreq.l,el br
the laws Of tho State 1f Illinois. ~
The name OF rho corporation u ErAA Ixsuxssce
CoxfANY. located 1t Hartford, Conn.
The capital /. F1TEExx HUNDRED Tuors.xo Dot.
LAKs. aEdts raid up.
ASSETS
, 1863-02-07

w 4 correspondent Of the Syracuse Jour-
::.:I says, that jn the midst of the recent It.
tempt to move the army Of the Potomac, Il
soldier got ''stuck'' in the road, nearly up to
his waist in 1nud, just as Gen. Burnside and
staff rode By. Quoting the words Of the Gem
fore, lie took OF Ids cap, made a low bow, and
very politely said: ''General, the auspicioas
moment has arrived.'' Despite the cares
weighing upon him. Burnside smiled out Iond.
so that lie could hare been heard quarter Of
mile, rs did every body else within hearing.
, 1863-02-07

11a:tflil.
EfITTSDCRGlJ, TT. WAYNE E
+ CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANY.
EFFi''E 0y TnE sHcnETAET.t
TttaJas5a, Fa.. January eth. 1sis.
TIT ANNA! E!ef!i>s Of tile stock and 1londho1dcrs
81 Ills Company for tt'o escsin Directors aud sach
III tcc VI said company in tho city Of Pittsburgh
Ct. tr
Fourth Wednesday Of February, A. D. 1853.
1t.r st'rk and nend Trsnsf,! Books Of The Company
IT their u;ce III the city af FittsbuE:a Id At their
IN Ser sscrcy In cit! Of New York will be closed
r,!tc III: day VI February: aud remain closed Until
I.;Gs.td ii. Ii, BARNES, Secretary.
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Us Sale.

=. Mildred S. Fuller. Adj
state Of Joseph A. + uller,
Her. Minor Heir of Joseph
er of sale. to me directed,
ilicinl District Court, for
will,
.NUARY ID, A. D. 1864,
e Courthouse door, in EN-
ptsas, off.r for sale at pub
hest bidder. the following
Fnemcnts: Lot No one hun
(l33), Commercial street.
Nansas, taken as the pro-
oscph A Fuller, deceased.
hid order of sale.
and. at ms office, in Empo~
November, 1868.
ROBERT PARHAM.
Under Sheriff.
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MOTTO

THE Heirs of Jonathan I
4 late of Lyon County. 1
tiee that Joseph Keller di
June, 1863, file his petition
for Lyon County, Kansas, a
said Jonathan Fitzpatrick. {
that the said Jonathan Fit
his lifetime gave n morts
Lackey. on the northwest
west quarter, aDd lots l a
township 10. range -, in /
to secure the payment of
certain note referred to in
mortgage ahd nute with -th
was sold and assigned by
Joseph Keller, and praying
Jonathan Fitzpatrick may
now claimed ~ he 4"a
- - 1Eth day OF Angus
! four per cent. a month, ans
| $50 as attorneys fees, or {
may be sold to pay the Sc
the said Jonathan Fitzpatr
fed that they are required
said petition on or before Il
| 1863. JOS
BY D. T. Nit
| Attest: P. H. Hunt, CleG
By N. Spicer. Dep'y Clerk
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lerif's Sale.

Illustrator de bonis non OF the
el Hamlll. decease !, VS.. j. D.
< II his wife.
an order of sale, 10 me directed,
Iof the Fifth Judicial District
county. Kansas. l will,
JANUARY I'd. A. d. 1864,
The Courthouse door, in En-
tv. Kansas, offer at puosie aGc'
bidder, the following de-
( / tenements; The northeast sec
s5). in township eighteen Gls)'
X Situated in Lyon county. kas,'
pertv Of the said j. d. and Q N.
! ~ sat sfy said order of sale.
y hand. at ny office in Enpo'
If Januarv. a ID. 1868.
ROBERT PARHAM,
Uad$r SlpSTiR,
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IS Sale.

nd Alcena Tiffany and
: Of sale. To- me directed,
fifth Judicial District
State Of Kansas, ! will,
AEUARY 81. 1864.
Courthouse door. in the
V of Lyon and State Of
o. public auction. To the
wing described lands and
ut the south west corner
orthenst quarter Of sec
ship No. nineteen n9),
thence along the center
d, north twelve degrees
-. we,t fourteen [l4)
ih'r,ce seventy-eight de-
J.. east one thousand two
4 1851 chains TO q stake
twelve degrees fifteen
fourteen "a cha us to
q line Cf said north half;
Int degrees five minutes
u@aUd Two hundred aud
| ns to romt of beginning;
res. more or less; situated
Of Kansas. taken rs the
|lcnry and Alcena Tiffany
II order of s le.
II, at INV office in Emporia,
lnber. A D 1868
! BERT PARHAM.
Under Sheriff.
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riffs Sale.

S. Henry and Alcena Tiffany.
order Of L.. To- me directed,
tie Fifth Judicial District
Inty. Kansas. / will
LAY, JANUARY 2D. 1864.
the Court house door. in En-
!. Kansas, offer at public aue-
Est bidder, the following de-
III tencments: The southeast
lseven a., township nineteen
fQI), situated in Lyon county.
as the property Of the said Hen:
If4uy to satisfy said order Of
Inland. NJ my office In Emporia,
A d. 1858.
ROBERT PARHAM.
Under Sheriff.
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rrinis SaIc.

.alkcr rs. J NJ Foster.
.yrdcr of sale, To- m" directed,
the Fifth Judicial District
hutv Kansas. will.
JANUARY 2l. A. D. 1864.
Ith. Courthouse door, an En-
Etnsts. off r at public auc-
|st bidder. the following de-
teuemeuts: The southwest
b west quarter of s. ctlon No.
Ism eighteen (lS), range eleven
yun county. Kansas. taken as
said j. NJ. Foster, to be sold
/. Of sale.
iand, NJ my office in EmPoria'
ivenbcr. 4. ID. 1863.
ROBERT i tH M,
Under : heriif
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riffs Sale.

Va. Timothy Osgood.
der of sale. to me irecteI
he Fifth Judicial District
V, State of Kansas, | will ,
i. JANUARY On. 1864:
or. in the town of Emporia,
4! State Of Kansas. offer for
b. to the highest bidder, the
lands and tencmenis: The
guirtrr OF section seven ~.
range ten Un, continuing
ty-fve and thirty five hun
4 acres. more or less. situated
,tr of Kansas. taken rs the
Timothy Osgood, 10 be cold
sale.
iTd. at my office. in Empo-
J Novrmh-r. A ID 1863.
PARHAM. Under Sheriff.
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NOTICE is hereby given to all parties interest
IN ed, that unless the Lands and Town Lots.
hereinafter described, sold for the Tax Of 1860
'6l, and '62 redeemed Previo to the 9th day
of May, A. D. 1864, Deeds will be issued to the
purchasers. ]. R. SWALLOW,
Treasures Office, I County Treasurer.
Lyon County, Dee. -, 1885 l4w
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Adnin1straf

NOTICE is hereby
IN ministration upon {
ODELL, deceased, have
the Lyon County Prob
the Goth day of Octobe
sixty three. ALI persof
said estate are required
allowance within one ,
letters, or they may be
eft Of such estate; and
hibited within three We
letters, they will be fore
BE
Administratrix OF
October 80, 1863.
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Sheriff

George 81. Hale vs.. Z
DY virtue of an order
ID issued out of the
Court, for Lyon county,
ON SATURDAY, j
at ~ o'clock, NJ, Mt the c
town of Emporia, coubi
of Kansas, offer for sale a
highest biddrr, the fold
and rteRsments, TO wit:
Of Section 81, Township
ing I60 acres, more or
county, State of Kansas, (
Of the said Amos s. Brad
Of gale.
| Given under my hand
his 2sth day Of Novemb
RoBER +
| 3I3-Is s7.00J +
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II. +. Berry vs. J.

II. +. Berry vs.. j ,
DY virtue of an order o.
ID issued out Of The /
Court, for Lyon county, s.
ON SATURDAY, ia.
at IL o'clock NJ at the CO
poria, Lyon county, Kans
ton, to the highest bidder
ed lands and tenements:
of The northeast quarter, q
ter Of Che north west quar-
and the northeast quarter
ter, and the cast half and
Of the southwest quarter c
ty three 1873; and also terl
the southeast corner of til
the northwest quarter OF
five (35l-all, in TOWNSHIP
south, and range number
ated in Lyon county, kan
erty of the said John Cou
isfy said order of sale.
Given under my hand, Il
this 2Sth day Of Novembs
ROB(I
no 7oaa *
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81 90 les 10 l26 LAG
p IS Sc 60 % at 81 cts
c6 68 90 SO I)2 IO8
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at 65 cts each.
D lob I26 1873 at 65 cts
s 7O.77 l03 lis at So
) 90 81 100 IO4 154 at
los at Sc els each,
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NOTICE is hereby
IN Revenue Taxes c
List for 1863, are now d
by myself or Deputy, a
Of Deeds, Empcria, Lys
(26th) twenty-sixth day
last Saturday in Decem
all taxes unraid after /
and charged a penalty
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Waterloo Town Site.
ers Block Lots Amou
0gn Blk l lots 100 1872 136 1873
40 each 81
10 bl g lots I27 1873 129 80
l31 I33 l34 1876 136 1877
I39 140 each q
and lots 1872 and 138 each /
10 bl 8 lots I97 I2G 100 $50
l3I 1872 1915 1877
1873 139 each !.
10 bl 4 lots 1877 1876 l39 254
256 200 264 266 2o6 go
ere 274 276 278 $50 each d
i29 I3l 133 each /.
and 262 az l.
10 81 5 lots 254 255 ESQ 257
258 259 800 262 263 ga
265 266 go 2z2 275 273
279 28O each 1.
am 26I at !.
10 b Is 3ois 1913 80 I32 134
1856 I5G 255 957 26f e63
269 273 go 279 each l.
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Fremont Town Site.
Oarners' names URknara.

West street-Lots 8 7 8 l3 Is II 81 . 29I
S. 81 50 43 - - 20 50 55 81. 80 81 $3.50 -
n 20 s. 81 50 50 % 81 80 I01 los 155 I0T
100 III l13 is 10 12I I23 .l25 I274 I29 49,
49, III is 145 10 Isl 153 Us I57 l5J 173|
CO cts each.
Vine : reet-Ln.s
2s46 $50 oil II Il IS Is 10 % q.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-01

az The Muscatine Courier threatens
Gov. Kirkwood with the fate of Charles the
First. A valiant man Is he of the Courier.
Less than TWO weeks ago, he was seen run
ming from Grandview at q 2:4O pace, with q
shower of eggs pelting his rebel anatomy.
If the Judgeis unable to meet deluge Of hen
fruit, how is he going to be successful in the
enterprise of hanging Gov. Kirkwoods For
vaporing threats and infinite cowardice, COM
mend US to the Iowa Copperhead. Great
swelling words don't amount to much with q
man who runs like scared hound when a
solitary egg is leSeled at his rebel physiog-
nomy. Wen venture one prediction here for
the benefit Of Judge Thayer: Before Gov.
Kirkwood will meet the fate Of Charles the
First, the present editor of the Muscatine
Courier will have been driven disgracefully
beyond the Federal lines into Dixie. His
place is down South, and to that salubrious
spot of earth he may as well make up his
mind to 60. When he turns up eventually
as conscript in the rebel army, he will have
found his proper place.-Dssmoines Register.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-01

CAaED.-Sheriff Easton, of W ashington
county, arrived in this city on Saturday, &C.
companled by somewhat notorious individ-
ual, named Coll Tarr, of Charlottesville, in
that county, whom he lodged in our Jail for
safe keeping until the next term of the Dis
trict Court, which will be held in that county
next September. Carr has been indulging
himself IN whipping his wife, and other
little pleasantries which the law refuses to
recognize as conduct becoming the character
Of good citizen.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-01

LETTER PosTAGE.-The Albany Ebening
Journal states that the paragraph which has
been going the rounds of the press, to the
effect that on and after the first day Of July
all letters deposited in the Post Office for
mailing, on which the postage is short, instead
Of being sent forward, as now, will be kept
and treated as if there were no stamp on them,
is not true. Letters upon which postage is
short will, after this new law goes into effect,
be forwarded as now; but double the def
cheney will be demanded on delivery. This
is the only change and it will probably be q
sufficient inducement to the prepayment of
full postage.