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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-04
ORDER OFPUBLICATION.
State Of Kansas, Marshall County, So 1Jo7

Sate OF Kansas, Marshall County, = - - - z
In the District court Of the second Judicial District of the
state of 6aasaa sitting for MARSHALL county with Washing
ton Shirley and Republican attached for Judicial purpose
1haddeusH Walker, Plaintiff, Michael Kelley Defendant
Whereas affidavit has been filed herein, stating that
you the above named Michael Kelley resides out of tie State
and non resident of the Sate Kansas service
hereby notified by publication hereof being In
Big Blue Union for six ufve weeks that said
Ibaddeus Walker has filed his petition the above en-
Titled suit the above defendants the above
mentioned court, wherein said suit is pending the OBJ
which and the prayer of said petition for said
aintn to recover Judgment against the said Michael Kel
or me sum OF two hundred and forty dollars A
est from tie 1h day Of February 1851 the five
per cent per month until paid due and owing to said plain
dated February tie D. 1860 ~ winch said defendant
heey promsedte pay plaintiff in twelve after the
aa.e thereof to the said plaintiff the said Of $40 and
1901 whereby the said Michael Kelley on said 7tt of Feb
A. $780, conveyed to Thaddeus H. aker to secure
;ne OF said promissory note the following land E
hsnsas to wit the south east quarter of section No
Twenty-Five ( in township No two (2) sos:h Of range
NO 81 east OF che 9th principal meridian which deed
was Therein declared 10 be naorascs and subject to
certain conditions hereunder written wi ereby it was and
is provided that If the Said Michael Kelley should we'll
ana fuI pay .nd discharge prcni sorry note with all
interest that accrue therein that then Sa;d d Of
should 30 yo that otherwise was 10 remain in
that sad tract Of Land be sold the
sucn sale be applied the satisfaction of such
and the costs of this suit and tat sad
ana an ana every person claiming by from, through
all and right and equity Of reiemnton and other
right whatever Of in d real sstate from and after
such sale thereof And thai you said Michael Kelley
further notified that required to plead answer or
demur to said petition before the 18th day of Aug st
A. 1868 and that unless You answer the me on ar before
.ne ne on Of before the day last aoresaid said petition
.aken ~ true and judgment rendered dinghy.
In witness whereof Alex Campbell clerk of said court
hereto set hand aud the seal Of said cout =: INV Of
nee IN the city Of Aays'le in said Of
J. D: Brumbaugh. Pln's atty. 'II' ;tnis
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The Slate of Kansas Marshall county, IS.
In the t Court Of the eecond Judicial District Of the
etsts q 49, alstag 1of Marshall county, Win vash
inston, shrv AsS attached fE d'e'a PsF
FSsdd.u. Il. walker, nbsis ~ Simon B. Min. and
WSersss an sd.vt s Ssso filed hersin, stating that
state and is nonrsdent q . state Of K.nas and that
Therers ssu a.e hereby setSsd s. puS:sion hsI.ss be-
ing made IN the Big Bloc Union for SD eonsscue weehs
tn At said Plaintiff Thadde H. Walkeas ned M
in the above entitled suit against The aboe named deend
anita IN the above mentioned court wherein ld sft nov
pending object which and the said petition
is for said plaintiff Judgment sgain the said 81
mon B. Mills for the sum OF hundred aIf ffy-eight
dollars $S) with interest from hel day OF spiember
1850 at the rate Of er cent per an due an owing 70
sd p,ainsif from said simon MILLS certain rsnsis
sorry ,,e dated September l.. 1889 by wffsn said de
fenAnt Nils Promised 70 pay plaintiff in twelve months
1855 and also to foreclose cern deed of trust dated
sept II, DlS59 whereby the said Simon B. Mills on said
sSs sse .1d Of psn to eure the
payment said note, the following andyng
and being saidcounty Of Marshall and State Of Kansas
WITS half Of north west quarter and half Of
north east quarter Of section @ township
)south Of range 0 east which deed therein declared
TO bes mortgage and was subject to certain eondito
hereun der written whereby it and provided that If
the said simon d. Mills shoud well and truly pay and dis
charge said promssory note With all interest that might
crue Therein that then said deed of trust should be
void; that OF her ise IL remain in full force that
said tract of land he sold aud the proceeds arising from
such sale b. applied to the Of such Judgment
and the ccsts Of this suit and teach of said defend
ants and ali and every person claiming by, f through
or under them either of them, be forever barred and
forecosed of and all and any right and equity ofe
dempton and otker right whatever of in to said real
from and after such sale thereof And that the
said Simon Mills further notified you required
plead demur to said petition on before the
of August A. D. 1853 and that unless gou
tie before the day last aforesaid sad petit
will be taken and Judgment according
ly.
In witness Whereof AIeH Campbell cerk Of said court
hereto set hand and ax the seal Of said
office city of Marysve in said county this 10Th day
of June 1863 ALEX. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
Z J. d. BrumbaugE, Plaintiff attorney. nl21w
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1863. 1863.
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%here great deal Of talk among cotemporaries
about the great rise in the price of and the
cessy Of corresponding in ths price ofnewspaprs
We do net agree with friends tothe last PROPOSE
ton 1t true that paper has gone up frshtfuy-hfty
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of that Publishers have for years had good with
tow-prced paper, and made large profits and that
times have changed they should pay the enhanced price
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difference oftsns Thousands Of dollars yearly but
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ways have been Our subscribers nave stuck when
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
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The New York Tribune, 6rst issued in 1s4, now in it:
twenysecond ytar has obtained both larger and more
widely dsed circulation than any other newspaper ever
published in America Though it has suffered, in com
mon with her Journals from the volunteering and depart
of tens of thousands of ts patrons in the
War for the Unon its srcn!Yto4 the 9th of December
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its hearty adhesion to the great truth that God has
Of one blood all nations of menRepublican in its
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NURSERY

We have at Centralia Nen,eha esnnty, Kansas about
10000 apple all grated and Of all varieties that
lested the They have been on the
open prairie If any will do wen Kansas these
must .AS.o quantity Of Cherries and 4aent varieties Of
Strawberries Jawton Backberres. &c. &C. We shall Be
ready during the Fall Of 1862 and Spring Of 1868 supply
the people Of Northwestern Kansas with grown here
favorable terms Apple trees years xrowth from gran
high and stocEy, CENTS and other pro-
portion We viii take in exchange for anything IN our
Nursery kinds Of Farm produce and stock Give ca
as ven are going the river and examine for
Bring along load Of wheat, pork anything Won
have 10 and take home when proper time M
TRANSMITTING Some prefer tran<panting in tho
Fall Others in the Spring-suit yourselves. :
June, 1862. BAKER & SQUIRE.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

Notice is hereby given to the tax payers of
Marshall county, Kansas, that the county COM
missioners Of Marshall county uil meet as
board OF equalization at their Office in Marys-
vile IN said county on Monday the Sd day of
August 1853, TO correct all errors in the ssess-
ment roll All persons feeling themselves
sgrisvedby tae'r as:essneat ere notified to ap-
pear At tnas time and have the same corrected,
or tney wm oe barred trom. correction after that
date. .>,iil r. g. EExfl1, Co. cfrk.
o By AlexCanpSeli, Deputy.
June l9, 2S6S. k
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Milton GoldsberJ Plaintiff, D. Anderson Defsndant
On ne 10th day of June A. D. 1859 sid jtee issued a,
order Of in the above entitled
Of dollars Trial will De held july NH 1888 at
O'Clock at the Office of said Justce =; ~ ,o,n of
Marysvle in said county. MILTON GoInsRrRY
,ss, ByJ D. Brumbaush, his attorney
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JAMES GRAY, :
MASON e WELL-DIGGER.

Informs the people Of MaysrilTe and SURROUNDING conn.
Il that he b At "a times prepared rotaks conraosj o
>1nerete building, lay walls foundations dig ve,Is e
in durable manner and prices tosut the tines nl:
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81. JOSEPH, MISSOURI

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Dry Goods Dry Goods A.!

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JOBBING TRADE

In LEAVENWORTH We WERE ALONE
in the trade for nearly years. when met With friend
lyand honorable competition which has until
eight ten houses doing each good business
The and encouragement have with has
sbled and largely stock
this Spring well prepared to meet the Of all who
des ire I! g' . -. TE =. a.aEti-'H ia.
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Chase ConnrY.

few days ago we passed up the valley
Of the South Fork, from Cottonwood Falls
TO Bazaar, and found there the best coun-
try we have seen in Kansas for stock rails
ing purposes. The stream is quite large,
and. being watered by springs, never dries
up. We passed by some springs which
gushed out of the rocks, almost strong
enough to run a mill. The bottom lands
are rich aud fertile, and sufficient in extent
to raise all the grain needed for the coun-
try, willie the uplands, iuterspersed with
deep ravines and springs, will afford range
for sheep and cattle not excelled anywhere.
Bazaar is beautifully situated. at the june
ton of South Fork and Rock creek There
is nothing of town here as yet, but from
the splendid water power here. and its stu
alton at the junction of these two large
streams, no doubt a thriving village will
spring up at no very distant day.
We passed up the valley about seven
miles above Bazaar, to the residence of Mr..
Mitchell, and were surprised to find that the
country was all we'll settled and improved.
Many extensive farms are opened up, and
the people have already got good start al
stock raising.
At Bazaar we met our friend Dr.
Leonard, looking as gay and happy as a
lark, with his new wife. We noticed q
mil-race at Bazaar. and the frame work fol
water mill, which ought to be completed
as soon as possible. The country certainly
demands a mill
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THE PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-We learn from
one OF the Directors of the Leaveuworth,
Pawnee & Western Railroad Company, that
Messrs. Steel, Ross d Co., contractors, are
about to put seven hundred hands to work
on this road Immediately. The public may
not be cognizant of the facts but it is never
theless true, that the contractors for building
this road have been doing vast amount OF
work on the line during the last six months.
They have recently closed contracts for their
iron and very few days will expire before
the grading will be commenced in good
earnest eavenworth Times.
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wholesnIe. 70: retail 81.
STRAYED

LNROM the premises of the subscriber, on Elm
4 Creek, Waterloo SS:?wnship, Lyon county,
hansas' on the Gun OF nay &hree PONIES. de
branded "R. 58' on left shoulder ano left hin
One GRAY MARE. 3 years old, young COLT
with her; particular marks about the Gray, but
the Colt has small loite spot about, the size of
dime. on its right side, and a strip in the face.
One GRAY HORSE, years old. with his name
reached. Nothing else Ieenliar about him. All
three OF these Ponies have harness marks on them.
Any information in regard to where they may
ed to me, the finder will be we'll paid for his trou-
BILE. Address to Wilmington, Wabaunsee county,
Kansas. l6-8#l j. p. JOHNSON.
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List Of Letters.

Letters for the following persons are re-
naming in the Emporia Post Office, May
18th, which must be taken out within two
months. or they will be sent to the Dead
Letter office: Tu.
Mrs. Jesse Aldrich, Malinda BUR. I'm
Bailey, John Bailey. VIM. P. Badgette
John Curtis. Mr.. Fukeway. Luther Ham
mick, 3; Jonathan Hensley. Alpheus Heus
tbs, James Jones. Elmira Justice, David D
Kramer, John Karr. Hester A. Lippincott
Chas. Link. John Wesley Moore. 2; Miss
Tilda ]. Mitchell. Mary Myers. Sophi'
Moore, Asa Austgraye, James h. Mead
William NJ. Null. Anthony Overacker. Mrs
Jane Pierce, jackson Payto ton, David Rich
ard Proctor, Isaac Sargen or S. 81. Coburn
VIM. Shockley, Matilda Stanley, Eliza J
Smith. Miss NJ E. Slower, Miss Sarah
Sbockley, Mr. NJ. Salisbury, John Triggs
Henry Thomson, John II. Wilson, JOIN
Wsyman. J. sToTLER' +. ID
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Administrat RS Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that letters of ad-
N ministration upon the estate of CHARLES
STOTLER. deceased, have been granted to me
by the Lyon County Court, bearing date the
thirteenth day of May, eighteen hundred and
sixty ee. All persons having claims against
said estate required to exhibit them to me for
allowance within one year from the date of said
letters, or they may be precuded from any bene-
bit of such estate; and if said claims be not exhib
ted within three years from the date of said let
ers, they will be forever barred.
J. STOTLER,
Administrator of Charles Stotler, deceased.
May I6, 1863 S6-S 50 30
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We have received communication from
Leroy Crandall, Esq, in reply to Commits
sioner Hunts defense of the County Board
for not publishing the proceedings of the
Board. which defense we inserted some
weeks ago. 1t will be recollected that at
the last election in Fremont some resOlu-
tons were adopted in reference to the pub
licalion of the proceedings of the Board OF
Commissioners. The resolutions were print
ed, and the week after that Mr.. Hunts reply
was published. 1t was full aud satisfactory
Mr.. Crandall admits this by saying he .'sees
nothing particular in Mr.. Hunts commu-
nication requiring reply We can see
no good in publishing any further cOmmu-
nications on this subject. For this reason
we respectfully decline publishing Mr.. Gran
dall's reply.
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Publication No ice.
George Burt, Plaintiff,

George Burt, Plaintiff,
Peter Beabout, DefendantS
In District Court within and for the County of
Lyon, State of Kansas.
DETER BEABOUT, said defendant, in parts
i unknown. will take notice that said plaintiff
did, on the 18th day of April, A D. 1853, file his
petition in said cour, against til said defendant
setting forth that the said defendant gave his note
for $240, July 18th, A. D. 1859, due one year
from date, and interest thereafter at the rate of
four per cent. per month; and also, defendant gave
his mortgage on the southwest quarter Of Section
25, Township Is, Range IL, in said county, to Sc
cure said note, and claiming judgment on said
note, and the foreclosure of said mortgage asking
hat said lands be sold to pay said Indebtedness,
and attorneys fees of $50 for foreclosure. The
said defendant, Peter Beabout, is notified that he
is required to plead, answer or demur unto said
petition, on or before the 22d day of June, A. D..
1853
Dated April goth, 1863.
GEORGE BURT.
By his Attorneys, Smith & Montgomery.
$3.50 $1,000
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Administrators, Notice

NOTICE is hereby given, that letters of ad
~ ministration upon the estate of JAMES
NJ WHEELER, deceased, have been granted to
me by the Lyon County Probate Court, bearing
date the ninth day of April, eighteen hum
dred aud sixty-three. All persons having claims
against said estate are required to exhibit them
to me for allowance within one year from
the date of said letters or they may be precluded
from any benefit of such estate; and if said claims
be not exhibited within three years from the date
of said letters, they will be forever barred.
HULDAH ANN WHEELER,
Administrative of James NJ. Wheeler, decd.
Nav I6, 1868. 1913 SO 90
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Rev. DR.. Cheever grotesquely likeus Hor-
ace Greeley to an old. absent-minded, snuff
taking Edingburgh preacher. who. going two
miles to his church one Sunday in the face
of a biting wind. turned round with his back
to the driving elements while he could take a
pinch of snuff, and. forgetting himself,
went back towards his house, leaving bis
expectan. flock to wonder al the non appear
ance Of their shepherd.
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A Show We see by divers and sundry
hand bills about town, that Col. Cantwell,
the wonderful dwarf, is to give one of his
unequalled entertainments here on Tuesday
evening next. He is 10 years old, 40 inch
es high, and weighs 32t pounds--so the
bills say. He will perform some wonderful
feats in jugglery, ventri.oquism, dancing,
etc, and will also give his hearers speci-
men of his vocal powers. Tickets of ad-
mission 25 cts. The Colonel has been ''a
showing of his show" at Topeka and Law
renee.
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Publication Notice.
George Burt, Plaintiff, !
Clinton Dorsv. Defendant.N

Clinton Dorsey, Defendant.t
In District Court Lyon County. State of Kansas.
NLINTON .DORSY, said defendant, in parts
" unknown, will take notice that said plain
his petition in said co re, against the said defend
ant setting forth that the said defendant gave his
note. dated April %, 1852 for 1920, and interest
after, due at the rate of five per cent per month.
due April 23d, 1869; and also, defendant gave to
plaintiff his mortgage to secure said note, of
date, on the southwest quarter of Section &c,
Township IL, Range Il, in said county. and
claiming judgment on said note, and the foreclo.
of said mortgage, and asking that said lands
be sold to pay said Indebtedness and attorney g
fees If SIS for foreclosure. The said defendant,
Clinton Dorsy is notified that he is required to APP
pear, d muir to answer said petition, on be-
fore the 22d day of June, D. 1863
Dated April Doth, 1863.
GEORGE BURT.
By his Attorneys, Smith & Montgomery.
1890 Si0 40
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The boys from Neosho Rapids and e.
men9aro looked almost like regular csval
ry company, as they passed through here
on Sunday, from the guerilla hunt. They
were under the command of j. G. Bunch,
and were we'll mounted and armed.