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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-02
Taxs in Kind .sMotice.

Al opportunity wiz be giyeh to 'thoseFarmsrs
In. in the. 18th Collection: District, who have
failed to. make. their Returns 5f WHEAT, OATS,
RYE, CUREDeHAY and WOOL at,ths follow
ing timcs>and places:- = s..+-..s1..,. =
/ Cherokee Ponds, Monday, 1tie Nov.
Rcd Hill, -. Wednesday, 9th
Pine House., Saturday, 18th ",
. Defahlters are requestedto be prompt, in ma
king their returns As it will be to thor interest.
GEO. A.. ADDISON.
= Assessor 12eh Col. Diss:a
eesNoys2g Z. .e-a--.::s 2t *. ~ As,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-02
To Renn.

20 h0UU.
VXyILL be rented on Monday next, to the
w highest bidder, the neat. and comfortable
HOUSE AND LOT lately occupie1S3y Mx.
Martha Glover. Note aud. good sccSley will he
''sN " GEORGE BOSWELL.
Nov ! - it IS :.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-02
Read this Appeal,

The charitable wcmrn n of Edgefeld, ,.HEo origi-;
mated the "Soldiers Homo" now in our midst
and whose daily task it s lard has been for three
months pnD to minister to the wants Of their
brave defenders, request us to .sppeal, in behalf
Of these brave defenders, to the citizens, mae
and female, Of EdgeGeld District. This "Honic"
is particularly refuge Far erilts--faibful and
unfortunate soldiers whose ONES are.now within
the cnemy's lines or in foreign lands. or ibeae
exiles there nre- now with us about twcnty-six,
most Of whoDisare worn down and exhausted by
long and hard servce-by wounds and sickness.
Six or seven OF ;hcm have lost limbs, and are
stHl suffering from the etfcy's of recent amputa-
tion.. Their sta'c, IS regards bodily health, is
pitiable; the cir wantsare many end urgent. These
wants, if mig cotcd, will cry QUITO Heaven against
US. Since Che esabli, hment of this "E ono"
our people have dore much for i.-iave come
forward with their wontcd patriotism andlibsr.
ali.y. Thiswil he setn by tho weekly list Of
contributions published in this paper But let
them not forget that the. institution dcponds en-
tireLy upon private donations. 1t is very po''c
charisy, snd ccmmends itself, by its excellent
Objects. TO the steady support of the patriotic
aud benevolent citizens of EdgsGeld District
The "Home" is NOW in need Of provisions and
wood the soldiers want clothing Of all kinds {;
and the Indies earnestly beg for cotton wherewi!h
to pad qailts and comfor.s-and fer worn linen
and cloth wherewith to dress and bind up wounds.
Whoever helps the (" Home" in its need, may rest
assured he couls have aided no worthivr. charity.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-02

ruaLlsiED. EYEEY WEDNESDAY MoES1So
~ -
njI2rsnE. yEEcE & co.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-02

Noy2
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-05-25

A sKILLFUL financial writer has made o
careful calculation that this Nation could
save $500, GOO, 900 per annum, merely by a
slight reduction in its daily expenditures,
which it would hardly feel so high is the
scale of living here. This five hundred
millions, which now is mainly wasted in
luxuries and cxtravagances, would, if saved,
at once 60 into permanent investments to
feed laborers and add to the taxable wealth
of the country, and into Government Loans.
Each individual, It is true, would deposit
his savings in bank, or invest it in railroad
securities, or make permanent improve
ments with it, bnt in al these cases it would
help the Government and the people to bear
the burdens of the war. Gold would come
down under such economy and Govern
Rept credit rise.-Er.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-05-25

The independent" says that "when
Wendell Phillips was embarking homeward
from France, Frenchman said, Mr.. Phil
70 which he replied: when the slaves are
free. and the women vote Then, rejoin-
ed Monsieur, we shall never see you good
bye The editor of the "Independent"
adds: "Now, we hope the good time is
coming when Wendell Phillips may revisit
France on his own terms" a
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-05-25

AaBoston mechanic has invented two.
story railroad car, with smoking and sleep
ing ROOMS up aloft.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-09

A NOBLE LITTLE RATGOT-n The FSn-
kses could only taxa peep into tho hearts Of
iho B5athern psople-r1sn, women, End even
he iit,ie ehildrea, snd ws may &c inriber ana
aSl The slsvss-thsy wcald give uP IN. despair
ne cFsEg delasiea that they Will ever conquer
spd Onslaye u5.
gahsvs had occaeiog, from tins to time, to
.Fer In fhese columns many evidences OF this
universally OF the ''rshs" ssntine1t s1aeng
cur uoDulator Ct every kind. There is hardly
cliid len yrsrs old ia The Contsasracy hat has
sot Sans soHs.hiHg o. tbs soldiers" snd iheiF
ltils hesrts bleed Gs dsePlS - sba rest ovsI the
/ tales Of hl0os Aad suffering that come IN from
{ ho 6sld ard cszap The knitting Of soehs,
1 gloves and heCkios has been regular employ
meat among hem, and many collar has passed
/ snTough our ads alone, shst vas ths prOdnet
I OF their savings aud hAEaiweEk. We have be-
iaFe Is now he noblest coulIibution Of them
! ell. Little Blsi.e HNnilton, Of BfyaR coBnty,
hiss sezs us an excellent pair q .ocks, ard one
hnniTsd dollars, which, iS Rots soeomeshy-
inz theln, she segs us 70 give as "s5hristmss
/ pTssens" TO tie sick and wounded soldiers We
skslf carry Cut her request, and 20 deubs heaven
Nil biess both lhe gdt and tho patriotic gir
VIC mess h.--sassNssS RsPabsisss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-09

This abs oaieer. r5esaily assigned .e sta
eennsna Of the DspSuTnens Of biississippi and
East L9uisiaBa, arrived hsTs q few dsys ago aal
hAs taken the quarters iately occupied - Gen.
JehnEion- Wiale W, ike 81 otsaTs in ghe de-
parimont, regret tbs Hscessiiy which called
Gen Johnston fen Us 20 a more sctiva -6si5. rss
cannes but eoBgIsialsle oaT people ca tts az
polEtnent Of lis SUCCESSOR. Those Eao have
Fatckad the csrraF cf Gen. Polk sizoe "a aid
aside his ninisssrisl Eoses and took Is lsa
sword, eannos but RcknoWlsdge Es has eivsp
ample assuTsnea of bis pssafssiug IL 5 hieh &C.
gree that active and intelligent foTca Of VIII ard
courage. which are shs tE0 great ssssaetls b.
gsneEalship. Tks difficulty ID Tsunsssse shst
ied 70 his assignment hare, has net sfssis1, ia
the smallest degree, the high opinion EFe long
siDes formed Of him Hs history Is hrirft-
fsPlets with deeds Of proaiineues snd ao1oz-
deeds that viii Be chronielsd ih sssry and @sla-
soEsd IA bright golj' There s, shsrsfTs.
oFsIy TessoH shy che ccnsdsace ef oas psspIs
1a2il follow Mu in lis new dsi3 Of lsb17; and
We eutleas f1- i'm tAas kindly appTeciatio1
Baieh Is 50 necessary 20 tie success ol every
lAiiilsTy las6sT, bas which, under ih8 peculiar
cireansiansss last eH7irOu the present. insiarce,
nighibs withheld by ms1y.-Asridiaz clar
80
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-09
Daily appeal.
IFnen rlIE ARalY RpITaoE.1 ]
Rrsn Rorfoik.

We eouveue5 With = gentleman ycssyresY,
who left Norfolk lev dSyE since. BE informs
me thst one mau ia Norfolk bolds out ;ruaiy
Fgainsl Bailsr's order, requiring all mSla cisi-
s5Ds Of tSe plsca % take ne saih of allegiaaee
10 ihe Lincoln @ ivegsment. This is wm H
HsI, Esq, who ssys be will saif,r death 5sfDfe
be viii Tsuouuce his allegiance 70 the C0Rleat-
rata Government
The enr0lirg Of al males between the ases
Of seighieen sad i0E.y Gss, was progressing
Iapidly-BGtier having ordered that the woFk
muSt 10 completed By the LIST Of January, TO-
day. The draft viii immadiateiy 60 into ops
TEsiCn, and u is estrp-ted thst iheTe eTs 500
yoH7 2 whits men in Norfolk city aliens who
have been sBreil=d
The n-z4o regiments are Ill uniformed and
equipped, asd he blacks IN mlli;ary soggsTy
Pu ou gTest ma = airs.
Basinegs, except EmonE few Yankee Sc tiers
Ehs hgvs seuhtt~d there EIncp ths war, has bssn
completely psrslI sd, sl-d EsasJ o. ibe oi6 Tssi-
deu,s, particularly isInsiss, aTs BIsriDg fuT ibs
uecsssS5cs OF life,
Anong ths fa7 in P3Fh mouth vho kev= J,sr-
en.p sIiiy Tsiu4c9 % tass tie os "a Is ArhuT
Esnulsgsca Esg- coHaty couTs clerk
BdleT, tho Baasf, h15 visited Norfolk ku.
eRes. srd thcs t4Frs1 buta very 5nsi FeIisd
Ha couiats siTasg.t closely 90 Fortress Monroe,
king doubllass lh4i bis hiasted ca GAS is
SAFER baain3 ihs sssUt ct ihat ias ifss.ion
tasn any where e-se. H. sill iUdHiees his iueT
dinSts appetite ior ttEoi 8 3Hik aEd is rarely
ever entirely II 6 hOn .s "a css
AL the residences EEd eghsr pR sVu-
Eeus hon Rufi0ik, bass been sliz. Nd
ga. SID P.ssTpCET 81 ,a5E. sd sTs 70 Zee
bv the RsiRiong gt s.;haT iacai1 CT Ps.rp-nt-
Ehe Oi:y is said - la rapidly Gliag up 5ith he
scum asd dTeFs Of EzEkee sceissy, and sev'ogs
f1E1E II crtsI'a;ncd 5v many who ags resided
n ~ - =
wiI te seiBsd Epes q ors; them ron theiI
homes ~ Pf3sTsbsrR Ezu7szs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-09
vol. XIV, no. 283

business liis. Quite q nanbsr Of buiidings aTa
ROW flashed Tee hoGsso tie hsy1ormsEiaT &
aspse ally attractive, and rs-iuds ths sCiaies 81
bis HCEtharn home
Thua ths cid plantation Of the fsbel ssabrCok
Is isst beeomsDg = village Of note. The iand is
excellent, and Is nsarEsss 70 Kitten Head e.
hsBcss ia veiue.
0nH Eouuded Dsa ars returning fog duty
again, ard il Is reported that the old Perry Vol-
unisecs viii come Moth 70 81 Up thsir rsuEs
viii nsH voiuuiseTs Such prospects are pleas
ing % think Of, IS tie meu wish 10 see ihsir
friends once moIo; AID after gueh haPpiHasss
they Would prs5sbiy al rs-enlst, f0r 'ths
Tjnien mast ~ 2 rrai Be- sr=serve3 p
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-09
A 1II.,'rioa. AsaHeIioa e {. Eauus Lady.

The Springfield lIiI) JosrHai gives tie fs..
lowirz particulars oi singulsr sfEafr:
a private lstisg from q lady az RiohvfsF.
Washington county, in this Sia. o, Gives .he fsl-
loving particulars Of = most mysterious. .oztrara.
abish Was perpetrstcd at the rssidenciEcf slr.
Il A. LIstoe, residing a5egt four Ialea ron
Richview q the 9Th inss
Th5 writer Says that q psriy Of thiTtsea ueu,
diIguiled By hs1eEzrchIsf5 led over tie lover
part Of thar faces, bul srmsd with rfvolTers,
presented theussavgs Sc Air LiRton'l llsass -s
sb0uf hall past two o'cloek az Eight ard 5e-
rnanded a3tailtsnes. Wien TsfEsed thsY thrss.-
eusd 10 break down .is deer. TIE sppkesm4H
at ths party was resogaizsd ss . maH aFho hsd
taken supper az II. Linion's the same evening,
under prefeEss Of having lost his WEy 70 Hrvls-
toa, The reEt Town
Whsn admitted, The asTtT de1snd af1eErz.
= dGCghtor q Mr.. Li1Lon By fszmer mslrisge,
beautiful aUd su-isbie giEi Of sirtseE !-ears q
agc, Wbo Esd iist rcturaed S1u1a ron > h1sId-
ing senooi n Oslo Sac having sasf Tu1 daHn
stairs to see what was the mas5sT, vas ssr-5 y
tbIea Tuff ms and told shs Uusi 90 Fifs dem,
dead O. zlive. Hes {. her was 5otaiiy 1fiarue1,
an5 poWsFless 10 defend koz. Ihg gul uss
dragged 10 hsz room. ash fer berg s5e7zsd to
dTess herseif vas fCTclbly c,yTicd 10 E buggy
and driven cf As she ~ b0rno .cut Tie dooF,
fEs TUNED toward Der z, ralzed Lex handI,
gnd sxclsimsd, sob,
a party Of eight n sc leli 10 guard .is
house iii daylight, 20 psvvent any alsIm aeiuE
givsn- DnIiuE tha uigat they paesd aEoEud
the house, knocking O. sha door, ioe3inE in AZ
tho via1ow, rafting tks glass, and tuasiiug the
Tistehsd iaDziss BY asking hnW sbeT hksa
evening calls, etc
No clue hes been ohiained 10 shs st5ueio1s.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-09

TEg FsEMDEST RECEPTION - Yesterday
he srst formal tece1 1tion si the President Of taa
Csnle5eTste States vas held ct The Executive
narsion IN ihiE cily Tbs crowd that svailsd
themselves q ths opportunity Of tesiifyins thesr
appreciation Of the Chief MsgistYats, and their
devotion to the Cause Of which 10 is the chosen
representative, was lsTge in BambsEs and Ee-
sPecizble in character. They were welcomed
by tie President and received by his ls6y TIE
reception yrs devoid OF that snobbery which
attends the ievess Of the vulgar tycoon who &C.
eupiss the Presidential chsir st Washington,
and was in al, respects worthy of the President
OF q crest people struggling against the eppfss-
sious ef 8 bgThsr0Es EDd vandaic enPmy-iiisk-
RsEd Dispsick ID
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-09
eRrNNBDY HoUs9,
mQREEE,

szH $. KS3ULs, kstSeea fFsuElin 4no HAn.iiiea
$780,. . enc Of Ne uasst slezssst ioe@S ~ y tas
-. -. 49, TIE tabls q dius5s sarnislee " -
- = 4 = rasriet saordx 0asaea az N me Aeo
- tsssas psfsons whe wish y stsp y inls heLe, y
@tbsr ui.sss shursfBFs Is wsala se vssA = Fszsaes
"a ioas i1a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-09

~ The Rohmold correspondent of fhe
CErissian Isdsz sayss "a 3riskiaz salose bsss
rsiaiess in the sOE5riqsss Of 'Chis-s-aaues' The
nsms Is not inapiy ch8ssn. Tbs srus river Il
death j. theIo--s river that dfoHns rsssoaf ihss
sweeps away the h1lWaFks of eoazcienee; hat
buries under its deluzs the sphere 0f personal.
domestic snd Rsaonai hapFiasss; ffon whoss
oeas aud sii1as spIing maIdsis, rcbbs5iss. lusis
end soTToEH snd slsues and dsaihs; als which
bears all its victims sses5ilY 0rv1rt-de8aaard
% Ihe gulf that i h0iionlsss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-09
NHW DRua 80
100 KISS s0B8 tof sssb
HUI L S. kEAD & co.


100 KISS S0B8 ,or sesb
HUI L s. MEAD & co.
roo boxes ExEaes EssgHoaa fof s1ls By
Z. s. aEAD 4 CO
5o0g Hbs. ecypsEas Ter sails By
lis. MAD q co.
bs.E ssean PsrlsI foE sale By
L. s. bIEAD q co.
leos s4asss eulHias iOr salssy
Ls.A AEAD & co.
Toe suaoss szlphzss EsEphias ior ssls By
LIS MEAD B ee-
ss0 P0znzs EoSias Potash iot Oale "
LIS MEAD & 60.
sbba. sssAz ssz Ssls b.
LIS. NEAD & 60.
leoe Ia saligstss SaE sale By
LIS MEAD 4 CO.
sae Iss. chlosssorm for sale by
L. s EEAD 4 90.
soc Ibs. EzgIsb cAlonsl ioT sale By
LIS. NEAB q co.
soe Hsa. EsElisA Blas Ezss foE Gals sy
LIS MEAD & co.
Csstsr OIL, Ia bottles, io7 sslo Sy
selsia LIS aEAD g. co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-09
Yankee Works zud Esastlmts Oa BESnu
Greek.
Oeuespoadsuss New York Sunday Msrcar7.l

November y. 1868. !
Rains hsgin TO Wait rs and angry winter S
1ssf. Thssk ksEiTing was quiet with ul ou
exeslent drum-bOys amused themselves with
fRo game Of ball in the afternoon, whils tbs bad
a.tsnasd 70 their daily dgtlss The quad and
picket duties sFS quite ssVers for the nen a. this
pcss. On tbs banks Of Skull creek, near Sea-
Brooks landing, arc machine ehODs, ship aud
beat yard, Of 40 little impoTsance. They have
sprung up, IS q were, in . single night. The
large hess Of transports in GoTerDmsnt ssEvies
must be Tepsirsd aud eoAlsd. This hsTbor At
folds gJsd accommodations, and Ar. joan n.
King, lhs hATboTmasieT, sssRs &c bo busy Day
AID night The creek al Jrds W,iiat deep enough
for vessels Of any dIauEht, Hi.h bold ahoTos,
snd proteeted against the winds iron any direc-
li,F.ths hsEbor being Of sGticssnt siEs for any
nreciical n1rpose Ths machine shop Is worth
4 visit Ii las q steam eHgns Which supplies
tbs motive posgsT for the whole establish ant
Writhin We find Two side lalhss, planning drilling
screw satling and punching machines, shears
and sn abundance Of t0als, which are In eon-
stant activity.
Adjoining The msshins shopis The hlseksm;sb's
81 p, with It's forgss and blasts, and usaz h il
tts boilsFnaker's yard, where nsH boilers nav
bn constructed or old ones repaired. A nuruker
OF hDt-etEss shlp. csrpenless have bsez, brgrvbt
frem the North 10 lsbof hare. We afien sse
tie banks Of the eTcsk iined with vessels Of al
| clA8ss, fron tns hugs steamship % The little
lTgbeat cT schooner, receiving ~ this naval hss-
/ pisal snsh nosies ss they require. We can hear
tie hum Of mAnv voices, ths noiss Of many =
hammer, sdEs snd saw, azd eli tie sounds Of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-09
uousE or pEPREsEETArIYEs.

The House met at twelve o'clock, and was
epensd With prayer BY the Rev. Di' Ainnege-
rode.
toe ar Ways and Means, TepeTtta back the
Ssasie bin 70 aulhoTiSs The appointment Of .
tbird AaditoT Of the treasury, with the recon-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-21
MARRIAGE.

Il LIVES AND hates, sorrows and an.
liSunas hopes and fears, regrets and JOYS;
c.,,,' ooD, how lost, how restored the
n,s.- treatment and radical cure of Sper.
EMS or seminal weakness; involuntary
esss.. sexual debility and irpediments to
a.. ns.serally; nervousness, consumption,
from Srrn md physical iEcapacity, resulting
HdReItr ABuSE-are fully explained in the
D. yn W.. GUIDE by WIN. YOUNG, II.
hand, ~ extraordinary book should be in the
n,rI,. every young person contemplating
tie .ns ana every man who desires TO limit
saacs. : Of their offspring to their circum.
III a every pain, disease and ache ipciden.
S,;n.iao uih' maturity and old age, is fully ex.
b I LEU every particle Of knowledge that sboulo
iaaa !, !; mere given. Its full Of engravings.
krsv .,;1a secrets that every one should
sod No, II. book that must be locked up.
say on. ~ ABOUT the house. It will be sent TO
spss;s :. W 'ae receipt Of twenty five cents in,
yOUNS "s,age stamps. Addres, DR.. W N
Rour,b p,a no, 40 SPRUCE Street, above
y s, ss.fLlcTED AND UNFORTUNATE,
pAs. ,or,. .nst may be your disease, before Won
tsrou. S .si under the care Of any of the no.
tie IN ~; .sek'-native or foreigp-who sdver.
Youus's bo"l IN! other paper. get copy of Dr..
as neans so ~ and 'esd Il esrefauy. twill be
hs.ltb ma VI saving you many . dollar, your
DR. no pos,bly your life.
dan. IooNG can be consulted on .,vofth.
"a, NJ I, ne Ia bis publication, At bis Of:
hiial.i,Si.. srRucE Street. above Fourth,
''''' t.. 81 >. daily.
Jass II. ss-iy.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-21
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE.
Annual Taxes for 1864.


T1HE attention of taxpayers is hereby call
ed to the provisions Of the United Sta Is
Excise Law, relative to the assessment Of an
nual taxes.
By the sixth section Of the act of July /,
1862. it is made the duty Of all persons, part.
nerships, firms, associations, or corporations,
made liable to any ANIMAL Guty, license. or tar,
on on BEFORE THE FIRST MospAY OF Mar IN
ZACH YEAR, TO make list OF return to the As.
eistant Assessor Of the District where located
Of the amount of annual income, the articles or
objects charged with special tax. and the bu-
siness or occupation liable to pay any license.
Every persoa who shall fail to make such a
return BY the day specified, will be liable TO be
assessed bv the Assessor ACCORDING 70 the best
information which he can obtain; and in such
case the Assessor is required 10 add hfty per
centum to the amount OF the items Of such list.
Every person who shall deliver TO an Asses
sor any false or fraudulent list or statement,
rith intent to evade the valuation or euumera-
ton required BY law. is subject to fine Of i've
hnndrcd dollars; and in such case the list will
be made out BY the Assessor or Assistant As
SCISSOR, AID from the valuation and enumeration
so made there can be no appeal
Payment of the annual taxes, except those
for licenses, will not be demanded until the
thirtieth day Of June.
The appropriate blanks on which to make
setuu, and all necessary information, will be
furnished by F. H. DRENNING, Assistant
Assessor for the Sd Division, Comprising the
Counties Of Doniphan, jackson. Brown. Nema-
ha, Marshall, and Waskington.) to whom the
returns should be delivered on or before the
6rst Monday of May. at his ofice. in El~ood.
JAMES 2. LEGATE,
US Assessor, Dis rict of Kansas.
lawrence. March /, lS64-36w3.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-21
Sheriff. Sale.
James B. o'Toole.
vs. ~ ID,
Michael McCov.

By virtue of an Order Of sale issued out Of
the District Court Of the second Judicial Dis.
trict, sitting in and for said County, dated
February the 4th, 1864. wherein James B. o.
Toole 3. plaintiff, and Michael Mccoy Is de-
fendant, will on the 10Th day Of March A. D..
1864. Between the hours Of nine a. y. and
four p H.. of said day. at the Court House
door, in the City of Troy, County of Doniphan
and State of Kansas, offer for sale at public
Auction, to the highest bidder. for cash in
band, all the right, title and interest in the
following Real Estate, to wis: The East half
OF the South West quarter, and the South
West quarter Of the Sonth West quarter Of
Section twenty seven (27). Township four ~.
Range twenty COY. containing one hundred
and twenty acres, and the North West quarter
of the South West quarter, Of Section twenty
seven (27). Township four ~. Range twenty
900, containing forty acres t40), situate in
DSniphan County, Kanas, taken rs the pro.
perty of Michael Mccoy to satisfy an order Of
sale, in favor Of James B. O'Toole, appraised
at nine hundred and sixty dollars.
Sherinrs Office, Troy, February 10th. A. D.
1864. E.G. CRABB, Sheriff
of Doniphsn County Kansas.
Tenuent l. Camp Atty's for the Plaintiff.
39-5 Prs fee $l2.
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Sheriff. Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given. that will offer
~ for sale, at public Auction, At the Court
House door, in Hiawaths, on the 26th day oi
March, A. D. 1854, at one CLOCK P. NJ. Of
said day, the following described real estate.
to wit: The North half Of the North East
quarter Of Section No. Twenty six (26) in
Township No. Two (a), Of R,nge No. F,f.
teen tl5), lying aud being in Brown County,
Kansas, taken as the property Of Michael Muir.
ply, on an order of sale in favor Of George
Ali. on, issued from the Clark's Ofice of the
Second District Court Of Brown County, Kan
sas, en- the first day of February, A. y. 1864.
and to me directed as Sheriff Of said County.
Given under my hand, this 25th d.y Of Feb
ruary, A. D. 1864. II. NJ. ROBINSON.
Sheriff of Brown County, Kansas.
Lacock, Atty for PIT. 34-5w Prs fee s..
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Sheriff. Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that will offer
IN for sale, at public Auction, at the Court
House door, in HlawtLa, on the 18th day OF
March. A. D. 1854, at one O'Clock 2. NJ. Of
said day, the following described real estate,
to VT The East half Of the North West
and the West half of the North East quarter
Of Section No. Twenty (2D), in Township
No. One ~, Of Raugs No. Fifteen (i5), lying
aud being in Brown County. Kansas, taken
as the properly of Jacob Metz. on an order OF
sale ia favor of George o. Cstlin. issued from
the Clerks Office of the Second District Court
of Brown County, Kansas, on the frst day OF
February, A. D. 1864. and to me directed, as
Sheriff of said County
Given under nv hand, this 25th day of Feb
rnary, A. D. 1864. b. NJ. ROBINSON.
Sheriff Of Brown County, Kansas.
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