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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-09
From the r Baas, Taesday Aug. 30
ELhLAN NOMINATED.

Altsouthe femonial Of nomination has not
yet been kum4d, the proceedings at Chicago
leave no b fodoubt that George B. Mcclellan
viii todd forlally presented to the people as
the 'sDeI eIatic candidate for President of the
United S-a.the candidate of that 'Democ-
racv'' whopssts in the denial of the funda-
mental piitioi of our fathers immortal Dec
| laration dephdence--oe that Democracy
which mhs hat the weak, ignorant and SIM
ple are, De cf their weakness, the rightful as
well as ndprey Of the cunning and the strong
of thathoeracy whereof Jefferson Davis
has ever 10 been, and in principle still IS, a
chief apo4h whereof Bishop Hopkins fitly
officiates illogical and moral exposltor.
In sitbect, this nomination is gratifying
Hostility MAR for the Union, as at once un-
warrantedlkedIcss, is the cardinal impulse of
a decidedhk Of those who are expected to
vote this aL Democratic ticket. That the
Union harfto ''eoerce a State, however
much thl | may endeavor to coeree the
Union, hi lhe first article of their creed ev-
or since ibd evident that such coercion Of
States mint the downfall of Human Sla-
very. Yehk their chosen standard-bearer
fully ON reprs volunteer agent in that coer-
cion whicl tlenounee as unconstitutional,
and whiehlhtl to be condemned by those ia
nous Kensch Virginia Resolves of l7sS
: 70. whicEtLct to hold in at least equal
E reverence iii Ten Commandments. And
. Mcclellan hAly been volunteer agent Of
e Federal coN he is distinctly on record as
{ recommendilgal CONSUMPTION in aid of its
: prosecution, having ordered the arrest OF
n the Marylandhture to preclude their at
l. telapting or phg 10 take their State oat of
4 the Union. 1rnest and honest believer in
"a State Severe the support of Mcclellan
Il for President bitter dose, only TO he
IF swallowed undrabIe compulsion.
O. 1t ma be sd, however for, though
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-09
I From the Ne,s York Independent, September IL
A TALK WITH ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY REV. JOHN P. GULLIvER.

At time when thousands of honest, earnest
men are in painful doubt concerning the fitness Of
our President to resume his Office for another
term. every incident which can throw light on his
character has a peculiar interest for the public
Ii has been well said that We never know man
throuchIy till we see him at his ease. Certain 1t
is that there are moments when we seem able to
see into man and through him. | thought |
once had such an opportunity with Mr. Lincoln.
1t was Just after his controversy with Douglass,
and scme moths before the meeting of the Chica-
90 Convention Of 1860, that Mr. Lincoln came
te Norwich to make political speech. 1t was II
substance the famous speech delivered in New
York, commencing with the noble words, There
is but one political question before the people o
this country which is this, kslare,y right, or is
,cyong p and ending with the yet nober words,
/ Gentlemen, it has been said of the world histo
ry. hitherto, that might makes right; it isfor u
and for our times to reverse the maxim, and =
show that right makes might r
The next morning met him at the railroad sta
finn. where he was conversing with our mayor
everv few minutes looking up the track, and IN
ouiripa half impatiently and halt quizzieailY
where ) that wagon Of yours? Why don't tn
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-09

THE BEGINNING or THE wAR.-Io show how
utterly false is the assertion that the Admnstra-
tion is responsible for the war we quote brief
extract from the Southern History of the War, =
by Edward A. Pollard, one of the Editors of the
Richmond Eramiaer Mr.. Pollard sums up the
doings of the confederates before the Inaugural
tion of Mr.. Lincoln, as follows
's0n the incoming of the administration OF
Abraham Lincoln, on the 4th of March, the rival
Government of the South had perfected its organ
izat;on the separation had been widened and
envenomed by the ambidexterity and perhdy OF
President Buchanan The Southern people how
ever, still hoped for the peaceful accomplishments
Of their independence, and depored war between
the two sections, as policy detrimental TO the
civilized world The revolution, in the mean
time had rapidly gathered strength, not only in
moral power but in the means Of war and mlni-
ments of defense. Fort Moultrie and Castle
Pinckney had been captured by the South Caro-
lima troops Fort Pulaski, the defense Of sayan-
nan, had been taken; the arsenal sc Mount Yer
non, Alabama, with twenty thousand stand of
arms. had been seized BY the Alabama troops
Fort Morgan, in Mobile Bay, had been taken !;
Fort jackson, ST. Philip, and Pike, near New
Orleans had been captured by the Louisiana
troops the Little Rock arsenal had been seized
BIZ the Arkansas troops, though Arkansas had re-
fused to secede and on the 10th February Gen
Twiggs had transferred the public property in
Texas to the State authoritie 2,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-09
II

FAULTS on BorH SIDES,
You call me "a hearlless jilt"-
"a pitiless, vain eoquettew
But there is another and truer way
OF looking at tyet!
Say that triaed while
Do you, in your vain conceit,
Think every girl who jests with man
Is to throw herself at MS Feet'
Well We were both in fault
I, that l drew you on,
For the foolish whim ef an idle hour,
To mock, and to smile upon;
You, that your folly mistook
A "will-o'- the wisp' for star;
See, if a woman but lifts her eyes,
How vain all these young men are
What would you have me say
The little words Il lover"
Would you have me utter Yea for Nay,
Then throw you of Ike glove?
Better to break at once
The chain that your folly made
Than to linger On, in sight of the sun
Then find yourself in the shade.
Let Us part with our foolish dream,
Since We lovers cannot be;
Go your way as true man should,
And mover look back on NE
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-09

A Traveller through dusty road
strewed acorns on the lea,
And one took root and sprouted up,
And grew into a tree:
Love sought IFS shades at evening time,
To breathe its earlier VOWS,
And age was pleased, in heats of neon,
10 bask beneath its boughs
The doorrnouse loved lis dangling twigs,
The birds sweet music borej
1t stood glory in its place,
A blessing evermore.
A little spring had lost its way
Among the grass and fern
A passing stranger scocped a well,
Where weary men might turn.
He walled it in, and hung with care
A ladle at the brink
He thought not Of the deed he did,
But judged that toll might drink.
He passed again-and 10. the well,
By summers never dried,
Had cooled ten thousand parchins tongues,
And saved d lie beside
dreamer dropped random thonghtj
Twas old, and yet twas new
A simple fancy Of the brain,
But strong in being true.
1t shone upon genial mind,
And 10 its light became
A lamp of life, beacon ray,
a monitory fame.
The thought was small-its issues great.
A watch-ire on the hill
II sheds its radiance far adown,
And cheers the valley still.
A nameless man amid crowd
That thronged the daily mart,
Let fall the word Of hope and love,
Unstndied from the heart.
whisper on the tumult thrown
A transitory breath
It raised brother from the dust,
It saved soul from death.
o germ fount word Of love!
thought at random cast!
Ye were but little at the frst
But mighty at the lust
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-09
:. DURBORRow,

A4yoRSEr AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA.
@Giee one door south of the s9Mengel House,"
VIII attend promptly to al business intrusted to his care
Collections made on the shortest notice
Having, also been regularly licensed 70 prosecute
Claims against the Government, particular attention "ii
Ia given 10 the collection Of Military claims oi all
Rnds Pensions Back Pay, Bounty, Bounty Loans, &c
Geaferd, apr. s. iSe4-tE
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-09

Why VALLANDIGHAM WAS NOT ARRESTED. =
The Hon. Schuyler Colfax, late Speaker of the
House of Representatives, made the following
statement a few days ago, in q speech at Peru,
Indiana:
'sWhen Mr.. Vallandigham returned it was vory
natural that the frssplace he went to should be
Democratic Convention. He thought Mr.. Lin
coin would arrest him. Dir. Lincoln knew the
fact that at that time there was secrect organi-
cation in the Northwest, the details of which he
may not have been familiar with but he knew the
intention was to make Vailandighazn's arrest q
pretext for lighting the torch ofcviwar allover the
Northwest Anxious to preserve the peace 40
your own homes, Mr. Lincoln passed over tho re-
turn Of Vallandighan, :
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-09


DrsHScHANTED.
All YOU may blush Lady Anne,
Cast your eyeiids bashfuIly down
Do you think ii matters to me any more
Whether you smile or frown7
Knowing that which know,
Can you wonder if doubt
The inference to be drawn from smile,
That is next Of kin to poat'
Pshaw Am yet boy,
To be caught by pretty face
To see the ..threads Of goIds in a haxen curl,
Take missy girl for GraeeY
am disenchanted now
You may drop the mask if you viii
Or, stay--there are other fools in the world
10 be caught, if yoa wear it still
Men were made for sport,
Else what use to be fairg
IT'S only fats who can fall in Loves
Take care, nay lady, take care!
Your heart may be at home,
When ..the right man knocks at the gate
You may get paid back in your speeioas coin
IT'S one Of the tricks Of Fate.
That girl who can '.think it titn"
With score to play loose and fast
Sets the net too often in sight Of the bird,
And gets trapped herself at last
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-09
EsPYM. ALsEP,
ArrORxHT AT Law, BEDFoRD, Pa

ATTORNEY AT Law, BEDFORD PAe
Will faithfully and promptly attend to all business en-
trusted 10 his caro- in Bedford and adjoiniug counties
Military claims Pensions, back pay, Bounty, de- spec
6iy coilseted.
once With Mann A spang, Juliana street doors
ssuth fthe Mengel House.
Aprill, 1s64-tf
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-09
ALEX. King,
ATTORNEY AT Law

Aad arsns for procuring arrears Of Pay snd Bounty
nsnsy once on Juliana Street, Bedford, Pa
April l. 1sB4-H
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-09
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS.
u. III. AKERs, !,

ArroEHEY At LAW, BEDFORD, PA.
win attend promptly all business entrusted to MS
care Military claims speedily collected Once on Jun
ana Street. two doors north Of the Inquirer Ohice
Anril l. lS64--tf.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-09
a. LINGENFELTEF

ArroRxEYs AT LAM, sEDFoRD, pa
Esys formed partnership in the practice Of the Law
ees en- Juliana Street two dooEs South Of the 1eAse
Hoass.
April l, lss4-tf
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-09

rea-The Greenaastle Plot and Mercsrsbufg
Journal have both expired from tho samo dis
ease that is now affecting al the rssera over tho
country--the high price Of patcr
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-09
JOHN LGTZ,
AFFoKNEV AT Law,
NJ = 7 y
AND

Regularly licensed agent for the collection oi d9voTn
saiIns. bountes back pay, pensions, &c, Will give
affc,,tiou to ali business entrusted TO his care
othce with j. r. Dusborrow, Esq, on Jriians oirees
Bedford Pa
August 18th, I564.--tF
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-09
pnpp SHANNON. e 60, BANKERs

Rank Oh. DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT.
F-toLIEcTIoNs made for Tho Esst West; NoF'A and
south and the general business Of exchange, tFans
-os Notes snd accounts Collected, and hchlttanees
,~gor,ntly r,sde. ZEAL ESTATE bought and sold
q " Pvpr. o. L. saAxxoS, f. BESzDlcT.
~ Is Is0l--tf
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-09
,yOHN 1AJOR,

susr1cE OF THs PEACE, HorEWELI- BEDyoRD COUNTY.
all business perisning 10 bis ofhoe val
bs attended TO promptly VIII also attend to the sale Or
tinq Of real estate Instruments Of wrltlng eareini'y
epunts
April /, fss4-tG
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-09
nANIEL BORDER.

PsTg srRsET, TWO DOORS WERT OF THE BEDFohD h07
Bedford, Pa.
Matchmaker & Deaier In JeweIry, spcctacies, o.
TTE KEEPS OK HAND A STOCK OF FINL ~ ~ GoLg ~,
I'll AND SILVER WATCHES, SPECTACLE =. or "a.
SiIiiant Doubls Refined Glasses, also Scotch Peooe
Siasss od Watch Chains, Breast Pins, Finger Rings
kest quality Of Gold Pens. ...,.. -, on
Hswi supply to order any thing N ms iine not On
hnnd.
arr s. ISs4--Es.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-09
JosEPn w. TATE,
Ag7oKss- At Law, BEDrORD Pa.

AvToxyE1 At Law, BEDFORD Pa.
nreHptlv attend to collections snd all business
w e.trstod to his crein Bedford and adjoining e9un
..s. Morsv advanced on Ju4gmen Notes ana 9'eet q.
eaims Hssfor sale Town Lots, N IatesYliif' anu %
J.seDh a on Bedford Railroad. Farms ana uiih-
.-ovss3' land in quantities to suit purchssers
oaies oppositethe Banking House Of Reed soheii
axr rs Is64--I0 m
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-09
UNION HOTEL

UNLOIW
VALENTINE STECKMAN, PRoPRIEToR,
Wnat Pitt Street, Bedford, Pa.s
formerly the Globe Hotei)
y7VFF rubiie are assured that he has made ample ar
4 rsnxsmcnts to accommodated that may iafor hil
with their patronage. ,a.
sTsraaia Livery stabie attached lsPr.e
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-09
PHYSICIANS, &C.
DEyTTSTRY.

DENTISTRY.
NJ. ROWSER, Resident Dentist oil "ooa-
bury,
xITILI spend the second Monday Tuesday ana y Gu
Nv nesdav OF each month at HopeWeil, tne Ienal,Hs
KAree DAYS at Bloody Run, attending 10 the dutes " M
ovofesio Al ali other times he be found ID ms Vi
Zee at Woodbury. excepting the last Monday ana ines
dsy Of the came month, which he VAL spena ~
burg, Blair county Penna Pereons desiring Operations
should call early as time is limited All operations VA
rTatsd.
AsS. a,lsSGs-sf.
C.N. HICKOK
DENTIST.
OFFICE IN BANK BUILDING,
BEDFORD. PA.
Apra ], Isss---tf.
DR.. B. T. HARRY,
Respectfully senders his professional services to th
s+iysns Of Bedford and vicinity Oce and resience o.
Yitt street in the building formerly occupied by Dr. j.
Hohus.
April !, 1se4-tt
il. MARBoURG, n. D.
Havnr permanently located respectfully tenders hi
fsia5aI sarrces to the citizens Of Bedford and VI
sr;tT once on Juliana Street opposite the Bank, on
tspor north of Hail Pamers once
April /, lss4--tf
HOTELS.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-09
gelrft goetrp.
TWo wAYs oF LooKING AT N.

BIT ASHLEY S. BALDWIN.
l.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-19
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tAs fplleNilg fen ths spseoh u esssunS
A.6anls - 1tis9sa in the United States
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:sEeniea= naaanrs4s sAsA asssaiax AafaFs
the Senate
|. ,.nI$1,|l,::aH H5,g:ss,aAt II
publisaA sids are not willing % aocspa
ihis, nor ths proposition of she Senator
from KsasaskJ. Nr. Uristandsn, pvss
tel - ssAat yos asssssiiias 20 dot
s& d &f.1H IN n Gss, 9ss,
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MT vxxxsAsLx FRExxs yaoH KxsTucKy,
INA. CxHTxspEs,) Al A FINAL szTrIKagST
oFyUYSxaxxxsysf ysfrxS~HYxN Eys@s-
YSnA &txS kx56rayxx xHf4s1 /
Z SHENCk TIE SULR kESPONSf-
BILITY OF OUR DISAGREEMENT, /,
AND. TIE ONLY nkEiCQL1T In
Y. Il
LiOAN PATTY" /
4sn is,isEYTsatsts lsA hfrasl.is~r = i
pafty q fsspoaS:s fsspoSsls:s, ios the vu ~ ! ssat Ii
is responsible, for svsry dollar Of nation
ii nj B,sts iassssjxss iecargsdsSsA-
sodns OF the waT-thas IL 10 responsible,
tde the high saxss that have been imposed
apsaahs people, ou ascoahs eide waa--l
thai 10 is responsible, for the distress and
rain, shish nov sxisss in sysgya
,Ar " ths codhsfy y-shai it = rsspoasf-
bio, for every life lost In shs war,--shatl
10 rssponsibis for, zad sboald receive
he eursss Of svsxy wife made . widow,
sa o&ss&yaAila uzsasss@phsas hssee
saz. InaboshAnai& IL wiA ha s@ponsiblsl
or the diss0ssf % ssgp pshs Uaioa, should
be Union be dissolved. /,
Shall such y party be continued in
'syss,s o. Tip gsAsgDsspsa cAssge shssr
assi. Id tha Hal Ees ~ issl ss
leosien proclaim the answer. /.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-19

N 1T { Iaasisst nsss ! Z Igs h h sss d,sE
ssors desire war Md aadhlou, under pre-
ssxtof saEag szP PaiDss hW ysi Esp
gsl lbs2b To- 5ab . lsssE ID oIdk
% havs majority h tAs Ssnass 70 son-
:s':s :. - k
hsea mAigisy inths Nor.hega StAtsss ~;
NOT In tA4MkSa1 uaiDa; IN paxsiSaosssf
sons tetT ase4ziefpe 4ays ~ Hns
nm, u 81 - tS d66s witksas kofdinx
them respuqslAis heeuFs ~ pSSp3E -
SsepAsa 4. D0s5tds d sks u. * Ssaass,
Dec - D&8. S1sz sf sfensa8 assss ssasF
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-19

80 80 frisnxi ef msns, . and Essua
Efskias, swas saasxiag isse i sssGssasl
wakefulinesss ard xarious msEhpszs wszs
tried " ssnd him % aIusp, haE IL vain,
- tAss his p1ysislasa Essorssd 70 On ~
pssssns nhish saasasssied paFfsssays t&sy
assssed him 10 wsfsasaaix aaaAs pa !
lsssssns IN mis- hsnd, plaesd him Ia ssxA
tsy hoxs end ks vas asleep d tsa msss
asss.n nei'faiaF r flhIsS = q Fi1# p
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-19

How saASa. ws Par sea Dasgs 9s-~ Psas
GFeslgy In asaxa % TIA Aissnsaissssas sks
The pseple 70 suhsGsibs to tAs asw I0-a0
bonds Of the goserantat. He buEls oyer
with vissuoaz wrath a. follows i =
y Thousands wks sixhs sasssy havs
sahserihed b the sasssssass mzsiaHxa
Ioaas hass utaaslF Esfasea . do GO, say,
iag shss the debt incurred Cor tbs pssss~
catioa sf this waf woaid nsvsr be paid
Partly ffsm disaoyaisy, pxssiy hrom aasa
trust shey ssxs bGttsssd ap Eazeis yask.
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sf shs xspahlic for ghs sneaaa .as psYias
and fss6sag oas asTases.s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-19

LOOK ON THIS PICTURE.
Im HAVE NO PURPOSE, DT.
RgCTLY Oh INDIRECTLY, 70 III
TgRRERE WITH THE INSTITUTION
OF sLAvERXw ID IR2s STATES
WHERE IT ExisTs. / RELIEYE /
HAVE NO LAWFUL RIGHT no DO
50, AED 1 HAVE NO fNoLISATTOE
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-19

fsIf tAsss tafsTaai fanatics G4d Abo-
asioatsts sUer get the pososy - thssr
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SxR VINE xzgz ~ sFaIoss % aars qses-
ssoa their fidelity, Gad finally baskrsps
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-19

/ &TRC& xMk@ Nv X0UM MAT and KERF
TAERE!
The following eanfsssion was ,asds. .hy
~ nMy yssr. Dsye& j 1SmslissS nd
bsss6 Cxsigras sxkAh lasassa aasasska d
the 2ssh OF April, in which he exposed
the oorEupsussa Of Lineoln's adniaissya-
tioa So .g 49, -
aTHE GEAsTLEaIEN MUST REAEM-
BER THAT nv THE FIRST YEAR OF
"A REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CANE INTO POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS oFREFuRA AND RE-
TREACHMENy, THRREISAGDEBLTAs
BILE EVIDENCE ABROAD I'm THE
LAND THAT SoMEBooY,H HAS PLUM
DEREDt fHE Public I TREASURY
WELL NIGH LIN THAT SINGLE YEAR
AS MUCH AS THE EETIRE CURRENT
YEARLK EXPENSES OF TING Gov
IEKNMEST DURING THE ADMINS
lTRATIoN WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED FR0AfP6WER BECAUSE
OF 4Ts gsRRUPTIos," ~ sgi9
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-19

GGE oRDER AND DEeLAKaE THAT
ALI PERSONS HELD AS SLAVES
In THE SAID DESIGNATED STATES
As.a PSErs ~ |sIt1gs kRE AEltly
HEKfAffEk SHIFT BIB hFREE. =
rfeSrf fsftgssisp PTeetesapss
~aNEITHER THE PRESIDENT
NOR CONGRESS CAN RAAEClPATE
shzH4 ~ toDzf Ffz1Ea 1n1E|
lAN d6AIf Hi - BE6RsE. /
-Es- Cos. Hsary psitea.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-19
.a3AI h.astasI
Wm. ward.

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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-03-19
Sheriff Sale.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of an
oruer OF saic, issued by the Sd Judicial Dis
trict Court of the County of Davis and o,bar.
attached for judicial purposes in the State Of
Kansas, In favor of Patrick H. Gaffnev. and
against John Koran, and to me directed an
Sheriff OF said county, will offer for sale A
public auction at the door of the court hon,e in
the city OF Junction or the ed day Of Febru-
ary' a. q. 1854, at o'clock, p m all the right.
THE and interest of the said John Koran in
and to the following described real estate.
to-wlt the northeast quarter Of section 3d.
IN township IL, south Of range o, east of the
9th principal meridian in Kansas.
Given under nay hand th. the 10th day Of
January, a. d. 1864. A. W. CALIEN.
n9.T.pfS7 Sheriff