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s's Sheriff. Sale.
Powell, Levy / Lemon,
rr 70. -,...
N. Harrington. Order Of Sale
>r-and - ! L q krChE.
oho Stafrvalt

-
Df virtue Of an order Of sale, issued out Of
Dthe District Cort Of the Second Judicial
District, sitting In and for Donfphan County,
Kansas, for the trial of causes arising under
the laws Of said Ststs, dated May 6sh, 1864.
wherein Powell, Levy 4 Lemon are plaintihs.
and Nicholas Harrington and John Stairwait
are defendants, viii, on the 18th day Of June.
A. D. 1864, between the hours Of nine O'Clock
A. NJ. and four o'clock p. N. Of said day, at
the Court House door, in the city OF Troy,
County Of Doniphan. and State OF Kansas cesr
for sale at public auction, TO the highest bid
der for cash. all the right, title and interest to
the following described real estate, % wit !:
Lots eleven CID and twelve. (l3) in block
eishty.Iit, 1865 in the City Of Palermo. In the
County and State Aforesaid. Taken and oaer: "a
for sale Is the property Of said defend.nts. 70
satisfy an order Of sale in favor Of PsHel'
Levy and Lemon.
g i ne etet band =. ~ esx sesa NAY
TSf ishsiN eDoSap6sn Cory, Tissss.
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u uaRS 08HChBfSu stuU NHUSuE
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NOTICE is hereby given, that will offer
~ for sale, at public auction. at the Court
House door. in Hiawatha, Brown County, Kan.
sas, on the Goth day of May, A. D. 1864, at
one O'Clock, P. M, Of said day. the following
quarter of section No. one, % in township
No. two, (2) of range No. sixteen, (l6) lying
and being in Brown County, Kansas. Taken
as the property of Henry Oldaker. on an order
Of sale in favor Of Elias Newton, issued from
the Clerks Office of the Second District Court
of Brown County, Kansas, on the 2lst day of
April, A. D. 1864, a.d to me directed, a. She
riff Of said County. a
Given under my hand, this 2sth day Of
April, A. D. 1864.
-. .-r,-.5 H. NJ. ROBINSON,
a.. Sheriff Of Brown County, Kansas.
April %. ls64-5w. . Prs fee, IS.
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Dissolution Of Co.FartncrshiP.
TNHE co-partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween T. c. Shreve and H. Macy, IN
der the name aud style of Shreve b Macy, in
the Drug and other business, is this day, by
mutual consent, dissolved. All persons know
ing themselves to be indebted to the late firm,
are earnestly requested to call on either of US
and settle their accounts, Immediately.
White Cloud, April 18th, 1864.
80 ass THOS. C. SHREVE,
II. F.aMACY.
May S, ls64-4w. = \ q
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PL0WS. REAPERS.

fH1xsHK1S, AID MACHINERY
r HAVE received, On scomnission, . larg
i number Of Prairie Flows, of the best de
seripeion, which will be cold cheap, for cash, o
eIehaaged for Approved property or produce.
Ihsve also received the Agency for MeCor-
miek's celebsated Reapens aid will supply 70
srder any number, Of the latest Improved, pat
ems, on reasonable tesns. Also, Threshers
nd Mil and stsan Aaehisefy Of eysry Dc
csipeoe - J. n. uTT.9
Sit' elssa. Apenl II, ilS1-sE1 ,,l'E
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Sheriff. Sale. tsl
nhs District Court of the Second Judicial
.. District. ''s-
vs. Order Of Sale
Michael Meow .pEiI

4 BY virtue Of. an Order Of sale issued out of
Se District Court Of the Second Judicial Dis
Mc'' sitting in and for Doniphan County, dated
TJs oh, A. D. 1864, wherein James B. o..
.Osen plaintiff, and Michael Mccoy is de.
, tsaaant will, on the 18th day of June, A. d.
Sot between the hours of nine a. u. and
S %r . T., Of said day. at the Court House
W. S': 10 the City of Troy. County Of Doniphan,
a state Of Kansas, offer for sale at public
SSssa0I, to the highest bidder, for cash in
sNS, al the right, title and interest in the
of% V.ns Real Estate, to Wit: The East half
V sue South West quarter, and the South
C.: quarter of the South West quarter Of
saon twenty seven (27), Township four ~,
~ twenty COY, containing one hundred
M,,. vent, acres, and the North West quarter
az, ~. south Sou West quarter, of Section twenty
Is" E1'), Township four ~, Range twenty
Dor;,e containing forty acres (40), situate in
,.-.. pns ~ county, Kansas; taken Is the pro.
~. ~ % Michael Mccoy 10 satisfy an order Of
q aver Of James B. o'Tooie;; appraised
G .s sundred and sixty dollars :" ,e9.i
Once, Troy. May 18th, A. D. 1864.
r.-.,q - : e. 6. CRABB,si (
sheriff Of Doniphan County, Kansas.
MN, uafas : Camp, Atsy's for Plaintiff. .5a5
@H' ls6a-51. Prs fee, $ll.
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q. 81. Sheriff. Sale. 9.g.q :;
Herman Day I i-r.'"nH 80. -
"a 'a "a s; -lDrrz
Charles g; Scott T Order Of Sale. =
Allen 4 Co. -H ...| iHi-r,-r


Ia"eu - Tvs j =
By virtue of an Order of Sale. issued ont Of
the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dis
trict, sitting in Doniphan County, dated May
9Th, 1864. wherein Herman Day is Plaintiff,
and CHARLES c. Scott, Allen Co. are Defen-
dants, will. on the 18th day of June, A. p
1864, between the hours of nine o'clock A. M.
and four O'Clock P. M. of said days at the Court
House door. 10 the city Of Troy. Doniphan
County, Kansas. offer for sale, at public auction
to the highest bidder. for cash. all the right
title and interest of the said Scott, Allen Il Co
in the following real estate, 70 Wit: The south
east quarter Of section 6fteen. l5) township
three, (3) range nineteen, tl9) Offered for sale
Is the property Of Charles c. Scott, Allen 4 Co
10 satisfy IN order OF sale in favor Of Herman
Day. Appraised at $500 90. f-,5'.-
Given under my hand, this l2th day Of May,
A. d. 1854 EsH E. 6. CRABB,
Sheriff. of Doniphau County, Kansas.
ic Tennent 4 Camp. Atty's for Plaintiff.
May u, ls64-sw. Prs fee ..
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Sherif,s Sale.
- sa'e Of Kansas, Doniphan County.
Charles W. seudder ...

nk Anthony. o''e' OF ' 'ss
b ~ sue Of an Order Of Sale issued out Of
Ds,,;..e District Court of the Second Judicial
ti,l ~ sitting in and, for said County, for the
sa,. auses arising under the laws of said
Chs,Is.u 1 ~ May 9Th, A. d. 1864, wherein
Artbons, ". scaader is plaintiff and Kier /
d,r ~ are defendants, I will, on the 18th
ri1e " ",s June, A. D. 1864, between the hons Of
aid A., CLOCK A. N. and four O'Clock PM. Of
dTsn; ~ y the Court House door, in the city
ri. county and State Aforesaid, cfYer for
fe cas- ptSiie auction, to the highest bidder,
falo.ia. all the right, title and Interest in the
suts s.:, described real estate, to Wit: The
ia n,a t quarter Of section tseuty.nin.. fesS
IN Don;ah' two, t2) Of range twenty one. f2iI
huadrrg nan County, Kansas, containing one
prouesS. and N sixty [l6o) acres. Taken q. the
al q .. 81 Kier 4 Anthony, and offered for
v. scnssnsfy judgment in favor Of ,cb.,is.
Civ. & Appraised 1T $500. z'"' 80
l. Ise eader my hand. this l2tb iiay Ar MAJ
PM ss!itF Of Doniph.n COUNT nH R..,.,
Il, Is i aa..tns, As',s fot Pi'f.
~ Prs fee. q.
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TROY HOTEL.
Leonard Smith, Proprietor.

TNHIs Hotel is pleasantly situated, conve-
L nient to the Court House and the business
part Of town. Guests will receive the very
best attention.
T A large stable in connection with the
house, for the accumulation Of horses.
January ], 1s64-tf. 49,
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Notice Of Final Settlement.
NOTICE is hereby given, that will make
IN application TO the Probate Court Of Doni
phan County, Kansas, at the June term. 1864,
for a final settlement of the Estate Of William
H. Mauck, deceased, late of said County.
-: MORGAN S. MAUCK, Admir-.
May S, lS644w.
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NoticeIl

NOTICE is hereby siSen 20 all holders Of
In Brown County Warrants, issued by the
County Commissioners of said Brown County,
prior to October 9th, 1868. that am ready to
redeem all such Warrants. By order of the
County Board, no interest will be allowed on
said Warrants, after the lst day OF June, "A.
d. 1854. e. L. POUND, ail3:
',---Els, . 70 !. V.- County Treasurer.
Hiav atha. nril os 1894 %
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- WAfSoN'S 20 ssL
WOOlleM Factory!
sInpreye6. and EHlarTed!

WE would respectfully announce to our
~ " former patrons, that having reGttsd our
establishments and added more machinery. 10
wants. orr .t,.i- s. ora 20 -Tts 90
We will be prepared 10 do custom -cardins
and spinning, fulline, dyeing, and drcssiag, on
the most reasonable terns-ai sTGisr'ls'F
! We willalso be prepared to manufacture Cas-
simere, Satinet, Jeans, Linsey, Flannei, and
Blankets. - -ai ;1,ssies 5r-I Of G5:1
Customers from distance can rely upon be.
ing attended to promptly. 70 sasoa sdi .ss,g4f
We have removed from our former stand, .
the Steam Mill bedding in Oregon Gomez
every one. and We will full, card Or bay yous
tnoI for which We will pay the hishsstmAfket
price, In Cash. sTi;tl - ls,oa .ls sssss
.,a9,iteAMUEL. WATsoNGS soNs.
osssoss 70, April d I6do In
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" Y. Barr, ct al. -
PY virtue Of an Order of Sale. issued ont of
Lille District Court Of the Second Judieisl
District. sitting in and for said County, for the
Trial Of causes arising understhe -laws Of said
State, dated AfrR both, Az ID. 1854, wherein
George 9. Fox. administrator Of Dana F. Fox,
deceased. 10 plaintiff. and W. v. Barr ct al, is
defendant, I will, on the 18th day of June, A.
D. 1864, between the hours of nine O'Clock A.
N. and four O'Clock p. M. of said day, at the
Court House door in the city of Troy, County
of Donipbsn. and State Of Kansas, offer for sale,
at public auction. TO the highest bidder for cash
In hand, all the right. title and interest in the
following Real Estate, to wit: The West half
of the south-esst quarter Of section seven, az,
township three, -(3l. range nineteen, 40, in
Doniphan County, Kansas. Taken as the prop
erty Of W. v. Barr, and offered for sale to sat-
isfy an Order Of Sale in favor of George G..
Fox, administrator Of the Estate Of Dams F.
Fox, deceased.
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of May,
A. D. 1864 o.- ~" E. @. CRABB,
~ "a Sheriff of Doniphan County. Kansas.
PERRY l. HAWKINS, Attys for PIE
May ~. ls64-Sw. Prs fee $lo5o.
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The New York Tribune, first issued in 1871
now in its twenty second year, has obtained
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of its patrons to serve in the War for the I'm.
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do Lot Is, Delaware ST., do 25s
NOTICE is hereby given to all person. in
terested, that unless the above described Lands
and Town Lots are redeemed BY the second
(2d) day Of September. A. D. 1854, and all the
taxes, costs, charges and interest thereon are
paid, The same viii be conveyed to the purcha-
sers thereof, on demand, Is provided By law.
-. 50 M, ,s..ia2 =" E. L. POUND, -
County Treasurer, Brown County, Kansas.
May S. le64-4v 80 .,f,,,g "a.
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)if6.

..,e..e, Doniphan County, Kansas on
u N y, e,h inst, DR.. DAVID G. urr' aged
wears.
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NOTICE TO MAGISTRATES. NOTA-
RIES PUBLIC, AND ALL OTHER OF
FICERS AUTHORIZED; TO TAKE AZ
FIDAYITS. '.7i $500 '.... go z
D. Treasury DEPARTMENT.. .
OrrlcE or INTEaNAt REVENUE. f-.
4s> Washington, December, 1868! al
The Jurat of an affidavit taken before 4
Justice of the Peace, Notary Public, or other
officer authorized to take afidavits, is held to
be q certificate, and subject to a stamp duty Of
Eve cents. JOSEPH I. LEWIS,
34-3t Prs fee 81. Commissioner.
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NUTS, CANDIES &c, 7---,T
Which he will sell at The lowest living prices,
for Cash. He intend tkeeping up his stock,
and TO be at all times prepared TO Accommodate
his customers. The public are solicited 20 give
him call. ~ "a % MILTON UT.
White Cloud, April Is, 1853 On. ~ 9
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Sheriff. Sale.

Hian atha, April IS, 1864.
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.R E 20 IL II
La Sale County Sanitary Fair,
HELD AT OTTAWA,
Norember 18th, 18th, and l7M, 1864.
OriSiIi.

ph tho .xs of the Hattie. If the 2vth 2.t, and 22i
July near Atlanta, spread over the North the people oil
L. saIIe county f lively interest in the result
sr three regiments ami batteries from this county
we're invoiv-,Iin those h-e.dui stru sgieS.
The first certain, tiings that assured us that large
number Of our men hail fallen upon those bloody fields
never to ri.e again. AMI that many had fallen 10y
wound, and mus; long and weary months their
cots.
The officers Of the L. sso County s"lier-Ad sciety
felt it their duty general meeting Of the citizens.
for .he purpose u consulting duty under tire
circumstance.
tn. ,,or. .,u,e tr-;fio- rs if moved by common
,m1ul.e All felt something should be done fr the
,.,,,. 9th brave nrn It'll batting the ranks.
The Rev L. Colv,N W. appointed to 's, our men in the
field and especially those in the hospitals and bear to them
the sympathes Of the people st home and minister to their
wants as far possible.
committee was appointed solicit contributions from
-, parI.r Tor this oie-t a:I report meeting to lie
held tn next night
The roInai:te, reIrJeI SEQ in cash, and the
is!-z q tie had prep rcd and T;s'l several hua-
rei dollar worth Il -uIiiie-. AL Of which wa- com
Itted % h. hands u' Mr. Cs1 10 tax n near 70 the
front = po--.bc With t supplies he srrrtI f'E Gen
shrrrlans army ,lar evening
After All i-rf-e weeks h~ returned. having
hospital NashNlll's ILL.,
ricr.l yirire. STAT ti.' 1T tii- "Nfremr frr
HI, report rr..rrt ta -r.t:- AMI ch,rar'-r "f Gen
shern.-- C-=ia crnI-isr. anl the coalition q th'
ov.r.r,v.iI l-i A. am tn -riert "ofknZ7 'i i"'
Sanitary Commission.
Vi:f the f,-s r -.. campl lt!I East and West
fore rs We f.it tia. ought H. than r'"r lad
for the irsv. Iut -rrI. defenders + our country Tn
der this irrre-si,n the Offices ttl county .ry is-U"l
ac.r ~ a genera. u.tl:l al lzrt- 81 iic county.
Tt.enc,tn- cc,eu-i IL JniDu ii'i Ottawa and after
general consul aJi: ], resolved 10 caii l. Sale
Comfy Sanitary FaE.
The So!,-rs- All 1!-tI,- throughout tn '"aaty w..
iu,i-.-i To- perate TIL effort, AMI ccGln.t-r We're
appointed IA sc.y -. county III - 7rr-r Il
awaL MIN .u ltsr.s- l.: IL" eh'rt ir eir,ult-
r!r .JII---:; ton T. lie festir l.. 49, / Nj C2naa
w. an. .t;7l ,, r. 20 .. ds-I.. f,r t:.- S'
= fr the pu.I,7-e visiting many e: tn o~n-
1---i.. ar pr,-ei.ls r pie III. ft- n relation
., ;Gr h.I.-rI- ,i a.. -tIiiJ,is * IDe I-'ple Ia
rc.ry rrJ- tl- county h"rsii, .Ia'd in ts rifrt a
.torl. that r-fi red Inc -ous almost st AMI de-
;.ri,cd many roa. te r.;y- o t' .isi: q -i'-H''
4 Gav ~ tie fir: III 'i:- effort '.isl u5ce>s-
On e,a.i III" niIuy l; ri-aud- .l.Erz I tI- hos
r.I>: send tl.H-lI -irii- Ei, -"fs;Ii IutOrs
the far and slrciay the that patiently
caIyssei the WIS aHI crriI,y gave TIA II time al
labor sI tl.:.s-Ii ,Lc fair We have siftei from TIA.
materials hsn nds, al the fact tia. could anil
submit ths fy,lownr report.
.rr- G p. ARK. Prs.
MI Tar FT.Ts.
Nr~J D.CEzY, 81.
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8asin.ss Cards.
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cHHE subscribers, having purchased the stock .
y lumber and leased the YARD formerly occupied "
Johr Hossaet, on MAIN STEEkr, are now prepared 70
TO furnish all kinds OF lumber lats, shingles, sash,
dnors &c Also good assGrin,. Mt OF 3agiDsv boards
and dry Gnishng lumber constantly on hand. Tho
public and builders are particularly requested -
amino stocs before purchasing eleewhere.
J&J. VI. .CAEKINS.
Ottawa, MAY 1867. .-..s,-ia [ie-tf.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-31
T w. DENHARD. Teacher of Eo-

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cal Instrumental Muse aHd the German language
EHiiAIH> QIAnKiLLE BAND j. Tss..is furnish
superior musit tr BALI. far'i- Cn'-Tts &c
be \ .'-l caller = connected y;i the taIi.
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