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BAUGTI'S
RAW BONE
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
BAUGH l. SONS,
MANUFACTURERS AND PRoPRiEToRs

Store No. 20 South Delarare .4renue.
no the Farmers Of Pennsylvani New Jersey Delaware
land Maryland, BAUGllS RAW BONE PtlOsPH ATE
is not new name. Its great efficiency n Fertilizer
for all crops ha, b. n for years past practically denoted
10y them in its CONTINUED We better ass,,r-
ancc Of the high appreciation in which it is held hv
Agrcuturiss than the fact Of
IN the demand from year to year article has en-
Joyc ana II has been our main object to render it, in
every respect worthy Of such f,rurably estimation
In order tn give greater facility in the application of
the RAW BONE PHOSPHATE. We have. since the last
season. succeeded in making it fine and uniform as to
he capable Of drilling Farmers will find this impor-
tant advantage.
The facilities for the manufactured the RAW BONE
PHOSPHATE now very complete. and we can fill
large orders with proptness; but it is desirable that
all orders should be sent in early in the as
possible.
1t is packed in bags and barrels, and may he had Of
any regular Dealer in Fertilizers, Ito whom advise all
farmers to appy) or Of the sole manufacturers
BAU3II & SONS,
No. 20 South Delaware Avenue.
Jan ~, lS65-5m. PHILADELPHIA.
Ej"rhc highest market price paid for Bones
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Ladies' FTrs.

Purchases may rely upon getting the bcs
Furs at CHARLES GAYLORD & SONS
Continental Hotel Philadelphia.
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containing SIX rooms, and a Ss,1 777|
good Cellar; Pump Of revcr-iaillng water
in the yard Frame Barn with stone Sta
bling Corn Crib, Granary, Poultry house,
&c, &c.
Inquire of j. B. WHITE, on the premises,
or through the Post OH 80 at Cherry Hill,
Cecil county, Md. lJan %, lSG5-tf
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James H. Benson, Col of 1st Dist, $50 II
Joseph Wells, - 81 /" "a Il
Jacob Markee % 4th I" AZ &c
John B. Graham, q 9th " 9GS OG
Benz. +. Kirk 9Th " GS 81
George Hines, - 9TH g $50 y
Eeuben Alexander, g Sth s. II 81
Thomas Janney, g 9th I" 495 IS
Balances Due by Collectors Of State Tuu
for The tolioesing gears:
Enoch Crouch, Sd District, 1861, 500 81
W. G. Hasson, It'll =" III 50
Wis Ruttcr, 3D. - 1862 II 16
" g " 1868 GA Is
4. p. Barwck.2 "a I" I" % &c
Jas. Cummings, Sth % g 4l2 81
W. Scott Price, LIST 50 50 1910 Ga
The following are unpaid balances by
Sheriti's of this county. The balances are,
in a number of instances, fines levied on
criminals, who, having nothing with which
to pay, are uncollccted by the officers:
r. NJ. Walmslcy, for lSIi-5 S3S 80
John }. r. Pool, " 1867 81 81
Eli Cosgrove, g 1923 I'm IL
Jas. b. Price, :" 1864 437 OO
The following are receipts into the treas
ury from the Registers Office Of this county,
for the year ending 30th September, 1861:
Tax paid by James McCaulcy on commits.
sions to executors and administrators 1854
So. Tax on collateral inhcritances, 1899. 81.
Amount of tax paid into the treasury bv
G. b. Cutler, present Register, during same
period, on commissions to executors and
| administrators, $GG921, on collateral inner,
itances, S775.72.
Tax from licenses and commissions paid
into the treasury Of Maryland, for the year
ending September 3oth, 1864, by W. H.
iiickcts, ex-Clerk of this county, S719.9l
Do. by c. II. Haincs. present elk 5,93l CD.
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FOR SALE.

4 FARM. near Cherry Hill, containing
IA As Acres of good quality land abou
acres in Wood, the remainder under cult
walton. The improvements are E-wR
. '''i sToSE HOUSE, l;i;f
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or CHESTER COUNTY.

The Report Of the Auditors shows the condition of Il
funds Of the Company AS follows:
8aa"ce in Trcasurers hands at last settle
ment, SlOSo4
Receipts from members 1864. 2SS,l.
Receipts from Sec Y and Safes sold, 913
Interests on above amount, 15j3
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The Liabilities of Company are:
Losses by fire unpaid: s6,s42
Postage on Receivers books, 1
Salary and mileage Of Managers at
tenling meetings Of Company for
1864 10
Per diem pay and mileage of ESccu-
tive Committee appraising losses Of
past year. SIS
d.alance due Secretary, III
Advertising estimated, so
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Dissolution Notice.
Notice Dissolution of
Partnership.

The co-partnership heretofore
existing between the undersigned,
Henry W. Flick and Charles V.
Eskridge, under the name and style
of the firm of ''Fick & Eskridge,' .
in the mercantile business at the
town of Emporia, in Lyon county,
Kansas, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The business of
the firm will be closed up by G. V.
Eskridge, one Of the firm, who is
hereby authorized to sign all pa
pers, make all collections and do
all things at law or otherwise which
may be necessary to a full, COM
plete and speedy settlement of all
transactions connected with said
firm. III. w. flick,
G.. V. ESKRIDGE. {
Emporia, April 18th, 1865.
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Chief Justice Chase and Gen. Sherman.
From the Cincinnati O. numerical
Washington. April 90. /

Washington, April 90. 1865.
"Wm. q. DeShler, Treasurer Sherman
Testimonial:
"MY DEAR SIR: Enclosed is contribu-
ton to the Sherman fund.
81 take this moment for making it, be-
cause just now, many seem disposed to for
get his great deservings, and remember only
his recent convention with Johnston.
"But that act, however regretted and dis
approved, must not cancel in our memories,
or even obscure, his splendid services.
"His patriotism is no more doubtful than
his courage. No mans achievements have
contributed more to the grand triumph of
Union and freedom over rebellion and slave
ry. His deeds are among the choicest
treasures of our own Ohio-as well as of our
whole country. And we the children of
Ohio, are bound especially, and by the most
sacred obligations, to defend and protect
the good name of every brave and loyal
son she has. She has meme drawer or more
loyal than Sherman. Yours most truly,
IS. p. CHASE
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given. that, whereas,
N George w. Pherson, was, at the April term
1865, of the District Court of Lyon County, Kan
sas, sentenced to imprisonment in the Peniten-
tiary, for term less than his natural life, there
fore, wa 8, in pursuanc oc law, duly appointed
Trustee of the estate Of the said George W Pier
son by the Probate Conrt of said County, on the
9th day of May, A. D. 1865.
All persons indebted to the said George W.
Pherson are hereby required to render an account
to me, at my Office in Emporia. in said county,
on or before the 10th day of June, 1865, of all
debts and sums Of money by them owing, and to
pay the same
All persons having in their possession any
property and effects of the said G. W. Pherson
are hereby required to deliver the same to me,
forthwith.
All creditors Of the said G. W. Pherson are
required to present their respective accounts and
demands to me or before the 9th day of June,
1865. SAMUEL j. MANTOR
Trustee.
May 2Osh, 1865. 1851 s7 go
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Col. Anthony and Jennison had a little
ARRAY the other day, several shots were
passed, Jennison received ball in the leg
was the only damage done. We do not
publish the particulars as given by the
Times, for the reason that its version is
characterised with that fendish hate, that
would better become an accomplish. than
Vaughn's assumed piety. Vaughn gives
moral lecture upon the general bad con
sequences of such conduct, and then adds,
"He Anthony will have to quit them, or
they will have to, in some way, to rid them
selves of him." Thereby meaning (if not
adyising) if Anthony does not leave. ne
should be assassinated. 1--we had as little
regard for the truth as Vaughn, we would
say he is a paragon of virtue done up in a
rag.
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sherifs Sale Of Valuable Real Estate.
Ebinezer Maynard,

Ebinezer Maynard,
VS..
J. II. Hunt, as Administrator of the estateA
Of the Erasmus D. Bassett.
NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of an
IN order of sale, issued out of the Fifth Ju-
dIeial District Court, for Lyon County, State of
Kansas, and to directed, I win,
ON SATURDAY, JULY 10TH, 1865,
at the hour of u o'clock NJ of said day. at the
Court House door, in the town of Empora,
County of Lyon, State of Kansas, offer for sale
at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash
in hand, he following described real estate to
wit: The West half and South East garter of
the South East quarter of Section number 81 ;,
Township 90, Range 49, and also Block number
5, in the Town of Hartford situated in Lyon
County, Kansas, to satisfy judgement in favor
of Ebinezer Maynard, and against J. H. Hunt,
as Administrat or of the estate of Erasmus D.
Bassett deceased.
SAMUEL J. MANTOR,
1861 Sheriff,
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Several houses have been travelling
around on wheels in town this week. Cat
terson, Gilmore & Co., moved house off
Mechanics street, on to Commercial street,
and attached it to their Tin Shop.
Van, Holmes moved large barn.
r. P. Dixon moved house off CONNER
cial street on to Union street. And while
doing so it fell dOs0n and smashed up-aud
away went Bob's hopes of Glove in a cot
,tsge
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RELIGIOUS NoTIc E--The first Quarterly
Meeting for the EmpOria and Americas
Mission, will be held at the Methodist
Church in this place, commencing June Sd.
Rev. H. D. Fisher P. E. is expected to
preach at O'Clock P. NJ. on Saturday.
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Lumber! Lumber.

LAwEESoE. Kansas. April 18th. 1865.
The undersigned has established branch
of his business in this city. and has just
received nice lot of White Pine seasoned
Lumber, such as, Dressed Flooring. and
Siding, also Dressed Boards, Shingles,
Lath. &C., DC, which he will sell at the
lowest cash prices. Farmers and purcha-
sers generally. are invited to examine my
stock before buying elsewhere.
Yard, corner of Henry and Massachu
sets streets, Lawrence. Kansas.
RICHARD ScHuLENBURe,
of St. Louis, Mo.
j. G. RAIrHEL. Agent Lawrence, 4w
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7 A lGL 4 RID.

Consisting of long Primmer, Brewer and
other kinds of type; also large quantity
of job tyre, and advertising display type.
The press is new and is splendid article,
being wooden frame of the best quality,
made entirely of the Cornus FLorida-in
other words, of the best quality of North
Carolina DOg-wood-Type in splendid con-
ditiOn, and the press working beautifully
and requiring but small quantity of lie.
will dispose of the entire outfit, aoith tie
good a0iH Of tile concern, and my entire sub
scription list, which embraces the entire
tribe of KaW Indians, aud large proper.
ton of Sacs, and nearly all the refugee loyal
Indians. Any one desiring to commence
the printing business, at Emporia, will do
well TO see me. The whole thing will 90
cheap. F. G. HUNT.
May. 23d, 1865.
p. S. One of the conditions OF the sale
will be that the paper shall be run distinct
ly in the interest of the irrepressible Kaw
Indians. If
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SHERMAN HOUSE-
New Hampshire Street,

Now uampshire Street,
LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FRED. r. LASRER, Proprietor.
This House is entirely new, ha wing been cree
ted expressly for
FIRST CLASS HOTEL,
By Capt James Christian, of this city. It is
pleasantly located in the central part of the cit
and is furnished in the most complete manner
The Proprietor assures the travelling public that
no pains or expense will be spared to make this
house second to none in the western country.
Stages leave daily for all parts of the State
Farley's fine new omnibus will ALWAYS he in
readiness to convey passengers to and from the
cars. $500
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@. G. Hassler has returned to our town,
and has opened Merchant Tailor Shop
one. door south of Clapp's Shoe store.
Call and get Charley to make up suit of
clothes of the latest style. Go in to 'em.
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See the advertisement of James Farren,
of LeavenwOrth, in another Column. He
has for sale tie best Sewing Machines now
in use. Any one wishing to purchase can
see one by calling at the tailor shop of G.
c. Hasslers, one door south of Clapp's shoe
store.
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It is amusing sometimes to witness the
sectarian prejudice existing in the minds of
the most enlightened men. For example,
the North Western Christian Advocate. of
Chicago, in an article lamenting what it re-
CARDS as the downfall of Sherman, attributes
his strange course to tie influence of Pa
pacyl We suspect it is Sherman's Papacy
that is troubling good many others who
are so severe upon Chief.
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Notice Of FinaI Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given to creditors and 9TH
IN ers interested in the estate of Silas D
PTather, late of Chase County, Kansas, deceased
that the undersigned administrator of said es
tate, intends to make application for final set
Element thereof the first Monday in July
1865, at the Court House in Chase County K IN
sas. JOHN T. PRATHER,
Admin strator of Silas D. Prather deceased
May Doth, 1865. $3.50 Sc 60
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Hunt left- here on
last Tuesday morning. on a visit to their
old home in Indiana. They viii be absent
about six weeks. There will be. no doubt,
some shortcomings in our editorial depart
ment during the EDITORS absence. hu. we
hope our readers "cau't see it,"
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There is a new hotel opened in Lawrence.
called the Sherman House,-Fred. R.
Lasher, proprietor. It is one of the best
hotels in the West, and the travelling pub
lie cannot do better than call on Fred
See his 'ad.' in another column.
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KIRBY's AMERICAN IRON HARVESTER
We are also sole agents for this durable.
cheap and easy draft Machine, and will sell
only on orders. This is the cheapest Ma
chine offered for 1865.
GRIFFITH & DUNCAN.
l5-Sm. Lawrence, Kansas.
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strayed.

STRAYED from the subscriber on Jacobs
~ Greek, in Chase county, about the 15d, Of
April last, bay roam poney, five years old,
crop of of the left ear, main and tail bay with
some white hairs, white face and legs, name
Is reached. A liberal rewardwiu be paid
for the pony, or for information that viii
lead to his recovery. information may be left
at this Office, o. address the subscriber, Ply
mouth, Kansas. JACOB CAREY
May Goth, 1865. 3S5-f
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Great excitement at the Tin Shop. from
the fact that they have supply of patient
Star No-chimney burners. Il does away
with the old fashioned glass chimney. This
elegant and valuable invention has already
had an unprecedented sale. and is rapidly
taking the p lace of the chimney burner.
We have tried them and know they fill
the bill.
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W o. z. COSE, successor to Gone Reid
United States Military Attorneys, Lawrence,
Kansas. Exclusive attention given to the col
lection OF War CIaims; with the experience of
three years and half, success is guaranteed er
the adjustment of Military Claims, both simple
and complex.
Address, ". o. K. CoNE,
Staff Military Attorney.
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Strayed,

NRoM the subscriber, one light iron-gray
4 mare, six years old. about fifteen hands
high, branded on the left shoulder with a large
o, with some kind of a mark In the center of It:
said mare strayed from Plymouth on or about
the LIST Of May All information should be left
at the News Office. JACOB DIETRICH.
May 18th, 1865. 1886
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A Dun.

Dun.
All persons owing subscriptions to the
NJ. E. Church, are hereby notified to come
forward aud settle the same immediately.
Those unable to make immediate payment
in money, will give their note for the amount
with ten per cent. interest from date.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
]. @. FRAZER, Agent.
Emporia, May 10th, 1865. 3w
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sTRAYED. a-large four-year old steer,
PAle-red color, mixed little with brindle;
little droop horned, and horns turn in lit
tie; / think some white in the face and on
the flank; in good order; no mark or brand !;
and has been gone about six weeks. will
pay So. 90 for any information that will
cad to where the steer can be found.
JEo. BUCHANAN.
Toledo, Chase Co., Kan, May 18Th. '65
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Strayed-s2O Reward.

Strayed-$2O Reward.
ORION the subscriber on the 9Th day of Nav,
H 3 miles east of Emporia, one sorrel horse
years old, branded with J. K on the left hip,
about Is hands high, small white strip in his
face and three white feet; also, one sorrel mare
pony, branded with S. on the left hip, star in
the forehead, her name has been cut off but has
grown out till it falls over little; she is about
five years old, also some some saddle marks.
will give the above reward to any person re-
turing said horses to my residence, miles east
OF Empor a, or any information that will lead to
their recovery,
Address, W. @. HICHENS,
May, 9th 1868. Wv Emporia, Kansas.
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April 18th, 1865.

BUCKEYE REAPERs e. MowERs.-We are
Sole Agents for this celebrated Machine,
greatly improved for 1865, and will sell
them at the manufacturers price and freight.
We will warrant every Machine.
l3-3m. GRIFFITH & DUNCAN.
Lawrence, Kansas.
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Those who desire to sell their farms. or
any property, will find it to their.interest to
call on n. S. SroRRs.
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M. H. Bates keeps constantly on hand
Glass, Putty, Linseed Oil, White Lead,
and general assortment of such articles.
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Notice.

My books and accounts are left in the
possession of j. H. Hunt for settlement.
Those owing me will call and settle with
him Immediately. He is authorized to set
tie and receipt for all dues in my name.
p. S. PACKARD.
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Found, two miles west of town, bunch
of keys, which the owner can have by
calling at this Office and paying for this no.
tice
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A Telescope lost three miles Northwest
of Hartford. Five dollars will be paid to
the finder, returning it to this office.
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Any one wishing to buy land will do well
to see n. S. SToRRs.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ has been aPpointed and qualified as Ad-
ministrator, of the estate of ]. g. Haskell late
of Lyon county, deceased, this 18th day Of May,
A. D. 1865, and all persons having claims
against said es tate, required to exhibit them
for allowance to me within one year after the
date of my letters, or they may be precluded
from any benefit of said estate, and if such claims
are not exhibited within three years from the
Date of my letters, they shall be forever debarred
1. E. PERLEY,
3o6-So $42O Administrator.
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For Sale.

A good two-horse wagon Tor sale cheap
for cash, if called for soon. Apply to
J. G. FRAZER.
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r. B. Hurst and j. g. Fraker have added
beauty and utility to there residences by
having them painted
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strayed.

GTRAYED from tn subscriber, one light bay
- mare poney, between FIVE and six years old,
brended with S on the left shoulder. Any per-
son giving information that viii lead to the re-
covery of said pony viii be suitably rewarded
All information shold be le6 at the NEws Of
fee JOHN L CONNER.
Emporia, May 9Th, 1865. 383-tf
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IA. z. STRATT0N,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.

EVANSVILLE, GREENWOOD COUNTY, KANSAS.
caEeetions promptly attended to 3e3-6n
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Read the new advertisement of DR.. New
Ions drugstore. The DR.. has large stock,
which he is selling low and no mistake.
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To Printers-A Printing Office for Sale
Cheap.

Having made a successful run in bust
ness, and desiring to change my occupa-
ton, therefore propose to sell out the
entire outfit of my printing Office, at Empo-
ria, known as the
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Notice.

THE partners hip, commencing April 18th,
Z 1854, between Alexander Bailey, Jseo6
Carey and john Van Gundys under the firm
name of Bailey, Carey s Co., was Dissolved on
the Sth day of December, 1864. The notes and
accounts were placed in the hands Of Alexander
Bailey for collection and settlement.
383-tf BAILEY & CAREY.
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Thankful for past favors, hope to merit
share of the public patronage, as / shall contin-
ne IN business at the cd stand, where 1 will al
ways be found ready to attend to the wants of
my friends IF NEWTON
EmpOria, May 18th, 1865. 3S4-87
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1000 ACRES

Of Land, situated in Lyon CouAty, Of every
water; and at such prices as canRot fail to suit,
either settle or Spectator. Persons at distance
must enclose 50 cents to secure prompt attention.
UFurnishing stamps and stationery and
working for nothing is played OUT in Kansas.
Emporia, May goth, 1865. 285-y
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James Means is Deputy County Survey
or, and will attend to all calls in that line.
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EMPORIA HOUSE

N. s. ST RRS, PRoPRIEToE.
HFNIIE travelling public can be we'll cared for at
a this House, on the most reasonable terms.
Coed Sta6Eing connected with the House. IA
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For Sale.

400 ACRES of land, 25 acres timber, under
IOU improvement; good house and 2 good
wells, and plenty of living water. For sale
cheap for cash. By N S. STORRS.
0AA ACRES of land; 40 acres timber; good
AfU house; 80 acres under improvement;
1900 new rails in the timber; it is one of the
best farms in Lyon county.
For sale by N. S. SToRRS.
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Dissolution Nofica.

! EFNHE partnership heretofore existing between
J. F. Newton and P. H. Hunt IN
der the stile and firm of Newton 4 Hunt, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent: al persona
settle the same at once with J. F. Newton
NEWTON d HUNT