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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-16
Manned Soldiers for Civil omces.

Senator Wilson has introduced an ex-
cellent bill in Congress which should i'm
medistely become law. giving to main.
ed soldiers and sailors the preference in
appointments for civil offices.
This is right. If we held an office oil
aspired to one which a MANNED soldier
was capable of filling and wanted. We
would Immediately resign in his favor.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-16

HreHLr Important TO Mornrns.-Mrs. Ban.

HIGHLr IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS Mrs Ban
ming, experienced nurse and fem,lc physician,
has Cordial. for children teethng. which greatly
gums. reducing all inhimation-si allay all pain
and Is sure TO regulate the bowels. Depend upon
it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves and re-
lief and health 10 your infants. Perfectly safe in
all cases
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-16

CHANGED HANDS AGAIS.-We neglect.
ell 10 mention last week that John d. De
vor. Esq. had sold the Goshen Times es-
tablishment to G.. w. Stevens. Esq. a
former proprietor, after a brief ownership
of thirty days.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-16

TIE LADy's FmESD-For February.
which by some means failed to reach US in
due time. is beautifully embeli,hed. We
have seldom seen a more tOuchingly beau.
tiful engraving than that Of The Prison
er's Child" which embellishcs this num-
Der. and i, story in itself
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-16

VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.-Rev. A.
Fuller and Mr.. Thos. Fife advertise their
farms for sale. They are both very desi-
rable and valuable farms. well improved
and productive.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-16

The chronological Journal. for Februa-
~, contains much useful information on a
variety OF topics. 1t is devoted to Eth
nology. Phrenology. Physiology. Psychol-
ogy and Physiognomy. Terms 81 per
annum in advance. Subscriptions receiv-
ed at this office.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-16

AccIDEST.-Two men were ont hunting
together in Bourbon township. ore day
last week. when one OF them accidentally
shot the other in one OF his arms, inhicting
painful though not dangerous wound.
Our informant could not remember the
name Of either OF the parties.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-16
On Saturday Next. Feb. ID,
Our Quotaq,

The following are the quotas of the sew
eral townships of Marshall county. under
the last call fer 500 600 troops, including
deficiencies on former calls.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-16

The Circuit Court, Judge Osborn pre-
siding. has been in session in this place
this week
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-16
Bounty Meeting.
To the Citizens OF Center Township.

The citizens OF Center township who
are interested in raising enough money to
clear the township Of the impending draf,
are requested to meet at Woodward Hall
On Saturday Next, Feb. ID,
ut o'clock. p. m. for the purpose OF
raising the amount required. Ten thou.
rand dollars have already been subscribed.
and only little over five thousand more
are wanted. Surely there there will be no
difficulty in raising this comparatively
small sum. Let none interested stay away
lest their example exercise perniciOls in
fluencc on others. All interested are ex.
pscted TO contribute according to their
ability. By ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-16
..p uLt ,hou the stnr.are fire.

Doubt that the sun doth move"
arrh Remedy viii cure that disease speedily and
permanently. Obtain circular Of your Druggist
showing ~ mptoms.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-16

SINGS the above credits were made out
Bourbon township. it is understood. has
cent forward sufficient number Of voun-
tcers to fill its qro;a.
Individuals from other townships have
also since then taken up substitutes and
ha them ere li;el to their respective town
.bips.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-16
Stark County Qu0ta.

The following is the quota of the seve
raj townships Of Stark county:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-16
les on former calls

On the above the several townships are
entitled to the following credits for volun-
teers. substitutes. &C.. furnished since the
Above nuotaA were male out:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-16
Country Produce,

Square Timber and Ties borgbt at the highest price
". ii. RICE, 0tHk r. 000
WELCOME RIcr. UtOl W OIlOs
Oct. 70, n5ltf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-16
Hats and Caps,
Low PRICE STORE.

On the CORNER south of the Edwards House.
NJ H. Rice returns many thanks TO the people Of Ma
shall county for their former liberal patronage, and
its 8 coatipuapco oftber favors for the new hrn.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-16

PRSrISc.-Job Printing Of oil kinds, iom the
smallest card to the largestszed poster, executed
in the very best stylc on tie shortest notice and
the most reasonable tsrmeat this office. Order
tsspcctfulIy seiisteS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-16
Family Groceries,

We have the largest stock Of he found
in PlyInou comprising piece 10 make full
which sell low any other man. Also great
ricty Of
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-16

Pershng Co., Bixn Co. and T. 4. L. rcu. Py nth,
Robert Corn WALL Bourbon; John Kesslcr Boomipgsburg.
d. W. STANCE and Jonas Miller Bremen: John Cess, Ti-
pecanoetown; J. c. Smith, Marmont; and by druggist.
and merchants generally the United States and
Canadas.
c. W. B0BACK, Compoupder OF Stomach Bifters, Blccs
Purifier and Blood Pills Dister and Manufacturer OF
Cstawba and Swedish Brandy and all kinds Of the rpes
pcpesc Liquors which sof. wholreale In any de-
sir-1 quantity, =. Scs So a 81 srs - Tsst Third
'inrlnnsu "hi" ssr'l,H.
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Railroad Meetings.

The following railroad meetings have
been appointed, and the citizens of The
county viii be addressed on the subjec
Of issuing bonds to the A. t. d S. +
road q, the times and places aud by the
speakers named:
Kaw City, Tuesday, Sept. 26th. a
sP.M. by D. II. Horne. Judge Gil
christ. and Gen. Holiday.
Rising Sun, Tuesday. Sept, 26;h. a
u P. NJ by Gen. Lane.
Osawkee. Wednesday. Sept. eSsh a
eP. NJ. by Gen. Lane.
Winchester. eth. at u P. NJ. b,
Gen. Lane.
G. Falls. Thursday. Sept. 2ath at
p. NJ. by Gen. Lane.
Oskaloosa. Friday. e9th. at P. NJ
by Pomeroy. Holiday. Stafford, &c.
Ru,ty's. on Rock Greek, Saturday
3O,h at 10, A. N. Pomeroy. Holiday
etc.
Let the people turn on. aud hea
these speakers.
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Hay Burned.

On last Sunday night four stacks OF
hay belonging TO Mr.. Samuel Dart.
some seven miles east of here, were Sc.
on FIRE and consumed. The amount OF
hay destroyed is spoken Of as one hun
dred tons. Two young men George
and Charles Sbrater, sons Of Jacob
Shrader, living near the scene OF the
fire, were arrested on charge of bav-
ing set the stacks on FIRE, examined be-
fore Esq. Critchfeid. and bound over
for their appearance a. the next term Of
the District Court in tie sum of one
hundred dollars each.
The setting fire TO the hay was most
infamous crime. and could only be done
By some one with very depraved dis
position. The young men arrested have
always borne good name; SO have
their parents. We do not believe they
set fire to the hay; and this is the gen
eral feeling Of community. SO far as We
can learn.
A difficulty between the Dart and
Shrader families existed, and on Sun
day ii reached rupture among the
boys; and one Of the Darts was knock
ed down by one OF the Shraders-
Threats were then made by the Darts
tifat they would nave revenge-that the
affair was not ended.
But We forbear further comment, at
present: whoever the guilty parties are.
We hope justice will oyertake them. and
De amply meted out. Such crimes de-
serve the seserest punishment.
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Order of Publication.

STATE OF KANSAS
CouSFY or JEFrERsoS
Ia ihs District Cont % the Third Judicial
District o. the State Of Kansas, sitgins Ia aud
Tor the County Of jefferson. il. said STATE.
james 5. Townsend, Plaintiff,
james Sowell. John Seweil, Robert Sexc.l. Ma
~ Ann Seweil. Alexander Scwell, Melinda Sew
ell and Thomas Se~eiI. eiendanrs.
II appearing from SiiiiRtii on iile, TINT james
Sevell. John Seweii Robert Seweii Mary Ann
Seweii. Alcxaur.r Se~ell Msiinla Sewell and
Thomas $, wei, aad eaeI 81 them. reside 0Ei o.
and IRE nos-rcsdcrts OF INC State of haisss;
Won. tue sad james Se8ei!, JOHN eeWeii. Rob
eft So8Uli. Mary Ann sewrll,i Alexander Sewe,
MaIinfa Sewel and Thomas Segeu defendants,
viii take nosiee that Jat.ss > IOwnseno oi the
County OF J,fierson. State u Kansas, dad, the
18th day of August, i. u. 1853, hi Bis peiiiion
in the Office OF the Cork OF the District CuHrt
Of the Third J1d cisi District. within and Tor The
County Of jefferson, State OF kaBsas. against
the said defendants, setg forth. that on the 25ih
day 81 December, a D 1865, one Aimeda Seweli,
the i.enaw wife OF said defendant. James Se
wei WAS seized 10 fee simple OF the one-hi ~
part Of thc following iaEd, sitnate III the County
OF 1eiIeTson. State OF kansss. particularly des-
critsd a. t,iiows, 10 vii Commenting al Paint
on the wes,efa boundary of ihe nostl -easi quar-
ter e.. al section eighteen tlsp, township eleven
an, o. range sevent. en- l7j, forty one sad one
third al - rods south ot the northwest corner,
running thence norih Gne huGdres and eighteen
and two-ihirds tllSs) rods n the Horih west cor
ner. tht nee east one hsndred aud twenty ii2ol
rods. thence soa,h one iund ed and eighteen AMI
two-ihiris QlSs rods, thence west one hnadrfd
and twenty u20 Fods 20 tie place 4 beginning;
that on The said 18th day d December, a. l-63,
said Aimeia ~ewel, and said defendant, lanes
seweil sold and agieel 10 convey 10 the said
plaintiff by good aud Sufficient deed the land
above described md ias' plaintiff ihen and there
paid said Aimeda ~eEti BE ipll ard c,Iiirc par.
chase money therefore, ard took and has ever
siore held DO session thereof that srce that time
aud p.inr 10 the commencement OF his SUI, said
AImesia Sewell died BIesiare, leaving iier sole
heirs said defendants. James Seweil. John Sew
ell. Robert Seweli. Mary Ann Sesell. Alexander
Sswej. Main1a Sewfi and Th1mas Seweli =
that ilse said Ameda SewcIl did iiof, PRIOR her
death. nor have the sid defendants 4 aey tiuie,
conveyed said land II uursUaace at laid agree-
rnent, 10 said plaintiff and prayisg Tint The
Court wonld decree title, and tor such other
and further relief as in equity he = entitled.
Said defendants are required u answer or de-
muir to said petition on 81 before The 9th day ot
October, A. d 1866, or said petition will be TAX
en- as true and Judgment rendered accordingly
This 25lh dag OF August, A. y 1860
REFS d HOWSLEf,
26i-7t-s27 20 Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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Reserve Lands.

Mr.. Barlbolow, the Land Commits
siVners Of the U. 2. Railroad, says he
is prepared to deal honorably with the
settlers on the Delaware Reserve, and
desires to be their friend, He does not
incline 10 prosecute them as did bis
predecessor. but to deal with them in a
frank and open manner.
He claims, We believe, to make ar.
Engagements with settlers by which they
can hold their lands on satisfactory
terms.
As our opposition has never been ,c
the railroad company as such, bu, only
to their barbarous treatment of the set.
tiers. we think it is probably safe ic
advise all who have settled on the rail.
road lands to yisi, M. B. and ascertain
what are the arrangements be makes,
and on what terms he is Opposed 10 sell
the land, and what sor, of title he can
give. This course will do no harm and
may be beneficial to the settlers.
We should be glad to have Mr.. B.
state the facts in our columns in refer
to this matter, and the prospects of The
company to get the land. and whether
The suit between the rival companies is
likely in any event TO injure the settlers
who may pay 10 the company he rep.
resents.
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Candidates.

We have very respectable lis. Of
candida'es announced in this number,
all Of whom are worthy gentleman, and
WEI qualified for he positions TO which
they aspire.
OF those seeking re-elec.ions, We
may say Jefferson county Hss never una
more faithful and efficient officers thar
they have been. Mr.. Cri.chfeli has
made an excellent Clerk. honest and ef-
ficient; the same OF Mr.. Gibbs as Sher-
fl.
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IMPROVEMENT. Mr.. N. Macomber

IMPROVEMENT. = Mr.. n. Macombel
has fitted up his shoe store in good style
and is now prepared 10 furnish our peo-
pie with boots anu shoes of all grades
from fine TO coarse. Our readers may
expect his advertisement; and fuller par
iicul rs next week. We are pleased to
note Improvements of this kind. Dur
IN he war a feeling tina, Quan,rell oil
some other villain and his gang night
burn up cur village, Kept our citizens
from improving. Now that this DANCE,
Is passed. We trust TO see an entirely
new phase put upon matters. which.
indeed. is beginning to be the case
already.
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Railroad Meeting.

On Wednesday evening our citizens
met in The H. E. Church TO discuss the
railroad questions. and organized BY
calling DR.. Cooper 10 the chair.
Gen. Lane being present was called
out and made a forcible speech in favor
of railroads in general, and, the ones
for this county in particular. and made
an earnest appeal to our citizens TO vote
for the bonds 10 the A. T. d s. F. rosd
OIL the 30,h inst. We cannot give tie
arguments Of the General, but they
were similar to those already given ia
our columns, ana enforced by iIlusira
lions.
Other parties were called out, and
genera, expression of sentiment aud
opinions INDUCED in, all tending. in tie
man. 10 strengthen The feeling 10 favor
of the road and the issuing of the bonds.
Elsewhere We publish "a series OF meet
ings for the county
Aside from the discussion Of The pro-
position 10 be voted upon on The 3A!h
inst the aueslion OF a road from Law
renee through the county north west
ward--s continuation of The Pleasant
Hill and Lawrence road now discussed,
and a proposition desiring vote OF the
people on subscribing $3.50. 900 10 said
road. should the company ask it. was
almost unanimously carried. That road
is evidently popular with our people
from al sections.
A road from Leavenworth direct TO
Topeka was also spoken OF favorably.
and bonds to the same amount would
be voted for it, We think.
These lines of roads are all import
ant ones. and ought 10 be built at once.
Let US aid in their construction.
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Guardians Sale.

Es;ate Of Minar Heirs o.
Fins X Simmons, decea-'d-
Iu pnr.uane, of an order oil the frobitc coaf'
al IeiFerson County. State of kansts, made ~
The Iulv term. D. 1865, | will sell al public
,uc,,ou. 10 the hiehest bidder, lar tue benefit %
Lewis simmons and AnaEda simmons, minor
heirs of Finis X simmons. decetsoi, o." rue
cd day ef October, =. u 1868, al The Court
House door in the village Of oshaipesa IN said
Connfy, a, two O'Clock, z. III 81 saih day, ii,e
following described tracts or parcels OF iaau' ~
inq. being and siiuaie 10 the County OF Jefferson,
stat of kaasas. 10 Wit: The west "a hail OF
the south east ~ quar.ero Of The northwest =
quarter If s.cilsn 2a) twent, live. ie*nshlp ~
,irht.fance ls) eighteen. DelnNar Trust Lands
in .aii County, containing 70 twenty acres
mere .r less and commencing ~ ne west ia,.e
OF the soaih- west "a quarter OF sec,ioh tot1
thirty one, township 49, eight, range W, meme
teen. Delaware Trust Lads ~ said oouhV /:
sixty (60) rods south OF the norm west corner Oh
sad quarter. running thcncc sontn tioel oae
hundred RODS 10 tie south ives, corner 81 saio
quarter, t.leace AL 1865, enc huHdici anu SIX
and 1--we ientlis rod. to the southeast corner %
sail youar,er. thence north i0el one hunifsd
rois, iheuee west tle65l one hundred ana ~
anal tiye-tenihs rods, more or Less 10 'e pace .,
beginning; containing iia4-i) "i'' nun ieu ''''-
four and one-tenih acres, ia9re VI iss7.
One-baif o: the purchase money 'he'eo' 70 p'
raid on the execution uf the deed aH. 'iie y ~
and to be due ami payable oa ilir ms Gay 81
March. A. H. 1866 with interest ~ tie ta's ~
ten per cent per anuunl. aad seca-sa ny 'i'ol'
gage 2n the prop, y, Me-, I'D nRuNpAes.
Sept. 9, 1855. 2dS-iw $3.50 uaardian.
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WOODEN WARE.
TO ccssumrTzvxs.

SuFfESERs aiih CcN>pnT-iOn. Asrnua.
~ bfonehi,'is- ci sns di-sa's- u The TAssss q
Lcngs, will ke ssssIfars st,,k.,a. wi,hss.f
chafsc. With th.s Ess.rslT 4, n ,.-e Viii h he
Rev Edward y Siisoi 81 Va .iamssssr.. Hesv
YORK, us- esaprasis.y ,, -,ers-s Ia h-sish. sIpsr
having suffered sesefss YER III tina. !. end d.
c,se, Consang,ios- 10 Con nn;.f.vs sufIre.
this remedy i was'h 81 isansdf l. ,sisl ID vii
est as,hn-. .Fsi ass %. lr~ Asyss OF IN i per
iees rssiafaun a. hose fes' 'ius - sane win
pie sre add-e ss5 .Ev ED@ - A. " liSO8.
if5 South s,eseissl 81. wisihsss~sar... Kiar. c..
20 CIV Wv YEA.
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Order Of Publication.

NuSI VI 1upuc8uc0.
Stall OF KANSAS,
COUNTY on JEFFERSON.
In the District Court OF tie Third Judicial Dis
,rici OF the State OF Kansas, sitting in aid Couu-
ty % jefferson.
Casaader hi 'g<bury, flainriE RS
Edward kiHg<bUry, Defendant
You The above nsme Edward Kinpsbury, aye
hereby notified. that sail plaintiff, Casande =
hinssbury has flied her petition in the above err.
Titled suit against y.u, in the above mentioned
court, wherein said suit j. now nendipD. Thu
substuncc OF VIII CHI said petition is. that said
plaintiff bond fds, resides IN said County end
S'ais, ana that she has been a resident of said
State TOR and during the year ne II before q tine
o. ing said petition in the cfice CT the Clerk of
The SAID court; and that on or abou, the 2o,h day
Of October, A. D 1850. said plaintiff was narri-
% 70 yo' ana that haretofcEe, and more than .
to VII on ihs 9Th day of February, A. D. 1860.
= on ~iilfully eusen'ed yourself from said p!air-
iiit anu have remained willfully absent from, her
ever since, and sill do, and have been wiIpul,v
absent from her tor more than a yesr lat past
ani that en have grossly neZlec ted and still con
tinus gTessiy 70 negieci your duty ss . husband
70 sara isin,iif' and thai you and SAID plaintiff
have two children OF yours, namely, David q.
hl"ssbury, aged abous II years, and Charles W.
king-bury, aged about 10 Years.
Ana yen are further not fed that the object
aud PRAYER ct said petition ard suit i. that sai1
piiin'iff may be divorced from YOU, and tb q she
DC restored TO her maiden name OF C,sauder Dur-
e'n. and thar sail plaintiff may haze the cv.to-
d. care aud education % said children decrrei to
her; and that he may have such o. her And fur,h-
er relief IN The en- Uses as her case NAV REQUIRE
and she be entitled %.
Ana you are furtber notified, that you are re-
guif'I 10 answer SAID petitisu- on or before the
10Th day OF October A. D. 1865.
Dated this 10Th day OF August. A. n 1875
CLOUGH e. WHEAT.
zoO-t"Si92o Attorneys Eor Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

This notice is 10 warn all persons
from trading for certain promissory
note, signed by myseif and made paya-
bic to Azel Spalding on demand. Tor
the sum OF one hundred and twenty five
dollars (SI25.o0) dated -, exact
date not remembered, bu. the note was
given at the Spring term of the Dist
Iict Cour,) 1865. as the said note was
obtained by unlawful means. and is
wholly without consideration.
GEO. W. GRAYsoN.
Sent IL 1865.
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MAGAZINE BlNDINc
VALUABLE RECEIPTS.

Edsteyef TAs Lgjsfsadsak:
DEAR fla II w,-h To say fo the readers Of
your paper, that vii. send, by return mail, "a
all who wish il ,ireeI Recipe, with iul direc-
tion' tor making aud using simple vesetsble
Baim that will eIlecsasiiy remove, in Ter days,
Pmp.es, Blotehes, .Fsi. Fle.kles, and all ln,pa
mites OF the Skin. l.syrtg ihe same set,, clear,
snootse and Beau,iiai
viii also mail free 10 tlsoss' having Bald Heads
or Bare Faces, simp!e directions and infof nation
that will enable Them u start full growth Of
Luxufiant Hair. Whiskcrs. or Noas,achc, IL,
less than thirty days.
These receipts are valuable to hoth oa aasl
young. and n shcy sge inaissd 10 all wha nesd
them free Of charge, they ara xorthy the aicailen
of all who piixs q cscir. pare skin, oy a h, alt,
growth 81 luxariani hair.
AL applications answered. y re;nr,, m nil With.
out charge. TiIOS. =. cHAfNAN \. Chemist,
:,a-sw SCI Essai~sy. New York.
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CANDIDATES.

We are authorized 10 announce G.
W. SHORT as a candidate for the Office
Of County Treasurer at The November
election
We are authorized 10 announce W.
n. ALLEN as a candidate for the Legis-
laiure from the 18Th Representative
District a. The November election.
WILLIAM A. Coy is candidate for
the Office of county Treasurer Of JEFF
ferson County at the ensuing Novem-
Der election.
LEWIS J. TRowER is a candidate for
the office of Register of Deeds for jeff
erson county at The general election in
November.
HORACE GrBRs is candidate for re-
election 10 the Office OF Sheriff of Jeffer-
son county at the coming November
election.
Jon. w. DAY is a candidate for the
Office of Probate Judge Of Jefferson
county Ito fill vacancy a; the No
VEN Der election.
TERRY CgIrcHFIELD is candidate
for re election TO the Office Of County
Clerk OF Jefferson county at -ihe Mo-
vember election.
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~ The boys of the Eleventh have
been paid of and most of them reached
their homes. We wish all our bows 10
the service were at home, that our ci;i-
zens could give them a reception and a
welcome "back from the wars
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NOTICE.

kroTirE Is hereby given. that there Will be peii
N ton presented 10 the Board OF Commissioners Of
left rsol, County. Kansas. al the annual October
meeting, a. d. fs65. Of said Board Tor change IA
~. f,sswkec and ossaioos. county road, oounienc-
Ing AT tbs northwest corner OF section &c. township
ran.e Is ihepce east OF the section line eetw cen
ssetsons % aud 3G, township o, range ie AMI sec
,io,. 10 and a. townstip o, range 49, at least one
w., .-baif miles thence The best and most practice
able roale u o-kaloosa, the terminus Of -aid road
sept. u, IsGs. Soi..N s-,fV
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31- Judge GiIcbrist has issued an
injunction in the case Of the scrip ord
cred BY the commissioners 10 be paid
to Judge spaIding. directing the coun
y clerk Dot to pay out the same until
the case has bearing ia the District
court. This is a. it should be. and the
Judge has the thanks Of the citizens Of
The county for bis prompt action in The
premises.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-09-23
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