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John M,Genity, J Defendant
NOTICE is hereby given, that will. ca the
~ 25ih day of Novnuher, A. D. 1867 between
the hours Of ten (i0) o'clock, 4. NJ, and four
"a o'clock, P. NJ, of sail day, at the Court
House door, in Troy, Doaiphan County, State
Of Kansas. offer for sale, at public auction, for
cash. the following described real estate, to wit:
The north one half ~ OF the south east quar-
ter Of section number sixteen, 49, in township
number fenr a. south, OF Ianse number TWEEN
ty, (s0) Containing sc acres of land, more or
hess. situate in DoB;phan County, Kansas.
Taken as the property q John McGenisy, and
offered for sale - the highest bidder, for cash
to satisfy certain judgeeut and costs now OF
record, ia the Distrig Gno-. for Doniphan
Coanty. in the State OF Kansas, 10 which John
B. Elledge was plaintiff. and John McGenity
was defendant.
Given under my hand. this Eth day Of octo-
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Under and Acting Sheriff Of Donipban Co.
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LANDS FOR SALE.
2S,s30 ACRES

OCEAN COUNTY. n. J.
In lots to srit purchasers. $50 per acre. parable
in five years SIS miles IRON New York and
Pbiiadelp6ia soil well adapted for farming
purposes fruits, Vegetables, cranberriesi ell
mate mild aud healthy; water soft and pure.
Several water manufacturing sites from 20 to
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Sheriff. Sale.
State of Kansas, &C
Doniphan Coun'y,}
IN the District Court for Douiphan County,
State of Kansas.
H.K. Jsdd & Co, Plaintiffs.

In The District Court for Douiphan County,
State of Kansas.
Xix Jsid & Co, Plaintiffs.
Mayn.rd & Bursk, Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given. that will, on the
a,th day of November, A. d. 1867, between
the hours OF ten Q0) o'clock. A. NJ, and four
~ O'Clock. 7. NJ. of said day. at the Court
House door. in tine city Of Troy. Doniphan
County, State Of kansass5ssef For sais. &C pub
lie auction. fsc cash, the following described
real estate. to WIT: Firea YES of land, bound
ID as foiieHs. 10 wiz: beginning at the south
east corner of section inmber -. township
gunber 3, range number 81, thence north 30
rods, thence wcst 20 rods, thence south %
rods, thence eas. 20 rods. TO place OF beginning;
also. fifty 10 acres off the north half of the
north-wes; quarter of section number twenty
nine, (29) township number three, o. range
number twcnty-oae, t2i bounded AZ follows,
TO wit: cotsmcncr. ut the north west corner
stone, THENCE south iftne and 4 !laf rods, thence
east twenty two rods, thence south fifty and
one half rods, thence east 10 line OF said quar-
ter section, thence north 10 the corner store.
thence ives; to the place of beEinning-all o.
said land lying and being situate in DDniphan
County. Kansas. Taken "a the property Of
James b. Maynarl, and offered for sale to the
highest bidder, for cash, to satisfy certain
judgment and costs, now of record, in the Dis
trict Court for Doniphan County, IN the State
Of Kansas. in which II. x. Judd & Co. were
plaintiffs. and M,yaszd & Bursk were defend
ants.
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of ccto
Der. a. D. 1867. JOS. HAYDN.
Under aud Acting Sheriff of Doniphan Co.
BY Jos. r. HANrsoS. Deputy Sheriff
October "a, ls67-5w Prs fee, 1880
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Sharif'S Proclamation.

Shariff'S Proclamation.
NOTICE is hereby given. that there will be,
~ in accorlanee with law, an election held
in the several voting precincts in Donipf1n
County, State Of Kansas, on the Tuesday sue
cecding the first Monday in November next,
TO wit: on che 5th day of November, A. d.
1867, for the election of the following County
officers, viz: One Sheriff, one Coroner, three
County Commissioners, one County Clerk, one
County Treasurer. one Register of Deeds. one
County Surveyor, one County Assessor, and
five representatives.
Said election to be holden and cmducted in
manner and form as prescribed by the General
Election Law of tie State of Kansas.
Given under nv hand. this 18Th div of 0c-
tober, A. ID. 1867. JOS. HAYTCN.
Under aud Acting Sheriff Of Doniphnn Co.
Oct. 81, lS67-2w.
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Dyspepsia, DiarrhGa, Weakness, Sc.

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KANSAS NURSERY.
] O MES & B.AK r

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Shingles.

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Disorders Of the Stomach

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CI,criT~S Sale.

Shcrtu n Suic-
The State of Kansss7
Complain County. I,
In the District Court for Donipha-a County
State of Kansas.
John B Elledgc. Plaintiff
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Nov. IL, '67-lm-
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Lnst Words md Confession of A. Nj.
Va Hall,

The exposure of Mr.. Balls habit of literary
larceny, which We copied last week fom the
New York Times, has drawn out the honest
Jerseyman in a letter to Mrs. whitman WHICH
we republish below. Mr.. Balls artless con-
fession deserves to rank among the curlosities
of literature. 1t only remains for him now 10
apologize to Mrs. Allen and withdraw from
the arena. The case has gone irreyocably
against him.
ELIzABETH, N. j., May %, 1867.
Mrs. Sarah Helen Whitnan
Madam assure you L am mortified and
sorry to appear before You under the extraor-
binary circ umstances in which find myself
placed.
In Mondays issue of the New York Times
am informed for the first time in my lite that
have been guilty of appropriating some Of
tine beautiful lines and thoughts of your Still
Day in Autumn" and using them in poem
written to my wife on the twenty-thifd anni-
versary OF our marriage.
I have not the first recollection OF ever hav-
ing seen your poem-but to deny II would be
absurd, while the evidence is SO conclusive.
Perla it was published when It was hrst
written, in newspaper, and read 1t that way,
(for l am very confident / never saw your
bound volume) and the extreme beauty ana
dellcacy Of thought impressed me and became
'interwoven into my heart and mind, and years
alter most unconsciously found utterance
as my own.
The unfortunate poem was written during
protracted absence from my home and sent
to my wife, intended for her alone and not for
the public eye and criticism.
do not wish TO be held responsible for every
word corresponding to your own, as many ex-
pressions have, from my earliest recollection,
been constantly used, as "gloom of day." shut
wings" mystic charms" sc.
assure you, Madam, regret more than
yOu can the unfortunate misappropriation, and
trust my heartfelt apology and explanation
will be satisfactory, and in your generosity aud
kindness you will pardon me.
l shall send a copy of this letter to the press
that my apology may De as public as my un-
preneditated error has been.
Yours, very respectfully,
|.. ....-. A NJ w, BALL
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Bring up Your Girl. Alright.

g We were approached the other day by
wealthy gentleman who said he would give us
almost any price if we would write something
for the Press that, said he, "shall make our
girls aoork rather than firt abont the streets
and stores spending money, the first cent of
which they never earned in their lives" We
could promise him no such thing, and so we
lost the genteman's proffered fortune. Now
that man has a family of girls; and he COM
plains bitterly that they are good tor nothing
but to spend his money. They would scorn to
help their mother darn, patch, knit, wash or
do housework-not they! they are too respecta
Ole for that! They can thrum the piano lit
tie; they can decorate themselves in silks and
jewelry; they can parade the streets and pub
lie halls to show their new dresses and feath-
cred slap,jacks upon their crowns; they can
waltz with gentlemen in the dancing room,
and drive with, fast young blades all about
town; but this is all they can do with will
No wonder the father of such young ladies
should call on the Press for help, and offer a
liberal reward if it will perform for him a SER
vice which was never performed for their adj
vantage at home, and the nom -fulfilment of
which by their parents is now bringing upon
their heads that punishment, in the shape of
shame and modification, which they so justly
deserve. No we tell that mau the newspapers
cannot reach his case. The evil lies In the
sanctuary of his own mansion. Because ne Is
wealthy, he has brought up his daughters to
neglect work and despise working people
The consequence is they are fit for nobody and
nothing. Their intellectual education has
baen neglected, and even their moral has been
enforced by quite loose lessons. In intellect
nal society they are embarrassed; for the
kitchen they are not qualified; and if they
should not have the good luck to marry
men whose fortunes can sustain them in idle
ness and luxury, they must 60 without hus-
bands, or find themselves, at last, in some
bad place. Teach your daughters to work as
soon as their young fingers and hands can
help a mothers tolls, keep them regularly
employed in some useful service, and their
health will be sounder, their morals purer
their character better, and-no matter how
plainly if neatly clad-they will appear wher-
ever they go ornamented by more than gold
en- jewelry-by good sense and modesty which
are above all price. Some girls in the plain
| est attire look vastly better and are much more
highly thought of and respected than others
| OF richer ancestry, who carry all tney are
| worth upon their backs, and faunt out In silks
| and satins enough to load barouche. And
| why? Because of their intelligent minds and
| accomplished manners. These, after all, are