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Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-01-23
RAID on FoRNEY.

SENTENCED the last term of Court
In Carbon County, James B. Thomas, who
was tried for murder, was found guilty of
manslaughter, and sentenced to years and
months in the Eastern Penitentiary.-
Hdzelton Sentinel.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-01-23

IHE FARM AND FIREsDE.-We have
received the first number of an agricultural
paper, to be publishedin Philadelphia, un-
der the above title, by S. S. Foss, at So per
annum In advance. Having taste for az
rlcultural pursuits, we have always read the
journals devoted to farming and farm inter
ests, with some pleasure, and we have taken
the trouble to examine this new candidate
for popular favor. We find it quite a relia-
BILE, interesting paper and very cheerfully
commend it to the patronage of our friends
DaT South Carolina darkies are emigrat
ing to Florida; Florida darkies are fitting
to Georgia and Alabama and the ''colored
citizens" of the latter States are vending
their way to Texas-all seeking the Freed
man s Paradise, and not indingit. Hadn't
veEy large number of them better try Bos-
ton2 T-l
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-01-23


IMPARTIAL SUFFRAGE" is a monstrous
humbug it is a slang phrase of demagogues
fanatics and political almOuntebanks. Impair
tial suffrage in Massachusetts, is humbug.
\ buck negro who can humble few words
ofthe constitution can vote, unable to read
because of the misfortunes of his youth or
the poverty of his parents, is disfranchised
The New England standard of education is
a humbug. The mere reading and writing
unaccompanied with common sense, honor
and the sense of dignity as a citizen and man,
is not such an education as should be made
qualification. The Barons, who wrung
Magma Charta from tyrant John, could
neither read nor write: and thousands of
the pioneers who redeemed the West from
Its native savages and barren wildness, and
trained it into a garden, could neither read
nor write: To disfranchise such men and
enfranchise negroes would be a monstrous
villainy. The South viii not adopt this
humbug under any circumstances L Crisis.
The traitors of our country have been Ar
mold and Burr. Who will be the next?
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-01-23
INCORPORATION.

NOTICE is hereby givon that on the 9th day Of ne
cember, 1850, sunsry inhabitants of the Borough Of
Cenira liza. presented Petition The Court Com
mon Pleas OF Columbia County. praying the said
Court TO grant Charter Of Incorporation uuacr the
name. style aud title Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church Of Centraia with tho ghts aud privileges
therein stated and If sufficient is shown
the contrary, on the first day of the term the
4t day oi February 1867 the prayer of the Petition
ere will be granted according to the Act of Assem-
bly,, in such made aud provided. BY the Court,
JESSE COLEMAN, Clerk.
Dee. 90. IsG6.-3t
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-01-23
The Senatorship.

The great struggle between Curtin, Gam
eron and Stevens, for the United States
Seuatorship is at last at an end, and Cameron
is triumphant. The old 'Winnebago'
played his cards well, and has been reward
ed with the object of hisaspirations for many
years. Curtin, chagrined and humbled,
will now retire, unenvied, to private life in
Bellefonte, and Stevens, with hate in his
soul, will resume his seat in the Rump
House of Representatives. Although Dem
Ocrats despise Cameron, believing he is less
capable to promote evil than Stevens-be-
cause he has less ability-and knowing that
whenever it becomes necessary to the sue
cess ola democratic measure for the demo
cratic party to own him, has politics ariU be
alright, they prefer to see him the Senator
But, great Heavens what an awful farce it
is, and what a perversion of the true intent
of the founders of our form of government
to clothe with the senatorial toga the out
ward semblance Of a man like Simon Cam
eron.
But it would have beA worse still with
DNCNCuH, duu Dc lOl NIll III llC Has IOSl lllc
respect of his own party and earned the
everlasting contempt of ours Therefore,
of the three villains, although Simon is
probably the greatest scoundrel, he will un-
doubtedly make the safest Senator. Conse-
quently, if we act on the principle that out of
several evils we must choose the least, we
viii endeavor to be satisfied that this exceed
ingly bad choice is no worse
But %'Good Lord, y what1 body the high
er branch of our natianal Legislation is get
ting to bel Gradually but surely it is com
ing down to the bawdy-house level of the
House of Representatives, and it will not
stop even there, if many such men as Cam
eron are sent to ocupy seats within It's cham
Der. But for the present we forbear, only
thanking Heaven that mean and low as he
is, he may be one degree less base than
Stevens Clinton Democrat.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-01-23

ACCIDENT.-One evening last week, our
down stairs neighbOr, Mr. John Sweisfort,
put up for the night at the American House,
in the city of Williamsport. Soon after his
horses and vehicle with It's contents, cigars
and tobacco, were safely, as he supposed,
housed in the stable belonging to the Hotel,
fire broke out in the stable building. The
alarm was given, and Mr. Sweisfort by the
greatest effort, succeeded In rescuing the
horses and wagon from the rapidly spread
ing flames, but in doing so his face and hands
were severely burned. Considerable dam
age was done to the wagon and It's contents
-DdnriHe Ltelligencer.
RaT The Republican of this town is out
for GEORGE LASDoN of Bradford for United
States Senator, as successor to the Hon.
CHARLES x. BUCKALEw He would be a
fair representative of the god-forsaken,
eountry-destroying, and constitution hating
party. We have no doubt that he would
travel the same road with Stevens did he
come before the Legislature backed by such
dead ducks as p John and John w. For
ney.
SLIGHT FIRE.-On Thursday afternoon of
last week, smoke was seen issuing from the
new store building of Messrs. A. Pardee &
Co., which was found to proceed from the
floor that had caught fire from the heaters.
1t wassoon extinguished without damage.
Hazelton Sentinel.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-01-23

The traitors Of our country have been Ar.
mold and Burr. VINO viii be the next?
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-01-23
MR.. RANDALL's BILL.

1t Is reported to day on good authority,
that the House Committee on Banking and
Currency have agreed on Mr.. Randall's bill
for the establishment of a sinking fund, the
gradual withdrawal of national bank issues,
and the substitution of legal tenders, there
for.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-01-23
NEBRAsKA AND coI,oRADO.

The bills for the admission of these Ter
ritories upon the precedent condition of ne
gro suffrage passed the Senate to-day as
amended by the House. A veto in both
cases is anticipated and the Radicals are ma
Giuu +iopo ocoorJ;pr1-
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-06
THE DAILY EMPIRE.



We clip the paragraph below from the
Southern Herald, Of the 2lst inst;
The boldest man that signed the Declare
tion of Independence was Charles Carroll,
Of Carrollton, a Catholic the most distin-
guished foreigner that aided the colonies In
their struggle with Great Britain was La
Fayette, a Catholic; the first European
power that recognized the Independence OF
the United States was Catholic France the
best %expounder of the Constitution, and
therefore the best friend of the South, was
Chief Justice fancy, a Catholic the best
friend ofthe Confederate states, among the
potentates of the world, was the Pope
of Rome, u Catholic; among the best
chaplains In the Confederate army
were the Catholic priests; among the best
II not the best nurses or attendants, or ha-
bitual visitants at the Confederate hospitals
were the sisters Of Charity Catholic
John Mullaly, the hest friend, among the
Journalists of the North, that the South has
had during the war, and the best yet, is a
Catholic; Father Ryan, author Of the Con
federate Banner" and the "Sword of Lee
and, In fact, the best lyrical poet In Amer
lea, and not a whit behind the best of South
ern patriots, is q Catholic and last not least
Catholics were the first that proifered TO aid
In supporting and educating the orphan.
lied children of the beloved chieftain tina
Is imprisoned and suffers for us all"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-06
8eal estate S9Gats.
STEPHENS & CO.
A HOUSE AND LOT IN MIAMISBURC
Az SnLRlFFNS SALE.

John Elg %. Franz Reuseher. Superior Court.
Case 1918.
\ obedience to the command OF an order OF sale,
i issued by the superior JUurt, within and tor the
county ol Montgomery, and W me directed, l Will
Oner at public sale, at the door Of the Court HOUSE,
In the city OF Dayton, ONO, on
Monday AdroA ) I, 1857, asa O'Clock p NJ,
The follow ing described real estate to-wits sit.
uute IN the County OF Montgomery Aud state oil
OHIO, all that lot, tract or parcel u land lylng and
being town. beginning ut the h. h corner Of
Henry bOllkhbHCh'S lot, ana running rom thence
north 1865 letl along " alter street, Ihenyc eAtend.
ing back to the Miami River, adjoining the town Of
MiAmisburg, in the county ana state AlUIus said
the same being the tract vi land conveyed bl J.rob
kercher ana wife 10 DAVID GNckhaltE, andy him
10 LObble, and By Frederick CuDble 10 John MOytI-
deceased, father OF 1hertSH and Lena hOJ er; and
trum thence TO solomon hilbert, anu IRON solomon
hilbert 10 Jacob LinimeI man, ana rom Jacob
Zimmerman 10 John klg the same being lot No,
40, On thu revised plat OF said fowl n.
said real estate has been appraised at S2S5 W, ana
cannot sell Tor less than twO.thirds oi the Rp.
praised value thereof.
TERMS OF S|ALE-CASH.
U. u, Ii. DAVIDSON, Sheriff.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. 2lwtt
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.

ERANJlS MOHR, whose residence Is unknown
Il COruellA NOhr, nov vile 81 Clement kIehle
" hu live IN JlcimUut county thiU John ; Mohr
Who lives In Randolph County Illinois. ana HON
as MUhr, who lives ~ Randolph County, Illinois,
will take notice, that n petition WAS filed HgHinst
them On the nth day 81 JHuuRty, A. u. 1851 ia tho
Superior court, within anu lOr the County 81
Montgomery and State Of ohio, by John l.. LII.
vic, and Is now pen ing, wherein said John l.
LUDWIG demands partition Oi the following Tea
estate to-wit; Being lots numbered Ave hundred
aud eighty l56O) and 1ye hundred and eighty
one, (68l OF the revised plat OF the city
OF Day ton, and that at the neHtterm OF said Court
held after iOrty days trUm the date Oi the brstpub
LEGATION OF this notice, application Will he made b
the said petit ner, Tor an order that partition
may be made OF said premises.
JAS. IL BAGdOTT, Att'l for Petitioner. lSwB
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A SIipht Difference.

I'm France, a man who spoke disrespect
fully Of the Emperor In a s~tage-coaeh, was
fined $100."-ESchdnge.
It's well that chap didn't live in this
country during the reign of the saint"
from S~angamon--the late lamented Lincoln,
or his indiscretiOn In speaking disrespect-
fully of the 'Govornment' would have
cost him his life or months upon months of
imprisonment In a lousy. filthy bastlle, In
place of the paltry sum of 800. 1t cost us
four times that much and a weeks i'm
prisOnment in one of the flthiest dungeons
Of the country, for speaking d~isrespect-
fully of one of his pups-a poor, mean,
drunken, scrubby spy. And because we
didn't believe or would not say that Abe
Lincoln was the best, the wisest, the pretti-
est, most digniHed, patriotic, honest, at
tractive, brilliant creature that the Lord
God ever put breath into, we were placed
under arrest no less thar five times, and
threatened with humiliation by his toadies
about every other day. Such is the differ
ence between the monarchy of France and
the Republic of Amerlca.-Betlefonte (Pd.)
Wdtchmdn.
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NOTICE.

CUsAN RAMSEY. a non. resident Of the State Of
Soho, is notified that George Ramsey did, on the
i4th day Of January, 1851. hle his petition in the
omce OF the Clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas,
within and for the county Of Montgomery aud
state of Ohio, charging the said Susan Ramsey
with having been willfully absent from the said
plaintiff for more than three yean past. adultery
with one Haftei Holster and gross neglect or
duty, and asking that he may be divorced from
said Susan Ramsey, which petition VIII stand for
hearing ut the next term OF said court
GEORGE RAMSEY.
NJ, p. NOLAN, Attorney. iswo
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-06
DIVORCE NOTICE.

TOB n. MARTIN, whose asldenes IL unknown,
- will take notice that MdrS X Martin, on the
18th OF January a. d.. 1897. nled in the Court o.
Common Pleas Of Montgomery County. Ohio, her
petition, praying for a divorce, against said de-
%tendant cause Wtllful absence and hAhltuAl
drunkenness Tor more than three ear, and adul-
terry h. fHOMP6Ok, Attoruey
Jan. 70. lST-9ws d.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-06
Washington MISUNDERSTANDING.

Washington NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Washington etiquette has some peculiari-
ties. Strangers ART expected to call on the
persons whom they wish to know. In re-
turn they receive a card, and, If eligible.
an invitation. The wives of the Senators
must be called upon by the wives of Rep
resentatiVes. On no account must this
ceremonial be reversed or omitted, no
matter how intimate the parties may have
been at home. When one goes to make a
call he must turn down a corner of his
visiting card. Should he omit doing so, he
will be held to have sent it by a servant,
and not to have called In person.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-06

A GENTLE HNT.-At a concert which
took place lately out west, a gentleman Ia
the audience rose up just as the third piece
in the programme had been performed, and
said: "Mr. Conductor, will you oblige me,
sir, by requesting your vocalists to sing
louder, or to sing in a whisper, as there Is
q conversation going on near by where |
sit, that is conducted in such a loud tone as
to hinder my enjoyment of the music. |
prefer certainly to hear the concert; but II
/ can not be so privileged, ! desire to hear
the conversation" There was an extremely
quiet and attentive audience in the hall
during the rest ofthe evening.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-06

The price Of An Envelope Is only twenty five
cents 30 give ut a call and satisfy yourselves that
was sold at any other place In the country Hear
a tune on he Piano, and remember that they, to-
gyther with all the other Custly articles on eAhlbl-
tion will be sold TO some purchaser ofOnc ! ollaf
All thOsu " no order IRON the country must bA
particular ia giving their POftOnice address, the
name OF the tow II and county IN which they live
and by what Express LeHvy goods shall be sent
COmpany'a WarerOom Tor the southwest, No %
Jefferson street, Dayton, ohio
feiSw4SS In MUTE a co, Managers.
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10000

Pianos, Melodeons, Gold and SILVER Watches Sets
OF Jewelry, sewing Machines, Photograph Al
buns, Gold Pens, silver. plated Tea sets, Framed
Engrayings, Cutlery all kinds, Dry Goods, &C.,
ALL TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLL EACH
without regard to value. Not to be- paid Ter until
you know what YOU are to receive.
The proprletors Of this estublishmept Oner this
lot OF goods Tor OSE DOLLAR EACH, although unre-
deemed goods are usually sold at auction AZ tho
expiration Of STA months. hey ART constantly
making advances ON merchandise OF all kinds,
both 10 manufacturer anu dealers, and all goods
not redeemed In que tine Will include the same
IN the present sale.
Terms OF SALE -AdveTtisements Of stock arc
prepared, naming each article and its value, and
are placed 10 sealed envelopes, and well miAed
one OF these envelopes containing AN advertise.
mont. together with "A choice collect n o. Popular
Songs and Recipes, or "a Well executed Photograph
viii bee sold AT our NHreiOonS OF sent Il. mail to
any address iOl TWEkTY fIVE CTS on FIVE iOI 81,
On receipt Of the advertisement, you viii sec
Whit you are going 10 have, and then IL rs NJ your
own option 10 pay the Dollar anu axe the article
or not Purchasers may thus obtain
A GOLD OR SILVER WATCH, sILvER-PLATED
n SET, SEWING MACHINE OR n
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-06
DIR. Harvev's Golden Pills

Is a remedy four degrees stronger than the abov
ahd Intended for special cases Of long standing.
Price Five Dollars per Box,
If you cannot purchase the pills of your DR. &
gist, they VIII be sent by mail poet paid, sect re
JAMES BRYAN, Consulting Physician, $40 Broad.
way, New York.
For sale by DruRgists Renerally.
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AVOID III oUAcKs.

If you are suffering from the effects Of Youthful
Indiscretion and have Seminal Weakness, Ennis
siOns, &c, | will send you, free Of charge. informa-
ton which, If followed, will cure on without the
aid Of medicines. Address HENRY AMSDEN.
Ja1dawly17 Station ID, New York.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-06
Dr.. J. BRYAN, CON sc PHYSICIAN,


bIU WFUNU W"V9 NeW LUIH'
SPECIAL 4 REATM MI in all cases Of
Seminal, Sexual, Urinary and Nervous Diseases
in male or female. ADVICE FREE aud correspond.
ence STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-06
BROKERS' GREAT GIFT SALE OF
RICH AND VALUABLE GOODS,

PRINCIPAL wARERoOMs, No. 50 sudbury
street, Boston, Massachusetts, anu No W Jener-
sou street, Day ton, ohio.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-06

w ANTED-MERCHANTS, BANKERS
And Everybody Wanting Good Printing done. 70
examine the work executed a. the Emplrs steam
job Rooms, he. lie hAin street.
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Probate Court.

TINE following Executors, Administrators and
i Guardians accounts will be for settlement on
the 6th March, 1857:
Executors, of Basil Ewing, Henry SWartL'l and
Jacob Smiths Estates
Administrator, of Barney schultz, Frederick
Adam, Henry Zeigler, Catherine Welsh, John
Randall. John Kretzer, Alexander Whist, Bar
thOlOmew BOoher's, Daniel N0nsinger and solo
mon Guntle's Estates.
Guardians, OF Elizabeth Wade, Andrew W 1de
John W. Thompson Elizabeth cunningham, jacob
Cunningham, Mary Frances Wilson. John Saville
John w. Prugh. Catherine, David, Mary Jane, Su'
Sam 4 becca and lydia Rrigul, Mary u. Wei
Ter. Horace g Michael and Emily J Mundhcuk
John w, Weller George NJ Shaner, Elizabeth and
Andrew Wade. Henry W, George T, Mary f..
and Nora J. Booher, John ii Grove, Ednie Jane
Wilson, Daniel w. Men. Anna Maria Mundheuk
william, David aud James Piatt valentine C0sler
John Leisure and Lewis -. shepherd
DENNIS DWYER,
Febls 1867 dit Wa. 23t Probate Judge.
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TO LADIES.
DR.. Harvev,s Female Pills.

The experience OF thirty years has proved they
have NJ equal for Removing Obstructions and Ir-
regularities. No MATTER FROM wuAT CAUSE THEY
ARISE They are safe and sure in every case. Up.
wards Of 5000 boxes are sold annually, and no
accom- dish what they are represented to do.
Sold In boxes CsataiHiR0 Si5tv PiHs. Price one
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-06
FEVER AND AGUE ANB CNILLS.
THE BEST REMEDY TO CURE, Isl
DAVIS'PAIN r.

directions FOR ms USE.-TAKE
three teaspOonsiul of the Pain killer in about halt
the attack Is coming on, bathing freely the chest
back and bowels with the medicine, at the same
time. Repeat the dose In twenty minutes If the
first dose not stop the chill should IL produce
vomiting (and II probably will II the stomach is
very FOUL, take a little Pain Killer in cold water
sweetened with sugar after each spasm, rerse.
yerance in the above treatment has cure many
severe and obstinate cases vi tins disease.
SOLD BY L MEDICINES
oct2l- dawtf
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For ono DO11arI

IOLD OR SILVER WATCH, sILvER-PLATED
h SET, sENINo MACHINE OR ANY
ARTICLE ON ORR LIST.
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MatdlfaI.
YOUNG MEN.
BELLS Specific PILLS,

The experience oftbe past ten years has demon.
strsted. Che fact that the utmost reliance may be
nlnnnH In Inn nMnnnm III
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-05-31
The Fourth.

We ought to have a tai Fourth of July ce.
ebration this year at Emporia. We have MT
had one of the ''rousiug" surt for several years
We don't want any of your nice pic mic ar
engagements, where girls go to look simpering
anS boys t. look nwk ward. We want to see
.an5Araerican flag "histed. :" We want to hear
some music from 6fteen twenty big horns
land we've got it mere of ths best kind. We
wan to see some powder .bprned-sOme sh cot
ing crac ksrs. sky rockets. frey serpents and
sich-and if it is necessary to make the .Occa-
sion a success, We could ''munch''' a chunk Of
half-dene bseued" ox. We want to- see
A<big crowd of people together. inciuiing tAs
pretty girls and gallant beauK of the Cot
tonwOod, NeOshO and Reighboring valliss. In
fact, We are "zPiling" fOs an old fashionsi M
dependence dsy, and Will go At least sixty-twO
and half eents on one, Who will get it up Z
There is no time to be lost. Where's all the
soldier bOysi They would make it go if they
would AXE the matter in hand Who'll start
the thing2
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EdncaiionaI Matters.

The present session of the Normal School
closes June 2sth, Misses Plumb and Watson
graduating:4 The PenehAlia Exhibition viii
be on the evening of the 9th. 1t is expected
tn at addresses before the Literary Union and
the graduating class will be delivered BY dis
tinguished speakers FROG, abroad. fiss
The public school will close in a few
weeks Mr.. Prices school, in the LOckermsn
Distrie closes this friday evening, after a
successful terms work. . "a
Educational matters were never more pros
porous. Several new school hOHses will be
built in this part of the country during the
present season. Mr.. Morse, by his faithful
and energetic labors, is doing much for the
schools of Lyon county. The standard Of
pedagogical ability wss probably never SO
high as now st present the County Super
intendent is the hardest worked and poorest
paid of county officers This ought not SO to
be: the labOreF Is worthy of his hi re-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-05-31
pa blication Notica.

X GORGE CHRIST and Sophia Christ, his
NJ wife, will take notice that Benjaman
Brown, guardian of the estate of Joseph Batch =,
a lunatic, of the county of Lyon, IN the State
of Kansas, did on the 30th day of April,
1867, file his petition in the Office of the Clerk
of the District Court within and for the county
of Lyon in said State of Kansas against the said
George Christ and Sophia Christ, dsfendents
setting forth, among other things, that the
said George Christ and So phis Christ gave
mortgage to the State of Kansas, on the north
half of the southeast quarter and the south
half of the northeast quarter of section twenty
three, in township eighteen Of range twelve,
containing one hundred and sixty acres. all
ia said county Of Lyon, to secure the payment
Of certain 6nes in said mortgage referred to.
amounting to $500. That thereafter the said
mortgage was assigned by the said State Of
Kansas to the said Joseph Batch, and praying
that said George Christ and Sophia Christ
may pay the said sum now claimed With in
terest thereon at the rate Of seven per cent
per annum sin ee April 30, 1865, or that said
premises may be sold to pay the same; and the
said George Oh Fist and Sophia Christ are no
tilted that they are required to appear and
answer eaid petit on on or before the 9TH day
of July, A. D. 1867.
Date April 30, 1867.
HUNT 4 GILLETT,
1898 PlainGd's Attorneys.