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These exercises were OF q very inter-
esting character throughout, and were
highly appreciated. The beautiful song
Of La ManOla," by Miss Title Smith,
was a musical execution Of a high order
and rarely surpassed. "COme Home,
Father by that little cherub, Stella
Knode, with flute accompaniment, was
excellently rendered and ELECTED
manE plaudits of admiration. Miss
Leora Williamson sang 0as or Two PIECES
in exquisite style. The Good Bve at
the Door" by Henry Scranton, was sang
with the finest effect and rapturously en-
0oTea. He then RECALLED the audience
with the ballad Of g Row Can / Leave
Thee" in a ann which showed the
accomplished vocalist. A quartette
Of exceeding beauty, awe Parted
by the River Side" in which
Miss Tillie Smith san 50 sWeetly,
was greatly admired, and elected the
highest eneomiums. The ~recitations of
the young men were performed in cred-
liable style, the "Shahus O'Brien,n Of
II. Seessel "Cataline's Defiance by
George Washington, and Charles de
MoOre's 4" RemOrse,n by J. Seessel be-
ing particularly eulOgized for the eloeu-
tiOnary talent displayed, and the admit
rable manner of their delivery. The
one general fault obsez yable in these eX-
ereises was the apparent desire Of the
recitationists to "speak their pieceD as
quick as possible, and get through the
performance. We hope they will take
a little more time on the next occasion.
When we say that Mr.. James Sullivan, in
his recitation Of Poe's Raven, :" acquitted
himself in his usual talented way, we
can say "Only this, and nothing more"
These exercises constitute an intellectual
entertainment, which is a rare treat in
these times, participated in by accom-
plished amateurs and rising artists and
orators, and afford a literary repast not
ordinarily enjoyed, and which we hope
in the future will be largely attended and
literally %patrOnized by all classes of our
citisens who feel ali interest in aug
menting the Fanny Thurston fund,
and the consequent amelioration Of the
unfortunate condition Of the widows and
Orphsns Of our desolate land. Many
thanks are due to these young ladies and
gentlemen, and to Col. John s. Kerr, for
these highly entertaining ami edifying
festivals, which have 60 noble an object
in view.
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Dissolution.

THE c-opartnersbin heretofore existing be-
l tween RICE. WARE ENGFE. IS This day
dissolved ny mutual consent. Rice q EnggI
having bOuEht ont the interest OF Jonn y
Ware IN said m-ta an tha assets Z as
sumo all Of the Labilit q u saL1e.
~ u ICE
JOHN n. WARE.
). ENGELA
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800 Main street. 500 Main street. 500
Main street. jyI0-2t
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500 Main street is the place. jyIO-2t
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WANTED-

Al APPRENTICE TO learn the Barber and
HAIR Dressing business. Also, Dentistry in al
its branches. Parents having a son. or "a young
man who would Ike TO learn the business, VIII
ind good situation. with bnard and lodging,
by calling on Anthony scnultze, No. so Main
sf-aaf faN0
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WANTS.
WANTE D.

AGENTs-sI0 20 $40 a day. to Introduce our
new patent STAR SHUTTLE SEWING Ma
CHINE Price 81 To- uses two threads, and
makes the genuine Lock STTrCH AL other
low prfceu machines make the CHAIN SrICrH.
Each agent furnished with q copy OF Letters
Patent. Exclusive territory given send for
circulars. NJ N. BEACH & CO..
N1 SIN It Second ST., Memphis, Tenn.
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Briggs & P5tersoR have just received
200, 600 bushels of the best PHs5urg Coal.
We have removed to No. II Madison
street, aud are ready to 81, al orders.
We are thanKfuf 10 the public for the
liberal patronage they have bestowed on
US, and hope for q continuance Of the
sans. may29tf
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ID 10 Pntrona or DC ApPeaI

You are requested not TO pay any car
riers without acertifcate from me, and
To report at the counting desk any IL
regularity in carriers. L. DAVIES.
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on Front Row, a large FOURSTORY BUILD
INC in complete order, No 2a Price $500.
Apulv 20 WM. b. GREENLAW,
Fa1= H- 70 1I Main street.
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stu they go to 300 Main street.
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Damaged Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
and Shoes must be sold in thirty days,
regardless OF cost or value, at M. Kraus
& Co.'s, No. 2l3 Main street, next to
Ward & Leguere's drug store.
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Blsaehed MasgiRs.-Tbere will be sold
at a great bargain some very fine
Bleached Muslins at Menken Bros.
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A. J. Fletcher, radical, will address
the people at the following times and
places, VIZ:
Huntingdon, Carroll county, July 10.
TreZevant, Carroll county, July II.
Trenton, Gibson county, July y.
Brownsville. Haywood county, Julyl3.
Memphis. Monday evening, July Is.
Bolivar, Hardeman county, July Is.
Dresden, Weakley county. July II.
Col. c. S. Cameron, of Shelby, con-
sentative, by invitation Of the cOnserva-
tive citizens, viii address the people in
reply 10 Mr.. Fletcher at the above named
places on the same day, or will divide
timg with Fletcher if he is willing.
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NOTICES.
FOR RENT.

TOR t
Two Brst-class FRAME HOUSES. each con-
tanning eight rooms, hnely improved and To-
I Gated Apply 20 GEORGE WASHINGTON.
corner second and CONT jygl we
30 X 4 t
Two desirable new RESIDENCES. with all
I necessary cut buildings, On the corner OF Pom
toJoc and 81. Martin streets. For terms apply
ly7sp aa aaln saseet.
L OR r L T
on Front Row, a large FOURSTORY BUILD
] INC. lu complete order, No 2G3 Price $500,
Apply 70 "A. 5 hE 81 Nm LA y,Feet.
L o x r + T
Two OFFICES. formerly occupied by the
Madison street. Inquire at Police Office, -
Memphis, June 70, 1867. ien
EOR II
STORES and OFFICES IN BethelI's View
Binding, on the corner OF Main and South
Court streets Apply ia the building TO p. O..
BkrSELL, or s. p WALKER JE-, ia rooms
Nc. aud2 myZu
DOR RENT
ThesroRE-HOUsE on Second street, known
ALSO,
The ARCADE LIVERY STABLE, on the alley
south Of Madison street, between second and
apps u CAN'T d wADDELL.
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F. Glassick 3 Co,

IMPORTERS, Manufacturers and Dealers in
/ Guns, Rifles. Pistols, Gun Maternal fer Gun
maker's use, Gun Implements, Sporting Appa-
ratus, Fishing Tackle, etc, No. 200 Main street,
under Odd Fellows Hall. Memphis, Tenn.
Renairinnd done and Warrantal. mha Hm
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jyII e
7sR yopr friends 70 go to sOs Main
street. yl0-3t
Gentlemen WAC Want Cloths, CASH
meres, Ready-made Clothing, Shirts,
Drawers, Socks, Neek-ties, Umbrellas
and a complete line Of Gents Furnish.
ing Goods, attend the Great Closing Out
Sale of Damaged Goods at NJ. Kraus 4
Co. 8, 2is Main street, next to Ward 4
LeGuere's drug store.
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DO K = A l. E.
The Shoemaker shop OF Jacob Malci, de-
ceased. A gUOu tfud-CumpleUe and well fur
uIshai. This desirable stand forsale by Naleu
tine Malci, admir-. Inquire of JOaNsW FNI-
LANDT. - MAN. jyGu
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ROARDING

ROAhD1NG-
Furnished rooms, with good board, can be
had at reasonable rates at No. l0B Monroe
street Also a few day boarders can be a&om-
,rIr-HrH H.rner
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Trustee,s sale.

DY virtue or an order OF the Chancery Court
ID Of the city OF Memphis, appointing me
trusteeiu The room and stead OF l.. p. Norris.
Trustee. under a deed Of Ir1st executed to him
by A.. p. reis, on the 18th daY OF September.
1866, 20 secure the payment Of certain notes 20
H.. H. HUM therein mentioned. which said
deed Of trust Is recorded In the Rcgister's office,
in book No. 81 part lSt pages 5S, $50 aud so +
VIII, on
Tha 18th Day OF Jaly, 1861,
lefoIe tho ONCE OF the Chancery Court Clerk OF
the City Of Memphis, between tie haurs Of 10
am and I'm proceed, in accordance with the
provisions of said trust 10 sell at Public Auc-
ton, 70 the highest bidder, for cash, the lease
hold interest OF s1id Dies, In and TO a certain
house and lot, situated on the northwest cor
ner Of South or Calhoun and Main stTaeIs.
being . feet on Main n III on Calhoun Or
South street, with frame building thel6oh and
known as lot No. in block IN III. C.. butlers
subdivision and ar OF TIVE same conveyed 20
said Dies on The 10 aEofFebruary, 1915. Tegi--
terg4 in book ~, page 52 IhaVe no doubt as
o. 4tle, bat convey only a. trustee.
fV8 not W. NJ BENTON
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PATRONS OF "a SOUTHERN
ASYLUM,
] would most respectfully tHfGrm my
friends and acquaintance that 1 mage
no interest or connection with the
SOUTHERN ASYLUM; aud being no
longer a director. am not responsible
for the manner in WHICH its affairs may
he conducted. JOHE AINsLIE.
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TO say5 Money, go to 300 Main street
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-07-19

We recently had occasion 70 stop at
Clark's hotel, midway between Burlin-
game and Topeka. and we're especially
delighted, while there, with visit 10 the
orchards and vineyards adjacent. The
site seems unPrOmising enough; remark
ably high. dry, barrsn>lOOking bluff. Il
is however, under admirable cultivation.
and all sorts of fruit trees are growing
and bearing luxuriautly. The grapt.
vines, however, are the GROWING attrac.
ton. Clinton, Concord, Delaware. Ca
taWba. Isaballa, and some other sO,ts, are
all doing wonders. The three varieties
e 81 mentioned seemed to bs the favor
ties. The good old Calawaba, rejected in
MissouFi'As tender and unreliable, is per-
fectly successful here.
Judge Bai'ey has recently been making
a Welt TO the vineyards of Barnes & Ksl
ly, at Coal Greek, Douglas County. He
found there taOen!y EsOO acres of vines, all
in splendid condition, fruitful and -four.
lshing. % that part OF the vineyard
which had come into full bsaliOg, tie
annual yield is 81 900. or more per AGRA.
John Hammond, of this town, is doing
wonders with the Delaware. This is un-
questionably the best grape in America,
but it has proved too delicate for general
culture further north and east. On
the dry upland of the Emporia site, it
fourishes and bears most luxurianlly.
We are Informed that Mr.. Lockerman
is perfectly successful with the Catawb a,
planted for experiment in the buffalo
t0allOa0s! His vines, during this ct st a.
son. are loaded with fine fruit.
Hundreds. We might say thousands, of
vines have been planted in aud about
Emporia this season. and the time is at
hand in which we shall all be abuudantly
supplied with this delicious fruit. We
may bid good by to ague and all bilious
disorders when that day comes.
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Notice.

O N. MO RGAN, of the State of Missouri
~ will take notice that William Marx and
Aaron Haas did, on the 5th day of July, 1867,
hle their petitItion in the Clerk Office of the
District Court of Lyon county, Kansas, against
him, setting forth that the said s. n. Morgan
is indebted TO them on q certain promissOry
note made and delivered by the said S. NJ
Morgan to the said William Marx and Aaron
Haas, on the l7th day of August, A. D. 1866,
and dated on that day, whereby he promised
to pay to said Marx and Haas the sum Of
$567 w, with interest at ten per cent that on
said note are credits, one dated March 18th,
1867, Of $3.50, and one dated June list, 1867.
OF l67 81; that said note is due and payable,
and is still unpaid in whole or in part, except
as herein before stated; that the said s. M Nor
gan is indebted in further sum of 500, on
certain other prUmissOTy note, made and de.
fvered by the said s. d. Morgan. on the 10th
day of March, 1867, and dated on that day, to
the said Marx and Haas, whereby he prumis
ed TO pay to the said Marx and Haas on or be-
fore July Let, 1861, the said sum of 500, with
intere st at per cent. from said date; that the
said sameis now due aud payable, a. d the sum
lie wholly unpaid; that there is now Justly due
from the said s. d. Morgan to the said Marx
and Haas, on the one PrOmissory note, the
sum OF 1867 % with interest tbere,n at 10 per
cent. per annum from and after August 18th,
1866, exc apS the said credit of $50 so of March
Is 1867 and the further creditOf Sl67 81 of June
ISL AOO'J ana on Ghe otneT PrOmlssory note
the sum Of $40 with interest thereon at per
cent from and after March 10Th. 1867, and
asking judgment for said sums and costs, and
that an order of attachment has been issued
against the said S. n. Morgan. and lOts 7, 8, 8,
10, II and y in block IL in the town of Hart
ford in Lyon county, Kansas, have been at,
tnched TO satisfy said debt; that the said s. NJ.
Morgan must answer said petition on or be-
fore the u day of September, 1867. or the same
will be taken as true and judgment rendere
accordingly. HUNT 4 GILLETT
1888 Attorneys for Plaintiff
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The Mexican Government, says the
new York Tribune begins It's era Of peace
With unquestiOnatls resolution. A vol
Iey OF muskets makes short wo.k of its
enemies. Santa Anna was shot before be
had scarcely time to issue proclamation,
and upon the ground, probably correct,
that he intended counter revolution. l.
10 very questionable whether his death
was necessary to the safety of the repub-
he. He was an old man-nearly 20 years
bad long ceased to be feared BY any
party. and il is still very doubtful wheth
er his departure for Mexico was not Alto
gether the result of foul conspiracy
against the old mans property. The
Republicans have begun without showing
mercy. It remsins to be seen whether
this severity lie the evidence of strength
or weakness.
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t. MURDOCH, P. G
Northwestern Insurance Company.


We noticed card in the Lawrence Tribune
of the 9th inst. from Hon. W. H. H. Lykins,
Banker in that city, certifying to the prompt
ness with which F. NJ. Benedict, State Super
intendent of the above named Insurance COM
Pany had paid loss on his property. which
was insured in the Northwestern. This is
only one of mary similar cards from rst-class
business men in this State, certifying to the
promPtness and reliability of this company.
1t has earned a wide reputation as a fret class
company.
In this connection we may mention that Mr.
Benedict visited this place on Thursday of last
week, and auth Orized Messrs. Hunt l. Gillett
to act as agents for the company. Those who
wish to take out policies will consult their in
terests by calling on these gentlemen.
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LAND For SALE.

1CO ACRES Of frst-choiee land in Bazaar
lou township. Chase county. Bsnsss. In
GLIDING the old town site Of Bazaar; $50 seres
good timber: 40 acres under cultivation and
good fence; 20 acres more have been fenced,
which now needs repaiFiDg; 2 log cabins on
the land Il was selected and entered in
1857, when nearly all he Land was vacant in
the country, consequently is 6rst quality, 81.
Their for farming or stock raising. Il is veil
vatsred South Fork and Rock Greek run
thFOORb it. It is situated miles south Of
Cotton wood Falls. the county seat, ct the june
tiOa If the road from EmpOFia and Cottonwood
Pals 70 the Walnut and SOuLhWest- / will
sell al in one bunch, or in 2, 3 or farms.
with improvements on each. / will take S
rer eeFe II sold in three months-paFt pay in
approved stock.
OAume and zee the land and If you have the
loose Rreeabaeks you can double your money
in . short time. DR.. d. r. LEONARD.
Basaar, Chase county, Kansas, April l5tb,
AooH 16-SO
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SRERLFF,S HALE.

DY virtue of an order of sale is
ID sued out Of the District Court for Douglas
county. Kansas, and to me directed, viii Of
fer for Gale at public auction, at the court house
door in the town of EmpO.ia, in Lyon eouaty ,
On Saturday, August 18th, 1897
at o'clock p. m. Of said day, the following
described re i state, TO wit: Lot No. "a on Ne
chanies street. in Ia town Of EmpoTia, in
Lyon county Kansas, to be sold ss the property
Of Arthur A. Spieer TO satisfy judgment in
favor of g. " .Sibert 4 Co.
Dated this I1Ih day Of Julv, 1861.
1882 A. r. BANCROFT, Sheriff.
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The Htraid's OOrrespOEdshos from the
City Of Esxico. of June eth, says the
affair IN regard to the French Minister
was not settled. His passports were per.
emPtoFilg refused, and be vas told be could
NOS depart from the cOuBtry under any
pTetsnso. The authoFitiss informed him
bat Mexico had an account to settle with
France for the part she took during the
Intervention, and for the lives aud prop
sr'y destroyed during that period, and il
the same was not properly adjusted. tie
Mexican Government rEonld proceed
against the property Of French subjects
throughout the republic.
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Notice.
LAND OFFICE, TcPEKA. Kansas,
INK

LAND OFFICE, TOPEKA. kansas,
June 10th, 1867.
TO JOHN KENNEDY:
You are hereby notified that the Comm is
L siOner of the General Land Office has de.
eided to allow the pre- emption entry of Will
liam B. Godfrey on the land IL dispute. viz:
East half of northeast quarter of section Z and
sOuthwes quarter of northwest quarter of Sec
ton 8, in township %, of range -, which
land was located by you. at private entry, on
the 9Th day OF May, 1866. You will be allow
ed 80 days from the date of publication ofthis
notice in which to appeal from this decision to
the Hon. Secretary Of the Interior.
2629 IRA II. SMITH, Register
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Cnmn MeEting

A Camp Meeting of the Methodists will com
mence on Cedar Greek, 25 miles southwest Of
Cottonwood Falls, on Friday the 3Oth day of
August, 1867. We invite all in Southwestern
Kansas, to come with their wagons, provisions
and tents, and meet with US to worship God
and p ray that the hearts and lives of all the
people in these new settlements may be made
to conform with the character of Jesus, that
their influence may live and grow forever.
C.R. RICE, P. E
T. MURDOCH, P, c.
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NC.tice.

g AMUEL V. BURT, Of parts unknown, is
- notified that Eliza Ann Burt did, on the
18th day of July, 1867. file her petition in the
effice of the District Clerk for Lon county,
and State of Kansas. charging the said Samu-
el V. Burt with adultery with one Mrs. Eleanor
Walker. aud asking that she may be divorced
from the said Samuel V. Burt, which petition
will stand for hearing at the next term Of said
court. W. t GALLIHER,
Attorney for Eliza Ann Bart.
July 18th, 1867. 1888
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A Nice Place

A few evenings since, in company with a
pleasant party of friends, we visited the resi-
denee of Mrs. J II. Slocum, a djoining the viii
lage. If those wi cause two blades of grass
to grow where but one gr ew before are to be
rewarded, Mrs. Slocum will come in for ri eh
reward. We don't know anybody who has
done so much. in proportion to their means,
in the way of improving the country as she
Almost entirely by her own exertions, without
capital, she has supported and schooled her
three daughters, and has made some ten or
fifteen acres. of what was wild prairie eight
years ago, "bloom and blossom" as we have
seen no similar amount of ground made to do
in Kansas. Our hearts were made glad at the
sights Of fruit, shrubbery and beautiful flowers,
We wish those who say we can t raise fruit in
Kansas, would go and look at her place. Some
ten acres are literally full of fruit and orna-
mental trees. We found fine cherry trees load
ed with delicious fruit, and for the fret time
IN Kansas, had the pleasure of picking and
eating cherries direct from the tree. Several
peach trees are full of fruit; also few ysun
apple trees are bearing. Her eurrant and
gOoseberry bushes were hanging full. The
curT@nts not only bear well but the fruit wa
as nice and large as We ever saw anywhere
The goOseberries were as large as the end of {
nAn'S thumb, and perfectly delicious. sh,
also raises an abundance of strawberries and
rasPberries. The long rows of vegetable
beds, as well as the beautiful flower beds tina
dot her grounds and make the air fragrant
prove that she is the most Industrious of wo
men. On the tea-table were seven or sigh
kinds Of frui t from her own garden, beautiful
luscious and Of zesllent favOr. COnslderin
all things, Mrs SIOcum has done wonders, an
too much credit cannot be bestowed on thOs
Who through sickness and every Privatiol
have done 60 much to develop the country. h
place is slpOSta paradise on earth.
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We are glad to see that our old friend G K.
Farquhar, with whom we spent many happy
hours in boyhOod days, and whom many of
our citizens will remember was a resident ere
for a short time in 1861, has been nomin ated
for Clerk of Nevada county. California, by the
Republican party. The Office is good one,
and George is in every way we'll fitted for it,
and we hope he will be triumPHantly electe d /,
as he certainly deserves to be.
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Road EOtica.

NOTICE is hereby given that q petition
IN viii be present. to the Board Of County
Commissioners Of Ly"n Couaty, at their next
1861, for q change in the County road running
from Americas and iHeersecting the Lawrence
and Emporis road near Duck Greek, IS fOllOve,
to-wit; commencing ct the point where said
road crosses she south line Of the 8. E u Of Sec.
IS. 7. II, R. IL and running thence due east
to interseet the Lawrence and Empa.Fia road.
$3.50 OLIVER ". ALDRICH.
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EhEERAGE mEErIrGi

The friends Of Impartial Suffrage viii
meet At the public school house to-morrow
Saturday )evening, in order to complies
the county organization begun some weeks
tince. All inleTetssd are invited to at
tend. An active canvass of the Stats
will soon commence. Let all the friends
Of this movement be awake aud active.
By order Of Executive COMMITTEES.
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SRERZFF,S SALE.

DY virtue of an execution issued out of the
DDisiriet court in and for Usage county, and
TO me directed, / will offer for sale at public
auction at the court house door In the town of
EmPOria, in Lyon county, on Tuesday the ooh
day of August, 1867. at one O'Clock P NJ of said
day the following described real estate to wit:
The west half of the north west quarter of sec
ton "a of township number 90 of range mum
Der II, situated n Lyon county Kansas, to be
sold as the property of Samuel F. Hart to sat
isfy judgment in favor of Herr and String
ham
Dated this 18th day of July 1867.
% SO A. r. BANCROFT, Sheriff.