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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-24

kNT0TIGEisa hereby given seaI perseae in
IN feS ested in the estate Of J.He Gfsksm,
Late Of Lyon county. deceased. that an sppli-
acation has been made BY tne Administrator of
sal fesis.s for an ordeT to sell the northwest
qua uer sf section Sc, township 90. range IL.
zbeIo Dejng 20 said estate, TO pay the debts Of
sth E same and unless the contrary Be brown
on the third day Of february next. ans order
viii be made or the seleoi the whole efsaid real
estate. or % much, tsere &c ~ will sPayz the
debts 81 the deceased = ~
Probate Judge of Lyon County.
Emporia. Jan. 10. 1867 .sssz - sA -
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A BrahmiD on q lotus pod,
Ones wrote the holy name of God.
Then, planting it. be asked in prayer
For some new fruit unknown and fair.
A slave near by, who bore q load.
Fell fainting on the dusty road.
The Brahmin, plying. straightway ran
And lifted up the fallen man.
The deed scarce done, he stood aghast
At touching one beneath his caste.
Behold" he cried, II am unclean:
? my hands have elssped the vile and mean!
God saw the shadow on his face,
And wrought miracle oil grace.
The buried seed arose from death
And bloomed and fruited ut bis breath.
The stalk bore up leaf of green
Whereoa these mystic words W re seen;
First, count men all equal caste
"Ihen, count hys, y The least and last.
The BrAhmin, with bewiIdered brain,
Beheld the will OF God writ plain.
Transfgured them 10 sudden light,
The slave stood sacred in his signt.
Thereafter in the Brahmin's brslst
Abode Gods peace, and he was blest.
--I'heodoTe IilioH.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-24
VALUABLE FARMS
FOR SALEi

NNE farm of 100 acres, all under fence; on
~ field of 35 acres undergood cultivation the
balance fenced for u pasture; ten or twelve
ac res of timber; double house; good we'll of wa
er, and other improvements. All bottom land /,
and lying adjoining the Cottonwood river
Just below the mouth of Middle creek, and five
miles west of Cotton wood Falls. Price $1,000.
81. =. A Farm of $50 Acres.
Forty acres fenced and under cultivation
about so acres of good timber, with good log
house stables, we'll of water. orchard of young
trees, and other provements. All bottom
land, and situated on the Cottonwood river,
thrre miloe east of Cottonwood Falls. One of
The best fare in Chase county. Price s2UO0
1870 Acres of Land
adjoining the Toledo town site, on Buckeye
creek a good two-stOzy hewed log house,
with cellar underneath; six or seven acres Oi
timber, and creek running through the place
Price $1,000. s.
80 Acres Of Land Is
OF Buckeye creek, two miles north Of Toledo
good bottom land with creek ru rning through
| it; six or eight acres ofstimber. A splendid
location for a stock farm: Price $3.50
! Any or all of the above land will be sold
and portion taken in stock if desired.
For further particulars. address
-,e,-- - JOHN or F. n. BUCHANAN.
Cottonwood Falls, Chase Co, Kansas,
I0-47-3m. -
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1890 Acres Of Land
! ). FOR SALE!

DY authority of "a e Board Of Directors Of
1 the State Normal School, the undersigned
offer for sale the lands belonging to said To-
stitutions as a. endowment These lands
anon gstFie first selected in the State land
therefore among the best 3 veral sections are
situated along the line Of the Union Pacific E..
b. e. D. sAH these lands are of superior
quality, en- brAeiz45 large amount of 6rst
class bottom land and timber, well watered-
with az abundance OF fine building stone afs
fording desirable situations for settlers.t
2 be above lands will be sold in Who'll or in
part upon liberal terms PaFties desieiHg to
purchase any or ell of.these lands. fos further
ID Formations. can address @. G. Morse seeFss
tary Normal School Board, Emporia Kansas.
s a8as 20. ". ESKRfDGE,
esss ss1sf 81 ~ g. O. MORSE,
sns base - JAMES ROGERS -
- sae9aa sssse Executive Committee.
Empcris. Kansas. Move 49, 1861. i947-e
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FLAxsEED SYRUP.-This excellent rem.
edy for cough is made thus: Boil one
ncelof faxseed in quart of water for
hall an hour; strain and add to the Iorid
the juice of two lemons, and half a nopnJ
Of rock candy. Ii The cough is accom-
panied by weakness and loss of apnes;,a
add half an ounce of powdered gnm a,ah :
&c: get this to simmer for halfra hour,
s1irring It occasionally- Take wine
glass full when the cough is troublesome
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Orr stock is the largest. choicest and best
seieeted one ever brought to this market. and
customers will find it to their ADVANTAGE To
can ane sxamlne our stock before purchasing
elsewnere. as we buy from the manufacturefs
IN New York and other eastern cities. we ear
sell 10 per cent. cheaper than y.other house
Loankiui for past favoEss We wish. them as
Or s~ssa saas3 ssas "a. LHOBSE. 1
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LITE.-Ths following beautiful and
touching thoughts are from the pen of
Geo. D. Prentice: y
There is but breath of air and a
beat Of the heart, betwixt this world aud
the next. And in the brief interval OF
painful and awful suspense. while we feel
that death is present with Us, aud that We
are poEerless, aud He is all powerful, and
the last pulsalion here is but the prelude
OF endless life hereafter. We feel in the
midst Of stunning calamity about to befall
MS that the earth has no compromising
good to mitigate the severity OF The loss.
There is mo grief without some ben.6 ,
sloisnt provision to soften it's inteuseness.
When the good and lovely die, the m.m.
ory of thar deeds. like the moonbeans
on the stormy sea. light our da.kened
hearts aud lend to the Surrounding gloom
beauty so sad, so sweet thai We wsnIJ
not II We could dispel the darkness Ia
snVirons it.''
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The state of Kansas In the District Court
lyon County, $. Sh h.. 1 s.i saB district
w T. Putnam of parts unknown will take
w notice that p G Hallberg. OF the county
of Lyon. and State of Kapsas, did on the----
day Of December, 1867. file his petition in I 4e
Clerk Office of the said District Court against
the said W. T. Putnam, defendant, setting
forth that the said w. T. Putnam gave mort
gage 10 the said P G. Hallberg on the north
east quarter of the south east quarter, of sec.
seventeen az. township nineteen (l9), of
range eleven Ql), in said county Of Lyon, to
secure the pay ment of $136A5, according to the
t. nor of certain note referred to in said mort
gage; and praying tina: said w It Putnam
may pay said sum of S SO IS 100 now claimed
to be due. with interest from February 18th
1867, at 10 per cent per nnnum,-o that said
premises may be sold to Pay the sum, and
that tn said W. T Putnam is notified tn at he
be required TO appear and answer said petit
ton on or before the 20lh day OF February,
A. d. l665.1- TY sr~s
Dated this I7th- day of Deem Der A. D
1867. p HALLBERG.
by ". T. Ga1iher, plaintiffs atty
l0-5I-1l4
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NOTICE is given that q petition will be
IN presented to the Board Of Commissioners
Of Lon county Ka Mas. al their regular meet
ing on the ist Mo day Of April, 1858, praying
that a. county roa be established as follows:
Commencing &C shs pa: Mt wbere ihe west Zine
Of LYON county iatersects the line between
sectioss s and Z Of tow 81 Range 9; <anniDg
tbsneeleast alon g said line TO the 'ihtsrseetion
Of the Emporia and Americas road. ssz a.
sd ~ ts.s 20 $40 asets p eBsPLUMB.
January 10, 1863 Sss's as ens
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Lightning Express train 1eavesst- Louis
at 3I5 p. m. the second day, being one train
in ADVANCE of the Chicago route. and are
rives al BALTIMORE TWO EOURS, and
WASHINGTON I FIVE "A Nd A. HALF
HOURS IN ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER
ROUTES. This train runs EVERY DAY,
being the only eastward bound, train ont of
ST. Louis on Saturday ahernoo -
This is the only direct routs for LOUIS
VILE, CAIRO and the country south of the
Ohio river.
For through fleets and reliable information,
j. C. HORTON,
A. the Express Office.
THOS. DORWIN,
= Western Passenger Agent. Lawrence.
i1z2efs : CHAS. z. F0LLETT,
gags Z General Ticet Agent. s.. Louis
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FROM THE SOUTH.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. |

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 10.
The Executive Committee Of the Democ-
racy Of Alabama met in this city to-day. Del
egates from forty counties met to confer with
them.
Ex-Governor Moore was made President of
the meeting.
The Committee on Resolutions reported q
series endorsing the Democratic nominees
and platform, and urging the people TO vete
at the November election, and take the laws
as they found them, and denouncing the at
temp Of the Legislature to cast the vote OF
the State.
The resolutions were adopted, and an elec.
toral ticket will be selected tonight.
ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 10.
The Republican celebration yesterday
closed with torchlight procession. Be-
tween 10 end II o'clock in the evening q
drunken and unruly negro was arrested by
two policemen, in front of the National Ho.
tel. The police we're proceeding to theguard
house when q mob Of negroes pursued, and
attempted to rescue him. The police resist
ed. and the negroes collected, using clubs,
and the police were knocked down, and
the prisoner managed to escape. At
this time some person in the mob gave the
word to fire, and the negroes did SO, wound
ing policeman. The FIRE was returned by
the police, and discharges followed in rapid
succession. One negro was killed and two
wounded, when the negroes fed, but they
rallied again near the guard house and again
moved forward to attack the police. BY
this time the whole police force and a large
number of citizens we're on the ground pre-
pared for the conAict.~. When the negroes
saw the determination to protect lawful au-
,horities, they rapidly dispersed
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

LONDON, Aug. l9.
Soon after the arrival of the American
yacht, sappho, at Cowes, her captain issued
a challenge to the yachtsmen Of England
for race The challenge was Immediately
accepted by the following yachts Alice,
Columbia, and Condor. The race, which
will be for sweepstakes OF twenty pounds,
viii occur on Friday, the 2fst lust. The
yachts will start from Cowes, around the lsle
Of Wight, to the eastward, distance of IS
or SO miles.
LONDON, Aug. 10.
Dispatches from Madrid state that q crisis
has taken place in the Spanish Government.
The Minister of War has withdrawn from
the Cabinet, and Captain Jarels, of Madrid,
and Barcelona have resigned.
The crop reports from Calcutta to the Esd
Of July state that cotton in the northwest
district OF India has suffered from heavy
rains and the yield IN that part Of the coun
try will fall below the estimates of the
planters.
VIENNA, Aug. 10.
Apprehensions are entertained that the
recens attempt At rising against the Turkish
authority in Bulgaria will be renewed.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, Aug. 10.
The Democrats held their Congressional
Conventions throughout the State to- day, ex-
cept in the I'd district. In the 4th district,
John ]. Phillips was nominated for the reg
ular term, and Judge J. P. Ross for the Va
csncy, caused BY the resignation Of Col.
McClary In the 9th district, no report has
been received, but all the county delsgs tions
were instructed to vote for MAdill. In the
9th district Gen. James Shields was nomina-
ted. Ia the 7th district, Hon. ". Oliver was
nominated. In the 9th district, Jno. F. Will
hams was nominated. In the 9th district,
w. F. Switzer was nominated. The Sd dis
trict has not been heard from.
The Touring mill of Mackey Stevens, on
Eighth street, was partially destroyed by fire
to day. A large lot Of -four, wheat &c,
was badly damaged. Loss about $4,000;
fully insured.
The Union Pacific Railroad in now COM
pleted within ninety miles OF Green River.
The Republicans OF THE stb district in Con-
vention At Macon yesterday, nominated Jno.
f. Benjamin, for reelection to Congress BY
acclamntiOn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-20
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10.
Thaddeus Stevens will has been admitted
to probate. 1t is an autograph document
and contains the following bequests: To the
Juvenile Library Association Of the Cole
donia county Academy, at Padbury. YER
mont, Slo00 to the trustees of the grave
yards in the same town, the burial place of
his parents, $500. and various sums gwen as
legacies to his housekeeper and relatives.
OF his estate amounting to about S50,ooo,
$50 600 is TO be expended by his trustees in
erecting IN Lancaster conditionaly, or IN
Columbia, suitable buildings for an Orphan
Asylum for INDECENT orphans, without dis
tinc.lon of race or color. The will is dated
july 3d. 1867, and names O. j. Dickey aud
Edward Mcpherson. executors and trustees
A codicil gives the Baptist brethren $1,000.
conditionally, and 500 to the Pennsylvsnia
College at Gettysburg.
Mr.. Cabot, connected with an iron estab-
ishment in this city, has proved defaul,er to
100000 or over.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK, Aug. l9
Eary yesterday morning officer Critsenden
was assaulted by gang Of rowdies at the
corner of Prince and Mercer streets and on
his being reinforced sharp fight ensued.
The policemen drove Oft their opponents,
who were led by three members of the Allen
family, into the St Bernard House, where
they opened upon the officers with q revolver
fire. Between ,h'rtv and forty shots we're
fred between the parties, but no one Is
known to have been seriously injured, Wes.
ley Allen and VIM Scott, TWO OF the assail-
ants, were carried off to the Station house
and released on bail during the day. Allen
took solemn oath before leaving Court that
he would Kill Cr;tenden.
The Supreme Cut yesterday issued at
tachmen.s against all the members OF the
Board of Councilmen. requiring the Sheriff
to arrest them and bring them before the
Court this morning for contemptin not obey
ing The mandamus directing that James
Pariey, Lamt,, O bfien and Harricks be ad-
mIttsd TO seats as ms mbars of the Board.
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FROM NEW lORK.
Nrw YoRk. Aug.

NEW YoRk. Aug l9.
Several bEieklayers hare haen arrested by
the master masons, in order TO test the law
against strikers.
Owing to difficulty between the manager
aud lessee Of the New York theatre, that
place WAS closed last night.
The Board of Health officers to-day re-
ceived information that four head of diseased
cattle had arrived in the neighbood Of the
city. none of which had yet reached
New York. Measures were Immediately
taken to quarantine the infected cattle.
Judge b. W. Bonney. Of the Supreme
Court, died to day, aged &C years.
The funeral OF Mrs. Vanderbilt was large,
" attended. A number of dstnguishe
citizens, including Horace Greeley, oficisted
IS pail bearers.
The steamer Narragansett, Of the Ston-
ington Linsysunk canal boat 10 Hull Gate
this morning. There were four persons
aboard. Il i not known whether they were
saved or not
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From THE SOUTH.

NV ORLEANS, August -.
General Buchanan has issued the follow
ing order.
Officers commanding district detachments
and posts, will be governed by the following
directions Every officer will keep bimsei
veil informed oi the condition of affairs ir
MS vicinity, aud should q necessity arise
which ia his opinion would render the scr
wee OF troops requisite, he will Immediately
communicate by telegraph with these head
qusrters, stating the essential facts III the
case, ard asking for the necessary instruct
IONS fer his government; and under no cir
eumssauces will any interference OF the mill
tary with the civil authorities be permitted
nor will the services Of the troops be made
use Of, unless upon special Instructions pre-
viously communicated in each casn from
these headquarters.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHisGroS, Ang. 10.
General Raalins, who had severe attack
Of hemorrhage two or three days ago, has re-
covered sufficiently to be out, and was at the
army headquarters for short time this
morning.
The appointment of Supervisors is still
pending, some having been made. Commis>
sioner Rollins intends sending in the nomi-
nations for the remaining districts shortly.
Among the visitors at the White House this
forenoon were Generals Hancock and Ros-
seau. Both had An interview with tie Pres.
,dent.
The Washington Fire Department has
been recognized by the appointment of FIVE
Commissioners. It's now composed of white
men, the blacks who were employed on the
coming in OF the present city administration
having been dismissed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-20
FROM CHICAGO.

cHiFAao. Avg 10
There were 123 deaths in this city during
the week ending August 10, an increase o.
80 en- the previous week
The August meet,rs at Dexter Pe,k orens
this afternoon; having been postponed IRON
yesterday on account ot lie heaviness Of the
the track
The Brick Layers Union Of this city i:
raising $1,000 to send to New York to aid in
sustaining the strike Of the brick layers in
that city.
The total loss from FIRE in this city for the
week ending August Is, was Sls,4oo. The
probable loss 10 Insurance Companies
81 ,o35.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug. 19.
The remains Of Mrs. Senator Trumbull
will arrive in Springfield st $40 tomorrow
morning, and be inferred on Friday.
A burglar entered the residence Of Rev. B.
Kent, OF Evanston, last night, and succeeded
IN getting away with $l60 in money, two
watches and valuable diamond ring.
A dispatch to the Journsi says: A mob
last night without the least provocation, At.
tackled saloon kept by negro in Indian
apolis; and subsequently assalled colored
church, creating riot and causing blood
shed
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10.
Lnst evening PARTY of roughs assaulted q
German or the u alnut wharf. An officer
went to his assstauce and was numerically
beaten and stabbed in the stomach and had
his nose bitten off, Another officer came up
and drew . revolver on the roughs They
attempted to take it from him, and in DONG
so wrepched the barrels Oft the stock. The
party then escaped. No arrests we're made.
The officer that was stabbed will probably die.
ST. Loris, Aag. 70.
The Democrats Of the First Congressional
District, in Convention here this morning,
nominated f. " ellis for Congress, he receiv-
ing one vote more than John Hogan. The
nomination was subsequently made unani-
nous.
BosToN, Aug. 10.
Hon. Geo. II. Pendeton arrived in the
city yesterday. Late in the evening the Con
stitutional Democratic Club gave bin ser
enade at the Parker House. He returned
thanks in few remarks, during which he
said he was OF his way to Maine TO take part
in the political campaign in that State. There
WAS large assemblage present.
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DIED.

Atwood At 'ha residence OF his son, st Q1,noy, l..
o. Monday ths i1h inst, Mr. Jos,PH ATWOOD, OF Han
iiion, Hancock Co. H., in tn, 65;h yesr of his
His remains we're conveyed to Hamilton k.r burial
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For Sale.

For Sale.
~ ACRES OF LASD--pear Pennington, Iowa
u Eight Dollars per Acre
4 DksIRAeLE KksIt ENUE on III Ugh street, bstwes-
n kith aud Sixth streets Que door ksst from the
Consref sonaI Church frame House. With six
and good Cellar. full lot, with good stabr. frut
Cistrrn &C Titis good enquire of
sIriif-diy HM fUlT N 80 Main street
4 VERY desirable Brick Dwelling, with
a tSo lots, IN good rpalr wat side of Grand
Avenue, between ttkAnd 9th ,tfett..
Apply to VIM FULTON,
nsy2a ~ Main IT.
r 0ts and 0, B4ek IL. OF I'd aud Concert
Streets One Of the nost desirable tocstons in thr
city
Also. pa tr Of Lots aud z, In block 1877,
Concert and Ninth streets which 10 very tsifa
.xo story brick dsellibs.
Also Lots l. z, and In block l2s corner OF Con-
cert and Eighth.
All for sale at very moderate nEnrrs. Enquire OF
VII FULTON,
ma,s ~ Main STRAIT
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NoHKIs sKhLIN WI ~HAIb = = '''
- sELLERs 4 CO..
1,.sn Founders r. MACH fnssts

STEAM ENGINE and general Mill Work,
y aass and et1am Fittings plnn and ornsments
ponble and sipgle acting forcs snd lifting Pumps Elf
forJs In,e FOR supriytrs pct-rs eo-ntr soncenc
- -. < 80 ~ ffr-s tra~a-ilv
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q. \. MarshaI's Proclamation

U. n. MarshaI's Proclamation.
United States Of America Southern Dipisio Of Iocs
CIV GLARE, United States Marshal for the State
otIowa, do hereby give public notice that In the
the United States against fourteen ceodss Of to-
hsceo 10 seizure and forfeiture under acts Of
Congress did, the 9Th day OF August, 1858, In
Burlington, Iowa attach and take In possession for
safe custody fourteen csddies OF tobacco
also give public notice that the time assigned
for this Of said warrant the third Tuesday
Of sept 1853, at 10 O'clock said day. and here
by admonish and all claiming amy in
the said a csdies OF tobacco, knowing
having any thing say Why the same should not be
condemned and sold to the demand Of said ap
pelsn that they be and appear before the ssd Court
- be held In and for the Southern Division. District
6f Iowa At the United States Court Room In the city
Of Keokuk In said District at special term 70 be bold
en- on the third Tuesday Of September, 1858, st ten
ocloek on said day, then and there to intsspose .
claim for the same and make their allegations In
that behalf
CIV CLARK, U.s.M.,
anes'l4t By H FULTON, Deputy.
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IOWA. THURSDAY. AUGUST 20, 1885,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ESOR SALE.-Lots and 2, in Block AZ,
Il Rsids Addition. Price 80 ,or sach lot
Also Lo, 10. Block i96 Coucsrt 6irest, between
18th and itth sts. Title perfect Price ta09.
ALo Lot g. haif Of Lot7 BLOCK 43. In kilbournss Ad
dtion Keokuk, ~ tn story frame dwelling coa-
tanning three cellar csteru, stable snd the best
variety Of fruit bs found in taia city the
This property xss form srly occupied
BY P. A. ward. Title perfect Price 81 coo
khq,dSeof H. b. Ten kfCK,
auv4O Corner 4th and Main.
oyp1o1 CoLlscros IsrEsEAl RlyEsus. !
First Collection Iistriet. lows,
KEoKuE, Iowa, Aug. 20, 1858.
RGUe1esse Notice.
UvHH attention Of Dstillsrs, Rectysrs, compoundsr
u Of Liquors. wholesale Liquor dealers. manutact tu-
rers Of stlls Distefs of sorts from fruit dealers
leaf Tobacco dealers in Tob and Cigars mAuuisc-
.urers Of Yobscco and manufacturers Of Cga IL called
TO tho stringent provisiors of the Revenue Law,
appr uy 90 1855 which ii the intention Of the
Collector enforce strictly in this Dtsrict 1t is
possible to notify each person Of each provision Of the
law and each p-naty for its neglect and volaon but
an oficia copy can the once of Cosctor
and the oces Of the Dsputis. at each county
ths District. WM W. bsLSNAP,
aug2o-3t Collector Internal devsnue.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE.
an AC1ne OF LAND, NEAR ktOKUK, situated
GU - ths Plank Rsal. osly 0rss Ssartsrs ~ mile
the nrss 1ollGess. tssssfbsl - he E esD.
L. - T. Price 50 - ~ Aeso.
iy1 4 h. JOHNSTON. ~ and MAia
Assignee1s Notice OF App0intnent.
District co~rt cf tAs Usitsd Sss Af ~ DbesSct cf
Iowa Is tAs naatsr ef b. P. DnisA, baakfuSt--In
Baakrsptcy.
n DAsm Ass coacevn.
V1SHE undersigned hereby gives notice Of
i hss sspoistmsst . Assignee u sss ssiAts Of p.
Smith Of keoknk. IN the county of Les. In sad District
sad who wats Wit: On the - 1ayef Juee, 4. d lsds
a3tudgs1 blakFupt upon his own petition by John
Brace Regisser 10 BaBkruptry Of said Court.
Dated as KsokuA, Iowa, the fist day Of July. 4. p
1865 JOHN n. IRWIN,
july72 3w-Wsd Assignee