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FOR LEASE.

NIiE FINE ESTATE known as .KBITp PLACE
situated ts in St, Matthews Parish, Tho Estate,
phee has 400 acres cleared and 200 sssSa TN
Darby pace hes 500 cleared and 600 unoieared soII
fine Cotton Lands. The Keitt Place consists o.
10y acres, one half cleared and in fine state Of
Cnltlva.ion. The Estate is watered by, a, largo
hiol1 Red Clay. The Eatate would be Loased all 10
one % s.,;s PERSON, os ~ small or 100 aorss
Fine Mules Spld with the Place on credit. 80,
lessa rs ffasf,E se Ees% snS sa SsSSy Ssss vp
}. j. WQODARD, St Matthews p. o. ~.
- P9V III Orangeburg District, s, D.
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The war closedEwith n large indebtedness on fbe
part of our former suhsc,ibers, somc Of Whom bdye
ProSefea ps peymep1saA$To ohersswehavs phrescfted
pa clnin' amid tho losses and misfortunes hy wlfci
hey haye been surrounded having been spared iiIe'
necessity OF doing so by the very generous promnt
8MRp hearty support we have uniformly receiyeJ
y are able to yait for the evenb Of better tines
hs land they &lf cheeft,illy hea theif
nc sar rs
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De'0oA oecu7ps9y ana making the par
ticles more accessible to the action of the roots
So Better drainage, the soil being moist and
mellow whore % it s would otherwise he s i baked and
IL. operation of the atmosphere III
farther s:dleseo,hp3sihg tie Comm inned d partic
ofsssoil setting free,i he mineral eloinehts
of the growing plant % '@9 hsn di''s, =, =. J.
q - The, absorption, from.the atmosphere, Of
greats portion ammonia aiid carbonie &c,
acasf9 sssss men f,vegetsble,
lifesGGs c6s 70 ,aea4 oa la @sso.d :" sSsn al y
20. Ihss sinereasedl effect ofnahures;, their
ihtcrmixture and consaaucntly nEas1inl'
more, perfect action l,F:x
46. The cleansing of the lands from weeds
whishgnotaonlyl abstract che nourishmSn. di,5,el
to but also generate e successors
continually multiplying themselves from yeor
to year. s'oI pd' '7'isd 70 ae s:'sa 2 2 49,
sssAg 81 lliN hsnaso 5sSf % io .iiurt ie>s N
~. The better condition of 9he foll Tor
machine work; ;eit dulls the knives of reaper
or mower, and leads to frequent broakapes to
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field dssissa sSisa ssaaN eds aoahafvop4s1 IN sHatIe
lfsho9nld t9 d. sh9t be forgotten how efficient an
agontan the pnlverisation of heavy soil IS ft6 tn
alterats nssh 81 S,sl1 i winter a R iy
autumn plopghing ltofeffoct this, more can Be
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appiieeda ningdssialsoaa contributes
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.has mus been said above applies especially to
hcayYialdsgit iirist notbe fofgotten tbaf &c haas
widsrs ss ssaj g.ssandy, loans S'says Robert
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ahsorblng phesoI Iqualitics &c tb eanIi eanIi
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Americ s9e wssnJ Jya Jan,ns are wc) suited Gr
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The State Of south hhaeaafrodliin IL rsas's
i,se OaaNG nc r e TRItiTsSa eais9
sla ,,alInt the Curt osGofansso sesit baa ads
r. H. jennings Jno. ,. 1erningssa T. q. wisssssEEs
-isfss5 siaa,sens A.aEs tTalmadgcsd haasitdsss
ATTACHMENTS = ,-hE ,s1ass.
aXXyHEREAsth the piaiaisi aid ssisss s6S sosa az az
wv Of May file theirdeslaselien; sgaiass thu Dsas
fendants, Who (as II Is said) are abses. frssa sas
without the limits Of sbisa asfme ana haTs neiths
swives nor attorneys knosif within ihosSeme upon
whom copy Of Bald declaration may b. sersed=
On motion Of Illusions Legarx -Plaintids Atternsye
tits ordered, that the said Defepdnnts do appsers
and plead to the saidS declaration On Or bofC.s lie
22nd day Of May, which viii be in the year oEbuH
Lord, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty-
eight, otherwise final and absolute judgment VIM
then be given and awarded against them, ,..,,..;s
= ta.fJ:: f:e ROBINSON.
May 20, 1867. Xxx Jun leamHls nd la
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,maisas. .and.sita4eal ealiuEesias summers4rD Despacul-
tivation, more especial in drs climates, is q
most importads haaps & AcrAAing tho ssten-
tive and abssa5 y Hill II AHghs soif The
benefits kg IF opltiYfssiop srs from .hs M
FACT that grasses on sandy loans are liable to
be scorched by the drought Of summer, to Q
greater degree than sagSps "a & we'll
drilled field d.-Mass PloGS1,sdma.. ian. AAA- - :
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ENOR SALE.---Tl.e Two PLANTA,
Il TioNS forming o part of tho KRlTT ESTAFIs.
wiz be soldr together with tho Mules and farming
tools. For terms apply to %rlhi odi =
to- ~. .ypp1ir1 i. l,h S. 6. .'KEITT, ri ~
~ Care Of william Middleton. ESq;. r'f +,
,slar .1-Ttturiipan tisGha,lvs,on, S. c.
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TN NJ TME ISIsTEsIGT CoURs,sss, ssI,

l ri1I T9nE ~, amD5STEsHGT CDUKEs.SssSsstsss
Iith UNITED sTATEs-fon THs plsfsit tds Ssrsss
BAskaurrIs BAsKRgrTaYaTo Wsaa unss s,S .os
NO. pndefsigncdi eiyea n6liee 81
th 9hpU.n,ment as Assigneeof ecrga imtr IN
linn IN;tb;n s,J ana state ofssDi MCafpsp
ha ssia has been ad}ndsaa eSeas
Court ~ soi upon ms own prti'ien by 10
Dated at oransehurg G. IT, ths athiaay Of, psAr.. !
Tah tx te' ~ 70 ,eosls@ II
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, C"nfufciury . ggfl
Comprising Narratives Of Personal Adventure Army
Life, Naval Adventure, Home Life, Partisan Dar-
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or with the Songs, ballads, Anecdotes and Hun.o-
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tdcnc0. JIM z - : -EA-Sy
There is a cernin portion Of the war that will
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the devotion of woihcn, the bravery of men, the
pluck of our heroes, the romance unI hnriships of
tho service
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jan LII Atlanta, Ga.
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n. B.-BEwARE OF COUNTERFEITERS
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imposed upon by worthless limitations observe
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sUMMnHs
Jacob R: vanmeter, PIt'n.
VS.. ~

Jacob R. vanmeter, PIrn. e5
Samuel Lahman, and TODD,
Booth & Co., Def7s. - ESQ :
TIME State OF Kansas to Samuel Laf1Fnax. ;.
l. You will take notice that Jacob r. Van
meter did, on the 31st day Of October, 1888
ME in the Office Of the Clerk OF the District
Court for Lyon county, Kansas, his petition
setting forth, among other things thatfIe is the
owner in fee simple OF one undivided half a.
the southwest quarter Of section s., township
IL, range II, in Lyon county, Kansas, and Il
entitled to the immediate possession OF TIA
same; that the other undivided half OF said
premises are owned by Samuel Lahman. OF
beardstown in the State of Illinois; that the
1fm OF Todd. Booth & Co., Of EeaVelv orth. IN
the state OF kansa>, have, or claim to. have =
lien upon the said und divided half OF said prem
ises belonging tosaid Samuel LahTnan bv rea-
son OF the levy Of an execution in their favor.
upon the said undivided half of said premises
as the property Of one William T. Irwin. Witch
said irwin was the grantor of this said Defend
ant Lahman; and praying that plaintiffs part
OF the said quarter section may be paftiti6ned
and set on TO him in accordance with law: and
the court tax, the costs, attorney fees and ex-
Penses which may accrue IN the cause accord.
ing to equity, having regard TO the interest Of
the parties and the benefit each may derive
from such partition and for such other and fur
ther relief as in equity may seem just; and you
are required TO answer said EDITION on or be-
FORE the 9TH day Of January. a. D. 1859. -
ALMERlN GILLETT
4o-OV Attorney for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE

A BIJAH Fl. JOHNSON. of the State OF M
"A inofs, will take notice that Lafayette Bates
OF the county Of Lyon in the State OF Kansas.
az ga, on the 18th day Of October. a. d. 1868,
Tor the county of Lyon and State OF KafsaE ].
against the said Abijah Fl. johnson, defendants.
setting forth that on the I'd day OF FebrIIarv
1857, the said defendant executed and s1effver
60 20 the said plaintiff an ing1rumeat I'm writ
Ing copy Of " hich Is set out in said PetitfonA
whereby said defendant bound himself rufo
the said plaintiff In the sum OF I'VE hrndrad
dollars, conditioned that the said aefenass,f
should. within sixty days thereafter make 70
the SAID plaintiff good and sufficient deed for
ticnaI quarter OF section fiifrfy-ones o. tow
snip twenty, OF range twelve, In Lyon COUNTY
hankass that the said description Is incoInDIete,
and tnat the parties 70 said Instrument intend.
ca that the premises TO be covered and aifeefed
!hereOy should pc sixfy-two acres OF the en-.
quarter section; that the said plaintiff has paid
tne Iull consideration agreed UPON Tor MD
iands; That the time when the deed for the samer
was 70 be due has elapsed; that the said de-
Iendant has wholly neglected and refused to,
make deed therefor, - by said Instrument IA
was bognd to do; and praying that the de-
scTfpeioD In said instrument may be refoFT,fes5
and made TO conform to the fnfenfiof, al sfls@
parties ~ above set forth; snd that The. ssiS
SSe.eas9sH1 may ee aerEeed = eDgxey the said
anee with the terms and conditions 81 The so
snssrgment, % a. aforesaid to Be YeSnF1re(I. ~
that ne pay 20 the said plaintiff TIE suSs e -.
hundred dollars his damages IN said hehsIS
80 see said Abifah n Johnsoz h
said petition o. oF befefe tie a1tb 49,. - re-
cemoeFy 49, or the eame will Be fakes =
EOGGLES 5 PTrf
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NOTICE.

JAMES L. HARPER, of the State Of Ohio.
- will take notice that Annie M Harper. Of
the county OIL Lyon and State of Kansas, did,
on the 9Th day Of July, 1858, file her petition IN
the District court for Lyon county, Kansass
against the said James L: Harper, setting forth
that the plaintiff has been for the year last past
resident of Kansas, and is now a boAsfds
resident of the county of Lyon; that she was
married to the said defendant in the county 81,
Coshocton: State Of Ohio, on the 18th Of Sep
tember.1S53; that she has ever since eondslct<tE
herself toward the said defendant as a good
and faithful wife; that the said defendant, to-
tally disregarding the duties Of husband, has
been wilfully absent from the said plaintiff for
more than one year last past; that while living
with said defendant she had, by him, i've chill
dren, one daughter and four sons, viz: Sarah
E. aged Is years. Joseph W. aged 49, John w.
aged IL years. George M. aged years. and Az
len aged years; and praying that on the final
hearing of this cause she may be divorced from
the said James L. Harper, and decreed the
custody and education Of the said children:
and the said James L. Harper,is notified that
this cause will come on for hearing at the
adjourned term Of the District court for LYON
county, Kansas. TO DO held at Emporia in said
county, on the 18th day Of December, 1855.
ANNIE n. HARPER
42-z7 BYE. G. Hunt, her astorney. ~
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variety Of the LATEST STYLES constantTv
on, hand. She also has one OF the best Of Sew.
ing machines, and can do stitching ou short
notice. $40. 4 s.-5s 11-9S
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NECUTOR'S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters tesla.
IN mentary have been granted to the under
signed ON the estate of John w. Bennett, late
of Lyon county, deceased, bearing date Oeto-,
Der 9Th, 1858. All persons having claims against
said estate are requested to present Them for all
letters, or they may be precluded from any
benefit of said estate; and If such claims be
not presented within three years frem the date
of said letters they will be forever barred.
45-47 ISAIAH JONES
Executor estate of John w. Bennett deceased.
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In all new countries we hear of fatal diseas-
es among Fowls, styled Chicken Cholera,
Gapcs. Blindness, Chambers, Megrims or Giddi-
mes, &c. LEIS POWDER will eradicate the
a small quantity with corn meal, moistened,
and feed twice a day. While these diseases
prevail, use a little in their feed once or twice
a week, and your poultry will be kept free from
all disease. In severe attacks oftentimes they
do not eat; it will then be necessary to admin
lister the Powder by means of Il quill, blowing
the Powder down their throat, or mixing Pow
der with dough to form Pills.
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LsgaD Advertisements.
Northumberland Nlot,ce

NOTICE Is hereby given, that letters OF adj.
II. Estes, lateofsLyon=coupty. deceased were
granted to the undesignedb by the Probate eonrt
Der, 1868. All persons having claims a0airst
said estate are hereby required to present theTn
for allowance within one year from the date OF
said letters, or they may be pseciuded from
be not presented within three years from the
date of said letters. they will be forever barred
WILLIAM H EINSHAW,
1873 Administrators.