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New-York tribune., 1868-06-12
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
rnrRsnAY,s MEATHKR REPORr-9
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamshp-Aleppo Br), Harrison Liverpool; America tBrepl
A6emsre, Couch, Richmond Se; Neteus beae
Eagle, Greene Havana Fairbanks Hunter wilmington Mi
DrigO johnson Portland
Ship-E1celsiOr PeEdlcton Bristol.
BaksB A. Barnes tB) CroEe Cape Hayueui Nheatand bnTs
ley MouteyideO and market
Bg-Favor Due Barbaoes; Johanna MeCar,y Pensacola;
Maria H. ca Feken Lonond Black CareIss; IShsa
B Morgan Para; T. A. Carver Sylvester Cenfegos: Maud BL
ScbconrrsW j. Holmes war ST. George G. Champion Cas
Boston: Eice Amanda Dey Bridgeport Alice Hardy MorA Csrha
eeua Maryetta (BLi Hughes Dgby. Ms q. H. Rogers Edfe,
Nantucket NJ Bloomfield, IOhble, stanford
ARRIVED.
Steamship WamSuita, Fish, Bedford, mde and pass
Steamship The,is. Wallron Providence.
ship Auguse N G Won Hartep Bremen April ls, ude ard go
Bark MonteIuma Hammond Babadoes Il days and Ios
aud
Bark inda Hewitt Havre April q, Wlse
Brig Continental lul, NeSsma March %, hu. March 7s IN
qua ou OF unknown bark and Capt Laird washed over
board. Saed co. with brig Carrie D., for NeN-lork.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosTON June llAIiyed steamships Roman. em fhafyhh'
Giaucus from Newlok; brgs Milwaukee, from bAlm"fti O'e
Philadelphia. Below, bark Ssrab Iola from ar4suss
HoLMKs HoLE, June lArnved schS Sarah Belur NtN es
Tor BOston NJ T. ierseye Philadelphia r Lyani Falss
for kockand Sailed ali outward bound feet hssrueu slL ns
Dove.
FOREIGN PORTS.
June 1.-THE Transatlantic steamship hop ION
NewlOrk May 90 arrived at this port oday on 'ue nAl
RATBgR PoiNr Canada Iune 1.-THE steamship Belgian ifom
Liverpool LONDONDERRY for Q1ebfe passed @ s so"o' ~
o'clock this morning She brings 7D seeTsge passengers
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noursTIC MARKETS

Pnr.p.LpuA June iCotiOn, 3a1le for Mii9g Po9 aIl
s,d Ap lTsge 75ds 81; Extras 90 73d ~ 9Oj NORTH
Weem Brrl Family 80 5~slo oi Ps1ns nha a.a o V $ DO
a. "a 20 ~" Wbite AZ BJG41 Rye steady ~ 30 Lorn very
quiet; Yelow Al s; Mi,ed Western S9ti lo Vs,s ap
unehsssi Provisions Gfmer Mess Pok slyi lAr o9 o ,
OswS.o L. dull hut unehngsd taes poN
Al ~ srng az Tor Amber Michigan ~ % ior Wei
rs for Double EIr Wheat qeii sales tVo 9asn ehoee a5
Canad quiet, small slles 81 NO AZ " uW
81 oats unchanged, sales 1900 Du,l ms,', ~ % Ss in sona
Csrsi Wbesi ole Corn &c. Oats &c To NeH. i"IA .
OswEGo jane l-Flour dali bat ghha9gea sAei - 49, White
4IO IS for No sprbg. Amber W inter- sIL 20 lI "
si3 rs 70, Donbs Ei wheat DALI saws OF 800 bush ohSe
White Canada Al ~ 65dS2 TO- and shal oh oi no ns ~
Cub "a ~ Corn Qgei sales Of 2p bs' IN car ~" % ~
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mist,llmotus.
PASSENGERS ARRLHED.

FROM BERMUDA lime lO-n brig Harvest QueenGeo Sution
and wife John swanson G. W. McCanm Gilbert Rigs y A.
Hyand Magee Robert Dupont wife and chen, Mrs John
children Amelia Barron Florence Orsei o. Hail.
Samuel Wate, Walter swanson.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-12
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT The STOCK EXCHANGE.-FIRsT CALL,
10t O'CLOCK A. NJ,
5000 c. 5 ...6i O0O 52h Coup '65 l2l
50OO $40 Coop 63...2 5 Sc 1910 1861
lZoOo. ..O5s
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

JrSE ii-2OO sacks Fou 66 bbs Flour, 85A bush wheat
On As2 hush Corn IL gu hush. 100CO bush Malt 30 bush
Peas 50 pIg Cut Meats $50 sacks OIeake S Live Hogs JL'
A. lII. petrol
New-York tribune., 1868-06-12

ASUEs-Tbe market for Pots is fair Ss i Pearls are
VcoTToN-Tde continues and tie market not ys s though 9
about former Tos @ are sii, i ~, a. 80 ~ lta Ne gaoe:
o. Pa ldGs, MG1ns N'.oI',9l otFs;1 mir, Tsi,S
CO.: $:= %Gl:5yi5 81 81 5is5 55is @ @s Hiss
coPFEEaThe. has dema1d @ any description Today '9l
general market closes dull Pne' are rather heavy ''a N
i FLOUR AND MBAr-, demand for we.ien state Flou Is
limited owing the bot vita light arrivals Pness are s,sy
There ie's IN Bria STAT o sPori sls '' are 80 s
40 2s for Fancy do g8Gs9 for Inferior 20 good N grade, o.
Efr"s % sSa III Is Tor Mnss.ots onr sbPPns
E@S 9ntr w5I 1 ws.t EIiS ahu sud inaaa oat1 Is
or White Wheat EIira Do do sll nat5 ioI 9lgs % Ka
RI,ra DO California Flour fm bc los rals' are " pen.y ,,,,
Of o bags at 10 90 & rH sIsLs9 . ~ go S AZ or or.
dnary good Baltimore 'nd CeuHi ti leq 80 | h'I1 l
Kssra Mar aud sSd Ds Rye better and m rsqae,i
o. os; sco Tl S5. s ,. to- IS q % r c al IS IS Or Jy ,s
GRANs whs,t gas; opened tsF % ,s s0' I ' 1.l s
meni the ' are ~ 50 u.he' At .! i,a ~ y i 20 e. h
+ a and nGninsl barley Maj o 1o bu'lsi, 4,
S . suss. S on Ohio s's sd Wsa Ssr Al U.s. ,o All E
and snn Corr e.' ss'ys er, s's' We s Sa1 s, I
sac. so bushels .9eatng Damp ard Lnsga'a a. 81 G "a
ern Yeiow At ~ IJi and Danased sauthem a 81 - ,,
GuNNhs are SOM. bat nomin1l =, G M peg G IA me. & are ss
inS 81 soos, sl. for Isf & & ap ~ ., - I'D, - e ,s % Manila
HOPS s quiet and veal i 4vae o f'f"gn AD' "@'e
L4TiS- active s9d f at - 's - as .lss sSstA. %
LiME-Rockaudh h uuhAnged quote AZ ~ - 0i N0nh"h A
lsud and ~ IS for Lamp
oIAsSPS-To M rasy holder, would make maternal
e.sop, bat there Is DO demand psAk and remain nominal
We have ouy 10 note ~ Lbds teuiuegus Al lsc
NAVAL STORKsSprts Turpelnc hrn AZ " T." mefshAltae
lots. as Of 200 bbs At J G 90 23 Tar quiet std glehuged
BE- ~ ia ~ ~
and arrea English Crude fsh OILS srs qui At SOC
ior Whss sperm Miuuars o are da, and hos's,
Lard O hrm demand t A5Gtl " for I irhs ana
- -,
PROyISOSs-The business Pok m continues moderate ana OF
ssS sHd regular are bis. r o4 Ms. ad +zs
fr g do f ture delivery sales of 90 bh he~ hs's ,
iSr JSy al s rs d the eemad Heasr'is .llS. Of io9
ib al sgd IS for brands &lSd 20 20 for RAN Me- %
Beef Dali ahl Pllees
rmna Al Z8a for Prime Mess %Aa1 for ln!iA Mess
Bs Hams are unchanged; s o Is bbs at tJd 80 Ct ha, as
Dsco arr da the business being c0nlD 20 sma pedding lots -
hoIes Streor sold % arrive al 'c Ice cured and u" bus a.
i Dressed Hogs dull and heavy quote a. lOac Tor "e
erp Lard heavy the business nas een o- u mssfste
civ. and m ai1le for fair prime steam also 80 buyers
Jur a aud so ts seller DO, AZ ltc
fT Is ry active GrmeI the business being wih The home
New-York tribune., 1868-06-12
VO CAPITALlSrS.-Ihe undersigned oiiel
BONDS OF THE PORTLAND WATER COMPANY
nL PORTLAND MAINE.

OF BORlLAND, MAINE,
These interest," payable gold ani the pTne
pa Is dremabe Ia gold twenty years The coupons payable
annuay Boston the h of Apn and TIE ~ o oIoDer
The CompanT of Maine With capital o'
entire property aud franchise 10 er1o'
Israel Wahbarue IT, MAYOR Jacob MeLan trustees The pro
for material and the completion oi e enu
works Water aud Gas Pipe Company OF New"
Jy undr earsntiss and bonds omeusue ~h t 'Aue and
he supply Of water l. from Sebago and m tributaries which TO-
gethe 80 miles The works are based upon
supply three times the present population Of Portland he
obtained by ayaon and without machinery the lake bcing tI ee
above uiewaer and distant from the city about 10 miles
Attention Is called q the following ndorsements ,
fOhrial: Prom the Malor Of Portland
The p pogess OF the Portland WORKS and the necessity r
guard the safety Of the property and u hcAh
demand Of public expression Of confidence In the mapa
gers aud their securities 80 a., A. , ,tu-.. ,.-..t-
In Iees Of and with knowledge OF these he and the
energy and ability with which the works are prosecuted
uuhle at aud highly advantageous Investment
The income OF the Interest and the
redemption ol the B9aaS Co1 rNItS
: Vst,1n Gt, atpariaBd pail Mayor
lPom RT.Mayor STEVENS Of Portland
Having had M opportunity Of becoming acquainted TO some etent
With the plan Portand Water Company and knowing something
Of ability prosecute successfully the work has
s "a @ uroataSC Investment AUG. Il. STEVENS.
'"' P''-'-''' Prom erGOy. wAsHBgas, jr ,,,,
Having bp made one ofthe 10 the Deed Of Trust Of the
Portland Water Company have naturally looked somewhat into tue
condition Of the Company aud maize inquiry In reference 10 us move
@ INV psrsusd that the enterprise snancay speaking wise
and sale one will with proper management be hghy femu
aa.a su.u a. oD, 2 psst ,rves,ments l. WASHBURN, jr
o further Information regard to the bonds apply 20 Mesrs LYON
HOFFMAN Co. No 6IIanOyerst or to e. T. BONNER Co.. No
lr.adKf
New-York tribune., 1868-06-12

4, 100. Merritt agt Miilard
l8l. Sanford act. Trsvers.
1872. Dickson sgt McCoy.
l83. .CrOmmelin agt y. \. and
Harlem r. r.
l84. Craig agt Roeh. and Brighton
X. r.
1875. .Claik agt. Tunuichf.
tSb. Fake agt Whlpple.
1877. Wheeler agt. Billings.
1888. .Neff agt. Newton.
Ic9. .Ostfander sgt Fellows.
100. LangdOn sgt Midi1ugh.
l9i. Saunders agt NeWh0use.
1872. .Phais agt. Cooper
1873. .Niles agt Lintner.
l94. Reeves AIT KnncalL
le5. Bisseil agi. Balloon.
lgj. Wright At. Webster.
lg7. Mead sgt Mckay.
1913. .ShermOn agt MckeOn.
I lg9. .COmstock agt MoBnrEey.
200. Forrest agt. Havens.
POI .S0ule agt Chase.
2i2. Parsel sgt Striker.
2O3. .Cuvler agt Mccartney.
2O4. Carroll sgl Charter Oak lns
Co.
205. .Olcott agt. Carroll
206. .Thursi0n sgt Cornell
POI. Page agt. Millett
203. Hatch sgt CITY OF Buffalo.
2O9. Allen agt. Ciiy Of Buffalo.
2l0. .Maille Agt. Lord.
2ll..ilurst agt LiichfSld.
I 2l2. People agt. SiTykcr.
| 2l3. Kennedy agt Gosz
2l4..Mangam agt BTooklyn CITY
Railroad
2i5. The Mayor agt y. W. lbs.
CO.
2l6. Frazer sgt Latoureite.
2l5. L0bsch act. ilOtchkiss.
2i8. Angel agt Hoihster.
2l9. Mason agt Brooklyn 4 New
town K. r.
20. The Buffalo A A. II. K. agt
BraytOn.
22l Stark agt DiuehaTt
222. Patch agt Roe.
223. Cameron agt. Boynt0n.
"a. Homer sgt Lyman.
rs. Wilson agt. Wilson.
225. .Siarhird agt Burrows
221.. .CoWdry agt. Carpenter
2Z8. .Tallmsn agL Syracuse and
Bing. Z. r.
229. Never sgt MeyeT-Turk agt
Never
20. Kelly sgt. Indemnity ms Co.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-12
finantial.

ADRIAN H. MULLER, Auctloneer
A DMINISTRAT0RS SALE of STOCKS and
~ BONDS-ADRIAE H. MULLER, p. r. WILKINS Co will sell
saeroorns M Broadway by order Of Henry r. DE ia and Caha
rne Frederick Henry Frederick deceased:
s3O0 United states 30s, due july l3 1903
1870 Uuted States 5lO, Of November, 1909
5oOO United States 52ls Of July 1865
2OO United States 52Os of May, 1862.
1900 United States 52os, Of July, 1861
l0O0 United States 2Os Of June, 1904
1900 United States i0fOs, Of March, 1864 -
Michigan Northern Indiana Railroad Co per
rent Mortgage Bonds, due 1888
600 EeuJsrsey Central Co Per Cent Mortgage Bonds due
$500 SesJerey Central R. Co. Per Cent Second Mortgage
1900 Chicago and ock Iaad r. Co 7Per Cent Bond. due
OO Chicago Rock Island and Pacific H. Co. Per Cent Mortgage
1000 Peterson CIV Per Cent Bonds due Is9o
40 Gaena Chicago Union Fst Mortgage Per Ceut Bonds
1900 Long DOCK Co. Per Cent Mortgage Bonds fuo ls93
500 Ctr Of Hudson NesJeney Per Cent Bonds Que 1854
1900 Morris aud EsseI H. Co First Mortgage Per Cent b0nos
II shares Moth River las Co.. 425 each
O. shares Greenwich Fire Ins Co. +25 each
20 shares BruadWay Ius Co, f29 each
20 shares Corn Erchange Ins Co, $50 each.
10 share. Ne es.YorI Equitable Ins Co. s35 each
~ shares Republic Fire lns Co, 100 each
f65 Republe Fire ns Co, SCRIP 49,
10 shares Lonlard Fire los Co, tI EACH 49,.
20 shares Hudson Cunuiy Bank, NegJesey, 800 each
10 shares National Mechanic Banking Association $50 each
~ shares Mechanic National Bank, tA3 each
~ shares Butcners' and Dro1ers Bank, sl3 each
100 shares Central r. r. of Jersey, + 100 each
70 shares Delaware aod Hudson Canal Co. sloo taeh
80 shares New.JeIseV X X ana Iensporaton 1o Nv
20 share, Hartford and Hewiayen r. X Co. tlooeach ool
FTHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stoekhold
Il en Of the COMBTSATIOS SILVER MINING CohPASf WI
bs bsd SATURDAY June ~ 1863 at ocoS NJ we ON ON
psn ohce 55 and l57 BroadE Room No 49, fwioI or
NAV come before ths meeting J. = CHRISTIE Secretary.
MISERABLE FIRST CLASS INVESTMENT.
THE LEHiGH VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY or'r for SALE
New-York tribune., 1868-06-12

AFTERNOON PROvsos MAKKKr, OCL0CK-No sales oi fofk
hae been market weak and tending down
Regular offered S27 B. +Zi0SN 10 bd Stef July Ona Az
428 i2I do. August al Al3 80
PEfkOLRUM-Tbe firm but quiet TO The @
d soek sales Of Eaphiha sellers option August Al 6c
We quote Crude bulk aud lsc io DO bs Refined
standard White flOt; JIG buyer june c
do Jgy ie August IN philadelphia at lb Que Tor Crude
I'M bills Re6ned bond L. W spOti aud 3dSItc buyer
June July, August, and September. 40 go
EICR-We quiet market With quobe varaon 10 proe
SUGARS-The business has been moderate nd Tue market
closes much strength at about die for f 70 Good hth
ng; bids 23c for Cuba RidJ Tor Porto heo ana
at HE refined are dull AZ ioie for liad~
Seeds Eight STEADY
Rough FlaIseed : a "a Goa ~ IS per bash
STRAW is 6m fair demand at : for Long Rye and 0e for
Short
TALLOw-The market Is moderately active aud sieadyi sales Of
Al n al l2Ql2tc
New-York tribune., 1868-06-12

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New-York tribune., 1868-06-12

Fretrrcd CdleHddr-Cl Glass No. J.
Paige agt The People.
Class No 9
2. Bradford at Fox.
3. .Speaigbts at, liawley.
4..Iliggiuson agi. Freedom.
5..Hope VI tual lnS. Co. agt
TAYLOR.
8. Draper agt StOuyCnaL
lodge agt Wel.man.
q. .WheelOck agt. Tanner.
9. Prank sgt Harrington.
20. .OGafa sgt EisenlOhu.
n. .Blydenburgh agt. johnson.
u. Wilcox AT. r. W. and O. RR.
10. Morrow RRt Richardson.
II. Marvin agt Maryiu.
IS. .Hitchiugs at. Van Brunt
10. .Blydeuburgh agt Bingham.
~. Carmichael Egt. Carmichael
Class No. (.
Is. Allen agt Commissioners Of
Land Oihce.
10. The People agt Cowles.
20. Van AlstyDe agt \. Comm
Bank.
n The People sgt. Bell
GENERAL CALENDAR.
"a KELSEY AIT. Ward
20..CallGnan agt. Van Week.
d. .B lstwick agt Bciser.
Is. The Mayor agt Erheu.
20. .Juliaud AZ. Rsthbone.
"a. Smith sgt \. \. Central r. K
28. Gilbert agt. Peteler.
%. .UeeBey AIT. Trustees. sc.
30. .LeROy AIT Uuity Fire Ia. Co.
Gail Of the Yearly CaiMdQT re-
sUlged here.
I6l. Duraud act HaukersOn.
l62. International Bank agt. Mop
teath.
100. Snyder sgt. Trumpb0ur
o.. Stevens agt H0WseL
i65. Remand agt aJd0n.
I66. Gard agt. Card.
j61 Webster agt. the II. r. r Go.
les. .PiBdar sgt Continental iBs.
Co.
i69. .Pindar sgt. Res0,uts lus Co.
40. .Crounse agt CrOuIse.
lT..Le Roy sgt \. ". lns. Co.
l72. .Algeo agt duncan.
III. BsseI Co. Bauk sgt. Norton.
III. Grant ait Chapman.
us. Fox sgt Rollins.
l56. Bowman agf. Cornell
III. WinsteI Bank art Webb.
Ia. Baurhvte act a. Y. r Co.
~. heller agL Philips
New-York tribune., 1868-06-12
THE MARKETS.

GCIrsiuIJ reported for THH TNihrSE O., ,,,.
ASHEs-Tbe market Pots fair At Ss 5G 80 Ji Pearls are
nominal ,,.-.h
COTTON-Tade continues light aud tie mket not ve @ hogee
stout former rates are III retained Of 2l2 hAes, Including JA
10 sprIs 400 20 eIpoer speeuators We quote;
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NOTICE.

| 1OHN E. Miller, of the State OF IIiinuis
= Is hereby notified that John O'Day did, on
the 2Sth day of April, 1868 file his petition in
the Office of the Clerk of the District Court fnr
Morris county, Kansas, against the said Miller
setting forth that the said 0'Day, on the Both
Of september, 1867, purchased of the said Mil
er the west half of the southeast quarter OF
section seventeen and the northeast Quarter of
section nineteen, all in township fifteen of range
eight, east, and situate in Morris county, KAN
sas, and that at the time of the purchase of
said lands, and as an inducement thereto. the
said Miller represented to the said O'Day that
said first above described tract of land
to-wit: The west half of the southeast Quartet
OF section seventeen, township fifteen. range.
eight was timber land Of as good a quality Rs
the Neosho river in said county Of Morris az
forded. and that the said Miller expressly war
ranted and guaranteed the same to be as bv
MIN represented, and the said O'Day RELYING on
such representations and guaranty, purchased
the same, and that said last described land wae.
and is not timberland but high prairie and not
worth more than LIS per acre and that il the.
same mad been and was now timber land AZ
represented, it would have been Of the value of
S3O.OO per acre, and that the said O,Day Is
which sum he asks Judgment against the said
Miller. The said Miller is further notified flIat
he must answer said petition on or before the
I2th day OF November, 1868, or the same will be
taken as true and judgment rendered accord
tngiy. And he is further notified that an or
der OF attachment has been issued in this lac
tion and the following real property has been,
attached as the property of the said Miller to-
wit: The east half of northeast quarter of sec
ton 81, and east half of southeast quarter Of
section S3, and northwest quarter OF section "a
In township IA, range 8, and north half of r1orfh
east quarter, and north half Of southwest ,aIiar
Ter, ana west half Of northwest quarter and
southeast quarter of northwest quarter in Sec
ton 10, township 16, range 8. 80
RUGGLES PLUME & ISAAC SHARP.
ol-42 Attorneys for plaintiff.
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NOTICE

Seth NJ. Hays, PPfi,l In District court in and
James f. Tabb, Dft.I sas. = 1T =
TAMES E. TABB of parts unknown will take
u notice that Seth NJ. Hays, of the county of
Morris and State of Kansas, did, on the DIST
day of February, 1868, file his petition in the
District court within and for the county of Nor
ris in said State of Kansas, against the said
James E. Tabb, defendant, setting forth that
the said James E Tabb did, on the 9th, day
of December, A. d. 1865, give to the said Seth
VI. Hays mortgage on the west half OF the
southwest quarter of section number four. in
township sixteen, south of range eight east,
in the district of lands subject to sale at juno.
ton City, Kansas, situated in said Morris eoun-
ty and State of Kansas, to secure the payment
of $4,000, according to q certain note bearing
date December the 18th, 1865, and payable i've
years after date with interest from the 21st day
of October, 1858, at the rate of ten per cent per
annum, interest to be paid annually on the LIST
day Of january; and praying that said James
=. IabD may pay said sum now claimed to be
due, with interest, or that said premises NAV
be sold TO pay the same, and the said James K
fabb is notified that he is required to appear
and answer said petition on or before the -2lst
day of November, a. ID. 1868, orjudgment and
order Of sale will be made accorIIinSIy
SETH n HAYS. =
BY ISAAC SHARP, his Attorney.
September, 10, 1868. ,l--l - 384a
Printers fee, $12 %
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NOTICE.


salIie E. Willis, Pl'f, In 5th Judicial Dis
VS.. ~E $50 trictcourt within and
Timothy P. Wills, DIT. for Morris Co., Kan.
THE said Timothy P. Willis, of Plat Co..
II State Of Missouri, defendant, will take no.
tice that the said Sallie e. Willis plaintiff did
on the 21st day of February, A ID. 1853 file in
the said District court of Morris county Kansas
her petition for divorce, setting forth that She
has been resident Of the State of Kansas for
one year last before the filing of said petition
and that at that time she was bonafed resi-.
dent of the said county of Morris; and that ON
or about the 18th day of February. A ID. 1866,
at Camden Point, Platt county and State OF
Missouri, she was married to the defendant
Timothy p. Willis, and she has ever since con.
Quoted herself towards the said Timothy p.
Willis a faithful and obedient wife, The
said defendant disregarding his duties as hus-
band, has been willfulIy absent from the plain
tiff for more than one year next before the i'll
ing of her said petition, without any. cause or
justification therefor far as the said plaintiff
| is concerned, and praying that she may be d.
vorced from the said Timothy P Willis de-
| PENDANT, and for such other and further relief
| as she may be entitled to-. That unless YOU
said Timothy p. Willis. .appear and answer
the said petitionon or before the 21st day of No
vember, A. d. 1868, said petition will be taken
| as true and Judgment rendered accordingly.
SALLIE f. WILLIS
BY her Attorney, ISAAC SHARP.
September, 10, 1868. 3813
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT
p . 10 THE
Constitution of the S4n4n ~ na..s

I CONSTITUTION OF the state Of Kansas.
House Concurrent Resolution No. %. amend
| ing the Constitution of the State of Kansas
ReSotred 6y the House of ReDresentdkines
| he Senate COncuYrinQ:
ton four, of article fifteen, Of the Constitution
| OF the State OF Kansas, is hereby PROPOSED and
is submitted TO the electors Of the State Of Kan
sas TO be by them adopted or rejected. IN T,ur-
suance Of section one, Of article foI,rfeen ~
said Constitution. Said section four. of articie
fifteen, shall be so amended as to read as FOL
SECTION 4 All Public Printing sfs,l h.
done by d State Printer who shall be elected
b ny me Leglsature in Joint Session, and shall
hoio MS once for two years, and Hsatn his Epc-
eessor shall be elected and Qualified. i Tbe
Joint Session of the Legislature for the election
~ state Printer shall be on the third Tuesday
thereafter. All Public Printing shan be done
at the Capital, and the prices for the came sHsIl
End: This proposed amendment SHAH be s,1b-
mitted to the electors Of this State for Their
adoption or rejection at the general election ON
vember, a. D. 1858. Said eieefien .,, ~ 80 %
governed by, and the returns made in ali re-
speets IN aceordance with the general Election
laws OF the State which shall then be i'm force.
ORD. Inc ballots used at said election for the
purpose or voting for or against this propose6
amer, amendmens shall be written or printed as fol-
lows: For amendment to Section 4. Article
-, constitution or against amendment To-
SECTION !, Article Is, Constitution.o :,
=. b i, Jonn 4. Morton, Chief CLERK Of the House
Oh Representatives, do hereby certify that the
foregoing Concurrent Resolution pronns;,.S1
amendment to CopstitutioH OF the State OF Ka1s
sas " as adopted by the House OF Represenfa-
c,,.,.. =, JOHN r. NORTON. =.
Chief Clerk OF the House Of Representafsyae
Coneurred in by the Senate FEBRUARY IA a
u; 1000. =. C. MANNING.
Secretary q Senate.
y Z: A. Barker, Secretary Of State, doherA-
"a an,ly tnat tne foregoing is true and cor
now on file in this Office : i1S 1--r1s
IN testimony whereof / have subscribed nv
II. 81 10Th day Of July, A. d. 1858. 'sAas
ao.r r. A. BARKER
: '" Secretary Of state,