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thursday. May go, 1869,

To the highest aud hest bidder, FOR CASH, at
the Charleston House, corner OF New Madison
sir u and Charleston Avenue, in the city of
Memphis .Ienntssse, between legal hours. and
commencing a. IL O'Clock "a IN. OF said day, the
following described poe } bslOpg 10 the
estate OF said Bankrupt. Y 2:
J.. The SAID Bankrupt interest in the PREM
igeS ELCWu as The Cha.lestOl House or Madison
House, 81 uatet on The corner OF New Mad son
street and Charleston venue, in the city Of
Memphis Lbe same being he'd by BANKRUPT
by waTrsntee deed from John u. armour, tub.
jec: 10 a deed OF trust executed By Bankrupt
10 r, Il DAVE, trustee, 10 secure 10 said Ar
luour certain notes given for ur hasp money I;
also, SUBJECT to certain Attachments aga pst
san Armour, ami 10 q deed OF trust Z ven by
sGid Amour prortO BaEkrupL's purchase.
, TEesa1d banErupL's inte1 est In a lea ehold
aud house al Central FONT, in tbs city OF Mem
phis, desc. lied as follows to wit sixty feet OF
The east part OF the lot GA spring street, in the
Dunn saDdl vision formerly leasei to Norris,
on whi-h sands e dUub!e cottage ssid lease is
from 3. b. WaGdelI agent, 10 MilLrd q rogers,
anu the TigGts Cf BankcupJ and Rogers, uader
The lease, are in litigation in Inc Chaneery
court OF memphis IN case OF hi lard We.
Rogers. TIE sAid lease has gl5O been trans
ierred to John ID. Armour SIS collateral securf V
fo- pawn mt Of the purchase money of said
5. The Baukrupt's interest In the following
lots, viz;
Lot No I, b ock Al, fronting 81 feet on Her.
nando street, ny 100 ieet deep.
lot No :, Block 4J, fronting so feet on Vance
stree, by 239 feet deep.
Lot No. 8, Bio k 81, fronting So feet on Null
berry sreet, by leo feet deep-au IN the city OF
Memphis, Tennessee, held by said Bankrupt by
tax litie. deeds Eom the city of Memphis,
dated 1876
4 The RaEkrupt's interest undivided one
half in the following lands, viz 5 fractional
part OF section IL. sN, K 8 Z w y OF S Wa
section 8 Z, 9N, K9E;NEA Of seciInn III en-,
5 E; = y or y + OF section Il, :, n, RISE
IN C~rttendsn county, Arkansas, containing
800 acres, more or less. held by Bankrupt by
title bond OF c. N Mi Ter, dated from June /,
1876, sncject TO lien for ur paid purchase money,
and also subject 10 a deed OF trust 10 secure
paymen of certain notes due to Il. e. Whip
pie.
5. A large lot OF hotel furniture, consisting of
carpets, mating, bsdsieads, bidding, chairs, Ia
b'e-, wasnstands, lounges, SOFAS, 20 king 81 sS-
es, pictures, shEdes, lamps, chamber q :AituIe,
etc, etc, and one meIodeon.
6. All the BIDS OF exchange, note b njs, Sc
curitiss, debts, accounts, books OF count,
c aims, equities, chooses IN action, an Ell and
singular the personal effects of said bankrupt,
o. every kind and description.
The schedule and other evidences of property
are 10 be sell At my Office.
A deposit 81 ten per can't required Of all bid
ders Ga each purehsse.
W Y. CIRODE, AS ignee, etc,
45J Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
April %, 1861. APPS
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JOHN RUSSELL YOUNG, managing ed
itor Of the New York Tribune, has been
caught Ievying upon politicians, and sp-
pTopTistirg the associated press dis
patches for the use Of . paper ia Pniladel-
p5is, with which he was connected
How disgraceful. He should be drammed
ont Of the mass ssslaiRtinn.
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THE Odd Fellows throughout tie
Union seem to have entered with hesFty
zeal into the celebration Of their semi
centennial anniversary. In ali the large
cities the procession sDd proceedings
were imposing, grand ard impressive,
exciting general interest and giving color
to the claim Of these intimately connect
e. with this truly benefcent order, that
it has taken deep root, is firmly
planted and Furnishing in every city,
town and village, embracing in its folds
the rich and the poor, o fevery profession,
trade and calling, and hat its benign in
huences are felt in every department Of
lie, in the support snd relief Of tine sick,
the poor and the unfortunate. Ga cur
first page We publish q telegrsphic sum-
mary that will give strength to this
claim, and no doubt enhance Of that
were possible sitter the exhibit made here
on Mondsy) the benevolent order whose
fftieth year finds it in SO gigantic and
yet beautiful proportions.
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If anything were needed to illustrate
the depth OF iufamy to which the Rsdi-
Gals of Arkansas have descended, the
details Of the release OF Gen. HINDMAN's
murderers from the Helena jail would
prove sufficient. They will TO found on
our third page,
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Cotton Machinery.

EOR SALE, 8 complete set of Cotton Ma
T. chineTy for Mill OF Is0lOams of capacity
of 1900 pounds weekly OF IS inch ncavy sheet
iDgs. Carding is new. and OF The peat maze
has been run but six months spinning mat
emit flyer throstlesl DresSeTs and Looms IN per-
feet order. together with harnesses. reeds,
beams. bobbins, end al the furniture neces-
saw 10 start and run a mili of the above slze at
once San he delivered in Boston imIoedi-
sfelv. Anplv to VIM GRAY &CO.,
anN Sc summer Street. bOston, Mas.
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II Pills APPEAL.
AZ MORNING, APRIL 20. Isoa

IT is possible for a man to live too
long, Ex-Gov. FOoTE has proved it his
case by a recent letter published 10 the
Nashville Press and Times, in which he
advises the people Of Tennessee to seek
happiness in the Radical party.
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Residence and Lot.

3ETE shall sell at auction, on the premises, a
W vtry desirable co rTAGE RESIDENCE
AND LIT, situated on Msnassa street or
Boundary Avenue, near Poplar street, and in
enc OF the healthtest and most desirable ioca-
tons in the eastern part of our city. The b, use
is nearly new, ard contains three rooms, els
tern AID outhouses. The lot has a fro t Of Is
feet by a depth of 2l9% feet. The sale will take
place on the premises, at 10 o'clock, on MON
A MORNING, May Sd. Title D Tfect.
MONsARRAT, LANIER 4 CO.,
ap27 Real Estate Brokers.
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Bowling GREEN, KY February 96. 1859.
/ have had the pleasure OF learning Professor
J. n. Dodge's mode of making calculations. l
would advise every student under my charge,
and all Others who wish TO learn the easiest.
shortest and piainest system OF mathematics
that has evs r come under my observation. The
Improvement is invalu able to the student and
bus ness man. Let no one hesitate to join his
class aud lesrn the process. The charge is
8. s. BURNM,
Graduate OF Yale College and Professor of
Ma hematics tor six years In the Pennsylvania
University OF the STATE OF Kentucky.
The above system is recommended by the fol-
lowing named scholars: j. E.. Bright, President
of MindeD College, Ls John Eaton, SupeTin-
tendent of Public Instruction Tor the State Of
Tennrs'ee; o C Gray. Professor of Mafhe-
MATES in st. JOhu's College, Little Rock @. ID.
Lawrence. Sup rintend-nt OF the Public
Schools of thu city of Nashville, Tenn; r. 5.
Fowler, President OF Oxford College, Ky. APIS
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NEW MEMPHIS THRATER

Thur/dsy Evening, April 29-ReTetition
o We GRAND for the B4neht
'of Ehur Debt, by so beautiful young ladies
AID several gentlemen, under the direction
- Mrs. W. G. thompson.
Tomorrow Night-FareTell Benefit to ROBT.
MCHADE-great play OF BROWN.
Remember lsdies, mkt Saturday will be the
last grand Ma inse OF thesca o. on which oc-
casiOn viii be pres ntCdt the HIDDEN HAND.
SCALE OF PRICES-D.ess Circle Ind ParqueJJs,
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 50 Family Circle, SO
cents CoiOred Boxes, 20 csnts Colored Gal
lery, IS cents.
Doors open 81 quarter to ? O'Clock; curtain win
rise at 8 precisely. Box book open from 10
O'Clock am. to 5 pm.
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Main Street Business Property
At Auction.

ON SATURDAY MORNING MKT, MAYIst,
" at 10 O'clock We shall sell, on the premises,
a BUSl Ness U AND LOT, on Main
street, No. lOI, between Market and Winchester
plan IF Memph S. The lot has a front OF 81 feet
by 79H leet. This is exceedingly desirable
property, and will be scld to the highest bid
der FOX CASE ,as the "wner is about to leave
the city Tor the west. Title iaoispute bic.
MONSAHRAr, LANIER & CO,
9pZI AucfianearS.
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NEW ADvERTxsEM'NTs
Bankrupt sale If Real and Personal
p=enHrtE

In the matter Of Jason R. Willard, Bankrupt.
by virtue Of a general order of sale entered
ID 10y the tiatiicC Court OF the United States
Tor the List let of West Tennessee, in Bank
rup!cy, on the lSth day of December, A D., 1878,
l VIII prOceed u sell. ON
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CAPITALISTS, ATTEnTIOR
a RARE
FOR
PROFITABLE INVESTMENT

T OFFER FOR SALE TWO OF THE MOST
L central and eligible Stores ia Me uphis Sit
1ated on the west side OF Main street, between
279H and Isl in the Walker Block. Thee
sto es are brick, four ~ stories high, with TIN
roofs The upper s cries finished aud occupied
IS ofhees by good tenants. One OF these stores
Is under lease for tn &c years, which expires
January /, 1879, at $500 per snnum the other
at S2IOO; possession Of which may be had, il
required, on July !, 1863. The offices will MT
from siOtO 10 Sl5O0 per annnm This property
will be sold nee from all taxes and encum-
orances ~ to day OF slle. Title warranted.
II not disp rsed OF on private terms. viii be-
offered st public sale, May 10, 1869. For terms
apply to d j. GRIZZLY, AGENT.
No. Dis Shelby street, or LOck-box 3f3.
Also, tor sale, several HOUSES and LOIS on
Shelby street, bstw cen Union and Gayoso. ap.9
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DIED.

TULLY-On the 9Th inst, at his residence in
CofIeeville, Miss, JACOB A. FULLY, in the I'D
year OF his age.
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COOS ECONDSTREET-keep constantly on
.1tJO baud ths bsst Ice Cream and Soda
Water. Ny saloon has iGst been d ted mp in
superb style, and 1 would Ie f~ectfuiiy solicit
the patronage Of my old hienos ana tie public
generally epn
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The May number Of 7a0sEve Times q
Year is at hand. IL contains the usual
quantum OF essays and sketches, ro-
nance, poetry and reviews 81 current
hieIsture-b ing on the whole a very
readable mag zine.
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Cuppimg and Leechfng.

ORDERS for Cupping and Leeching left at
GUS. BIpPOLDS BARBER S8OD. No. II
Poplar Street, Corner OF Front Alley, Memphis,
Tenn will be promptly attended 10, by
ap29 w. C. WERNER,
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NEW ADvERT1sM'ENTs

MASONIC NOTICE ina a
vi officers and embers OF Pen RoY--M~
al Arch Chapt r No. p. are rq leSiei Xxx
10 attend a sTec'al c~snvOcaiion th'aIVN
evening, April 10Th, at ~ clock, f0I
work IN thu p. NJ. Vi. degree.
By o der OF JOHN ZENT, NJ. K. Fl. p.
b. M. LEVY, Secretary. ape
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They grow sixty n1urishiug orange
trees on su acre Of land in Southern
Ca lfornis3
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AUCTION.
At Auction.

DY W. II. PAssMoRE & Co, 2l SECOND
ID street. THIS MORNING. at 10 O'clock, Par
Tor and Bedroom Sc S Extension Tables, Car
pets etc. Also, one superior Spring Wagon.
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no THE PUBLIC
vERMs % sURguREPTION.

10 IHE
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
BAILY APPEAL, one o.
NEEKLY APPEAL, one e0r.~---.-..----... 100
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
9TdaSient advertisements having The run Of le
paper, FIRST Insertion 81 each S5sbSequesU Hlse7-
ton so cents per Square.
<duerfiseneats ia Want or Rent column, 10 cent
ger line each Insertion.
GoHthIy advertisements, IS for first and 81 for
zach additional square.
advertisements iassTtod al Intervals, 70 be charged
as SlelD each i~glSeTti953.
Aan0aIV embellishments inserted IN the SUNDAY
APPEAL wi3 be charged One-siIh 0ddftt0nGd,
Advertisements inserted ~ he W1 Oe
charged hGg0 Of DAILY rates.
Local Notices, ~ centS per tine pTSt taSe5tto", "so
I2% oeats per line per month.
An ErdnSseRf uGues Eiseqeas, nor yTon regular al
~tertiSeTS, MUST BE HkID FOk IN
a Square Is o. sPGSs occupied % stgh hnes o.
sO3id aonpdreiL
CORRESPONDENTS.
OorresOolGsaoe, on RlBac Eeells, solicited from
eegy pat Of he GATED States.
AENSLLE, REATING & co.
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MANHOOD.

TN The YOUNG AND hioINo 81 i;fa
y RATION, the vegetatve powers a.
srs etrong. but in few years now o;.,aS
pAfid hue, the lack lusire eye anu ,;aa,;o,' ~
brn, and the impossibility Of ape a r,
menfal effort, show its banetui Ipna Il, :,
soon becomes evident to the ma
some depressing influence rs cne. ,.. W. ue
;ve,opment of the body. Consumption Is 'a.heu
Of, and perhaps the youth IS rema ns 'rom
school and sent into the coI"'s! nis Is ohe
of the worst movements. Removed from or
binary diversions of the ever changing scenes
of the city, the powers OF the oooy 100 muca
enfeebled TO give zest to heaithiui ana rurai
exercise, thoughts are turned inward upon
themselves.
If the patent De female, the approach Oh
the menses Is looked tor with Anxiety. As the
hrst symptom IN which Natnre Is TO snow ger
-sasing power IN dihusing the circulation ane
visiting the cheek with the bloom OF heaith.
Alas increase OF appetite has grown by what
It fec on the energies OF the system are pros
gsted' and The. whole economy Is deransed'
The beautiful and wonderful period 10 which
body and mind undergo so fascinating change
from child to woman, is looked Tor in VAN !;
thc patients heart beeds in anxiety, and IAN
cie..the grave but waiting for its victim i.
arising from excuses or early indiscretion, at
Tended with the following symptoms: Indis.
position to, Exertion, Loss Of Power, Loss Of
Memory. Difficulty Of Breathing. General
Weakpess, Horror of Disease, Weak Nerves.
: TfenbEng. Dendful Horror Of Death. Night
.SSsats, Cold Feet. Wakefulness, pimness of
Vision, Languor. Universal Lassiiude OF the
Muscular System, Often Enormous Appetite
with Dyspeptic symptoms, Hot Hands, Flush
ing of the Body, DrIpess-ef- me SIR, rand
Countenn"Su go Eruphons on the Face ram
IN the BACK heaViness OF the Eyeids, FIRE.
fuently BLACK spots lying before the Ewes,
With Temporary Sufiusion and Loss OF sight,
Want Of Attention, Great Mobility. Restless
ness, With Horror OF Society. Nothing is
more desirable to such patients than Solitude,
ans nothing they more dread, Tor Fear OF
themselves no Repose OF manner, no Ear
freshness, no Speculate on, but hurried Tran
sition from one question to another.
a. - ssmptoms, il allowed to 60 nn--which
,a eot invariably removes-soon fol-
e.. LOSS OF Power, satuity, and Epile2tic
~ one which the patient may expire
Dunng the Superintend-nce of DR.. Wilson
y, SoaIed 70 two patients; reason had for time
~" mem, aud both died of epilepsy. They
VI ootn sexes, and about twenty years OF
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T III E
I HAnVESSxEER.

HARVESTER We would respect.
The offered to the farmers s
aains
70. @ s s.s you m hire ns dsa s,, doing
the M .ss % ss s they would .
we'll made durable fsreakase
Vi. ;: ss . all s s that they will be safe the following
WARRANTY.
u the l cut s,. 70 well made Of good material and .
pesn.sd binder. yin bind
When The machine . ii
. 1. %aa 1 fsd s and @ @ sss chi
s s' s ] % : Lexington. ss k:ass has
a H. s % al @ s ss @ e s
Certificates.
M r..e, bought os % % ] aqs ss.. s sss
s .. .s S a least a s % .s s. s s 's
'ss; ss 'as .ai a s
XRcaiB BALD" M 10 Sea
. Kansas Sept,
and sT' say ss cH %os. n @ G season ;
ss Sss s s s Hh ia hs . s
10, :; :; s sif
S % tis s s 1:: & %
,.sais com.
A. first os. LITTLE . n.s s, " but no" should
ns ss F % sSa where Ts s
heavy would bind Sasigh
past to the farmers buy
dior I'll ~, s.s
Marsh than -four
Ny
g. MORGAN wILLETTr
EAsLEYC REEK, NEsaaK Augl
an ass machine M ,s s nes a % y'T last
machine but machine
.st .s % :s ss s % The The
ground binding
is lost is from careless binders CHARLES vELLvICK
EMERSON Co.. Rockford.
and consider it far ahead
should be short saved
chine j. w. BEMIS
wHrrEC CLOUD Kansas, JAN o. 1861
MarhHa
day besides board trouble Of MURRAY
- CREEx,B owSCo KxAs,M March,
M " Salem Nebska-Ss-n
binding Marsh
and We dmucht bind
Cha. be two five take the number of ground
'''' gun " ''' ''A IL the harvest ''' WM H. WILSON
Receiving them by the
which they be bought
My Head Quarters will be at White Cloud Kansas
Any communication by mail will Salem
April b. ". RANSOM, Agent.
n.oo+ Ewo;<o,.o.& rLo Nuh:<. oI.,,I
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DENTISTRY.

TNHE subscriber would inform the ~
l. citizens Of Highland, White V1rO
Cloud, and vicinity. that he has resumed his
former practice Of Dentistry, and IL now rre-
pared to do all kinds of work, such as Ex-
TRACING, FILLING. and INSERTING
Teeth, from one to an entire set.
All work entrusted TO my care. win be done
in good. substantial, workman-like manner,
and warranted to give good satisfaction, or no
pay.
Office at my residence, one half mile north
Of Highland.
For the accommo lation Of the citizens OF
White Cloud. I may be found at the City Ho-
tel, on Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thursday Of
each alternate week, commencing May -, '68.
May IA. 1868. DAVID ALLEN.
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald.
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
OF fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will xeepit clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterioGs substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable.
healthy, and efectual
Tor preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
ha'r IS soon restored
to its original color
'oim the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair IA tbscG.
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Receiving them by the load furnish them the
which they can be bought
My Head Quarters will be at White Cloud, Kansas
Any communication by mail will reach Ssm Nebraska
April IT, b. ". RANSOM, Agent.
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HAIR DRESSING,

HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich glossy
lustre and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. Aver & Co.,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS.
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE $l.oo.
For sale by T. c. SHREVE. Druggist, White
C'ond. Kansas, and by all Druggists.
Nov. 5, ls6S-ly.
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| j NJ B + R !.

WE hrve reiitied the Mauck Saw Mill,
w and are now prepared tn fill all orders
for COTTONWOOD and WALNUT LUM.
Der of every description. LATH and PICK
ETS, at the shortest notice. A supply will
always be kept o. hand. and all bills filled
promptly tn order. Our prices are as low ~
can be found in this market
PALMER / ORION.
White Cloud, April /, 1869.
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QUANTITY %. QUALITY. HELuso.p's
ExrRAcr SAasAHAsILLA. The dose IL small.
Those .ho desire large quantity and large
doees Of medicine, ERR.
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SHINGLES!

THE undersigned is now manufacturing q
l. number one article, at his old stand, at
the lower end OF town. on the river bank, be.
low the UT ShinglsMil. All persons in want
of Shingles, will do well to give me call be.
fore gong elsewhere, as thev can make bet
ter bargain with me than other persons, both
in quality and quantity. as put up from 80 to
100 shingles in bunch more than any other
manufacturer. I win exchange shingles for
all kinds of grain, and give the market price
for the same. Load up, and come on.
My Shingles are always kept for sale by w.
d. Beeler 4 Sons, At their Lumber Yard, and
by A. C. Mills, on the Leves.
JAMES F. CLEMENSEN.
White Cloud, Nav 90, ls69-6m.
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HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT sARSAPA.
RILLA cleanses and renovatcs the blood, in.
stills the vigor Of health into the system, and
purges out the humors that make disetoc.
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EQUALIZATION Notice.
ATTACHMENT.

ABATEMENT.
Daniel Todd In Justices Court. before M.
Va. S.Mauck, J.P., of Iowa Town
3ohn Carter. } ship, Doniphan Co.. Kansas.
TOHN CARTER, Defendant, will take no.
q lice. that on the thirty first day of May.
A. d. 1863, an order of attachment was issued
In the above entitled action, for the sum of
Twenty. SIX Dollars and costs of this suit, BY
n. 6. Mauck, Ju.tice of she Peace, of the said
Township, and that said cause has been con-
tinued By said Justice to the sixth day Of July,
"A. D. 1869, at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ.
DANIEL TODD.
lane 10. ls69-3w. Prs fee, 50.
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Corn-Husklng.

No FARM crop is so liable to be neglect
ed as that of corn. 1t is usually put into
the shock in geod season, but the work of
husking and cribbing Is neglected to be
done at any time, and almost invaria-
bly, where this neglect is made, loss at
tends.
Corn now in the shock is fully cured,
and in good condition for storage During
the Indian Summer Is q good time for
husking, and the work should be pressed
forward until all the grain is cribbed and
the stalks properly bound and stacked or
shocked Avoid husking on very dry
days as the stalks will break up badly and
the best of the fodder be lost, besides all
farmers dread TO handle corn stalks when
they are dry SIS cinders, and they dis.
like as much 20 handle them when
they are wet and the ground son and
miry. Days will be found during fall
when everybody is in just the right con.
dition, and upon these days ali the forces
that can be easily obtained should be ap,
piled.
Where corn is allowed TO stand in the
shock until winter, the fodder as well as
the grain viii be more or less injured by
wet, as many of the shocks will become
twisted, or PROSTATE, 50 that water does
not find free course through, and mold
takes place. Besides this, it viii be noticed
that where shocks have been fora long
time exposed to the weather, the outsidos
are biackened, and almost worthless.
Now when huskmg has been done and
the fodder re-shoeked, that which is bright
is exposed and injured also, 50 that when
fed out nearly one half Of the stalks are
almost worthless
Ii Is n slow process IN haul corn Into the
barn, and do the husking there, as the
stalks get broken and interviewer SO that
twice the handling is required that there