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THE EUROPE.AN M.4RKETS.
This Evenings Market Quotations.

This Evenings Market Quotations.
By Atlantic Gable.
LONDON, June 14-Evening. for money
Illinois Central, 81. ~
PARIS June 1.-the Bourse closed firm Rentes,
71'30f
LIVERPOOL, June IA Evening closed
quiet; uplands, 1l&d.; Orleans, 12d. Sales to-day
10000 bales.
Iallow, s4s Sd. Naval Stores quiet.
LONDON, June 14-Evening.-Lnseed OIL e31 80. ;
Petroleum dull at Is. ED. for refined; 1O15d. for
Spirit.
ANTWERP, June 14.-Petroleum closed nrmer
at4T1f.
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FROM CANADA.
Another Duel

BUFFALO, June 14.-A duel was fought at
Lundy's Lane, Canada, on Sunday, between the
editor of Spanish newspaper in New York
city and Cuban whose name is suppressed.
The latter was shot through both legs, and was
brought over to the International Hotel, at
Riagara.Fall where he is confined to bed by his
wounds, which are serious. The duel was caused
by an article in the Spanish newspaper of New
York city styling the native Cubans as towards.
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PAIN PAINT,

MnNi 5i TO show crazy fool,
yV1. ahu What be said and done.
VINO used razor as the tool
~ measure round the sun.
He heat furnace very hot
n. Bld then with water All
10 freeze some ice upon tbo sno.
Tie worked with all his will.
One day he found his house op 6ro
lie run for turpentine.
hT poured ~ on, u hamed the higher.
To quench was his design.
This man for children had no lack
Insane was every son;
And, by the way, his daughters act
All crazy, every one.
When burnt they ran for turpentine.
with cam0hor added too;
Mixed II vita cayenne pepper fine.
And nothing else will do.
II costiveness their bowels bake.
- They swallow pills more dry;
Yes, powders too they gladly take,
VI common sense arc shy.
When raging fever racks their frame.
Like mad dogs they will run
away from water into flame,
Dig bhsters raise for fun.
dose they drink for pain in head.
:, n dose they drink for feet
Nor know they mediate instead
wen parts with sick complete.
Add something hotter still:
ffrttdftOus are the laws
Ot tools and their selfwill.
How mad! how foolish and how blindi
The reader will declare:
Ana yet now many folks we find
10 TINS old man are heir.
PAN PAINT will cure them. eperv one.
IL they will only dare
To call at Hundred Eighty.ono-
lis Ttee ON Chatham square.
We will eonripce our readers. too.
We don't add fire to flame
Irritation will not do,
lis ignorance and shame.
WoLCoTT's PAIN PAINT, the smallest size
VIII fifty oaraches oure
WIN quickly heal the sOrest eyes,
A trial proves IL sure.
But Rheumatism Oh for shame.
Has reason left your head
a great big surface, sore and lame;
Yet buy small size instead.
Deep sores or cancers quickly heal.
Keep inflammation down,
With cloths well wet, how cool il feels
When PAIN PAINT free abounds.
Half of the sense you daily use
In business life affairs
Will place you right then don't abuse
PAIN PAINT when LACK impairs.
The pores will ope and drink PAIN PAINT,
Absorbents fill with ease;
Restore the weak, the sick, the faint,
The greatest skeptic please.
Evaporation cools the place
AS Inflammation flies;
Hot blood at the absorbent's base
Makes PAINT in vapor rise.
'Tis thus PAIN PAIEr removes all doubt;
Removes the very cause
by pumping inflammation out;
On this we rest our cause.
A cut, a cancer or burn,
LumbaRo or gOut
Has inflammation, and we learn,
PAIN PAINT will pump it out.
"Tis simple as twice two are four,
a child can see the plan;
Take inflammation from sore,
II heals, for nature can.
PAIN PAINT, it's virtues none can tell;
'Tls like the magic wire
That talks beneath the oceans swell,
Or engine snorting fire.
'Tis new, and never known before;
Let doctors all deride,
'Iis free to all, an open door,
The public can decide.
Hyou will come to Chatham square,
One hundred eighty.one,
1t can be tested this is fair,
And pain will soon be gone.
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LEGAL INTELLIG ENCE.

u. s. District COurt-Jud0e Cadwalader.
This morning the two cases OF property claimed
by Henry c. Robinson and Charles III. Green, which
were informatiOns of forfeiture, were submitted
without evidence, and verdcts for claimants were
taken.
The jurors were discharged until Monday, June 2S.
Court of Quarter SessiOns-Judge Ludlow.
There were quite lack of business in court this
morning. there being but one prisoners in the dock
number of constables made their returns, which,
however occupied but short time.
Mary Feathersmith was acquitted of a charge OF
assault and battery and the remainder OF the morn
ing was taken up with a petty malicious-mischief
case.
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NUDE YOUNGSTERS boys were arrested yes
terday at Coates street wharf, Delaware dsport-
ing themselves in the muddy waters OF that river,
contrary to the statutes OF the city, which guard
modesty to the prejudice of cleanliness.
FLOAT YOUR FLAGs.-Hs Honor Mayor Fox re-
quests the citizens generally the masters of vessels
in port, and also those in charge of the public build
ings, to display their flags in honor of the Knights
Templar demonstration tomorrow.
BITTEN BY A DoG.-Iizzie Wilson, a child three
years OF age was bitten in the hand this morning by
dog, supposed to be mad, at No. 239 Queen street.
The animal killed Immediately after by Sergeant
Whalen.
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The big Prince Of the little State of Monaco has
banished French poet "for having meddled with
the affairs OF State and caused trouble in the
uy"
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THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR WILL FIND A
Il splendid assortment of white kid gloves for the
parade and ball, 81 pair at Mrs M. A. BINDERS No
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SERVED ARIGHT.-Oficer James Riley. OF the
seventeenth district has been "dockedH 1--WE days
pay Ior sitting on eellaTdoOT instead OF patroling
his beat,
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MIsHAP.-A man named j. j. Eyers was either
thrown or fell from a car Of the Fifth and sixth
streets line, at Sixth and Brown streets Yesterday
and broke his leg. He was removed 20 his home, al
No. 4O2 Ranstead place
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IN IRoUBLE.-Poiceman Thomas Iisk came very
near getting a drubbng yesterday al the hands OF
one Edward Mccain, at Fourth and Shippen streets,
but finally succeeded in turning the tables on the
the latter by sending him below i ~ Va
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SAD CAsUALTY.-This morning, between and 10
O'Clock, while Philip Smith, aged thirteen years. and
Arthur Wolf, aged twelve years, were playing in
cellar on Locust street, near Fifteenth they both
fell into well. Before the former could be rescued
he was drowned. A Mr.. Hugh Harkins, happening
near 10y, pulled the latter from the water in time to
save him. The body OF Smith was removed to the
residence of his parents, on Dugan street. below
Spruce. and the Coroner notified to hold an innnest
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Winter Goods.

whitley & Truit have just received large
stock of cheap and desirable winter goods,
which they are selling OF at very low rates.
Give them a call soon if you wish first choice.
Their stock is the largest and most complete to
be found in Emporia, consisting, in part, OF
cloths, cassimeres, staple and fancy dress goods
of all styles and prices, staple and fancy dry
goods, notions, hoods, nubias, scarfs, shawls
and cloaks, ladies' furs, at 50 TO S12 per set,
gents fur gloves, and collars, hats and caps,
boots and shoes, and ready made clothing,
such as fine beaver, cashmere and other fine
suits, to tit all, both great and small; also =
large stock of overcoats at all prices from six
to thirty dollars; also full'line OF camiiy gro
cerieS.
They offer great Inducements t. traders and
large dealers from the country. They also
agents for the Lawrence Wooden Factory. and
have large stock of yarn, blankets, jeans
flannels. tweeds, coverlets, &C., &c.
Remember the place, the old stone corner.
If
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Lehnhard is closing out his stock Of hats an
caps and gloves at cost
Town Exnress.

Suitable teams and carriages for light and
heavy transportation win be in the streets Of
EmpOria or in the subscribers yard in tbs
rear of the Exchange Building for the accom-
mediation of the EmporIa trade and for al
who may need such service.
The patronage of the public is desired.
The teums may be found ut half past II
o'clock aud O'Clock in the afternoon at any
other hours when the service may be required
All orders left at my house will be promptly
attended to. ". 4. Ella.
ISah .lR
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Official.
OFFICE OF THE u. S. Assessor OF
INTERNAL REVFNIrF

OFFICE OF THE U. S. Assessor OF
INTERNAL REVENUE,
LAWRENCE, KANSAS, April l, 1859.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Annual
IN List of a assessments for the Fifth Division,
comprising the counties of Lyon, Greenwood,
Butler, Chase, Morris. Marion and Mcpherson,
will be subject to objection and appeal on the
18th day of April at the Office of +. G. Hunt,
Assistant Assessor, in the town Of Emporia.
ALI cases of alleged erroneous or excessive
assessment will be heard and determined al
that time. Appeals must be in writing, and
must specify the particular cause, matter OF
thing respecting which decision il requested.
and must also state the ground or matter CON.
planned Of T. j. STERNBERG,
1l-1w U. S. Assessor District of Kansas.
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VILLAGE TRUsTEEs.-At the election here
last Monday the following named gentlemen
were elected village Trustees for the ensuing
year: b. T. Wright, Asa Gillett, VIM. Clapp.
Richard Thomas and Jacob Stotler. About
lS6 votes were polled. A ticket was run in
favor Of licensing the sale Of liquors, which
received IS votes. The new Board met on
Tuesday and organized by electing Jacob
Stotler, Chairman. j. II. Mills, Clerk, r. b,
Hurst, Treasurer and T. johnson, Marshal.
There Is In the hands of the village and coun-
~ about $1,000, which is to be expended on
public improvements.
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Fresh Garden Seeds.

Orders by mail containing the retail price
10 cents for small papers, 10 to 4Oc each for
large ones) and postage. will receive immedi-
ate attention, and the articles mailed d.
rected or the money refunded with an explain
alton, by next post. Orders solicited, and be
sure and give Post Office address distinctly, SO
that we may make no mistake.
B. I. WRIGHT.
Dealer in Hardware, (near the Court House,
13-tf Emporia, Kansas.
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Ton Snln
Photographic.

B. +. CARD takes this means to inform the
citizens of Lyon and adjoining counties that
he has just received new stock ofPhotOgraph-
ic material, consisting in part of Gem Box,
for taking six pictures at one sitting; large
stock of Gem Cards, Envelopes, &C.; Frames,
Oval, OctagOn and square, from carte de visite
to I2x14 inches in size, consisting of Rosewood
and gilt, gilt walnut and gilt, walnut and oak,
and some of those beautiful Diatiie Frames, a
new material, beautiful in design and emboss-
ing. Also, new and beautiful styles of Card
Mounts, Cases, Gilt Ovals and Paper Mats.
Thanking the public for past patronage, and
with increased facilities for doing better and
cheaper work, he hopes to be able to please
both in regard to quality and price, all who
may favor him with a call. 1915
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NEW DRUG SToRE.-Dr. W. W. Hibben re-
turned from the East this week, where he
purchased . stock Of drugs and medicines for
the firm Of Hibben & Jacobs, who will in a
few days open a store in the room lately occu-
pied by J. L. Caiterson, rs hardware store.
We have no doubt but that Drs. Hibben & ia
cobs will be n popular firm with our people,
and will do q heavy business.
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Nov Gnnds at Gihsnn,s.

I am now receiving lot of new goods-dry
goods, groceries, hardware etc., etc. A choice
lot Of stoves, plows-stirring, breaking and
shovel-are among the list. 1 also keep stow,
furniture to sell separate from the stoves Cal
and see my stock. J. d. GIBSON.
Americas, April 7, 1869. 1917
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Come and See-One and All.
Our new rot OF wall paper, window paper,
window shades (linen rustic and oil), station
cry, school books; show lease articles, confec-
tionery, nuts, &C.. with which to paper the
wallis, the windows, curtain, school. and
please the children, and you will be certain TO
find prices lower than ever before, at the
Emporia Book Store 1915
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Bonum Vinum BOnum sangui-

BOnum ViRum BOnum Sangui-
mem Fecit!
DIR. H. Schroeder, the celebrated German
Vineyardist, offers for sale his entire stock OF
S,OOO, 900 grape vines and cutting of the best
varieties at reduced prices, to Kansas fruit
growers. Will receive good and well selected
land or town lots In exchange for nursery
stock. For particulars address
DIR. H. SCHROEDER,
5-tf Bloomington, Illinois.
Bohemian Toilet Sets,
French Wax Boxes, Jewel Baskets, Fine Pei
fmeries, and Imported Brushes, at
BATES & PERLEY's.
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MASONIC.

EMPoRIA LODGE. no. IL, A. f. 4 A. NJ
meets Al their hall on the Thursday Of or next
preceding the full moon Of each month, and ey.
cry two weeks thereafter. Master Nasons In
good standing are cordially invited 70 attend
A. R. BANCROFT. MN.
y-EsR. BANCROFT SECS.
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For sale.

One No Clark Sorgho Machine Co.'s Cross
cut Saving Machine and Horse Power; suita-
bic for saving shingle blocks, &c. and running
a shiugle machine. One good, stout buggy,
wood work new. I would take shingles and
lumber in payment. miles north of Emporia.
I4-tf J. M MILLER
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Misses M. M. Dixon s. r.. PaisI

Respectfully call the attention Of the ladies of
Emporia and vicinity to their large new stock
of Millinery. which they are selling at remark
ably low prices. The greatest variety Of STYLES
ever brought to this place. Call and examine
for yourselves.
to order. 1927
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Two hack loads Of Welsh arrived here on
Wednesday morning. A large number Ofthese
people are settling in this vicinity, and we
have no better class Of citizens than they. We
are glad to see them come. because they are in
dustrIous and enterprising.
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METALLIC CLOTHES LINE.--See advertise
ment Of the metallic clothes line in another
column. This article Is now attracting good
deal Of attention, and is said to be just the
thing to supersede the miserable rope lines,
which ought to have been declared q public
nuisance many years ago. Nervous and impa-
tient gentlemen, no more swearing on wash
day. Two things save us from-putting up a
clothes line or stove pipe, after the joints have
once been taken apart. Campbell & Co. can
put us down for a string of metallic.
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customers.

TOWNSHIP OFFIcERs.-At the election on
Tuesday the following officers were elected in
Emporia township: Trustee, A. r. Bancroft;
Clerk, John Morris; Treasurer, John Bay;
Justices, Z. Borton and f. 6. Hunt; COnsta-
bIes T. johnson and d. l.. Clark.
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Any person wanting to purchase nice resi-
dence in town cheap will notice the advertise
Inent Of II. C. Clark in our local notices. 1t
will only be offered at the figures named for q
few days. There Is q bargain in IL.
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DIR. Morris

Goods have arrived, and he is now ready for
professional business. His Office lie over New
man & Houghton's store. The Doctor prepares
a specific remedy for the cure of Fever and
Ague, which is never known to fail; also Anti
Bilious Pills, a sure preventative of the Ague
by correcting the stomach and liver. Mixture
and Pills 500. 1875
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no ,vN AND COUNTRY.
NEW ApyERrlsHMENrs.

Trees for eyerybody-M. 8. Piper; Saws
Thos. Armor; sand-Alva Townsend; Horses
--Stilman Smith and Hinshaw Bros; U. 8.
Assessors notice; Partner wanted; New
GOOds-G ibson, Of Americas; two uew farms
In RahdHll's list; Lost--Cols Plumb; Metallic
Clothes Line-Campbell & Co.; House for sale
H C. Clark; Hannibal & 81. Joseph Rail-
road; Millinery--Misses Dixon q Paisley;
Sherifrs sale; strayed-Noyes Spicer.
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CArrLE.-Several cattle buyers have been In
this vicinity In the past few days, to make pur-
chases. Cattle are scarce and high. Our farm
ers, its seems to US, ought to raise more stock
Cattle are always in demand here at good
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Wanted.

A partner with cash capital Of from $20J
to $500 to put into business that is now pay.
ing from $40 to S15 per day, and can be made
to pay from $15 to $25. Address Box A,
I5-tf Americas Kansas.
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Pnckef-RnnL I.nst-

Containing fifteen dollars in money, several
postage stamps, and some aeeOunts-between
Emporia and my residence. The finder will be
literally rewarded by leaving it at this Office
or my residence.
1915 DAVID ROTH.
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G. BOWMAN,

c. BOWMAN,
Merchant Tailor, Topeka, Kans.
Keeps large stock of the most fashionable
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &c.
Which he offers to make up at Eastern prices,
anda perfect fit guaranteed, or no sale. His
cutter is Mr.. j. v. Hart. formerly Cutter with
w. E. Sutlif & Co., of Lawrence, Kansas.
He also keeps fine line of Ready MADE CIo-
thing, Hats, Caps, and Gents Furnishing
Goods. I2-I
LEHNHARD has large lot of horse collars
which he is selling awful cheap.
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J. II. Miller brought US some nice apples
from HIS cellar last Saturday. They were most
~ Winesaps, and were in good condition and
finely favored They Woald have made J. n.
C.Is mouth water.
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waskey and Hurst are receiving the largest
stock of dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes,
hats and caps, groceries, notions, ever brought
to southern Kansas, direct from New York, the
head of the market, and we ask everybody to
call and examine our stock and prices and sat
isfy themselves that 16s Commercial Street is
the place to invest their money TO the best adj
vantage. wASKEY & HURST.
set Sept 18th 1858.
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w anted.

All those who are indebted to me to come
forward at once and PAY UP, as must and
will havemonev, and all who fail to make pay
ment on or before the Doth of April, the proper
steps will be taken for collection.
I4-16 E. A. PATTERSON.
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LOST.

In the Cottonwood river, ut the Davis ford, the
Hind Wheels belonging to two-horse lumber
wagon. The finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving them at the subscribers, in EmpO-
ria. A. L. PAIGE.
March 31st, 1859. I4-tf
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Col. Goss called a few minutes this week.
He was on his way to Junction City, where he
viii take charge Of the Land Office ofthe South
ern Branch Railroad Co. His resignation Of
Register Of the u. s. Land Office ut Humboldt
took effect April 1st- He has the reputation
Of being one Of the best officers ever in that
Y,oaiffon
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NEW EsTABLIsHMENT.-J.S s. Mcmillan &
Co., newcomers from Illinois, will, lin a few
days, open a stock Of groceries, boots and shoes
and hats in the new post office building. Due
notice will be given when they are ready for
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QUARTERLY MEETING.-Elder c. R. Rice
will hold Quarterly meeting at Emporia, April
10th and 18th. Service Saturday, ut p. N
The public are invited 20 attend.
L. NJ. HANCOCK.
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SEED OATS.
shGno choiee seed oat

Those wishing choice seed oats of Black or
Barley varieties, and Hungarian seed. can be
accommodated by calling on the undersigned.
mmedi ately, one-half mile east of Emporia.
lila ANDREW HINsHAw.T
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The Down Train, last evening, bro't
Newman a. EHOughtOn a large and
fresh stock of groceries. Call and see them.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Broke Loose and Strayed.
A dark bay Mare with saddle and briddIe on.
Any person returning the same TO. Soyes
Spicer will be amply paid for their services.
15-1t
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We received a call this week from DIR. SUIT
ton, Of Indiana, who Is about TO locate In
Americus, where he win open drug store
and practice medicine.
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LOST.

On the Cottonwood Falls road, and probably
between Toledo and Emporia, on sunday last
pair Of new Fur Gloves. Will suitably
reward the finder.
F15 ID u TT TyNIp
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]. Fl. Wyatt, deft.
TIME defendant. J. III. Wyatt, Of the State Of
Il Missouri, whose special place Of residence
is unknown TO this piaiuti6l will take noticr
that the plaintiff, Nelson " hittlesey, of the
county Of Lyon and State Of Kansas, did, ON the
18th day Of March. A. d. 1853. die his
petition in the District Court in and for said
county of Lyon against the said defendant set
ting forth that said deiendanE, principal,
did execute and deliver. At EmpoIia. on the
3Oth day of Sept, 1883, to one Mrs z. Trask. .
certain promIssory note for the sum Of Si22. 80
payable on the 1st day Of December, 1885, which
note was endorsed by said plaintiff IS security,
and said note Wss paid by said plaintiff on &C
count e said defendantPs falling @ Pay e. pc
had a9reed, and aaid Wyatt 3 fuFtheG 1oef6ed
that Al order Of attachment and garnfahmeat
has heea Issued in this actiQR and =. = SpEtoz
has been saed win nodes o. exrnilnE3sne
and PeaqiEed zte- apsHefsae the Hext tam 9.
said conf and 1eEd pl1gntdR pf1zs Ju4gnas1l
against 80 A&alts SD 81 soeethsl
E1:h ipseEs lea.a ;sst 49, 49, 8. =
Is rsslire4 . espezE and a1sNeF ssid petition
an or kaknEe fhe 21st day Of Nay, 16desseE tbe
zpeEitian VII be taken As true aud iudEnzesl
Fendefed eofdingiy. He CROSS:
"a, 1sssg s~sN sly
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House and Lot for Sale,

A small frame house containing rooms, cor
ner 6th avenue and Union street. VIII be sold
cheap. Price. $50.
IS II. c. CLARK.
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There Is great demand for lime here now.
Several houses are waiting on this account.
why don't some Of our lime burners supply
the wantf asaa
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