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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-06-27

STATE OF KANSAS, l..
LHAvEywORTH COUNTY.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
Of the state of Kansas sitting in the county Of
LeavenWouh:
Frederick A. shower, plaintiff.
Charles +. shower. Edward +. Shovel,
and Thomas b. shower, defendants. !
You, the above named Charles F. shower, Ed.
ward T. shower and Thomas b. shower, end each
Of You, are hereby notified, that you have been
shower, In the above mentioned court, and that
said plaintiff has fled his petition in said court,
against you in the above entitled setion and that
YOU mus, answer said petition. on or before the
NTH day Of August, A. d. 1872, or said petition
will be taken as true and judgment rendered ne
cordipsly, of the following nature to Wit:
and aid pisinti respective interests in that cer-
tain tract Of land situate lying and being In the
city Of Leavenvorth. In the county Of iesven,
worth and State Of Kansas, which is bounded and
sf the northwest corner Of the north half Of the
northeast quarter Of the northeast quarter Of sec
ton number two (2l Of township number nine ~,
south On the vest line Of said tract ten chains
thence east the south line Of said tract thirteen
and 1000 chains; thence north parallel to the
vest lire thereof We and 51s-1500 chains; thence
vest parallel 70 the south line thereof four md
5s&.i000 chains; thence north four and $4,000
chains 70 the north line OF said sestion thence
west on the north he thereof eight and e56-ivV0
chails to the place Of beginning, containing esvsn
and ls54-lO000 acres, and ajiudse and determine
that said plaintiff is the LEGAL owner in fee simple
Of an undivided fve-eighth part Of said tract Of
land and that each Of said Defendants Is the legal
owner in fee simple Of an undivided one-eiShth
part Of said tract Of land, and direct partition
thereof to be maze accordingly, and appoint three
commissioners 70 make partition Of said tract Of
land among the said ietsndsnts and said plaintiff
into the requisite number Of shares that Is. into
four shares, il sach partition can be made without
manifest injury and further order and adjudse
that IL such partition cannot be made, that the
commissioners shall make valuation AID aPpIaise.
nent Of said tract Of land
And said court will, from time to tine, make
and render such other and further ordsrs and
judgments in said action shall OF may be OF be-
Come necessary or proper.
Dsied 1t Learenvor City, fsn.ss, this 25th lay
of Jure, A u. 1:72.
CLOUGH WHEAT,
iupe2Iv.. Atiorney. for Plaintiff.
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BOSTON.

RresSAens Grant and Party In nosten.
BosroN, June 25.-Pesident Grant &C
companied BY Mn. Grant, Secretary Fish
and wife, Gen. Babcoek and ladies, arrived
in this city this afternoon. A committee,
headed BY the United States Marshal, c.
corted the President to his hotel, where a
large crowd were assembled. The reception
was wholly informal. The Lancers escorted
the President 10 the COLISEUM.
The Programme to-day includes all the
foreign bands, distinguished soloists, ard 8
full choru. and orchestra.
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As suxo N reaAcs osxxIkr.

Tell ne, ye winged u1nAs
That round CSaPpequa ~,
which will b nexS President,
Ulysses Grslt, OIL
Oh, tell me, vfIl Dwell within the White Hoass
WIN ali the nation vote for M iron ssss ,a -su I:
1he loud wind dviadlsa 70 . whisper lo-.
And sighed 3or Flty - Il answered ''Se-''
Tell ne, ny heosst nso,
JET Davis, Schurz and Tip.
Oh will there b . slip
Between The cup and Up
Yes, by your oxa great hops. to sinths Aishsss
Oh ieil me II ysu think viii the s1es grsee
These fafthfal fSir wess svore In vhlspen 1ow,
And answered In chorus, ''No, !" ''Ne," Ne"
Aid thou, soreness moon,
Who eivest light to the SCS.
Is not nv triumph here
But only just begun
Will nSt the boys and men. cid eests and Ehits
Old n.efsi.: sas cid boots, and sA;niy ss.a gay
hair
The moon, upon the author famed Of What !
Looked colby down. aad sase1.ag answer ono. I"
Oh good Rspublicars,
Will you forsake NE nos
Will you to Z. g. 6nnt
In humble homsge bow
And best loved Oounocz1ts, VIII yo2 41oteer Ean
Put up for President, and lect hin II you can
Both parties elared with equal bitternen
AMI both together screamed the fatal ''fes p'
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SHERIFf'S SALE.

cs saA1 q y I-. Hassaa.
In the District CssFt OF the Firs Juasiai District
Of the state Of Kansas, sitting ip and for Le1yep
worth County in said State.
The Metropolitan Building and
Loan Association, Corpora
ton duly Organized under The
laws Of the stats Of Kansas, S..s &c .s:y
Plaintiff,
Richard q. Fling snd Mary z.
Fling, his wife, Defendants.
DY VIRTUE OF A SPECIAL EXECUTION 10
ID me directed and delivered, issued out Of the
District Court Of the FTst Judicial District Of the
State Of Kansas, sitting iu and fo1 Leare0 vortk
Ceu1ty in said State, snd Of the Judgment rem
dsged In the above entitled sction, viii ca Satuz
day, the lSth day Of July, A. d. 1877 n . clock
p. m, Of saia dag, at the Court House deer il the
Caty Of lesvenvorth, IN the County aud state
Aforesaid oasr at public sale and sell 70 the highest
hiddss, for cesi IN hand, the fsllovino described
traet Of land. situate. lying apd eng IN The
nansly: Lot number sixteen Us), n block mum
bsF thirty four (s& In Clark and kees Addition to
The CITY Of Lssve1vosth g described On The plat
Of aid Additiou Of record In the Office Of tie Re
eistsg Of Deed in and 10y Lssvenvorth County and
ssii property, to be SOLD as commanded b. the
said special Execution aud in pnnsanee Of said
yudGasut. THOMAS LEONARD.
sheriff
shsria's Oese. Is4,sa~eI,t City, june 4.t.
A. d. 1872.
4. y. HIssA.. Asr7 ia.Pra. jaass
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ROUGH ON HORACE.

TieRhilosopher who was selected by the
Cincinnati Convention rs anybody to beat
Grant has to taks it On all side, but the
latest and mos, palpable hit is made by the
Boston Tare,'er, 10 ths effect that one Of the
reasons for which C2ri eehurz is silent on the
Greeley.eues;ion is supposed to be the belief
On bis part Ia; the A1eman Of Chappa9ua
is ineiisibie . oEice, because in all the am.
nesty bills passed h- Congress for the re-
moral Of political disabilities, the name Of
Horace Greeley doss net appear. His vol.
uBiary sdv;ce and encouragement which lie
gave 10 the seceeding States, nov counts
against Lin, for as matters stand no person
can hold AIRY oifi,e whatsoever, who can not
make osth that he has never given any and
or eountensnce, counsel or encouragement to
parties engaged in avowed hos,ilities against
shs Government Of The United States, and
thai he has never vet aided O. Voluntarily
supported any pretended government, au-
thority, power or constitution within the
United States, hostile os inimiczl thereto.
II is weli known that Horace Greeley car
not, vithou: peiury, Subscribe 10 such an
oath, and his ineligihiiity TO the presidential
o&ce IA therefore an estabfished fact
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THE GREAT ORGAN.

A good many people suppose that
the monster organ which is doing
the lofty and voluminous swelling
and blowing for Gilmore at the
present great jubilee, is the same "big or
Gan, that We heard and read 80 much abou:
. few yean ago. But this is not the case;
The instrument now being used vas built ex'
pressly for this occasion, by Messrs. J. Il.
Wilcox & Co., of Boston. The capacity Of
theinstrument is abou, double that
of the one built under Mr..
Wilco1's direction for the musicsl
festival Of 1869, and is contained in q space
about thirty feet wide, by twenty feet deep
the loftiest pipe extending 70 a height OF
forty-three feet from the gallery base. The
only portioa q The Instrument encased i
that below the top of the sound-board-every
pipe except those in the swell, being viaible
from the auditorium. The largest pipes of
the iirst manual are placed at the ends and
back of the organ chea-the smaller pipes
extending tosards the ceater-apd the stops
grading from rear 70 front IN their order OF
descent in the scale. Some idea Of the voa-
ume and pressure regulate for supplying the
atmospheric requirements Of the intruuents
may be gained by the statement that while .
pressure of two to four inches gil ordinary
church organs of average capacity, at least
sixteen inches. pressure is needed TO gill this
instrument when the full organ is required.
The key desk Of tvo hanks, is plsced over
the main entrance, for chorus and orchestra,
sixty feet removed from the organ chest,
With which it communicates BY reversed &C
ton, aided by pneumatie Levers, applied to
both manuals and pedaia The economy Of
power in manipslasio. thus obtained Is pro-
billy Er.aser dan that hersofose scquired
on any ipstrument YET built. Very Little has
been done in the way of ornanenistion, the
aranEeuesa Of The pspes in sy0etrioa'
manner sut6cing for all artistic effects de-
.;re1
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KANsAs.

A fey days a1o there Vas 4 furious
thunder ,iorm ,iosn IN the .sNatiou." some
eighteen miles south of this; and thereabouts
are various and sundly cattle hefds. Among
these is herd Of about 700 head, belonging
to Col. Bristol. Well, the lightning e0
amongthem, and they beng unProsecssd ~
lightning rods, II scattered them around IN
very familiar way; one OF NEE oiont ges
up any more. A horseman VINO Was care,
FULLY Watching over mem was uheon9d snc
Tor long time could NOT be convinced not
that he Was aeao; IL IS HPotisI, Wv. . Sol'
1rlsto' VII c,!eI I' It'll ~. =. I ~ IT.
'aSoD o.o .nsl 'H .n ~I %;dns .s , , :.
liner aIe>A nsy - 30. y
"gh1nihs'- "'efe''.e"ee .'.p'
IA species OF mineral paint p!oeoencee
cy adopts 70 ce fed GcnIe NM 80 ' TOUT" - !.
!. s,nEo,ed !, vijl tbere vill be no md 10
,s5 Ans etc TIE vein i haven three
- Co.. e.. ,h;ck md ,he .,nnlv spnes,, "a
~ ;no-hau.,;hjs n h,. been sronnd and
- n .,tSc;.,, on.n,;tv m s1nerinent
.nd :. n,ovsr m h. . v,rv good .rticle Of
paint, showing we'll on wood, and in all
probability valuable for the purpose Of paint
ing buildings like shops, barns, depota, &C.
Steps will be taken to test it, utiiity.-Cosa-
ell Grvrc Democrat.
Cd n r An,bonv il strouelv talked
If -, Conorsss in different Darts OF he STATE.
The Colonel vould undoubtedly make No.
! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ne.s.
~ A.. AZ. ~, NIB. and n,
VV.i,o, ,n.1a . s.Ie Of some SS 600
.or;h If csttie . f.v DAYS aimee. Mr.. B.
WcDove,l sold twenty. three cows and calves
a. so,u. n,,,;a. moving ve.tvard. Ni said
that . cbeese f.ctorv Is soon to be started on
The S.Iomon.-Ibid
VAC - ,o.. ~ o.,,. ,....a
n D co., w;ch;,.
mere ." sne a - 80 .I;..I w. nn1.r.
tne INC nis. aays " III All 80" md m.
s'aha tne MARY. = .a.' :. s luz 800 - No..
he!defs nave oiGcls Nv " '"'P
en''- I"p"'o 1''
The L. L. 4 G. road shipPed from this
place last night six car loads Of the largest
cattle We have seen Of the Texas and osher
Wild breeds; Inc! Ie'ons =; ~ lin. u eo.S H.
1891 TEn;on
"o,' "'o''' ''" "a
snort nme slnee 'na" . vi" "sIa e ~.
hfoucn eiotMng ',1ls ~ ..H 80 !.
plum colored coat AIooca 70. 0oT ~ q.
green coat ana na9 the @.n ~ vn.
.sa an ,,sa'' .-.. ,t ninm'coIor Km,ch
81, al. Ca s.'S ~ hInno cotnro "PIum Up
Wy %. .su . SIS -, r,n No f,oi -
ssXs =. LID Ero,,ct "Jose cnst w. male
Won a. Hmm, vas preenp'-Neosho Falls I'D.
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sSUW MICA =:

The Troy, New York, Pre-, Democratic,
while demsniing fsom Mr.. Greeley = show
Of bis r publican strength, says: he
D unocra;s would hayeno objection to adopt
ing Mr.. a ans, but the adoption OF the Lib
e.sl ricke, as !, now stands would drive away
a good many Democrats, some OF whom VIII
no, vote at ali, and few others will vote for
Grant fo- revenge. Mr.. Greeley mus, show
tha! he can bring TO his support at least dou-
ole he number Of Democrats which he will
drive away from the party; for il line Demo-
cratic party must again be defeated, IT will
undoubtedly decide TO be found dead in its
own clothes. For tie coroner to find II.
c." on its shirt-collar would he exceedingly
mortifyiog to the friends Of Tie deceased"
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NHO?

The Buffalo ErFress reasons after tins man
ne. with the New York Nation: Tie Ma
tisa, in a pathetic article on "M nal ihish'
haze bsen al Cincinnati" wants to Know
VII, the only man was whom CHS he'sro-
geneous mass Of discomfort ooa'd rest on
and sageiy replies to itself, Why Charles
Francis Adams, OF course" The editor OF
the Nation ought to know; he was there and
we were not, ard he is discontenied. Bu'
we venture to say not Charles Francs Adj
ans by apy means. The Nation must know
ths. large par, Of The unpleasant 'mass,
alluded 10 Is made up Of a class Of men who
would chose Adams las, Of all, for he could
not be used Greeley, they knew WE'LL can
he made 10 serve their purpose. Inns dis
reputable clement CT the "mass evidently
captured the Cincinnati Convention, and
sIea,e tl,ese teas"
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Sherif's Sale

STATE OF KANSAS,
County Of Lsavenvor,b,
In the District Couri OF The Firsi JadoiAi District
Of the State Of Kansas, sitting in aud for Ieiv-
enIorfh County in said State
Joha W. sprsi,ey, Piaiutif,
vs.. Ease ~. issJ.
Isaac Francis and Mary
Francis, Defendants.
DUBIIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
i under and by virtue Of the Judgment render.
ed in the entitled action In and by the above
named Court, and Of Q special Execution issued on
said Judgment, viii on Monday. the 3oth day
Of July, a. u. 1874, At IL o'cloek q. NJ, Of said
day II the Court House door in the City Of Law
enwortb. in the County and state Aforesaid, offer
At public sale1Dd sell sepaately to the highest bid.
der for cash In hand each ofthe following described
tracts situate, ing and beingin the County
Of Leayenw orth and State Of Kansas, namely: Lots
number SIX (6l and seven "a, in block number
sixty co., in the original plat OF the City Of Leav
enworth in said County and State.
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff of LeavenwOrth County, Kan.
SheIins Office, LeayenvOrth city, June 18th,
A. D. 1872.
CLOrGn & WHEAT, Au'ys for Prf.
june2'WiW
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sHERIFT'S SALE,
S.ss &c .s:y

STATE OE KANSAS,
County Of Leavenvorth,
In ths District CsIrt Of the First J.iSi.i Distinct
Of the 8aste Of Kansas, sitting 10 and lor les.s1-
worth County In said State.
The Metropolitan Building and
Loan Association OF lssyen
worth, Kas.as, Plaintiff, case NJ. isSy
VI.
Phillip DiscOlI and Margaret
Driscoll his wife, Defendants.
DY VIRTUE OF A SPECIAL EXECUTION
III TO ne directed and delivered, issued out Of the
district Court Of the First Judicial District Of the
State Of Kansas, sitting in and COR Leavenvorth
County, IN said State. and Ct the Judgment rem
dered In the above entitled action, will on Satur.
day, the 9oth day Of July, A. D. 1872. at clock
p n, q said day, at the Court House door in the
City Of Leavenvorth, In the County and State
aiorenid ODER at public sale and sell 70 the highest
bidder for cash In hand, the following described
tract, piece and parcel Of land situate, lying and
being In The County Of Leavenvorth and State Of
Kaa1as, namely: Thenorth halt C1a) Of the north
east quarter Of section thirty-l1O t52) In town
ship ten (lol. Of range Twenty-Five (22) In said
County aud State.
aaid property, TO be sod Is commanded by the
said special Execution aud ~ pursuance OF said
Jadguept. THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff.
sherirs Ofdee, Leavenvorth City, juno 9Th,
A. d. 1872.
n. u. HERMAN, Au'y for Pm. june5
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go % s':':.': ::::. .
GZ@SVSNS HAIR
e ARENEWER.

Every year increases the popu-
!arity Of this valuable Hair Prep
aration, which is due to merit
alone. We can assure our old
patrons that it is kept fully up 10
its high standard; and it is the on
ly reliable and perfected prepara-
tion for restoring GRAY OR FADED
UNlE to its youthful color, making
it soft, lustrous, and silken. The
scalp, by its use, becomes white ami
clean. 1t removes all eruptions and
dandruff, and, by its tonic proper
ties, prevents the hair from falline.
out, rs it stimulates and nourishes
the h1--glands. BY its use, the
hair grows thicker and stronger
In baldness, il restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create n new growth, except IN
extreme old age. 1t is the most
economical HAIR-DREssING ever
used, as it requires fewer applica-
tons, and gives the hair splendid,
glossy appearance. A. \. Hayes.
MD, State Assayer of Massaehu
sets, says, The constituents are
pure, and carefully selected for eS-
cellent quality; and l consider 1t
the BEST PREPARATION Tor is
intended purposes"
Sold b. oil Druggists and Dealers "a As1.ei'.si
Dr,aa nna n1llar
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ypnGsE HARVEST.

TLerLeat harvest Is progressing, 10 s2uth-
eru Kama, aud our exchange. Inform Us
,6st the farmers generally are very agreeAoiy
d;sappointea in the yield. The crop Is con
.,dcrably below The average, but Is sill much
better than was expected, for 1t has been
,ho,,,,, ,l,s, yi,ea: throughout the southern
co,,ctrv would be this year almost total iaii'
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AGI:gCgI.TGRAI..

a paste made By boiling one part sulphur
wi.h four parts sof; soap, and applied while
warm TO trees, is said TO be a sure preventive
OF injury BY MISUNDERSTANDING.
We have requested Gen. Larimer to sub
,ait this recipe to the farmer of .Charpaqua,
and see II il wouldn't do a. vel for "'pos-
SUNS" a. for rabbits. We think it would (;
they might chico! to The sulphur, as it would
bring teen. 10 birthstone prematurely, and
the soap might give item a new sensation,
but then thorough fabrication with the
mixture ought 10 enable them 10 slip into
their nov places With q great deal less fric-
lion than seems 20 accompany the operation
q, .,,essu.
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ISss. j. =. lSNSH'S
q Oh a. N iil -
TItE GREAT FEMALE TONIC.

sin.s t-s iesth OF Prof Devices Of the Uniye.
sity oil Pennsyl yania- the diseases of isIualss,
special branch Of medicine. has received but Hftie
attention, and il even less understood thar
any other branch Of the profession After thirty
years Of extensive practice and close study. DIR.
s. ROSE presents TO the public the result, these
truly excellent Pills. They have peculiar affinity
for the debiIitatcd muscles of the fcmsles and J,
NO CASE HAVE THKY FAILED In radically cI.Iinf
those distressing complaints females often.
subject To. They brace the whole system, giving
strength and viyacity 10 the fame At large, by In
creasing the oolorng matter Of the blood. causin.
the capillary system tObecOu. more tally iBjecteo
the lips to a rcsiueT ooioT and the eye a
newed brightness They arr pre-e u.inently tonic
aud peculiarly fited To improve the quality OF The
blood, when Impoverished by any cause; hence.
they are useiul In diseases characterized By debiii
~, especially when the consequence Of any iLoni.
nate discharge. F0r those deprs Sss.I by pae
Ile1ion, lansGor, rests-saess, paIpitation. eniee
oled circulation, and thin blood, they q
sovereign remedy. Thousands Of ladies who haJ
long been under the oil those pfactieng the Oh
system OF medicine, have pronounced them ssle-
rior To the Whole faculty and their ysrio.s
conpsUnds.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
sent be mail To- any adde's OF receipt Ci So ce..-
No. 50 North Ninth street, Fhiles.e phia, Penn
ma Ti3vedAeOw
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THE STATE or KANSAS:
In the District Court in and 70: ;ls Cc.s,J Ct
Lsavenworth-
John Wiley Foster, Paints,
w.
Bepjamins Hardin Foster ami
Abner Foster, DefsndantA
GTlHE ABOVE NAMED Defendants AND
i thsE legal representatives viii take noeiee that
they have bern sued In the shove named Court in
the above entitled cause BY pssision u said Plain
tn, dlsd in said Court ON the 10th day ct June,
4. D. 1879; and that they, tbs said Dsfandants,
must ansVer The aforssaid petition fled by said
Piaintia, on os before the 10Th day Of August,
1873, o. the sid petition win Be taksn true, and
sludgmsnt divesins you Of al interest Of, in, and
70 tes northeast quarter Of section "a, Of township
veseinG die therein in the Pisintia shove named,
will b rsndereA against you.
LEWIS BUxNEs. n d Atty.
Lsavenvoxth, June 20. 1871. luue2zv7w
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SAN FRANCISCO.
An antI.femnle S0l1raetse-Lucky E
gi0eeT,

An anti.female Su6rastse-Lueky En-.
gioeeT.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2G.-Mrs. Loomis,
from the East, lectured at Platt's Hall, in
this city against female suffrage, and was
interrupted, jeered and Kissed by the leading
female sufiragists present. Hon. DR.. Meeker
demanded that the dissraceful conduct be
stopped, OF the women be made to leave the
hall, for which Mrs. Petite Stevens, editress
of the Pioneer, the sufir.gist organ, drew a
pistol on him, commanding him 10 apologize,
but was compelled to PM it in her pocket by
the bystanders.
A railroad engineer between Astoria and
Cornelius, found marks on the rocks lead
ing to the discovery Of box containing
$500 in old Spanish coin, and aquan'i'y OF
jewelry.
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Aheri6's Sale.

County S Of L h..'.ase sA
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
Of the State Of Kansas sitting in and for Leaveu-
worth County in said State.
The Metropolitan Building and
Loan Association, . Cerpera-
tiou duly Organised under the
laws Of the State Of Kassas.
vs.. F''i''''. Case No. '''e
Josiah Darby and Minerva Darby
his wiz, and Asbury G. Carter,
DeSsndauts.
DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY OWEN TaAI
IL under and By virtue Of Special Execution "a
Ne directed snd delivered, Issued out Of the Dis
triet Court Of the First Judicial DistTies Of ths
stats q Kan.ss, sitting In aDd for Lsavenvorth
Csunty, In aid State, and Of the Judgment rem
dsrsa In tks shove satitled setion, viii Thurs-
day, Tie nth day Of July, A. D. p II o clocl
q. n, Of aid day, at the Court H6G ydoor In the
City Of LsaveaVeFtb, in The County and State
al9aad o6sr at public ale and sell TO the highest
Ssades, foe eash in hana, the following described
ls1as and tsDenents. situate, lying and beang In
IL County q Leavsnwsrth and Stats Of Kansas,
naDsly: Ths poythvsss quarter d section number
tvsssy- aise 90. 4 tevs:aiI nsnber eleven M.
husarsa and d1t{ lieol seEs,. more OF less 81 IN
6sia pEppesty, Q b sold - eeonaEded By u!
said opscil Execution and In pursua1ee Of saad
Judgmept. THOMAS LEONARD,
shMiH's O6bee, LeASesvorth City, June en-,
HxsnI II. HkRxAs, Any tos PPf
iana5