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Notice.

Two heirs creditors and Ieatees estate Of ,,, he
Daniel Sr- deceased take notice that on the af day
Of December ls72 the undersigned presented his petition
to the Probate Court of Dcnphan County State Of
praying said court Ia order the following sold eIony
ing To said estate to wit The North quarter IF
10 TowE Range a. In Douphan Coinfy State Of
Kansas les, FIVE ard onehalf Southeast cor
said quar,-r s,a petition will be heard on the
Ist Monday of January. ISIS. "
In. SMALLwOOD
Executor of the es-a..cc Of Job Mcdaniel.
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Dcat,, OF Horace Greeley.

Horacr Greeley died in u private s-y!nn at
Tarrytown, n. Y, on Friday, Nov. 2eth, at 6;."
D. M He had been rxamined by experts from the
State Insan. Asylum aud pronounced insane
His physicians attribute il 10 the death Oh ms
wifi. aud his d,s.at for the Presidency. He lived
but twenty-four days after his defeat.
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Administrator A Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given. that letters admni- ration
~ on the estate of job Mcdaniel deceased late nf
Doniphan County granted the undersigned l. "
by the Probate Court of Donphan Comfy State
Of Kansas bearing date November sth Iss2 All persn.
indebted to the estate required tn make immediate set
tlrment and all having claims against the estate are no.
titled that II the te presented allowance with
in after the date Of said letters they pre-
cluded from benefits of said estate not present
ell within three afer said date they will forever
barred. l. n SMALLWOOD A,n,ini.fr.t.,r
November H. Is1a3w. Prs fee ki
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Road Notice.

NOTICE hereby given that petition for change in
~ the County Road, known the .lowa Point and
Atehison County Line road will he presented 10 the
Board Of County Commissioners Of Daniphan County
Kansas at its next regular meen: January 9TH A. b.
iS.J; said change Ia be follows: I.innin. ON sai.
road on section line between Section II in Town
Range ~ east Ia due north said line
nfsrsecfs road section line running east and
west through section H. thence due intersect
road." ,l.c,xs
November 5th is13
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Notice.

My wife, Rebeco1 Meshler. having left nv bed and
board without whatever all
notified mt TO her account as will nav
no bills Of be-. contracting. JOSEPH NESHIEK
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The first Odd Fellows, lodge in Kansss was
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The Pennsylvania dentists have formed
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VOL. XII.
ONLY RESTING.

Lay the plaided ffoclS away,
And the yellow buttoned boot;
Charlie does not need them now,
Cannot wear the pretty suit
If you ask, 'Why, where Is Charllei"
Quivering lips will family say,
Little Charities gently resting,
He has been $50 tired Of play"
Pure and white the robe around him,
Boft and white his narrow bed:
Cool and son the sod that's O'er him;
''Ah," you ask, sis Charlie deadf"
No, not dead, but sweetly resting,
when the sunset closed the day,
Little Charlie, prattling, murmured.
''Oi am so tired Of play"
Tired Of play the busy fingers,
Tired Of play the restless feet,
Tired the voice whose merry laughter
Fillen the house with echoes sweet.
SO we say our darling's resting
In a Blumber calm and deep;
Though the birds were singing o'er him
Though the stars still yigils keen,
Ger bis bed the storms may mutter,
They can wake him never more;
Yet we do not say we'vo lost him,
Only that he's gone before
For we know he rests secure
In the Heavenly Fathers care,
'Mong the lambs the SAvior'a keeping
For his pastures green and fair
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Another Bov Duel.

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Sullivan got into n quarrel, when Ottley
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