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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-19
SpefiaI alotifes.


II chronic Indigestion affected the stomach only
Il might he more easily borne but 1t gives rise In
eyitahy, TO many other diseases affecting the liver
the nerves, the bowels and the brain. Biliousness
nervous tremors constipation, headache and terri
hla mental dIstnxbancss among ita uAual accom-
paniments. In fact every organ, every fibre Of the
frame sympathaes wth She debllitated anddlseased7
stomach What rs heededin such a oAse2 Clearly
an Alternative and inygorant; and among medicines
of that class Hostetters Stomach Biters ls beyond
all compat4a0n o. estimate. The beat here purga-
tives onl7 deprive NE system or the ts strength
that disease has left It, salivants have the same
effect .eThs whole internal organism has gone
wrong and can only be put right and kept right by
medicine in which the tonic and stimulating ele-
ments predominant, but are qualified and modified
by anti-bilious aperienfs and blood purifying com
ponenta Now the truth Is land the medical FACULTY
as well as the public know the fac that Rostetters
Bitten contain every ingredient requisite for the
cure Of dyspepsia and all the ailments OF body and
mind which Il inyolye1 This has EN- proved In 20
many thousands of instances that It seems almost
Idle 10 repeat the statement. 2 a54s.g .sfl4ogg-
The great tonic rallies exhausted nature, from
whatever cause enfeebled, and permently recruits
the vgor of the nerves, the muscles and the brain.
Its effect upon the brain give str igth to the
will and precision to the Judgment, and TO Danish
Dependency and that innrmIty Of purpose which
| generally Accompanies bodily weakness.
The Life Of the Flesh 10 tho Blood.
This being the fact, It is very obvious that When
/ the blood becomes corrupted the whole system be-
comes corrupt also To relieve this, the true policy
undoubtedly Is TO direct the remedy 30 the source of
/ the disease. II Is in this manner that DR.. TUFTS
Sarsaparilla and Queens delight acts. Its specific
effect on the blood; II puThes H. yitalizes II and
expels all dlstemper from the system 80 II.
Being free from violent Minerals, n Is adapted TO
| general use The old and young may use II; the
most delicate female at any time, may take II the
weak and enfeebled will be strengthened by IT, the
tender infant who may have Inherited disease, will
be cured by 1t .ll.ias !aQ5 4l.. LII ..,.-.
DR.. TUFTS Liver Pills are mild and gentle pur-
gatlVe poss sing the peculiar merit OF acting as q
powerful agent in relieving congestive or torpid
liver. They have no equal '.i--a .4-.
| 1910.
DIR. TUTT's HAIR DYE Imparta Glossy Color,
apr12-aodlw-ltw il. .las.i 3. san4fu .I.,... s.s|
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-19

And Excelsior Saratoga Waters Yichy, Upper Blue
Lick, Bethesda and Bedford Spring Waters on
draught at SMITH PAINTERS,
" Seventh and Market So eets,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-19
spetIaI aotlfes.

EUyHE CHICAGO, DANvIILB AND VIM
a cENNEs RAILROAD IA a finished line,
running through one Of inc richest portions of ILL.,
noIs, and connecting Chicago by the shortest route
with the celebrated Block Coal fields Of Indiana,
and by way Of Evansville aud Nashville with the
entire South. It's mortgage Debt is sS,5coooo. on
about slsBOO to the mile Although but Just opened
1t is already earning net MORE THAN TIE sNrTsz IN
TEREsr on all Its bonds. He are now selling the last
Of the issue at % and accrued interest Thay pay
per cent gold. Full particulars furnished on appli-
cation in person or by man. 10 Messru. JOHN NC
LEAR 4 SON, Bankers, wilmington, Del; Messrz.
r. r. ROBINSON a CO., Bankers, wilmington, Del
or W. b. SHArTUCK CO., Bankers.
~ General Agents, No. rs Nassau Street. a r
jan1B-sm-d6W M = ABB New YORK. l.
Pavilion, Water.
Pavilion Water, for sale on draught or BY the
dozen, by b. Z. SHOEMAKER,
MEAu aAM.L-..z : ioyS mnAes sstses
soda Waterl soda Water Soda
Wateri
We have opened our Fountain for the season and
expect to Keep up old reputation for having the
B. &C. SH0EMAKER'S, -
AAlrz sos NJ rset street
Camphor and Persian Powder,
For putting away furs, Se;, &c For sale by q.
~ % i5-+ -i o. Is y q. StiOhmAhhh,-e .
sos Market street.
Anaheim California Wines,
For medicinal and culinary use For sale by
B.&C, SHOEMAKER
500 Market street. Institute Building.
= - .isa3 = = 4
:.-z~s a i =. =.
%1 cas- q0s~<l
In The Spring of the Year -
Many persons particularly those whose occupation
IL sedentary, sun very much from general physee
prostration los of appetite, distasfe for food wan
the relief OF all such cases We would cali espeeia
attention " me 4rAfA ana R9El,=
PHoSPHo-FERRATED ELIXIR OF CAL1SAYl
BARK.
(ron, Phosptoro,w and caltsGy-,l
AND BITTER WINE OF IRON,
made by E Bringhurst a Co. These elegant prepa
rstions paatable and grateful to the taste, &C
ceptahle 10 the stomach and uniform In strength
possessing decided tonic and antl-p riodic proper
ties. They improve the appetite assist digestion
increase the strength and relieve the exhaustio
and fatigue arising from excessive mental or phys
cal labor and are particularly suited for the use
conyalescents, dyspeptics, delicate females, htdre
and tiVaiids generally. Prepared by = tN
&. BRINGHURST a CO., Apothecsries,
cor. sixth and Market streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-19

Quite as eticaeious and pleasant as Tarrants, at
half the price. Sold by
SMITH / FAINTER, Druggists,
Seventh and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-19

Some Of our down country exchanges, who
had been led to expect that Barnum would
travel through the Peninsula, realize with great
modification the fact that his monster caravan
will not touch at any point nearer than this city.
One calls 1t adding insult to injury, and socks
to draw consolation from the belief that what
is his loss is our gain ~ while another urges the
getting up of excursions on the principle that il
he ncannot come to us, We can go to him.
That's the idea get up your excursions and
come along to Wilmington. You will find a
double interest in the show" and the many at
fractions which our city presents. Our people
viii be glad TO see you, and we feel sure you
will be greatly benefited by days visit.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-19

HE Is SERIOUSLY Ill.
ROME, April Is.
The American Minister, Mr., March, is serious
ly ill.,
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photographs, ghrnu1us, &f.

NoTI0E.
We would call especial attention 70 our new styles
OF pictures of GERMAN FINISH (which we do
not think surpassed in this any other country
many thousands OF which are In this city, ana for
their quality we give general reference
N. w GARRETT,
April 30, 1910 I9o Market Street
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IN mo SpflnR OF tno EoAT
Many persons particularly those whose occupation
IL sedentary su sr very much from general physical
prostation los of appetite, distasfe for food, want
OF energy angu T. paleness, enianciation, arc, for
the relief OF all such cases we would cali especial
attention. 70 the -.ars .,-. --.=
PHoSPHo-FERRATED ELIXIR OF CALlsAYA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-19

A large number of Republican members of
Congress- autographed to the New York meeting
on Wednesday evening their approval of its
object, and agreement with it's support of Pres
ident Grant. As some, however, did not do So
the explanation why, is thus given in telegram
from Washington;
1.-THE reasons why the Massachusetts, MEM
bsra declined were simply those OF good taste
aud propriety, and indicate nothing whateyer OF
the political opinion of the delegation. They
alluded to the charge already made that office
holders we're controlling political Affairs, and
said they deemed it best to avoid any appearance
Of the use Of this Official influence, especially in
another State. They also took care to state dis
tinctly their individual preference for the re-
nomination of General Grant, which, 80 far az
known, 10 shared by every member. Several OF
the prominent republicans from other States
expressed views similar to those Of the Repre-
aentatives Of Massachusetts,, and for like rea
sons declined to participate in the dispatches
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-19
sluuts and Shoes.

NJ OTICB.-The old boot and shoe stand ~rkkam
IN recently occupied by Nicholson 4 Foulk III
viii hereafter be conducted by L II. Foulk. IN
All work and orders will receive his lndiyid- wa~
nsl attention Your patronage is solicited.
L. Il. F0ULK,
109 West second Street
wILNiSGroS, DE-, April /, isT0 apsd
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W, 7. AIFIchs,
I0T Market street. having replenished his stock OF
Perfumery, Toilet and Fancy Articles; also, OF Pat
ent and Family Medicines, asks continuance OF
public patronage.
He stu sells that celebrated Perfume, the Dew d
Andes. feb2s-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-19

Bachelors Hair Dye.
This superb HAIR DYE Is the Best in the World
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and instantaneous.
No Ridiculous tints, or unpleasant Odor The genu-
Inc w. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces
IMMEDIATELY splendid BLACK or NATURAL
BROWN. Does not stain the skin but leaves the
HAIR CLEAN, SOFT and BEAUTIFUL. The only
safe and PERFECT Dye. Sold by ali Druggists.
Factory 10 BOND ST., New York.
mar6reed&WlY
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Which bids were referred to a special
committee consisting of Commissioners
Hook, Williams and Geiger, and County
examiners to report at 2 O'Clock.
Ga motion hoard adjourned till 2p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION, 2 p. N.
Board met pursuan. to adjournment. Pres.
ent-Geiger, Hook, Spencer, WilIisms and
w. s. Plummer chsirman,-5.
Absent-Hiatt and Wilson,
The following resolution was offered, and
adopted.
Nv Mr.. Williams.
Rsolued, That the Clerk lie instructed to
draw q warrant, in favor Of 4. Mitchell, for
the amount of County tax illegally assessed
on the northeast quarter, of southeast one
fourth, Of section 80, town 10, range 81, also
on the north one half, Of southwest one
fourth, of section &c. town 10, range 81, in
the year 1867, and paid by said Mitchell
Ga motion the following bills we're allow
ed.
Robert Mcfarland, 5000; W. r. Hen
derson, Township Trustee, Sl35. 90; Christ.
iune Killer, $500; Thomas OGwartine,
Ssl. 90; Gyms Hicks, Sl6,65; L. Hoffman,
S5.25; David Homer, Township Trustee,
$50, 90; Carthaus & Vetten, $50, 90 4. Jones,
SLIGO; r. c. Taylor, $1,000.
Mr.. Hook, Chairman of Special Com
mittee to whom was referred the bid on
grading of Salt Creek hill, reported that tie
COMMITTEE had examined the bids, and
found T. Morgan the lowest bidder, and
that they had awarded the same to him.
Which report vas on motion adopted.
The Committee on Claims, to whom was
referred the petition Of 1. Rodenhaus, re-
ported and recommended that the appraiae-
meot of the stray be reduced S25, which re-
port was, on motion, adopted.
Mr.. Hook called for the reading Of his
vote on the resolution in reference to the
sale Of the county's interest in the Kansas
Mechanical and Agricultural Association.
Amer the reading Of the same, Mr.. Hook
moved to reconsider the proposition.
M. Wilson moved to lay over till the
next resul.r meeting, which motion prevail
4.
= NJ. Spencsr called for The report Of the
committse to whom ms referred the petition
Of Putnan's Carpst Mills.
Whaeupoa II. Wllsua o6ersA The follow.
Ing Pssantle ~ sssolueico:
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PUBLIC NOT. CH.
Sheriff Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS
County Of Leavenworth. is
In the District Court 1.-THE Frx, Ju,;ic,, n;.t,ic
OF tne State Of ksnsas, sitting in and for isaven.
worth County in said State. '' A-<A's~'
Charles schwancke, Plant:nl
vs.. Gas, M L s.a
Peter. Shoepprer sni Mary
A., his wife, Defendants.
RY TIR UE OF A SPECIAL EXECUTION
~ to me directed and delivered, issued out Of The
District Court u the Frst Judicial District Of the
Stafe Of kansss, sitting in and for Lesyenvor,s
County, in said Site, and Of the Judgment rea.
red In the above entitled action, vii on Setur-
day, the I'D day Of June, A. D. is.2 ct II o. clocl
T. m, o. said day, At the Court House door IN the
Cify o. LeayenvOith, in the County AID State
aSofesaa oder at pu, lie sale and sell separstelv
TO the hshes' bidder, for cash in hand the fellow.
ing described Tracts Of land situate " aud be-
ing In the County OF leavenworth and STATE Of
Kansas, namely: Lots number twerty-oine rs,
and thirty (3o, in Block number ninety nine issl,
In Day and MacauIay's Subdivision TO the Civ u
leavenworth, in said County and state
said property IS D be sold as Commanded By the
said special Execution aud in pursuance OF said
Judgment THOMAS LEONARD
sheriff Of eavenworth Counts Kansas
Sherid's Once, Leavenworrh CITY,
May 18th, A. d ls.2
ma!l' W. TAILOR, Att for PPd
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Tesehers' Pic Sic.

There will be a reunion pic mic held by
the teachers of L-avenwor;h county, at the
grove near Mount Muncie Cemetery, on
Wednesday, the 10Th day of July, 1872.
All teachers are expected to be present,
and are requested to invite the friends OF
education generally to meet with US. .
To the public, We extend cordial invita-
ton. Come out to this social gathering, and
become better acquainted with those to whom
YOU have committed 'he education Of your
children.
The time first spoken Of for holding this
picnic, was the 4th of July. bu. as there will
be number Of local pic mics in the county at
that time having claims en- the assistance Of
teachers and Others who desire TO meet with
US, have thought best, after advising with
them, 10 change The time as above.
Trains from the north and south arrive at
the junction" near the grove, about l0a. Ii.
Let every one bring full basket.
b. order &C Teachers
J. r. BArsERMsS.
Leavenwcrth, June 18th, 1872.
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STATE OF KANSAS,
LsAvE6wOsIH CounTY -
In tia District Court OF the Fise Judic,a, Di,,,;.
Leavenvorth. In said state.
Catharins n. Garden, Piaintis
".
Alexander d. Garden, Defendant.
You, TIE ABOVE NAMED ALEXANDER
= D; GARDEN. are hsaeby nO,iaed that you
c S..e 9eea sued ~ the above named plsintin,
Safhardns ~. Garden. in the above Mentioned
Csu1i. and that sid llaistiA has, in said Court
nled her petition against you In ths above ensiSed
scuon, ana that yoo nue answer said petitieu On
or before the third day sf August. A. b. is72, Or
said pstition viii be taken a. true, and iudement
viii be rendered aeeordinSiy Of the foiiovine ma
tuts. te-vit; judgment in favor ofsa plaintiff
against YOU IN sasd asttoa dssolvins the srYiase
contract heretofore made and entered into by and
between yon sad said PLAINTIFF and releasing her
fr0na Ale obligations Of the sane, and diyoreins
you and said P-ia,ia from each other, and Tor
ofsui:. ''
Dated this nineteenth day Of june A D. H.
CLOCGH WHEAT
iansis Attorneys Tor Plaintiff
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the BvaelAR.
He Futloins Harness From Fourth
Avenue Barn.

The ubiquitous burglar is still in the hsr.
mes. Sunday night, or during the small
hours Monday morning, he entered Mr..
Weishtman's barn, OF Fourth Avenue and
purloined tberefIom severa: sets Of harness.
The value Of the property stolen was abor.
5000. 1t is though, the persons who are
raiding around from one barn to another
and carrying away booty in the shape Of har-
ness and saddles, take the stolen articles to
Kansas City for market.
It .eem. to US tina, properly organized
efIolt on the part Of the City Marshal anc
police officers would recover part OF the
stolen property, if not detect come Of the
thieves.
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The following postal changes were made
in Kansas during the week ending June Stb,
1872:
Established-Hari's Mill, Howard comfy,
Stephen Horoyd; Hickman. Cherokee coun-
~, Robert B. Hickman; Dillon, Dickinson
county. VIM. d. Shugart; Marsh Va!ley,
jewell county, James c. Christie; Rock,
Cowley county, Alex. D. Cuddingtcn; SYRIA
cuse. Cowley county, Geo. o. Sweet
Discontinued - Mound SPRING., Wilson
county; Rochester, Neosho county.
Name changed-Lake Villsge, McPber-
son county, to Lake View.
Pos,ma.ters appoin,ed-Beaver, Osborne
county, Henry A'ger; Brownlow, Butler
county, Edmund l.. Hunt; Clear Water,
Sedswick county, John G. Dunscomb; elf.
ton, Washington county. William Funnel !;
Hutchinson, Reno county, E. Wilcox; New
Albany, Wilson county, Robert Mooney !;
Ne~ton, Harvey county. james o. Brown !;
South Haven, Sumner county, F. F. Meister;
Sumner, Sumner county, J. H. Harrill;
Woodbipe, Dickson county, John Hendrix.
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SherinS Sale.

STAFF OF KANSAS
County Of Leavenworth.
In the District Court Of the Fist Judicial Dis
trcf Of the state Of Kansas setting in and for Ieay.
enworsh County in said State.
Oven Dufs, Plaintiff,
Jane Mcconnell Hugh Nc, No A ais
Conneil, William II. Ralston
ana the Home Building A,so-
cation, Defendants.
I nndl NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Snoei, and by virtue Of the iuismeue yea-
sS.eu IN the above entitled action, in and bv the
above named Court and Of q special execut,o.. ~
Seel On sA,d Judgment, vii on SATURDAY,. the
3.nd gay oIJunc. a. II. 1872. 1t II o. clock q y.
OF ssd DAY, At the Court House door In the cis q,
LeaSenworth, in the County aud State af,rsscid
oner at public sale and sc separately TO the hiaA
est bidder, Tor cash in hand, the following de-
seribed tracts OF and, situate lying and heips In
tne County Of Leavenworth and state Of KAMA
namely: Lot number two (2l and the north hall >,
ot number three ~ all in Tsylors subilvisiou Q,
tne south east quarter Of section number thirty
tnfee (S5l IN To~nship number eight - Of ranrs
number 'wenty-t (22) :r The County and state
Dated a, Leaven~cr,h City, Kansas, May 10th.
A. ID is71 ~ '"'
THOMAS LEONARD, sheriff
Leayenvorth County, Ls1sa,
eLotSH HEAT. Ant Us Tor Prf
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schenek.s Pulmonic Syrup. Served
Tonic. and Mandrake Pills are the only med
icines needed TO cure Consumption, and there are
buI Two thingsst 10 do to make the lungs heal.
First, the liver and stomach must he got into q
good. healthy condition, for when tn. lungs are
wasting the whole body Is wasting, and the food Of
nourish the body. II the stomach and liver are
loaded with slime II lies there and takes the place
OF food consequently the patient has no appetite,
or very little, and the gastric Juice cannot mix with
the food which lies in the stomach, and spoi,s or
sours and rasses Oh without nouTishrg the ,stem.
SChENCk'S Mandrake PILLS act on the
liver and stomach. and carry of this slime. The
which taken directly after eating uui,es with the
gastric juice and dssolves the focd producing good
ehyme and ehyle; then, by paItaking freely OF the
ruLMoSiC sfEUP, the food is turned into good
blood and the body begins 10 grow. As soon as the
patient begins to gain 10 flesh the matter in the
Lungs begins to ripcn. anu they heal up.
This Is the only way to cure consumption. Nc
one was ever cured unless they began to gain in
flesh. The second thing is, the patient must stay
In warm room until they get well. 1t is very inn
Poitant for them to prevent taking cold when the
lungs are diseased. Fresh air." and riding
about are all wrong, and yet, because thy are in
the house they must not remain quiet; ey must
walk about the room as fast the ;ll per.
init to get up good circulation Of the blood
To those who can afford 1t, and are unwilling to
stay In the house, ! recommend . visit during the
winter months to Florida, well down In the State,
where the temperature il REGULAR. and not subject
to such variations as in more northern iatitudes.
Paiatka, Melonville, and Enterprise are points !
can recommends good hotel being kept II the
former place by the MessH. Peterman, while the
accommodations and advantages OF the latter places
are such as to facilitate the recovery of all who par
take freely OF my preparations and follow the ad-
vice have laid down, and which is more FULLY set
forth in the circular accompanying my medicine.
Full directions accompany all Iny remedies, so
that person in any part Of the world can readily
he cured by strict observance Of the sane.
J. Ii. SCaENCk, NJ. D.
Price of the Pulmonic Svrun and Sea Wed
Tonic. $3.50 per bottle, Or g.. so per half dozen
Mandrake Pills, % cents per box.
Prepared ami for sale by
J. ii. ScHESCE 4 son.
Northeast corner O! Sixth and 4rch-sts, Phiiads,-
Phia, and Nv druggists and dealers generally,
COLLINS BROS,
Sr. LOUIS, No.,
msis-a9jaw wholesale Agents.
IIid6oI.'S PA0tiue0.
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SHERITE'S SALE.

STATE OF KANSAS.
County Of Lsavenver,h,
In the District Court Of the Firsi Judicial D,,rts,
Of the state Of Kansas, sitting 10 spd for Lesvsn
worth County In said State.
The Metropolitan Building and
Loan Association OF L~aven-l
worth, Esxsas, Plaintiff, CaSs M Assn
Vs.
Phillip DiiScoll and Margaret
Dhscoll hi, wife, Def ndanis
PY VIRTUE OF A SPECIAL EXECUTION
- 10 me directed and delivered issusd out Of ~
District Court Of the First Judicial District Of ~
State Of k.nsas, sitting In and for L>avenv -
County, In said STATE and Of the JuAgusnt -.
dered In the a.ove entitle1 acton viii q safI,r
day, the 18th day Of July. A. D. 1872. q O. S0osk
P m, Of said day. et tine Court House door II ~
City Of Iea1envorth, in the County and sats
aforesaid oder At public sale and ss, 70 the bIeSsa
bidder for cash in hand. the following des ~
Tract, piece and parcel Of land, situate, Iyfne ana
being iu the County Of Leavsn worth and Ss&te a.
Kansas. namely: Thenorth hall C5<) Of the nosSH-
east quarter "a Of section thlrtytvo '12) In lows
hip ten tlol, OF range twenty-five (2lJ 10 saia
unity and State.
Said property, to be sold - coDmarded by the
said special Execution and In pursuance OF .aid
Jadsmen;- THOMAS LEONARD,
sheriCs CGe-, Ieavenvorth city. June 9Th.
A. d. Is72.
II. y. HKExAy, Atty ErPPn june
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EDUCATIONAL.
ESTABLISHED 81 YEARS.
Jones' Commercial College,

81. Louis, He.
This L. q F.g Cure C5n.neTct1i o. Bssi.es Co.
Ece, Each department !. under the cotrol Of
Professor .ho has been educafea for that Derart-
o-ouu nd OF his appfsved aptnes. to teach.
on. .ocation IS Central, our Rooms LARGE and
thoroughly ventilated, and We hare every neces-
sary srpi:ance for 4 FIzsr-CLAss CoxaRacIAL
CofrIsx. Hundreds Of the leading Live Busfnes
Veo Of the West snd South we're educated in this
Insitutton and its present patronage Is the result
a. ne infueace Of its former students.
Coi!eee open all the ye1f. send for Circular md
C.tslorve containing tie names Of over 10 Il our
Sorner Stader.s. J. ". J0HHsOE,
Managing ffDaDRf
yoyaSRAB JcyRI rsA iulIf1-nsoa&S
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Sherif's Sale

STATE Oh KANSAS
County Of LesvenvouE,
In the District Cour, Of the inst Jud..ia! -rf a.
oftte STATE Of kaDsas, sitfiD- Ia aud j. =
enworth County in said SJsts
John W. SpEatley, P.sin;if,
Isls. FIahris and Mary
Francis, Defendants.
DUBLiC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That
L under and by virtue OF the Judgment repder-
ed in the above entitled action in AMI BY Inc ahose
namsd Court, and Of special Execution issuei Of
said Judgment. | will on Thursday. the 18Th day
Of July, A. II. 1s72, at IL &C ok a IL, CT sid
day, at tn Court House door In III. City o: Lesv-
eIworth, In the County and state aforesaid, oder
az Publie sale and sell 10 the highest bidder, for
cash in hand the following described tracts o.
land, situate, lying and being in the COUn,y OF
Leavenvorth and State OF Kansas, namely: Lots
number six f6J and seven g., In block Buu,her
sixty co., in the original plat OF the City %
enwoT'h In said County and STATE.
THOMAS LEONARD, Sheriff
By K Z. PALMER, Under Sheriff
She ms Once, Leayenvorth city, June 18Th.
\. d. 1872.
,LoC.H Il WHFLT,, lt'ys fI Pm.
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