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convict. Mr. York is not corrobora.ed in
the most trivial circumstances, but on the
coz. rary is clearly coatradicted by other Wit
nesses in several important particulars.
Again, the rule Of law and evidence.
founded on the rock'o of human probability
and beliefs we'll settled, that when a witness
has once shown himself to be capable Of com
hitting willful or reckless perjury, he pre-
sumption that he will tell the truth c. ase-,
and if any connected statement Of a witness
is shown to be false and ex'ravagant in any
material particular, then the whole state
men. ia presumed to be false al-o.
Several witnesses have testified that they
were offered money 10 influence their votes in
the late Senatorial election by parties named
BY them but there has been No evidence 10
prove that Mr.. pOneroy was in any wsy
connected with these persons making such
offers, or even authorized such oilers to he
made in his behalf, except the evidence OF
G. A. Rohrsbscker In he case of this las,
witness We are clearly of the opinion that he
is totally unworthy of belief. We reach this
conclusion by considering the circums. snces
under which the witness states the
authority 10 have been given and the
relations AZ that time existing be-
tween him and Mr.. Pomeroy These ci-cum
stances render the story Of this witness i'm
probable, and the fact tn the witness on
three several occasions approached Mr. POM
eroy fisrd-, twice to Mr.. Ennis and once
TO Judge Horton, and Voluntarily offered to
leave the city and place himsslf beyond the
reach Of this committee for the sum 81 $50 90
fixes his status that Of witness in the mar
ket ready TO serve the hissest bidder.
We are not called upon IA members of
this comBi;tee to express any opinion as 70
the truth OF any charge. made against Mr.
Pomaroy except ~ that opinion shall be
based on the testimony before Us, and from
the testimony We are compelled to find that
charges of bribery and corruption against s.
c. Pomeroy during the Senatorial election
in January, 1873, are not proven. and ask to
he discharged from further consideration of
the subject.
WILLIAM MAETINDALE. OF the Committee
on the part of the Senate.
c. +. HUTCHINGs, Chairman Of the Com.
mittee on the part of the House of Reps.
JAMES MCDERMoTT, of the Committee on
part Of the House OF Reps.
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r.EV; JERSEY CArFEUED.

After 4 violent contest in the New Jersey
Leg.,ia'ure, what has been called Tine Peo-
pies G.,ilroad biIr' was defeated in the
Senate ON Wednesday, by vote Of 10 10 IL.
The bill was luE;ousiy opposed by the mo-
ncpoiy Interests that have so long ruled The
Safe, the Pennsylvania railroad King, Tom
Scott, being Il { irs;:s.tor of the opposition.
The passage OF the bill seems 70 have been
almost unanimously demanded 10y the reo-
pie. and when the vote WAS announced, the
crowded galleries made an ominoa' demon
stra.soa in favor Of ,~nching the recreant ten,
who we're ACCUSED Of having made merchan-
disc O; their c1nziiiaen-' Interests. An ac-
count N TIE New York Heruia charges, "on
the best authority" tia; the handsome sum
Of So, 200 was paid Tor single vote against
''Thc peoples Railroa3''-~hich is not i'm
probable, after all, for that one vote secured
the grlsp of the monopoly upon the State
at !sas: i1r Tie present. But how long will
popular respect for State Legislatures sur
yiye tbs revelation, following upon the
heels OF Senatorial sales in Nevada, ha"saa
Nisgou-i, Florida, aud elsewhere?
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testimonial 10 NenaIor Pensrroy

From the Washington Chronice.I
\ meeting of the citizens OF Kansas was
held at tie National Bo,el last evening,
Hon. Asa Hairsrove chairman, and W. P.
Bishop secretary. A committee on reso!u-
tions, consisting of Messrs. D. II. Horn, A.
Low, J. L. Sharp, L. 7. Stephenson, X. W.
Wright. J. W. Brown, and Robert McBrat-
ney, made the following report, which WAS
unanimously adopted:
Resolrcd, That we congratulate The State
of Kansas and the people of the country a;
large upon the satisfactory report OF the
committee of the United STATES Senate sp-
pointed to Investigate the charges Of bribery
preferred againS; Hon. Samuel c. Pomeroy,
and that we en6osse the conclusions OF that
report.
Hasolcsd, That our confidence in the abi!-
itv, integrity, and experience of Senator
Pomerov remains undated.
ReS1'rcd. That the Infamous conspiracy in
which 4. N. York. r. +. Simpson, f. s.
Slower, J. {. Horton, George {. Crowther,
and " A johnson, we're the chief actors,
ard rs winch the people of kansas were de-
fra.idei in heir choice for United States
: nator. was The most dia5o!ical in the his
tory Of political sr.....le, and that those CON
spirators deserve to be forever e1ecraisd By
the people Of Kansas. and by all honorable
men everywhere. We hope that the law
nav take its ooCrse in bringing them 10 just
punishment
Resolred, That The time and manner OF
the execution of the conspiracy in the joint
convention a. Topeks. the fsct that the pre-
siding officer and, secretary of bat conven-
ton were among the chief conspirators,
the false statements made by York and
Others. and the refusal of the con-
yen,ion, under the Influence of an ex-
cited mob, TO take recess 10 ascertain
the truth or falSity OF these statements, de-
stroyed the vital principle CT celebration
md free choice on the part OF the Legisla-
ture, and made the election Of Mr.. Ingalls,
illegal and void. To admit that Senator
of the United Statas can be duly and legally
elected by such a conspiracy would, in our
Judgment, establish precedent subversive
of the rights of the people and dangerous to
the peace and security of republican ins'itu-
tons.
The meeting adjourned TO Senator Pome-
roy's house, On H street, with a full band,
on sereuading mission. Arriving there,
Hon. Sidney Clarke. of Kansss, addressed
Senator Pomeroy, informing him OF the &C
ton Of the meeting; and after the Senator
EXPRESSED his thanks for their consideration
and friendly call he Was warmly congratu-
lated BY his many Kansas friends.
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$50 Reward.

REWARD Of sIa each viii Re given FOR the
y recover. Of the 20 owl z desei Ell cot,
which vent estfsy ia Asy at irc IA Il ssr en- 8
fsrn, in the .oIta corner Of Fairmpunt toS n
sri Lavenworth unity Kansas. and are ~ =
ps-sd Z b. akes up BY l4Ifi~s 81 o have not pot
ei them &c. ending 10 law. De dark bzy horse
cit. no white mark Or brand /; light tay mare
colt, dsr< name and tai, star in fr-he.d, and
hind feet g lite; IN h"r-e colt, b%twsec a dark
iron gray AMI "iAck; little in fore eI.i and
{; hind ioot white. The above described colts
Ei be two years old this spring
The - It Office address IL Ell her C. Il. CIR On,
Fai mount, ksn-ss. the owner, 4. :. Wolf
fomsroy "yandO;te county, Kansas
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LEGAL.
Sae-il's Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS
COUNTY OF LEsvkxwoKra.
In the Distrc, Court Of the FIRST Jude al p;stric
Of the State Of Aansas sitting In ant Tor leaven-
woita oun'y. In said state
Christ Sefsm:n, Plaintiff
Geoiga W. F.iss and Francis us N"- .. 500.
Ladies, Def, nd ants
I)nbhc notice IS hereby gvsn. thst under and by
L virtue oi tue judgement r nher-d i" the above
entitisd action In sud bv the above named 'ol-r,
and o special exec 'tion issuei 81 a judxmeut
20 me directed ard Il iiver,J. iss,'. gu; of thu
strict Court Of the fir-t Judicyl Disi.t OF thu
Site o. hsH as SITTING N aud Cor l.-aV. or !
county in aid State viii on Thurslav the l.ih
day OF April \. d. 1873. between III hour fthr.
o'cioes cf said d,y, tie o1rt uv- sc al
in the City of leaven worth, in the end SJstl
aiote,aid offer at .ub ic al ana sell sep,rat ' Z,
the a. hes bid 'er 'or e,>n IL hand e,eh vi the
following Ge>crib-d IT s;s of J. nd sl,uaie ly'n,
End bong III h CoI,r, o Leyveuwor.h u stare
Of Kansas. namely: lots numb-r one ant ts<
y In box tumi er t.snty-t~o, y III the towI
81 10 ssnoxie ia sid county ad ; a'e. Sat
property is Q" BE- % d nmaniei BY the sal.
spe Al execution and in r>u nee o Saii judy
uirHt iHpSAS NARD
Sh rif Of ieaveuw or h county Harsts
S1er O:hr-, esyrnw. nth City, Sarch n
ID I-7S
Ii. II Eo~sIEY. AIRY. for Pl'f
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NOTICE TO whom il may concern: That there
~ " be- pres E--i to the Honor he Board of
touuty oMMi - urerS % Lsa-eIwoTth county. Al
their reg IA fieciilC h, hid on he FIRST Mon
drv l. = B, ;air being the 7ih d,v u; April,
lssi 81! Z ~ ~ iuT the lOca' - OF county
To1d. lE4cnciHg tle Z sc ION cUh r. between
the Genre ot tge ic1yeGworth and Topeka a'e
E,ai, theme. Sg-t4 seton ne ba;vapn Sec
iiru- o. and ,, Il ami II. and Il and IL as
UtIr sal On line a 500 ruai can be mad o
pp n about II south IF the n-r, TO sec
tons ~, =, e and Il Of nj iosu ship ami ange.
tnel"e atour 70 rods 10 iuterseet the Las'
" Il, and Ossa oJ7a SAFE Road, aud he - ter
miuste 4. SALISBURY.
fsn-s-wft Pine pal Pet toner
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ShrriH's sale.

STATE OF KANSAS,
Comfy OF LeavenSorih,
10 the i-iriet Court o. tn. f.-; GuiclI District
OF the state OF sitiirs n aud Tor Lszyen-
~Sr county n laid tate
TIE Ys'ropol' tar Rui.dingl
all Lon as-ocat On,
PAi4-f
fCAse No. :, as3.
iari4 McF< rland I'D Sam
uel NoFar and, D.i-nd
ants
DC RLiC sotire is hereby girei, thai under
i md nv virtue Of The ju gment 'ender d in the
sb-ve entitled action in al d " the above named
Court, sp9 SPEC a. execution sS..d on said
judgment, 10 tas d rec and deliver Il, Issued cur
Of the ID art urt ~ TIE n :; Jis h ID s'f ct e
the state OF Kansas, sif'ing in and foo LearsnS1r
ounfy i sad -rare will on >atGfd v.
the 18th dav Of April, A. u. 1873, al ~ 0''iock
A. " II .aid day, at the Court House door in the
Civ Of cav . h IN the County nj state
Aforesaid offer at public sale and sci 70 the high
ct bidd-~ for .s-n in hand the following describ
ettraet Of land. situate, lying and b@ing in the
CoYnt~ Of eavenvor'n ard -tate Of Kansas.
in biloxi num.er thirty six (s6). in Ieavsnror;h
citv proper a. recorded the Of said city, OF
record in the Office If -he Reg ster Of Deeds in and
for sid county and State. Said property
Is to be sold ~ commanded bv said specias
execu:i on and in pursuAuee OF said ju'gmfnt.
THcMis LEONARD.
Sheriff ef Lravenworh County, Kansas
sherid' OHise. Leavenvorth ity,
March nth, A. ID. 1873.
II. NJ HkEXAs, AitsrDsy for Plaintiff
mar9-lw
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The I'LL amenda:ory @. &c act lncoTpora-
ting the Texas Psciic railroad, by enabiir e
# 70 acquire possession OF the S 1u;bern Cali
f5rnia line, which passed Congress Just be
fore adjournment, was an important piece oil
legislation, inasuluch as it affords the former
roa! direct acces. 10 SIn Franciscp. thus giv-
ing it two termini on the Pacific coast--one
at the above named city and one at San
Diego. The lines viii digerge from point
on the Colorado river in the Territory OF
Arizona. The new route to San Francisco
bv lie Texas Paci6c nui Southern California
lines vii. be about the SINE distance from
New Yori. aud Chicago q Ivy the present
Union and Central Pacific rnu.e.
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GLASS liDSSf..

Kansas editor thinks il would be a
pretty good thing to put up Sena,orships and
other places OF dignity AID profit at auction
for the benefit 0f lhe treasury, instead OF al
lowing proceeds to fail into The rCcSets oil
corrupt adventures, as they Toe often do at
present. Really, Il the polite OF the conn
try at large are to he brought down TO The
Kansas level of rascli'iy, the sooner the sug-
cesiion j. adopted the better. We would
rather advise, however, that an Effort be
made 10 elevate the tone If poii 49, morals
In that State at least 10 tie n- ...ai
prevails among her sisters -s ,..c.i Isn't per-
lection. bv any means, it is trre. hut Is
many degrees above ;he grade OF Pomeroy-
ism
The foregoing is from the Chicsgo P.st, a
paper printed in State that is represented
in tie United Slates Senate by John 4. Lo-
rsn. Il would be we'll enough for lilinof.
newspapers to inquire 80 to the quality o;
I!linoi. Senators, for this man Logan is to-
day shielding the most notorious bride giver
in the Senate As between the thief and the
accompIice who assists the thief TO escape
with his plumber, there is little difference in
the ewes Of honest men. 1t i'll becomes the
residents o! glass house to throw stones at
their ueirhLor.
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III. K e. R.-IsIaoUGss TRAINS.

T. J.. K e. >; E.-isssoUGEE TRAINS.
Yesterday he first regular through train
of the Bcavenworlh. Lawrence d Galveston
Railway arrived in the union depot OF this
city, and to-day the regular through trains
of the s ne road viii depart from the union
depot The tedious changes at Lawrence
and Ottawa are things of the past. Hence
forth the Leavenworih passenger can step
aboard OF one Of the magnificent coaches OF
the company and ride 10 the Indian Terri
tory without the annoyance Of change.
We rejoice in the fact that We have
sscuredour rights. Il is fact plain
and undenlable that the cars Of the
I.esvenworth, Lawrence and Galveston Rail
road ought to have been running TO and
from Lc1yenworth for the past two years,
but the o..npsuv did not deem ii aivisable,
and orr people, with their characteristic
patience in railroad matters, con-
scented to the delay. We believe Mr..
Joy and the officers of the l.. L. & G.
Il. L. Co., intend TO keeps faith with
Leavenwoyth Certainly orr citizens deserve
faithful treatment from their hands @nd
since The city OF Leayenworth is now in fact.
what ii always has been in law, the initial
point of the l. L. & G. r. T.. we expect to
see The road receive an abundant patronage
from cur prosperous merchants.
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s:G:sss Notice

~ iijipu nied to the Beard o. ounty 20 a.
mission - Of Leav. nwortr, an-a a. at thei' re-
u ar meeting 20 he held a III. County Clerks If
nee on . tn fav e Ap'ii, 1873, petition pray
2 for we cato" sc county road. 'omu en.inl
~ The iiri' sba rozt, AZ IN" " 'thwe. rn.r Of
;h' urhws~tq HT'.r Of section 3 b., tovpshi No
II, range 81; thercp running wesr 'hrou.h III
oeBis Il IS n - 80, - ard ~. to The u end
IT irst - set, IA the town Of X ~; the zee alpn
the cent ui - 4 LIST tree, L. III. LeIv-uwortl
AMI AYR II ATE ruaf. a i 'h-r~ To terminate.
saw II. EEI.<ALG
fnErff q Phi r-pa P-titiou,y
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Publication NO..ce

STtTf OF kansas
COUNTY OF l. svt>waE-E.
Caroline opp nsu, q :utG,
feer opt e-aJ, ne-end1n
w Gerudan', =, Ter bop, e. u. il here'.y no
] tih Il taI5 tUe , al Il ~. IA. ,oppen d,
did, o. .,Ia az 81 n vary -, ai- h
pc. On n IA avove ned TO a., az the : d
re'er to peu'u IL, lst, i'r ivu &c g. on,
III :, d ir - H"pp-n % tor a im.ry Sd.
tor he Us odS a IA min oh j, "a cIin" HOY
p 'iiIt a tn IOr the rr>tprat OF pisIn'in ~
una Zen ntms Of tai" Ne n o-.i, .ni III - "a |. IS
he .Wrr ios I'D e'Tiun OF before he l5ti da ,
Arrii ls53. ia- .liesaripns OF ssii p 1; on vi
b. 'as a. true AVID Judgment end.rei as pray
al .,r II "A pe Iti,n-
CTHOLtN,
frhI Wy Paini II ,f,o n Y.
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sdnninis rato,' sasicc


STATE of .NSA>
i.ayensUTts County.
IN The Probate Curt in and E,r "a Il county
In he matt, Of the .s,..te Of Al e.t stewar
decels-,
NOTICE. Is er' by given that letters Of miui-
~ traiiOn have rant, a To- the undersisn d
o the estate at Al ert ewart, late % sad
COUNTY, dsc-as Il, by he Honorable, tn PEtat
e ,.rJ "t the C,ury ami state af said, dated u
sth day Of March, A. ID. 1873. Nos ali Per
sons having claims nst the said estate, ar,
h rehy no;iitd, that they must present tn. same
to TIE under ig..d Tor >llowa &c within one yeai
fro II the date # said letters, Or th.s may pre-
cTudei from az benefit of uch estate and that II
such clam, he not exhibited within three years at
Ter the dat i'll letter, they shsii b forever
barred. ALFRED Is. X LLER
Administrator Of the estate o; Albert Stewart, de-
cpsS't'.
Lesvauworth, March TO- 1s1y mari3-pIv
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The story goes that Sam Bowles favors
Dawes over Boutwell, in the Massachusetts
Senatorial quarrel, because the election OF
Dawes to the Senate would create a vacancy
in the Springfield. district for the aforesaid
Bowles, in question, etc. The Louisville
C0urier-Jomaai, however, don't believe il,
Sam Bowles, it SAYS, would make tirst-clas.
foreign minister, being an able man, a man
of the world, and man with talen, :or so
ciety. He would make an efficient member
of cabinet, having taste for public affairs
and turn for work. But the House OF
Representa- res would be 10 place-certain-
" no rrono,ion-for him. He il rich, in
tiuentisl, and famous ju-. where be- stands;
WHY Cnnrrea.2
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The World at Large.
A $15 CHRONIC FOR 81.
The Great -Four Dollar Weekly.
American Literary Journal.

nUE terms for the Weekly Literary Journal are
" e; per year, acd every sub.crte r will r. ceiys
FIFTEEN DOLLAR CH.ONO bean it'll y
frainef, zs 22x2S- This = rare Opportunity OF
every toly. Our beautiful ehrano Of ''YoR ING
on THE ALPS - j. scsucwls ge,i by the Pres ana
the people a. the finest work the KIM The
rignal has been admirably reprodurei in the
chrome. he pctTr- represents a beautiful land
sclpe sc-ne. IL the center b. kgrOgni see the
CLASSY lake, as Claude elmo Re saws ''rsh. citing
test skies. while its sunny borders mirror is
soft green shores, the p ctG esIge cJt'a-s il the
shadow of spreadi"g trees. while in The distance
sre the ver,iure al wales AID mOunia airs o; the
Alp, till We exelaim v III thu poet.
Ever charming new,
When will the landscape tire the View
We paid the enormous sum Of Eighteen Hundred
Dollar to have it paint u i printed eight
oil Gu or and is 10 a ZEN Of az.
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ruE 7-..s.cnfsITss SENATOR

yFVE E-asSACEt SETS SENATOR
In c5mgIiauce with a joint resolution Of
the Massachusetts, Legislature, the first bal
,gl FOR the election of a L. S. Senator 10 fill
the vacancy caused by the promotion OF
Henry Wilson will take place to-dsy. TIE
cou;cs; has been animated but not bitter.
The race seems to have narrowed down TO
boutwell, ard Dawes, yet other gentlemen of
lesser magnitude and greater notoriety have
f1nrod in the canvass.
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AVOID 0UACKS

VICTIM OF EARLY INDiSCRETION,
n causing nervous debility, premature d-~av,
etc, having tried in vair every al Sert.ea reme.x
Ia. discovered a simple means Of seif-erre, Which
he viii send free TO his fsIlox srfe.ersA Addrsss.
J.B REEVES, IS N,--su ST.. Ee~ York.
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Henry Ward Beecher ssys a poor man
With plenty Of ''cheek" viii get along better
than q modes. man with $50, 900. This
ststement coming from Mr.. Beecher, will be
highly encouraging to several young men
hereabou:s,
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Sheriff. SAL
STATE OF KANSAS,
LE,vEs woKiII CoUxIY.

STATE OF KANSAS
LE,vEswoKiu CoCSIY.
In the District Court Of the First ,,i,a District
OF the state Of haEsas- sitting in tn, county OF
Leavenworih in sal State.
David W. Towers, Plaintiff,
Patrick c0r~ly ants, an, ann cor~ly. De No soea
DUBLlC notice Is hereby given that under and
i by virtue OF the Judgment rendered in the
above entitled action, in and by the above named
Court, AID OF special execution issued
said judgment, will.
Saturday, the 10Th dny Of Apra, 4. ID. 1873,
at eleven O'Clock n. IN. o. that day, TT the Court
House in the city of LeaveBw WORTH in the county OF
L-sveuwouh and state Of Ksn-a- offer for ssle
AT public sac, and sell, to the highest bidder for
cash, the following described tract of land. sit
uate, living and being in the county of Lrav-
envoTth and state of Kansas, namely The.
north halt Of the northwest fractional quarter of
section number nineteen tI9l, IN township number
eight 49, Of range Dumher twenty-tNo IN, east OF
the sixth principal meridian.
Dated this i2th day OF March, A. y. 1878.
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff OF Leavsnworth County kanslS-
CLoueH WHEAT, AttOr. eys for Plaintiff.
marl2-wfw
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REFERRING to the reelection of Alex.
II. Stevens 10 sea. in Congress, the Toledo
Blade says:
Such scene a. that of the Vice-President
of an organized Rebel Government being
permitted to participate in making laws for
the people he fought with 30 much cal vest
ness and bitterness, could be witnessed in no
country but ours. Our Government has shown
its power to protect itself-it fears TO foe,
and can afford to be magnanimous to those
whom it has conquered.
We are afraid the arrogance of Mr.. Ste
veDs may invite the ut;erance of unpleasant
facts upon the floor Of Congress, bu, we hope
he may have more judgment than to DO
aught which can afford AN excuse for ailu-
sion to his great otiense az inst the govern
ment and people who now consent tha, he
may occupy an honorable position in Con-
gress. He Is now 81 years old, is somewhat
feeble in body and wanting in that discre-
ton which characterized his younger wears,
when he stood high among the old Wing
leaders of the country.
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Publication Notice.

iE iHis, %s A1 cossIr, IS.
In he District Court o. tae frs. Jud eial Dstric,
q; the air o, kau>ss. sitting in the County Of
IeIvtnwor,h, in sad ate.
Herman Sonnta:, Plaintl;,
iu-ustrs Ee.se's De'e1dant.)
NOU. the shove md Augustus KesseIs, ere
1 herr"y 10. d.d thI yor have been sued Nv
tn o.e ani.d q 70 ut.H, Herman seantrg, in
tic . owe W~l- "ntd CoJ.,. aud ta,t sai pant II
~ b Il D p on W laid Court. IN the above
en lei a. - o.. It y"J- an'; tlGt you must
swer sad % .ol On u-c1ret.
4fi dog Of IprI, Il. ID. 1873,
or sid Pc .;.ru ". BE- taken As true ard judg-
mel. To. To- O. ale ei .cs rtugiy. OF the oi..w-
lu- 90 sc, Fo-wli: jdt -m-nt in ftVor % "a d
pain f-'.T-s NpI a. Ih' -um OF one hund ID
ia .,lu Cd sac AZ ~ yea e cent. per aInum.
c,> %. ~a O., &c AMI n ttne lilo v,ns h.s~rio,d
" T.. LelseIv-r- p a-d ! e of Kansas, name v ::
! n' : u.r 20 a. tie .or.h ct quarter sectiou
uUrn bog eleven n IN rosu>a numhe- MIN % Of
range num'.r tw-a. one t- , east of tine Xix h
D. ID ar. te -nit the > action 4
~acu Iudgfura' sHi tHJr al execution he
I-sI.d ." IRE -Hsrif sad oun.v of Lesven-
40 - 'ar Ia" =. tae'cc wA'c1 Il tsac o, land
j. been 81 gCled uu"e ant by virt ue oi a. orier
%. s-chpct atTe-O ors issued in a above enti-
'fi 81 on
it,,ei i-I9th day % Feb nary, A. u. 1873.
CI.DUGt Y WHEAT.
f-h.f-@ltNw'~ Attorneys for P.sinii..