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Central Female Institut,
Clinton, Kinds Co., Miss.

GAmhOms M1m4S C0.s Miss.
Rev. Walter Hilman. IL. D., President
A SISTED by large and able Faculty
IA will begin its Twenty-frst Academi,
Year on Tuesday, SeptembeNR3d.
The last session was eminUMtly prosperous
Over twenty-fhFee per cent. more pupils en-.
tered than were in attendance the previou.
year, and greater number than had been
catalogued since 1S60-6l M
The President having resigned the Presi-
dency Of Mississippi College, which he has
held jointly for the last six years. viii here
after give his undivided attenfion to the In
stitute. BY concentrating thus his entire ex-
perienee and energies, he will doubtless be
able to elevate the character Of the institution
even above what it has hitherto possessed.
For catalogues or other information addres
the President of the Faculty.
ROBERT KELLS.
President Board of Trustees.
Clinton, Misa., July q, 1874 jyaI-8m
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HaIf rare 20 state Fair.


I am authorized by the following Rail
roads to announce that visitors to Mississippi
State Fair. to be held in Jackson during tn
week commencing Monday, November lOtl
win he passed at half rates, or one fare 70
the round trip. Each visitor to secure a
excursion ticket at point of starting. Art
cles and animals on exhibition, where own
ership is not changed during Fair, will b
returned free on my certificate;
N. j. and G.. n. Railroad.
Mississippi Central Railroad.
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.
Vicksburg and Meridian Railroad.
Mobile and Ohio Railroad.
A special train will leave Canton, Vicks
burg and Brandon every morning, and re
turn every evening, during Fair week.
j. L. Power, Secretary.
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$1,5OO.OOO.

DIVIDED into 1900 cash gifts, will be distrfb-
uted by lot among the tieket-holders. The
numbers OF the tickets TO be drawn from ono
other A ~ guns ii'i't an
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NAZARETH ACADEMY

| TIHE Nazareth Academy is three and "A hal
Il miles from BaFdstown, and one mile froI
| the Louisville and Bardstown Turnpike, Tn
site is beautiful pleasant and healthy. TIL
| buildings are spacious, and erected in a hand
| some style, and peculiarly well arranged 70
the purpose of an extensive boarding schoc
| for young ladies. The yard and ground 10
| recreation and promenade are neat, spaciou
| and in the summer pleasantly shaded witt
| forest and grove frees.
\ 2. The Institution was chartered by tn
| Legislature of Kentucky in 1879 and it ha
| been conducted on principles which hav
| given general satisfaction to the public.
| is under the protection and superint tie ndenc
| of the Right Reverend Bishop of Kentuek
and Board of Trustees.
3. Every attention is given to the neatness
p0liteness, health aud comfort of the pupils
The sick are nursed with maternal tendernt 81
and the pupils receive in every respect, pa
rental care and attention.
4. No solicitation is used to change the Re-
ligious Principles or Greed of the pupils.
.. Nazareth has been public boarding
school for young ladies since the year 1914
since which time it has received an extensive
patronage from Kentucky, the Southern, and
several of the Western States. Each year
has added to the com orts and eonveniences OF
the Institution, while experience has in
creased the qualifications and abilities of the
conductors and tutoresses.
g. Nazareth Is open for the reception of pu-
pills at any time of the year. The cars run
daily from Louisville to Bardstown, passing
by Nazareth.
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From the ConeervatiYe.

Col. Musgrove, in his speech on Saturday,
said that Ames' taxes were assessed on q
watch valued at 500, and jewelry Ga dandy,s
breastpin we suspectl valued at 800 and his
and is beyond the reach of the tax-gatherer:
and that tue balance Of the ticket didn't
Yay $40 taxes. excepting, perhaps, the seal
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TO PREVENT GRAY HAIR,
THE

GLANDS nequaled-having proved its yir-
- tues at Sixteen different Expositons and
Fairs. lis clear crystal; leaves no sui
perfume. Never changes the hair 10 ridiculous
red or pink, only natural light brown or
black is the result in n few application
Stains netherlands scalp or clothing. Cures
dandruH, stops the hair from falling ou., and
cures any headache within ten minutes.
J. +. FugaZi, Manufacturer and Proprietor,
New York City and Sacramento, Cal. Ask
your druggist, and give il fair rial. G.. G.
WARD BRO, Agents, 2l5 Main st., Mem
phis.
BUCK & BAILEY,
mar2I 12-Iy JAcksOn Wis.
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No
riceof Dan Admss Ticker, OneD
the Fairo Admiss icke for
a regon Of
will be on only andf visits the be
the who shtop purchase
as erefo 0 for he week
Pemu be dundr the ofsuchwe
time
of the icke
the disribu shan
of the
tina hu e y al of his characte We
oacn-
pIshi the sera i view.
j. L. Jr, HILZHErG
NJ c. D. NENTE
] MATT ASH, TAPLEY
ALMONDS Co
WIN TAYLOR, E. HELM, WIN ALLEN
l. A HsKNs
JOSHUA GREE JoNE SH AUsTH Nicely
forgot lwin ha beense eted
the
JoUA j, D.. STEvART
JNo J. RoHRBAc H.. AXE
Admis rSOOO
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II the Densef n Ior many years engaged in
to tbe .; now tenders his professional seryien-
0FP TTIsIEe rs Of Jackson and Vicinity ices
Church Capitol Street, opposite Fpisoon.l
Octl8-ff
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FIRST DAY.
MoNpAr. November 1n. Is.

- MONDAY, November 10, 1873.
This day win be devoted to the entry OF
Articles and Animals, and to general prep
aration for the remainder of the week.
There win be no exhfBition IN Arena or on
Main Track.
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WH0LL PLANT ROSES 2
BY R. G. GAINES.

Who'll plant roses on my grave,
Yes when l am dead and gone,
And bring some sweet memento there,
Wet with the tears of early dawn?
Who'll kneel beside the lovely spot,
When gentle twilight glories reign;
And ia the deep profound of love
Would WOO my spirit back again?
When spring nnfolds her vernal store,
And nature dons her brightest doom,
Will some angelic form be found
In pity weeping Ger my tomb?
In all the seasons of the year,
From budding flowers to winters blight
When plenty smiles, or fortune frowns,
viii keep the garner'd treasure bright
Aye, when the golden fruit is ripe,
And hangs luxuTiant from the tree,
Deep down in her heart of hearts,
viii cherish some sweet tho't for me?
Who'll come when tuneful birds
Marble forth their grateful lays,
And spread the mantle DER my wrongs,
And not withhold the need of praise?
les, when all the flowers are dead,
AEd.the green leaves no longer wave,
When spring retuE 6S, know of '.one''
Whp'I plant roses On my grave.
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only Sixty thousand tickets win be aoid
anu ohe-half Of these are intended for the En-
roPeah market, thus leaving only 10000 for
SAFE IN the United States where 100 900 ,yere
disposed of for the Third Concert. Tie ticjfets
a IRE ulNlded into ten coupons or parts and
nave on their back the Scheme. with a nm 80
of the mode of drawing.
AZ TINS concert, which will be the nranflest
musical display ever witnessed in tits com,
try, the unprecedented sum of
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DIR. S. ALEXANDER
II Clinton, Miss,

II AS just received a fresh supply of Botanic
II Medicines for sale. Having devoted
much time and attention. for many years to
Chronic Diseases, he is prepared to cure Dys-
pepsia and Chronic Diarrhea, Chronic Dis
cases Of the Lungs, Liver, Spleen and Kid
neys, Dropsy, Asthma, Scrofula and letter
Uterine arrangements, etc Persons residing
at too great distance to consult him in per-
son, ca do so by letter successfully Public
patronage respectfully solicited. mildly
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COURSE OF sTHDY

Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English Gram
mar, Geography, with the use of Globes, AL
zebra, History, Rhetoric, the Elements OF
Botany, Mental and Natural Philosophy, As
tronomy, Optics, Chemistry, etc.: Plain Sew
ing, Marking, Needlework, Embroidery, Ia
pestry and Beadwork, in all their variety
Drawing, Painting, Music on the Harp, Piano
and Guitar; and the Latin, French, German,
Italian and Spanish Languages; Lessons and
Exercises in Polite Literature will also be
given, the Institution being provided with a
good Library for the purpose.
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I J: Williams. Mrs. Stutnns Mr.. weeks.
NJ vxJtssln;andsr Montgomery, Dr. Fields. and
VAR y laiam Barker, died recently atEAl-
-" Aexas, Of yello w fever: -
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Best s acres of Corn .. 500 o.
Best acre of Corn . so o.
Best one acre of Wheat. .... 90 On
The producer will be required to furnish
a detailed statement of the mode of cultiva
ton, showing date of planting, time o
ploughing and hoeing; kind of Implement
used, kind and amount of manures used
and how and when applied, all for the infor
nation of Awarding Committee, and will
a view to publication at close of Fair. Thu
land must be accurately measured, and tn,
yield certified to by two or more respectable
witnesses. A bushel of corn in the ear and
bushel of wheat must be entered by eacI
competitor, as sample of the product.
b0- For complete last of Premiums in al
the Departments, see pamphlet.
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No More Dusty Or SANDWICH
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l.
hs succeed ia max IN
he oundas
Alarge assone of seconhh
We the
Ia s e
North Carolina
Sh u
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Also for CAMPAIGN Goops Addre.s
GOODSPEEDS EMPIRE BOOK PURTTsu
ING HOUSE. Cincinnati, st. Louis. New Or
leans or New York IT
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HIST RECEIVED a FOh

JUST IE ECEHV ID -
Red Glover Seed.
Orchard Grass Seed.
Red Top Seed. ,,...ls
And various kinds Of hel0 nSfF 8Iklh
OotlStf
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aiding the Association - - ~ w
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TWO THOUSAND
Dollars in Gold TOR One Dollar in Currency!
~ - yygr "A PA NJ II7 st.
Relief and
of he SSate0 Of Mississippi.
$4,000 in Special Premiums

WHEREAS named Association in its operations by debts
ton of
fromH
nu air
Association have devised the following Plan for distribution SPECIAL
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SECOND DAY.
TUESDAY, November IL, 1873.
DIP A TT HODCEC

Best Stallion, 8 years old and over. $40 90
" Gelding years old and over 25 90
Mare. years old and over
breeder Ok M
Owners of Brood Mares shall make affi
davit of the fact or show a Colt by the
Mares side Wv
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Every Fifth TicIsc. Draws = cir
100000 for 500.

WE Fourth Grand Gift Concert authorized
by special act of the Legislature for The
dement, OF the Public Library of Kentuei5v.
III IN take place in Public Library Hall, at
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HNHE GRE GENT
Il offered to the
anteed superior to
market. For clear
tinctness of vision
vailed, the total b
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Real Estate raasEev., Ftled fer Record Ds
isS the Meath sf February.

Real Estate Tr.ssfer., FILLED fer Record Dsr-
Ing the Meath sf Febraary.
wXRRASTxx.
Ignaz Zeizer and wife Jacob Rnsel undivided half
Of Lot I. Hook r. wathena; d. 5000.
George W. Frazer and wife Michael Gallagher undi-
vded oneghth part Of quarter Of north
quarter section 81 township 2. range o. SIS.
Ozias Bailey Leandsr Hi Int II Block 90 Highland;
SIS
Lawson Collins and wife to W. r. McAdam. ives, half
Of north quarter section l. township range %
sl,1A.
Richard Clark and wife to A. W. Livermore. Lots s
G. Block g. Smawsoda Abilities tn wathena also north
half Of Lots and g. Block J. wathena proper: $50.
Lyman Nash and wife 10 George Manville. acres in
south Of northwr quarter section "a
ship 3 range .: s245.
George W. Townsend and wife tn Isaac Graves north.
quarter section e. township mage 2corccton Of
erruneous deed made in is64-kJ25.
Chester Thomas to Cells b. Roundy, Lsvee Rlock J.
Geary City: SIS.
John Mcrrhrad and wife to Golias Bopebr.ke snuth
quarter Of northeast quarter Of north quarter.
section -. township 2 range 81; GO.
John Medipger to Gotfried Meidinger. north half Of
northeast quarter section township range 81; 500
Amos Garner and wife Ia Joseph Brumbaugh. 81 feet
of Lot g. Block ~ Troy: $50
Jane r. Campbell and wife to Isaac H. Jackson north
half Of northeast quarter of quarter section -
township ,, range 20; si5O.
Joseph A. wad and wife to Peter vonarx Its 10 and
N MI a, I, =, and 10 c,.t =, lot, !, and =, c,,.k
M f., IT,, ssa
ru rv,r. aud x;s.,or r R,x., In, N R,o-t I.,.
p;, ANN
-. n s ~ p Su,., .a Sur ..
half f ,,h,s, on.r,cr .r.tio, 1 ,,x,sb;,a ra,,. -,
$500.
I,, = william and WIFI 4, f.a,r,. r. Sinclair I,s Q
,.,, n IT. ZOO '
p.,.r y,,n,r, and uis. =, co,-,d S,,,z .o,,h ~..,
,.,,., I'D -,,,,h h,,f ., ,o,h No., or,r,r 81
,,,,..r .,..,;on ., ,.wn,h,. r,n,. o., Ann
William M,uroe and Wifi 4, = = Chamberlain north
half Of quarter section d towpsbp range 81
a north three ourtks Of cast quarter North
ter ,.rtion - towpsbp 3 rang. p: 800
Fp Chamberlain and wife tu William Mourue. all Of
B,ock > East Troy; e. 90
Susan Cooper Jane Ciooia and William GoofalI to Al
L., Gorr Yves, half Of south west uuprter section town.
,;n range 81. xpO
white Cloud CITY COMPANY to Richard J. Gathn- LIT.
a3Is Block a. mart IF la, 4 Block s Lots 10 H. -
pI,c. q, In, R,ek o. In,, I a3, CLAM IL -
H.. az, Ia.. 2 O IN n 10 Rlock y;o White Gland
s,,a
lanes n Burn,s and wife to Henry Srncff,cr Jordan 4
Nrcu and nlivar r. Baype ra.t ouarter ..ctiop
,~,.h,, , r,ns. TO- - nm
n Mill .....,. .... -
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The citizens Of the County who propose planting orch
ards will find it their advantage tn give their patronage
to E. Snyder of the Prairie Nurseries at Highland who
kcepa perhaps the largest stock in the stste and can fur
nish them the class Of trees e
purchased from any Of the leading Nurseries Of the con
try Mr. s has had long experience in the business in
Comfy and has thorough knowledge Of all the var
cites adapted to this climate Parties who deal with him.
NAV be assured that all orders will be filed with the variety
wanted He keeps everything to be found in frstclass
Nursery and socts the patronage of the public Apply
to the proprietor,
f. SNYDER Highland Kansas,
Or Tn C. G. BRrGrs Troy My lift
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LIST OF CIFTa.

Total i0O00 Gifts. all Cash. -------..-... 600
To provide for this magnificent Concert Os~
Hssdred Thessand Tickets snly will be Issued.
. large portion Of which already sold
PRICE OF TICKETS
Whole Iickst.. 30; Halves, %; and Quarters,
$3.50. Eleven Whole Tickets for 800. No dis
conut on less than 500 ordera.
Nothing could he more Appropriate for presents than
tickets to the Das9ses u Wealth, more likely u
pruce rand~r satirfactory resus Tho object this
laird Gin CSseess Ii the enlargement owmepe
Of the Pebble Library ef Kentucky, which. by tho
special act authorizing the Concert for its benefit II To
forever free to q. citi.sns Of State This
will be conducted like the first and second heretofore given
and full particulars Of the mode Of drawing the ts and
paying them. and everything thorough
derstsnding Of the sshee from beginning emil nov
pubshed In the form Of circular which viii be Furnished
free of cost. N any who apply.
The entire this undertaking has he~n com
mitted by the trustees N Hes. Th0s. Y. lesse,
late Governor of Kentucky. tn whom Ill
X. T. DURRETT, President
W. n. HALDEMAN. Vice Pr-s't
JOHN T. CAIN. See'y Public Library ofKy
FARMERS AND DROvERS' BANK, Treasurer
Tickets rcsy for sale and al osders them
Applications for agencies circulara infrmafino ctr
viii meet with prompt attenton, when addressed me- -
below directed. -
T1s0a. =. D8AALErTE, Lsuisvilss, w.,
febi3wA Agent Public Library Kentucky.
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Cutting AND SI-,-HISG-one day last week, at White
Cloud, a cutting ARRAY took place. in which James Nc
Grew received several ugly slashes from knife in the
hands If John Cuckl-r 1t that since the ice went
partially of the river Mcrew had been carrying pas
sengsrs in a ski Last week. the Ferry Company
directed Cuckler, who in their employ, to put in
ski and order Mct;rew to quit. Cucklrr did when
Mctirew Threatened put him under the ice whereupon
Cucker commenced cutting at him with knife, McGrew
parrying blows He received cut in the arm
one breast which he thinks penetrated the bone
and a number Of sashes through his clothing. The
wounds are supposed not to be dangerous.
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Sheriff. Sale.

NOTICE ia hereby given that viii the f?th day o.
N March A. D. is.3 O'Clock. p. n. Of sid day. .,
Evood in Dnniphan County State Of Kansas oaee Ton
sale at public auction n the highest bidder for cash. toe
follovine personal property to Wit: One LoooDove En-
CINE marked ST. Joe Topeka R R Taken - the prop.
erty Of the Saint Joseph Topeka Rarcsd Company and
Tar warrant nov in my banda as Sheriff d Dooiph.1
Coupty State Of Kansaa issued by the Treasurer Of sd
COUNTY bearing date January 18TH ls7a
Given under nv hand, this 18th day Of Fehruary D.
ls7a SAASEL NAVY HHEN:
Fehr-r,ry r. is73s~. Prsfss. y
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DIED..

On che hrst day Of March, LEA after protracted ILL.,
neas MAEr ALICE daughter of Thomas J. and Sarah J.
vanderslice. their residence rear Highland Kansas.
The deceased inst I6 months old: yet her inell
esnce and patience while enduring pain led to the belief
Of some that she much older Her kind manner and
deep affection endesred her to all who approached her
while it aAds to the poignancy cccasoned by her loss
There conscaon in the declaration Of our when
he sad: -Suher little children come for Of
such il the Kingdom Of Hesven." nT.
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Sheriff. Sale.

N,OTIcE 10 hereby gvea that will on the 18th day Of
~ March A. D. 1874 at oeloek. p. Il, Of said day q
Elwood in Donphan County State At Kanaas "der for
sale at public auction for cash the following described
personal property Wit: Locomotive Engine M. mar
ked ST. Joe D. c. X. R.: also Locomotive Engine No.
marked st joe ID C. r. r Taken the property Of
the Saint Joseph Denver City Railroad Company and
errd for the highest bidder for cash. IN satisfy
certain Tax Warrant in my hands Sheriff Of Dooi
phzn County State Of Ksnsss sned by the County Treas
urrr If said County. brarng date January 18th. lea
1s93 SAMUEL MAQCILKEN.
Sheriff Of Duuphan County
February q 1873 2r Prs fee, q
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"a u. r. q "A. III.
Wy WHITE CLOt-D LODGE No ~ \. F. & 4.
~ NJ meets nj their Hall third tory Of Weeks
Building the Levre Wednesday night an or before
Full Moon each month and every two weeks there
r. NJ WILLIAMS, W. NJ.
&. W. SHKEvE- Sec'y.
SMITHTON LODGE Ma. I. 4. Y. e. A. NJ. meets at
their Hail. in Highland Friday night before the
Full Moon. and every weeks thereafter Visiting
Brethren cordially invited
7. j. yANDEESLICE, W. NJ.
W. TKEyETT. See.
MASONIC-Try Lodge No 81, A. +. and A. Masons
their Hall Monday evenings before the full
each MONTH and the second Saturday night there
after C.G. BRIDGES, W. NJ.
=. :. SOPER- Secretary.
LOG. T-vincent Lodge No fsl. meets every Friday
night in Odd Fellow Hail. G. Leland store Troy
Kansas. A. W. BEALE W. e. L.
JOHN MAQUILKEN. W. See
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DosIrnAs cous5I-
In the District Court for County s.se Of K.nss
John Ellsdse, Plaintiff
Arnold Adler 4 {
Sophia Adler. Defendants.
NOTICE IL hereby given that Will the 18th day Of
~ March, A. d. 1874 Ut ecnek. p u. Of sad DAY. 1T
the north door Of the Court Hoase IN the city q Troy
Dcnphan County State n Kansaa offer r sale at public
auction for cash. the following described real estate tn
Wit Lot No ten e in Block No Eve Is, n the original
town Of Troy Doaiphan County. Kansaa Taken - the
property Of Arnold Adler and Sophia Adler and offered
FOR sale to the highest bidder for oash n stis certain
Judgment and of recsr In the District Court for
Donphan County in the State of in which John
Elledee II plaintiff and Arnold Adler and Sophie Adler
arc defendants
Given under nv hand this sath day of February A. d.
1s7a SAMUEL MAQCIKEN.
Sheriff of Douiphan County
February q, ls73-Sw. Prs fee %.
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Sheriff. Sale.

DoNiPHAS COUNTY,
In the District Court for Doniphan County State Of Kansss'
Stephen Pick.rd, Plaintiff.
' R.. q. I I. ciat ipa Defendants.
NOTICE h hercby given. that will the 18th day n
~ March. A. D. ls13 between the hours of ten O'Clock
A. NJ and four O'Clock r ~ Of said day. the door Of
Court House. in the City Of Troy in Donphan County,
STATE ef Kansas offer for sale public auction for cash.
the following dercribed real estate witt Sixty
of Of the south side Of the south quarter Of Section
twenty three tp Of Township ~ Of Range twenty.
oue D BEGINNING at the south stone II said
quarter section ami running hundred and sixty rods
to the south Of said quarter secton thence
north sixty rods thence hundred
and sixty rods To stone thence south sixty rs
the place II beginning in Donphan County State
IT Kansas taken the prupe4y Of Alfred A. Clutter aud
Kettle " Clutter and offered for sne the highest bidder
for cash to satisfy certain jndsnsot and ccsts Of
ord in the District Court for Deaphan County In the State
Of Kansas IN which stephen Pcksrd IL Plaintiff and Al
fred A. Clutter and Rrftie " Clutter Defendants
Given under my hand this ID day Of February A. d.
ls73
SAMUEL MAQCILKEN.
Sheriff II Donphan County.
February 9Th 1e73-Sv. Prs fee. e2oo,
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Road Notice.

NOTICE IL hereby given that petition v be
ted 70 the Board Of of Dopiphah CoaD-
ty Kansas at their meeting the 9Th day of March 1
askpr thaH road be established a the 3wbg poans 10
Wit Beciuuug It the nofh Of he south
quarter Of section ~ in townshp two % At rasee
en- thence running west through the eeufre ID
three 81 Of range twentynue. On thew 70 nterseef the
rod leading fru6 Charlestna - Peters Creek.
MANY CITIZEyS
reh,r.yr "A feaJv Prs fee p
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AccIpENT-A, aged three four years Of Andrew
Tracy cabinet maker Of this place but whose family
sides wathena with painful accident few days
ago An older brother had been permitted the dangerous
practice carrying loaded pistol which in his coat
pocket In the morning. when getting mp to dress the
Younger brother took hold and threw around
the pistol the pocket being discharged by striking
against bed the wall The ball passed entirely
through flesh the boys leg and lodged in the other
leg Wound not dangerous ..-f
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fF~ We informed. that In sswn In this County,
dance was recently held raise money to the preach
er How times have changed, Not many years ago. the
Church taught its members that the Devil in fiddle
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