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RAILROADS.
WAsHINeTON AND ONO RAILROAD.
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"ABHIH0TON AND OHIO RAILROAD.
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Y 81 \; I; 4. n ma sn 4 :f & n
P;ss fsessuIF sseins EssixsIa1l y m and
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sss sss s% 4 Ike M 81. ma ~ ss
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train fgI Hamilton c9nnecs a h.% ,9Y,e aS N
is: Rsy1: sss Sases;': :G $
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DKNNSYLvANIA Air LINE 90 ~ -
~ TFSSitapELsglAvo, x
AND ALL FONTS IN TIE NEW EsSiHkB
THROUGH BFryHSSr SAsHrseros AND
wrruouhTF SHh S2Hkb Or CARS,
The equipment on this line d new and Of the most
"a RAz 5sA1E
QsHsAk- fiSs FFssrbis si z i SUNDAY
p and ,ss dspo a H.
and Potomsc railroad. northeast corner Of Sixth
VI Inc. leave Wsshinsson. % =. m. daily. 81.
ssss nSSssfsimOron ga, a. m. daily. e1cop. sun.
is.ys west Philsdolphis. at las p. m. daily. s,.
slss = now York nt0p. m. daily. s,osp,
Ssh%sna s1grs::; leave washington at las p m,
lave Bsitimore siasi p. m. daily. eIosp. Sun.
G;,ys YES. Philad.lphis .. ss p. m. daily. o..
xi.iys u Now York .. 1905 p. m. daily. except
Whit sIprsss. leave washington 80 % p m. daily.
issys %sss P PSiIsdsiSss & Is !. r. daily.
Arrive st Ns fR KIT 4 ss Il n iassat,
Ta.t line, leave New Yori !. v I'm.
kssSc q y Yer. .. M
st:s: i $500 !:
g Tss E:r aiss :ss hs5isif
rod, Erie railway. and steamers on Hudson rives.
s s:.d .sSd Gss:s ssS, and
On 0 sSS @ = me =. aoSo &.
sinsd. ,Horthssst corner q ThiTteenth .irss. M
p
baltimore and Potomsc railroad, CORNER siHth and
b issSa a.n.r.i IL Ps.. 3 sS2 asss.
RAITMoRI AND PoToHAo RAILROAD. !
6ffor oons.ss o aFffR rAED = sra.rrs
rA AiE suRssS @ liaai N n 4 S1's Z,
Fs.' S nv Nv Yorr r., g:si; d' XIV, .,e.p,
gress. daily, except Bun. Sunday. ,-,.-
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HI ENTRY H. SEARLE,
AROHITKOr,
no = ssrsss, oppssiss Pest oaes Depart
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DIED.

Ba ss ~ AL q z M on The s.h instant,
The funeral will take place ct s:n .. IN. on satur
w NJ ~ in.ssnt from his m9,hsr: rssidsncss;
Of the family sre invited 70 attend.
MUsqRyFF..Kied on tho Psnnsylyanis Gen.
M fsGSpess Ggss IN Sn h z az tSsSs ;'
third rear Of his age
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
O. sss ..a 1ay III .s. TIL ~.
Warrington. A. m BAisinors...... A. n 2.
[. ...., SIS p. N. !. ...... $50 ,. N
THE of;fier MINI a rRA ox. Y8tllTE p m

with elesant scenery. Palace stateroom. day and
I've hundred miles saved 70 Western IN oensr.,
The IS l. m. 10 Niagara Falls daily. except Bun.
day; the II is q m, daily. except sunday, north
yeat; the eisp m. daily. except Sunday; lop. m.
MAKE CONNECTIONS
Through from Washington 70 Rochester and Pitts
Tiois. 6y this route can b procured ct the once
corner Of Sixth street ennsylvaniA avenue. and
Thirteenth street and Pennsylyania Avenue. where
reliable information will be Ftyen, at all times
cure aooommodations In Palace Oars for Pittsburs
and Rochester oo,n., s,,,h g, and Pam AVA.
Warrington. D, q.
dAS-iy baltimore, Nd.
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John O. wELLsToop. President
Y 52s SEer yic' s sss:ss1. 'ns Ef:s
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-30
AvUsU QvAcks AND iAaposyGRs.
No Cha1ee for Advice and Consultation


Dr. J. q. Dyotf, Gradaate Of J.fstscn Maseul
Cols0s. Philadelphia, author Of several valuable
works, can be consulted on all diseases OF tho
Sexual or Urinary Organs, (which he has msde
an especial study. either In male OF female, no
patter from what cause originating, OF % bow
hum 70 srcst diseases with success Cures guar
anfecd Charges reasonable. Those Ut 8 die
tance can forward letter describing syn,reoan,
me enclnsing stamp 10 prrpay poetAgr.
uspa for the antds % Sienih. .pricr 70 eenta.
s.h OSo1T \; y. rhy.!sisa sna SssUsea
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-30

TINE steamer TRuMPETER being now In
l. complete order, will resume her trips on Sat
urday, the Isl of March, 1873, leaving Pier No.
). Light street wharf Baltimore, every The sday,
Thursday and Saturday, at l01 a. NJ, arriving
In Georgetown at 4 p. N. Returning will leave
Georgc'own the alternate days at 3 A. NJ, arriv
ing In baltimore at 2 ?. NJ. touching at Buck
Neck, Barnards, Beiierton, Turner's Creek, Cas-
sidays, Shallcross, and Frcdcricktown, going
and returning.
We sincerely trust that the friendly relations
hitherto existing between the steamer Trumpe-
ter, her patrons, and the public generally, may
never grow less for the perpctuaiion Of which
We will ever DO found striving our very hest.
mar lily WM. CUNDIFf, Capt.
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-30

8. N. Rrynolds stock Of Ladies', Misses', and
Chi'dren's huttnn and lace lasting, asd Md shoes
b sow complete, having added 10 ous already
large stock three hundrcd pair, direct from The
factory. Ladies', cali and sxAmiue them.
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-30
THE CUM DERLAND DlTTE0s

Have proved to be the best Vegetable Tonic In
the market for Scrofua, General Debility, Liver
Complaints, and all bilious or dysreptic states
Of the stomach snd bowels. When used In cos.
nection aoats Compound, from which plaster,
are made, Is an infslliable remedy for Lame Back
Or Spine Disease. One single trial will con vince
the most sksplical. Sold by CHAMBERLAINE.
Pharmaceutisi, Niddle,own, Del. TJuls-H
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xAstWIC.
is,.a,,e Religious Services Of the
Knights TeMPlar.
Ranw,et at the Continental.

Yesterday erenicg the annual concia'e OF
the Grand Ccm,vsnsery OF the sta'e oil han-
sas knights Te,urisr terminated with pubic
r.,;pious exercises, .; the Asylum OF the
Leayenworth CommaJdery and a banquet at
IN. Contin, n,al Hotel. the exercises in the
hall of the Knights WAS very impressive.
The Prel.te. arrayed in his official robe read
the beautiful service Of the order, ana the
kneeling knights, clad in their magnificent
regaIia Joined in the solemn responses
fr.e,suersed WA heard the rich notes oil the
Gloria Pairi, Deus MiseraIur, Ie Dunn
Lanaamu.. staba, Mater magnifceBtly
T .ndered by choir Of ladies and gentlemen.
Tne recital OF the Beatitudes expressed
the noble-t of sentiments, and the Decls-
ration of Faith by tie Pfeiate, in which the
Knights grasp Tie hilt of the swsrd, in to-
ken of submission to the gospel, was con-
Quoted according to the Custom Of the old
Teuiouic Knights. and made deep i'm
precision on ali present.
ne ceremonies al t.it Ed.l S.OSSu WIN
the singing O: the beautiful stsnzi begin
ming:
Shout the glad tidinF,, exu tingly sing
Jerusalem friumIEs, As ssiah is kin;.
The Knights with their ladies then adj
iourned to the Continental, where
magnificent banquet was spread.
Every seat a, the table was filed. and alter
a full discussion of the viands the company
were entertained with remarks from gentle
men high in the ranks of the fraternity.
The next annual meeting will be Ee!d at
Lawrence. Below We give list of the Off
cara appointed for the ensuing year:
John NJ. Price, Eminent Grand Com
mander; Thomas J. Anderson, Eminent
Deputy Grand Commander; Jacob ID. Rush,
Eminent Grand Generalissmo: Richard X.
Rees, Eminent Grand Captain General Jno.
A. Anderson, En- mt Grand Preiate; Chris
topher Beck, Eminent Grand Treasurer
Erasmus T. Car, Eminent Grand Rector;
Richard y Morris. Eminent Grand Senior
Warden Silas E. Sheldon, Eminent Grand
inior Warden.
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Consumption Can be Cured
sCHENCK'S PCLMONIC SYRUP,
sCHENCE'S SEAwEED TONIC.
SCHENCg'S MANDRAKE PILLS,

Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
Consumption.
Sometimes msdicnes that will stop q cough will
often % casipn death of the patient IL locks up
the liver, stops the circulation Of the blood h.
or hage follows, and, in fact, cIoggng the action
OF the very organs that caused the cough
Liver COMPLAINT a ID dy spepsia are the Gauss OF
two-thir,!s If he cases Of consumption. Many are
nos comp'aiHi z With dull pain in the side, the
bowels sometimes cosiive and sonnet mes too loose,
the tongue 'oai'd, pain in the shoulder bla IL,
feeling sometimes very restless and at other times
owsy; 'he food that is taken lies heavily on the
stomach, accom- anied with acidity ard felehing
OF wind. These symptoms usually originate from
a disc rdered condition OF the stomach a torpid
liver. Persons "a affect Il. n they take two
heavy colds, and IL the cough in these cases he
suddeuly stopped, the lungs liver and stomach
C og and remain torpid and inactive and before
the patient il aware Of his situation the lungs
mas of sores and ulet ra;el and death is the in
eyiiahie result
-chenek's Puluionie Syrup s an evpectorart
which doc no contain any Opium, nor any thing
calculated to check cough suddenly.
>rherck's Sawed Tonic dissolve the fool,
mixed with the gs.tIic juice Of the stomach di-
g.sts easily, Dour She the system and crett--
healthy circulation # the blo4d. When the byv
ei, s-iye. kin sillow and the patient j. Of a
bilious habit, >eheGek's Mandrake Pals are re-
qursd
These md zines are prepared by DIR. j. II.
- I. - & SON, northeast coTnef Of -iIth and
Arch streets. Philadelphia.
FCrs lr by drus lists generally.
MIE.5 BROS, II Louis. Mo-,
mayif-lAw Wholesale Agents
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STATE OF KANSAS, L.
COUNTY OF LKAvENwORIH.
In the District Court of the First Judicial District
Of the State Of Kansas, sitting in and for Leaveu-
worth county in said Stale.
La Fayet,e Mills. Plaintiff,
Aad;,sn Mills Defendant.
DY VIRTUE OF an execution to me directed and
ID de iveIed, issued out Of the District Court Of
the first Judicial District O. the State OF Kap.a.
sitting in and 70: Leavenworth county in s,id
S ate on the judgment rendered IN the :bove en-
titled action, will on Wednesday the 18th day Of
June, A. d. 1873, at II o. clock, q. N. Of that
day, at the Court House door in the City
tLeavenvorth, IN the county and State Aforesaid,
offer at public sale, and sell separately to the
highest bidder. for cash in hand, esch OF the
following described tracts Of land, situate, lying
and being in the county Of Leavenworth and State
Of kansas, namely:
The souihwe.t quarter Of section number
eighteen Qs), in township number nine (9), of
range number t~enty-thTee (23); the souths est
quarter Of section number seven "a, in sid town
ship number nine 49,, OF sa range number twenty
three 23 the wet half Of the asst uarter of
said section number ca in said township mum her
nine 90, OF said range number twenty three tZg:
the roth half OF the hafof the lid
quarter OF aid section number seven "a, in said
township number nine go, ofsa; range number
invent y-three (23l; and twenty-eeh t acres off Of
the east side the northeast quarter of said seq
ton number aeven "a, in said township number
nine ts). Of said range number twenty-ihree (2sl
anu -eIBut OF tne nOrth end Of the
southwest quarter Of section number seventeen or
in saia township nu a,ber nine (9, Of range number
twenty-three OBJ, and the southeast quarter of
section number thirteen (i3,, in township number
nine ts), Of range numb Der twenty two (2. and all
Il the southeast quarter Of o. ction number twelve
Cl2l, In township num- Der nine -, Of range mum.
her twenty-five CD, except so much thereof Is Is
bounded as follows. to- wit: Commencing At the
southwest corner thereof, running theme. north
along the west line Of said quarter section twenty
five chains, thence in an easteriy direction on
lima al ut ha Is.,. x.f
section fourteen and li2-l000 chains, thence in a
sou,herly direction on line parallel with the west
line of said quarter section twenty fl We chains 10
the solth line Of said quarter section, thence vet
alOrg the south line OF said quarter section 10 the
place OF ginning and also except twenty acres OF
of the nOrih end Of the east half of said quarter
section.
sa;d property levied On and to he sold as the
property OF Madison ILLS.
D.ted at Leavenworth City, Kan as, May 10th,
A. ID. 1873.
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff %! Leavenworth County. Kansas.
CLoUGH 4 WHEAT, Attorneys r Plaintiff.
may l0dltSwtf
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Sherilf'S Sale.

LrAvEswoRTu Cousrr.
In the district Court of the First Jdcial Distric.
of the State of Kansas. sitting ia and for Leav-
enworth County in sal state.
Robert Durham, Plaintiff,
Naryetta pa-in, Clement
Dustin and James Hughes Case 30. <,G9;.
and William ;. Collier,
Partners as hughes and Col
Iier, e!endans.
DU BIC notice is hefeby given that under and
i ty virtue Of spe, iai execution To me directed
and delivered, issued out Of the pi fri Court of
the First Juji.ial District OF the State of Kansas
sitting in aid tor Leavenworth County. in said
5 ate, and Of tn" judgment rendered IN the above
eniitlet act on, | will on
Thursday, tie 29h day Of Nay, 4. d., 1873,
at II 'cIcck A. NJ. ofsa;d day, at the Court House
door in the City OF Lesvenworh, in the county and
state Aforesaid, nfsr at public sale and sell to the
highest bidder. for cash in hand, the following des
ciihed property. situate. lying and being IN he
County Of iorvonwoIth aud staie of Kansas,
namely: al the into est. leasehold and ota+r~ise
Of The said MIry-t;e Fms in and Glenn. mt Bu. tin
Of in and 10 lots lumber nine 90 IN ten tl0) Of
block nifty (iO) in the City OF Leaven - rth the
County If Lsavehwcrth, and State OF Knnsas. and
AL the buildings AID i:niroy emen;s iuated upon
said lots.
said prorer y 10 he sod a. commanded by the
said special execution and in I.ur .uanc. OF said
jad -neat.
TII0M,S LEONARD,
Sheriff Of lGavenworth County, Xan-as
HERTZ $ Ofi'e. Ieavenw orih ity,
April .Si, A. ID. 1873
BURNEs Dill, AT orneys .Or Plaintiff
ap2i-sIw
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The wheat Field Of America.
Healthful Climate. Free Homes. Good
Markets.

The Northern Pacific Railroad offers for sale
It's LANDS IN CENTRAL AND EsrkRN MINNEsOTA
embracing: l. The hest of Wheat and; = tx
cellept Timber Tor the MILL the Farm and the Fire:
3. Rich Prairie Pas;urage and Natural Meadow,
wateIed by the clear Lakes and running streams
in heaithfu Climate, ioLere Ferer and Igue as un-
kHOtg7t.
Grain can he sh pped hence by lake to market
as cheap As from Eastern Iowa Central Illinois.
Cars now run through thes. Lands from Lake Sa-
perior to Dakota Price Ut lard eli to track o. 90
TO $500 per acre; further away $3.50 to g. 10,
Seven Years Or dit: warrsntse Deeds; North
ern Paclhc $50 Bonds. now Sc ling at par re-
ceived for land at 81. 10. No other unoccupied
Lands present such advantages to settlers.
soldiers under the New Law March 1872 get
100 ac'es FREE, near the railroad. by one anu two
years residence.
transportation at Reduced Rates furnished
from all principal po,Ets East to purchasers Of
Railroad Lands, and To SETTLERS on Government
HOmesteads. Purchasers, their wives and children
carried free the Nortt ern Pacific Road.
Now is the time for settlers and Colonies 10 get
Railroad Lands and Government Iiomest@ads close
to the track.
Send for Pamphlet containing full information,
map and copy OF New Homestead Law. Address:
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD, ST. PAUL, MINI,
weow OR 23 FIFTH AVENUE COR 9TH
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LIST OLE GIFTS
Total, 10000 gifts all cash. S.. co

Tie money to pay AL these gifts in full is NV
upon depos in the Farmers and brewers Bank
OF Loui ssi.le d set aside for that purpose. and
can only he used for that purpose, will be seen
b. the folio xing certificate of the cashier:
OFFICE OF THE ,KNEIs' 4 BRovKRs' BANK, }
LOUISVILLE, KY, April !, 1873.
This is To certify that there is in the Farmers
aud Drovsrs Bank 10 the credit of the Third Grand
Gift Concert, for the benefit OF the Public Library
Of Kentucky, five hundred thousand dollars,
which has been set apart by the managers to pay
the gifts ia full, and will be he'd by the bank and
paid out Tor this purpos and this purpose onl..
K $. WEIGH, Cashier.
The party, therefore, who holds the ticket
drawing the ial giu will get Slu0, go in grecn-
hacks, AMI If toe go GoO gift, the S. 90. III.
$50 o0l, the SO, go. the d4D and all the other
gifts, 10 40 in number, amounting to 500 $50.
The remnant Of unsold tickets will be furnished
10 those who trst apply ("riers accompanied by
the money always having preference o.-r acentsl
at the following prices: Whole tickets $40; hal
s., and quarters 81 -; IL whole tickets for els |;
20 for 500; li3 for ST. - and 575 for 5,"0. No
discount on less than Sl0J worth OF tickets at a
'ima.
a: s o. clock ON Tuesday morning, Ju =, IN Pub
lie Library Hall, and the followin will he he
der of proceeding: LIST. Music by orchestral
band. ~. Placing of tsgs lone for each ticket Sold
in large wheel Bal. Placing Of gifts in small
wheel. Iih. Music by orchestral band. 5th
Explanatory remarks y President. 9th. Dras-
bani sth. Drawing Of last half Of gifts. 9,h.
Pacing Of large wheel with tags in hands Of com
mittec appointed by audience. 10Th. Grand
or hestral concert.
The music on this grand occasion will be the
best that can be procured, and the gentlemen " M
count and place the tags and gifts in the wheels and
suPerintend the drawing and keep the record Of
the drawn numbers Will be cho en- from the lest
known an l most Trustworthy citizens OF the State
All will re conduct 4 to he OF a perfect
guaranty .ainst comp amt from sny Just source.
rf N.asr,,
July l.. 1T % clock Ill Tickets drawing gifts
must he presented at room No. 4, Pub IT, Library
buiiiing where cash checks upol the Farmers
and HroTers' Bank # Louisville, or sght drafts
upon the Fourth National Bank Of New York, at
the option # the holder, will be given Tor the
tickets All gifts not called for in months from
the drawing will he turned TO the Public
Library fund.
For iuu particulars send for circulars.
IHOS. l.. BRANLETTE,
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Sheriff. Sale,

STATE OF KANSAS,
County of Leavenworth,
In the District Court of the First Judicial District
Of the State of Kansas, sitting in aud Tor esv-
eDworth county in said State.
The metropolitan BuildiBgl
and Loan As ocaiion,
Flaintin.
VS.. Case No 3, .ss.
Marii Mcfarland ard sam
uel Mcfarland, Defend
ants.
DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that under aui
by virtue Of the iud IN, Mt rendered in the above
entitled action, In and by the above named Court,
and of spec al execution issued said judgment,
TO me directed and delivered, l will on
Thursday, tie 29h day Of May, 4. d., 1875
at II O'Clock, A. M, of said day, at the court House
door in the City of lie WORTH in the County and
state Aforesaid offer at pubic sale and sell TO the
highest bidder for cash In hand. she '.v i,g de-
sorih'd tract OF land situate, ~ ing aid bei, the
County of Lcavenworih and State Of K4nsas,
namely: Lots number eleven l1l) and twelve (I2)
in block hunter thirty-six (36), in LeavenwOrth
6iiy proper recorded on the plat Of SAID city, on
record in the office OF the ,is,er OF LEI ds in and
for said county and S'a'e.
Said property 10 lie sold as commanded by said
special execution and in pursuance Of said judg-
LIeLt
THOMAS LEONARD,
sheriff Of Leavcn worth County, kansa..
Sheriff : oiice, Leayenw"rih City,
April 22d. A H., lS7s.
II. NJ. HERMAN, Attorney for Plaintiff.
aP2;-wiw
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Madison Mills, Defendant.

f'SSS W. JON.
Madison Mills, Defendant.
DY VIRTUE ofan execu ion to me Tree e and
ID delivered, issued out Of the II strict court O,
the Fist Jud cial district Of he State n; Kans,.
sitting in and for Leavenworth County, in said
state. OF the judgment rendered in the above en-
titled action l will Wedne day the 18th dav
ofJune, \. u. 1873 At II O'Clock a. o: that day,
At the Court House door in the City Of Leayen-
worth, in the County OF and State ao'esaid, ".fer
At public sale, aud sell separately To the highest
bidder, for cash in hand, each Of the following
described tracts Of land, situate. lying ant ing
In the county ofLeavenwOrih and State OF Kansas
namely:
The east one-h'If of the northwest quarter Of
section number thirteen tl@t, in t0wnsbp humber
nine tel. OF rang mum er twenty iwp (22i; the
southeast q,ar'er Of section number thirteen iI3t
in township 'Dumber nine 80. Of range number
twen y-tv0 t2gl; the west one half o. tn. south D.
east fractional quarter OF section nun br To-
in township number nine t9i. Of range number
twenty thre. 2l the south quarter Of 81 elton
number seven t7), in township number nine t9l,
OF ran e n1mbsr twenty-thrte -; the s5Utf
west quarter Of section number eighteen vs.
in township ngmber nine .t9I, # range
number twenty three l23i; the east one half
OF the southeast quarter of section number
one y, in township nHmber nine ~, Of range
number twenty-five t22l; thirty sewn ard sixty
one-hundre iths 80 60 of Of tBe side oil
the sou hive frac IA quarter If - c'iJn number
six (6l, in township imber nine -. If tange
number tveni -threr CD; twenty eight End eight
hundred and seventy i've ore thousandtbs
'-SfSsSb seNs Oh OF the edet the h-st-t
fractional quarter Of section number ca. in
number nine ~, Of range number
tventy-thrfe tZ.); thnty-thTee aud fifteen one
hundreths 33 Isl off OF the north end of the
fractional half the east quarter Of
scc;ion number seven q in township nunlter nine
l9), Of range number iwen'y-thTee t23l, and
lventv-seven AMI hinety three huud r-tlt as |
"a. s3 scres of of the north end of the southwest
fractional quarter Of seton nCnher seventeen !
10, in township humber nine -, Of rang.
number tventy-three Obi
S-iA M ~ rid n .f. h.. ALL
property OF Madison Mills.
Dated Leavensorth City, Kansas, May 10Th. |
So.
THOMAS LIE ,NARD
Sheriff Of Lesven orth County, Kzn-a..
CLocsH WHEAT, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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