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Port Royal commercial and Beaufort County Republican. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1873-1874, 1873-11-06

Rfan.-s25 per ton. Sacks extra.
shorts.-s3O per ton. do
WESTERN FLOUR IR BBLs.-Super, $780, Extra,
$1,000; Family, sLO5O; Fancy, sll5G
RYE FLouR---$$4OO per sack. goo lbs)
Bacon.-Sfulder, 81; C. r. Sides, l0H.
ID. s. NIeats.-shouiders III; c. z. Sides, ~;
Lard lin tierces, l0l1 kegs IL
Corn Prime White, e5; Mixed, 90c.
Corn Meal.-95. (sackS included)
Onts.EWhite, 20; Mixed, 10.
Sugar.-Yellow. mi c, 12H; Extra c, l3h
sugar House Syrup.-In bbls, 30; hhds, 2s
virginia Salt.-S2l0 per Sack; 10 SACKS or
"I, Proctor s & Gamble's Soap, Extra Olive,
7sardy,s Soluble Pacific, 5000 Cash; $500
Factors Acceptance; $3.50 Planters Lien.
Snrdy's Phospho Peruvian. 5000 Cash !
5000 Factors Acceptance; s6S Planters Lelu; /,
The aboye quotjoDs are wholesale We do not In
a. iy case, break packages Kemittarces per Ezpress
must be prepaid Orders are llsd ai Price Current Ta
York, Charleston, Savannah and Atlanta, placed 70
credit at par. H.
BRANCH, SCOTT Il CO.
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m- A bill to recharter the Whitehall
ferry has passed the general assembly
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ps- Mr.. CAN'T is to have the Planters
S,Republican society Incorporated.
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ASSETS, JAWY. I, 1878,
4MNUAt LNCOME.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-08-28
CRUSHED TO DEATH.
A Man Thrown from his Wagon
and Killed.

From a farmer who came into the city
early yesterday morning ws learned the FOL
lowing facts in regard To shocking accident
which occurred Fri,ia. syeuing out On the
old Lecomp,on road where ii crosses the
Stranger. Mr.. Robert Thompson, resi-.
dent of High Prairie, had been to town or
that day, and having transacted his biisi;.-s-
left shout four clock for home, h':i WIEN 10
the vicinity O; the spo; WE hav. designated.
his span of mules, becoming fiighied a. soios
obstruction in the road, ran away and dssii-
ing the wagon agai;,s. q large stone ihreS
Mr.. Thomp-on h1,,-tth the heavy and swift
moving vehicle. The wheels passed over
his chest, completely crushing ont b 3 vitais
and can,ing almost instant death. He lived
but very few minutes. Mr.. Thompson IL
an old and we'll kbown citizen, AID his sad
sod su !,len death is incurred by large
circle OF friends.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-08-28
A FATAL DRUNK.
What Liquor Did for a Man

The Atchison Ciumpion brings Us the fol-
lowing information in regard to a terrible
accident which occurred Oh the Chicago q
Rock leland Road, near d. Ealb, No., on
Sunday laet.
At seems that for some time pact there has
been employed on the road as section hand
a man by line name of Kee. Lie many
Others, when sober he was hard working,
industrious man, but when titled with liquor
Was beside himself, recs less OF consequence
and totally unfi, to take care Of himself
Ga Saturday las, the pay car came in on
the road and the men were paid of. He had
no sooner received his mopey than he in
vested sufficient TO make himself beasily
drunk With companion h- left Drkalb
shortly after dark 10 go 20 his boarding
place, A short distance from the station. b.
fore he reached there sleep overcame him,
aud despite all his comrsde's efforts he lay
down on the track His companion then
left him, thinking he wonld come on soon
after the effects Of the liquor Wa. worked
oH At : o'clock Sunday morning the train
due at that time came laundering along, ard
without warning the Inflated man was
rushed into eternity. The next morning his
horribly mang.ed remains were found s:rewr
along the track, having lost all se,ahiapee tc
hUmsn.
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VINEGAR OR WHISKY.
The Troubles of an Illicit DiStiller

o. the 18Th in-t Mr.. Geo. n. Hutcbi-cn,
of @ owoke~, jefferson county, was arrested
snd brought TO this city by the revenue
os.cers. charged ~i;h owning AMI operating
diai.iery. Yesterday the care MAS up for
tri Il before the court al Judge IecomPte,
and the evidence devel"prd ,he following
fact:
II seems tina. Huirhi-on erected still
complete ia all its par and appointments,
snd for moa.hs worked with the despera-
i;oI Of s man ints .; ON making an honest
iiviny) I'd Gsk. vinegar CIT q a nssh Of
abou. fifty bushels vi corn per day.
Fo,hiag hu, high ~ine- could he Obtained,
and pending the appearance q: the vinegar,
the disappointed man slowed away the
Eqao. in a neigh5o-iLg e-llar .ni said
no,hiuy abou, his i'll luck. Misiofinnes
never come singly, and WHEN the revenue
officers c,me they found the vinegar factory
with yery l.,iie stock on hand, and simost
nothing to show for the hundreds Of hush
els OF corn which Lad .vapor;z & end been
condensed syain by the crooked and magical
'.0orm." Not being able Z" give satis-
factory explanation Of his manufacturing
enterprise he Was hound over in the Gum Of
Sl,CO0 tn sppear at the Circuit Court.
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OUTRAGEOUS CONDUCT.
4 Soldier Drugs a Girl and VIC,
lateS Her Person.

FROM that law-abiding and highly mors!
par, az the city called ''Cincinua'i," comes
the following particulars in relation to an
act of beas.ality, which onsh. 10 be
brought before the notice of the Police
Court and the offenders runishei. In tina,
locality lives young and somewha; pretty
girl, of foreign pafentage, who Became &C
quainted not long aga With Soldier boy, y
recently returned from the plains, who saH
and loved the gushing damsel at first sight.
and promised her all that her heart couid
desire in the way of attention, presents dc.
On Thursday lac procured buggy and took
her out riding. On Friday he did likewise
end on Saturday they visited a beer garden
together, and in one of the mugs of amber
liquid which she there iI,biGed, she received
a potion which set her brain on fire and lef.
her completely in the power of the rascally
lover, who was bent on her ruin and dis
grace. Before she became entirely in-ensi.
bic the man told her she must go home with
him, and taking her to a secluded spot, he
yioiaie.: her person and then carried her to
her home Here che vas taxed with violent
cramps ard vomitings, aud showed every
symptom Of having beer drugged. A doctor
was at once summoned, who applied a
stomach pump aud relieved the girl irom her
distress. The parties with whom the girl
liyes have m ,da every eXprtion to keep the
matter quiet. ] seems that the girl in times
past has not been wholly immaculate. and If
ihe matter vas broasht iGto Court other par
tea besides herself woud lie damaged by
the te.',mory given. The nsh,ss af both
parties are known, hut are suppressed until
the matter is further inve ,tlgated.
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FOR SALE:

On the De Soto 'oad, the estate .6.cinLg that Of
Lyman Scott, consist ng u rity Of land With
houss, barn and ouihsuses. The house is large
cevly burlt in the best style CT architecture and
workmanship, and - lisins driving room Is
f,et by II, one large dining room and seven or
eight other cool rooms with three large bay vim
dows. The barn contains stsbling 70. seven h9rses
ample carriage acconm dation, harness and helps
room, loft FOR grain, ami basement with stall. for
IS cows. A frame 'diIion has BEEN built "a the
barn with chicken house, grarsry, helps room and
four eommoiious co-eIed sheds. The harm lot il
thoroughly projected by s.o;.e vail and shedding
on the north. The carriage drive 20 the house and
barn Is thoroughly grave ei, sud $50 yards Of
soidins lave Heen pu. down iu the ont yard.
he hnd is high anc commands h "a issn.e view
Of he city, river and surrounding scenery Vt has
been thoroughly cr!ti.s eat and all seel down in
timothy, ana divided into meadows. There is also
.i.ri.y .rehari. This Is oi the fines; proper
ties In the suburbs Of the city, and is really an ele-
CANT home. All the i'm r,veueuts haze iAep
erected IN the hest styie and are cry o, ,!eie
he owners beng engaged IL ae;ive h1.ines desire
TO rem ve into he ti:y, AID Slli sell q gain
ApDy 70 ". =. VA DOREN
G.<yfe.rffw 3i5 D-iavare street
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A GOOD LESSON.
The Result of Insulting a Man

- concerted and bel!igerent individual
PANIED Adamsou. Who resides in the neigh
boring teyn OF Kiekaroo. came 20 The city
yys,crdsy, os,ensibly to do come trading, but
really to work off little of the "pure c,n-
seluess'' with which hi disposition was
heavily hurdened There was no douh; but
Shat he Was "-pi.eing for fight" and he
fo:e be let, ler mis- bucolic hosre he received
s.ch supreme satisisc,ian at tie hands of
Shawnee stree, man, tina; he svears he will
hereafter eat h:s meat raw, refuse all vegeta-
bles aud never res: until that man is licked !.
How he Came 20 be punished will &c feen by
pefusing the following facts; Adamaon,
shortly after he entered the c,'y, found him
self in the vicinity Of the intelligence
ofie OF Captain Matthews. and
here noticing the proprietor having his
boots baked by one Of the little gsmins. Who
shove the brushes, he remarked swell
i'll be ID If that Niger amt having his
boo,s BACKED and BY niger too" Capt.
Mathews asked him II it "was any of hin
: bosiness." and the fellow respood d in the
mos: foul moutbed and insulting language,
s4has it va" and e:ded up his, speech BY
sFP.s.qe I'VE ea9 Of his ,huub to Mn noss
ssd ~iEgiing his fingers In Eesy sdseestive
manner. He then left the of6e and narehed
mp street. A. soon - his -hooas had been
BACKED, Capt Matthews followed, and nese
iex Adansoa o. Fifth sareet PIT oas Of his
s<1ss IN mourning ed ethervias saais6sa hin
tdaf hi iasoltise reaharks had not eose b.
oansain1 Reth paEsio sus pgp9psly q.
- - ~ - IN - - = -
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FORCiBLE POLITICS,


Two i"digiiuij-, chri-teaed by their par
ents J I'm Williams ana Stephen Orr, en-
gagged in iispu,. and f int yesterday on
Cherokee street, which T..nlied quite nm
fsyorab;y isr the ''O-r." He had his scalp
badly bruised. iiis :.ce thoroughly damned,
and the lower ia hung at a greaieT argyle than
was agreesbl. ar Convenient. But he was
probably Ia blame for his mnii,aied cond;-
tion. lie was Granger, and presumed to
dispute with Williams. who was mol. The
question was on the coming political cam
paiga, and sos.e very unTtis asant things
we're said on both sides. EroEi argument
the parties came To blows, and these wesc
even more unpleasant Than the argument
lad ben.
hi, IA. second act oi the drama termi-
mated in n very short spscs q: tinle. Orr
bit the dnst with an endsaring expression on
his lips, aad when his head sioPred buzzine
and his ewes again SAW the light, William,
wa. . ice. Orr Al once swore out a com
p;aiat against Williams, but the latter gen.
Iieman ~s- mol Ia he fauad.
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The Wheat Field Of America.
H,aishfal Climate. Free Homes Good
Markets.

Tn Nor bern Pacific Railroad offers for ssls
It's LANDS IN 'kSIRAL AND " EsrEES MINNESOTA,
embracing: l. The Hest Of " heat and; .. *
ceilcnt timber for the Mill, the Farm ard the Fire
). Rich Prairie fastuIase and Natural Meadow,
wa'eTc'i by the clear Lakes c1i running streams
in iieaIhisl C.aats, 'chers Ferer and Iyye is
knOcn.
G.atn can he sh pped hence by lake l.. market
as cheap from Eastern Iowa or Central Illinois.
Cars now run through these Lards from Lake Su-
peror TO Dakota Price OF iard close track q 90
To IS 90 per acre; further away $3.50 To 81. 90.
Seven Years CIR DIT; Wan Biee Deeis; NORTH
ern Pacific 7-30 Bonds. row selling at par, re-
ceivei for land at ST. IL. No other unoccuped
Lands present such advantages to settlers.
Soldiers undei the New Law March. 1872, get
leo acies FREE, near The riiiruat by Que and two
years residence.
Transporsetto1sl Reduced Rates furnished
from ~! principal points ksst 70 purchasers \
Railroad I.ands, and 10 -e.'.ers on Governmdu
Homestead. pLrc hdseTs, their wives ard children
carried free aver the Morn. Pacific Rad.
Now is the time i|r settlers aud Colonies to get
Railroad l. iu,.S AMI Goye:hIi"nt HOmesteads close
20 the track.
Send for Pamphlet containing iulI inform alton,
map and copy OF New Homestead I4-w. Address:
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD, ST. PAUL, MINI,
OR 53 FIFTH ANENUE OR oTH
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SUFFERING AND DISTRESS,
A Whole Family Nearly Starved
to Death.

aMan's inhumznity 10 man" was well IL
Illustrated by an Incident which came under
our observation Yesterday. When the train
came in from The wcs,, broken down Con-
eump,iye man, accompanied By pale vile
and Two sick children stepped from tie cars
aud Inquired for tine ,ommir-'on-r oil tie
Poor. He was directed to the Office
of Mr.. HudjleStou ard there told the FOL.
loving tale OF sicSns-s, poverty and distress:
Not quite year ago he 'ei' has home IN the
East and went 10 De'ver, with the nope that
the mountain air would restore hin 10
health and enable him 10 work for i;e sup
port Of his lmily. Instead Of improving
he continually grew worse, md could do
nothing bu. bring water f"r his vile. who
took 10 wIshing, and by this means earned
enouph to feed and c.a;iic the family, beside
buyipy medic ne for her sick husband. Che
worked mansully, but when the I've children
we're taken down with the 'lea-ies her
strength gave out, and the family were
thrown upon the town.
The Mayor Of i,enver se-ing thai they
would, in all probability, be lasting bar
den, bough, them tickets 10 this city "nd
started then: oil On two days journey with
nothing 10 cat and 4 child almost at the
point 0. deal b .n their hands. They arrived
here in q s,aorin. condition, and were at
once provided with food.
The parties beiong in MarTns'town, Iowa,
and Mr. Hujcie-;pn having asceriained that
the woman Lad relatives there who we're
able TO ;rov rie ipr Ter and her family, he
provided ;!.,.,n xita food sufficient for The
Journey. AM; >.nt .hsm back Ia home and
friends Ih.y rxln.-sv,: their ,hankr with
streaming -yes. ard left with benedic,ion
on their iIcr. Both man and wife We're
quite yolng, well edgci,ed and seemed To te
good Honest people who had 10 desire 20 i'm
pose upon any one. The &C ion OF Ike Den
yer authorities Ia taking TIE inhuinan
method Hey did 10 Kidding themselves Of
people who were really entitled TO assistance
and support at their hands is 10 be cum
demn.d in the most forcible terms, and We
only hope they may sometime be placed in
similar circumstances.
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An ESCAPED CONVICT.
He is Captured and Taken Back
to the Penitentiary.

GA Friday last a convict escspei from
the reniien,iary, uader the following
circumstances He Was in the squad O
prisoners thai worked in the stone quarry
and when At noon they were marche1
within the prison walls he managed to drof
into a hole, uano;iced by the guard, and
before his absence vi. discovered hsd cue.
ceeded in getting into the brush. Yester.
day morning Officer Spauliing found The
fugitive on the X. F. railroad track, just
below the old mill, an | took him in custody
He had torn his prison c!othe, oil and
thrown then aSay, being clad only in a
breeci. clou' aaa small piece of shee'ing
ahogt the siz. of a handkerchief Ie.ter-
day ne was r~turhsd To his Old aIsrisrs,
where he will have 10 begin his term Of
sentence gain.
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SheriG's Sale.

STATE or KANSAS, J.
COUNTY OF LsAvESwORTH.
In the District Court Of the tiI,t Judicial Dig
trcf OF the state Of Kansas st:ng In and for LeaS-
enworth County il. ard State.
The Me.ys:-o.,sn Building and Loan:
Association, Pisi ltif,
versus No 53e1
Maurice Duley and Caiharine puley
his wife, Defend ants.
Public notice is hereby gwen that under and by
virtue 81 the ;ugsI.eD: rendered in the above en-
titled ae;soF,. u: and by the above PANIED Court,
AID OF special execution Issued on said iudy
TO me directed and delivered, will, on
1hmsday, the 2Sth day Of August, 4. ID. 1873,
At o. clock p. m. Of said day, at the Court House
door in the City of Leavenvorth, in the County
and STATE a;Dr-sad, offer AZ public sale and sel l,
the highest bidder, for eash in hand the folloxii
Described tract Of land, situate, lying and being Il
the County oi Lavsnwor,h and state o. Kansas
namely, the Northwest quarter OF the south west
quarter dissection sve ~, in township eleven an.
range twenty ito t2zl, contairiDg forty 10, acres
more or iers, !S the County and siaie 2iore>aid.
said o2erty i 10 he SOLD commanded by the
said special execution, and in pursuance Of said
judgment.
THOMAS LEONARD,
She'i i'll Of Ieavenvorth County, Kansas
shaY1n Once. Leavenworth City, July 2srd, A. D.
1873.
II: y. HERMAN, Attorney for Plaintiff.
iuly2sdltswtd
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l. Dir. TobisS' ---nstian Lin,menf, es,ablisa-
over 81 AIRS. Every b.sile sold mas
been Warranted to give satisfaction, and not
one returned, 40 the term humbug cannot be
applied to it. 1t is perfectly innocent to
take internally. see oath on the -amphlet),
it ia warranted 70 cure when fret taken,
Cholera, Diarrhe,, Dysentery, Group. Collie,
and Sea Sickness, snd externally. Chronic
Rheumatism. Soar Throat, Mumps, Old
Sorss, Spraina. Bruises. DC. Depot, 10 Park
Place, New York. aus7-v
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LEGAL.


cevs1r Or E. AXSSAs:
s1sH" district Court Of the First Judicial District
oiias safe Of Kansas, sitting In and for Issven-
worth County. In sad State.
Austin NJ. Clark, J. CT
stone and n E Clark,
Plaintiffs,
Eta F. Young and Isaac
Young. Defendants.
by bLiC notice Is hereby given that under sua
L oy virtue Of the jadxment rendered in The
roose entitled action, in and by the Above nsp,,-s
eoars, and OF special execution issued M .s;j
ludgmeat To me direcie; d delivered, viii on
Thursday, the llta dog q Sep mber, A. ID. 1873
At II O. clock m, Of slid day At the Court Hou.e
door. La the City II Leaven Sosth, in The County
ana state Aforesaid, otter public sale and veil IN
the highest bidder, for cash in hand the fllovins
Described tracts Of land, situate living and icing In
theCounty Of Leavenworth and State Of Eansax
namely: Lots numbers one CD and two q, in hlocS
humber SIX tS) in Clark and Rec, sddition 10 i.ar
ensorth Cify. in said county and state
ssid property Is 10 be sold Is commanded bv In.
said special execution and 10 pursuance az ..id
Judgment Va S~A'
THOMAS LEONARD.
., Sheriff Of LeavenwoTth County, Kansas
D., 1873. ' -
fE End 4 GoDDAED. Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
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| Substitute for House Joint Resolution No. Il.
| providing for an amendment t. the Constiiu-
ton.
Be Esaced BY the Leyis ctrre Of the Sire Of Ean.
fco.fkirds q ali the ~ses.5ers elected 10 earl
House coscxrriag hereia:
SECTION I. That sec,ion two article two, Of tn,
Consultation of the State of Kansas, be a,neaded
SO to read rs follows: The nuuter OF 2epresen-
tativss and Senators shall be regulated by law,
but shall never exceed one bundled aad twenty
Ave Representatives and forty Senators. Fram
House Of Repsesntp,i,ss shall sd..s: one nenb ss
two hundred and fty legal votes were
cast at the next preceding general
than two huadred legal votes were cast at The next
preceding &c ,eral election, shall bs attached IL
and constitute q part OF the representative dis
trct Of the county lying next adjacent To it on the
east.
SEC. 2. This amendment shall he submitted 20
the electors Of this Stale. for adoption rejee-
ton, At the next general election
SEC. 3. The ballots used a. said election shall
BE- written or printed - follows: ''For ameGd-
rnent TO section two, article two, Of the COnstitu
tom or. ''AgainsI amendment to So tion two,
article two, OF I e Cons titutiOn."
SEC. 4 This act shall take effect AMI he in force
rom and after its publication in the "hansas
Weekly Commonwealth.
originated in the House OF Repre- en,atives Feb
ruary 5, 1873. and passed. that body February Is,
1873, tvo-thrjs OF all the members elect voting
therefor.
JOSIAH KELLOGG
Speaker Of the EOus, Of Representatives,.
ALEX. BANKS.
Chief Clerk OF the House Il Representatives.
hereby certify that the above Joint Resoiuri N
passed the Senate March g. 1873, two-thiris Of ali
members elect voting therefor
L. s SLOWER,
President Of the Senate.
GEO. e c sOvTHEx,
Secretary Of the Senate.
approved March q, 1873.
THOMAS A. OSBORN, Go-ercor.
thereby ce-fify tn u the fore going is true anl
correct copy of the original enrolled joint Resoiu-
ton now file in my Office, and that the same
Was published in the kansas Weekly Commcn-
wealth" April 10, 1873.
An testimony whereof have hereuntO sub
seribed my and afx ad the great seel OF a'e.
bone at Topeka this 3lst day of July, a. d 1873.
SEAL W. II. SHALl.WOGO,
au,S-l tX.tnnY4 Eecreiars Of State.
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STATE Of ANSAS,
County OF Leavenworth,
In the District Cours OF the Etr,. Juie,, pi.rie,
of Leavenxorth. ''
David ". Eares, P.aia,in.
Jacob A. Koch and Charlotte
Aoeh. defendants.
above AIMED jacob A. Koch aud Charlotte
i Koch, defend are herbv no,it;.,s ~
they hare been saei by the said David w. Eayes'
Piaintn TINT the said plsintif did, on the alst
dy OF June 1873, file his petiii1c against then, In
the ABOVE entitled court, alleging in substance.
tnat on the 18th day Of September, ls.2 the said
'aeoo a. Aoch made, executed and delivered his
sisnt certain pronisory notes, payable to the or
ger Of said David W. YES, for the sum of ems
nnndred dollars SlenI each, paysh0 in six nine
WE'VE, hfteea. eighteen, twenty-oue twentv.
iout anu tventy.seven months, respectively. with
interest on All OF said notes from 18th day OF
september, ls.2, at the rate os ten per cent. per
annum; that on the same day. and 10 secure the
payment Of said notes said Jacob A Koch and
Cnariotfe koSh, his wife, made, executed and
delivered to said plaintiff n mortgage on lets, de.
scnoed As follows, to-wit: Lot seventeen M
and the vest nve t5l feet OF lot eighteen ISL in
block eighfy-six ts6, in Latts's Addition TO thu,
City OF leavenworth, county Of Leayen WORTH and
State OF Kansas. And the said defendants, are
further Notified that unless they answer or ,lemur
to the said petition On or bef6re the 18th day of
true. and judgment will be rendered
against the said Jacob A. Koch for the
sum OF ESQ, with interest on the same from
the 18TH day Of september, 1872, At the rate of
ten per cent. per annum, and ten per cent. attor.
ney fee on amount OF iud gmen, rendered. and FOR
foreclosure and sale oi said mortgaged premises.
BYRON SHERRY.
Jy5o-dIt-wt ATTORNEY tor PLAINTIFF.
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VIZ are requested ny the Atchison, Toleks
and Santa f.. R,iiro.d Company To say that
their arrangements are now iniiy r,erf,ctei
for taking Charge of all products ssnt them.
The S,aiion Agents al along the line have
been advised 20 receive and iorsard 10 the
general Office at Topeka, ali samples lei, al
the varioHs depot
Mr.. :. T Eeley, iore.ter a the road, ias
charge Of Everything CONNECTED with this
matter, arh all correspondence on the snh
ject rhould =. addressed to hin NJ Hu:chin.
son, EsHsas. f+T