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LEGAL,
PubIication Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS, LYON COUNTY.
In the District Court OF said county.

STATE OF KANSAS LYON COUNTY
| In the District Court OF said county.
George ". Klrkendsll. plaintiff, ". Mar
garet Rush. r. W. Rush. 4. ID. How
ard, Elizabeth Howard and lydia T.
Wilson, defendants.
AFARGARET RUSH. Z. W. Rush aai
WI Lydia f. Wilson, three Of the de-
PENDANTS in the above entitled causC, arc
hereb: notified that they have been sued
in said court. and that the plaintiff has
filed his petition in said court, and thst
unless the said Margaret and C. W. Rush
and Lydia +. Wilson answer said petition
on or before the 18th day of July, Is. 1. The
said petition viii be taken rs true. an !
Judgment rendered accordingly. The
object OF said suit is to correct \ mistake
in the description OF th9 land described
in mortgage executed 10 the plaintiff
by the said Margaret nd p. W. Rush,
on the Sd day of January. a. ID. 1873. 10
secure the payment OF The sum OF Ave
hundred dollars, and interest. thereon At
the rate of l2 per cent, ner anpum. SO as
TO make said description read as follows:
The west half Of The southeast quarter of
the northeast quarter OF the northwest
quarter ot section nine (9) and the east
half of the southwest quarter Of the
northeast quarter of the northwest GUAR
ter OF section nine (9) In township nine
teen l9) south OF range eleven (Il east
OF ine sixth L. NJ, being ten acres of
land in the county Of Lyon, State OF Kan |
sas, forty feet in width off the south |
side of said tract, being reserved for a |
Street, and also a judgment against the |
said Margaret and l.. W. Rush Tor The |
sum OF i've hundred dollars and Interest |
thereon from the I'D day OF January, 1873,
at The rate of II per cent, and TWENTY
five dollars attorney fees, and for iudg-
ment ordering (when said mistake is cor
rected) the said lands to be sold. and the
proceeds Of said sale to be applied 10 the
payment OF the PLAINTIFFS claims. and !
such other relief rs is equitable and iuSt /
oRRIS MILLER,
2JNi PLAINTIFFS ATTY.
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ALlyghY FIGHT.


John Maloy, Editor of Coun Gil
Grove Democrat, and Louis Me.
Illus. Of the Ottawa Journal, arc
shooting al each other. Melius
wanted Maloy to fall in with his
Independent y movement. Two
weeks ago we gave the Democrats
views regarding the matter.
Since that time the Journal has
replied. ana now. as will be seen
below, the Democrat strikee back
vigorously. Melius had better
look well to his laurels. Hear
the Democrat.
Mr.. Melius, editor OF the 0tta-
wa Journal, who stands god father
to the Franklin county bantling,
tbereupon criticises our motive,
and intimates that we abstain
from participation in the hide
pendent party because it does not
"savor of Bourbonism and the res
olutions of '9S." :: 4 ::
There are many things in all
political parties that die of &ban-
donment, and become as a dream
of things that were Progress is
every where written in letters Of
brightness, and if the democracy
is too obtuse to profit by the
signs of the times let it decay.
But Mr.. Melius says to us that
his party "allows every man TO
think as he chooses and vote as
he pleases, without mourning the
everlasting enmity of partisan
ships" that it asks no pledge, and
exacts no particular obedience,
etc. Now what Kind of Il party is
that which proposes to do so
much toward evangelizing the
people and purifying the political
atmosphere, and yet has nothing
20 bind men TO it. It will exact
no pledge. Now that means that
it will have no platform of prin-
ciples: no declaration of politi-
cal faitl,: in fact nothing that Is
10 hold the people
within its fold. According to the
assumption of the editor Of the
Ottawa Journal, the whole thing
after ali SINNERS down to this;
Leave the republican and demo
cratic parties and come to us;
these parties ask of you fealty
and support; ours does not.
Come with us and be free lance,
4 gay gambolier, and an indepcn-
dent wi; h vengeance.
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struck, or TO be out Mt all after
dark without a weapon and a
light of some kind.
soNE WEDDING CUSTOMS.
They seem in Pepy's day to
have celebrated the ANNIVERSARY
of tie marriage day quite as
much Jas in more recent times,
and in a peculiar way, which he
more than once refers TO. lie
went. he says, to Sir William
PENIS on his eighteenth we'd
dingday. where they had on the
dinner table eighteen mince pies
in dish At another house, on
the fourth return of the day, they
had -four mince-pies, according TO
which, the good cheer increased
with the years.
The custom Of wearing wedding
fayors date back to a time when
gentlemen were far more SNOWY
in their style of dress than they
have BEEN within the memory of
man, ana every ribbon and tag
and appointment of both bride
and bridegroom was taken away
and distributed among the com
pany. At the marriage of
Charles II, his wife CathaFine
wore n dress much trimmed with
knots Of rose colored ribbon.
which were removed, cut into
small pieces, and given to those
present as far as they would go.
KIRKLAND.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.
James Norris, plaIutiT.

y
Chandler Il. Chapman, deIt.
In the District Court for Lyon comfy.
Kansas.
HNdE above namei defendant Chandler
Il b. Chapman, will take notice thai he
has been sued in the District coart of
Lyon county, Kansas, in which court The
petition Of the plaintiff is filed against
him, and that he must answer said peli.
ton on or before the first day OF Septeln.
Der, \. ID. 1874, or said petition will be TAX
EN- as true,and Judgment Will be rendered
accordingly, setting aside and holding for
naught a tax deed executed 10 the de-
PENDANT, Chandler Il. Chapman, nv the
Clerk OF the county court for Lyon coun-
ty, Kansas, on the sth day of May, A. ID,
1S'2, conveying 20 the defendant, Chand-
Ter IL. Chapman, the southeast quarter Of
section twehty-seYen (25) township nine
teen 49, OF range ten (I0), in the county
OF Lyon, Kansas, and quietIng The tile al
tue plaintiff to said real estate in fee
simple against said defendant, and On.
Joining him from ever claiming ans
right, title or interest IN said real estate.
or any part thereof, either 10y virtue Of
said tax decd or otherwise.
ORRIN MILLER,
I9-2I Atty for f'I-I
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YOUNG ALRER.T.

r WILL stand the above named horse
L at my stable, two miles east of En-
poria, during the season at the following
terms: BY insurance. single mare, s.; >
mares, SlJ; ., S2I; !, S29; D, $50. Aay
forfeit tue insurance Due care will be
taken to Prevent accidents, but no re-
sponsibility assumed for unavoidable
ones.
Pedigree: IoUNG ALBERT was sired
by Il CoHdell horse, of French Norman
Stock. lie Is beautiful dapple bay, six
teen hands aud one inch sigh; viii be
i've years old in May. YOUNG ALBERT
got away with the s.blua fibbon'' At our
county fair two years ago.
1Jm3 ANDREW EIESi AW,
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and franchises covered by the
mortgage, but had stripped the
Legislature of a power conferred
upon it and its successors for ever
by the constitution Of the State.
Bat suppose that the Legislature
had not only authorized the com
pany to mortgage It's property
and franchises, as it did. but had
gone further, as it did not, and
had expressly provided that in
case The company should make
and execute q Liortgage upon its
property and franchises the char
ter Of the company should never
be altered or repealed. VIII any
lawyer seriously maintain that
such 4 law would be valid? Can
the constitution OF Wisconsin be
re pealed by the joint action of
the Legislature and railway
company? Can one Legislature
bind its successors not to exercise
4 power expressly conferred by
the constitution? The doctrine
would permit any railway compa
ny to evade Legislative control by
a contract for q mortgage in
contract not even made within the
State, but with third persons ont
of the State.
But this proposition deserves
no further consideration. II sim
ply excites establishment that any
lawyer should be willing to adj
vance it. The fact is that the
corporations of the State created
under this constitution hold their
franchises subject to the will of
the Legislature Men who invest
money in railways and railway Sc
curities rely and may safely rely
upon the good faith of the Legis-
lature and the love of eYen-hand-
ed Justice-entertained by the
people. If the provisions OF this
law are in any respect unjust to
the companies, which do not be
lieve, the next Legislature will
modify them. But it will occur
to every one that it is'not the sur
est method TO secure an impartial
of this subject to
insult the State by defiance of this
law. 1t is too late for any man or
set of men to claim to be above
the law. All must obey the law
while il exists, and the remedy for
q law that operates iniuriously is
to procure its repeal.
MATT II. CARPENTER.
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WANTED.
10, 900 Bushels OF Wheat and
1000 Bushels Of Corn,
WEsat aad White Sheiled Germ Wanted
at the Emporia Water Mills

For which VIII pay. IN cash, the high
est market price. viii commence grind
ing both wheat and corn for customers,
on and after March I3ta, 1874. fer either
cash or toll. viii pay for all gTists and
sacks lost, when the same have been de-
IiYered TO one of the hands employed IN
the mill. except when destroyed In seme
unavoidable way. viii eTideayor to give
satisfaction, and please as many of my
customers as are willing to be pleased.
viii receive aud deliver grists from 8 d,
m, to o D. m., but viii not deliver grlsts
after dark. W. T. SODEN.
EmDoria. Feb, &c ~, 9-3aE
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The following item has been
going the rounds. If you ever
had a tussle with the declension
of Latin pronouns, you viii relish
it:
Mre. Hujus was shot dead in
Nanuet. \. Y, on Sunday. Cui?
Boston Post. The detectives
have made up an accusative case
against suspected parties and it's
all hHne.-New York Commercial
Advertiser. Some justice of the
quorum should clap these hogrid
punsters in quod.-Worcester Ga
zette. Clap them in quod: We
should ask qui: If any one
misses Hujus who was shot, is II
not proper that the :'caser should
be settled? We ask conjus to re
fleet before you pronounce sen
tence, Next.--Roston Daily Ad-
vertiser. Hic.-Lowell Counter.
And now we take q hac at it,
Boston Journal.
All this trouble grows out of q
false rcport-started, no doubt,
without guam, by an old news
paper hdc hos, whose frequent htcs
show that bae soaks his Quid in
too much hoe, that man In hi
station has been keeping a harunl
in Hank Huju's house.-N. Y. In
dependent.
1t seems curious that while one
paper has been seized with HE, >
and another has taken a +" hac al
this unfortunate classical name
that no one has chosen :. hoe, .
which in this weather is a very
pleasant beverage, with q LITTLE
seltzer, and generally leads in the
datiYe case to hi, hi! hi.-Intel
Ocean.
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DUFF Cochin Fowls and Po.srd &.
ID IA and Magec PIG.
y j. AME-. (,
4Gn over First National BanE.
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SHERIFF's SALE.
stephen l.. Davidson.

stephen L. Davidson.
W..
Thaldeus Ii. Walker.
District Court, LIST judicial District, Iray-
eGworth county, Kansas.
ID virtue OF an exec alton issued out Of
11 the District Court, Of the ISt judicial
District, sitting in and for LeaVen,y orth
county, Kansas, wherein Stephen L. na-
wilson is plaintiff and Thaddcus II. Walk
or, is defcndeDt, l viii, on Monday. the
10Th day Of June, 1874, 1T ii o'clock, a. IN.
at the front door Of the Court house. i'm
Lyon county, Kansas, offer for sale, at
public auction, TO the highest bidder for
cash In hand, all the right. title aud inter.
est OF the defendant, Thaddeus II. Walk
er, In and 10 the following described real
estate to-Tlt; The west 4 of the north
west and the southeast Il Of the north
west "a of section (3), and the northeast
= and southwest = and the west - OF the
southeast OF section 4 }, the south x and
southwest = ofthe northeast p of sec. (5).
section }, section { So the west q and
The southeast = and the west y OF the
northeast y Of section 90. section 10
section Is }, the northeast y and east = of
the northwest x Of section (lJ1, the north
y and the southeast 4 CT section a0).
and the southwest Il of section f2I). the
west = Of the southeast = and the east
= OF The northwest y of section 27); the
southenst a OF section (27), section (2S);
north Il OF section 30; east = OF section
(3a}, section (3i); all situated in town.
ship CID, south OF range 49,, east in
Lyon county, kansas. Said real estate
VIII be sold as the property of Thadueus
If. Walker, as or much thereon a. Will
satisfy said execution.
1874. JOIIS PJY
20-.l Sheriff LYON county Kansas.
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Here is Your Chance.
FOR SALE.

cH ACRES Of good land, six miles
1OO east OF Emporia, on Badger
creek, and near the ScsshO; 80 acres bot
tom, 10 acres timber; splendid building
site; good well; creek runs through one
corner. y No. l stock farm $40 per
acre.
Also, four acres eff timber, six miles
southeast Of lImporia, in the big bend Of
the Cottonwood. $50 per acre.
Cottage house in EmpoTia, containing
four rooms and kitchen; good cisteIn (;
walls lille in with brick: stable: frui.
trees. Situated on Market street, near
Fifth avenue. Price, 500.
Also, Jill Patent Well Au1ur. with
right Of Lyon county.
/. MURDOCH.
aitf E.panoFig ffH.
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I.AROR, WANTED

T / any farmer or other person wishing
i TO employ male or female help will
leave their order with j. :. Gibson,
AmericUs, they will aid me in inducing
emigration to Lyon county. have many
from parties who would 90
TO Kansas TO settle, if they could he as
sUred of labor for time. 70 get started.
Il. W. RANDALL.
Chicago. ApriI 9th. ISL IL
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SHERIFF.S SALE

hc Etappiia Mutual Loan Associative:
-
ct al.
Ia the District court. Of Lyon county,
Kansas.
NOTICE is hereby given, that by VIZ
IN tue of an order OF sale, issued out Of
sas, TO me directed, / Will, on tue sth
day o. June, 1874, at 10 O'Clock a. M, At
the front door of the court house, in said
county, offer fer sale at public auction, TO
the highest bidder, for cash, the foiIowin.
described real estate, to- wit: The south
half OF the northeast quarter of section
No. !. township No nineteen, range No.
ten, in Pike township, in Lyon county.
State of Kansas. viii be sold a. the
property Of the above named defendants.
10 satisfy said order Of sale,
JOHN BAY,
shes III, Lyon county. Kansas.
Emp6ria. May 3. 1874. To-S3
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ROAD NOTICE

NOTICE Is hereby given that a petit
IN tior will be presented 10 the Board
ct County Commissioners, of Lyon COIN
ty, Kansas, at their next regular meeting.
TO be held in Emporia on the first Mon.
day in July, 1874, praying them Ia view
and locate the following road, to-wit:
commencing at the southeast corner O!
the noTihcaSt quarter of section six, town.
snip seventeen, range thirteen; thence
west 10 the southwest corner OF the north
west quarter Of section one. towns hip
seventeen. range twelve.
Il. l.. MCCONNELL
.i-.2 Principal Petitinn.r.
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SHERIFF's SALE.

In PARTITION.
NOTICE Is hereby given, th4t br viz
~ tue Of an order OF sale. Issued out Of
the District court OF Lyon county. Kan
sas, 10 me directed, l viii. on Monfay.
the lst day OF June, 1874. at 10 O'Clock a.
w.. at the front door of the court house
IN the city of Emporia, in said county. Of
ier Tor sale, at public auction, to the
nlgnest bidder, the following described
real estate, to-wit: Commencing ~ rods
west OF the southeast corners Of The NORTH
east quarter Of section Is, tow nshIp ~,
range 10, In Lyon County, Kansas: thence
nortn .! rods; thence west 50 rods: thence
south to Samuel d. billions corner:
thence east with said billions line, fiji Il
Intersecfs the Cottonwood river ut loE'
water marx on south side of said stream.
thence down said stream, al low wafer
marx to where the south line Of sail
northeast quarter crosses said river:
thence east 10 place Of beginning, con
tanning one hundred acres more or less.
said real estate TO be sold to satisfy
Judgment In partition in ease wherein
John Carter and Cyrus Z. Carter 9cre
plaintiffs, aud MaliEda Carter. Miriam
Douglas, j. H. Douglas, William Carter.
GEORGE Carter, Ann Osborn, Elizabeth
Rally aud J. G. Rally were defendaufs-
VIII be sold upon the following terms !:
One-third cash down; one-fhfrd 10 six
months; one third in twelve months. with
notes well endorsed and q lien on said
real estate retained, At ten per cent.
Given under my hand at Emporia, Kan
sas. this lst day OF May, 1874.
JOHN BAY,
sheriff OF Lyon county, Kansas.
EmpoTia, kan.. Nav ]. 1874 1870
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Dissolution Soifoc.

TJNIIE milling partnership Of Knox Il
i Campbell, heretofore existing al
Americas, Kansas, il this iay dissolved
by mutual consent. All astets aud busi-
ness of said co-paFtner>hip are transfer
red TO W. II. Knox. who will pay the
partnership debts. All parties indebted
10 the said partnership are requested to
call on w. H. Knox at once and settle.
w. II. KNOX,
j. T.. CAMPBELL.
1t
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NONHIl It-tt
Eiai'oria, May 9Th, 1874,
PLYMOUTH rowSsIrs.


Bloek /, lots f62 1854 IG5 100 49,, at ~. 10
each; blkG, lots 80 and 81, 1T 81 90 each /:
biz 70, lots SCI and 523, at $500 each ;
block -, lots $50 and 1872, At - 90 each ;
Blk -, lots III l55 and 49,, at $40 each /;
blk sc, lot %, -. 10; blk 81, lots - and 81,
At s2.lJ each; blk 80, lots ia and I1u, at
Sl.10 each; blk s.. lots $50 and 292, at
"a. 10 each; BLK 50, lot IA, S2.15; blk 81,
lots u and 10, at S2.1j each; blk IS, lots
40 and 81, at Sab each: blk so, lots -
and 80, at S2.15 each; blk 81, lot IS, at
81. 10; blk G5, lots 1G6 aud 16S, at s.. Is
each; blk 30, lots 19I, 1876, at S2.10 each
blk 53, lots p and %, at S2.10 each; blk
81, lot 30 and %, at s1.fs each; blk CO,
lot l26, Sab; blk IS. lots 90 10I IO3, al
SLg0 each; blk %, lots 1G3 I64, at 81. Sc
each; blk y, lot so7, s1.9O; blk %, lots
III lbs, at $50 each; blk 81, lots 81 and
s., IT $3.50 each; blk 81, lots - II. at
$3.50 each; blk 80, lot 13s, Sl.15; blk 50,
lot ,. <I.35; blk GO, lots TAI rs, at 81 .O5
each; blk 90; lots II3 1I4, at sI.05 each,
blk -. lot go, s.. p.
EK2sHo RAPIDS IaYKEIFE.
Block al, lots g p Is % and 80, SIS. 92:
blk 81, lots IS and %, at 90 80 each; biz
20. lot II. $3.50. 1922
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STRAYED.

the subscriber, in Americas, on
II or about the Ist of May, one dun
mare about seven years old, blazed face,
white on both hind legs, shoes on both
fore feet, maine lay partly on both Sides
Of necki she is about IA hands high \
liberal reward Will be paid for infeIma-
ton Leading TO her recovery.
T.. L. KING.
AmericuS, Ka<.. May L.. 3O-23
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aTRAYEn

EROM the city of EmporIa, or the 10th
4 day Of May. oac brown mare ten
years old past; right hind foot white:
right hip Il little down; rather thin in
flesh; high spirited; about Is hands
high. ANY person furnishing inioTma-
tion of the whereabouts Ct said mare. viii
be suitably rewarded,
81 {. T. MELVIN.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

NUTICE is hereby given, that by vir-
IN tue ofan order OF sale, ISSUED out Of the
District court, Of Lyon county, Kansas,
70 me directed. will, On Tuesday, the 9th
day OF June, 1874, at 10 O'Clock .. M, at
county, olier for sale st public auction, to
the Highest bidder for cash, the follow
ing described real estate, to-Wit: Lots No.
=, u ard IS, on West street, in the city
OF EmpoTia, Lyon csInty, Kansas. To be
sold as the property d pheiina Young
ard Harry Young, TO satisfy 4 Judgment
in favor &C Almeri3 GilIeft.
JOHN BAY.
sheriff OF Lyon county, Kan.
Sherifss Office, EmPoria, Kansas, Nay
sth, a. d. 1871. l9w5
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BUILDING STONE,

AN prepared 10 deliver stone for
l. building purposes on short notice.
Also stone suitable for sidewalks. from
to feet wide. from inches to / foot
thick. and any length desired. Give me
call. Eff STEPHEN EXANS
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Assi@nce,s Nofice

DISTRICT OF KANSAS. s..
At Emporia, Kansas, April -. 1871.
TIIIE undersigned hereby gives nutlcc
i Of his appointment rs assignee Ct
Henry knorr Of Eraporie, State OF Kansas.
within said district, who has been ad,
judged 4 bankrupt upon his own petition
by the district Csart Of said district.
Il. W. FREDERICK.
s)-32 Assignee.
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kOIICE mo- RRInGE RIlILnERS

GEALED proposals VIII be received at
y the county clerks office, in Emporia,
or by the undersigned, six miles north OF
Emporia. until , o'clock p. IN. on Satur-
day, the Both inst. for furnishing mater
ials and building bridge across Allen
creek, on or near the east line Of section
81, tip. Is. range Il.
Separate bids may he male for the
mason work and superstructgre, or may
include the whole. The right 10 re! Get
any or all bids is reserved.
j. Fl, COW AN,
20-23 Trustee Fremont Township
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Strayed--S1O Reward

ENROM the subscriber, ten miles cast Of
II Emperia, about the 10th of April. a
two-y ear old black mare colt: white star
in forehead; some white on one Of hind
feet by hoof. The above reward Will be
pad for return of the animal or for in
formation leading 10 her recovery.
FREDERICK CENTER,
:i-2i> heosho Rapids.
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1t is really appalling to think of
the number of fresh lawyers who,
each successive year, are turned out
in this country to prey upon an IN
sophisticated public. a few weeks
ago Columbia College Law School
sent forth lao limbs of the law, and
the Albany Law School shortly af-
tsrward duplicated that figure.
These examples will soon be follow
ed by something like three dozen
other institutions throughout the
land If this goes on, the members
of the legal profession will be plac-
ed in the dilemma of Virgil's army,
which WAS so numerous that had
not EoaTn to use its weapons,
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Sher.in-s sale.
VIM, W. Angel,

VIM, W. Angel,
".
VIM II. Eisynbery. !
In District court of 9Th Judicial District
in and for Lyon county, Kansas.
NOTICE il hereby given, that hy Yir-
IN tue Of an order OF sale, issued ont Of
The District court Of Lyon county. in the
above entitled cause, Will, on The 10Th
day Ct June, nj o'clock u. H.. at The
front door Of the court house, Ia ss!,t
county. offer for sale. at public auction,
10 the highest bidder, for cash, the fol-
lowing real estate, te-Wit: ia acres Of
the south east quarter dissection IL town
ship ~, rage lny all situate north of Cot
tonWooa river and occupied by said
EikenbuFy as u homestead, all in LYON
county, Kansas. VIII be sold to satisfy
said or.lcr OF sale. JOHN RAY.
Siberia, Lyon county.
Emnoria, May Is. lsIl. 1851
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Auction.

TINllE undersigned will offer at public
a sale, at his residence, just east OF NJ.
X. & I. depot, on Saturday. May 80, at
O'Clock p. M, thirty head Of brood mares
and saddle ponies. Three months time will
be given, with good approved paper.
2t-32 GEORGE GROVE.
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T0 FARMERG

WYE VIII sell you pIows and cuiiIva-
w tors at 10 per cent. above whole
sale prices, and you can select your goods
after they arrive. Dent ask YOU to nav
IN advance. See advertisement. A large
stock already on hand. Other goods pre-
portionately cheap.
i Nj GRIEEITII 4 RpO