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Inseresting sciensific Lecture.

Interesting sciensific Lecture.
palermo, KAN, Feb 9Th, 1877.
EDITOR CHIEF :-On last Saturday night, the Paler-
Historical Society called together for the pur-
pose of listening to a lecture from Doctor H. At an
early hour the hall was crowded to excess and all
anxious for the lecture to commence At ~ the Doc
tor entered the hail. and proceeded at address
the audience. He said that he was glad of oppor-
tuny to address the Society and had selected for his
subject the Physiology Of Man, or, in other words in
tended to prove, by living subjects that Darwnism
true; that there is at the present day. connecting
link between the human and the animals; and
he then hung up pencil sketch the wall for to
look at As soon as the sketch presented, mur-
mur Of applause through the house. The Doctor
had made an impression; all were satisfied that he
would prove his points, and solve the Darwinan theo-
ry satisfactorily; for all recognized in the linea-
ments of the SKETCH the fac se of the editor of the
Hafhena Reporter, W. I. Stewart The Doctor took
good, long inspiring look OF his subject and
menced thus:
Ladies and Gentlemen of the Society: The reason
of my selection of this my present subject, is that
wish to advance the march of science prove the
rectness of long disputed theory and not step beyond
your homes and knowledge for a subject, and yet
to propose the affirmative to that you will all ad-
NIT bears prin,a tdeie evidence of truth; and I will
now say that the original of that sketch is supposed
by some TO be wholly human, but is not 1t had
any father mother, and yet exists Then how came
it herei will tell you: the person who the world at
large supposes to be its father, a scientific man,
and long entertained an idea that different animals
could be separated and the distinct separate parts of
attached to the parts of Others and thus by the
application of electricity, life be continued in both
To think, with him. to act, and he resolved that
sl,,I l~fl
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Sr411.s S1aTz ec coE11s' KASsAs ,ss
District Court D0nphan County State of Kansas
Cyrus Iceland, Jr. Plaintiff
q.
wiliian Pridgsop,
W. d. Webb,
Abby W. Livermore,
Oliver Hamilton, and
Henry Phdgeen. Defsaaants-
NOTICE is hereby given, that will. the I'd day
N of April A. D. 1871 at the hour Of o'clock, r.
NJ Of said day the north door Of the Court House in
the city Of Troy in Doniph.n Cosnty State Of Kan:as
offer for sale At public auction the following described
real estate v TSe soath half Of ths quar-
ter Of section thirty e in tognship two. 0 Of
twenty-five (22) in Doniphan County State Of Kaa.as
Taken the property Of Of William Prdgeou. and oder-
ed for sale the bidder for cash. satsfy
tain judgments and costs Of record in the District
Court for Donphan County State Of kansaa In which
Cyrus Leland Jr il plaintiff and william Pridgeon. W.
ID. Webb. Abby W. Lvermore, Oliver Hamilton, and
Henry Pridgeon, defendants.
Appraised at $780,
Given under hand this 9th day Of February, A D.
1s77. .
THOMAS J. vANDERSLICE,
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
March l. 1sT-5w. Prs fee. ti2.
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ceesfal. and perfect animal vas before him, with
jack rabbit hind legs grounding chest and heart and
oPossum head and shoulders. And now was to come
the crownng feat Of the operation-that to
the head of the opossum, and Substitute IN Lieu thereof
the head of the monkey, in order to have little sense
in its head The opossum head cleverly taken
a, but when he turned catch the monkey, he
gone hs noble nature rebelled agnnst the combina-
ton Something must be done imnediately, else
failure. Not to be bahied the shitepGks vas sssl,
its head severed and placed the column, and The
electricity applied and 10 and behold! than and there
was produced the original Of tAe picture yea now BE-
hold-w. 7. Stewart, editor Waaaess ReP~ar. And
perhaps said the Doctor yoa have nooed that quick,
springy walk Of his That is the result Il the jack
rabbit legs, and the with which he
vaults over gates and wood-pes, and saves himself
from bruises when boots in contact with retreat
ing extremities And the daily walk Of the thing Is
governed by its heart. which does not beat for any
thing except personal safety, and to hunt cabbage
der eheny-trees, warn nights in August; while its
opossum claws permits it to hold on to money paid for
magazines, and possum that IL h its own; while the
shtepOke head enables it to dictate editorials that
are incomprebensble to al except ITSELF and cannot
be reasoned into using Language that good
honest intention towards the human family But who
blames it for its acts deeds, when its nature is
in contradiction Of natural laws The shte head
gives, with its few brains, soaring ambition that
would fain Ay up in the sunahino Of human approba
ton, while the grounding heart bests only in unison
with pleasure that it nds in the hole And now, fe
lowitizens, had the coon been put IN place Of
the opossum, the thing would have been dherent it
then, instead of always carrying out the sroundho
proclivity, might have climbed to some eminence.
But now the hope is vain; the thing ID here and will
be permitted to exist its length Of days; and while We
viii patiently bear with its editorial eusions let
united prayers be tAat, while science may advance,
the thing rspresenssd bes - the sake of humanity,
may never pfspassts is hEhd. And nov, laaiss s,d
gentlemen Of the Society, ny 1rst lecture fr you is
closed What have you to ny on the subject Of Oar
vinismi 4...-
just st this moment walked the Political ghost Of
Judge Hubbard and offered the following resolution:
Reso'rcd, That while science produces strange re
sults they not all beneficial to the whole human
family.
The resolution was put in due form, and carried,
with only dissenting vote-Csptain n. H. claiming
that he could vote for anything that would cast
reflections ON his own birth-nght.
The meeting then adjourned for two weeks.
CYCLONE Sec.
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The Irishman who thought the druggist
stiDgy because the emetic was 30 small, il only
surpassed in his parsimonious drollery by those
who persistently adhere to the use of those
nauseating, disgustingly large and drastic pills,
while DR.. Pierces Pleasant PMgafire Pellets, which
are sugar coated, and little larger than mustard
seeds, will, by their steady and gentle action on
the liver, all torpidity, thus permanently
overcoming constipation. In South America
they have almost entirely superseded all other
pills, and are relied on fully by the people, and
often used as a preventive of the various affec-
tions of the stomach, liver, and bowels, SO prev
alent in that climate. Pierce's Pocket Memo
randum Books are given away at drug stores.
SMYRNA, Aroostook Co., Maine, Nov. 6, 1876.
X. V. PIERCE, NJ. D.:
Dear Gr-I write to inform you that have
used your Pellets for some time, and find them
to be the best medicine that ever used. have
also used your Favorite Prescription in my fam
lily with entire satisfaction. l have seen your
Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser, and l
think it is the best thing that have ever seen.
Yours truly, c. SHERMAN.
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n The Legislature has another scare, over
the alleged discovery that under the late Con-
atitutional amendments, there can be no election
of State Officers until 1880, and no Constit utiona
provision can be adopted to meet the difficulty
in time. The State officers are not mourning
over the discovery. There is probably more
scare than hurt but if the Constitution is tink-
cred much more, and Willard Davis keeps on
giving legal opinions, we shall soon be without
Constitution, laws, State officers, and everything
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The ELECTORAL CouNT.-It is almost finished.
Oregon and South Carolina have both been count
ed for Hayes. Frivolous objections are being
made to individual Electors from other States,
for purposes of delay; and it is even said that
the Democrats will object to the vote of West
Virginia, the last State the list, although they
carried the State. But as this vote makes no
difference now, and it will contribute to the de-
Jay, they may object. 1t is hardly probable that
they can get enough votes to delay the result
until after the 4th of March, as Tildens attorneys
are endeavoring to do. A majority of the South
ern members refuse to endorse such a course.
The Democracy may as well yield to the newt
able, without making themselves ridiculous.
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Gen. Jim Steedman, Democrat, of Toledo, now
in Washington, likens the political situation un-
to game of "old sledge." He says: 'The DEM
ocratic party just now is like an old fellow who
went out West, fatteriDg himself that he was
mighty good at "seven up" When he got home
he told his friends that he met young ''sucker''
out on the plains, with whom he played game
at S25 corner. "I stood six !" said the old man,
and the sucker stood five with the deal, and
damme if he didn't jack himself ont.'
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II If this should meet the eye of a certain
legal gentleman residing in Southern Indiana,
who rode over the mountains in parlor coach
on the Pennsylvania Railroad, on Sunday, Octo-
Der 22d, 1876 he will remember us by The token
that we guessed his politics from the Democratic
bymn-book which he carried in his satchel. We
would like to ask him if Tildeu has been elected;
and if 80, when he will be inaugurated He as
sured US, most positively, that Tilden would be
elected, and was very unanimous in the belief
that he would carry Wisconsin, and the "solid
Southu
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A VALUABLE BooK.-We have received from
George w. Martin, State Printer, copy of his
Directory of the State Government of Kansas,
for the years 1877 and 1873. The work is done
In the usual style of the State Printing House.
The contents embrace the Executive, Judicial
and Legislative Departments, Charitable and
Educational Institutions, and brief Sketches of
Senators, Congressman, and Members of the
Legislature 1t is book of s5 pages, and con-
tains large amount of matter for ready refer
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u Mrs. Hayes is getting her fnery made up
in Cincinnati. Tho inaugural dress will cost
$500, the evening, or reception dress, $500, and
the morning dress, about enough to make the
cost of the three 81 900. Poor old Mrs. Tilden
will have to do without new dresses this season,
to make up for Samuel Jones's heavy losses in
Elector Investments
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CHICAGO MARKRT.

CHICAGO. Feb q.
whest-Heavy and active. but weak and lower: de-
clined 2fc; No. spring 81 q March and cash. N "a
March; 81 24j April; No. spring, q 1871 Is.
Corn-Actve and shade lower; 39lc asked March, %o3c
bid April; &c bid May.
Osts-Dull and . shade lower 33c cash; 33ic April.
Cattle-Receipts 800 Fair demand and prices steady
and unchanged.
Hoes-Reccipts II, ,ooo Ten cents lower for common;
others steady and firm light IS 201 S. good to choice
heavy packing t 90 good to choice shipping Is IS
aS co. assorted Phladelphiss,t ,t6 20d6 Is.
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n The salina Herald is publishing the
"Grimes" songs, as compiled by the Chief few
months ago. We notice that it makes the mis-
take of crediting them all to the Providence Ga.
sette, of 1872. The original song of "Od Grimes, -
by c. G. Green, was the only one that appeard
in that paper. The others additions and
parodies suggested by it, running through many
years.
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II We notice that the immaculate DR.. Hodge
has been removed from the Kirwin Land Office,
and Laf C. Smith appointed in his place. That's
what Hodge got for sucking eggs. Served him
right. Let him laugh who wins-th erefore, Laf.
Smith,
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u Among late bills passed by the Legisla-
tnre, was one legalizing the official acts of W.
H. Hazen, Notary Public, of Neinaha County.
The acts referred to, supposed to be the affi-
davits contained in the celebrated circular of
the Judicial District Committee, conceived aud
published by the editor of the wathena Reporter,
last Fall
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Sherif's Sale, i'm Partition.

Sheri6's Sale, i'm Partition.
sTATE SCA1Fa.s sF cdasiIs aANsAs' ,ss.
District Donphan County State Of
William Weller | Plaintiff.
Samuel +. Weller
Joseph A. Weller,
Mary E Weller,
George N. Weller,
Charles Z. Weller,
John W. Weller,
Sarah A. Weller,
Alcinda L. Weller,
James L. Rusk
James H. Trampton, &
Jesse E. Hatcher, Defendants.
NOTICE il hereby given, that will the I'd day OF
IN April, A. D. 1871 at the hour of O'Clock p. N,
OF said day at the north door of the Court House. the
City of Troy. in D0nphan County State Of Kansas offer
for SALE at public auction the following described real
estate towit The southwest quarter Of section thirty
3o townshp four co. Of range nineteen s in Doniphan
and the southeast quarter Of section twenty five C5
township four g. Of range eighteen u.s. in Brown Coun
ty State Of Kansas appraised at the Of q 00o OF
fered for sale for partition the property Of Wlian
Weller, Samuel r. Weller, Joseph A. Weller, Mary K.
Weller George n. Weller Charles z. Weller, John W.
Weller Sarah A Weller Alcnda L. Weller James L.
Rusk, James H. Tnnpton, and Jesse Z. Hatcher and
offered for sale to the highest bidder for caah In hand
By order Of the District Court for Donphsn County In
the State of Kanaas
Appraised ut $500 per quarter.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of February A. D.
THOMAS J. vANDRRSLICE,
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
March !. 1s77-sw. Prs fee ei5.
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II Half q dozen or SO of Presidents of Mexico
sre now travelling in this country. Sammy
could be spared to tramp around with them.
He has about the same title to be called Presi-
dent that they have.
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Electoral Commission, Cronin cannot claim that
be 10 . victim of partisanship. The only unanl-
nous vote given by the Commission, was that
Cronin was fraud.
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rB The Democrats who are feeling SO blue
over the Presidential count, now know how the
Republicans would have felt, had the result been
the other way. just think what e time they
would have had, if Tilden had been counted in !
We are all selfish creatures
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~ Is Friday IN unlucky dayi For Tilden it
is, but not for Hayes. Hayes was nominated on
Friday, and the decisive action on the Oregon
vote was taken on Friday
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Road Notice.

State Of hansas, Z
Doniphan County
a.-r 0FFIcE OF CoUxrY CLERK
Troy, February S. 1871.
NOTICE Is hereby given that petition presented
~ 90 the Board Of Of Doniphan County
asking that part Of road number l22 be vacated fol-
lows viz Commencing about fifteen rods north Of the
Of the souta quarter Of section "a township
range p running north forty rod and the
the west line Of said quarter Theowpsrs Of
land taken having agreed the change the Board deter
mined to hear testimony regarding the prepEety sad
vacation and change at their meeting the 5h day
March, A ID. 1s77. =
By order Of said Board. flsE
Attest: CHARLES EAPPELYE
February 8, 1e7s-4w. County Clerk.
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Sheriff. Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, l..

In Ne Disfst Css r Donphaa County Sats ef Kaasas
WnHsa Ward, Plaintiff
J.l. & nec..
J..l Ry.. D.s..a.a..
NOTICE y Asresy given that VIII, ee The ID day
IN sf April A. d. is77 e TIE hsur It s'elsck, r.
NJ Of aid day. at The Norh door Of The Co1rt Houss in
the city Of Troy s Denpha. cssnty Ssats Of Kan:.s
described real tats 70 Wit The seuth quarter q
the .ouh quarter nd the sorh Of the
south quarter Of section twenty (2 In township
three O Of range twenty c in Doliphan County, Stats
Of Kalsas Taken tho property Of Joel Ryan, and Of
certain judgments and Of record in the District
Court for Doniphan County In the State Of Kanaas In
Joel Ryan defendants.
Given under my hand, this 9Th day % February A. D.
ls17. T.J. vANDERSLICR,
Sheriff II Deaphan Cosnty.
March l. Is77-5w. Prs fec e1ojo.
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n The vote in the Commission declaring
Cronin fraud, was passed by vote Of ayes Is,
noes o. He already had too much nose.
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Sheriff. Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS Ice
DoSIPHAS COUNT,
In the District Court for Donphan County State Of Kansas
A. Sumner, Plaintiff
|
Mary Meidinger and
Leonhard Meidinger, Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that will on the ID day
N Of April. A. d. 1871, st the hour Of two O'clock
p NJ of sd day at the north door Of the Court House.
in the City Of Troy in Donphan County St>te Of Kanaaa
eGer for sale ut public aucsn for cash. the believing de-
scrbed real estate to wits The quarter Of the
four a. Of range twenty-one an In Do1tphan County:
Kansas Taken - the property of Mary Asdineer and
bidder tor cash. 70 setsfy ceas judgnent and oosts
Of record in the District Court for Doniphan County
and Mary Msidnger and Leeshard Nsdnesr are defend
anita.
Xpprsissl q eSoe.
Gvsn under ~ hana tAs 3ssh Day sf February. A. D.
fJ. vANDEkSLICI,
SAsriH sf DsaipAaA Cosnty.
March l. l67.-Sw. Prs fes, ga
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Notice..

In the District Court Of the Second Judicial District the
State of Kansas sitting within and for Donphan County
Adaline Ford Plaintiff
B.. Bayne ct al, Defendants
Receiver in the above entitled cause will rent
"A the farm described in plaintiff petition consisting
OF 20 in the southeast quarter Of section town
shp 9. range 10. in Iowa Township. Doniphan County
Kansas for the ensuing Possession gwen March
Ist, 1s7s.
Highland, Kansas February Il, 1s77.
81. l-rs. j. S. LONG, Receiver
B. A SEAvEI Plaintiff Attorney febistf.
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~ ]. NJ. Washbnrn, formerly of Nemaha
Agency, has been appointed Receiver of Public
Moneys at Sioux Falls, Dakota. Bro. Burbank
keeps his boys together, and takes care Of them.
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n When Grant wakes mp. about next Mon
day morning. hs will be surprised to. find how
little influence he has.
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February 1. ls75-5w.
Sheriff. Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS lss
DoSrrnAS COUNT,
In the District Court for Donphan County State Ka.sas
- es catAarins E Murray Plaintiff.
ss Mary T. Wilson and
fr--4 Benton Wilson. Defendants
NOTICE 4. hereby given. that will ON the 18th dsy
~ Of March, A. ID. 1871, at two O'clock p NJ or
said day at the North door Of the Court House. IN the
city Of Troy in Doniphsn County Stas Of Kansss esr
for sale NJ public auction for cash the deserS
ed real estate tn wit: The north half Of the south
range twenty CD In Doniphan County State Of Ksn.ss
Taken - the property Of Mary 4. Wilson and Beneen
70 safi.y certain Judgment and costz now Of record In
the District Court for Doniphan County in the state Of
Mary X Wilson and Benton Wilson are defenasnfs
Given under ny had this 7th dag Of Febrdsry A. ID.
lsI T.J. .vANDERSLfCE,
Sheriff Of Doniphan Csusfy.
February =. leU-Sw Pre- fee e1o
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Bellemont Lime Worke.

vHE usaeF.lxnea has parehased The eessSrutsa Is-e
= WWks - Dsa0sae Ds1iphaa Csusey Ksne.s ~
sssss ~ eh - vm Evs HI vhsls ssssstisa = -
sa.ne tssplag ssasns supsay e ~ vsry Sest -.
tIeIs e H.; y saasry = Ss's p1Tsksssss. & Is
A.. .. i0G-Iy. r.IsHAIL.
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ASK the recovered dyspsp

] ! : J J. :.
ASK the recovered dyspep-
NuNuXyoyNNA tics. Bilious su6erers victims
- Of Fever and Ague. the
NA eurial diseased patient, how
wv they recovered health, cheer
<A~7 ~- full spirits and good appetite
Al they riIl tell yea by taking
Gz5!!4A1s4 sn''s' LIVE. '.''i'''a.
ia :..,7sr. rusk ~ Ssss ysz1y xsdsshs q wsai
Fo. DYsPErsIA, CoEsIIPATIoN. J.n.d,ee slno.s
SOUR STOMACH, Heart Burs &c, Sc
This unrivaed sestSsra Isnety I varransea not .
mineral substance hut Is
PURELY VEGETABLE,
.wse Providence has placed in countries here Liver
pse.ses most prsvai It viii care all Dseases esased by
-Taf SYMPTOMS Of Liver CompIain, are bitter or
hd in the mouth Pain in the Back Sides Jonts
appetite Bowels alternately costiSe and lax Headache
Loss of with painful sensation Of having failed
e do s%shiSg which sSsht TO have been done Debility
eyes. dry Cough often mistaken for Consumption:
at others very few but the GEs the largest organ in
the body generally The seat Of the e.e.se and IL not
DEATH will ensue
can recommend eicacous remedy for disease of
the Liver. Heartburn and DysPsPsia SIAnoNs Liver
1875 Noster Street
Assistant Postmaster, Philadelphia.
We have tested its virtues personally and know th:.
for Dyspepsia Biousness and Throbbing Headache Il
l. the best medicine world ssv We have tried
forty other remedies before Smmons' Liver Regulator
bat Of them gave more than temporary relief
but the Regulator only relieved bat cured usE6
Telegraph and kessen9er 1aeon, Ga.
Manufactured only BY
J.H. ZEILn & co,
MACON, GA, AND PHILADELPHIA.
Il eontains four medical slensats united In the
happy proportion In any ethsr prsparatsa, vis
gentle Cathartic wonderful Tonie aa anexesptseable
zltsrative and certain CoFrscvs 81 IL tnpurttse q
the body Such signal has attended Its that
IL is sew regarded - the
EFFECTU1L SPECIFIC
For all diseases Of the Liver Stomach and Spleen.
A. RsmSdvta
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PEPSIA, MENTAL DEPRE6SIOX RkSfLESS
yES6 JAUNDICE NAUSEA, SICK HEAD
ACHE, C0LIC CONSIIPATI0y snd
BILIOUSHESS
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
CAUTION.
A. there . pumber Of limitations offered 70 the pub
hc We would caution the community 70 buy Powders
or Prepared SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR unless
signature unbroken. None other il genuine.
J. H. ZEuH Z CO..
Macon, Ga, and Philadelphia
Your valuable medicine SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
has saved me many Doctors bills. II for every
thing IL 10 recommended for and knew it to fail
have used il in Collie and Grubbs, with mules and
horses giving them about half bottle At time. have
every that has Stock being the bsst medicine
known for all complaints that horse nesh s heir To-
s3nov-iy. Agent Tor Graneer Of GecfgiA-
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ONE TICKET GOOD FOR ALL.

Sheriff. Sale. s taes
THE STATE OF KANSAS yss tH-
Corxrr OF DoSrrHAS 600 s1s.. 1l,.
Tn the District Court for Doniphas County State Of
Ev. sniveiy, Plaintiff A.tf
r ..'.H- - s-l aA-
o. ts. Lyman Nash and ak sE
Mary !. Nah. Defendants.
NOTICE !. hereby given that win. on the ID day
~ Of March. A. d. 1871, st the hour Of two oclocE
NJ Of said day at the north door Of the Court
In the City Of Troy in Deniphan County State Of
offer for sale at public auction cash. the following de-
scribed real estate to wit Lots three @ four (4 and
i've. ~ in Block sixteen u6) In North wathena; also
Lot six, 90 In Block sxteen. d6l In North wsthens
in Doniphsn County Kansas Taken the property e.
Lyman Nash and offered for sale the highest BIDDER
for cash To- sz.fy certain Judgment and costa nov of
record 10 the District Court for Doniphan County
State Of Kansas In which T. " Snivey PLAINTIFF aad
Lymsn Nash and Mary ,. Mash defendasts 800
Given under my hand. this 18th day Of january A. d.
ls71.
7. J. vANDERSLICE
Sheriff Of Doniphan County
February l. lsss-5w. --r Prs fee. t10-50