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THE CROPS.

Elk River (Sherburne county, Star, Aug.
3d. People who are supposed to know about
such things, say that the wheat crop in Sher-
burne county this year will at least calcula-
tions be $4,000 bushels, about double what
it was last year.
Rochester (Olmsted county, Resord and
Union, Aug. 80: Mr.. DR.. Ryan, of Roches-
ter town, says he has fifty acres of wheat
which will yield from twenty to twenty
bushels per acre of No. wheat.
Albert Lea Freeborn county, Standard,
marketed in this county graded No. 3, and
we think that viii be about the average
grade for the whole crop. considerable
amount will go No. 2, and quite quantity
will be No. and rejected.
Madelia (Watonwan county, Times, Aug.
80: We understand that Mr.. A. j. Nichol-
sons whea yielded twenty buehels to the
acre. Some of this grain, we believe, he
thought at one time would not pay him to
| harvest it and would have to be burned off
the ground.
| st. Cloud Times, Aug. 90: From Mr.
John Fershweiler, Of the town of LIE Sauk,
we learn that the wheat which is now being
| threshed out. is yielding better than was ex-
pected. The yield SO far runs from sixteen
| to twenty bushels to the acre. Accounts
| from other portions of the county are better
| still.
Chaska VoItey Herald, Aug. 30: The
yield of wheat is fully up to our estimate in
this county-ffteen to eighteen bushels on
the average-but much of it will grade No. 8.
In Buffalo, Wright county, the harvest is
over and farmers feel the need of rest. They
say it has been the most t1resome and linger-
| ing harvest ever experienced in the county,
owing to the immense growth of straw,
much of which was badly lodged, excessive
heat and the scarcity of help. They feel
quite well satisfied with their crop. 1t is
not No. l in quality, but the quantity is
good. What wheat has been threshed in
that vicinity yields from twenty to twenty
five bushels per acre, oats, forty to fifty.
Todd county, argus, Aug. 2s: Mr.. Cowl-
thorp, of Round Prairie, threshed a portion
of his wheat crop, which turned out twenty.
four bushels to the acre. Mr.. Tracy, of the
same town, threshed fifty bushels of oats tx
the acre.
Shakopee Argus, Aug. 20: AS fast az
threshing progresses, our assertion of ffteer
bushels of wheat to the acre, as the average
of Scott county, is being sustained
Caledonia (Houston county, Courier, Aug
20: Wheat is turning out much better thar
was expected. Mr.. Ed. Stewart threshec
81 last week, and it is said his wheat turned ou
we'll, much of it grading No. and No. 8
Mr.. j. II. Cooper threshed his on Monday, 6
sample of which we saw, and which will
when properly cleaned, grade No. 2. We
understand that some of it weighed
nearly sixty pounds to the bushel
George Grove, of Mound Prairie
: threshed from field seven and one-hal
acres of golden drop wheat 157 bushels. OF
nearly twenty one bushels to the acre. VIM
Orr of the same locality, had field of white
amber wheat which averaged seventeen bush
els to the acre. and a field of fife that turned
out ten bushels to the acre. Another farme
= in the locality claims to have fifty acres that
e will yield seventeen bushels to the acre
This is an exceptional case.
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COAL OIL FATALITY.
Got In just in Time.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-Among the bankruptcy
petitions filed last night and not reported are
the following: Jonathan Obe, distiller; un-
secured debts $29O,OOo of which $273,oo0 is
due the government for Judgments; no assets.
A. J. Be |, secured, $ll,0O0; unsecured. $l06.-
900; assets, unsecured bonds. Wm. H. Bur
dick, secured, $l02,O00; unsecured, $4,000
assets nominal, a205,0Ol Charles Colehour,
real estate, secured 1914, 900; unsecured, $469,-
600; accommodation paper, $4,000; nc
assets. 0. B. Dickinson, distiller, unsecured
s2os, 900, mostly due the United States. james
ae1ts az s1o2ooo @ no asxets SEQ
900; assets, encumbered lands $150,000; notes
49, 900. B. W. Phillips, secured, $4,000; un
secured $780, 900; bills discounted $5, 900; assets
$24O Chas. Schwartz, secured, 5S07 900; un
secured $4,000; no assets. Snyder & Lee
real estate, secured, 1882, 900; unsecured, S13l,
600; no assets. H. NJ Taylor, secured, $4,000
| unsecured, $5 900; no assets. Richard War
drop, unsecured. 1882, 900; bills discounted ant
! paper, $12, 600. Total, 399.
Daily globe., 1878-09-02
MINNESOTA NEWS.
iSan Francisco Chronicle. ]

Benefits saw-mill, at Dayton, Hennepin
county, has been destroyed by fire.
Fires have been running in all directions
through the woods around Duluth in Supe-
rior.
In Otsego, Wright county, the house of
Mrs. Sarah T. Goodwin has been destroyed
by fire.
John Graham stole cheap pair of pants
in Rochester, was arrested and paid fine of
So and costs.
twenty-five men left Rochester for Sleepy
Eye to work on the railway round house
which is being built at that place.
A strong force of men are engaged or the
Plainyiew & Eyota railway. finishing the
heavy grading in the town of Viola.
August Groetsch, of New Rome, Sibley
county, while hunting prairie chickens, acci-
dentally shot and killed himself. His age
| was 10 years.
Currie Pioneer: A great deal of sickness
prevails in this vicinity at this time, owing
probably, to the unprecedented hot weather
and its sudden changes.
| A child between and years old got lost
in the woods at Swan River, Morrison coun-
ty. large number OF persons went il
search, but he was not found until thirty
six hours after being lost
| Benson Times: A heavy rain storm. &C
companied by hail. visited this section Mon
day night. After the storm we picked VI
some of the icy pebbles. which measured
one-fourth of an inch in diameter. Al
stacking was nearly, if not quite all finished
no damage was done.
st. Cloud Journal Press: While Charlie!
Jewell vas at work in Tufts camp ,makins
ties for the extension of the ST. Cloud & st
Vincent railroad, his ak slipped, splitting his
foot from the great tee to the instep. HI
was brought to this city and had the injurie!
dressed by DR.. Gilman, after which he started
for Minneapolis.
/ Rochester Record and Union: Chas
Fosdick, of Salem, had the needle of Chap
man binder run through one of his hands
recently, making a terrible wound. He Gu
the flesh from around the wound himself
and did not call physician to attend hin
until this week. His hand is in bad con
dition. John Bint, who lives north of Farm
Hill, had the needle of Chapman binder
run throu9 b the aeshy part of his arm, tear
ing the flesh badly. It is getting well, how
l ever,
Daily globe., 1878-09-02
WASHINGTON NOTES.

Secretary Eyarts Pressing the Question OF
Reciprocity with Canada-Important De-
cision to Middlings Purifiers-lowa
Congressman.
WASHINGTON, Sept. LIN a recent conversa-
| tion on the subject of the Halifax award, Sec
retary Evarts expressed himself in a way that
plainly shows no proposition has been made in
correspondence with the British government
looking to renewal of principles OF reciproc1-
ty between the Dominion and United States.
According to English views as expressed in the
London press, the real object of Mr. Evarts in
opening up correspondence with the British
foreign office in relation to the Halifax award
is to put the award aid the new reciprocity
treaty together. so as to obtain negotiations for
the latter at the time the former is liquidated
MIDDIINGs PURIFIERS.
Gen. Spar, commissioner Of patents, will rem
der an important decision next Wed1 esday in
the case of Lewis Galtman, of Chicago, against
NJ Harmon, of jackson, Michigan. for priority
of invention. Both men have invented mid
dIings purifying machines both being very
much alike and invented about the same time
Arguments of both parties were heard several
days ago by the commissioner, who is now
considering the matter preparatory to making
his decision.
IOWA CONGRFSSMEN.
There are well authenticated rumors that the
Republican officials of Iowa are in u serious
quandary as to the day in which members of
Congress in that State should be elected. Gov.
Gear telegraphed prominent officials here for
advice, and it was strongly recommended to
him to call an extra session of the legislature
to provide q single election of all officers in
November. This is known to ke the judgment
of Secretary McCrary, who is recognized as au-
thority on the subject. There is no doubt here
that Gov. Gear will call the legislature together
Daily globe., 1878-09-02
Good Weather for opeA,ng the Fair.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2-1:00 A. M.-Indica-
tions for upper lakes and Mississippi valley
colder, clear or partly cloudy weather, winds
mostly northwesterly, stationary or higher
pressure. For lower Missouri valley clear OF
partly cloudy weather, variable winds, shift
ing to southeast, stationary or higher tenn
perature, falling, preceded in southern por-
tions by rising barometer. Rivers will re-
main nearly stationary.
Daily globe., 1878-09-02
DEATHS HARVEST.
onHrfyUED i;4YAGES or THEsTydArP
FIEND.

Record from tho Fever Stricken Districts
Affirming Increase of New Gases and
Ueat's-Dead Bodies Waiting Interment
nt Memphis-The Noble Workers of the
Howard Association, Priests and Sisters
Victims to the Dread Destroyer.
Daily globe., 1878-09-02

A tramp was arrested in Winona for
drunkenness and locked up. A stolen watch
was found in his cell after he was liberated.
Before hie arrest he had been throwing
stones through the windows of farmers
house, because the women folk had locked
him out. A valuable citizen this, like all OF
his craft.
Daily globe., 1878-09-02
Died at Sea.

New YORK, Sept John Reming, officer Of
the Pullman Palace Car company, died on
board the steamer City of Chester on the way
home f1om Liverpool.
Daily globe., 1878-09-02
New York Bankruptcies .

New YORK. Sept. Petitions in bankruptcy
filed here yesterday, 394; grand total since tie
law was abolished, 1850.
Daily globe., 1878-09-02
Blaine Coming.

Special Telegram to the Globe.I
CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-Senator j. G. Blaine and
family arrived here last night en- route to Min
nesota.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
RELEASED CONVICT KILLED.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
CHEYENNE, Wy, Sept. 1.--Wm. Enright, of
Laramie, who was released from the peniten-
tiary yesterday, became disorderly and attempt
ed to kill an officer who arrested him. The
policeman killed Enright.
COAL OH. FATALITY.
WHEELING, W. Va, Sept. 1.--During the alb
sence of Mrs. McGee at church this morning
her daughters aged II and 10. and a cousin
about the same age, in preparing for dinner
started the fire with coal oil. Result the old
est child was burned to death and the second
fatally injured. The third escaped.
Daily globe., 1878-09-02
Walking Match.

BUFFALO Sept. Is. P. Russell and John
Ennis, both from Chicago, begun tonight
six days walking match for S40O side
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he Pirate relieves a subordin

The Pirate Relieves a Subordinate.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-Secretary Sherman
has returned and Assistant Secretary Hawley
las started on six weeks vacation.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-25
FOX sECRErAi.Y OF STATE.

MCPHERSON, Kan, July 10, 1873.
EDITOR TINES Il notice IN your daily
of the OH inst that you say, in substance,
that the McPherson iadepeHde1t nominates
Hon. John Richey az n candidate for the
Office Of Secretary Of State as n greenbnoLe1.
This is not as that psper would like to have
it appear, nor exactly in the light We would
like to have Mr.. Richey's name used, for
he is a ssa,nch Repu' iioon, and believes that
whatever reforms the financial question re-
auires can be better done inside the old
marty than outside Ii il true that Mr.
Richey favors greer,Joots and also the repeal
J he Resumption dc', &c, but sees no neces-
SHY for a change OF party on that score.
We propose to bring Mr.. Eichey's name
before the Republican State Convention
and abide by its choice Mr.. RIchey was
elected State Senator from the Both Senate
rial district in the fall of $50, on The lie
publican ticket, bringing out the largest
vote ever polled in the district since lts fe-
organization, aud should he get the nomi
nalion. wii:. John A. Martin at the head oi
the ticket he certainly will help 10 swell
the majority in Central Kansas. | hope
Won will notice this slight error and Gauss
a correction, and oblige constant reader
Yours fraternally,
JonN X. WRIGHT.
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LINCOLN COUNTY.
Red Hot weather, and Housing Big
Crops.

LINCOLN, Neb., July Is, 1873.
EDITOR TrMEs:-As it is some time since
The outside world has heard from this neck
o woods, propose sending you few notes
ere it is eTerlastingly too late, that is, ere
this red hot, blistering weather has melted
me entirely away.
Thermometers are running wild-lOa ID
the shade on Saturday last. No sunsirokes
that have heard of, but shade-strikes are
numerous-men are seen striking ior the
shade in all directions There are many
ways of expressing the state OF the weather,
and frequently we hear il mentioned in con-
nection with the dam. Which dam is re-
ferred TO, and what il has TO do with the
weather. We are al = loss 10 know; but suf-
hce IL 10 saw, that ii il too hot for any kind
OF comfort, aud il old Uncle Tice has any
control or influence over the weather, and
any regsrd for mankind, ne will send Po-
lar breeze along Just as soon As he can pos
sibly sc+-s one up.
Weifave seen reports from several coun-
ties in relation to the wheat crop oil the
present wear, and the yield is simply i'm
mense. But we have seen nothing yet to
compare with Lincoln Center. Thirty-fve,
thiriy-eight and forty bushels per acre is a
very common result, but will just mention
one in particular as the boss yield OF Kan
sas. Mr.. Thomas Cline, who lives some five
or six miles southeast oi Lincoln Centre,
last we..k threshed the wheat from seven
carefully measured acres and had three
hundred and seventy five bushels. Now
We would Just like 10 know if there is any
Thing 10 beat this in or ont Of Kansas. Ii
was Egyptian wheat as thick as 1t could
possibly stand on the ground with large
well filled heads
Considerable building and improving Il
going on here this 81 ason, and learn that
several new buildings and dwelling houses
will be reacted here this fall.
Rustic
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,.poveri.hea Eurepe.. labor.

Mr.. NIX. Griggs, the United States Con-
.,l At Cbemnitz, Saxony, transmits to the
Dsp,rtmen, Of State, underdate Of June -,
is5s an unusually interesting and vslua-
HE report of affairs in his district. The
ial,owing is brief abstract OF his report !:
I,rre numbers Of people, be says. are out
II employment; the country is full OF
,r.mnI. and half dozen OF begHers visit
a.ch house in the city dsilv, although beg
a;ns ;s strictly prohibited by law. The de
er..sse Il wages since the panic has been
.nan, nine per cent. Crops for numbez
a. aoa ua.,, have been abundant Want of en-.
.,iormeut c ,mes mainly from the use Of ls
p'oy; p...v;ne machines. Goods can be mad,
"S.anar in America and England BY ha
. .h;,,as han in Saxony BY hand, hence ten
,or,rv distress. Death BY starvation ha
rc,n.ilv occurred in distIlcts where ham
labor has been superseded BY nachise.
Hand made curtains Of Saxouy are sold i
America - the 6nslt French ecodA But I
coepsae siah aa.1lactnren usi.e nachiu
era Rzuua peEsua nnst work fourtse
~ n dW = - 3ngt4egvuD ou11k
-
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TRuP WITH A GHOST.
Strunrc story of n Vision OF the SPsr'
4, .,s "a uardered Wemau.

S.;,I, ubo
n i"" evenings "s' -.
had finished hay-making west oil LeesiSr''
walked toward his home near Shoemaker
-. a o,,Jo.k in the evening. When
Viile apo"' o''' - MI,
passing by thr i'''ie - H. con-
VILE, where y"hh ''elh' III. - -,
panion, his thoughts "Sre WIN 'no
ed dead. lie soon ie"'reu =
Mohrsrille where lle iiiuiuei y. 1s.ei,ar
Beaver took place, Hep'enipei ISe-'
at the time "i the iT-us az i',,.Ii,
This estimable y" .hS laut va" -,
murdered 10y 4 man suPi"Ssu - ~
named Bessel, AID WI" was rni,o KIN" m
railroad accident ON 'tc iNoaIIn IL, ~.
railroad n"i long ago nv af 81
never been i"unn ""', nu' IT.
deceased IN coiNeiSa'io" -,
murder remarked 'h't "o'n Sbo now
sald oi MN ,hHt va, "a, So" yb.n na.r-
resides IA >ch'y Ihi,i s"un.s s.;ons ssns,-
ing this rlaoe I'M" ,a a.. hin roeIeJ
tlon about ms i'eSi 'nu n hr, r;obt
lie never heiie',u AZ ~ - r-ad % Iva The
before l'ni s'"o' "":i' a,n.r.I and
form ui woman IN "hi'e 'Pp',
weeping iiehes'i'''.u, 80 - now 70
er Ia 90, when Inc sl"e'te r,'ill,,r, !,
be euyeloped in a blue hame- S"dushlt II
mounted skyM ards, nrst hoAns, ,J s;na.
reaching high aitituue MI, a.an,eJ
ing most beautiful hymh. "n,i'n
riveled to the spot, being ulapie " "1 e',
After clreling IN 'he an io' aD ,h.
minutes, (which seemed an hculJ Mn. VI.
form returned again, siih weeping
hair was hanging down over her s"o"'I .na;,
and her eyes seemed staring ion, L.
sockets. She had a pale ana .reihp,E i' y
hand, and she pointed 10 the '9,' panN 10 ~
the Sckuylklil, where Miss TT, %,
killed in a narrow s'rip 4i Mo'us ih., ,ha
she exclaimed; mere li'efe ueu ~. :.
log, Oh MY Inc iorih stre''neu Z, ~
hand, but, said Mr.. smiih, was nhaoi'
10 move even mana. II m'oIoieu I'' |;
beckoned me to come. ,, ! loI'1wed anu
led me to the place ihere ray ,he roy
all covered with fresh Signs OIL S p,oSa won;
cling in close proximity now maoe sure
was the form of woman. her ieature
,ooked haggard and worn, as though ma,
ing undergone a terrible ordeal. eoni
not do otherwise than ioiiow, NOR s'ass.
ing than walking, more aead lnau a'S tS
through and ov.r the ri'er' whicn' lo
tuuateiy, only reached TO my Nuee
down the right bank TO tie rani;"a, ,;. ~ n"I Il
small hand-truck was standing On u
track. This had marks o' blood, as as 'nous
holy had been dragged o.e' n "a IL sna
beckoned me TO slt. sat GOWN anu '"e II.
tire arose five or six feet above the srou:'
The truck now started, ana We he" vi
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-25
publication Notice.

tERNAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
Il Number Two, ami u. Il. Elbert "Ana otn-
,rs unknown" and all persons hSNinx VI
sI,imine an interest therein, will take notice
,ha, the hoard of County Commissioner ..
Ieayenworth county, Kan, has commenceu
an action i'm the District Court of said SOonS MY
against them and lots numbered tweive W
anil M rirIesn (I3l, in block fifty-nine Cosl, IN
Leayeuworth city proper, In the county y,
IeayeuWorth and State of Kansas, 70 supeSs
s,,id lots TO sale for the delinquent taxes, IN
ter,st and penalties thereon, - follows:
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Publication Notice.

n ,.CARD"and others unknown and all
X. nersons having or claiming an interest
inerein wi take notice that the Board OF
County Commissioners OF the County OF Leav-
snGoryh STATE OF Kansas, has commenced an
.c,ion In the District Court Of said county,
against them, and lot S, in block AZ, In Leav-
enworth City (properl, in the County OF LeaH
enworth and state OF Kansas, 10 supJscs s.ai.
and penalties thereon, as follows:
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Publication Notice.

a I.LEE G. CALKINS, er" "otnefS un-
q 1snOyrrl. land ALI persons h:s Ting or claim
l. an interest therein, will take not ce thai
tae Board of County Commissioner ci
Leayenworth county, kansa., mas eom
mence,i an action in Tho District Court OF said
county against them, and lots numoered lous
tN, and five i5N, in block one hundred anu
eight ,luSi IN Day ard Maeauley suo-dlVison
of the City of IL avenworth, in the county OF
Isavenworth, and the state OF Kansas, 70
subject said lots to sale Tor the deiipquent
taxes, interest and penalties thereon, as foi-
lows:
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Publication Notice.

u1RANCIs S. PINCKNEY .and Others ne c,ai,n. %m, :.
Snowp," and all personslhavin%g % or eia,,ai ,hat
ing an interest therein, viii i,,iSoiouers .ae of
taavenWorth County. Kansas, has CON, 4,
menced an action in the District oou,' ,n -,
said county, against them ana i lot nrnesy nrn in
hincs one / in IeavenwOrth CITY ptope., ~
the County OF Ieavenworth, ana Ssa'J s ~ ~
kansas, TO subject said lot TO sale ior ,he ,nr,o,
Innuent taxes, interest and penaities 'hSie'
as follows:
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Publication Notice.

ERRY EWING "and others unknown
Il and all persons havingo or claiming an az
fnfere1t therein, will take notice thAt .he M
Rosrd of County Comm issiOners. Of tne
County OF IIeavenworth, state OF kansas, & has .s,
mas commenced an action In the Distiies
easf half OF the southeast quarter Oh sectioh
eighteen, Is, township nine ., range twenty
two p. In the county Of Leavenworth, % anu
Siate OF Kansas to subject said land 10 saie
for the delinquent taxes, interest and penal
ties thereon, ~ follows:
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publication Notice.

Snnwn" and all persons having. or
"a. ming am interest therein, will take no,ics g,
that the Board of County Commissioner ~.
the county Of Leavenworth eouns, , ~ az, Ion
~ ate Of Kansas have commenced All ,, ae.
in the District Court Of said county ,s,siHin,,
them. and block IS in Central sup 'an a,o
of LeavenwOrth, and lots six, ., ,n~,h anu s Giity
~ IN L,ocE forty-three, q, in Leavenwoftn ,ny
,raner ali in the county of Leayenworth,'atn,u ~
stale OF Kansas to subject said oiocn ana mi
10 sale for the delinquent taxes ihteie
nenaIties thereon, as follow u
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-25
,xy,n,r.-Iat ), block a, city proper.

REFERENCE t,-Charge up
ms claimed in the petition In saiu aet'o ~, ON.
mi ali persons are hereby notiheu 10 aP,
% n, the District Court of said county, anu any
pna,v cause. on the I'll day of September Io.S,
nw snch lot should not he sold for the pay
WHY WY VI such taxes interest and penalties
nent VI ' TO- w. TAYLOR,
tnereoh- County Attorney.
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Publication Notice.

~EJrBE.N l.. BEAN sand others unknown,
and ali persons having & or eiai,nshs imam the s
interest therein, Will take nos, ~ ,hs county
Of IeavenwOrtn and state Of ,n, kansas rourI S Of
commenced an action In the iistii1 saN .cras of
III county against them and ten w acIosS1
sant iyins north OF the creek In the sou.n.
west Quarter of section 10, townsp - the
", bounded as follows: Beginning ~ ' a.,
,,,S,rtbwest corner of said quarter secton. III
Walnut creek thence down the tne sbsen shs mean en-
s;'s NJ said creek q sufficient numDsr c'
rods from which point If LIN Line Quarter os a1n So. .es
north to the north line OF saiu dpacrea and
,ior ,rilI make this tract contain III Oacfes n Auu
NO more: also, the northwest quarter OF sss-
tion no. township 8, range 70, exeept,n,s .nrner
eron, Eve ~ acres in the northwest Sones
,harenf' bounded as follows: Commencing s y,
the northwest corner of said quarter, run .as, ~
.nds east of south thence run south oi ws, y,
to,arsacttne the section line ~ rods so9tn VI
the starting point in the county m nSsct =. ssid
anworfh and state of Kansas, 10 supJeSas
en t,, \" 20 saie for the delinquent taxes. inteI-
est' and penalties thereon, AS foiiows:
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Publication Notice.

Holm H. MASON AND JOHN D0C0lA
.. land others unknown" and an 2ssso.s
having claiming an ~ csSnsy CO,
take .'a.s n ~ Ieayenworth County, kAnee
ms cnmmenced an action In the Dl..sk
1anrt na Of said county, against them ana =
number eighteen, Is, In blocs tnhisy ycc,.s.
Is.venworth, and State Of Kansas, 70 soo!ssa
aid lot TO sale for the Delinquent az inss
81 and penalties thereon, as iolloNs:
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rxuIHIrA-T l0l, acres n OF the creek =, ,n
the sW ;. of section 10, township ., range =.
bounded as follows: Beginning =. crasr
tbence down the creek In a sontneaste,1y ~ ~, vi
rection and with the meanderings o. ,ssnS sa.n
creek a sufficient number OF ro1s iioa ,ha nnrth
,nrint if a line be run due north 10 the ho,.n ,ii
line OF said quarter section, Will make 'n'S
tract contain 10 acres
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. c. DOUGLASS AND DECATUR JONES
EXHIBIT A-Iot II, Block 3, Fackler.


J.C DOUGLASS AND H. EWING.
ExAIBIr A-Lot A, Block 81, Clntral Divis-
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-25

e. DOUGLASS AND THOMAS WILL
LIAMS.
rxu,p,r A-Iot s, block !, Rees, Doniphan 4
Thorntons-
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ls.i sold with other lots .-. .----. -..'...-.
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