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Written fer He CHEF,
WIN. M. TWEED.

lie ruled with lordy hand,
4 monstrous thieving band
OF ncn who heaped their Golfers full Of gold
lie seorned hard, honest toll
Ills hands he feared tn soil
His head was filed with planning deep anl bold.
His diamond. like 4 star,
Sent out its sparkles far
The breast ofcunnins, schemng Boss it graced.
Old Gotham saw, at last,
The wealth she had amassed,
Sink down to dreary nothinsncss and waste.
To prison he was sent
Heart-sore and i'll content,
To ponder on the ways of wicked men;
But on lucky day.
He Glanced to slip away,
And found himself happy again
Then he was hunted, caught,
And to his old cell brought.
To be deprived more of freedom air.
His mind depressed and sad.
He wished he never had
Eeen born in such world of strife and care.
More slowly came his breath,
And grim old cruel Death
Game in and kissed his brow pale AMI wo-a
And, with q willing heart
Did he with this life part
No longer he'll be spurned with jeering scorn.
CARLOS NOGGS.
LAWRENCE, KANSAS, April IA, 1s7s.
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II Wonderful to relate. Hayes has agreed
to cooperate with the Republican Congressman,
to promote Republican success in the Fall elec.
tions and he says his famous order was not in.
tended to prohibit ofice-holders from working
for the success of the party, but simply to pre-.
vent them from neglecting their official duties,
and using the patronage of their Offices to con.
troll Conventions. All this means, that Hayes
contemplates some fresh insult to the Republi.
can leaders, and another blow at the welfare Of
the party, as soon as Gordon and Lamar get it
fixed up.
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g The Parsons San speaks of the nuisance o

v The Parsons San speaks of the nuisance of
stereotyped Washington letters, at one dollar
apiece, tha: are sent to the country press through
out the West, and which accepted and pub
lished by many of them. There is not a week
but We deposit in the waste pile lot Of these
fifty cent and one dollarpropositions from WASH
ington or New York, to be paid for in advertis-
ing. The propositions are now pouring in, to
furnish letters from the Paris Exposition, at a
dollar apiece. These letters will be made up in
the Eastern cities by men who never saw Paris,
from letters published in the Eastern papers.
They are not worth a cent q basketball
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MAKING IT Hot FOR BEECHER AGAIN.-Mrs
Tilton has at last made confession, saying that
Beecher did commit adultery with her, and that
the denials she has heretofore been induced to
make were false. She says that various motives
will be imputed to her for making this confess
ion, but that it is done solely to relieve her con-
science. Beecher is out with denial-that is,
he magnanimously ignores himself, and says
that Mrs. Tilton is not guilty of the sin, not
withstanding she accuses herself of it. 1t has
been rumored, for some time past, that Mr.. and
Mrs. Tilton were about making up. This con-
fession may be a part of the programme. This
thing is yet liable to make Beecher more fun
than he has had since his grandmother died.
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sV- People who have Russia on the brain. should
remember that history does not record an instance
where England has been frightened into doing any
thng.-Topeka Commonwealth.
But We distinctly remember, or else We have
somewhere heard of it, that certain country,
wea ker than her in every respect, handsomely
whipped her, on two different occasions.
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n late decision of the Post-ofice Depart
ment is to the effect that it is unlawful for post
masters to send postage stamps for subscriptions
to newspapers. As some postmasters do this,
unaware of the penalty, We publish il for their
information, as it may save them from trouble.
As it is more convenient to send dollar bill in
a letter than dollars worth of postage stamps,
the Department construes the sending of stamps
to be for the purpose of getting the per centage
on the amount of stamps sold.
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sS- Prouty, of the Junction Union, tells this,
OF course, nobody will believe it; but we copy
it, just to show to what whoppers some men will
pledge their word and honor:
We pledge our word and honor to editorial
brethren, that what We about to state is God $
unvarnished truth. We received, day this week,
a remittance of five dollars from priater thousand
miles distant, which amount he borrowed of us five
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where the courage. Comes In.

The average American can make > bigger fool
of himself over the presence Of a few soldiers,
under perfect discipline and control, than an y
other known mammal on the face of the globe.
If you want to throw him into double jointed
Mysteries, send men with guns to help him pro-
tect himself. Five hundred men, fully armed
and equipped, may visit town for the purpose
of having a big drank, and becoming publc
nuisance, under the guise of visit and dress
parade, and the people will have holiday, and
pay all the expenses. Fifty men, with guns
and camp eqnipage may go forth to slaughter
buffalo or quail, perhaps in violation of the law
and it is enjoyed as high sport. But let twenty
five men, under perfect command and discipline,
and armed and equipped for duty, be sent to a
town for the purpose of enforcing law and pro-
tecting life and property, their expenses to cost
the people of the town nothing, and what n
howl you will hear against it. 1t is an outrage
upon peaceabIe people; there is no necessity for
it; the local authorities are competent to pre-
serve the peace.
For some years after the close of the war,
couple of hundred soldiers were stationed in
several Southern States to guard against any
ontlawry that might be attempted, and to see
that laws were executed. And during all these
years, howl came up from the entire south,
against the manner in which ten or fifteen mil
lion free people were being overawed and sub
jugated by those two or three hundred people.
1t was utterly impossible to secure pacifcation
in Kentucky, or Tennessee, or Alabama, while
few troops remained in Charleston or New Or
leans. The other day, there was a strike or
Kansas Railroad, and the Governor saw proper
to send two companies of militia to Emporia, to
preserve the peace. But from the hubbub rails
ed over it, one would have thought they were
sent expressly to search out the citizens who
were determined TO remain quiet and peaceable,
and massacre them in cold blood. All of which
goes to prove that it is an outrage to go in law
full manner, but fun to 60 on big drunk. But
we do not believe that any citizen who staid at
home and quietly attended to his own business,
was even accidentally shot.
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Sale Of School Land.

NUIICE Is hereby given that will between th.
NonJ. a,s ~ o. 10 oeleek A. N and o'clock p NJ on
tne zoth day OF May. A. d. 1878 offer for sae =.
pes IN T IN the manner prescribed BY law at nv
Yaa, -. 10y tue following School Lands situate n
wit: ~ ee77Ti'ei as follows. to
toSphi Quarter Of northeast quarter of section ls
Quarter Of northeast quarter Of section Is
:" shsnp range 900 acres, appraised yaIue sso ~
" acres Of south quarter of north .a., 49,.
valne, 1904. se @"-'o acres, appraised
No bid viii be received for less than the .n,r,..a
'- ROBERT FLICKINGER
April II. ls7e-5w S"'n'y' hAnsas-
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II A fearful tornado swept over portion of
Southern Kansas, last Saturday afternoon. 1t
was especially severe in Lyon and Chase Coun-
ties Buildings were blown to pieces, q number
of lives lost, many persons injured, and q vast
amount of property destroyed. In Emporia, the
damage was very heavy.
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Sheril,s Sale.

Sherln's Sale.
THE STATE OF KANSAS
COUNTY oF DoSPHAx S.
In the District Court for Doniphan County
John s Long. Plaintiff.
John W. Pry
The Ph9nx Mutual Life
Insurance COMPANY Z
OF Hartford Connccticat
and
John Braekinridge. Defendants.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that viii a, g. ~,
~ IA ~ pnL lee st the hour O'Clock. p. NJ
4s cay AZ the North door Of the Court Home T.; n
CITY o. Troy in Donphsn County State Of K.n IN me
syt se NJ public Aneton for cash the faIav;n,
"a @ ssa, ss 70 Wit The south quarter III n.a9
es,s Quartz aud the north quarter of sss;
co IN township three f3} Of raprr uirs , sn,
sna tse quarter Of secsisu tveSsv ran s w
mp tnrse ep Of range twenty cD, In DoeinL., C
S1se et hans1s Taken - the property n yoI ~
20 onerea Tor sale to the highest 6dier for
y certain Judgment Of foreclosure .n 70 ses-
no- o. record IN the District Court Tor costa
M tne State of Kansas In which John ~ Sornsy.
an and John W. Pry The Pb9uix Nntnsi = ~ pam
ance Company Of Hartford Coanecticut sd lie anslr
inr1dge, werr defendants. @se sonn braek-
,s.s S'en under my hand this s'th Day Of March n
CHARLES BuRxHArry,
March s1 ,sra-x~ osuA q Duniphna County
frssee. si3A
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R John Morrissey's health is in such pre-
carious condition, that his death may occur at
any time. Are all the great leaders of the New
York Democracy to 20 at oucei
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= Ex-Gov. Moses, of South Carolina, is q
renegade Republican, whom the Democratic pa
pers have recently been holding up as true
Reformer, who was engaged in the glorious
work of exposing Radical corruption. Like all
Democratic Reformers, he has come to grief.
He is under arrest in New York, on the charge
of forgery.
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REAL ESTATE TnANsFEns.
Filled fer Record Daring the Month of Feh
ruary, 1878.
MaHHaNTY

w,rr,
y.;,,;a,, l. p,.;,,;,., ,,,r Me-.
mart Of Lot 81 Wa,h",s ~he a. 10 n H. y. ,b.
deed docs NOT ,iv, tIe ,n, ,' or Sta.. IN ,,,;I
| the land is situate,lE so
&C Cloneb and w;fa To I.,u;. II U.,t;,s Io,,
| 6 and = Block IS CIopcb.s sJit;or 10 Severance.
$i5.
DJ Mawherter and wife IN James Tbarp. east
half Of Lot = in Rppeys Addition to Severance S35
Row., Small and x-;ea .. -. NJ Tb.rr It. g
and 6, in Rippey's Addition to Severance; $500
Polly Cox to Riebard 7 Cox rortb-xest cuar,.,
Of son;L woS, o,ar,r -; W. .h; ". a -, d 81,
500
Willis 4. Bvers and x;fe IN uurr,v .os. hal,
of south half of Lot g. and 81. feet of OF the south
half of Lots l and ], Block TO- Severance; 500.
Frank Brown and wife IN Do,;., yoorbees I,,s
| l3 and IL, East Troy; $780,
Charles T. Searcy to John E. Searcy, % acres Of
the northeast quarter section "a township range
Il; si29.
c. F. Van Buskirk to Lawrence =. Mills, Lot 8,
Block 81, White Cloud 800
Do-otbea Hapev and b,.h,nd IN Peter Dieter
,ou,sIna a,1a ,e Sou "es' f'''''' Se'"'h H.
Edward Dixon TO Georr. II N;,op. Lors and q
Block Is Troy: 500. " >
-. m ,,,. ,,..,,
~ -, " NIL n' 'u 70 "niiam an. l"s' anu Wiz,
's',a ~ ,, IN. - ~ west corner see'o" " '"""sh'P
ranse -i' So"
northwest quarter section ~ township j. range -
$iV.
Jonathan SarSer and wife to David Lee. southeast
quarter section - township D. range w S''"V.
W. ID. Rippey and wife to A. d. Small Lot 3. Block
~ severance; 80.
j. W. Collins and wife to John Kilker IL acres in
southeast corner of southeast quarter section -
township :, range ~; si'o.
Philip Kelley and wife to Angeline Lewis. all of
Block l9l White Cloud $40.
James Starns to Alexis Poulet, Lot . Block 81
White Cloud; 500.
Moses r. Townsend 10 John II. Townsend. east
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II Just before the marriage ceremony be-
tween Miss Rothschild and Lord Roseberry, she
presented him with gold box, and q gold key
to open it. In the box was check for 81 900, :
900, as q present from the bride to her husband.
This is n beautiful custom, which American girls
should adopt
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II Hon. B. H. McEckron has bas been reap
pointed and confirmed as Register of the Con-
cordia Land Office. So it seems that the effort
to oust him didn't pan out q cent to the cart
load.
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Sheri6,s Sale.

Kansas
Therstate Savings Bank
Of st. Joseph, Mo- Plaintiff.
Joel Ryan, Defendant.
NOTICE is hereby given. that will the I3th ay Of
~ May. 4. d. ls7e at the hour of o'clock p "
said ay the north door of the Court House in the
city Troy Donphan County State of Kansas offer for
sale public aneon for cash. the following described
real estate wit: The northeast quarter section
seventeen, N1D and the northeast quarter of section
twenty nine 29D all in township three @ Of range nine
asa also the north half of the south quarter
Of section nineteen 9 and the north quarter the
north west quarter Of section sixteen 6l in township
three 90 Of range twenty, 20 all in Donphan County
Kansas Taken the property Of Joel Ryan and offered
for sale to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy
Judgment and Of record in the District Court
for Doniphan County in the State Of Kansas which
The State Savings Bank Of st. Joseph. Missouri was
plaintiff and Joel Ryan defendant
Given under my hand this sth day Of April A D. ie7s
CHARLES BURKHALTER
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
April II, ls15-Jw. Prs fee. tl2.
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II The private secretary of the Russian OIL
Ger who concluded the treaty of peace with Tur-
key. is named Ttereteleff. 1t is pronounced
Shirttailoff.
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= Next look out for Plymouth Church to
raise Beecher's salary $4,000 year. They GER
tainly win, if Elizabeth's story can be substan-
tiated.
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q At last accounts, x-President Grant was
in Constantinople. Look ont for . protest from
England, and a few more iron -clads ordered to
the Bosphorus.
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Administrators A Notice.

Estate OF Jane u. Hudnau. deceased
NOTICE Is hereby given that on the 18th dey of April
~ ISIS. was appointed, by the Probate Court oi
Doniphan County Kansas Administrator Of the Estate Of
Jane G. Hndnan deceased late of said County All per
indebted to said Estate win make payment to the
undersigned and those holding claims against the same
will present them to the Probate Court Of Doniphan
County. Kansas for allowance within from the
date Of said letter the may be preeiude from
benefit in said Estate; and not presented within
three years the same will be forever barred
Troy, Kansas April Is. 1873
HAZAEL PRICK. Administrator
April u ls.a-aw Prs fee. a.
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n Bayard Taylor sailed for Germany, OH the
1lth. He must anticipate protracted voyage,
as he was victualed for six months.
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NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE.
EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY.
FOE THE
DISEASED AND DEFORMRD.

Two of the surgeops of the Nationa SurgicaI
Institute of Indianapolis, Indians with three great
divisions at Philadephis, Atlanta, and San Fneiseo
make professional Atehison, Kansas ON the l0th
and s0th Of April, Isss, at the Lndell Hotel.
As this is the ouy visit which they will likely be able
to make away from the Instate the opportunity here
offered for seeing and consulting them without q visit
the Institute, should not be neglected This visit Is de-
signed for the accommodation and benefit of their old
patients and all such desire treatment Of
Institute, yet unable to afford the expense and time
consequent upon the long journey indianapolis They
will fully prepared to treat all Of Club Feei,
spin al Disease, Hip Disease, Diseases sr ahe
JOin O., Chronic Diseases, Female Diseases.
Disc sses Of she Eye and Ear, Paralysis, Piles,
Risssls, Catarrh, asd Privele Diseases, which
curabe be benefited No case will be taken
under treatment unless with fair prospect recovery
All the afflicted are invited Censaitasiea Free.
2smch3wl
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AGENTS.
ELL Z = ALL

- - sns ,seresaoE expesieace and true b;.,o. r
Hin me IN poiygamy, by the wife Of 4 Mc-:yoa ~
CSS,snsxS rnis rns hnok cenfans the Lie TRTxT
iho n sissoP SOaN =: LEE. Il csats;n. IN, tne
Y0rrvea ,oS 10Y 81 Eolza Aan,v 6RIGHxI
WIZ - .ars eAssee Aorts seiis :.
APR H. CHA HBERs sr Lerp. No
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SheriH,s Sale.

SIAIE Ut hANSaS, ySS
DoSIPHAx COUNTY,
In the for Donphan County State Of Kansa,
Peter varn01, Plaintiff
Joseph Walker ct al, Defendants
AYOTICE Is hereby given that will on the 18th dsy Of
IL NAV A. ID. ISIS. at the hour Of Q O'Clock p II .
Of said day North door Of the House in the
city Troy in Donphan County State Of Kansas eer
for sale at public auction for cash the following deserb
Of the northeast Of the Eesf half of Lot. two @
three 81 and four. 90 in section twelve u2 In township
rods thence south twenty ss rods thence eighty
0 rods thence north twenty o rois 70 the place Of
beginning. Taken . the property Of Joseph Walker
and for sale to the highest bidder for cash.
sfy certain Judgment and costs Of record in the
which Peter varnox PLAINTIFF and Joseph Walker
Was defendant Appraised at 81
Given under my hand this eth day Of April A d. ls7s
CHARLES BuRKHALTER
sheriff q Doaiphan Csusfy.
April n Is7s-sw. Prs fee. tI0.5A
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" VIM. NJ. Tweed died in Ludlow Street Jail
in New York, at 12 o'clock on the 18th inst.
Thus ends one vexed case. Notwithstanding
Tweed's sin, his imprisonment seemed to have
run into an unnecessary system of persecution
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-04-18

~ An exchange speaks of Charles A. Davis,
known as the author of the "Major Jack Down
ing" letters. We thought it was an undsputed
fact of history, that Seba Smith was the author
of those letters.
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Shefl0's Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS ,s
DoSIrHAS CoUxTr 81
In the Doniphan County Kansas
D. M; ,o Osborne Co., PLAINTIFFS.
s. n Bonexteel and I
Mary +. Homestead Defendants
NOTICE is hereby given, that WILL ON the 9Th d.v
~ Of May A. d. 1e7s. at the hour Of two o'c,ocE
M Of said day at the North door the Court Hou,e
IN the city c Tray in Donphan County State Of kansas
oner for sale at public auction for cash the folIo,
described real estate To wit The undivided sig
OF Lot sever'een n in Block seventy two ~, 4, ,i
City OF Highland, and the onefth of the updyidJ hs
OF the north east quarter of section i've t5 in
three go Of range nineteen 9, all Of The freyoia ~
sereed property being situated in Donphan County In
Tue state OF Kansas Taken as the property OF s NJ
Homestead and Mary L. Bonesteel and offered fr .ai =,
the highest bidder for cash. satisfy two certain d
ments aid costs OF record i'm the District ou,, 1
Donphan County in the State Of Kapsa. in wb;ch m
M Osbofne Co. were Plaintiffs. and s. M Rans.,.si
and Mary T. BsBesfeel were defendants
Given under b,y hand. this I'd day of ApriI N ,s-s
CHARLES BURkHALTER
.,.,, Sheriff Of Doniphan County
-P : i7'o-'"- Prs fee, sI2
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oUIT-CLAiM.

James Olrien TO Thomas O'Bricn, west half of
southeast quarter section IL. township 4, range 81:
also of southeast fractional quarter section
| 81, township 4, range D. S00.
Thomas O'Brien and wife toJas. Olrien, east half
of northeast quarter, and half of west half of
northeast quarter section 3, township 4. range D.
500.
Sarah Myers and Robert Myers to William Rappel-
We, west half of southeast quarter section T. town.
ship L. range D. $500.
ii. n. Seaver and wife to Ella f. IIerrck. west
half of northeast quarter section 10, township =,
range 49, and all of their interest in the of High
land $500.
H. ID. Hunt and wife to Otto c. JONES' in trust for
Albert ID. Jones, Lot s. Block 13, Wathena; s..
Amy Robertson and husband to James ID. William
son, the undivided one-half of south half of south
west quarter section l3. township 3. range 90 and
the east A of south half of south half of section
l3, township g. range 10; and the undivided onehalf
of II acres off of west end of north half of south
west quarter section Is, township g. range 2l 81 800
Heirs of Samuel Warren and Mary A. Warren de-
ceased to Henry &. LAYTON all their interest in and
to west hf Of southwest quarter section y, township
!, range -; 81.
Tilman Haworth (by attorney to Benjamin n.
Forbes. southeast quarter section H. township g.
range 10 and also the east half of west quarter
section H. township 3, range 20; S26.
Searcy heirs to Charles T. Searcy, % acres off of
west side section 81, township A. range 81; SIS.
+. II. Dixon and Thomas J.. Dixon to Z. Dixon.
Lots and 8, Block Is, Troy; Il.
Il. NJ. Williams and wife to James Starns Lot q
Block 81. White Cloud; So
Samuel NJ. Irwin and wife to Thomas Stevenson
Lots I, =, and g. Block SO, Highland; 81.
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SYMPATHETIC DISEASES,

Affections Of the Eye. Ear. Throat. Lungs and Broa-
chial Tubes which In many cases accompany q severe
case Of Catarrh. The innaned and diseased condition
OF the mucous membrane is the cause OF all these
troubles; and until the system has been brought
properly und.r the influence OF the RADICAL CURE,
I-crfect freedom from them Cannot be reasonably
pected.
IL Is bat three years since SANFOED'S RADICAL
CURE placed before the public, but In that short
time has found is way from Maine to California and
class 10 he the most successful preparation for the
thorough treatment of Catarrh compounded. The
fIct will lie deemed OF more importance when Il Is
coupled with the statement that within nve
30 different remedies for Cat srrh have been placed
fa!c. and to-day, with or two exceptions, IN ir
Eaiies cannot be recalled by the best formed drug
Eist. Advertising may succccd In TO- cling few si,..
but unless the remedy posscss undoubtef spcci"-'
medicsl properties. II IS absolutely certain TO fan TT
tod ~. rffr
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Each package Of SANFoEDs RADICAL CCIS =
tains Dr. Sanfords Inp.ovrd Inhsling Tube, with ia,
directions for Its Ia all Price tc0. Sold
all Wholesale and retail druggists and dealers throu
out the United States and Canadas. WEEKS & PU.-
TER General Agents and wholesse Druggists Bos;uI.
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John ii. Robertson, guardian of minor heirs of
William Law, deceased, to James ID. Williamson I'M.
divided half of north half of southwest quarter
ton 10, township range 20; and the undivided one
half of the east "A of south half of southwest
quarter section l3 township range To- and the IN
divided one-half of off of the west side of
south half of southwest quarter section H. township
3, range 81; 81 800.
Estate of Mary A. Warren, deceased. (by Admins
trator,) to Henry C. Layton. west half of southwest
quarter section D. township range 10; 81, ,52l 40
TAX DEEDS.
Doniphan County to Joel p Blair, Lots II, I2. I3.
IA, Is, 16, IL, Is, Block 3d. East Troy 81.
Doniphan County to J. Mclaughlin, east part of
Lot ), Block . Troy; 81.
DOniphan County to Albert Perry, southwest qnar-
ter section Is. township 3. range 81: 1869.