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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-06
Remarhnhla Nerve.

Toward the close of the fpht at In.
larmann, Lord Raglan, returned from
taking leave of General Strangway met
sergeant carrying water for the wound.
ed, The sergeant drew himself IN to
salute when round shot came bound
ing over the hill and knocked his for
age cap out OF his hand. The man
picked IL up, Quoted it on his knee
placed II carefully on his head and
made the salute, not a muscle of his
countenance moving the while "A
neat thing that, my man, said Lord
haglan. Yes, my lord, returned the
sergeant with another salute. but
miss IS as good as mile The com,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-06

'Iun Inter OCEAN still harps on the
prosecution OF the returning board rOs'
Gals, waves the bloody.shili and grows
red in the face over the conviction and
Sentence TO u lelon's cell Of the heroic
Anderson" II seems as though moths
ing short of u new trial, with Eyarta Ia
plead the case Of these noble patriots
before John sherman as Judge, will mt'
ialy the organ.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-06
DALLAS. TEXAS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING go MARCH o.

A NIL has been presented in congress
for the relief of Dr. Mudd the aurgoon
who set the leg of John Wilkes Booth
and who was sent to Dry Torlugas for
H. The claim IL for humane and Gill
cIent service rendered cholera sufferers
who we're prisoners on tho island during
his incarceration.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-06

TnR women OF the strong minded
school in Essex, Massachusetts, have
pctitloned the Legislature to abolish the
marriage ceremony, which they aver is
u useless institution, established by
Moses, foreign barbarian, with dash
OF his pen, The country cannot regard
with surprise anything that emanoic.
from that region Tor IL ~ ia the district
which sent Ben Butler to congress.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-06

Kossurn haa tho anti,lIuaslan ornae
aud pours out his grief ut the fate OF
tho noble and chiyOlric Turks in the
Cot,mporoy Rcaoo lie shows the Bit
ter prejudicea Of his countrymon against
the Soryiona and BuIgariona, who, hc
seems 10 think, are only III To bc robbed
and then massacrod by the MussulmOn,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-06

No other medicine IN the world WAS over
given anoli u Test ~ ~ rnrnilYa guhlllluh llh
HosolenH German syrup, IN three years
Two million fOui hundred thousand snail
hotties NJ thia medicine was distributed nee
OF charge by drngRlAlH ~ TINS country 20
those afflicted win Consumption, Asthma
Group, severe Coughs Pneumonia ANA ulhol
dlsnah0a OF tho throat nnd lungH, giving tho
American people undonlahla proof llhl dui'
man nyrup VIII cure lhom, The result hhh
bean Thai dtuWliHiA in every town nnd VIZ
lnge In ihe United hhtoh nio recommending
II Ia their ouhtDmera' ho ~ Nuul ulufklhl
nud aslt what lhuN knOW about " sample
bOltra 10 cenlA Regular Alhu 70 cents, Ihfrn
duteA viii relieve any case mhl'dlWdwll
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mander was probably not SURPRISED by
such an exhibition OF sang lrold, bong
himself good that way, llc was ha'lly
hurt AT Waterloo, aud, says tho prince
Of Orange, who was Ia the hospital, ~.
was not conscious Of the presence OF
Lord FilAoy Somerset until heard
him call out in his ordinary tone
Halo Don't carry that arm away
till have taken Of nay ring Nellh"
wound nor operation had eX'orIel a
g0an from his lips"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-06

A GANG Of fifteen incendioAes and
murdercrs has been unearthcd in IN,
mining district of Pennsylvania, Two
of the gang having made u full conlcs
sion the rest fled precipitOtcly. There
is great excitement in the neighbor,
hood where the devilNics of these
Molly Moguircs have been secretly
carried on Tor the past three years, and
the people are determined To stamp ont
the organization
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A WEDDING in Rivetown, Iowa, wnt
postponed by the happy Needles.
bridegroom, who aH he stepped from
the carriage to the suburban chapel
thoughtlessly and ignorantly set hh
FOOT upon that quadu,ped which, when
trod upon, turns and outranks the of
iensiveness of llnmlet's uncle, which
smells to heaven, The poatponement,
though in disodor, was excusable under.
the circumstances,
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Tm Now Hampshire republicans aus
pecl thai the anti-llaycs and civil scr
Vice men mean TO let the election 20 hy
default into the hands Of the democrats
General Garfield has been ordered Ia
tho stump aud the administration viii
atiompi 10 save the state in spite OF the
"pollticnl tram"
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Nome TteaIiinii0n,

Thisls booomiug alnrmingly serious ~ Qua
midst II N depleted On Nc pnnn lehhhle nl
nuudTods vi ladies' VINO arc hlIlgk nt
through NE, n seen ~ no lnl' na,'i az ~,
slph. ths pale check, Tho fnebln walk no
Anil intellect, tho palpilallnB nhhll ~
Sho In ,,osliiule Of hpaih, ana No lhlilly Y
almost dies 'ituln Of q home, HNlrllN hliu
,ihsn,isiry have combined rem ~ glllckl
nn,yoiiui and neyeIriAiling, which VIII lrk-
nlate nor whole HyHlam, and euro nor hrlrH
nnd pains, viii build up nnd iehlnln nor
health, alranHlh aud buOyanng
Tho article IN knovn ~ hngllHh Fhhlhlp
uIttera, aud sells az one dollar psI pnlllh'
uonnOI 4 Walksr, or Ia Howell drnRglhihl
DALLAS, San give all information
dtllmChll'WH
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TuE cost of the Sioux war In the de-
part Of the Platte and of Dakota aggree
gates $2,3l2, 53l in caah, and two humid
rcd and oightysthrec killed. and one
hundred and twenty-five wounded.
This does not embrace any OF the cS'
pcnses for maintaining peace with the
rod men IN the southwest, nor include
the casualties on that border
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Tnr president has thoueht Il W

THE president has thought It worth
while to send to Cuba special commits.
sioner to inquire respecting the report
that negroes in Florida have been kid,
mapped and sold into slavery in Cuba
The evidence of the truth OF this atory
must have been strong to induce such
action on the part of the president, and
it is indeed not inherently improbable
The loyal earpetsbagger having lost his
grip on thevote of the brother is bound
to turn him to some account and at
the same time keep his hand in
There are millions in the Liberia emisra
ton society.
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Haaa.,on Mae, stop somewhere

Evening Telegram, Republican: In
this matter Of initiation the line must
be drawn somewhere, and we suggest
that it had better he drawn distinctly
at the presidency. The proposition OF
Mr.. Southland, of Ohio, TO initiate the
presidency IN clearly inadmissible, and
II had better be 80 declared at once, SO
that there will he no more trouble
about ii.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-06

The beauties Of the bankrupt law is
illustrated in the following incident, A
merchant from the interior sought to
buy goods from n mercantile house in
Charleston, South Carolina, and when
asked what means he had of paying,
answered earnestly "a am absolutely
good better OIL, in fact, than | ever was
in my life. ! owe no debts; have Just
got my discharge in bankruptcy" The
opportunity for fraud and rascality
should be removed by modifying the
law
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THERE seems to be little reason ia
doubt that the Princess Scuyaroh, who
WAS the victim, in New &or,, of an ia.
famous attempt to levy blacllmail, il
precisely what she assumes to he, the
wife OF Russian Of high rank aud
character. She haa left the country
because the william who assailed her
failing to obtain money from her pub,
lished against her scandalous story
which has no bnsis of any kind, in fact
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C0nt0ur
|. iinirl1 entS

One Kind 70, tho Human Family.
The Other for Horses and Animals
Is. These Lmlmeuts are simply mo wpncer ot
the world. Their effects mc liltle lcss thsn
marvellous.
The White AimlmenS IL for the hnIn,n
Itmily. IL will drive Rheumatism Sriptinn
ana neuralgia irOm the system; cure Lam
, mms" SniiolNlns, loeijaw, Palsy, Itch, and
most CataneouS EruptiOna; IL extracts nost
rom frozen hands and feet, ana Tie uolsnn
OF hlteS ana silnes OF yenOmuuS rcplilp.. IL
suOdues swelling9, ana alleViateS paiu nt
oNtiy hlhu' when SprainS or bruises occur.
" ~ liIe most potent remedy ever discovered
10 heal the injured paris The Centaur Lin.
lment Is used WIN great efficacy Tor Sora
tlr"At, luOthuchei CVksd RrrGNy' Eqrnche
ana WEAK Back. The folio wing liz bus sam.
pie OF the numerous testimonials
INDIANA HOME, Jott. Co, ind, Nav ag 1879
~ think 1t my duty to inform yOu thnt
nave StVered much with SnoNep fest ana
CHORDS. A few bottles OF Ceniaur Liniment
mas done be 3rOyf for me. | have NOT beam
'lte rom these dwellings in eig6i mans No.
lam DcNecttg Vcli. The I!ninnrnt onghi w
bc applied warm. W
"BENJAMlN BROWN"
Ihe proof is in the trial. IL Is reliable. I,
-, nnih1HS, IL Is c9S9p, and every family
chould nave the Whiteen Ctaur I,inim en-
kbe Yellow CCnTaur EIrime,,, 10
adapted TO the tough muscles, cards and
uesh OF horses and animals. Ii has perform.
ed more wonderful cures in three vearl ~,
spawn, strain, Nind-gHlls, Scratches
SWeeny, anu general LameueSs than nii
other remedies in existence. Read what the
steht hNPress'Gen say of IL:
anew YORK, January ls-I
EVERY owner OF horses shouId Sive tba
Centant Llniment uiah We consioer IL
the pest orticic ever used in our stablcg'
"H. MARSH,
"Supt, Adams Elk. Sluhleq. NY
81, PULII.
"SUpt. u. s, TX, Sfrb,eS. N v
ALBERT 5. OLIN,
'snpt, Not TX, stables, NJ, Y"
the hest patrons or This Tdnimeutore Far.
ulcIs ehu NetefiuEIy Surgeons, " no are con.
annually using some Linimeut, II heals
aus wounds ana Pull-evil, removes well.
iuES' anu IL worth millions OF doiiays nm
hualiS 10 Farmers, Ltvcry-men stoei, ,.rov,.
or cattle, Jug h"i see
what Earlier cannot do for 500 the Cen.
tn 1i Eminent Will do at a tTifiins cost.
4. Ihtse blhlment5 arc sold Nv all dealers
the country. They are warranted
ny the ltnprietnr5, aad bottle will 30 given
10 any Farrisr OF Physician who uesifes 10
test ttsm, W
Laboratory of !. q. Rose & Co.,
"a mar st. NEW YORH
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AGreatInventiOn

And one of much benefit to the people AT
| large, always attracts attention. II has
been the history of all trades and branch eS
| of labor that the primitive method OF ne.
compltshtng the desired end has been unife
| laborious, and very slow In It's ruSuliS, nj
least the history OF well making seems Ia
confirm the assertion. First digging with
the pick and spade, then somebody thouoht
| OF boring by hand, but at first the augers
used were crude affairs, and capable of bor-
| Ing but small hole, supplying n very little
pure water. The opening up of the great
West made the demand for wells so great
| that within the last two years well-bnrino
tOu.s nave been invented, and the business
mas Deen IN measure reVolutionlgpd aud
nus become source OF money making
epuhlled ny no other branch where the I'm.
Vestment Is so little. Men are IDGIjuJ now IN
wheia lheS can get the best machine, Rl,-
IsIion has at last been reached and we offer
yoa mGehlne complete in every detail, one
that ia destined TO live when ali others arc
forgotten. Ii Is the only auyer ever in
vented with stone attachment or an nd
Unstable head that bores any sized we'll.
rom Two feet mp without reimers called
me teH,eAHlGl uCH 1ageri patented tune 4,
1916 aud manufactured by o. f. Hodge in,
unique iowa, Any one wishing to 90 into
we business or trade land town property
., s,oVa ior an auger aud territory, or want
10 travel IN this state ana sell auaerE and
terlhory on large commission, win pleNse
can ON me at the National hotel or n p
Depler az the Planters house. Elm street,
laI'as ICNssi where | will be for the next
thirty nays The anger is on exhibition, and
Ia running all the time. 1 will snnrantte
mhy man 10 make as much as $40 per dav, |
i rms is LOOKS NE gold mine, doesnfits but
u mas been made with this machine dnV
after day, and VIII be made over ana over
aShin 10y many who are lucky enough 10 IN
i l!uto the business Cone and see the before
W, Is 100 iaie, rs can not stay in ihtq place
put thfty uays' ID. N. ROOF |
Patentee dfgaid Auosr. !
N, LAS have been engaged n theWer |
am acquainted with the most OF The apgera
IN use ard having run the Centennial Aneap
ior the last i've months, would eheerfnily |
recommend 1t as the most complete, and !
n,ii- ""sei III 'i'e market, 1ours respect |
iu III s,ss, S.f. DEPLER. !
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9ailg aterald.

TINS WHEKLY HraALn ~ published eysy
Saturday mo- raj Agat " % peryear' posi-
age prepaid -,
fAH DAILY HERALDla. nnbllhhsa ,"r"le
mornlna, e10ept On Monday, Nv pp
annum IN ADVANCE pOhlaFn R,srritv~ w
a5 cents psr week delivered W 'hp WY,
ADyanTIaEIHG RATrsl one hlums N.Y. sao NAM
inae,iinn I'd 0anis Hpsoal fAinh Tor weekly
monthly nnd yearly adyeIllseIh
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Az RfhD-A white wOman o0pki and .
w white nursn, Tor private IAN w., hpll
wages anu pleasant homo, Apply l0tHAh'
FIRED, TUCKER, over state savings hHnk'
IuOnOfuDt
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miscellaneous Wants,

DIiuIodHAPlilNd-- Wanted n known
! mat \, Il, Davis, the pioneer ph0lO'
grapher Of tho city Of Dallas, ~ nov hlllng
NJ magnificent parluH un Main hlltrl up-
move on March lhlh, 90 and aee hlm,
bdtillmchlh
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~ ", TURNER a co.'s Agency, aver post.
v. ntiio0, rent, erll Of uKchunBu Farms
houses, lana, m0rrhaudise, and ulhnr prop
pftV mY-lm
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Honey,

-
Pitchers CHatOrin Oh complete suhsti.
tute for Castor on, 0nd NAM p!oGsant to take
nS Honey 10 is particularly adapted TO
lSclhlug aud irritable children. II DESTROYS
worms, asNmulutes the iOou, reguIates the
stomach, and cures Wind colo. Few rem.
edlts are Hs ethcScluus for FeVerlihness,
Group, Worms and NhoorlnG Cough. cas-
torla IN 2 srIontlhc aud purely Vegetable
preparation, more effective than Cantor oil.
und neither gags or glipes,
CuLuMHtA, Conn, MAY .. 1875,
hessrs. J. u, Rose 4 CO., n, !.
6SulS l have family OF eight children,
anu nave uH0d as mucn CBstoriA as any fam.
ny IN the United States, l HmE. haze
never found anything equal to 1t. MY chill.
ureh nave been saved from n fever seN eral
times by the use OF CgRtOrlG. recommend
ls use Tor children, for many discsa1 they
are subject To, iii preference to amy med icine
know Of feel 10 my duty to give this GER
llneate ON account Oi the benefits hive 10
rived by the uBe OF CastOrln.
Very truly yours,
NORMAN +. LITTLE
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NNAhTlGD 10 eXrhnnpu gnud Improved
w hnd nnlmpruYrd lnudH Ia Van Inndl
county, Texas, l1r merchandise Address
i. u, krnrly, WINS lnint, Texas, in'H
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN.
Wanted female HEN,

FuuTfline Advertisements inserted tWlpu ~
ihia column fpr Twenty-Five Cents,
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The Peoples Institute
ORGANIZED AND BSlA SLlSHBD.

The superintendent oi this institution has
been engaged for number Of ycnlB past Ia
Nyonung n Hcp and more practical mdhod NJ
lHNrHciinV ne HoHHg people " OU. roHhhU.
Dnring his nhors IN the schools and COLLEGES
OF tbs east lac wrote, "llIs EASr Mrrllon or
TEACulNo liFHHEW." The aid that mis-
seemed 10 oiler TO studonW induced further
effort TO prepare other ana NOR, complete
methods OF teaching English nnd the
classics. PIdoiicW education Is Whdf Tue pfopif
HctH We invite the attention Of All 10 the
dcw mfhod ~ iodchiHg NJ 1he Peoples In.
stitUt0. Any authors teXt-h0Ok may he
used. Students are classified aud graded.
School open Ia students OF either Rex.
SPRING TERM OPENS MARCH H. 1879,
For further information address the super
lnlendenl
J. n. BREESE,
Professor OF Hebrew.
East Main street, Dallas, TeNaa.
Rn,,A Pm. llInn.lnx
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U'O EXCHANGE, nm acres Ol lana IN
j Young, ll7G Ia Johnson nnd Nll ln Don
tun C0unilut "a exchange Tor rood nhllnh
Ciy Wup0rly Ol good land tom lvo 70 oighl
mica nom nalnH. Hril estate once 2ll
Main ~ oct, 0ppnHi 10 ilo court huuno.
tnH1.lm, ", NlukIfH,
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uNhANSlI-A superior now transit, COM
1 plpto In every particular offered very
low, Inquire OF lONESN MURPHY, Real
Estate Agent No, ~ Austin street. fpli. i'm
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Tor Sale.

nuARDlNd HOUSE 1hr tease nnd lur-
- nituro al u boarding house me he 4
location IN Dallas Ter transient custom,
Address box M, Dallas, rrNuH ieli2Ull
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MISCELLANEOUS

1NIans stn acquainted .uruuHIiU,I.. AIM,
wonderful menEa Of that Hral American 8a1..s
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-12-19
EkIpr

FLEF HEE-Af the residence Of her par
entS, Monday morning ~ 6:Iy O'c ocs, OF con-
Eesiluu 81 the liver aid stomach, Phorb,. J
oldest "f;li "i ". and Priscilla. Fletcher
aged IN. TiN-slN years, g.Iue mo Tia and Il ht
day. iHe funura. will .Hk'- =. ace rom tie
family residence, No. - ~acD.i avenue, ut
l-%1 O'Clock = II. ur-day, 'rc"ember II.
Friends OF tae family ere invited To attend.
The death Of Mis- F,etcher WAS not un-
expected, a. she had been 4 physical suf
ferer Tor tie past tifte,n years ard what is
10 her surviving !, l4tive- a sad ard telling
blow must have been 70 her sweet rrlief.
Conscious OF her appro- ching dissolution
she met the Inevitable with courage and
fortitude, breathing her last surrounded b.
the loved ones who administered to her
every need and anticipated her every want
whi!r on earth. Yet, in view OF that
which could have been delayed but short
time the end which human aid could have
averied bur few months at the longest,
the sad ildings will be read with sorrow by
her mauv friends who will gather to-day to
tender the last sad rites 10 one beloved and
cherished while living and whose memory
will not soon fade away
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An lndeniah.e Truth.

You deserve to suffer, and ii You lead a
miserable, unsatisfactory lie in this beau
tiful world. 1t is entirely your Own fault,
and there is only one excuse for you-yOur
unreasonable prejudice and skeptic'sm,
which has killed thousands Personal
knowledge aud common sense reasoning
will soon show You thrt Green's August
Flower will cure you of Liver Complaint or
Dyspepsia, with all its miserable effects.
such as sick headache, palpitation OF the
heart, sour stomach, habitusl costiveness,
dizziness of the head, nervous prostration,
low spirits, &c. Its sales now reach every
town on the Western Continent, and not a
druggist but will tell you OF its wonderful
cures. You can buy sample bottle for ten
cents. Three doses will relieve you.
iv6eodSw
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COMPOUND EXTRACT
SarsspariIIa and Dsndelion With
Iodine of Potassium,

Is now generally introduced in most OF the
Western States, and is the most popular
remedy in the market. 1t is fully endorsed
by physicians and druggists, and now
stands in the front rank OF remedies for the
renovation of the blood, and giving tone
and strength to the liver.
1t is one of the best remedies kno IN FOL
chronic affections of the skin, Scrofula and
Scrofulous affections, Rupture and Skin
diseases, such as st. Anthony's Fire, Fry
sipelas, Pimples, Pustules, Blotches, Boils
Tumors, letter or Salt Rheum, Scald Head
Ring Worm, Ulcers and Sores, Chronic
rheumatism, Syphllitic and all mercurial
diseases, and general diseases arising from
Impurities OF the blood.
1t forms powerful Alternative for the
renovation of the blood and for the restOra
ton of tone and strength to the system wher
debilitated by disease.
This valuable remedy is prepared by the
Brown Medicine and Manufacturing Co.
with the formula in full printed ON the bot
tie, as follows:
PARTS.-Sarsaparill Root, Honduras
$500; Dandelion Root, LILO; Yellow Dock
Root, 800; Wild Cherry Bark, 100; Senns
Leaves, 80; Rhubarb Root, 80; Guiacum
400: Giycerine, $500; Alcohol, 80 cent
IS, $50; Water, IS, 400. Mix and percOlaie. Fla
vored same as Compound syrup Sarsaparilia
L. s. r.
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Shsrifs Sale No.73,

DUBLIC NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN
l. that under and ty virtue of an execution
issued on judgment rendered in an-action
In the District Court in the County of Leav
enworth, N the State of Kansas, wherein
the state of Kansas rel Minna B;suop is
Pl.intiff, and Joseph Wider is Defendant tc
M iirect-d and. delivered, will On:Norday
the 18th day OF January A. ID. ls79. at II O'Clock
A. Y. Of that day, at the south front door OF
the Court House, in the City of Leavenwortn
IN the County Of Lee 'enworth, in the State
OF Kansas, offer at pUt &c sale and sell to the
highest bidder for III in hand, the follow.
ing described tract OF land, situate, living
and being in the County of LeavenwOrth, In
the State of Kansas, namely:
commencing at the northeast corner OF
Darotah and Tenth streets, running thence
north on the east line Of Tenth street lslI.
feet, thence south parallel TO Tenth street, 1871
north line of DacotRh street l2l feet to the
place OF beginning, and containing one-hali
acre, subject, nevertheless, to a certain in
denture Of mortgage now on said premises,
given b. the party hereto of the first part 10
Robert WeisSnaar 10 secure the sum Of s2iA
and interest, and bearing date on or about
the sd day OF August, a. ID. ISIS which said
mortgage, together with the not, and sum OF
money thereby secured, and with interest
thereon from the 5th day OF November, 1873.
Said property has been levied upon and is
to be sold as the property OF the said Joseph
Wilder.
Dated this 18Th day of December Is7s
L. q. LOWE
Sheriff OF Leavenworth County Kansas
BYRON -HEFRN, Attorney for Plaintiff
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-12-19
SheriTs Sale No. Go.

nCBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
il that under and by virtue of all execution
Issued on "A Judgment rendered IN an action in
the District Court in the county OF L@ay-n-
worth, in the State of Kansas, wherein VIII
liam Schroeder is plsintir and Clinton Elyn n,
Ann Flynn, his wifi, and others are defend
ants, to me directed and delivered, will, on
Monday. the fhirtietn day of December,
a. D. lss5, at O'Clock r. NJ of That day, on
the pre- misses, in The City Of Lsayenwortn, in
the county OF Leav-n vOrth, IN the state Of
Kansas, offer at publ sale, and sell 10 the
highest bidder for cash in hand, the follow
ing described personal property, situate, ly-
in- and being in the county of Leayenwortb,
in th-Staie OF Kansas. namely:
The fence around lots fifteen and sixteen
Us and 10 and the hous- erected on said lot d +
teen ll5l, belonging To Clinton + lynn and Ann
Flynn, and their lease hold interest in said
premises, to-wit: lots fifteen and sixteen In
block thirty nine (ssJ Leavenworth City
Proper
lIDated this 18th day Of November. 1873
p. GLOVE,
Sheriff ofLeavenworth county, Kansas
Scott Ashton attorney for plain Il n.