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VALUABLE MARE.

EDITOR TNE:-I noticed in your paper
an account of that wonderful mare called
Fashion. Now, am inclined to give .
little of the history Of my French mare
called Betty: I bought Betty of one of my
neighbors in 1858. She was then nine
years old, and had raised four colts, and
foaled and raised colt every year until
she was twenty-seven years old, with only
one year of, giving me seventeen colts, and
making twenty-one in all. Her last colt
We now use for our family horse, and .
splendid horse he is, too.
Several matched pair of horses were
raised by Old Betty.
No one of her colts were of lighter
color than dark bay, and many of them
were jet black. Two of them were famous
stations, and their stock is known all over
the country. Another one 1 sold to ex-
Mayor Strong, of Joliet City, who has
driven him for his family horse for four
teen yean, he is now eighteen years old in
june, 1873. 1 have realized, from the sale
of Old Betty's colts, above $4,000. Betty
died in February, 1875, being thirty-two
years old. II any one can beat thiA let %
hear from him. an E. ]. WooD,
PIAINEnIp. WIN County, Illinois
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CAN'T az HIN On rHaTIssUE.

The Fort sott NoAitor criticises Senator
Ingalls, rather severely because of the ap-
Pcintrsent Of Col Carpenter to the CoIlec-
torship, ana the ground of its opposition TO
Carpenter is that he selects his deputies
from among his own friends, and the depu-
lies then make their Offices in their own
towns. Referring to the MoAlOT's course
the Parsons Sun says:
The Monitor cannot beat Mr.. Ingalls, with
that sort OF complaint. II il is desirable to
beat Senator ingalls,, better arguments must
he used. Carpenter had perfect right to APP
point his law partner Deputy Collector and
mmove the Office 20 his own town. 1t is just
what We should do in official position, do
whatsoever we could Tor Parsons in a legiu-
mate and proper way. This is what Judge
Lowe of Fort Scott did when he
was a member of congress. He threw
everything 70 Scott he could
He made Fort Scott the end OF a division for
the mail service. Had he consulted the in
terests of the service and convenience of gov
ernmsnt employees he would have selected
Parsons, being the terminus Of three diyis-
ions of the NJ. X. & 7.
This is not the way to beat Ingalls,. He
cannot AFFORD TO go back on his friends who
stand by lIis friends. This put some of the
Bright aowerS.n Grants crown. He stood by
his fsiends. He remembered them. Here
worled them. The average Amrican has no
use for the man that don't do that.
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SHERlFF'S SALE, NO. a.


STATE OF KANSAS, LEAvENwoRrH COUNTY,
s.-Case No. 70o8.
In he DErfct Court, IN the Cou,uy of Leare n
eyss0orth, Tn t.e Sta,e of E1.ssas: Kate GRlfYin.
Plaintiff. vs.. Jane Carroll, Wilson II. Fox,
Administrator of the Estate Of william
Carroll, deceased, Michael Carroll, Jerry
Carroll, minor nineteen years OF age, and
Annie Carroll, a minor three years OF age
and the Board Of County Commissioners Of
of Leavenwortr County, Kansas, Defen-
dants.
Public notice Is hereby given, that under
and by virtue OF the judgment rendered In
the aboye entitled action In and by the above
aamei court, and Of q special execution is
sued on said Judgment, tn me directed and
will on Monday, the End day Of
April, A. II. 1873, between the hours of ~ and
II A. N. of said day, at the south front door OF
the court house, In the city Of Leavenworth,
In the county Of Leavenworth, and State
Of Kansas, offer a: public sale and sell To the
highest bidder, for cash in hand, the follow
and being In the county Of Ieaven sorth, IN
the State Of Kansas, namely:
The northeast fractional quarter of section
six l6l, in township eleven III, OF range TWEEN
~ two (22j, east Of the sixth principal merid-
ian, containing one hundred and nine and
81 100 acres 10s 52-lOe), excepting FORTY acres
Of land beretOfore decided u Daniel Kenne-
DIV, by William Carroll and Jane Carroll. Said
property has been levied upon and is TO be
.oid as the property Of the above named de-
fendants.
Dated this 18th day Of March, A. D. lszs.
sheriff Of Leavenvorth County, Kansas.
J0sEPH w. TAYLOR, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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A GREAT BARGAIN
40 Acres ofLand

LNORSALE in part or whole to suit purcha-
IL sers. The lands are situated two-and-a-
half miles north of Tonganoxie and less
than one mile from MoOre's Summit station
on the Kansas Pacific Railroad, and about ID
mile from Leavenworth City on the Perry
VILE road.
On the above $50 acres there is 80 acres I'M
der cultivation, two small dwellings and two
orchards apple and peach, about IooO apple
trees bearing "A good peach orchard with
cherry trees, and quite an addition of shrub
berry.
This farm is all enclosed by fence and is
hIst-class wheat land. Water in abundance
and n splendid range for stock on the outside
II necessary. Price $1,000 per acre.
For further particulars in regard to paw
ments enquire of the undersigned AT his farm
south of LeavenwOrth City, or at the Mansion
House. IHDS. MORGAN.
aprlidSwtf
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ENGLAND AND AUSTRIA.

The London correspondent Of the New
Work Tribune g. VS. insists that there
never~as prospect of an alliance between
England and Russia. As to the relations
between Russia and Austria, he says:
There hSse been certain points-there are
certain poinis-in the treaty Of San Stefano
on which Prince Gortschakoff and Count
Andsassy are not at one. But there is not,
aspl WIFI not be, any breach Of the friendship
existing between the two emperors; and for
one single reason. / may give it in Count
Schouvalo1's words-words which he has
used moIe than once. and without the least
secrecy. "Happen what may" says Count
Schou~ alof, 1--WE shall not quarrel with Aus
tria. We cannot afford 10. Whatever con-
cessions Austria insists on We shall make
We consider ourselves, in a military sense.
at the mercy OF Austria. At the same time
we Rel sure OF her good Will, and have no
fear Of any unreasonable exaction. any more
than she has of unreasonable interference on
our part with her interests"
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NOTICE.

STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAVE>woRTH COUNTY.
In hie District Court Of the First Jrdicial Dis
,ri't, Sittiso IN and for LeareH,oorfh County,
State Of haptsIs.
John l.. Prn'iery, Plaintiff.
W.
Henrietta STUART, Administrative of the Es-
tate oil .,ndrew Stuart, deceased, Defend
ant.
Case No. 7Ii9.
NOTICE To- Henrietta stuart, Administra
N triX OF the estate of Andrew Stuart lie
ceased, You are hereby notified, that you
have be9n sued in the above entitled court by
me as Plaintiff for the sum of forty-four hun
dred and forty-nine dollars and nintty-fCur
cents (Siii9.9i, for services rendered aS the
attorney of said estate and for money advan-
ced, laid out and expended for the use and
benefit of said estate, itcmiZed account
thereof is set forth in the petition on file in
said cause.
That you must answer the petition
filed by me January Sth, ls7s, in said cause
on or before the 30th day OF April, 1875, or the
petition will be taken as true and n Judgment
will be rendered against YOU the Admins
tIatrix Of said estate for said.sum of siii9.g'.
The nature of the Judgment will b. for the
said sum of sfii994, and that the sum of
money due to said estate by Thos. p. FenlOn
and X. CrOzier, or either of them be applied
towards the payment Of said judgment, and
the sale of the real estate attached in said
cause, tO-wit:
Lots fifteen Q5) AMI sixteen QGl, in block
fOrty-three (f}). LeavenwOrth city proper.
Lots |, 2 and 3. in block IL in the western
addition To the city of leavenworth, state Of
Kansas, less ten feet of of the south side of
lot = in said block, and that part of block
number thirty-fOur 80. in central sub-,livis-
ion of LeavenwOrth city, which is described
and bounded ~ follows, to-wit:
Commencing at the northeast corner Of said
block, running thence west along the north |
line thereof 2S;l2 feet. running thence south |
on a line parallel with the east line of said 1
block To the south line thereofrunning thence
EAST along the south line ofsaid block To the
southeast corner OF said block, running thence
north along the east line Of said block To the
place of beginning, which said tract of land
: otherwise described aS being ~ feet off of |
he.e and Of said block, all ia Ls;tvenworth
lily. County of IeavenW0rth and state of
Kansas, be sold and the proceeds thereof be
applied to the payment Ot said judgment to
,e rendered According. -
JOHN l.. PENDERY,
3W Plaintiff |
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RRIGHAM,S ESTATE.

The heirs Of Brigham Young are indeed
poor orphans. The trustees of the estate
having figured out the Indebtedness of the
late Brigham to "The Church of the AFTER
Day Saints" and made it about 81, OO0, 900,
have turned something like that amount of
property over 10 that religious body, "on
account" and this virtually exhausts the
estate. The trustees, who are the head
men in the Mormon denomination, are
quite satisfied with their adjustment of af-
fairs, as also are the Mormons as q body,
but the Young family, including widows,
children and relatives generally, complain
msst bitterly, being cleft out in the cold"
penniless and forlorn.
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TIE NEWPORT- FOLKS ARE OP.
POSED TO THE FOG: HORN.

The inhabitants OF Newport, Il. l., have
made an offensive movement against the
fog-horn, and have offered an indirect in
suit 10 Ex-Governor Allen; Of Ohio. They
complain that the fog-horn off the southern
shore OF the Island is nuisance, and file
the following bill OF particulars: Morn
ing, noon, and night, in bad weather and in
fine, it gives out one unending moan that
is heard 4 distance OF five or six miles. The
sound has been likened to the believing OF
a bull lit il more like the dying moan OF
some monster-a wall that comes TO us with
every breath OF air from the sea. There is
no cessation save in calm, and Gains We
only have occasionally in summer" A
petition for the removal of the fog-horn has
been signed and sent to Washington.
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teacher required the class to "read from
beginning" instantly as with one voice,
sixty children read what they had written
without the least hesitation or mistake.
And this reading constitutes one of the
peculiarities of the method.
The child is taught, before the mind is
burdened with the pitch of the notes, to
proiong the names Of the notes, during their
proper length: All notes that have one
beat, being read with one impulse OF the
voice. Notes that have two beats read
with two impulses, thus: In % or double
time, half note is read do, whole note,
doc. Then, when the name, place. and
length OF the notes are thoroughly and uni
versally known, the child is taught the
sound OF them. By easy steps the various
degrees OF the scale are taught. And once
learned, by this method, they are retained
in surprising degree. Skips in the scale,
were sang with perfect ease, in our hearing.
that would have have tasked many an
ameateur musician.
One or two features more shold be touch
ed upon, although there is much that we
would like to say.
The exercise when written is anaiy.ed.
The word one is made TO represent. when
spoken each radical note in the measure i.
e. each half note in % measure; each
quarter note in A measure.
As the pupil goes through the exercise. he
touches each note with chalk, and reads off
Its value, giving one tap Tor every syllable
uttered. Whole notes are read, one, two, in
measure, and one, two, three, four, i'm
Al measure. A note whose value is less
,han one beat, has Its proper value denoted,
ltrf f..rx \
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DUBIIC NOTICE IA uERERy GI

DCBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
inent rendered in the District Court of the
county OF Leavenworth, in the State of Ran
Sss, IN an action wherein. II. w. Ide was
rIaintin, and Wiley W. Hammond, 5. +.
hammond William T. Little, Delphine
Little, samuel r. scott and Mary j. Scott
were defendants, and of a special excursion
issued on said Judgment to me directed and
delivered, will. On Monday, the 9Th day of
May, ISIS, at Il O'Clock NJ, at the ss.uth front
door OF the Court House, in the City OF Ieay-
enworth, in said County, ofier at Public Sale
and Sell to the highest bidder for cash in
hand, the following described tracts of land
situate and being in the said County OF
leavenworth and State of Kansas, to-wit
Fifty acres IN the nor theast quarter of section
two ~. of township ten no., of range twenty
one (2l), bounded as follows: Begfnning.at
the northwest corner of said quarter section
and running thence south seventy (70) rods,
thence east TO the first branch thence northIr.
~ with the meanderings of said branch To
the north line of said quarter section, thence
west 10 the place of beginning. Also the east
half of the east half of the southwest quarter
OF section thirty-five (3j). of township nine
W, OF range twenty-one (2ll, aforesaid, Also
the southeas; quarter of said section thirty
hve 90, excepting as follows: Forty acres
sold 10 Robert.Osbcrn November the 18th, A.
ID. 1872, and twenty acres sold to Benjamin +.
thl, April the 10Th, 4. ID. 1875. and one and
one-half acres sold 10 school district seven lI.
u. G.. LOWE,
Sheriff of Leavenworth County Kansas.
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DUBLiC NOTICE Is HEREBY CIV EN-,
Il That under and by virtue of judg-
rendered in the District Court In the County
OF Leavenworth, in the State of Kansas, in an
action Wherein Joseph Henry is Plaintiff,
and James Wilson and others, are Defend
ants, and of an execution issued on said iudg-
ment- tn Inc directed and delivered, / will,
on Monday, the 9Th day OF May, A. D., ls.s at
ten O'Clock A. NJ, of said day, at the south
front door of the Court House, In the City Of
l.etNenworth, in the County of Ieavenworth.
in the state Of Kansas, offer at.Public sale
and sell TO the highest bidder for cash in
hand, the following described tract of hand.
situate, lying and being in the County of
Ieavenworth, in the State of Kansas, name
": Lot number three 81 in block "B'' in
Latta's addition To the CITY of Ieavenworths
the same being otherwise Described as being
lot number three 49, of Laita's subdivision Of
block .'B' in said addition, except nine feet
of of the south side, and thirty eight and one
half oil OF the north side OF said lot.
Dated this md day of April. A. II. ISIS.
Z. q. LOWE,
Sheriff OF Leavenworth County, Kansas.
CLOUGH X WHEAT,
ATTORNEYS for John NJ COOper
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THE SECRETARY Is AGAIN mis-
TAKEN.

1t is asserted by Secretary Sherman that
the West has been disappointed respecting
immediate effects of the remonetizaiion OF
silver. Mr.. Sherman would not find it
easy to state wherein this disappointment
is evinced. "The West" was not SO unin-
telligent as to expect miraculous effects from
the measure. That the effect has been en-
tirely to disapproye the theories of its OPP
ponents is evident enough; and Secretary
Sherman was one Of the first TO discover
that the apprehensions, real or simulated,
OF the mono-metalisls, were entirely gratu-
itous and unfounded. There has been no
chance YET for silver to flow into the usual
monetary channels, but no one is able to
show in what way the expectation Of silver
imitation has had an evil effect upon bust
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SHERIFF'S SALE, No. 20.
STATE OF IA NSAS, L.
COUNTY,

! r.LrIyrnrru louNTy S.
AN
|
In the District Curt of LedUenpoTh County ST.
tIHg ut and Er LeLreItuoTth County IA sad
STATE:
r,o,- s.,, a. ~
w. ~, W. AIice r. Dli"orth
81, 80 So. a -" s.lso huihDef OH. ms,
Wac.r ~, 's. -aiiee r; pi~oIth anu
LIZ Ih;rs = ~, 49, NUM- ,,', oyio- ms
q ,a..'.,s..' ~, Va. AIiee r. Dh"orth, anu I.
n p'a.ar,a caSe numper o'Ii.
"a I -. osice - hereby gwen, that under,
-. ,y saue VI .nIee issued 10 me
- INC ase entitieu ac'loh>, anu by virtue
~ r .no Juusnenss IN the apose ehtItIed ac-
LIONS, viii, on MONDAY TIE L-th, Gay OF May
n. ~, S.s, between ihe hours OF ~ and IL
a.! A. NJ, Oh .hht usy, AZ Tue soutn 'front.' door OF
the Sourt HOUSE, IN the tity OF LraNehwoTth
~ the County OF Lsavenw"rth, and state of
Kansas, 0rsr at public sale and sell TO the
ing ,'ss,a D.ahsr, Tor cash IA hand ;
.ne ioiio Wing uescriped lands situated IN Tine
c ~ anu couty Oh Lea.sen"or ia tLe stat
VI ~, hns.s anu anu IN tne ho.thwest quarter anu
~, ne -. ,.s,, isi, oi sectioh twehty-six
~ i 70 ~ Oh range twenty-two
au u ~ Ia, ,, - ~, emo" a. me Glst Sur-
80, ,i'' &c, pai. oI ths ihPey ana >. =. Dist
a. ,r..c, y. a,s Oh the -. .pist anu the
niariv dsAc,,IaS s ~. tIr'y anu nio,e PfIte
,nenci,o IN H.. c.n,.r ~, 49,, W Soh,-
a,,a .tnrsS 81 ,h.... W seetion tNeh,y SIX
in, di,,,dtr.' ,a's running spi;ln Win the
na 80, - -, '.yu' ~ anu soutn"est
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NOTICE..

Having sold out our entire business to
Alexander Kirk, We would most respectfully
ask all having claims against ID to present
them, and those owing US to make a settle.
ment of their accounts before May LIST, ls7s.
Mr.. Gable being compelled, on account of
ill health, TO leave the city, all will see the
necessity of complying with this request
Thankful for past favors,
We Remain, Yours,
W. y. GABLE & Co.
LEAvESwoRrH, April l6, 1873.
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EDITOR TME:-While in Topeka was
invited by Professor Foote to visit the Lin
coin School and see the method that had
been adopted for the successful teaching Of
music in the public schools. found the
pupils all busily attending to their regular
duties, but very readily gave us an illus
tration of this interesting study.
There are certain elements of instruction
by the Foote method of teaching music I"
that are thoroughly philosophical, and
hence its great success and permaEence.
1t is . system that adapts itself not only to
the powers of thought of the young pupils,
but also to their manner of thought. Notes
are talked about as though they are people
who live on First street, or between First
and Second streets, or on Short street, and
they are digni6ed by the names of Mr.. Do,
Mr.. Rec, etc.
The first thing that strikes the visitor
pleasantly Is the exact uniformity of mo-
ton and speech. With everything done
there is something to say. Lips and hands
are constantly occupied from the beginning
of the fifteen minute exercise to the close
There are no idlerr, and hence none unin-
terested.
The class or large part of it, marches
to the blackboard, keeping time from the
position at the seat to the allotted place at
the board, to the tap of the teachers pen
Gil upon the table. At the board, at the
proper signal, every little hand il At the
proper place to draw the lines of the staff.
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THE ROAD AGENTS.

Leander P. Richardson, whose story Of
"The Road Agents" appeared in yesterdays
issue has travelled . great deal in our
Western country, and is thoroughly famil-
lar with the scenes he has described in his
thrilling narrative of the Black Hills. The
characters introduced are real men and wo-
men, and most of the incidents are pictured
just IS they occurred. Among the living
personages whose exciting exploits are de-
scribed by the authors graceful and vigor-
Gus pen, are Oregon Bill, Uncle Sile Clark,
and Jack Watkins. We predict = wide
popularity for this story of "The Road
Agents" as it is really one of the best We
have ever read.
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MISS ANTHONY.

Edward Fleisher, Esq, President Of the
Kansas German Immigration Society, in
forms us that he has made arrangements
with Susan B. Anthony for a series of lee
lures, in this State and in the East, for the
benefit Of his Society. The subject of her
lectures in Kansas Will be "Woman wants
Bread, not the Ballot" and the subject of
those to be delivered in the Eastern States,
will be aKansas, the Garden Spot of Amer
ica.n The Society which is to receive the
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TENURE OF, OFFICE.

Has Congress the right to remove Office
holders2 is a question suggested by the ac-
tion Of the House in ordering that pension
agencies shall be filled after July l, 1873:
with wounded or crippled soldiers. Take,
for instance, the pension agency in Chicago.
The agent has just been re-appointed for four
years. Can Congress Gust the incumbent?
If it can do ii in one case why may it not
do the same tor all public offices
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Admins Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS,

STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAvENwORTH COUNT.
IN The Probate Court Of saai County and &He
In the Matter of the Estate of
JULIA A. RICH, Deceased.
Hreditors, and al other persons Interested
in the estate pf Julia "A. Rich. lat. eli TIE.
said county OF Lssivrnworth deceased, will
take notice. that on the nth day of A pril ISIS
ut ten o'clock a. M. an application Will be
made To- the FrObtt" Court of sad county by
George Z. Allen, administrator with the will
Of SAID deceased, annexed, for an allowance OF
his fees and compensation aS such admins
TRAITOR and for his attorneys fees, and all costs
and expenses paid, and incurred by him in
the administration of said estate.
GEO. l.. ALLEN, administrator with the
VIII annexed of JULIA a. Rich. deceased.
Leavenworth, April LIST, lS7S.
April 1. WV.
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DUBLIC notice is hereby given that under
il and by virtue OF an execution issued out
OF the District Court, in and fcr the county Of
Leaveu worth. and state OF Kansas, to me- di-
rected and delivered, will. on Monday, the
Eth day of May, a. ID. ls.s, at n O'Clock A. NJ,
at the south front door of the Court House. in
the city of Leavenworth, in said county and
state, offer at public sale, and sell to the
highest bidder, for cash, lots numbered forty
two, ipriy-three and fOrty-four, Norton, VIII
hams and Thomas addition to the city Of
LeaVenworth, said lands situated in the said
county Of Leav-nworth and state of Kansas.
said property has been levied upon and Is To
be sold as the property of II. W. Hanlin. The
execution issued In the case of &. r. ". D.lSS-
Ter a-ainst said ID. W. Hanlin.
&c. LOWE,
sheriff a. said
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LEGAL
SHERlFE'S SALE.

STATE OF kansas, LEAvENwoRrH COUNTY
ss--Case No. e55S
In me District Court il, and FIR Learentcorth
County,.
joan Ssss, Plaintiff, VS.. Charles Winter, De-
fendant.
DUbLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
l. That under and by virtue of the Jutlg-
hlent rendered in the above entitled action in
anu oy Tue above named Court and of "A general
execution issued on said Judgment 10 me iii
rsSted and Delivered, Twill, on saturday, the
1.th Jay oiAp rif, y. D., ISIS, commencing at
Js'' o,e.ock, p n, of aid day, on the prem
- ., onsries Winter, at his store. situate on
~, Me>t nall of lot number six 10, in block
-; IL {, zone one tl), in the City of Leavenworth,
EnSaN county of Leavenworth, and State of
N;nh.S, one, oasr at public sale and sell to tho
,iss,.r vu9er Tor cash in hand, the follow
aapst hs,,.s ~ PERSONAL property, situste, lying
anu Oeihe IN the County of LsAyenwoi tn
and State of Kansas, namely:
Consisting of Groceries Provisions a varia-
ty OF Fancy Good and Notions, Liauors Par
Fixtures, Store Fixtures, &C. sasd nron.
erty has been levied upon, and Is to be- s,ld "a
the property of the above named deieedanI,
p. g. LOWE, Sheria.
Dated April 18th, A. D., 1873.
ii. T. GREEN, Attorney Tor Plaintiff.