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Confirmation Of Assessment for the Opening and Extension Of
Decatur Street.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC Works,
Cry OF ST. PAIL. Minn. July 10th 1879

OFFICE THE BOAR
CRY ST. PAUL,
The assessment of benefits damages costs and
of street. from Bedford the south lii
Second Addition to the City Of ST. Paul. Mnn having
by the Board of Public CITY,
city at NJ on the 25 day of july AD 1870 hear object
be confirmed.
The following list of the supposed names
amounts assessed against the same to-wt:
Supposed Owner. Description. Be
Caroline Schurmeer commencing Main
OF land conveyed by j. R. Irvine to Frederick Freuen
on thereof thence 165 it, thence 65 it, thence north Is
degrees T 1T to stake of land sold said
thence westerly to place of beginning
23 $40 perches Is # thereof street.
Same all that part of the following described land lying with
IN the lines of Decatur street. if extended 66 # wide d
rect line from BEDFORD street line of block of rvines
"a addition to st. Paul. aken for Decatur seet to-wit
by j. Irvine to Frederick de Freudeneich adjoining
irvnes Addition of Out Lots to st. Paul thereof,
thence l65 it, tn 165 it. thence 25 degrees III to
on Sc of land sold said Freudenrech thence
James Phillips beginning point side Main
at ne corner of Hvine's Addition of Out St. Paul,
thence chains thence h Chains, thence chains to
line of Main street. thence ~ to place of begin
cet 10 It reserved for street, and except taken for
Same all that the following described lying within
the lines of Decatur street. &c
line from Bedford street to the line of block of vnes
I'd Addition to St. Paul. aken for sree
Beginning at point side of Main
rvines Add Of Out Lots to st. Paul. thence chains
thence ~ chains, thence chains line of Main
street, thence ~ chains to place of beginning being
of ne of NV n sec 49, town 20, range
All objections to said be made in writing
Board at least one day prior to said meeting.
Official: L. GoRMAN Clerk of the Board of Public Works
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A COUNTRY EXCURSION.
ST.



n n the
Ne "A a
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o., M PAYS FOR WEEKS BOARD at
DF.VV HICKS Restaurant, No. 81 jackson
street, opposite Merchants Hotel. 1895
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NTANTED-Buyer for the celebrated Emerson
w Fisher h Co.'S Buggies, Carriages, Phaetons
and Spring Wagons. Edward Mckinney, wabashaw
street, is sole agent for st. Paul and surrounding
country. All correspondence promptly answered
and work fully warranted. A. j. CREIGH,
1SS' General Salesman.
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HORSES CARRIAGEs &c,

WTANTED-Horse, Harness and Rockaway, cheap
w Address, stating price and full particulars, A
100, this Office. 1880
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TO RENT Houses. .

ITO RENT-House of eight rooms, well and cistern
l. on Aurora avenue. Inquire at 2O9 Rober
atreef o. :
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DOR RENT-New dwelling house, No. 81 Grove
Il street, with Phalen water, gas, water closets,
For further particulars enquire of Griggs Johnson
Il Rhodes, 20 East Third street. IT'S
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DOR RENT-The Three (3) Story Brlck Building,
No. SO Sibley street, formerly occupied by Miner
Mccarthy. Enquire Of BEAUPRE ALLEN b
KEOGH. ~.
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NTANTED-To trade for stock of merchandise
w Two houses and two lots that now rent for
$1,000 per month. Apply to
PIT, ,KAvANAGH,
138' Commission Auctioneer.
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I HAVE desirable residence lots for sale on easy
i terms, and to those who will erect a house viii
give time on part or the whole of the purchase
price. u. L. LAMPREY 126.
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YX1ANTED-C Combings and cut hair, at 14S Robert
w street. 1862
O. M PAYS FOR A WEEKS BOARD at
~f.VU HICKS Restaurant, No. 81 Jackson
street, opposite Merchants Hotel. 1855
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GHAvINd & HAIR-CUTTINd-A1am Schuster,
himself, but employs three arst-class artists. he
has all the modern improvements, newly and nicely
fitted up, and will give perfect satisfaction to his
patrons. Shaving only ten cents 177-gO
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TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN on real estate. Apply to THE
Ul SAVINGS BANK OF ST. PAUL. 1862
MONEY 10 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SECURI-
I'LL TY-The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Company of Milwaukee is prepared to take all
strictly frstclass loans that may offer, upon real
estate security, in eastern and southeastern Minne-
sota on to years tme at lowest current rates of
In terest. Application may be made to G. T. BUELL.
10 East Third street, St. Paul. or Olum Drew,
Winona. 135-227
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NOR RENT-several very nice rooms in the Nc
II Quilan Block, corner of Wabashaw and Third
streets. Suitable for Offices or sleeping rooms. In
qu1re OF MEAD 4 THOMPSON, in the building.
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SITUATIONS WANTFD...Malea

S1TUATlON WANTED-By good compositor.
~ Twenty-Five dollars given to the person getting
me permanent work. Address HORACE ROBERTS,
Lincoln, Nebraska. 16kt
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FOR SALE.

DOR SALE-A bran new Western Cottage Organ
IL worth $40, can be bought cheap for cash. or
negotiable notes, if applied for Immediately, at Office
Hotel Reporter, 68 East Third street. 1867
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$40 90

I
All objections said mobe made writing
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ARMY NEWS.
portance-Testimo nIal 10 Genercl
SaNvon

HEADQUART ERS OF THE ARMY
ADJUTANT GE<ERAL'S OFFICE,
WASHING Ton, sept. -, 1873.
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0Meekln Gimes
THURSDAY, OCTOBER %. ls7s.
CITY NEWS.

kline Ka.sas PenitentIaIy contains go con-
| vIcts.
FRED FELIX is arrested for keeping a
| vicious dog.
THE County Treasurer collected SCI So in
| taxes yesterday.
THE United States District Court will adj
journ this afternoon.
THERE are 3 90 voters OF the city registered.
The books close on the 18th.
THE funeral Of the late Il. T. Scott takes
place at two O'Clock this afternoon, from his
late residence. on Shawnee street, between
Second aud Third.
No BRANCH OF business in our cityiseems so
prosperous AS the boot ard shoe trace. Penn
berton d Co. have been fairly over-rUn with
en- ,tomers and last Saturday employed three
extra statesmen to assist them for thai day.
Oar people like a large stock to select from
and at Pemberton CO.. they can find the
largest stock OF Boots and Shoes ever prolght
TO our city. We should judge from appear
ances that they are selling more goods IN an
any other three shoe stores in the city. Wit
We are proud TO say IN At Leavenworth can
truthfuIIy boast OF the largest retail stock OF
boots and shoes in the Missouri Valley.
Were We to tell our readers the truth about
the immensely of the stock of Boots and
Shoes now In Pemberton & Co.'S store, we
would not be believed. But If you will visit
their store-the Lion Shoe Store-you will
be surprised to know that our city and sur
rounding country can support such store
and stock. From the immense trade they are
having we presume they ere handsomely
supported. Call and see them and then
boast TO your neighbors about our grow.
ing greatness as q great business mart. VIII
New and fine assortment Of mil inery just
received at Winn's Bazaar.
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Bells of Bonneville.
OLIVER rlTSoN 4 CO.,

q b. DrIsoN q %, J. r. DrDoK Co,
- s''iSS:sr,ysrx sschi sss'si IS;
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Isl

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE. ELENnNrH GRAND
DIS rRIBUTION. CLA~S Az NsW Or
LEANS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1879
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their duty. He lad found So persons who
had escaped the issue OF warrants under Mr..
Hooks administration, among which was
Mr.. Book himself When this was found, he
paid hisls77 tax TO my deputy, something
over SO and penalty. When he pays tie re-
mainder tue county will be that much
ahead He SAID he had the PRESENT books
critically examined by committee OF radl-
cal Republicans and found correct; that IL
was the Il ri time for 3 ears that the books mad
been examined. He had drawn tie nrst bal
ance sheet ever made in the Office; mad re
fused Hooks reports when ne took The Office,
because they were incorrectly made.
Hook did not balance his books for the last
wear OF his administration. He worked a
week on tie second report. and the speaker
said IL he couldn't have done IL IN twenty
fonr hours he would eat all the books In the
Office. The retiring officer did not know to-
day whether he owes the county, or whether
the county owes him.
ais il SAFE he continued, ito have such a
man in Office? do not say that Mr.. 6Ook
is dishonest, I do not believe he l. but do
say that he is not qualified for the position.
Every public man's actions are open To crit..
cism. They say am pers cutting Mr.. Hook.
IL is not 80, l am only telling the truth.
don't know rich man from a poor man.
Hook Was wrong IN overdraw'ng one fund
TO pay another. i charge him with gross
negligence. He was too accommodating.
Lcoz out for accom- modating reasurers. 1t
Is your money they are handling and you
should see how IL Is handled. 1 may be
beaten. but one thing is -ure the county Will
d. ttItntttIs lof euctl iODstuchs VIII hcNci
again Toe pe miited. would "a! her have the
re- pect and good will OF the people than TO
nave ire Office, If have 10 violate the Ia y to
keep Il. Nj Hook tOld the Hunting
land for taxes after the q = had been twice
paid. This was negligence, for some OF the
books showed the payment. There were TOO
many mistakes in the offi"e."
The speaker then rtcUUnted several IN.
stances, and finally clos. q win good word
for the other candid ttss. . was followed by
Mr.. Curtin, Judge Woo :, Mr.. Hack snd Mr..
Pickens. The meeting adjourned At one
o'clock.
Sunday was spert by the party In Tonga
noIie. The speakers attended services at the
Methodist church, and lIst-Bed to an exc. l.
lent sermon, delivered by Rev Mr.. O'Byrue,
WHICH no DOUBT caused them TO return home
in tie evefdns much benefited morally.
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THE new crop of Virginia tobacco grown in
ISIS contains PORTION of leaf OF remarkable
fine quality, which possesses rare fragrance
and miIdness OF an uncommon degree so
much sought after by connoisseurs, combin-
ing the quality which II As rendered the Turk
ish tobacco 80 long an especial favorite for
cigarettes, with the rare and delicate flavor
peculiar to the Virginia.
In these time when the Havana tobacco
is so devoid OF quality, II is surprising that
the lovers of a sweet smoke do not take more
kindly TO the pipe or cigarette. The improved
condition of SmoK ing Tobacco and Cigarettes
now made by Vim. y. kimoall n Co. will be
noticeable at q single trial. While il ~ an es-
tabiished fact that certain kinds OF Virginia
aud North Carolina tobacco surpass all other
kinds Tor pipe and cigarettes, even these have
To be sought for and selected, as every expert
knows, certain soils and districts alone pro-
duc,ng the particular grade lifted for the pur-
pose We allude to the Vanity Fair aud Frag.
rant Vanity Fair brands in particular, and
the ma IN uiacturers claim that they have meyer
he en- able to produce better smoking tobacco
and cigarettes than they are nov maufactur-
ing.
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INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
All hands were busy yesterday In cleaning
down, and the office presents much better
appearance.
STATE LIBRARY.
Librarian Kingman has gone to Washing.
ton county, and In his absence. his daughter,
Miss Lucy kingman, is acting In his stead
SECRETARY OF STATE.
The Atchison, Minneapolis & Saline Val.
ley Railroad Company filed Its Charter with
the Secretary OF State yesterday. The route
OF the proposed road is from Clyde, through
the counties of Cloud. Ottawa, Saline, Lin /.
coin, Russell. Osborne, Rocks, Graham,
SherdBn and Decatur. The incorporators
are w. y. Downs, Thos. j. White. NJ. l.. SaI-
gent, J. T. Pomeroy and W. W. FasaE.
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Offers 20 compromise. He'd, That although
mere offer TO compromise Is not proper sy-
idence; yet, that an admission of TACT Ia
and that these letters were properly intro
duced 10 evidence.
4. a witness was permitted to testify that
be looked about ana saw hair on The ties;
the first tie had a lot of hair on IL, and the
second not so much. and so on as indIcst-
ing that the injured COW had been pushed a
long the railroad track by the company,s en-
CINE. He'd, Not error.
All the Justices concurring.
true copy. Aites,: CO.. BROWN,
LIS Clerk supreme curt.
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from AtchlSOn cOUnty-Amrme0.
By THE COURT. VALENTINE ].
!. Under the Act OF 1874. "Relating TO XIII.
ing or Wounding stock by Railroads, !" Comp.
Laws OF 1872, pages 7ss, 7s),) q demand must be
made OF the railroad company for the value
of the stock kill ID. or iOr damages for in uries
thereto but this demsnd may he made OF
any tici;e agent or II iio1 agent OF such rail.
way tUin pany," (Scc ii said act) and the de.
mand may he Made orally and not in writ.
ing Hence, when such a demand il made,
what the agent say AT the time concerning
the matter may be given In evidence against
the railroad company, In An action brought
by the owner OF the stock against the railroad
his s'ocs. The agents statements, made 1T
such time and concerning such matter, are
admissions within the scope OF his authority
and part of the res gesta. And on the trial
first proved, and no evidence Is at any time
introduced tending To disprove the same, IL Is
not m steriaI error for the Court To permit the
plsintif 10 show by incompetent evidence
that written demand was also made.
2. written demand. containing evil
dence showing what the COW flor injuries To
at, was introduced In evidence by the plain.
tin on the trial. Tni . evidence concerning
the appraisemenr was incompetent; but
duced as = witness, and testified the COW was
worth $50. Just the amount at which said
written dem and showed that the appraisers
had formerly appraised her; and all the Oth-
er evidence introduced in the case upon this
subject tended to shoW that the COW was
worth that amount. Held. That no material
error was committed by the Intro duction OF
said incom pstent ev idence. as ssid incom pc.
test evidence was not substantially PREF udi-
cial TO the rights OF the defendant
8 Two letters Of W. r. D General Super
fnteudent OF the defendant railroad com pany,
were introduced and read In evidence over
general Questions OF incompeseney. irrels.
vaucy and tmmatsiiality. The subject mat
ter Of these let4eD WnB within the eeneGal
scope 0f the 0uposintandontb aufhogity,
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Sheriff . Ssl', No. Il9.

DUBL1C NOTICE Is hereby given that
III under and by virtue OF execution
issued on a Judgment rendered in an action
in the District Court IN the county of Leav-
enwOrth in the State OF Kansas, wherein E.
N. D. ClOu- h is plaintiff, and Lena Felix and
Earnest Hasten are defendants, To me di-
rectsd and delivered, will on
MONDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF o CTOBER,
A. ID. 1879, at eleven O'Clock A. VI of that uay /,
at the sOuth front door OF the Court House IN
the City of Leavenworth, In the County of
Leavenworth, in the State of Kansas, offer
at Public sale and Sell to the highest bidder,
for cash in hand, the following -ribsdTrsct
Ofland, situate. lying and being.in the County
of Leavenworth, in the State OF Kansas, name
ly:
The East half ", OF the northeast frac-
tional quarter of section number ~, % Town
ship number eight tsl, OF Range nu Lber
twenty. one CD
Dated this 18th dsy OF september, 1873
PC, LOWE.
Sheriff of Lesyenworth County Kansas,
E. % Clougn. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Cured! Cured /! Cured! Cured !

W. D. WOODS, 4s7 Broadway, " Y, Cured Of
Chronic Caiarrh.
FL. HAsLETT, $50 Broadway, NY, 4y'rs Catarrh.
G. L. BRusH, 443 Broadway, y Y, yrs Catarrh.
s. BENEDICT, Jr, Jeweler, Gq7 Broadway, y. Y,
tiady friend), cured Of Chronic Hay Fever.
MRS. EMMA c. HowEs. 30 W Washington
Square, y. Y, cured of 80 years Chronic
Catarrh.
REV. GEO. A. RETs, 100 Jay St. Brooklyn at
restored me 10 my ministerial labors-"
REV. CHks. j. JoSEs, New Brighton, S J.
"Worth ten times the cost"
REV ALEx FREEs, Cairo. N Y. at has worked
wonders in six cases in my parish"
/. +. NEWMAN 905 Fulton St, Brooklyn, cured
of 4 year, Chronic Caiarrh.
MRS. J. SwARTZ JR. 800 Warren ST, Jersey
City, cured Of IS years Chronic CataTrh-
&c. &C. &c. &C. &C.
A real cure for this terrible malady. Is
the most important discovery for the relief of
human suffering since vaccination. Wei
De Meyers Catarrh Cure is sold by all
Druggists. or delivered by d. B. DEWEY
x Co.. 46 Dey ST., y. Y. for S1.5O a package.
To Clubs. six packages for $50. DR..
Wei De Meyers Treatise, with full
explanations and overwhelming proofs. is
Postpaid and sent free to anybody.
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1st. by being specially fitted 10 iiFst class tixh
and loose topped collars. The n-w pad OF
proper SIZES will at either. Being of smooth
metal they do not wear the mare and Away
dispense, when nee led, their medicinal viz
tues. There are over a million and half Of
them in use. Pads made of other material
can only Temporarily have any curative
prope. ties " hziever, and soon become WORTH
less by abrasion In cleaning item. The Zinc
Pads are so;d by Leading Saddlery Houses
throughout the country. and harness makers
generally. Ask your Harness Maker for
them. Manufactured by ZfNCCOLLAk PAD
CO., BUCHANAN, MICH. aug7- W2mo
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HEADQUART ERS OF THE ARMY
ADJUTANT GE~ERAL'S OFFICE,
WAsHINGr Ton, sept. -, 1879. }
Special Order
No 2l9. Extract
4. by dir. ction of the Secretary OF War, the
following named officers of the Quarterm as
tiers Department are relieved from their
present duties, to take effect October 18th, ISIS.
and will report in person as follows:
Lieutenant Colonel l.. b. Hoia bird. Deputy
Quartermaster General, to the GA srtermaste
General OF The Army. for duty in his office.
Lieutenant Colonel Rufus SsXton, Deputy
Quartermaster General, TO the Commanding
General, Military Division of the Pacific, for
duty a. Chief q uGrtermaster of that Division.
Lieu enant Colonel I'D. Bingham, Deputy
QusrternGSter General, TO the commanding
General, department of the Missouri for duty
as Cniet QusItermaster of that Department
To enaDIe them TO comply with this order,
Lieutenant Cooneis holaolrd and Saxton
will be relieved on the date named by off1c
vino w.ll he designated by the commanding
Generals of Military Division OF the Pacific
ana Department OF the Missouri respectively.
BY com inaud of General sherman.
l.. II. T.wNSESD,
AdjuEant Gent raj.
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Assignes's Notice.

TIME creditors OF sparrow Il JOnes;and all
il persons interested are hereby notified
that the undersigned assignee of tine estate OF
said sparrow q Jones will, on Saturday, the
cation to the District CourI OF Leavenworth
county, Kansas. for discharge from his said
trust, and viii on that day file his petition
for said discharge in said court ~ provided
for by The II rs of the State Of Kansas.
Dated October "a, 1es9.
GEORGE ID. FARE,
A6gnee Of sparrow 4 Jones.
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APUREL vegetable medicine, containing
all the Writ ues of cslomel without any of the
Injurious tendencies SO justly dreaded by
mankind. Simmons Liver Regu' ator will
os found prompt to start the secretioDs Of
the liver. and give a healthy tone to the en-
tire system. without salvation or eny inJl-
Iious Effects. When used ~ a cstnartic, II In
no wise disorders tine system, nor does II
produce any nausea or slcz stomach when
about To purge. Ii is 80 mild in it's action rs
not To Interfere with bushes, or pleasure.
co Il & W,
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Bridge Proposals.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
LEAyENWDKTH lgTSTY.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
LEAyESwOKTH COUNTY.
LEAvESwoRrH, KAN, October $, 1873
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
thissofiice until Il O'Clock NJ "Wednesday, DC
tooer 18th, 1879, for building and repair oil
bridges for tue county a. fellows For cul-
vert on Atchison and Desoto road AT Blu
chanan Grove, Kick poo Township.
Also, culvert on the Pemberton road, one
half mile southwest of Wildwood, In Easton
Township. Also, rebuilding approaches To
bridge on the Lecom pton road over Stranger.
Also, for new floor of bridge over Stranger, at
Linwoo1, in Suerm IN Township, according
10 plans and specifications to be- filed with
the County Clerk by the County Engineer.
The Board OF the County Commissioners
reserve the right 10 reject any and al. bids
BY order of the Board.
J. W. NIEHACi,
dltx3t County Clerk.
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AUTU mn NOTES.
IBerj. F. Taylor in the Utica Herald

IBerj F. Taylor in the Utica HERALD
/ strike no sympathetic chord
In any mans indignant bre et
VINO svears at thistles with a hoe,
las worthy people sometimes slam
The door and leave word unspoka
That makes perfect rhyme with lamb,
And fancy To commandment broke!I
AVID yet l dane a single word
For ScOtland's flower with crimson crest,
That wears a bee on every biOS,
And drifts its silver livs balloon
Along the years dull afternoon
Bound Tor another Spring, and rjs
The feeble heart like holy words
Just as the seeds are fit TO fiy,
A yellow bird drops deity down,
A living nugget from the sky.
And lights upon the thistle brown,
And then, AS II the golden heal
Were shaking up its feather bed.
A little GREATNESS tempest breaks
About the bird in silver flakes.
A cunning cloud OF fock and fleck-
Alas, the thistle is a wreck
But no, the reeds are taking wing,
The goldfinch has no time to sing
For taking wing-snd then the gale
Sweeps out the fleet of silk and SAT-,
And so, the weeds are ways here,
And inches dine another year,
And SO, Oh troubled soul, goOi cheer
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Sheriffs Sale, No. 100.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that I'M
der and by virtue OF judgment rem
dered in the District Court ia the County of
Leavenworth, in the State of Kansas, in an
action wherein John Quinn Is Plaintiff. and
Thomas Darling, Administrator of the es-
tate of Louis Wagner, deceased, and Others
are Defendants, and of an execution issued
on said judsment,to me directed and deliver
ed, will on
MONDAY, THE sRD DAY OF NOVEMBER,
A ID. 1873, st eleven o'clock A. NJ. OF that day +,
at the south front door OF the Court House In
the City of Leavenworth, in the County of
Leavenw worth, In the State of Kansas, offer
ut Public sale and sell To the highest bidder,
for cash IN hand, the following described
tracts of land, situate, lying and being in the
County of Leaveu worth, in the State of Kan
sas. namely
Lots number eleven (il) and twelve az in
block number thirty-tnree 1851 in the CiIy of
Lesvenworth proper.
Dated this second day of O,tober. 1879.
+. q. LOWE,
Sheriff of Leavenworth County, Kansas.
LUCIAS BAKER, Attorney for Plaintiff.