The Big blue union. [volume], May 31, 1862, Image 4

About The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866

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AX ORDIXAIVCE RELATING
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CIIAS. F. KCESTER, Proprietor.
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Administrator's Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
was appointed by S. F. Snyder, Probate Judge in
nnd for Washington County, Kansas, admmis
liator of the estate of John A. Humes, deceas
ed, dated April 23rd, A. D, 18G2. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to mate
immediate settlement of the sime, and all hav
ingjClaims. qgainst said estate, arc required to
"icsUibil'nim toHne asdfilnistfor--fprJaUoyrance
within one year-after the date of the letters or
ihey may be precluded from any benefit of said
estate, and ii'such claims are not exhibited -with
in three years from the date of these letters they
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rsTvill he forever debarred.
lk& iu ; A ,)jVb3HALLOTO3LL,'Aj
Adm'r.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue of an alias fee bill issued otlt of the
2nd District court in and for Marshall county,
Kansas.-1. w,iIloii -Wcdnpsday the 11th day of
JuncAfD'.lS'tiinfroht'of ttie'Barrett House in
Marysville, between the hours of ten o'clock A.
M. and four o'clock P. M. of said day, offer for
ealo one wagon, levied on as the property of
Jarred B. Amsden to satisfy said fee bill.
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u G. P. S WE ARJNGEN, Sheriff.
Larysviiie,-May 16, io - sn i
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Tig ABSEBUSAH FUiG!
MAJ- JO- SAMXTJEtiSi
nwivft Wat?
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Holds out great inducements
to tlie Farmers ! ,
fj5eDfV9CashTndhalf Goods, at4,cast-
'crn prices, for Corn c The goocteftcre purchased
-in New York-for -Cash. Call with jour! Corn
,p andaec the Major before selling elsewhere, as it
--iforour6wn4'oS. ' i. V-'f
,TA?vi FMNK ISAUD, j
. .inake&.IIouso Builder
He is prepared to fake contracts' for buildings
of all kndg, and.ineures that h is work will be V
"done in a stibtantial and workmnlike manrieri-SLn
HiWWDBatOjOrdejrfupon short, notice. Fur
niture and every k'ind of Cnbinet Workfaltcnd
. cd to promptly and at prices satisfactory! to all.
He BolMKlmsBIf is fifcadiHess at all times, on
Broadway, one door cast of the Union office,
IMarysvilleAKxmsasr . 3mn7
CLOQ$ ttn.-ELI MOOKE;a
Carpenter and Cabinet Maker,
JuahYSVltliE, Ivansas,
T YMlhllla3 1 theyroction of all kinds of build
ings with ncatness'and dispatch. Tlans and spec-
incapons lurnshed. 1 have on handa large
Quantity1 of dryr walnut 'lumber, and am pre
pared to make all kinds of furniture ftt lo.
river pricga. - Terms to suit the times. nGtf
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(WiS.gJrniM tBLktiKSMTIK
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SIIOPoi"yihndillet7mMst&lrysvilIe.
Porsons.wieliiig.orjcdoneln iiis.duie' will find
it io meir aavantage to give him a calh
EPHRIAM IT. RAXTpnw'h
ATT(XKrfEYAT LAW
NOTRY PUBLIC.
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O0Trayirftoaipi District.
wkt LAdoiiKistratoi s Notice
Kcrice is hereby givea that letieraof-
n ToSi8ti6n ere Kranted March 4, A.
iv6-.fprthe tate of James White de
'coased of Marshall' counfy, Kansas. And
O111 Personshaving claims against said es
tate should exhibit them to the adminis
tratorfor allowance, within one year after
the date of the letter, or ther vill be pre
eluded from any benefit of said estate:
and u such'claimhenot exhibited within
three years from the date of the letter
iney.wiii'De ioreverdeharred.
bAMUEL MYERS,
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Section 1. That the regular annual election!
fof Mayor, Aldermen and such other ofBcersas
by law or ordinance are required to be elected,
by ZhepopleTshiU bflfdiqiUefoatjMonday of
January in each year in the respective wards
at such places as the mayor may direct.
ec. 2 The mayor shall give ten days notice
of the time and place of hojding any genera?
election and five days notice in case of special
election.
3 The election (whether general or special)
shall be held in each ward by three judges of
election to be appointed by the mayor and al
dermen. Sec. 4 If upon opening the pells in either
rWantfa?THcirocy shall existin the judges of elect
ion, the electors present are hereby autnorizeu
to fill the vacancy from among those qualified tp
act.
Sec G The Judges of any election shall be-'
fore opening the polls appoint two suitable per
sons (qualified voters of the ward) fo act as
clerks of the election, whashall take and sub
scribe an oath faithfully and impartially to dis
charge the dutieSfcfvclerksj ps- ,?
Sec. G. Before receiving any Votes the -judgVs
of each election shall severally take an-oatn or
affirmation that they will support the constitu
tion of the United States, the constitution of the
State of Kansas, and will faithfully perform the
duties of their Joffice according to law; said oath
or affirmatiou shall be in writing and shall be
subscribed by the persons taking the same and
may bo adniinistered.-by any person authorized
toministef' oatfisand'sh&U berjpanexed and
returned with the poll-books to the city clerk.
Sec. 7. At Every election held under this
ordinance the polls shall be opened at one and
close at six o'clock P. M.
Sec. 8. The city clerk shall at least two days
beore the day setor holding any election deliv
er to one o the judges in each ward a ballot-box
and blank poltJooks, -
Sec. 9. The judges fcholl rccoive the- ballot of each qual
ified voter offering to vote and dcpoIte tho gamo in the
ballot box which fcliiill not bo opened until tho polls arc
closed and tho clerics shall enter in tho pell booka in a fair
hand tho.jwmca of c cry person voting and that of each
iierson vho ia"vcjccfed?and opposite thereto, write tho fact
of Buch rejection, pntTJtho ballot so rejected -.hall bo depos
ited in a fieparato box with the nanio of the voter iudsrs
cdthereocu ' u
'Bed. 10.' !rhu. Judges Ehull have the power to preserve or
der at tho polls aud to command the oiheers in attend
ance to arrest nnd t.iLe bcfo'ro4 the mayor any person Mho
shall by violent and turbulent ( conductor itfany other
manner interfere with', hinder 6 disturb tho judges or
ckrKs in in tho discharge ofthcin duties or any voter ex
ercising tho privilege of oting. and for auy'.Mich bfTeiise
the offender shall forfeit and puy a bum not'lem than two
nor more than thirty dollars.
Sec. 11. At tho close cf tho election or polli tho Judges
soall prooced to call outthc ballots.and ascertain the num
bcr of votes gncn for each pcrsoa votul.for nnd shall con
tinue thocounting without intermission until all the lift.
lots are counted, when they shall certify tho a,-gri gate num.
berof otes cist for each iierson and thur ceitificatofihiU
be attested by the clerKs, Hie rejected ballot shall also be
examined and certified td in tho eamo manner as the others.
Sec 12- The ballots as they arc counted bhall Ikj btrtiu,
by ono of tho judges ot ft string or wire and at the close
of tho count shall bo replaced in the ballot box which ehall
be safely locLed and not opened by tho judges or with their
consent thereafter.
Sec: i3. At or before the lwur of fotr iri the afternoon of
the day following that of any election tho judges bhall de
liver the ballot-boxes and poll-boohs to the cityclerl. at His
office, and tho cltrbshall forthwith in the presence. of;the
mayor and at least cno of the judges of the election in each
ward (if agcneral elcctidn)or one jndgo of tho clectionin
which ward the election was held (if a special election) to
co r.nt up tho number of votes certified tolhcich poll booh
and mahe a certificate stating at full length tho liamo of
each person ivpedforrntld tjie aggregate number ofvotCS
ghen to e-ach and who arc clected,whiclr certificate shall bo
signodby the mayor and attdsted by tllo clerl.. -
Sec 14. That the clerl: j-bnll on tho noxt day "after mal.
ing tho certificate aforesaid maLo out and dclicracertin.
catc under Bil of tho city, if'thecity has such seal, signed
by.tho mayortocacfi person elected, setting forth the of.
bee f o which hois elected.
Sec. 13. Any jndgo or clerh of election who shall com
Ucnccscrw'ngas 6uch and fail to perform any of thfe'dn
ties enjeined on hlui by law or ordained, (except for rea-
.stins Fpccjiicd Jn the nexfsucceeding 'eection) shall forfeit
and pay asum of not less !lban five cor more than fifty
dollars.'
Sec. 1C. If any judge or clerh of election ofjcx.cntcxr
ing upon the discharge of his dut es, shall by sichncas or,
other personal disability, be rendered unable toict, an-
nother may bo appointed in Ids place. If a judge," by the J
qualified voters present, if a clerk, hen the judges Ehall
fill the vacancy; in such case the person substituted shall
mal.c oath as herinbe fore required and tho fact of such,
substitution and the time it tooh place shairbc noted on
tho poll boohs.
Sec 17. The jndflcs or clerhs of election shall not ex
amine or suffer any one els to examine, the ballot of any
rotetylianled in toJbf depcsitcd inthc ballot-box before
plicipg tfWaraetliBrt?iuJ aor slaUl tjicj permit any ono
but the voter handing in tire saute or one of-the judges to
handle the ballot "nor shall they allow any person than one
of the judges tojbai Jle the ballot-box under a penalty of
not leas than fi e nor more than fifty dollars.
Sec 18. It shall be the duty of tho city clerh to deliver
acopy of this ordinance toat least cnoof the judges of each
Vird fithjs ity a lvat one day prctiousto anyelscUon
.fee. 19- hen.twoot'llloro persons shall have an equal
number of votes for nurybr or any other elcctivofiicer in
this city, the judges of the election shall certify thceame
to the city council v ho shall certilytho samoto the city
coenal vho shall be declared elected in tho following
mnnncn they Shall cause twelve separate ballots cr slips
of paper to be prepared, equal in size and similar in ap-peanmcewith-the
namoof each candidatcwntten t)pon
an cqnaruu'mber, uri"d ncatlytfoldd,xvithtlMnaiHO upon
the inside; the slips so prepared shall be rut into a box
and well mixed, eleven nf said slips shall then bcdran
out by the city clerk and counted as vgtes and tho per
son having the highest number of ballots thus drawn out
l-hnll -. declared elected and a certificate of ciection shall
be iued by the clerL to him in the manner hereinbefore
Sec 2Q.- -All freo white males over the ago of twenty"
one years who shall bo citiMnsof the United fctates or who
shall Jasvo decaared thcirjntention to become snch aad
who shall have resided in this city three aohths next
proceeding any election, shall be entitledoivote foidty
officers; nnd such persons ehall vote in the wards in which
they reside at the time of election.
Sec 21. iverypeesou who shall vote or offer to vote more
than once atauy election held in tnis city fcr city officers shall
oiponccnviction.befinednot les3than five dollars nor more
than fifty dollars.
- Sec. 23. If anypcrson notaqualinedvoterundsrtbis or
dinance, shallknowinglyand willfully voteatany election
in this city for at j- officers he shall on conviction be fined not
lessthanfive nor more than fifty dollars.
Sec 25. No person other than a qualified voter under this
ordinance scall be entitled ta challenge the right of any per
son to vote at any city election.
Sec ,24.11 any person desires to contest the election of
any persoa appearing by the returns to have been elected to
saycitorofliccsuchperaoa shall state in writing totlrt city
:f';'S&.55?JaiepersbifWdBrgi4cote8tilJl
cily coucil a notice1 of Mi t6t, serTe upon
"tie person whos?toetftionhe"contesti V eiiUkr
not:ceoythearSiKls)o"'coale8f,.iritk 4h? time
and place at which the0 city ooumcil twilL hear
bqu ueicruxne'tne sine.? i .
' Sec.26. Atthe't&ife4illfplac8'fiiedb3r:the
cityljouncil they shall hK and determhw said
'contest1 as "in'theif jifdgment sl4ll appear just
and ; lawul and he 'decision renbTerei by the
council shallall be final and conclusive. '
4 Sec. 27. Th?judges andlerkBoelectionrshall
each be entitled to one dollar or each day they
shall serve as suclt. " i 'f . 'A
"Approved' Augnst'12," 161. 'i
JTnOMAS V?. -WATERS0N,r Mayor.
P. H. Peiers. ClcrlL T V ' "
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All persons wishincwoik done.ia my line
will, do well by1 calling one door east.of the
American Hotel, wnerei win guarantee satis
faction. , , 6m nu
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Marys vllle, Marsliall Co., Kansas
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BOOT SHOE-MAKER
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' Know all mea by these presents,"
that I make Boots and Shoes pf all
8i2es'and'of every description imagina
ble, for those who may besokindas to
give me a callj at .No. 5S Broadway, where I
shall always'bVdn hand. My material is the
be'stthat can'be purchasodiforgold or Treasury
Notes. Come along and bring your feet, I can
fit them; don't care if they are as uneven, as a
tomato, or so ugly as to make their owner blush.
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- PR J, HENRY McDOUGALL,
Tenders' his professional service to the citizens
of Marysville and surrounding country, Of
fice o.v broadway, one door south of A. E.Lov
ell's Store.
P. S. Recorders office in the tane place. n2
. p HA WKINS t MAGILL,
Marysville, Marshall Co,, Kansas.
Magill will attend all Courts in the County.
Hawkins will positively attend the District
Court each term.
II. C. HAWiqNS. J. S. JlAGILIu
J:Ev,ci;ardy,
ATTpRNrEALAW.
JSTotaiy Public, & General Col
lecting & Lahd'Agent,
LOUISVILLE, -' - - KANSAS.
Prompt attention givfln to the various kinds
hat may 'arise in the counties of
ttawattomie and the counties there-
best of references can be
Messrft
Dav.' St.
Grimes & Ca
Cushman
and Hon. -John Tho
Hon. Saml. D: Lecompt
4 Lowe; and Ciark,
Lcavenwcrlhj K. T. Lykins
& JQritton, St. Joseph, Mo.
Rates of Ferriage
JSllablishtd by the Hoard of County Commission
of Marshall County, Kansas, Aprilll, 18G2.
Ordered that the rates of ferriage across the
Big Blue river at the ferry owned by H. D. "Wil
liams&Co.j crossing said river "near the city of
.aiarysviiic,-oeirom tnis date as follows:
"For footman t-' nt
" loose cHttle each n ......
' " man arid-horse-
"'a two horsds and wagon
" one yoke of cattle and.wagon
" four horses and wagon ....
Jc two yoke of cattle and, wagon....
't four '" " " " ....
" six '" ' " ' " -'....
" " United States- mail coaches, four
hbrsesk.n r. .....'
'All persons with one wagon free.
.03
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.75
.73
S1.25
$1.50
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This certifies that the above is a true and cor
rect copy.as ordered by the Board of County
commissioners, April iims iooz.
-3tn4 H. B.-NEWELL, Co. CTerk.
- ... - ORDER OF SAL.C,
John S. Codding use of j SUte of Kansas,
JohnFraeier, I County of Marshall
vs j
John A. McClellan. j r
By Virtue of an order of gale issued out of
the 2nd district court in and for Marshall coun
tv.SUte of Eansasaad to ae directed, dated
lJMaffeh'i28th7A.I. 1862, whereia John S. Cod-
X.'McClellan is Defendant, I will on Tuesday,
the'dthdaylof-Mayj A. D. 1862, between the
hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M.,of
said day, at the courthouse door in Marysrille,
County of Marshall and State of Kansas, offer
for ale to the highest bidder for cash all the
right, title and interest of the defendant, John
A. McClellan, of in and to the" following real
estate to wife Lot one (1) in block eleven (11)
with the improvements thereon, as designated
on the recorded plat of the town of Marysville in
the county of Marshall, then Territory, now
State of Kansas, fronting fortyr-four (44) feet
on Broadway and running hick seventy-two
feet (72) according to Brewer's recoeded fkl of
said.iowa of Marysville, levied upon to satisfy
said order of sale . Appraised at $75.
G. D. SWEARINGEN. Sheriff.
J.E.Ckrdy, Pl'ntffs attV
Sheriffs Office, Aprjl 5, 18G2. a2
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MARYSVILLE, KANSAS.
AMERICAN HOTEL.
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renatlr f tied ud and opened the'ir
UrgHMd fsaianjiiigiig fcnnse. are nrenared'fto
acpoBOtaodate'aad eive satisfaction to all who
laay give theM'a call. ' '"
They haT,flw larsrest and most commodious
stable in the west, and plenty of grain and hay.
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And a glass of Lager to Wasli
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JACOB WEISBACH.
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S TIX & ECKHAET
No. 8, FELIX STREET,
, Between 3rd and 4th streets.
Mako their Money by
BUYING CHEAT, and SELLING CHEAP
stix'&;bckhart,
J5are Received Tfoeir
FALL AND WINTER G'OODSt
and offer
L-G;REAT inducements
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To Their 'Friends nnd Customer a
TBET SELL
Elegant Past'Colored Prints,. atr 10 cts.
,MV ishOii Prints at -cts.
Glasgdw Ginghams; at - s.
Bleached Muslin, at 6 1-4 c.
No. 1 Kid Gloves, 50 ct.
Ltdies White Hose, 10 c.
And all other Goods in Proportion.
Call and Jndge for Yourself
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Wbolcflsie.Grete
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