The Big blue union. [volume], January 31, 1863, Image 3

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arttitf of jippratsmcmt.,
-. state' of" Kansas, County of Marahall.
?.e,nh Samuels vs William Barrett
? William Barrett: You will take notice that
T " 0f an execution issued out of the 2nd
17 vuottrrinandfor Marshall County, state
j,i5trici- j proceed to appraise on the
cfK-D,fkccordingtolaw, on the 6th day of
premioe lg(. between tne hotira of jq
'cbn? Zk 'and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, the
'eloe 9 described real estate, to wit : Lots five
f?!i?ix6)in block t twenty-four (24) in
(?K&Morrairs addition to Palmetto, Mar
v rTcouniyiKansa?, at which time you can at
a f vou think proper. Given under my
, this 1 16th day of January, a. d. 18G3.
liuli G. P. SWEARINGEN, Sheriff.
JdMINISTRA TOR'S NOTICE. '
.. of administration upou the estate ef James White,
Ui late of the county of 31arshall, state of Kansax,
incranted to the Undersigned, by the Jndge ot the
'? ,mTt in and for the county of Marshall, and state
IJfeMM dated the 24th day cf October, 1862. All persons
' "e claims against said estate are requested to exhibit the
" f r allowance, totheunders'gned,withinone yearfrom
j"! I ' r iheissuingof tlio said letters, or they will be pro
i if torn any benefit ofEiich estate, and that if such
.rcnogeqhibited within three yeais from the date
X letters, tber shall be forever debarred. 0. C. HOOK,
lintoiitratortf the estato of James "White, deceased.
JpMINISTRARlTS NOTICE.
raters of adminbtration upon the estate of J. P. Miller
t f the conntyof Muhall, deceased, lmebeen granted
,c'nn Jersigueil, by the judgo of the probate court in and
1" rte county of Marshall and state of Kansas, dated the
Tjjy January, 16C3. All persons having claims against
,-riite arc requested to exhibit the same for allowance
tithe tiuderfeigw-d, within one yearfrom thedate of theis--ne
of the said letters or they may be prccl uded from any
Jl'.fitof snch estate, and that if ench claims are not ex
?iB,.i within threovears from the date of the letters, they
StefciwerdtUrtl. MARY MILLfiK,
-Administratrix of John P. Miller,deceased.
MrynilIo, January 13, 13C3. n42
SHERIFF'S SALE.
lute of jvansas-Neniaha county, ss.
iueiP.Btnioft,plt'C
Tin wrC. Mills.
r virtue of an ordr of Prehearing dato December 12th A.
D-lsft! tome directed and delivered i-ucd in (ho aboie en
Vikd cause out ofthc District Court of the second Judicial
Jfotrictuft!' State of Kansas sitting within and for said
iis cf Nemaha, I w ill on Monday the 9th day of Ft bruary
ID 18 fiJ" between the hours of.tcn and eleven ockckA M
&lV . . V n.... rr,...3 .1.,...:.. l... . -r .' -
i.l. nthn Morbid
Mi Intereit, of thcaTie named defendants in Tintl to the
flowing uescrjoeu property :-rwi.. , ...
The north cast quarter of section fivefSj of township three
1 of rnge fourteen 14aituated lying and beinpin the comity
jf.Vemalia and state of Kansas said property to 3'oeold by
jEib) wrordancc u ith the commands of said unier of nald,
Johns Ilodgera,
sheriff cf Nemaha County
JJJlraibangh, pltfTs Atty, Jan 10th, 1SKJ.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Tli State of Eoveas, j es
County of Nemaha, j
fcxuM A. Stinson and Eugene F. Havens pltffe.
Thoaiu Crowley and James It. Herd, Trustee.
BY virtue uf an order of tale bring date 12th Dec 1SC2 to
ne directed and Jeli eretl i'sned ine above entitled cauco out
tf He District Court of the Second Judicial District of the
gUSeofKausas sitting vfthin and for sasd County of Nemaha
1 wHon .Monday the 23d day of IVjruary A. D. 1863 between
tlnbeursof ne andtwoo'clochP M. of s.iid day at the
Court UoafC door in the town of Son oca in the County of
hembaand Stale of Kansas offer at public Sale to the hiph
stlidiferforcasbinliHnfl all the right itlc and interest of
tWborc named defendants in and to the following described
jropertytowit":
The est onehalfof the Sou hvest quarter of section
thirteen (13) and the cnsttnicltalf of the southeast quarter of
ifctlon fourteen 14)ofbnvn1iiptito 2of range fourteen
nijsituitcd lying and being in tbocounty of Nemalia and
tttte oi Kansas.
Said property to be sold by me in accordance ith Oks com
xiialbfiaid order of sale.
JOHN RODGERS.
Sheriff of Nemaha County, Kaasas.
J.D. Brufflhaugh, plt'fTs Atty
SHERIFFS SALE.
The Stale of Kansas, Nemaha county, p.
Junes P. Benson, Plaintiff, ts Josiah Blanceit&
Theodore Hur.t, Trustee.
By virtue of an order of sale, bearing date
De&embtr 12, a. d.1862, tome directed and ric
liTered, iesucd in the above entitled cause cut of
the Second Judicial District of the State of Knn
is, sitting within and for eaid county of Nema
ha, I will on Monday the Oth day of February,
i.D. 1863, at one o'clock P. M. of that c'ay at the
lourt Louse door, in the tovrnof Seneca, in the
tountyof Nemaha and State of Kansas, offer at
puUiciale to the highest bidder for cash in hand
U Uit right, title and interest of the aboe
UMoeildefendents in and to the following de
Kribed property, to wit: the west half of the
northwest fractional quarter of Section four (4)
and the east half of the north east fractional
quarter of section five (-5) in township number
to (2J of range thirteen (13) situated lying
mdbeiug in the county of Nemaha and State
of Kansas.- Said property to be sold by me in
wcordance with the command of said orderof
"le. JOHN S. ROGERS, Sheriff
of Nemaha County, Ks.
J. D. Brumbaugh, plffs atty.
Jan.lO,lSG3. 4wnil
Sheriff's Sale.
JJe Slate of Kansas, Marshall county, SS.
Hicg.H.Hartwell, Trustee of Lucy B. Hartwell
Plaintiff, vs "Win. P. Carr, Jeremiah Preston
& William P. Phillips trustee for DavidDodge,
defendants.
By virtue of an order of sale bearing date
10th December, a. d. 1802, to me directed and
delurered, issued in the above entitled cause out
f-the District Court of the Seaond Judical Dis
ictofthe State of Kansas, sitting within and
w the county cf Marshall, I will on Menday the
Jth day of February, A. D. 1863, between the
bMB of one and two o'clock P. M.,- of said day,
t the court house door in Marysville, in the
ounty of Marshall, State of Kansas, offer at
Vmiz sale, to the highest bidder for cash, all
e nght, title and interest of the above named
Jtfeadents, in and. to the following described
U Htate to wit; the southwest quarter of
Imi number twenty-four (24) in township
abft one (1) ot range number nine (9) east
jW and being situated in Marshall county,
f11' Kansas; said property to be soldoy me
ceardancewitli the command of said order
rW. Given under my hand this 3rd day of
WQM7, a. d. 1863.
v G-. . SWEARINGEN, Sheriff.
. D. Brumbaugh, plffs atty. n41
SHERIFF'S SALE.
1rifij!wnnT,Mar8hallcoanty-
SSre,andfam?R-Ireni. Trustee.
! 01fSEteSf1lMlagdatelOth day of De-
stiu;in,;chtan!i delivered issued in the
femSrv ?S Jf?of1K siting within and
SS? w wS11 1riu.-Mond,.y6the 9th day
Stoffi f MarhSttj of Kansas, offer at pub-
C5ta0;S2'"H,riStf title and
iii... " -Tc:ua ua to to th fi
Order of PaWlcatlon. THE JJQ BTJE UNION,
TCVPfpperry to-wit t
&I .'ai
iMlttL'22?SPtoo(0) Wt, eitaated
r?Ttoba-a?IJ8rnwl, State of Kansas.
"'Wfcrmy haadttkMd.fT- .
" l.w ... -., Q-?-8WAmisokK.hrS: 1 for colkctiom.
-twtuj. ilm - Jln.6,186fc
State of Kansas, Second Judical District, Ncn
aha county.
Samuel A. 8tinson & Eugene F. Havens, parU
ners as Stinson & Havens, Plaintiffs, ts Je
rome "Wilson, Henry Covgill jand Samuel
Cowgill, defendants.
To Henry Cowgill amd" Samuel Cowgill: Yon.
are hereby notified that the above named plain
tiffs have commenced an action in the above en
titled court against yon to recover a judgment
against said defendant, Jerome Wilson, for the
sum of two hundred and sixty dollars and in
terest thereon from July 9th, I860, it the rate
of sixty per cent per annnmj upon a prommis
sory note, signed by siid Wilson, on the 9th day
of July, A. D. 1859, payable to A. B Sands or
order, and to subject to the payment of said
amount and interest, the following premises,
mortgaged by said Wilson to secure the pay
ment of saidnote and interest, to wit: the south
east quarter of section No. thirty-two in town
ship No. five, range fouteeu east, in said county
of Nemaha, to sell the same and apply the pro
ceeds to the payment of said amount, and inter
est and the costs of this action and to foreclose
all the defendants' right, title or equity of re
demption and security to said premises. Said
note having been assigned to these plaintiffs by
Alexander V. Blake, - executor of the last will
and testament of A. B. Sands. Now nnless you
plead answer or demur to said plaintiffs' petition
on or before the 6 h day of March, 1863, the
said petition will be taken as true ani judg
ment rendered accordingly.
n41 J. D. BRUMBAUGH, att'y for plff.
IS PUBLISHED KVEI1T SATBKDAT MOEKIXG.
fc. D. SWEAUIIVGir Proprietor.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
One copy one year, cash in advance, ..-.. $1.00
One copy, payable during the year, .... 1.50
Ten Copies, one year, 10.00
An extra copy to the getter tip of a olub of
Ten.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One square, first insertion $1.00
Each subsequent insertion, 50
Yearly advertisements inserted on very liber
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JOB WORK,
Done with dispatch, and in the latest .style of the
art. JTaymenl required for allSTob Work on
delivery.
SHERIFFS SALE.
The State of Kansas, Nemaha county, ss.
Samuel A. Stinson, Plaintiff vs Win. B. Law-
ronce & William F. Wilson, trustees.
By virtue of an order of sale bearing date
December 12th A. D. 1862, to me directed and
delivered, issued in the above entitled wise out
of the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Kansas, sitting within and
for aid county of Nemaha, I will on Monday the
Oth day of February, a. d., 1863, between the
hours of ten and eleven o'clock A. M. of that day
at the court house door in the town of Seneca
in the county of Nemaha and State of Kansas,
offer at public sale to the highest bidder, for
cash, in hand, all the right, title and interest of
the above named defendants in and to the fol
lowing described property, to wit: the west
one half of the south east quarter and the -east
one half of ihfe soufh wes quarter of section
Y7enfy-hree (23) in ownsnip one (1) of range
fourteen (14) situated, lying and being in the
county of Nemaha and State of Kansas. Said
property to be sold by me in accordance with the
command of 'said order cf sale.
JOHN S.RODGERS, .
Sheriff of Ne-naba county, Kb.
J.D.Brumbaugh, pi'ff's att'y.
Jan. 10, 1863. n41
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1863.'
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The State of Kansas, County of Marshall.
Washington L. Watkinsvs David K Rasmas
sion. To David K. Rasmassion ; Ten will take no
tice that by virtue of a vendi issued out of the
2nd District court, within and for Marshall
county, State of Kansas, I will proceede to ap
praise on the premises, according to law, be
tween the hours of 10 o'otak a. x. and 4 o'clock
r. Jt. on the 6th day of February a. d. 1863, the
following described real estate to wit: lots two,
three and four 2, 3, 4, in block bix 6 in Bal
lad & Morrall'8 addition to the towaof Palmet
to, Marshall county, State of Kansas, at which
time you can attend if too think proper. Giv
en under mv hand this 17th day of Janaary, x.
a. 1863. G. D. SWEARINGEN, Sheriff.
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the business of the office, should be addressed to
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Marysville, Kansas.
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of tills step. All are familiar with the extraordinary and
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friends will cheerfully agree with us as to the necessity of
an increase in our snliription prices.
1863. 1863.
PROSPECTUS OF
THE
NEW Y0SK LEDGER,
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about the '-great rise in tho price of paper," and the ne
cessity of a corresponding rise in thu price of newspapers.
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tion. It is true that paper has gone up frightfully fifty
per cent, at least, and is "still on its way up." Dut what
of that. Publishers have for jears had a good timo with
low-priced paper, and made largo profits; nud now that
times have changed they should pay the enhanced price
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main as it R Wo can afford it. The retail price will
continuo tobe4 cents; and our club terms as they al
wavs have been. Our subscribers have stuck to us when
paper was cheap ; and wo do not intend to increase our
rates to them now when it is dear- "Jt is a poor rulo
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All our old conjnbuters hava been re-engaged for tho
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No 40 Pari: Row XewYork.
CENTRALIA NURSERY
We have at Ceutralia. Xemeha county, Kansas, abont
40,000 apple trees, all grafted, and of all varieties that have
been tested in the west. They have been : row n here on tho
open prairie. If any trees will do well in Kan vis tkee
must. Also a quantity of Cherries and different varieties of
Strawberries, Lawton Blackberries, Acic. We shall be
ready during the Fall of 1862 and Spriagof 1S63 to supply
the people of Northwestern Kansas with trees grow n here,
ob favorable terms. Apple trees, 3 years erowtli from graft
4 to 5 feet high and stocky, 20 cents, and other trees in pro
portion. We will take in exchange for anything in onr
Nursery, all kinds of Farm produce and stock. Give us a call
as you are going to the river, and exapiine for yourselves.
Bring along a load of corn, wheat, pork or anything you
have to spare, and taLe home trees when the proper tim for
transplanting comes. Some prefer transplanting in tho
FaU- others in the Spring-suit yonrsches.
June, 1862. BAKER & SQUIRE.
Albert a. Barrett, Plff.,
vs
Henry D. WilliamB, Deft
NOTICE.
All persoas knowiig themselves indebted to
N. Edwards, will call and make immediate pay.
menttoJ.D. Brumbaugh, Esq.; otktrwiMtke
claims will be pat imto tfct hands of aa oftleer
Si. JSUWARJJH.
4ta41
") Before W
f P. Hess,
) J. P.
m 1TU Tt YKMi:. VnnwiniaL.k.t! .t. ..
iu acuij it. umlauts. iuuuuiwiira icaion me
7th day cf January 1863, an orderof attachment issued by
William P. Hess, a justice of the Peace, for Marshall coun
ty, in the above entitled cause, for the aura of $77:92; yon
are therefore notified to appear on the 21st of February,
1863. luut G. Bakbxtt, Plaintiff. n43
WANTED WANTED,
PORK PORK 1
I will'pay cash tor Pork.
A- K. LOVELL.
Marysville Xanau Nov. 30. if.
LEAVENWORTH
BUSINESS CARDS.
STETTAUER & BRO'.
Jobbers in boots j ,
shoes hats
..and capu
dry-goods
- J . ..Lllilni
9.. . & "uu wuuu"b'
The largest stock in the west
AND
SOLD AT THE LOW .
EST PRICES!
WE have a full'assortment of Trints, Bleach
ngs shirtings, Brown sheetings. Walnut twills
Blue and Brown Denims, Checks, Tickings,
Browu drill, Flannels, Cassimers, Sattincts,
Tweeds, Jeans, Linnens and a full stock of La
dies dress, Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, &c.
In our wholesale department we can and do
offer
BETTER INDUCEMENT
To our Country merchants
than any other house ill the West.
All we ask is a trial.
STETTAUER f BRO.
New York Store No. 17, 55, 65$ and 57.
Deleware street, Leavenworth, Kansas.
DRUGS & MEDICINE 1
EDDY & AENOlJD,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. 10 Delaware St., corner of Main,
Leavenworth, Kansas.
Have just received and keep constantly oa hand
a full stock of fresh and reliable
Drugs, Medicines, Faints, Oils, Patent Medicines
BRUSHES, &PURE LIQUORS
For Medical purposes. Also a large stock of
No. 1 COAL OIL LAMPS & LAMP
FIXTURES,
at as low prices as any House in the wast.
Our coal oil is the best ever offered for sale in tho western
market. Especial attention will bo given to the Oil and
Lamp trade in keeping the best brands of oil and tho lates
styles of lamps constantly on hand. Will physicians an
country dealers please call and examine our stock,
nlO EDDY & ARNOLD.
FAIRCHILD, KING & CO.,
Wholesale Dry ttoodg Dealers,
LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS,
Ilave on hand one of the largest and best selected stocks of
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ara specially invited to call and examine their goods. Hav
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wholesale branch, they arc enabled to sell at prices to suit
tho times.
eTOEDST MYERS J'.
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AND MASUFJ.CTUREKS OF
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A FULL ASSORTMENT OJT
LIQUORS, WINKS, BRANDiBf,
A Very Larg Stock of NAILSk,. '
GLASS AC
We also keep Foolscap, Note, Legal Cap pa
pers and Envelopes, Printer's paper and Cards
which we will sell to printers at St. Louis .rates
with freight added.
We buy and sell exclusrrely for CASH, and
flatter ourselves that we buy and sell at lommi
ralesi Our motto is
targe SaU nd Small Prafitft
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COAL OIL & LAMPS.
WaataM havo and an oouUatif- fmtJbca
Which W0 will sell at th B9ttan-.if ikt
Market
LVxlen from Pike's Peak, and Salt Lake and th lmt
of Kansas will find inourttora atarja astortaMiffaf 3
OUTFITTING GOODS,
Which w will sell at rates to salt A
WAR TIMES!
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WATSON & BRACE,
Wholesale Healers in
DRY GOODS,
Boots and Shoes, Clothing and Outfitting Goods
12 Delaware Street,
LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS.
IHAftSIOIl HOUSE,
SAMUEL RISER, Popkietor,
Cor. Shaicnee and Fifth streets, Lememeorth, Kan.
Free Oanlbtuand baggage wagon to ad ton tk ftoam
Wala. Stages leave this liouse Daily. .
ThrB are two LrABGE GROCERY U U M MeMm
bewdrs ours. and we think strangers i biv jre cheaper
th.iu at an v city in this vicinity. Call an ee u sal, and on
lvbuy of our housrthen We sellat yo biHt advantage.
Oil. nI3 STKBBl Sfct'O.
" ,TJi3, FURS.
Josepk SanlUels is paying the highest market
price in cask, at hi3 stere in 3Irrysville, for
Furs, such as Otter, Uearer, Uadger, Mink,
Woli; Coon &c, &c. All persons having furs
will do well to apily to Samuel's before going
elsewhere, as he pays the highest market price.
D. D. CONE, '
Backer, U. S. Stock & insuraad Broktt
(Office 410 Sixth street, near thP. O.)
WASUISGTOtf, D. C.n
Attends to buying and selling Unite 1 States
Stocks of all kinds ; also to the" collection of
claims againatthe GoTermment.
WM. McLENNAN,
ATTORNEY-AT LAW?-
And (Solicitor in Chancery.
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