The Big blue union. [volume], February 07, 1863, Image 3

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'KiiiWckofIry Goos and 'Clothing, Hard
ware, Quae nsware, Fancy Articles,
Groceries;: Patent. Medicines,
PURE WINES.. AND LIQUORS,
JtrtrytmiBg in t"att in the Frontier Market
", twfccA wiU be told at at LOW PRICES
MiZMv&re in the' Slate ' '
HIGHEST TRICES paid for Coun-
try Produce, and Hides, Furs, d-c.
110 Broadway, Maryaville, Kansas.
January 31, 18G3.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. J"
Latter of administration upon the estate of James "White.
'4ecated, late 'of the county of Marshal!, state of Kau&as,
hyo been granted to the undersigned, by tho Judge ot tlie
Probata court in and for tlo couaty of Marshall, and state
f JCMM,dated tbe2itb daycf October. 18b2. All persons
living clahas-againsi said ettate are requested to exhibit the
.aijfo tor allowance, tofheunfleTs gnd,wifbinone year from
tbedateof the issuing of tho said-letters, or thej wjllbeprc
olsdcd from any benefit of f uoh estate, -nd thai if uch
lalaCs arenoseqhibitcd within three 'yours from the date
Tf'icaefi,HhiyhaUlHHievcr(k!bainL O.C.J.KIK,
Adjtalnhtratorc'f'fhe estate of James White, deceased.
ADMINISTRARIJPS NOTICE.
-LttUrs of administration upon the estate of J. P. Miller
lata of the conn ty of Marshall, deceased, have been granted
to tbaandersigned, by the judge of the probate court In and
Jor the countyif Marshall and state of Kansas, dated the
lSth day January, lti. All persons bavin? claims against
tha said estate urc requested to exhibit tho fame for allowance
10 the undersigned, within one year from the date of the is
suing of the said letters or they may bo precluded from any
benefit of such estate, aud that if such claims arc not ex
fcibitml within three years from the date of the letters, they
siaUbsforcTcr debarred."' MARY MILLKll,
Administratrix of John lMiller,decea.ed.
MarysvilK January 13T 1R3. v'"
SHERIFFS SALE.
tate of Kansas, Nemaha county, s.
aies P. Benson, plt'll. c
VS.
WinsorC. Mills..
By virtue of an order of eatebeariwp dale rcccmbtr 32tli A.
D-1802 to me directed aud deliicred issued in tho alnne en
'titled cause out ofthe District Court of the as-cond Judicial
.District of th State of Kansas sitting within and for Kud
aoantyrf XeBiilia,IwiHon Monday the 9th day of February
A.D 1863 between the hours of,teu aud elev n o'clock A M
m f that day at the Court llouse door in tho 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, ritle-
aad Interest ,of the above named defendants in and to the
allowing descrjbed property to-w it :
The north est quarter of action flvefSl of township three
4 of range fourteen 14 situated lying and being in tho county
CNamahaandtateof Kans-is find property to bei-nld by
ia accordance with the commands of sapl onler of sale,
Johnn Kodgers,
slicrifTcf Ncmalut County
J D Brambaugh, pltfTs Atty, Janl0th.l8C3.
SHERIFF'S SXLE.
"Tha State of Kan us, I ss
County of Nemaha,
amuol A.Stinson andElgcneT.acnRpUff.
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'Thomas Crowley and. Tames R. Herd, Trustee.
-JJYvirtuoofun order of pale being date 12tli T)cc 1SP2 to
it directed and delivered issued ine above entitled caue out
fthe District Cmrt of tho Second Judicial District of the
State of Kansas fitting wfthiu and for osd County of Xi m.iha
I will on Monday the 23d day of February A. D. 1803 bet ween
the hour of one and two o'clock l' M. of said day at tho
Court House door in the town of Pen nca in the County of
Nemaha nnd Stetc ofKanasjfferat public Sale to the hich-
stblddarfix'cashlehKndnUthn rixht title aad .interest of
the above aamed tleieiutaats in and to the lollow lug UexTibed
Dropertytelt:
The vert onelialfof tho Soa hvcBt quarter of section
thirteen (13) aud the ca t one half of the south t ast quarter of
section fourteen 14) of township two S of Tange fourteen
fit situated lying and being ia the county of Nemaha and
State ot Kansas.
Said property to be old by me in accordance with the com
aiadufsaid order of sale.
JOHN RODQERS.
Shcriffof Nemaln County, Kansas.
I.V. Brufflbaugh.plt'ff's Atty
SHERIFP'S SALE.
Tkt State of Kansas, Nemaha county, ss.
BUeSJ 1 , XMiUBOU, 1 ISIUIIU, TSJOBiaU UiaiKTClt X
'IkeodoreUuct, Trustee
By Tirtue of an order of sale, bearing date
Denbr 12, a. d.1862, tome directed and de-
livrd, iwued in the above entitled cause out of
the Second Judicial District of the State of Kan--Ma,
sitting within and for said county of Nema
Jta, I will on Monday the 9th day of February,
a.. 1863, at one o'clock P. M. of that Cay at the
court house door, iathe town of Seneca, in the
ounty 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
mamed defesdeats ia and to the following de
scribed property, to wit: the west half of the
' ierthweat fractional quarter of Section four (4)
andthe east half of the north east fractional
quarter of section fire (5) in township number
two (2) ef raage thirtee (18) eituatedlyiag
nd Being m the county of Nemaha and State
At iCaaiif . Said property to be told by me in
eeordaace with the command of said order of
JOHN 8. ROGERS, Sheriff
of Nemaha County, Kb.
J. D. Brunhaugh, plfrs atty,
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T ThW ef baaavMarahall eauaty, SS.
' ''Thee.K. HartwelljTiasteeofLHcy B. Ilartwell
PlalatiaT Wia. P. Carr, Jeremiah Preetoa
William P. Phiilipa trustee for DavidDodgc,
- iDafeadaata. j' - -j.
Mj Jrirtae af aa rac of sale bearing date
'Wk Peasarte. A.a.KOi, Uae directed aad
4tUtttt istaedU LaaWe. aatklad cause out
aOiIiitric4CRftlM8aoad JadlealPisr.
iritaa84aieefaei,'-ettiag within aad
far iki aaaaty cf llarsaall, I wUl oa Meaday the
-wiesraayef rehraaryA.-. 180. 'between the
Aears efoaeaad twoe'efcekP.M., of said day,
at the-wart aaase deer ia Ifaryeville, ia tie
coaaty ef Marshall, State of Kansas, offer at
bUm salt, te.the highest bidder for cash, all
the right, title aadiatarastaf the .above aamed
Jolaaai''rHnat fewg-acrioed
K&9&& tt'iwittatraMtfcwtst ajjparter tf
-aaeiiai amaaUr.tweaty-fettr (24). ia tewataif
iuassr-oae'(l)'er'rairge aambwalae (9) east
. Iviag aadbtingiitaaed ia Marshall county,
rJhfttt tf Kiisai jjaaidpraporty to be sold by me
jrijliWttrtaaet'ir vte ta aea awad of said order
vf) 5iele:raivWur,1ay haad this 3rd day of
iaaaary, ju D.196S:
,r ,i . . u. V. B WAS1NQIN, nerif.
BraabamfaUratt. a41
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Grdeij of PulSication.
State of ansa.Second Judical District; Kcm
fha 'county. f ,
laaaelA.'SUMtmk Eugene PHTen, prt
nersaaSUaaoai Havena, Plaintiffs, ts Je
rome Wflson, Henry Cewgill and Samuel
.Cewgill, defeadaata. r
To Henry CoWgm ad Samuel 'Cowgul: ion
re hereby rfoUfed that the abere named plam
tiia have cpatmeaced aa action in the abejre en
titled court against y to recover a judgment
againitaaiddafeadaat, Jarewe Wflson, for the
iuatottwakvadred and sixty dollars and in
terest thereoa from July 9th, 1880, at the Tate
of sixty per cent per annum, upon prpmmis
eory note, signed by said Wilson on the 9 th day
of July, A. D. 1859, payable to A. B. Saads or
order, and to subject to the payment of said
amount and interest, the following premises,
mortgaged by said Wilson to sfttlre the" pay
ment of said note and L.tere9t, to wit : the south
east quarter of section No. thirty-two in town
ship No. five, range fourteen east, in-saidrounty
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 defendant' right, title or equity qi re
demption and security to said premises. Said
uot having been assigned to these plaintiffs by
Alexander V. BUke, executor of the last will
and testament of AvB.Sanis. Now unless you
plead answer orderautio 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 forplff.
SHERIFFS SALE.
The State of Kansas, Nemaha county, ss.
Samuel A. Stinson, Plaintiff vs Wm. 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 tause out
of the District Courf of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Kansas, sitting within and
for aid county of Nemaha, I will on Monday the
9ih rtmrnf Rohniftrv. a. .. 1863. between the
hours of ten and eleven o'clock a. . of that day
at the c--mrt house door in the town oi ceneca
iu the county of Nemaha and State of Kansas,
offer at public sale to the highest bidder, for
cash, in i-and, 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 eajt
one half of lire eouh wesf quarter of section
weny-hree (23) in (fownsnipone (1) of range
fourteen (M) situated, lykig and being in he
county of Nemaha and Scare of Kansas. Said
property io be sold by me in acoerdanoe with fhe
command of said older if sale.
JOHNS.RODJERS,
Sheriff of Nemaha county, Kb.
J.D.Brumbaugh, prflfs ay.
Jan. 10, 1863. n41
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
1863.
The New York Tribune, first issued iu 1841, now in its
twenty-seco'id year , has obtained both a larger and a more
widely diffubed circulation than any other new spaper ever
published iu America. 1 hough it has suffered, in com
mon with oilier journals, friui the volunteering and depart
ure of tens of thousands of it patrons to serve . in the
War lor the Union, its circulation on tho Oth of December,
186:2,13 a follows: Daily, 50,125; Semi weekly, 17,'-i50;
Weekly, 146,000 ntal 215,375.
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Tr.bune 'ba'ipoliticnl convictions wtiieharewell character
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of one blood a)l nations of men" Republican in its asser
tion of the equal and inalienable rights of all men to ' lite,
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steuuUbt, earnest, detiant hostility to e cry scheme and ef
fort .if t! ulao Tower, from the Annexation of Texas to
the great Rebellion, to grasp the empire of the New World
aud wield the resources of our country fonts own ngrau
drenient Hepublican in its antagonism to the aristocrats
and despots ot the Old World, w ho fondly hail in the perils
and calamities suddenly thrust upon us by their American
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its plotters, and the firm establishment of equal Tights aud
equal laws throughout the wholo extent of our country,
wherein Liberty and Union shall indeed be "one and in
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Addreaiv- tiutiuBuiM, N. Y.
SherUPi sale.
t The Sftalt of Kaasas, Coaaiy of Marshall .
Washiagtoa L. Waticias vat David "K. Rasmas
sioa. : J w'
.rByTirtaeafaTeadt aatiai4aitf January
11th day of aFS. 18W, teste Jfraceid aad de
Viewed,iwedinthealveeaUedcuout of
ta2adjsilliatriot-aeurt of, the State of
KABsaasittragwithiaaad foralarshaU couaty,
I willoa the 10th dayf sUrhAD.-J863, be
itFttt Ttae hovnef ieya4f.A,-ai. sarf-r o'cWck
r. a. of , said day, at the oeiert aMseT dew ia Ma
Vysville in the 'etfatj.)ttfaaali; 8t3Ftf Kan
sas, JTer at pWw sale U the hig ., bidder, fer
eash, all tha nght,xUk aad iatefest of the
aseve aamed drntfihi aad to the
ftllewiarttierXWraaasttwit: jt, twd;
.three aad fcwft ..ferixreiim Bal
lad & MorralTs addwieTtiTtalewa orPalaiet
to, slarshalljiounty, State ef aasas,said pr
ertytoateldtessisry.UMfiWe aamed vendi
aadeeeis. ,Giveaaeraijhaadthis 6th day
of February a. DUbVl -.1 'lJT
Q. . SWEA1INGIX. Sfctriff.
X. P. Bramhaugh; PUTs att'r. 4te45 .
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THE BIG BLUE UNION',
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JN0. P. CONE,
Editor and Publisher,
Marysvillc, Kansas.
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS & FRIENDS:
MlSSOUlli DEMOCRAT.
The enonnotis increase in the price of printing paper and
other materials used in printing newspapers, compels ifs to
increase the price of The Democrat. Our new terms be
ginning on the first ef January, 1863,aro :
Datlt Democbat Mail Subscribers, 1 year,
$10.00. Price to newsdealers, $2.60 per 100.
TrnWeekly Democrat Mail subscnbersi
1 year, $5.00.
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adance. Ordsrs not accompanied with tho money, will re
ceive no attention. Allpapers,of either edition, w ill Lcdis
continued at the end of time paid for.
From the dbove it will be seen that we shall raise the
prices for the Daily, 1 ri Weekly and Weekly Democrat on
the 1st of January next. It is scarcely reccssary to go in
to any detail to satisfy our friend of the absolute necessity
of tha step. All are familiar with the extraordinary, and
rapid increase in the prict-s of printing paper, caused chiefly
by tho failure of the cotton supplies, and the consifjuent
scarcity of rags. As long as the war lasts, or until some
substitute or rag paper shall hae" been manufactured m
abundant quantities, these prices will continue at their
present exorbitant figures, or. what is very probable, will
ndvancestill higher. Again, the expenses of tho Democrat
during the coming winter and spring will be nearly double
what thej hae formerly been. We are determined to
innko it a flrst-olas newspaper, and. in pursuance of this
design, have already emtilojcd a number of army corres
pondents liave made arrangements to publish full reports,
both by telegraph and letter, ot the proceedings of tho
Missouri and Illinois Legislatures hate secured tho con
tinuance of otir important Washington 'Specials" during
the session of Congress, and our fJairo 'Specials' until tho
Mississippi river is opened and all these in addition to our
regular office expenses, which our readers may concedeare
very heavy. When we tell them that in all the departments
cf our paper wo conslantly employ a force of more than
ninety men. In view of theso things wo bclievo our
friends will cheerfully agree with us as to the necessity of
an increase in our sulwcription prices.
1863. 1863.
PROSPECTUS OF
THE
HEW YORK LE8GEB,
Thero is a great deal of t.ilfc among our cotemporaries
about the great ric iu the price of paper,' nnd the ne
cessity of a corresponding rise in th price of newspapers.
Wo do not agree with our friends as to the last proposi
tion. It is true that paper has gone up frightfully fifty
percent, at least, and-is ''still oft its way up.' lint wlwt
of that. Publishers have for jcars had a good time with
low-priced paper, hd made huge profits; and now that
times have changed they should pay the enhanced price
for paper without Whining and attempting to get it back
oil of their subscribers. The increase ot paper will mahe
a diftcrouce of tons of thounds of dollars toils early; but
w e shall not inwasc the price of the Ledger. Th t will re
main as it is. We can afford it. Hie n.tnil price will
continue to be 4 cents; and our club terms as they ul-
ways have been. Uur sunscrioers have stucK to us when
piier was cheap : nnd we do not intend to increaso oUr
rates to them now when it is dear- "It is a poor rulo
that wont work both ways"
All our old coniributere havo been re-engaged for the
ensunig year ; our corps will be so large, and will em
brace snen a variety ot eminent taienr, mat every ctepirt
ment of literature will receive tho particular attention of
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fict, our contributors will send us from eck to weeh
mutli niirc matter than we can possibly u-c. so that we
shall alw ft s havo a fresh and tupcrabuudant supplj from
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The following are the names of some of our leading con
tributors for the now year 1SC3. What other paper ever
presen tedsuch an array of distinguished and popular names:
Hon. Edward Everett, Rev, John S. C- Abbott, William
Cul'eu Bryaut. Joan T3. SaXe.Geo. P. Morn's, X . P. Wil
lis, Geo. D. Prentice, S Ivan us Cobb, Jr.. Kmmcrson Ren
net, lllion Coustellano, F. A Durivage, William Ross Wallace
T S Arthur, P Hamilton Mers, Col. Walter IJ, Duniap,
Mrs Sigourney, Mrs Southworth, Fanny Fern. Annie Cora
Ritchie, Alice Cary. Mary Forest, Miss A K Dupuy, 3Iary
Staaley Gibson, Carolini Ciiescbrou, F.thal Lynn, Mrs
Jistelle Anna Lewis. Amy Randolph, and many clergymen'
professors ia colleges, statesmen and other eminent wri
ters residing ia different parts of the United States.
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, Ko 40 Park Row XewYork
CENTRALIA NURSERY
We hava at Centralia, Xemeha county, Kansas, atwut
40,000 apple trees, all grafted, and of all varieties that have
been tested iu tho west- They havobcen ruwn here on the
eptB paine. If aBy trees will do well in Kansas theiw
stiut. Also, quautityor Cherries and different varieticsof
Strawberries, Javton Blackberries, ictc We shall be
ready during tha "Fall of 1862 and Spring or 1SC3 to supply
tke people af Northwestern Kansas with trees grown here,
on favorable terms. Apple trees, 3 years erowth from graft
4 to 5 feet high and stocky, 20 cents, and other trees in pro
portion. We will take ia exchange for anything in our
Nursery, aUTriudsoT Farm produce and stock. Give us a call
W foa aca oiu to the rinar, aad exajainc for yourselves.
Bnag along a kadof corn, wheat, pork of'anvthinr von
"have to spara, aad.tat:e aae trees trhas too proper tuna for
transplanting comes, some preier trauspiaating ia tho
Fall- other iu tke Ssriag-suityotirselvea.
J uoe, 1862. BAKER & SQUIRE.
Albert Gr. Barrett. PlfT., ", Before W.
TS P. HC68,
HeriryB; WiHiamg, Deft. ) J. p.
To IlearyD. Williams: Ton will take notice thatoa- the
7tb daycf Jamaty 1863, as order of aUadueatkeod by
Will-aaa P. Bess, a justice of the Peaar.forlUrehill coun
ty, ia the above eatitled cause, for the sub of$7792 you
are there&re aotiied to appear on the 21k ef February,
1C3. Aunt G. Biatrrr, Raitit: a43
WANTED VyANTED,
PORK PORK !
I will pay cash ,'16. " Pork.
A- B. LOVEElg
Marvsville Kansaj Not.30. tf..
Trr-nT- ,'Tf,nr v.r..:m.z:v;njr,-J - "- '..
L1AVEIW0ETH
BUSINESS CARDS.-'
STETTAUER & BROf.f
Jobbers ic boots
shoes hats
fcod caps.
dry-goods
,
tud cloihiuf.
The largest stock in the west
AND
cm-n aVt Tire Tuciv
W-' SWC-irTPRTPV l
WE hnvea fnll "assort me Ht of rHnts, Bleach
rigs shirtings, Brown sheetinps. Valnut wills
Bine nnd .Brown Denims. Checks, Tickings,
Brown drill, Flannels, Cassimers, Sattinets,
Tweeda, Jeans, Linnons and a full stock of La
dies dress, Hosiery, GloTes, Ribbons, &c.
In our wholesale department we can and do
oScr
BETTER INDUCEMENT
To our Country merchants
than any other house in the West. .
All we usk is a trial.
STETTAUER BRO.
New York Store Xo. 17, Co, 55 and f7.
Deleware street, Leavenworth, Kansas.
i
DRUGS & MEDICINE!.
H'lTUtESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. 10 Delaware St., corner of Main,
Leavenworth, Kansas.
Have just received and keep conslantly on hand
a full stock of fresh and reliable
Drags, Medicines, Paints, 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 o any House trt the tcest.
Our coal oil is the best e er offered for f alo in the western
market. Especial attention will be given to tho Oil and
Lamp trade ia keeping tho best brands of oil and the latcs
stales of lamps constantly on band. Will phjsicians an
country dealers please call and examiba our stock,
nlO EDDY & ARNOLD.
FAIRCHILD, KING & CO.,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers,
LEA VENWORTH, KANSAS,
Have on hand one of the largest and best selected stocks of
Dry Goods in the West, which they are constantly sellingon
the most reasonable ternis. 3Ierctants from ibo Interior
are specially invited to call and examino their goods. Ilav
inga commodious business IioU,'e,andtfealinf!; entirely in the
wholexale branch, they are enabled to sell atpriccu to suit
the times.
eJOHlSr MYERS J'.
DEADER IX ' r
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Ch vter-0ak Cookiiife Stovesf
Tinn r's Stock, Hollow tvarc &c,
AND MANUlMCTCaEItS OF
Tin, sheei-iron and Copper ware :
33 Delaware St. Leaven5.orth Kacsa-;.
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KANSAS B00K-BINDERlf,
Established 1857.-
JOH DODSWORTII,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURE,
On TJii'rd street, betr.ib fietaware,
Zeaventcorlhj Kansas.
BLANK BOOKS ruled, printed and bound to any pat
tern. For Bankers, Merdiautsj Count officer--. Ac. fd
,Journal,Recordsaud Dockets, n( out ofgoodpapcr .y seCopd Jsjfcial d-fetriet of
eartern prices. 3 agazines, muoicau., .la uu eS'lat00U"Kftn-sas, 8ittingTwiHkin,ttd for Mar-f-riu;nnr(kncvbinJin.
.. ul3 fi T H1 B V1 . A. .i... k&'Ju.-n u.
in plain or fancy bin Jmg.
WATSON & BRACL
WlioUsale Dealers in
DRY GrOODS;
Soot and Shoe, Clothing and Outfitting Goods
12 Delaware Street,
LEAVENWORTH. X KANSAS.
MANSIOTi HOUSE
SAMUEL RISER, ProprietoIi,
vor. onawmcc ana riiit tvcnxij jseercentcorllu a.an.
& Ottfaitmsandbaapgftwa'l Bad fr tlia .Wm
States leave thH Doaw IJWl,. . .
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We also keep Foolssap, Note, Legal Cay pa
pers and Envelopes, Printer's paper and Carda
which we will sell to printers at St.Louia rata
with freight added. .
We buy and sell exclusively for -CASH, tnd
flutter ourselves that wtbuj aadtelUt
rates. Our motto' ia
Zarge&dtu and Small Frotitti
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COAL OIL & LAMPS.
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Which we Kill sell at th Batimwi T
MarJitt.
Derlers from Plka'iPeak, aal Bait Lakaaadtha la
of Kansas willlindiaourstoraalarg aatrtaaat T
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OUTFITTING dOODS
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Which tra irill tll at ratwto tail h
' rWAR TIMES!"
There are two LAftOZ G10CERT. V, ' iB,MU&Um
I.Mid.oaru.andjfce think atraagars hiv wu cheaper
tluin at any city.in this tldaity. CaHav "-u" -aJLaad oai
ly buy ef ourTioi-je.waeB we iwll at' frs- 'Ttnlidvautafa.
6rnnl3 . - ST-KBBl S fel'O.
-Tlte State of Kansa?, County of Marshal!.
Joieph Samuels vs Willifim Barrett
13v virtue of an execuuoafbdariag date Janu
ary l-liLi. u18rr3,to roe directfrd and deliver
ed, issued intheabore entitled ciiscntrjf the
Shall county, i Wiuon laeiwaunv u iui:v;o .
nlSAS Vt ween the hours of Id DcIok A.X.
and- o'clock r. m. of s?d day'attSe'conrt house
doorinKarysvilleythe cduitty of-Hnrshall,
State of Kansas, ofier atpnblfc salrtothe high
est bidder for csin, all he'righ'tlitle -and inter
est of the abejv? named defendentin and to the
following described' 'real "estate, to, win ""Lota fivo
(5)ndJxX6)Ta "block tweni-four (24) in
Ballard' & Jlbrrall's adrlition" td i Talmetto,
Jjiag'and.being.sltuated within the incorporate)
limite of Marvi-Ville: Marshall county; 'State of
Kansas, and to'bc sold to satisfy the abovo exe-
.Given under inj hand tnis 6th day of Febra-
arvji.i jicoo. - .
G. D. S WETRIXGHt, Sheriff.
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