The Big blue union. [volume], March 21, 1863, Image 3

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By virtue o j tiro vendis, each bearing date
February 19t& 4. D. 1863. to me directed and
delivered, issued in the abave entitled cause out
f tie District court of, the second judicial dis
trict of the State of Kansas, sitting -within and
for Marshall counts, t -frill on the 1st day of
April, 4. D. 1863, between he hours of 10 o'
clock A. M. and 4 o'clock Ps MS of Baid day, at
the court house door in Maryb villein the county
filiarehaU, State of Kansas, offerrat Public
ale to the highest bidder for cash, all the right,
title and interest of the above named defendant
1a and to the following described real estate, to
wit:
lot Block Lots Block
128 1689 71
4 .. 4 3 91011 72
4 8 It " 6 12 73
2 6 4 80
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- 8 1361012 94
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11011 10 8 96
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12 " - 17 2 7 89 101
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8 -80 7 103
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78 83 1 99
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86 9 24
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4 712 58 3 52
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63 7 88
12 58 64 9 96
10 65 9 82
2 8 79 11 " 66 4 14
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8 8 8 9 11 c 68 2 48
8 -' 69 1 9
88 8 8 911 70 5 30
8 94 12 85
2 80 10 67
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12 27 6 91
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All Wins and neW situated in the town of Pal
neti nnwithin the incorporate limits of the
city of Marysrille, MarshaHcounty, State of
Kansas and to be sold to satisfy the above ven
di and costs. Given under my kand this 27th
day of February A. D. 1863.
G.D. SWEABINGElfjSktriff.
J. D Brumbaugh, PlTs att'y. 48
"LBaJ2 STOOK1
4ft
Or
PlRSf 6L'A& goods
"fr 4 3H "! -
A. E, Lovelies Variety Store.
I have just received a large supply of first
quality GROCERIES, including all the sta
ple Tarieties such as Your, Coffee, Tea, Sugar,
Molasses, Tobacco, Candles, Soap, c, $c.
DRY-GOODS.
Embracing Muslins, Brown Sheetings, Calicos,
Delaines, Flannels, a great variety of Hosiery,
Bed Ticking, Gentlemen's Dress Goods, of the
latest pattern Hats and Caps, Boots Shoes, Jfc.
DRUGS AND MEDISINES
in variety and amount lot large to here enumerate.
Also Confectionary, Stationery, and an endless
quantity of Nicknacks and Notions.
Shelled Corn, Bacon ice. taken in txchonge for
(roods.
Thankful for past liberal rapport, I hope to merit a con
tinuance of the same from all of my old customers, and
trust to receive my share of the transient and new trade
now a-going in this and adjoining counties, promising t0
all who deal with me satisfaction and their "menes
worth." A.JK.LOYELL. n45
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1863.
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Fetltfoa ffer Divorce.
Jonh Dunbar, plaintiff, vs Sarah Ette Dunbar,
Defendant.
In tie Second District court within and for the
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Shelled Corn, Oats & Bacon,
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flEW YORK LEDGES..
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No 40 Part: Row XewYork
SHERIFFS SALE.
The Suite of Kansas-, Marshall county.
James Slreater vs Lorenzo D. Rich.
, By virtue of an order of sale bearing date
18th February; A: ; 1863, to oe directed and,
delivered, issued in the aboTe entitled cause out
of the' District Court of the Seeond Judical Dis
trict of the State of Kansas, Bitting within and
for the county cf Marshall, I will oa Tuesday the
7th. day of April, A. D. 1863, between the
hoars of 10 a. x. And 4 o'clock F. M., of said day
at the court house door in Marysville: in the
county of Marshall, State of Kansas, offer at
public sale, to' the highest bidder for cash, all
the riglit, title aid interest of the above named
defendests, in and to the following described
real estate to wit; the south half of north
east quarter and north half south east quarter
of section four, (4) township two, 2 south of
range six, (6) lying and being situated in
Marshall county, State of Kansas; eaid prop
erty to be sold by me in accordance with the
command of said order of sale.
Given ondef my hand this 5th day of March
A. D. 1863.
G.D. SWEARlKGET, Sheriff!
J. D. Brnmbasgh. plTs att'y. 40
FURS, FURS.
Joseph Sunelt is paying the highest Market
price in cash, at his gtere in MnysVille,. for
xhto, huc aa truer, jaeaver, ommnr. JHina,
1felf,,Cooa fcc.j fee. AllperatM having furs
will do well to apply .to Samuel's before geing
elsewhere as he pays the higb'ast market price.
STETTAUER & BRO
Jobbers inbooti
shoes hats , .
and caps
dry-goods,, i,.
and clethlng.
:friuL
The largest stock in the west
AND
SOLD AT THE LOW.
EST PRICES!
WE have a fullassortment of Prints, Bleach
csshirtiars, Brewm sheetines. Walnut twills
BuealBrewn Denma Checks, Tickings,
jjrowu arm, iwuuna, v,ss3iiwrBi;.-oi.iiHcus,
Tweeds, Jeans, Linnens and a foil s trick of I4P
dies dress, Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, &c:
r
In our wholesale department we can and do
offer
BETTER INDUCEMENT
To our Country merchants
than any other houfce in the West.
All we ask is a trial.
STETTAUER BRO.
New York Store No. 17, 55, 55J and 57.
Deleware street, Leavenworth, Kansas.
GREAT BARGAINS!
AMD
OASBt PEIGES'
FRANK SCHMIDT
Has a stock of Dry Goods and Clothing, Hard
ware, Queensware, Fancy Articles,
Groceries, Patent . Medicines,
PURE WINES Alh LIQUORS,
Everything in fact in the Frdntier Market
All of which will be sold at ai LOW PRICES
as elsewhere in the State
HIGHEST PRICES paid for Couii
try Produce and Hides, Furs, dec.
110 Broadway, Marysville, Kansas.
January 31, 18G3.
Sheriff's Sale.
The State of Kansas, county of Marshall
Orwell C. Horr vs D. D. White & Co.
By virtue of a ve"ndi bearing date January
17, a.d. 1863, to me directed and delivered, is
sued in the above entitled caus'e out of the dis
trictcourtof the second judicial district of the
State of Kansas, sittiug within and for the coun
ty of Marshall, I will on the 17th day of March
a. d. 1863, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m.
and 4 o clock p. k..qi said day at the. door of. the
courthouse in Marysville, Marshall county,
State of Kansas, offer at public sale to the high
est bidder for cash all the right, title and inter
est of the above named Defendent in and to the
louowing aescnoeu real estate,, to .wit: lot y in
block CI ldt 5 in. block (7) lot 7 in blockf 7) lot2
in block (8) lot 7 in block (11) lot 1 in block
(14) lot 3 in block (14 lot 5 in block (27) lot 4
in block (34) lot in 1 in block (42) lot 6 in block
52) lot 3 in block (55J lot ym block illl ly
ing and being Situated in the town of Palmetto,
Marshall county, State of Kaasas. And he
following lands and fenemenfs in he fown of
Marysville proper, o wiZ: lot, ope'fl in block 21
lot 7) in block (44 lot 51'in blooktl9 lot 5
in block (51 ldt (8 in block 22J lot 12 in
block (3WJ lot 7 in bloct 114 lot 1 $n blocfe
(75 lot (10 in block 17 lot 6 in block (71
lot 9 in block (44 lot (6) in block (40 lot 1
in block 102 lot 3 in block 109 lot 3) in
block 73 lot (9 in block 70 lot i in block
(73lot4inblock(50)lot (11) in block (80)
lot (3) in block (114) lot (4) in block (17) lot (6)
in block (109)lot (12) in block (83) lot (12) in
block (44) lot (6) in block (47) lot (4) in block
(48) lot (10) in block (83) lot (8) in block (44),
all lying and being situated in Marysville (prop
er) Marshall county, Kansas. Said property
to be sold to satisfy the above vendi and costs.
Given under my hand this 13th day of February
a.d. 1863.
n46 Q. D.SWEARINGEN, Sheriff.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
The State ot Kansas, Marshall county.
James Streeter vs Emil C. Hooper.
By virtue of an order of sale, bearing date"
Febrrmrv 18. a.d.1863. tome directed and de
livered, issu ed in th above entitled cause out of
the Second Judicial District of the state of Kan
sas, sitting within aadjfoi Baid county of Mar
shall I will on Tuesday the 7th day ef April
a. d. 1863, between the hours Bf 10 o'clock a. x:
and 4 o clock p. x. of said day, at the court
house Jdoor, in the town of Marysville in the
county of Marshall and State of Kansas; offer at
public sale to the highestbidder for cash in hand
all tho right, title and interest of the above
named dependents in and to the foUwwing de-
scrioea property, to wu: xne soau east quar
ter of section twelve, (12) m township two (2)
south of range six, (6) east, situated, lying
an being in the county of Marshall, State
of KaBsac. 8aidrroDertvtobe said hv me in
accordance with Um eoaamand of said order of
sale. Given tender By hand this 5th day of
March, i.D. 1862. -
G. D.SWEARINGEN, 8Kff.
J D. BrunTJin jh, plTs att'y TUfr
STEBBINS & CO;
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vaauauss In litia ''
Grocers
We rwpKtfaUj Invite fcabri i&d dttrtM of KiMftiW
call and'exusiae owetock baton baiac ilwwkare.
- jp aU kind f
GMl O O ER ItXMtf t
A FfJLL ASSORTMENT OT!
t fce V
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liquors, wines; brandi?;
A Vvry targe Stock of NAILS,
GLASS AC.
ft
W a! an Vpti Fnnl?'art. ote. Lecal Cav Da-
pers and Envelopes, Printer's paper and Cardi
which we will sell to printers at St. Louis rates
with ireignj- aaaea. s-
We buy and sell exclusively for CASH, and,
flutter ourselves that, we buy and sell at lewmi
rales! Our motto is
Large Sales and Small PrbfiUl
Tf e Urito afpedal atteatioa to oar aheap !
66ALOIL & LAMP$;
We also bare and are eoastaatlf leoelTlug J
SAlT!
Which we hill sell at th Bottvn of fa
Market.
Dealers from Pile's Peak, sod Salt Lake andthe'Intealaf
cf Eanais will find In onr itore a largo aejortaeat at
OUTFITTING GOODS
Which we wirfsell at rates' to snit ik
WAR TIMESt
There are two LARufc CROCERY U E la Atehbow
be'de onrs, and wc think stranger! i btv ve cheaper
tt.an utunrritvin t!il ririnitr. rfl&n e u alLaadOB-
j buy of onr houae, when we Bell at vp' tout adTantage.
bm mo oiiiDDi v w.
Sheriff's Sale. .
The State of Kansa.'. County of Marshall.
Joseph Samuels vs William Barrett.
Bv virtnft nf an execution bear in date Janu
ary 14th, X. b.i&SG, to me directed and deliver
ed, issued in the above Co tit lea cause, out oi me
district court of the second judicial district of
the State Of Kansas, sitting within and for Mar
shall cotiniy, I will on the 10th day of March a.
D.1863, between the hotfrs oflOolclock a.m.
and 4 o'clock r. m. of said day at the court house
door in Marysville, in the" county of Marshall,
State of Kansas, offer at public sale to the high
estbidder for cash, all tie right, title, and inter
est of the above named defendent in and to tb
following described real eatate,lo wit : Lots fiv
(5) and six (6) in block twenty-fbiir (24) in
Ballard & Morrall's addition t& Palmetto,,
lying had being situated within theiflCorporate.
limits of Maryrville, Marshall county, State of.
Kansas, and to be sold to satisfy the abote exe-J
elation and costs.
- Given under my hand this 6th day of Febm-
kr i y 1RR5
G. D. SWE ACT GIKl Skerii
J. D.BmoiiiSPUrraU'y
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