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TflE BIG BLUE UNION.
snWTY OFFICER
OF MABSnALLOOOmj, KANSAS.
j D. BRUMBAUGH, Probate Judge.
A E LOVELL, Treasurer.
jiMES GRAY, Sheriff.
ALEX. CAMPBELL, District Clerk.
r S. NEWELL, County Clerk.
C F KOJSTER. County Recorder.
jicOB MOIIBACHER, Sen., Assessor.
ffM. McCLOSKEY, Surveyor.
TflOMAS McCOY, Coroner.
FRANK SCHMIDiM
JA.MES KELLEY, V Co. Commissioners.
i J. PALMER, . J
otal Hifo Special Notices.
Revenue Staraps For
sje at the Recordek's Uffice.
A recent order from the State Adjutant
serai's Office changes the 6th to the 17th Reg.
K. S. Militia.
Last Saturday evening, Mike Shroyer
.nj George Thorn were hauled up and fined one
dsllar and costs for disturbing the peace.
In Brown county, orders drawn on the
County Treasurer are cashed on presentation.
This shows good financiering on the part of the
County officers.
That was a sly trick of uncle Peter's
Any ladj would be pleased to have such a clever
fift. We won't say anything about it though.
elsjitmay bo found out.
The Topeka Record comes to us this
ffpet full of new advertisements, restored to
ji3 old size, eight pages, printed on good paper
nd looking clean and neat. It is not
cruBhcd out" yet.
Notice Cutting Timber. Any person
canine timber or trees, or peeling bark from the
fame on my land, near town, (tkes w qr of 8ec.
28 tp2 R 7) will be prosecuted to the extent of
the law.
uUtfj Joseph Jsamcels.
Attention Company. Company A.
17th Iteg'tK. S. M., Cavalry, will muster for drill
on Thursday, May 19th, 18G4, at 1 o'clock p. ji.
it Marysville. Wm. Hexrt, Capt.
Now Tuey Have Come All my old
caitomers, who have been waiting so anxiously
fornv new goods can "be accommodatad. My
new stock has arrived and I can supply you with
ny article that this market affords Come ! !
A. E. Lovell.
Property is changing hands consider-
ibkof late. Mr, Bicker has cold his farm for
$?00.00, to a new comer; MV. Newell has sold
i.3 house to' D. lYolff; Mr. Gift has sold his
thop and rented his house to a 'family of new
comers, and intends moving to the country;
Mr. Stauss has sold his shop and tie purchaser
is fixing it up for a bakery.
Suicide. A man named Bushes, had
lis leg broken from being run over by a loaded
vigon on the road from licrc to Seneca, oae
diy this week. "While his comrads were un
loading a wagon with which to canry him to the
celt station, he drew his revolver, placed the
aunle in his mouth and discharged it, killing
himself instantly. lie was brought to Guit-
ttrd's and buried.
Marysville. Our town is moving
right along in prosperity. Improvements are
Swag on all around us. The sound of the haul
ier, the saw, the blacksmith's anvil and the dri
ers whip mingle melodiously with the roar of
tse Kater-falls on the Blue. The Bannock fever
thst raged to such an extent last winter has en
tirely disappeared without the loss of a patient
tad our people continue their substantial im-
Ffovemctts.
The Sub-f5nmmittfle on the Conduct of
e War. which went to the West to inves
tigate the Fort Pillow massacre, find am
ps evidence that the horrible reports from
tfcere are only too little exaggerated.
ihey found the most of the important
witnesses at Cairo. Rebel paters like-
i$e admit it and indeed gloat over the
j tchery.
When .E. J. Jenkins. District Attorney-.
''ft Marvsville. after attending court in
at city, the landlord of the Marysvilte
Botel provided him with a boiled chicken
other delicacies for lunch, thereby
Wincing his good taste in caring for the
afort of his guests, and his appreciation
"l true gentleman and emcient omcer.
-iroy Investigator.
n0 SUUIUICU IU CI ICCOUd UCUSID 111
House of Commons that 'during the last
ts? years Ireland has lost two and a half
llions flf hor nnnnl.tmn aA iTinf trio
xodus is still going on at the rate of one
ouu iwcuiy loousana per annum.
Col. John T. Snoddy, editor -of the Bor-
, 7 " "uu" iy " Jiuca-
"v evening after a abort illness.
1 ?ew Srun?wick papera are loudly
y &om tkat proTince to th Uni-
J. Heasit.
MAMMOTH
FEED, SALE AND LIVERY
w
E HAVE COMPLETED OUR LARGE
Stone Stable, 45 by 75 feet, capable of
holding
100 Head of Morses !
Hay, Corn, and Oats Plenty!
Try the dlammoth Stable at
tiflarysville.
SMITH & HASLT.
MarysTillc; Kans'ab, Oct. 24, 18G3. tf
Mill Seat For Sale.
Ihaveafirit-class Will Privilege on my Farm, on the
Big Blue River, about ono mile abovo Okrtoo. I want to
sell the -ituation to some man that will improve it. Or T
will take as a partner tor llw purpose of pnttiug bp a
Mill, some gwd man with n little capital. For further
purtiiular enquire of E.C. Manning, at Maryswlle. oro
the subribjr, at his farm above Okitoe, Marshall, county,
Kansas. A.N. BARNES.
Nov. 7, 1SC3. tf
Administrator's jfotice.
All persons interested will take notice that
letters of Administration have been granted to
the undersigned on the estate of Thomas J. Ens
low, deceased, late of Marshall County, Kansas,
by the Probate Court of said county, on the 22d
day of April, A. D. 1864. All persons having
claims against said estate will exhibit them to
the undosigned within, one year from the date
of said tetters, or they may be precluded from
any benefit of such estate, and if any be not ex
hibited within three years from fhejlate' of said
letters, they will be forever debarcd:
WILLIAM M. EDWARDS.
April 23, 1805. 4-3t .
Legal Xotice.
John S. Fowler, andO. P. Barbour, whose residence is un
known, will t.tLu notice that Henry Barncl.low on the 29th
d.iyot Ktsbru try, 18f4, filed his petition in tlio District
Curr of the -e ond District of the -Ute of Kansas, in and
fur Maianall county and otht-rs attached fur judicial pur
poM:s,a ainst John . Fowler, s principal, o. P. Barbour
and Wm. Th iiupsnn as surety una note, dated Nottingham,
Marshall county. August 3, 1 SCO. for the sum ol $.'40 CO,
pi able in 12 months from date, with interest afrrr.Jue at
20 per cent per annum, and the olyict of this iiiitis to ob
tain judgment ng-un-st the above named defemlent.M on the
nolo mentioned npd a decree of foreclosure and sale of the
south half of the Kouthcast quarterof section eighteen, and
north half of southeast qnai ter of section nineteen, in town
ine of range Sm Marhill county Kansas, containing lfO
ncrct, con vc3 ed by the s lid Fow ler to secure the payment f
6 lid note to plaintiff, and also to obtain a judgment on tlw
mortgage for the sum of $50 00 liquidated damages, and the
further sum of $21.10 which the raid plaintiff has paid ns
the amount of taxes and penalties accruing on said land;
aud thiit unless the said defen.lents plead, answer or demnr
to the pi lintifi's petition on or before the 25th day of July,
1SG4, the same will bo taken as confessed and judgment
rendered accordingly.
t 11. F. K I TiLEY, Plaintiff's Attome .
Attest, Alex. Cvmpbell, Clerk. 4-7v
Order of Publication.
John O'Neill and Sarah Melinda O'Neill, non
residents of the State of Kansas, will take no
tice thatGustavus Kutter, of the county of New
York and State of New York, did on the 10th
day of March, A.D. 1864, file his petition in
the Second Judicial District Court of the State of
Kansas, sitting within and for Marshall county
with Washington, Shirley and Republic counties
in said State attitched for judicial purposes,
against the said John O'Neill and Sarah'Melinda
O'Neill, setting forth that the said John O'Neill
and Sarah M"linda O'Neill gave a certain mort
gage to the said Gustavus Kutter, on the south
west quarter of section number fourteen (14),
in township number fourj4), south of range
number six (6), east of the sixth principal meri
dian, in said Marshall county Kansas, to secure
the payment of one hundred aud fifty dollars to
gether with theintciett thereon, according to the
tenor and effect of the note referred to in said
mortgage, and tint the said John O'Neill has
failed to pny the the taxes and assessments levi
ed on said premises for the years 1861, 1862 and
1863, and that said land was sold to satisfy said
taxes and assessments, and that said Sarah Me
linda O'Neill claims some interest in said land;
and praving judgment against the said John O'
Neill for the sum of one hundred and fify dol
lars, together with interest thereon from the
3rd day of August, A. D. 18'H, at the rate of
twenty per cent, per annum until paid, the sum
of thuty-two dollars, amount of redemption
money, and tliefurther sum of fifty dollars dam
ages for the foreclosure of said mortgage, and
that the above described premises beordertd to
be appraised and sold according to law to pay
the SHine. The said defendants, John O'Neill
aud Sarah Melinda. O'Neill, are notified to ap
pear and answer said petition on orherore the
20th day of May, A. D. 1864, or judgment will
be tuken by default.
BRUMBAUGH & BOLLINGER,
Plaintiff's Attorneys.
' Dated March loth, 1864.ol-7t
Order of Publication.
Frauds M. Abbott, non resident of the State
of Kansas, will take notice that Hawkins Judd
did on the 14th d.iy of March, A.D. 1864, file
his petition in the Second Judicial DistrictJCourt
of the Stat of Kans rs.sitting within and for Mar
shall count-, with Washington, Shirley and Re
pub, ic counties in said State of Kansas, attached
for judicial pu poses, against the said Francis
M. Abbott, setting foith that the said Francis
M. Abbott gave a mortgage to the said Hawkins
Judd, on the southwest quarterof section four,
in township four, southof rangesix, east of the
sixth principal meridian, being and situate in
said Marshall county and State of Kansas, to se
cure the payment of one hundred and ninety
six dollars, together with the interest thcreou,
according to 'he tenor and effect of the note re
ferred to in said mortgage, and praying judg
ment against the said Francis M. Abbott for
the sum of one h.indred and ninety-six dollars,
with interest tqereou from the 13th dy of July,
A. D. 1861 at the rte of twenty per cent, per
annum until paid, and for the further sum of
fifty dollars attorney ree3 for the foreclosure of
said mortgage, and that the above described
premises be ordered to be appraised and sold ac
cording to law to pay the same. The Mid defen
dant, Francis M. Abbott is notified that he is re
quired to appear and answer said petition on or
before the 20th day of May, A. D, 1864, or judg
ment will b taken by default.
BRUMBAUGH & BOLLINGER,
PaliatuT'a Attersevs.
Date March1 16tb, 18M.-tt-7t -" :
T. Smith.
eD & & p & a I
Order of Publication.
THE STATE OF KANSAS, I
Mars had County.
In the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Kansas, sitting in said
Marshall county, with othet attached for
judicial purpose.
Oramel Griffln, Plaintiff; vs. Charles R. Deming,
George G. Pierce, Ruth Note ware, Silas Tran
sue, Thomas W..Waterson, John C. Burnell,
Dickison Wykoff, an'd James Parsons, De
fendants. Charles R. Deming, George G. Pierce, Ruth
Eoteware, Jchn C. Burnell, Dickison Wykoff,
and James Parsons, will take notice that the
said Oramel Griffin, plaintiff, of Alleghany
county, in the State of New York, did on the
17th day of March, A.D. 1864, file his petition
in the District Court of the Second Judicial '
District of the State of Kansas, sitting in and
for the county of Marshall, with Washington,
Shirley, and Republic counties attached for ju
dicial purposes, against tie said Charles R.
Deming, George'G. Pierce, Ruth Noteware, Silas
Transue, Thomas W. Waterson, John C. Bur
nell Dickison Wykoff, and James Parsons, set1
ting forth that the said Charles R. Deming, one
of said defendants, executed and delivered a
mortgage td the said Oramel Griffin on the south
half of the northwest quarter, and the north
half of the southwest quarter of section twenty
nine (29), in township number two (2), south ef
range number seven (7). east of the sixth prin
cipal meridian, situate in the said county of
Marshall, State of Kansas, to secure the pay
ment of the sum of twojmndred dollars ($200),
according to a certain note referred to in said
mortgage, dated March 21st, A.D. I860, payable
in twelve months after the date thereof, with
inters f- the rate of four per cent per month
after maturity, to wit; the 21st of March, A. D.
18b i. The petition further shows thai George
G. Pierce, Ruth Noteware, Silas Transue, Thbtti as
W. Waterson, John C. Burnell, Dickison Wy
koff, and James Parsons, claim to have some
interest in said mortgaged premises. The said
Charles R. Demin g, George G. Pierce, Ruth Note
ware, John C. Burnell, Dickison Wykoff, and
James Parsons, are further notified that they are
required to appear and demur or answer the
said petition oh or before the 20'hdayof May,
A. D: 1864, or said petition will be taken as con
fessed, and judgmentrendered accordingly, and
the said land decreed to be sold to satisfy the
same; and the said defendants barred of all equi
ty of redemption therein.
ORAMEL GRIFFIN,
, By Brumbaugh & Bollinger,
Elmore Martin, his Attorneys.
Dated March 17th, 1864. 51-7t
Order of Publication.
David Dealy and Elizabeth Dealy, Augus
tus Green and Marcia H. Green, non resi
dents of the State of Kansas, will take notice
that Gustavus Kutter, of thb qotinty of New
York and State of New York, did on the 10th
day of March, A. D. 1864, file his petition in the
Second Judicial District Court of the, State of
Kansas sitting within and for Marshall coiinty,
with Washington, Shirley and Republic coun
ties, in said State, attached for judicial purposes)
against the said David Dealy, Elizabeth Dealy,
Jackson Taylor. Julia Taylor, Augustus Green,
Marcia H. Green, Woodford Reedy, Phebo Ree
dy, Geowre W. Roedy, and America Reedy, de
fondents, setting forth that the said David Dea
ly and Elizabeth Dealy gave a, mortgage to the
plaintff, Gustavus Kutter,on the following tract
of land lying and being in said Marshall coun
ty, Kansas, described as follows, to wit; The
northeast quarter of sdctiou number sis (G), in
township four (4), South of range seven (7), east
of thesixth principal meridian,tosccure the pay
ment of one hundred and fifty dollars, tog ther
with the interest thereon according to the tenor
and effect of the note referred to in the said
mortgage that the said David Dealy has failed
to pay the taxes assessed on said tract of land
for the yeare A. D 1861, 1862, and 1863, that
said land was sold to satisfy said Uxes, aod
that the said Jackson Taylor, Ju ia Taylor, Au
gustus Green, Maicia H. Green, Woodford
Reedy, Phebe Reedy, Geoige W. Reedy, and
America ReeJy, claim glome interest in said
tract of land under the said David Dealy and.
Elizabeth Dealy, and praying judgment against
the said David Dealy for the sum of one hundred
and fifty dollars, with interest thereon from the
3rd day of August, A. D. 1S61, at the rate of
twenty per cent, per annum until paid, the sum
of fifty dollars amount of redemption money,
and the further sum of fifty dollars damages for
the foreclosure of said mortgage, and that the
above described tract of land be ordered to be
appraised and sold according to law to pay the
same. The said David Dealy and Elizabeth
Dealy, Augustus Green and Marcia H. Green,
are notineu to appear anu answer said
petitijn on or before the 20th day of May, A.
D 1864, or judgment will be taken by default.
BRUMBAUGH & BOLLINGER,
Plaintiff's Attorneys.
Dated March loth, 1864. 61-7t
Order of Publication.
Hugh McDonald, non resident of the State of
Kan-cs, will take notice that Gustavus Kutter,
of the county of New York and State of New York,
did on the 10th day of March, A. D. 1864, file his
petition in the Second Judicial District Court of
the State of Kansas, sitting within and for Mar
shall county, with Washington, Shirley and Re
public counties, in the said State of Kansas,
attached for judicial purposes, setting forth
that the said Hugh McDonald executed and
delivered a mortgage to the said Gustavus
Kutter, on the north half of the southwest
quarter, and the south half of the northwest
quarterof section number thirty-four (34), in
township number four (4), southof range udm
ber seven (7), east of the sixth principal meri
dian, situate in the said Marshall 'county, and
State of Kansas, to secure the payment of one
hundred and fifty dollars, with interest thereon
at the rate of twenty per cent, per annum until
paid, from the 3rd day of August, A. D. 1861
according to the tenor and effect of a certain
note referred to in said petition and mortgage,
and pVaying that judgment be rendered against
the said Hugh McDonald for the said sum now
claimed to be due, and the interest thereon, and
the sum of thirty dollars being the amount paid
for the redemption of said premises from tax
sales, and the further sum of fifty dollars as
liquidated damages for foreclesure of said mort
gige; and said petition further prays that said
premises be ordered to be sold to pay the same.
The siid Hugh McDonald is further notified that
he is required To appear an d answer said peti
tion on or before the 20th day of May, A. D.
1S64, or judgment will be taken agains't him by
default GUSTAVJJS KUTTER,
by Brumbaugh & Bollinger, his Attorstyv.-
Dated March lotK,' 1864-51-7t - v '
Marysville Advertisements.
Tlclory !
DIEE0T ROUTE TO BAM00S!!
JOSEPH SAMUELS
Is inflexibly devoted to THE UNION of these
States, and the maintenance of this benificent
Government. While doin z all he can to uphold
the integrity of the Nation, he remits no effort
to sup: ly his fiiends and neighbors with
Spring and Summer Goods
AT LOW PRICES ! All purchasers are invited
to call and examine his stock of
DHY GOODS!
Such as Ladies' Rich Dress - Goods, Shawls,
Trimmings, Ribbons. Embroideries, Domestics,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &c.
BEADY MASE CLOJHHiS.
Hats, Cap"3, Boots, Shoes, Hosiery Yank c No
tions, Drugs and Medicines, Farming Uten
sils, Liquors and Wine3 in original
packages for medicinal use, c.
CEOOKERY,
HARDWARE
GROCERIES,
&c, cvsc, cfcc.j &c, fcc:
All of which have been purchased on such
terms as will enable him to sell at prices which
cannot fail to satisfy the closest buyers. Call
and see. No charge for showing goods. He is
on hand with the dimes, and ready to pay the
highebt market prices for your Wheat, Corn,
Oats, Lumber, &o. All kinds of Country Pro
duce taken in exchange for Goods. .
Keep Posted TJp !
If you would become rich in this world's goods,
buy at the People's Store of J. Samuel's.
Prudent folks will look around
To see where Cheipest Goods are found ;
Where, for least money, they can buy
What e'er can please the taste or eye:
Where those who bae of dollars few
May make one go near as far as two I
Thousands have fouod it, so may more,
At Joseph Samuel's People's Store.
Who go to Joseph Samuels' Store,
Are sure lo cry ''How cheap! how rare!"
"How can he do it?" Don't you see?
'Tis simple as the rule of three.
His goods are bought at cheapest rate,
Sold low as aby in the State:
His sales are large his profits.sraall,
His constant aim to satisfy all.
Then come up to his well known StoTe !
You, who have never been before;
Those who 've been there before to-day,
We're confident won't stay away;
For just as long as men will go
Where they can save a dime-,, we know
That Joseph Samuel's Store will be
Head Quarters of Economy.
JOSEPH SAMUELS.
Marysville, AprillO, 1864. v3-n2
J. w.
DEALER IK
DRY GOODS,
CHOICE GROCERIES,
LIQUORS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
QUEENSWARE,
HARDWARE,
TINWARE, &c.
He has constantly on band
VEGETABLES,
FEED,'
AND PRODUCE.
GROCERIES ; a Choice Lot, ust received, and
for salexjheap, by J. WIESBACH.
SCHOOL BOOKS; New kind, complete as
sortment, received and in store.
'J. WIESBACH.
CASnPAID lor CORN,
' ' RAGS,
HIDES,
WOOL,
FURS,
COUNTRY PRODUCE of all
J. WEISBACH.
kinds, by
I have received, and am constantly adding to,
a heavy stock if
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c, which I wil se
Very Cheap for Cash; and every body will find
it to their advantave to call and examine my
goods.
J. WIESBACH.
no20tf
THt)S- MCCOY,
BOOT & SHOE-MAKR.
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Know all men by these presents,
that I make Boots and Shoes of all
sizes and of every description imagina
ble, for those who may be so kind as to
give me a call, at No. 53 Broadway, where I
shall always be on hand. My material is the
best that enn be purchased for gold or Treasury
Notes. Come aloag and bring your feet, I can.
fit them; don't care if they are as unevea as a
tomato, or so ugly as to make their ower Mush.
Charges as moderate as the times will admit.
KT. JB. I will also repair harness as neatly
as possible and at very low figures. Mj motto
Itrowwktkaapforeaefc. . ,
Another Brilliant
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Marysville Advertisements,
A. ILAjRGKE STOCK ;
OP
FIRST CLASS &OODS
AT
. Ff. jLOI'EIjVS
VAJEIZETY STORE
Broadway, Marjavill,
I have always in store & full supply of choioa
FAMILY GEOCERIESV-
Including all the staple, varieties such as Floitr,
Cofee, Tea. Sugar, Jtlolqtses, Tobacco,
Candles, Soap, cn $c.
Embracing Muslins, Brown Sheetings, Calicos,'
Delaines, Flannels, Hosiery, Gloves,Shawls,
Bed Ticking, BIanketsr Gentlemen's
Dress Gjpods of the latest style and
best quality. Boys' and
Children's Wear.
Satinets, Jeans, Tweeds, Monkey Jackets'
Hoop Skirts, Balmorals, Nubias, Cotton
Batting, Waumunses, Drilling, &c.
Hata arid Gaps, Boota and Shoes, &o. .
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
in variety and amount too large to enumerate.
Also Confectionary, Stationery, and a variety of
Knicknacks anil Notions
Shelled Corn, Bacon tj-c. taken in exchange 'for Goods
Thankful for past liberal support, I Lopo to merit a con
tinuance of the same from all of my old customers, aud
trust to receive my share of the transient and new trade
now a-going in this and adjoining counties, prcmicing to
all who deal With m satisfaction and their '"meney'i
Wth" rr lA.E. LOVELL.
Marysville, Kans, Nov. 14, 1SC3.
GREAT BARGAINS!
CASfi JUICES!
sczi.urnjr
Stock of v
Has a
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
Hardware,
Queensware,
Fancy Goods,
&.
Groceries,
Patent Medicines;
Pure Wines
And Liquors:
Everything
In Fact, in' the
Frontier market
Alio which will be sohlat as LO W PRICES as
elseichere in the Stale.
The HIGHEST PRICES PAID for
Country Produce ; Hides, Furs, d-c.
110, Broadway, Marysville, Kansas."
November 14, 1863.
IMMENSE STOCK
OF
AT
T. W. WATERSON'S
0E PB JSE CASH ST0SE
Marysville, Marshall County, Kansas;
Where is constantly kept the largest, and lest
selected stock of goods west of the Missouri
river,' and sold uniformly at the, lowest and on
price, consitiog of
Dry Goods,
Groceries,"
Hardware,
Queensware,
Boots, Slioesj
. Hats$ CapsV
,i
Heady -rdade Clothing
Drugs,
Medicines,
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
Those who want to buy the Cheapest and
bestiality of Good, will find it to their adran-
tage to call at the One Price Store of
T. W. WMTRSOJm. '
Thankful for the very liberal patronage be
stowed upon me by the public, 1 can assure them
that I will try to merit a continuance. I keep
constantly on had a well selected stock of staph ""
and fancy, goods, of every description, and will
sell them at very small pi ofitg. Particular at
tention given to the Clothing branch.
N. B. Flour, ifeal,. Corn, 'Meat,,. Potatoes,'
Batter, Eggs, Tallow, 4c, taken- ia t4ekafi
I for Goods. . . . . J5JT &
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