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0SKAL00SA, KANSAS. J
WIDNESDAY. Dec. 19, 1S60.
SIGHS OF TEE TIfflES.
No dote observer has failed to psr
ceive the fact that the present is a mo
mentous era in the history of the world.
""" There it no part of the globe to which
irtuayreiKa&'bilirbod. wh?re there are
net startling developments iiansptring,
.. waoalW-wrwWfi artTfraught-wil.1 iuTpor-
tatil.iLjiot. yitgl Jaterests and cons-
finances.
Europe n like a ship rockedon a temr
Ti'ea: iuwisu ' ' Li .1 i' ' . . .
, pasWous sea. The old dynns'.ics.wlucli
have Aliened and feasted off of the
richness of the land, arc tumbling ,as
the .aspea leaf, in the-breeze: and l!
,t tyrants, whose faugs.hke tin tu1:i a
. talons hare been struck -deep into the
,. fthearteof the, people, begin Jo lcehthe
power beneath them, and with a iorc-
boJingpreientiiaent of the day of reck.
viuujr, quake upou mctr uirones, iwu-
leg a aina oi presaging certainly msi
rumble lato dust
tTtA a waff aba r lltimc- !i-t 1ie ok TmirT I
'? UValfed is JiMolvingawav; and that;,tul,s:-baUKv werenady losacri
" alfea'dy th ruins of rovalty begin to "" l"e,r "Trs' "'e,r loriUUts a,,u lI5,r
"''' Lui-. j... sacred honor" for the irooi of the na-
Italy is consolidated beyonl the pow-
r of Austria to keep Iter separated.
T' Hef example will soon be followed by
r'a Hungary. Germany is ripe for fice-
JCI dom;' and even for down-trodden Po-
l Itiid there is a glimmer of bopc, like
1BrlhonTfifnl sV-alts that iOumiiM the east
91 i1? ju b'arbTngera'or'the coming dav. .
r?l! lav i ' -.5 .
Tattering thrones r.ni reeling dynas
ties are .visible everywhere throughout
. Vthe'Old World, and there is no appear-
" ance of permancnev any where. Even
troa-apuna ttussia is not ueyonu tue
reach of reformation, or tue possibility
' 4fc ' i
ofrevolution. Indeed almost the whole
MZsrope is like a city o era maga
ine, which needs, but the application
f 4a match to explode it aad send de
struction oa ail aides.
Andjf wi-lurn from Jhe old world
i to put ow.u land, we tball find the same
-, , ,ditarLingof the elements of peace
and eonord. aad similar prospects of
-3 ekaage or rcvolutioa. .
sm Fornc years past our nation has been
,. tossed upon the billows of commotion, I
3 asa' vessel laboring In heavy sea whh
- high"WiuiU and pittiless storm'. The
tt harriers were thrown down, llio'flooJ--..agaUs-lifted,
'and now tlFe deluging wa
cnaqara'grawn too 'pbwerful'fbr the inter
meddliag demagogies wlio let' them
- -- 'Aovm,mt9 .sweVpiBg along in their dis-Piii-jtraotif
course, leaving -duly the hope
i:ti:that,thy will spend themlves by their
-ah fwn violence, and subside when Uieir
liTstreagUi-isgoile. ' '
qa -ksTKerVit' Tittle doubt but there hre
fl qkitr-a" large number of disappointed
b.lit'rciant of the Jtith and a cousidtjr -
tnaWiamaerxf rabid abolitiouists of the
,t3t2Tortb would' rejoice to see the 'Union
"J 'tTisiolved' ihVfornier out onnleiue but much more would be don-tted, had
v'! lelfislfnessl the latter from intense ha- ot contradictory reports beuu circubit
e!0,rtrVd oi" Slavery." Both arc livid, andi'J' "W bavo private advices from
both bfic'de'dr and their folly is only Columbus, Ohio, to ti.o effect that iu
it equated 'by their rashness. In the tbe city and its immediate vicinity but
t i North Uia lundfull of abolitionists arol ''ttlc assistance can be obtained, oniu-'
w pawerlvts to do real evil; the only tuis--toqakiaf
they succeed la accomplishing is
,L- cto deceive aad excite the South bv their
,fEi.Miiansmtory"speeeh-i and publications.
eo -.sjm latter beiagtoo easily thionn out of
lo Muaaee far- small things, which really
.t.gi net te trouble them.
r!;3iiUafor:iiatefy, however, the agitators
haa the South are aameroas aiid strong,
to aad ia asanyr coafmuailic are in the
o majority; they caa do much mischief if
the better class of citizens do' not rite
Up and stand for their country. Some
.. eljJieM dismrhersofi the,peac; boldly
,s declare, eves ia theHaU ef Coagre,
e.mUtJtbeJbre been expecting and pro
paring for the present atate of things
for. tmnljf year ! This, is probably aa
xa-'ciated statement, somoUitng like
tne proauciioa oi a propuecj iier iuoi
event has occurred, but it shows that
lWiHdaeee is deeply seated ia the
fileVef .
3C" theee ar U$U. What do thej .por
tend ? Are they the haibingers of the
"ewnMi of the oair really sacctisful
Beaahlie ef the Utter ages, if sot of j
lo showorkl ? er stall' we heps tor better
Ihiaget' ' '
TbeTTtie it aa -creatful oae I The
f.ye)enof tte" eppreeeael ef air nations
fl'laaierhere the Bwref 'Hope had arissa,
Shall they mm (bat sUr go doVn ia
suukaau aad blooofaBd the radiant
"v't t ?.tZ L..V --.. Am otrtrl nn nut
patrietteei wm never skia deep, be
nieMU7j1bJc5sbe most sor
diiralisfc.i.hWl the peopkt .of aUi
reaksi)ackJuitoiba. gloomy night of
lc4kwmtJ9i memkmijitnm elt tliey
a jwere.be ew OMrrgMg fitbe jigMt 61,
-.he flsmsrfiJUherty bieh bad appear
of the earth's redemption frost thrall
dom ? a
- Itis daisied that lefcal rights have
beet.or may beuttfringeer i a woidr
tlinljposiibla policy magfbo ia-.uguia-y
tedjjin tliuSoumry which wilf fimtMy
result in dt-preciating a certain kind of
property; aad with others, that the pro
perty spoken of cannot be had on as
reasonable terms to the owners as they
would like, unless the African Slave
Trade is re-opened. But shall it be,
that the paltry question of- the price 'of
negroes shall be put in the scales to
weigh aguinst the Union ? or that a
desire for more negroes direct .from
Africa shall operate to desttoy the con
frderacy ? - z
What are all the negroes in or out of
America, in or out ot Atrica worth,
when compared with the value of
.Republic like ours to the woild? How
can any m.iu who loves his couutiy or
his race, bi so si-nls.li as to put a plan
Union of egroas against the world, and
swear that he will stand by the uegroos
f the world sink? He is uot a pnlriot.
but the most utterly selfish of mortals
who -can think of sueh a course.
If our fathers of the Revolution had
been so selfish; if tiicy bad put sordid
motives befoie pnliiotisru, we should
n.-.er havojtad our keiitaire of free.iu-
good
tion. Willi such a spirit in our country
to-day, thei would be uu talk of dis
union. We arc not defending aggressors, in
the North, or excusing them they are
nithoutexcufc; but they are powerless;
and wo aim. our remarks to thoso.in the
wrong who caa accomplish great evil.
But we have wandered some dis
Unco from our theme, which was merely
to point out the Sigus of the Times.
Without doubt there is deep meaning
in this upheaving of the cations. Pro
viduoce has designs to accomplish.
Disaster may tcciu to be upon u, and
.upon maoy portions of tho world; but
il. may provo only a present chastise
ment forour future and permanent good.
We do not for a moment doubt but that
the "oerturning. overturning" will re
sult in good when tho end comes.
At present the workings of the grer t
Disposer of evetits may appear myste
rious and "past finding out," but there
is no permanent retrograde. The de
cree Las gone forth and the world mu-t
advance. Progtess is written on all
things, and makes tho history of the
past and presiml; it is destined, 'amid
confusion sometimes, it i probib'le, to
be the same in the futute, until the
reign of Truth shall be universal, and
millennial light .shall lijpil the hist.
darkness from the earth. Lot us hope
that these dark hours only lutbir.ui-r
the bteak.of a brighter d:y thau has
over illumined, the world.
Kaj.-s.vs Aid. Lare quantities of
-provisions are parsing through this
' Fiice J-'''y for Southern ILuiias. The
jlP1 of l!ie States are responding
to the statements inide there, by Gyv,
' MeJary, in reference to the amount of
destitution in the territory. Tho tenor
of his proclam ttion setting apart a day
for thanksgiving, docs ma very wall
coriTpnrt with ike published .statements
midii by hi.il on theidiastrutis effects
of the protracted drouth in Kana; and
wa are truly sorry, for the sake of the
suffering poor of our tenitoty, that the
Governor bo gravely misrepresemc.l
their true condition. Great weight is
generally conceded to the opinions of
men in high positions of honor.aud they
should bo exceedingly careful not to
arrive at hasty conclusions on subjects
'of so much moment to the people.
The statements f the Governor, we
presume, were made ata time when the
people of Kansas were not aware of tbe
extent of destitution that would follow
the great drouth ; and this should be
taken into consideration.
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REPORT
Of tbe Jefferson County Relief Socie
ty,as retaraed to the f resident and 6 s
retaryof said Eociety.by the Township
Coanmitteee of the County, except Ken
tucky Township, which has suede bo
report :
Jfo. ef acres ia earu ia 1859. 8 400;
1C60, 1S.300;
Busliebj raised ia 1859,
295.000.
SI. 000.
I860.
-.
Deficiency, ia basbele
No. of acre ia wheat in
BushsU raised ia
r
S74.000.
1859, 840;
1860. 9200;
1859. 4.880.
1860. 860.
Deficiency in basaeja.
4.0J0.
BusVofMUteearaieeeTia IZ69, S.3Z0.
rr ' I860, 846.
r
-west r X amssawesksaiaaw
Defieieaew ' aeliele . . 8T,S4
Val.of garden products in 1C59, 64.780
1C6U 3D0
l Do6cient 4.480
Bsuef coin Wanted for seel Mt!61. IM'J
i& m f ; ss t-r
J wheisj " & ." lwO.
--"poiaToes '-'i0.
The Township committees report ttat
the provisions on Land, if equally dis
tributed, weald not last over ten days.
The number of families visited Is be
tween four and five Jiundred, and threc
fourths ( than. areot supplied' with
winter clothing.
The above report is not a full state
ment of, the destitution of the County.
As-above stated, Kentucky Towa-diip
is not-embraced in the preceding, report,
Gien under the bauds of tlie Presi-
t
dent and Secretary of the Jefferson
County Relief Society, this December
I7th, lSu0.
Henri Craehs, President.
tf. B. Carsox, Secretary.
&tm$ to
LATEST KEW3 B7 TELKQRAPK.
CORWIN'S COMPROMISE.
SPEECHJOF BEX WADE.
rasjr)nvi3iaiioa4 against rcfonm u ocny
Uilli, 0'i&Jt Tlnllilication ud in farur
ot Crcioa.. ' -PcJ
PROCEEUIM5.S OF THE SKCESSION CON
t YEHTIOH 13 duL'TII CAltULtNA.
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Wasiiixctoj.-, Dec, 17.
Senate. Fifteen hundred additional ,
, . , ,
aceompaning documents were ordered.
unniaa rf tlisa T'ria ilittita mtcstiarai imi
Mr. Given moved that Wednesday
aud Thursday, of next week be set h
part for Territorial business. Agreed
to.
At one o'clock, Mr. Powell's rciolu
lion was takeu up-
Mr. Wade said he bad very little
faith in argument under the.circum
slatices now existing ia this country.
lie did not understand that any thing
growiug out of the recent election was
any cause (or the present condition of
the country. If the papers are to be
credited, there is a reign of terror in
tho South equal lo that hi Paris. Us
did not blame the South, for they had j
been led to believe that the Republican
is .
parly will trample on their rights and
are their avowed enemies. At the North
he would be tho last man to advocate
laws derogatory to the interests of any
State. TheM penonal liberty" laws
were not made to degrade the South,
but to protect the free States from uu
ltwful seizure. Whero the Somh has
loit one man, we-hnvo lest ten by un
Uwful mobs. The South own the Sen
ate and President. Ho then went on to
argue that the Itepuhlcnn p-irty i the
same that iterer ha-1 bo.'n-thai itMoo.1
wliera Uaslmigton. Jvtteison, Jackson &ctll cn-i-. a.id that the moral pmer
and Ciay htool. It holds to the doe- atketed in other fvinputhising States
iriue that tdaveay shall not clist in the (of present movement would be
territories. He then .aid if the South! if w,e a"r" lo C,.,.,f;l,,nI1 . , .
, , ,. ,.,... "r. (Joi'hran, ot Abtietulo, taul he
had anything to emjiliun of in tl.e char- W0lllJ tVur ItfHV0 ColuillbU u,ltll lllt?
acier, habits, or principles of Mr. L'n- oidlnance of bccesstoii was p.wed, and
coin, or Vico President elect. let them' ured members lo htaud up to all ihe
name it. The day of compromise is at
an end, after the experience wo lime
had in Congrets, it i3 absolutely ridic
ulous to talk about tlicni. When ihu
a : i. i .i
miicni-aii jicoiKo cut loose irom uie
heet anchor of Liberty, that moment'
the Kepnblic is at an ?nd. We must
submit to the uitmihtnkable verdict of
the people. He said he would i-id lo
no compromise we had won tho victo
ry as all otheis had there wer no
comprom'scs to inske tho controversy
must bo mot alone by the Constitution,
aad when we go astray from that, we
pet into diCirnlty. The South cUims the
Coustitulional right lo secede from the
Union. If that be no, we l.uve nor and
never had any Government. South
Carolina is a amall State.and wo should
not miss her much if swallowed up bv
an enrtluuf.ke lo morroW. For himself,
he would nllow her to go.but as a mem
ber of this Congress, and asupporttr of
the Constitution, hw would not do so.
A Slato has uo Constitutional right to
go out. They can revolutioiae; if they
conquer.they are right; if conijered.they
are rebels. No new State shall be ad
mitted into-the Union without iho con
sent of two-thirds of all her members
of both branches of Congress, and the
vote will be taken by yeas aud nayn.and
shall be entered oa llm journals.and ev
ery bill for such purpose will bo subject
to the approval or rejection of the Pres-
iJeat ef li.e United States, as in other
vutt, excepting that when returned.
with his objections, it shallreguire the
.vote of three-fourths of both, Houses lo
pess it. Air. W. continued ateonsidcr-
able length, contending that the present
troubles were mainly Attributable to
misrt-presetaliofls of tbe Republican
party and its objects.
Mr. Johnson of Tenn. got tbe floor
and tbe Senate adjouned. j;
At a meeting of the Pennsylvania
delegation to-nigui, inriuuuig tue twa
Seaatora, Thaddcus Stephens alone ab
sent ibefollowiag resolutions wasuAsn-
moaalV-ttlefd:
m
Resolved, That, in our judgmont, it
,
:.. .1 : Ki
ia in
venia
Opin on of the people of Peunsyl
that tlieJ Cor.stHuliosjl rights of
ari-seelions beVespectejd sM sccartd
uraae octrespecieu awn sccajreu ,
that all the laws be tiishfullyand proaip-lly-tXtw'uted,
and that the-UaioN of the
States, the Constitution and the laws be
maintained aud enforced in all their in
tegrity, The. House -of Representatives .have
just passed resolutions, by n vote 151
f 14, recomtjieiidiagJ, the pOTof all
State uws in couuicl wi:(i the Lonstitu
lion and the Uws of Congress.
Mr. Adjian, of JJ. J., offered the fol-.
OWipg.i . J . s
WiiEREAs.the Constitution of the Uti
ited Siaie- is the supreme law ot the
laud, rind its.'ioad'y aiid faitfiful obedi
ence is a duty of all gibd and iaw-abid-citizens;
therefore
JlaolvetL, That ..we depreciate J the
spirit of diaobedteiice to the Coustitrttion
'wherever manifested',a':idnlhat we earn
estly rttcoinmetid the repeal of all stat
utes by the Suite .Legislatures in con
flict with atid in violation of that sacred
instrument and the laws of Congress in
pursuance thereof.
John Cochrane oik red an amend
ment tojinalude in tlie;recnmmecJatioa
the repeal of Peronal Liheity Bilhf(so
called.) Applause f$
vTm resolution1 was adopied by 157
lo 14. yThepieamhlo was adopted
wnaiifmofisly.
Mr. Lovejoy oficrcd a resolution ma
king n similar declaration to that of Mr.
Adrian's, with the ndditcoti of recom
mending a repeal of all nullification
laws, and asserting that it fc the duty
ho protect vand defend the property ol
:..., . . v
of the United States.' Ohjeclions was
raado from the Democratic side.
The resolution was adopted 121
yeas and no n-iys.
" Columbia, S. C, Dec. 17.
The ConveiKion had four ballots foi
a peinntieiii I'refidcut. On the third
ballot, Gov. Uisl received 38, ex Sena
tor (Jhecinui 1.5. t-x-Spvaker Orr 32.
Mr. Janiesou Gl.with aomo 4 sctlleriiig.
Oti tdc fourth hallol Mr. J.iuio.mjii re
ceived lit! ole,Jex-.SpeaLr Orr 3 J,
scattering 3.
Mr. Jameson, on taking the Chair,
said he had not language lo expresi
thanks for the honor conferred upon
him in making him ilieprcMilmg otfieer
over the del-.bcratius of this Conven
tion. He was engaged m a most nn
I poriaut duty thi moat important that
1 a..).. ..I... ?....!. j . . ?..
ludeer devolved on South Caiolinu
God only knows what will be the icmiU
of our piocccdiiigv hut we would im
plore OO-J's ptolection tor ihn Siate.
A r-.olutioa iths ihuu offer cd that
when the Convention atjouiu, it be lo
meet at Ciiarleaton at 4 r. u., to mor
row. This resolution caused couiider
ahte deb.ite.
Mr. MiUs appealed to tho Conven
tion uot to adj. nil n to Cli.tilentoii, but
to loiiiain here rettnlless of he small
tox or other pli)sictl or moial causes
iu iJiMXirging du i repaired liy South
Cnrolin.i. He ur.;td th.it other Sutt
wotihi jeer at their limtdity iu the pro
rq-pon-ib lilies of their position, and
remain and perttct their work.
Mr. Keia Kiid ho wus n nrdentlv
dcvtited to heceion as any in in. mid
determined to lm with tho Conwution
until their action was complete, but
urcJ .'"eir 'jraiiig t Cliarlcsltn.
uu i-iiu uu never ni'uiu tuiisrim iu
hairy through tho proceedings of ih'i
Coiivtiiilion. and gave notice that n
ordinance could bt pasted with hi-
consent, until ei cry point was duly con
sidrred.
O.hers enjpiged in the discitson pro
and con. The motion to njonrn lo
Charleston wasfinnliy curiud by a large
iiMjoiity.
15. soltU;ons wore adopted inviting the
coiiuni-sionersof Mi-.-.isippi and Alt
bam i to seats oti the 11 tor, aU that tln-y
address tho Couvcutio.i tonight at 7
o'clock. .
A motion was ma to lo invite Hon.
Howell to a seal on the ilr. Sorati
members nhjctcd.and thought it would
be expressing complinvntaiy terms to
Mr. Cobb that were notacceded to the
commissioner. The motion to tender
him a seat prevailed, with a fw dos
seining voices.
At the inauguration of tho Governor
to-day, the g.tlleiies of iho Represent
tives' Hall were crowded with m iny
ladies.
Mr. r tokens read tuo inaugural, ttis
sentiments were deeidclly fhm for
secession, and were warmly appended.
In the rear of Mr. Pickens, at the
speakers' stniid, were Mr Cohb,Mesr.
E;noreatid Hookor.commissiouer from
AUIkihui and Misaissipjii.
The" Convention re -assembled at 7
p. M., with Hon. J. F. Jaimcson, Presi
dent, in the Chair.
.Mr. Ingles introduced the following :
Jitiolved, That any mctnbur, dcsiroiu
of presenting for the consideration of
iuo convention, any tir.iu or scueinc,
be requested to hand the same' in with
out dlay, to the said committee of
Nots. Here is aa omission.
Resolved, That the acts of the Gen
eral Assembly of (his Sialo providing
for the assembling of this contention
be referred to' tbe same committee with
instructions to act thereon
Tbe President ihentjiained a clerk,
messenger And door-keeper. -
Ex-Gov. Adams here introduced to
the convention the Commissioner from
Alabaas. snd Mississippi.Tlui QWir"'"
irew' Aiaesnsfw vpoae urtj,,
r
aad the Commissioner from Mississippi
followed. Both speeches were modern I
aiatjn tone, auu principally went to
liew that they, the Commissiauers,
aotfel by the authority of the Governors
of tlleir rAMtiective Stuts. in nr-rir.!i.nn
i(L-il, .:..a.. ...: :. f .i.
people of their States.
The first resolution was then adopted,
ayes 159, ntiys none.
In the second resolution. Mr. Gads
burg moved to till the blank with 21.
Mr. Klieti mod to amend by insert
ing rotlir mtitters presoeted u thetn:",
Mr. Barwell. The Committee will
hate the right to report the whole sub
jct; every tiling should bo first submit
ted to the jComniiuee. . , t
Mr. Hughes. Tlie object willbe ac
complished without the amendment.
Mr. Cheever. The great aim and
object is to avoid every side of the
question iu which there may be a divis
ion. Wo have had proof this etemng
thi.t there is but a single voice- within
the Slate of Sjuth Carolina. Business
i uxpedited by confining ourselves to
secession. Our first aim is to break
the chain of the Union ; the next, point
will ho to study the point of direction.
Mr. Hay ne. The proposition, as I
understand it, is llial a committee of
twenty-one, be appointedWtako into
coikiderniion the various measures that
might be iutrudaced to the considera
tion ofboMJonvention.
j - vv. . vmb aw SMV
ri.-t ,i,
ehMTil receive all such .chain.- frm
'ir , "
-witateier uuarier thev niav coniL and
they shall have ihn pnvile"e lo do
whatever pertains ,o the buiu. of
Ibe ronven.loll, Willi a View of reconi-
uittiiuiug to tins convention whatsoever1
action they mi 'hi think proper for con
sideration, or proposition for discussion-
among us. fceces.son is a matter simply
ol tbe M-i-ession of S.juth Carolina from
th pie.sent Guveriiment. 1 take it
there has been'sufficienl expression of
opinion hero upon litis occasion to guide
th.il Committee. Secession is a subject
upon which all agree unanimously.:
Let the Committee be possessed of
gieal intellect.
Mr. Brady Separate the work for
sipirate cotliniitiees. Let ibero bo a
Separata committee for the consider
sary
contention a-tively'at work. Let each
committee hae its peculiar pro nice.
Four KxARxsr. Dec. 13.
WeaJier mild, wind Southeast aud
snowing Pony Express, hound Eist,
pa-sed at t o'clock this morning, leav
ing the following summary of Pacific
news :
Sax Fbakcisco Dec. 5th. 3:40. r. u.
The Secretary of State, on the 3d
inst.,Dpencd and counted official returns
if lhf litlf flerMini il.r'nnn r tlu Kd-
oi llie lltte eltCloil, UtCariOg tbe lot-
lowill-' re.illlt : Avrr" vote. T.inriiln
33.721; Doughs 37.98 1 : Breckinridge
3.307; Hell y,M3; scatlering 17: loial
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... An , . ,
ll'j.uvt. ino people voted against
calling a Constitutions! Convention bv
petiole Voted Siramst
.
. .
j, fiir
. i . .. .n . -
..... v. t
a IlliiJOtlty ol only l.. ihe vote lor
. . j i i t . - i i .i
paving ta,.e deut ws uigely in the
aareiideney. Tins debt umoums to be-
Co n fi i,i i o. .' i- t
lion of He quest on what is Executive ul "" "f ! ,a " rTr . ' "'
auinorilr and what-is ci.izutish.'p. Jt Lf tuo i J Dar a .-u.urr d: J. L". taujox. ui,
I necessarr to have tha iitit of tin. 1 ' "1 br ib.I.wit.s Itctr&ute. to-wu: Tbt
ttfucu v-uj,vij .tiiu tuuu.uou, which ..SrclUiiS.'. luiu;'J, Ku;oI?, UU'Uorsjjn Uumi-
should have bten leiralizcd in 1857 ? KaLrsjTrrntory.wKcb Vil.l inorgays traisiv
aimmu naTcutcii irgm.icu in IVOi, taUt .var, Vti naJI..11tf a cart-thi inu.ir;
WIlPIl the eilliru bi-ite debt W.ta li-r:tlix , nnU xccnJ icil Uelirr.-! by l,1-!i.l WUiUm
1 II' II klfti .ISwteU UVItQ UV-Ut WiSBf iViiHel
, I I.- .. . . t-it . . ....1 U... I
e.l hy a oteot the people, but, by
taLu of the Stale Con.ioller. it Was not
. i i
-
IIK'it submitted tO tl. people.
. . I .
On the in ghl of tho I,t mst.. the,f,Kj3.B.,.,hMUaiis--.i-
llutlie of the TudIuiOIIO Water CoilipailV
.,11 , I j .r- I
i..o wii7ii, nun -U.I-JHM..H,, .n .t..
WllllO a l:tli Ulinilli; UItriCt Will be
tiling dltriCt Will be
i r . . i .:i
d.-prned of YVter tUO inoillliS. Until a
ueiv tliinif can be co:islrucleI.
The Iwiicraida Mininir Companr,
with a capital stock of 3GO0.OUO. Iiate
organized (o open new silver mines in
rmraliia Ditrict. which lies South
erly from Car?o:i Vnlley and East of
the Sieir.i Nevada, but lielieved to be
within tho borders of California. Some
th ng liKe a Ion of spi-ciiueus from thi
tliitiict have btn axajed, vtehling
from S1.9J0 to SC.OuO per ton. Out'
j!cciu.eii, doubilcas from a pocket"
iu the lead, assayed ai the rate of near
ly 818,000 gold and .silver per Ion.
Oiuoi, news Has received by ateam
er to the -Uth ult.
The iiflicial vote of Oregon was 14,-
7151
t,'..r I tiw.i.li, r. "nil- ltr..Ltnriii , t
r laincolu o.oOU, iireckinridge
3.0C7; Douglas 4.114; Hell 194. Liu--
coin's j)lur.iTiiy 301.
4l
The Atchison. "Champion" says lh:t
the Iliiuuihal t St. Joseph Rdlrosd has
not refused to cairy relief freight, at
educed prices, on account of any re
port that arms had been shipped to
Montgomeiy.as "relief goods;" but be
cause il has increased the rates of all
freights, and because the amount of re
lief goods coining over it was getting to
bo so lare that the I.o.nd was losing
money by transporting them, as the old
rate tlid not pny for their handling.
Tho pniiciit rate of frieght charged just
pays the Company for tho handling of
the goods, and nothing beyond. It
could not be expected lo do more, it ia
certainly acting a very generous panto
the citizens of Kansas in doing that.
L-av. Times.
kiv fattft&mtute.
11.UE IS.V0i:KVALUAni.BTHA.N GOLD.
J. B. MORGAN.
WATCir d: CLOCK MAKER,
OKKAlaOOSIA. KA-ISASV
H AVISO npenel buaine' on OcUwira itraat,
tomb Ot' lbol'ubtiajtuua.e, would roi'rl
luily aunnuiico lo Ibo uitiita of Oikatqwa aud
Ticinitjr, tint be W iirojitrKd to do vrcrjr iliacrip
tion nl work in bi line on ah tt nottea aad la tbe
muit Jub-iiniiil uinitirr.
iotiai caro will bo taken ia repairing Watcb
ea.ClnciiJewetry, Aa.
Uarta bad maur jean espaneaee Id ibis
tntDuli ot nit-abaiiUm. oa bfiieibvitrioialtentioii
- - .sera il. uea wsaaame. - st-sj.
that purpose hy SOIlie UllknoWII eilinites ? ue. aia tl.tioii au.l uia wrerai anesaunuj
. I ' ,. ii Ithsretn contained, wllt"eu aa canfeuad and
Ot the Ci'tilp my . liy tills Vail-iallMll Imlmenl rendered acconlumly.
din r imtiaiitr nn.l-iin lietvv lUmi'rM " In wltnea thoreef IbaTeberennto aob
Mte company suii.tilis ucat o.tmages, . , .,,.,,.! ..! .m..i th.sai .r
t lab' feH imC
Csiis Ijfekt !! NtlSH!
f S;
la UOO OLB
$
.lo itr o o-.rrr. t t !i t n
I "
i.A lfcnthlj?AgiicBlturafeeurnal. de
.voted.to IheKl S.
farm, I.Jve S(ekt Garden, Orchard,
ASU THE CHLTIVATIOS OF THE PKOPLE.
S.xa cnlargnl tn 32 pago.,d prie.5 rxlaced frum
One DIUr to ZSTOxlt Flf TV CaT a Veas.
A club of U-u copic- st S3. au.l a ci.tiv rxim
1 ,ib cotter up .f evtrr club t.f ten. VuL XVI
fur IS6I, bcgtuiwilh ihfirt of jiosarjr. 'tipes-
s. a, niaaiii. f
Ce!aatbtt.,Obio.
CSKAI.00SA. LODGE, SoJUL .,
A.F.-4'A.li:1 1,J
K -jnlar c tDjaonieations. occur oath mtcomd
(! tourtti .Sjtunljjr in eich mncth.
uua orj.n ") i arc rJullr initi tot
fit ,, .-f?t!W" ClUPilAN, W.31.7
i. '.'UAvcsscereiafj. -
snERtFF'S SALE.
TordtoiyoIJOifiavO a &
Cuuufjr.ul J Urrub.)
Jusiiu i Taylor,
TSi -." l
., r. Nt-rriiSKn!;htfCo-ge C KuTght.VTia.
VI. Conuaj, nml AlfinJtr llrl,.i..-.l.t
fcjr'ririu i.l nn Ezireud .n. to iuj direetinl i.0fJ
Of ia work J mi Firf lsiiltJCrirtitUi.X u.
I.c.nrenw(,rtfa Cuuntr. for the irial of ra... .
ris'n- u.i I.t the law f K'im Tmti.-c ln
on the Wtt. Jy tlf Janaa y, A. D. 1SC1, in tbe
r. . . " -" aj -WV.l
io . v-K3tou.a, iv. r. m iroai r the tMiu
' '?,".urrt.6ete" "' fifor
i.k;.,t. u.oi uiutiliy trauj at public W
-il tbjr.itit.ini. .m-.;. rn,...!.i n
S.uJef JJclJ,W'of,iBan(lio:hf IlowIoK
lrt&Ji
'n-iii nine. O) Rloe i;htccn. (18) r-t ibe
UjlttAT TfUtl I, in li. in Jj-n flm nl r ICVi.
-a TorriUry, t.ntL'lya Ul!.n' unAuiiKxeeic
"? J. r. Ul.MU.N, SJenlf.
SflKKIFF-S SALE.
Territory vf Kaunas, i
Cuuuty ut3eiteon. I
Jubu K. Xocr.?,
v j
Par.U SJilicr A J. E. Hdd.r.
It j; Tin uo ut an tiBuuii. w mo dirtctei, ia
iv cd by th CUrkot tt rirst Duuiot Cuuri it
tiug in tho itid L'uunty f-r tLo tr.al i.f cuu.-cs
ntin uuJer the In Jul Koln Territory, I .il
u Lf:uruay tUc I'J b iuy t J.tuuary, A. 1. 13j1,
i"twcvit ibJ bouri t f ..uo anU f .ar o'clock f. il.
S .rib ti5i 4 'i u ur el eeut.oa S-. ibirty-iwiv,UJ.
Tutt Q-ai; cigut. S) Ka- m: o gbueu, tlti) oi'uic
U'.lairuru lcual 1ii4j iu Jili.r-in l.ouuiy Ka
SMTir.tgry. j: '. dlSl O.V, daorilf.
Ui.0, 19 ii-iw-iJ.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
Territory of tauui,1 Id tba HUtnrt Court alttinr
Flrtt Uitnet. nin tM CouotT.for tha trial
Je?er.iu Couur
L Jw-CuiUa.iiaaeraMTentwry.
ty. ) iii itim-. arruitu uaucriaj
j tii'&r :o. J
' llappearine to tbo aatUfattion
0rthCI r ofw..vCmrtbYtaoaJail ofSathn
, W-Tuit iuermi fit J. tbat th J aald defctnlcnt Wll-
Iiu - u i. . ... . w .. .. mr
t iiiun n.fs. h'pii ruui)7iii in vtj tem.v. vt ia
'JsTaSi
Pr,e:V '
mniiiil thurofcre be rrl witli tbe usual
Ifet'ifi p oal rtlil Court: It lliTfors or-
I Vt lliltm KoM re notltl.-lby nitI. rut.oo bcminn.Io
1.1.-.-! I.. ..I.f I'l.r I., v T.. . ll.a.al.1 .lrp.l.n.
l.l.ll... .'. W. . ICI 111 .UL4HW.. III... Mlf MIEW.4.I1I
... . ... . .-. - -t t ... i .
,I I hb ir'i'vixi jni WJ.-.IJ ii xw-..r ii)i'aii
. .-.... . :-
. I. u:i LDjn r. mri 1 1 irjt rj Ht!L oi ine
.t" - "" '! irmiiJ t. tl: "j.-.-t unn scudrtl catare
of lil(h i f.irlnB rrectoi:r.tf icrttliiMortrut"
bcann.-iata ti.ji.-jm u-r 0r.v.itt. uoexocntsibr
'"'rt William itij. i. tii m .v. v. mrtis eon-
iylaj:ti ."-CiirUtBBUonb wclii,.rlrof
i .. aa-a bum Uwt..ii vj t "i "m
llaia lo lh tiW '. tT. tNirtiT. mt the ntl ls v
mis-jMarcb. ..n.i?ja forth .n of :ro mid aitv o
b,,l,re,?Jr'l', lt.if:'i--"ir.-..i tb-sr.a.i.
at .Mnrth 141 bt Spur ont jter nieuth: acilaLMi.t
nn ia ill., .miiii . WW- iTtfrri ni. inw -n I ii.k r.f
.. 1 -- .'.w ..... .. ... . ........... ..... ... v.
OllO
lay
L Mll M "W .. m I'Vl Villi I..I IHtUIM. HkU .IN.IUO
f; m-i.t of t'u aui of flP.r tJolUr Uoru;y"a f4
b answer ar ituiuurst Uio rftitlonof
I'll p ili'lf 1!tI tn ti.i nui, ortor fceforc the
j;iui diy or Feinury A. . olchtmu hniuiivu antl
L. S. iU Court.
',. S. iU Court. t my office in the n;aei".r
I J IWirajBi InciM cnontT, oatalteleventh
KJ u-y afdecciabar, ai6hteen hundred and
in
J. K. WHITEUEAO. Clark.'
By Y. K. IIAVKXR D. Clert.
J. ntU SPIVEY, Atty. for PIS'.
dec. 13-.OSW:
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
Territory of Kanav In Ua Uutrltt Court lt
First liittrt't, tin? in iai-1 Coanty.for
Co intv of l3rou.J Ibe trial of came itrri
.''in W m ii ,1 tn; uudtr tha law af aald
, I'liuliC, Territory.
J. C. Mi-u;-,
Fa'ji'iet Karroik
tHv M Farm,
liefei'tbntt- j
In nppffcrios: to th utlifiirtion of tho Cter' of
nid Co.im by tlia adilaTiiiifSnuiual Farm, herein
Hied. Ihat the tlafeudent J. C. .Vj.iio h noa real
d.-nt of the Telrilorr nforoi-.S.I. It t thoreforo or-i-r-'ilbi
the t'.ie a'iil Cljr!., in ra est ion tnat the
ainl !.' !.
I -ut 3. C. Mim be not.Uj.1 br t.iibli, t
haiuc wad In TIo ln.lapei..ieii." lor it .jewi-
,,ir:,HniJ0v,r,.l-p.n,l,.uc,T 0ftin auiutbaaVtt
of which W to recover the nn of ftaaU, aid to Uj
dae and awiiii-from the aald uaiJodai-w totIujl.
plslnlia on a ccitsm promiv-ory note pirrn by th i
Mi J. C. M-mei', Sauiii-I Farro & D.tTiJ Farro. to
tha add Jo'tn Vt'cin'iinn.oii thi 5! ldyotOrt.ib.tr
1-ii. and dueiu lx month, ift.-nU.tJ. Willi iulerent
,t llm r-.t.tofl.'nti-rceiit tierannum. Further tliat
tho ropertt ofaikl J. V, Mauee, d-Toudeut. ia.
baen all cU-d b virtue of mi order of Itachuient
aued out of ajbt'Co-irt and that nnlaMth-a tll J.C.
Manei le.ul. anawcr or detour to tho plalmlS". peii
tlnn bardn Bl"4 on or biforu the IJlh d ly of Felini-
arr.-A. n. ItSl. Th i alMcattOH aei rorui uierein
will be Uken aa eoutJH aud Judgment rendered
arco'nlingly and tha pronertr hirrlorore attached In
Dili camfl, and mid to viU'j tba jiiUient o to l
rendereil. In witues whereof I hare hepjunto ub
cnbedniiT iiime .tint a'nad lbs eal of aiid Court
It tur oolcf In thj r.tlrso of Oatatooja, Una'Hb day
fof Aovutbor,.l. P. l--a-
j. k. tnti&ni.ti, .ier.
PAUL E.rItAVE.NS 1). Clerk.
J. OILf SIUVKV. & . N. AI.I.E5,
Alioniey'a for PUlatie.
Ilea. IS Sw.
Tcrritorv ot" Kan4ii,
C"Jiry cf JrtrMoii,
O k'itai-iTowD-Kip.
Rcfnra Panl K llaren.
usi ico of i be 1'caca ut aaitl
wii.bij).
U. 11. Jlo. re,
t v Debt and attarbmeat.
Wnu (Vbrane. N. Hi.
Ttiealwte nmiel drlendenl will Ukani
tie that no-l Juolica on tho rix'h tV of l
c:niler, A. 1). I8e, i-s-.r-i an etlcr of aitacb-iu-
nt iu tbe above rau-e Tur llie ;um ' t!-i aai
fiTiyonu hnudrt-dth Mid f 20" the prulabt coats
of llm atiiiMi,Bia:aat tbe gootlBl cbattlca uf
n'xi tleleiidenl.
Said cau I act for final btarirg oa be 3J
rlav of iabruarr, A. I Itttl 1? o'clock A.
if. PAUL K. UAVENS.
Juatios of lb rM.
Daa. T5-3w.
SHERIFFS SALE.
Territory ofKan-aa,!
County of Jo3eriru.
bwirtceofa Fea Bill
to me directed. Utued by lbs cWfcof thu Firat bu
trict Co'tit. ailtlng in JtTeroa Coukty, Kniisaa Ter
ritory, in favor of Kutb AUUon, ai.d agalnat Wm.
V. AtLuou, 1 will on Uio cut day of January. A. 1).
I-Cl between the noma ofono and for o'clock P.M.
of that .t oSoral,iubliv aalalaofolIowiRCdaicrib
ed Heal K.UIO, to wit Tbe fOtUi w,t niutrUr of
Koclinnt'iiriy.foui, (3; TownOtlp debt, 09 Kanja
eliiiU.eu, lo of la Oolawar truat Laada la JaSer
oo Count) ,Kant3iTerrtU)ryjallat Uio Court Houm
.i... In ill , UI..y nf O.ikhiola. KaliMaa Turriliirr.
or ao'iuucb of aatd laada aa will riLafy a Fa UUiia)
v band ar Uio aataaat at aim,. a ana coau.
bte4t-e.i r tr.isiirtwe.w ,
SnKRIFFS SklS,
Twritory of KttM,
Juba Alki-oa
"V-
Will.aa W. Atiia.
, toy vktae of aa Csteaaaa
lo eoe iltrcted inaad hj I Us Clerk ef the Fiih
Ilutriet Court uttio; in Atcbioa Coii.j fc
tlic trial of cause rn-iag ettder the It,
aiJ Trrrilo-y, I will oti tl.e 12. b i!j ef Jaaatn
A. D. 13C! at tbe Court Hua deer kx the T1f.
lag of OskaUxssa. between "h boura ef ca
ainl thne o'ctot k f. M. of that ilsy.Mll f tj
highest biilJer for casb in band all the right
title an4 Btreit o-aaM "W.niHWI Atteoau
of in and to tbe f Hawing boils lo-wfc 1b
South west quarter vt .Sottii'B thirty Car, (51)
rowo-iiip eijht. 8) cf Rang eihtera, 18
tbe Delators Ttot Lants ii JtaetMoCeaiin
Kan-int !e.-:iturj,on so much of said Jjnnta is
uiae raniiia amnia Bnir-a-t-tH. botvt ia
my b.xto. J. F. HIMON, tsbtntL
h'7i y,r uimw
? '- CTf. r
II I
vt ' J
'r "- 'M,airrJ,lIUTiri'
CaUiaaJaaf J" Jl Mill
Job Coraua
'S.A'.ManbaT. r ?-" 1
Er Tirt'i of an Eteextioa to ma dirattad. I
by tan Cttrtof Uw.'Firit Ustdcf XMilUmMar m&.
iu ami fur the Comly of Jatfonon, Kaaxu Terrttary
I .wtlt.on tti fib day ot Janoary,.. D.1W tvlneni
tbo boura of oae and four o'clock K K of thai day,
b-fora Vxi Court no iJ door to tb j vltltj of Orti
lowa, Kanaaa Territory, axaoaoat aubtle wis all Ui
nsbi, bUaaitiati:rMl1oriBIaaid.A.JIardiaI. if
maul In tin fltini rtl aHibir to-it: Tfc
joi-Ui e3it)uarwr of Uoa fire.(j) Townjblp elcht,
(f) of Kno clzUwea, (If-) of tho TVliwnre Tnut
Laudabi Jffjro'Couuiy, Kaair Trrlt.iry. Sale
laad as.niia.d at forfeui.4rl ! airhl doILm.
lbSsU-L J. F. H1XTU5, SbdriK
MASTER COMMISSIONER'S SALS.
Tcniterrof Kantss, ) " ?'
Fir-t Dtslrlrt. I
(t.Bt) of Jr3Ior., I
:oro IT. Goniyoaof CeofxSait,
a i
Cyra KcnDiJy. ami" Mary E.Knn;dy.
Uj virtue of sn order to ms dirxctad. baaad
oat of itiir First Uutrirt Conn of Uio Territory of
hauias iU.:is iu the Coooty of JeSenon for tba
trial r C3us-s arising under tha law, of aald Terri
tory, I will, on Mondz), Uio tu darnf January A.
U. 1-61, at tbe ho jt or 2 'clock P- M. ot that day,
at tl'e Court Iloia door la tbe Iowa of Oikatooia,
Coui.ty of Jelfereon and Territory of Kanwa, oSer
at public aula to lb hlxbcst bidder for cub in band
Uio following described proi4rty.i-wit: The Sooth
VVetl oaarteror Section Ao twelvi (IS) la Towa-
hl Soctlne (9) of Knnro Soautoow (U).ia JeSer-
aouconiuy, naasaa lorniory. uw aora aa taa
brouerly of Cy rua Kenacdy and Mao Kecnadr,
at Ibo ault of Georce If. U , aaKSBoa of Gmiz
Butt. AppraU)d at 3U dollar.
J. GtLLSPIVET.
AtcS-aa-SaU Olaauc CoiMiaJKhinnr aCaali Coarl.
snERIFF-3 SALE.
Tern lory of Karwn,
touutj or Jcttjnaa.
Jojiiiea K. arajaotaa
a
Kdwarl Hiatt.
By virtue of aa execution to aa direct!, la
ne.1 b- tbo ClcrV. of Cij Kr-l Uistnct Court iiUiax
witliin'mo CoeJtj of Jererouai.d Konau rarrimry,
I wi'.l oi.Uie till day of January. A. il. .Ml betwtta
the bounof ou- LU4 four o'cloi P. II. oftbaldy,
i.i fiout ortlio Cocrt Homo door, Iu iba Tillage f
O.U.iioju, Kauu Territory, ojipoio at public tata
kll tbe rU M. titl, aad interest of taid Kdward Hiatt
orm aui to m rjUtfiii rjai Eta-t-iu lua
will bslf of tii Ki.lVl ifiartvrot Surtau tlitica
li); TotiWupeled:i (II). Kjl. JJI.teen (K),
of tii j Di.Li.Tare Trut lnd. ta Jaffersoa County,
Kaoiwa rrr.lory. Said laada apuralaod at two baa-
dredaiMirortT umiara. j. r. ni.tiu.i,3sini.
Dc.S-i3i-5d.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
I'!Mint Kib.-y Kain.'tA. John Af. Wnitc Da
fcoJant.
The Jai-I John M. VThitc i harefcv notiiil tb:t
1'Iei-ant K b-r Plainl.iT, bai filtl an adiiavil
b-freludl T Foley a Jn-tiovot lh P. aicin
ml for tkr.Cuuutjr of Jcff.rscn, an Tertiary
of KaDM, that nd Jobn H While 14 a nou-rea-iJ.-ut
i.f aid Cu it y. an I hat cauMrd an ktt-ich-nitnt
to b i..-ued, and tbe roj city vf -awl J-bn
il. VVbita to be altacheii t atis(y a tit bt ol ser--ii
and lorty-fiteoue hun-lrtdlh dutlar' wt'h in-terc-t
rrum the fourth da ol Atut A.D. IS5).
An.l tbat on tbe 15 h day ol i tvemlx r next fin
i j'iii;i..ont iilbe out in aail ct'Ur-e bv ,ail
Jit-dii at bia. of&cc in tte Vitls;e i't K'-In
ua K. T. I'lKASANT KIKDKY.
Nov. M3-5r.3d
AVPRATSKMKXT AOTICB.
Territory af tunui,
Cou aty f .'aSenoe.
Hutu Attitoii,
v
VVm.tV.Atkltoc,
ToWIULmu U. A(k4n: you are hereby
notlSei that I Vi!I on tho ZX) i!y leceiubi,
lf0. l-irj-'upon and appraise the aoutli west iiii!-r
of Section t.ur.i four (34), own eight (S tiaPfe
oijbteen (l of tho Delaware Trot lao.t in JfEer
100 Cusutr, K T. between tho honn of ISo.cIotk
A.M. and 4-'iiIck V, M.of Uiatday.to -lit-'van
eief.it.ou iu bit handa in favorof Sulrt Atkuoa-ad
aealntt rtllUm If Atfciaon. -
Sor.U-19-3-3d. J. F. HISTOS, Skenl
APPRAISEMENT NOTICE.
United S-ntrt ofAmtr.ea.J f it tho Differ
Tfcrritury ol Kni'Sia, Cinirt of t'le I'ni
tinut Ihsuict. ) td Statr4 ,itii,g in
the Fust Jiulicitl D:in;t ol" ! Tcrniorv tf
Knirai let il.a mdo' cniijes in-igunbr ti
Con-titat.on aid I.anjol tbe Unilrtl Slat;.
Felix Snails at d Miitmi. UoUintaa, l'artncrt
-jirauw A Geld i.an, Plniutitf,
ra
.lames .M. Cralitm, Rilrt Rrabam and K. St
Oiiir Uraham. Defrndtnla.
T.i J i es Jl. Uiahain. Yon are b-rehy ro'l-
tilu.it I will, tlie 2!st day olXi'VfmbtrA.U"
UG). b-tweo il-e tfur ot9 oeltck, A X
t o'i locX l. M . of that clay cau tbo fiJIowmj
IerriiiC4t rroyeriy vt be appraised mi itc prtiu-
isn.oirdiiijjiUw, t-tii: the We- Q() bi"
Mi'ibc north nr4it fru-tinnai () q isr'cr and ht
No (.1 ) one -et-tiun e'ev--n (ll)Toii4ihii tn U')
itnnf-evtnif-et 117.) inakif ona huuilrrti and
tli'iriy-. Tin (1T7) aerest and tweel) (k.t.o'
'iiiiidreiln '.24-100) acies. Tho same being
iO-jit'd ia Jlf-r-i-n OiuBty. Kansas Tmtrr,
i.vifd ujiou n the property of Jam- M. G ah'IB,
it I'-ndan', fa aii-ly .n tji-cuiiiinfitl Oelottr
2.f. A. D JStilootof atid Cnurt in aid raus-e.
Oct. Slib, ISo'J. P. T. CULRY. U. S.Msr-I.a!I,
Dy Win. U Kipp, Da, uty.
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APPRAISEMENT NOTICE.
Tetriinry of Kanaaa,
Cauutv ' Jrt&rsoa.
JoU'i F Norr.s
ts
rtvid Schlicr snd J. E. IlaJu. X.
To Dav .1 St hbr aad J E- UatMox.
Yoa sra hereby notifia. tbat I will, on s:unl
lite Wlh day of D-csmttr. 189, batrn
boon T 10i.Vlo.-k A. At. And o'clock r.. J
tnat lv. ley ui-oii sd a;.'.ial-a l! rtorihww
quarrr I' retn Nt tnirt t-twro (.32). Towma-P
rnht(8).,r Ranre eighteen 1S;, .xereM"
act MciHt voted tcretofare: alao tfca 2-r'67?'
quart.r-l sct..n Kothiity two (3fl Tonbip
.tobtlff) KinctTlCtKaen iaf th- Dtlswara
Tru4t tiuila in JttE r n Comity K. T., ""iT
rv an ezctutio.. in my hand-, i i fator -f Xa ':
Norri. and aiiainat David ichlt awd .lb,a',
dos. JOUNF. IIINTON'.SbariC
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APPBA1SEMENT NOTICE.
TsTit-ii fry Kc-.
Cuuuty vt Jflrjn, I
Juiin Corniaa,
vt
S. A. Manaal
To S. A. Martha!: . , .
foaar. hereby noliG-J lht br virtu o-
tr i-sard by-.bCI. oCtB Fir UjfJ
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on ma mutv w,ur' ' "' . r that
tt.e hour, ol l;'A.'H.-,n I 4 .'- jj
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ed ia th Hew World m the'hsrbingsr.
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