A Negro for Safe.
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 FAY ty of Phillips, Territory of Ar pN/ kansas, entered at the June saasszA.a1s--z asA term, 1881 I will expose tosale,

 by Peblic vendue, at the Court house door, in said county of Phillips, on Saturday, fhe lAh of August neat, for cash in hand, NEGRO MAN who has been confined Tn Jail as a runaway slave, since tiie stli day Of February last. Said negro is about thirty-two years old, five feet seven and three-qnarter inches high. vel low complexion, both cars cropped. the first joint of the fore-fnger Of the left hand; says his name is Alfred When this fellow was committed to Jail, lie stated that lie belonged to Mr. William Owen, living on the W ashita river Since that time he has stated that he belonged to a Alr William Leveret, who lives in St francisvItie, Louisiana; and he now states that ihs proper owner is Henry Smith, of south Carolina, from whom lie was kid mapped about seven years since, that he was sold in Kentucky, taken thence to Louisiana, there sold; that he absconded and was sold for the Jail fees in St. Fran. cisviiie, and that when he was apprehend- ed ne i.sd broken from the Jail al the afore- said place.

 Sale will be at 12 o'clock, A. N. of said day, unless the owner of said negro shall appear on nsor before that time and reclaim. his property.

 HENRY L. BiscoE, slseri6. s Jai,or

 of Philips county, T. T.

 Heseaa, 22d June, 1891. l5-Gw

 Prs fee, SIl 377i.