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WASHINGTON. d q. SAT TUHDAYs NOVEMBER 5. 1859.


n .s4|
ss. ss .sssss sss.: sRs Aas has bound silence
11s nystieal wesda havink bean spoken, y
aid ], that brought the 1iverEing lines 70
gether, am free 70 tell what I sought at MA.
night on Rsttlssnake Hfii.n i,'5 e 2
What vas ity'' they both asked in 1 breath.
"a woman's tongue p replied; ssand sincs
= nave found y uevsr allow any triding oaase
"a mlenSe ID againS' t-~vis, ~. -.
L ny theory WAS correct with regard to hen not
speaking She had vowed perpetual silence,
and had Kept her vow until brought. 10 utter
one word bys Itratagem which had unssaled
her tongue again. The children were delight
ed, and ran all around the nsighborhood ten.
ing eysryhody that their mother .oould talk,
and everybody rushed in to ascertain what it
meant For time Il teesmsd % though anar.
chy and confusion had become installed on Tin
Somers's hearthstone, TO make up the silence
that had % long brooded there; Bit he bore Il
All good-humoredly. ] left them, y wsek az
forwards, the happisst couple yon, ever saw,
and my midnight excursion to Rattlemake
HIM was frequently aIlsded dto.---...--s.-..----.
Did you really 80. there ?" Mrs Somery
asked, the morning before Icame away
WNo .smid !, initiating her emphatic scssni
effhe sane 1eposyl yllable IN reply to my incsn-
tation, and dWshad . grand laugh about it; Tim
bomers swearing that my seership was the best
eyerknown, and my magic had wrought hap
pier effect than that al the fhifies he had ever
seen exhibited. at the museum,
"Good-bye," said Burner, Is he finished his
story, and he left me well satisfied with the
manner in which he had spent his vacation -
Boston Saturday Eoening Gazette. ss,l. s,9.
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FQk kENI.-M Msspbses Of conErsss or n.iii-s
ri dsss11ssss ysss e rss, sss yi7scF r
Bsd room each door p Sfss stoSss, rS see spe
essafy out buildinG.v IN that spacious dgsisr 1sl
s sns
& :: "a s.f Bss ss c
&: ss,s seE:s ssI sss s ssIS. &.
cornss 81 81 street Ysst ssd ssrsse NORTH u kSs
hiss e'1s iis &c S i ss 3
1SrnstiSn spIly q ths s.nsr fscrs, orso sks Ncos
.e S.l Il sxisrss5 SSkBSE S 81
FE0k I'D tire cHAmBRRs, HAN ssSpIssd Altl IA
,ss 81 ~ = ecsd wsesr, With or without BOARD AT
yer, f:'sh: & 1 1ss
Sstiy sPplicstion y l0s issk between 8 d ssd n
T,oLET.A h.edsamsly EURNIsaEDHQusE
.s5ioI s ;9i Ico@s spS ed 49, i q sss1y
spRly q thlsoales. -. ---.s'.'..'-.. sss 4
s65SS s5S si ~ ss< tA5ss1ss, ss 2 syIek % H9HsE E
ssaK g q. sisss ~. sai sssssSs sasis :s.sss
- HOUSE on the Island. near the corner OF ~
o1ONon rfN 1Chs ~ Snum81'G Drug
Store, neaI the pIemises. ! :. - oc 2a-n
f0h sALE..l efsf iey sale . valuable FARM
y IN Louooun oolnty. virginia, on most liberal
ssr%;s, p; con:sinins sssh sors:i or van exehsnse Il
one saS spSS'fi J. osl s,is
vated garts OF the county. Convenient ~ TIE canal
and rallruads. sasaah 9 BENZ. p. SMITH,
Tor RENT.-;A valuable GROCERY STORE
nesr s'fSsssss tSe Sn the ccrnsr % and s vest
coanssr bsns And III ths os ds.,r. sneivingl
For G sps JSt q Ms J% SS%pp esd river rsds
koqis'ana ssenas' near the corner Of ioth street
A yAhUABLE FARM FOR sALE-situs.ed
4 IN AlexAndri1 county, about 2K miles from
6e0yetown, ~ the Intersection Of the 6eorzetovu
and Little Fails roads. consisting Of la2 scres In
suire on the premises, or OF Y. RlCHAR DS, cornoY
fxth end z strsets. Wsshinsten, b. Q. d s.6
ATPRIv4h.TEEs .Ess sALE..sssys!sI sseea .ea veil.
two-stery back buildings, Containing from 70 Il
r Icons s eccn goo yards osct and sde sieys The
saohpsstts syslgs, between Sth and sth ats. Per
dencs would DO well 20 cab at No q of ssid prop.
erty. Alse, several smaller Houses on the sasps
-
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HISCRLLANROUS.
A MRS. wINsLOW,aeT = .-9---'
IAN. Experienced Nnrse and Female Physiciau
presents TO the attention Of mothers, her
SOOTHING SYRUP

A MRS. wINsLOW,N1l = q -
presents 70 the stssntion M o. mothers, hsr 0''n'
SOOTHING 8 SYRUP
For Children Teethins, ~
which greatly eiitates e process tesdias By soften
ng the guns, reducing all inaamna.oawill sIlsy ALL
acsURET0 REGULArs rHE BOWELS,
Depend upon h. nothsr, viii give rest % yourselves, and
RELIEFAKD HEALTH TO YOUR INRANrs
We have pat up arteie r over cen years ana
CAN s,r m cosrlDsEcs TIuTH q l., vhss We have
sisdeia..sIv.s MRS. X. II i1y 1gIErD. rai ~
sssi sJwINsLOw's isse5 ss.s ds.S TO, ,,,s .s
E:.ss dd ss know. sOOTHING instance q.
3: sssI u :ss sYRsUP siS i.
highest consadstiou of its macicI sfseis snd m.de
ssp ssrnor wa oup DO
rSoU Rok TINE "a bT1LMRNr OF WHAT WI aRaE -.
G,an AZ !. ai%s,: sss sssasss .hsrs sss infa. infer
A Ta: ,.a.s,s Ps.P.s.o. e P.s.sapuse q q u.
Auds and has bsea used with NxyERrAlLgNc In
spsa THOUSANDS OF CASES, eafsS.o
not oay the child from pain but 10 the
y de sss sysss Vii sos ssi sss sss s:;... .ad
GsIrro IN rHE BowtIs AND wfsD coLIc,
~ ss ron s;ss /. / z: "Jss1 sa:s
.M1a .,;s:. f,.m = s'sas ss rEETHfNG .s.sh.I
sssss We Sesld ~ s.ery nsshsr vhs hss exS suf
,smsg ss. sny ne GsasF ssssl.iht.-po NOT LET
stand ssGerng child The relief shss viii se
sv.E-ye:. AssolursES sURn-to follow ths .ss = shis
sop.ay each S. H.us .5 3: s.s =.
cgkT PERKNs New fosE. !: on sss sassids .rspp.i.
ssess. s;s z ss ssarSssssSs g t.ss, =:
fs1ee only = Gsnts per Bottle. oe 1t-d&xdSy
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T4UsrEEss SALE or VALUABLE REAL
- sEsfArI Al fHR NAvI Yam by virtss of 3
qeee efloes oeaFing date about the 1st day Of
Slnep 4. ~ M9, duly xeogted and recorded in Ii
40. ~, folios - e 80, one of TIE land
rSoPreg tot Msshingtgn county, III tie District OF
CDtumb1n. ..bscribere vi i,on onWEDNEaDAY,
the sth dsy Qf November, 1aoD, Is Ool6ok .. ~,
exPoe = pubic ea!e, IN ffout & de Prsmisess the
iS2i@4sns ss,en:sa pises or psscsl Of ground aad
I sss Ssss Fssd being q
sse lyipK b.ing in the city q Weshi6sson, Dis
tsict 81 CQlunDbiA and bounded ss follovs to Wiz
00nue Dnnf ~ said pie0e or portion Of grou1dae
pQ1nf On yHElIAe Byenues thirty -ope fe9t end SIX
inoass, W est ilcAesl eesterly freE the south
sd q sssqCs
tAs3ss nolth sSsssrIy sad Eht aaslss slth sssi
hEl a49iss with spld last menfionsd ins. and pap
9li VIII tsia ekshae eifhtess sJ feet, and thenes
Soe erIy ssvsnty Co feet % the Place Of begin
plYk sceethee with the improveinsnts thereon.
Hhzh oossist Of substsntid thsss-story brick
Fmz ef ~ :ons, fSsrth Of the purchase rnossy
ImE@efiseeay e4er the eaes balance In q u and Is
He41bf. foT notes .beerins intefssts secured BY 8
0eef 81 fnorf uRon the proper ty. =. e = :
g re terms e seIS BE- not compile with within
y. As201 eSgsg Of sxzes the 3rdlf eesrexervst tic
shc noss % = IesS e. s.f sHa fpn y public
chaser or parohassys. And n the pSrcsss.fP 20 or
purchasers should fail to pay the sssd e5y at the
time of the trustees also reserve the right to
resell said property immediately upon the non
comPiianoe OF the purchaser or purchasers 90 10
a. LAssKEY, s.,.u . :, r,,..t...
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a pzxncf RoUrn Ann Corrrruous RxuvzY c.
hs.=:ss S..s.,;i,. P.;:sss's.' sss'',. .sss.asss ss.l,
,ss1 ys.s.....1 &C.,. cs;s::s.,, fEssafsszs Essf.s :.
- MsnsAss esx ,Nsr 0viss.s! = : . a.
GRAZ a. 3; 81 the :aS sssns
nss;sd 9ss % ScrRsr q s1 strest and rsassy
UGRE&T.REDUcTIQN OF TINE m
lss Clsysl.nd Bnsch. from ckssirseotS -
and .syss !. ssSss..S Ssssss s.ns sss n
s:s: s:,;IseSy; j.sSss:sias ssiisss ssfsss i.
Iimsto New Oflssss-- Fs.r pssssad Ten Hs.s..
md r SsS 1s-s: R,s. sss s1s: g ss ss
and proceed thence % Nov 0rieaas BY staAuer. OF
o.s. y g fss sys AsSs' sSs s
ChaT,ss,2n s % ksilrs:a a and ju2c,son: spd pro
issi ssa. . and Great XoftSssn Railroads.. q Nsv
Bee, :. S,,s.s..s ,.s. Ms:sss, s ss-:. .
nov q bot iesylsG Memphis every dsy, eeu4ass
regular New or esns packets. and Tuesdsys Tkurs-
sem y hs if9os oa
TO New Orleans. Bosfs always leave premRty on
s.s 8sls s.s Daily bsIi Gas y ::
ais Ssasy .ss., sss s,..: a
neqtions, With ths privilege Of lsyins over IT any
n z
comfortable nishts rest, 90 the cars are provided
b. gs ssss sss sssfif. Sss isslss. vsa ovs.s. s.x
Afsxaadria Estiroad. - q :. -, = ~
west are respectfully informed that BY purchasing
their Tickets wa Orange snd Alexsndria routss
oar. % a the inoonvsnisni @ Sosr q SidasEt. IS ~
the river route - e.l Ulr ! I.I-s :
osss. ss r Ess EGs s sf bss
az Wsshington, from whom they wall receive polite
III The Steamer r.GEoRGE.PAGE leave. ths-
81 p. m. for Alexandra, where pas &eA-Uz(Sp
ssngeys take the cars for the South ..
aDd. Southwest PASSENGERS for Gn-foffesrtfts,
Sfaxsfos, Ftosf Royal Woodstcck, Wsertssfev. tc-,
VIII taks Boat iesvIng Washington stsh e,m.
and Pennsylvania avenue, ats q m. and p. n.
..O-On ARRIVING st Washington, pasyeheers Tor
the south will be cerefnl 70 take the Orange And
Alexandria Railroad Onribus.
> 90 so-d :. Ticket Aren't. Wa.hinktoa.
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. Ho oustHE tESS 81 sA5Is ssAssi5IsaIss q

=, - WARE Ko6k: RI
No. 31e PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Nov q store, the ls..s.t and most complete a.
The citissns Of " sskineton, GeoTgstoxn. xisxas.
i i E:s
&c. Viz az sssi: ssl!ss::s'
Marble-top Centre and other Tables, tgA
cRsss ss ssaPss r. Va Soss W.Mrs M.
- &. a.E::..., .:s:
Ro::Ses5s Mslsss s. :sd MaAos.., n.rbl.-sop ana
osfs W.iass, and Mahogany nsfble.top Side
W. sss:s ss
#a;as et;rscks sir II Ok WANT Mshosfo{ snd Iron.
sS:I, IA ssI!s. "a cr :,
Sssi;SeS fs$!:: = 3 .:lm,, Y. and OF.
gisos. .spfias Usdsr Beds and sPr,as slas., 2 =
HsIs cosssp ;!sS. .at @ @sSssis ii 8.ssssss:s.. ssss'ss
bcsistsrs spd PiISys q sqPsrior spalify.
foveeis ssd fN;:slass ~. unsA' oomierss' 81
Az: ss ssssSsiss assortment Of china, Gla.s.
eSs Essid Sood:' Table CUTLERY, Jassnnsd 6ood
We sfs ncv ssslsssd r lsrsish hotels, boarding.
1esSseess ana Bivase dwellings complstes on liberE
I sass.s..vtf O. W. BorELER.
$50 p sTnEET. 8 4S0
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ssosk. shssS i6r
{ IfsIss hung p sfpsrssassa vess.sa. ~ s.sis-
SffSSSSBfB fBB5$ss$ St&SS st lszss,s.
hEER1. - QELQW GHAifSs SH
AZ - AZ sss rsr2itrTs G a tkis
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EDUCATI0NAL.

M, MRS2McS9RMICK's SCHOOL. ~
NlRS. MCCORMICK desires to inform her
friends and the public generaly that she will resune
sss Ss,,s: e her School ON the ist Monday in Sep
The course Of study pursued win comprise al the
branches requisite to Thorough English eduoa-
In addition 70 her day SCHOLARS she is desfrous Of
reoeixfus INTO her hmily fev pupils as boardsrs,
assd LON 10 % 4 Jssrs ho WI be nndsr her I'M
Her srrensemenes for tho scoommodsnou and
ons ca5e ol lnpals have been oonsderaly increased
desiring pStticulaS information with references 10
f n. 81 &ssse0imay spply 10 w.D. Wabash, Editor Of
For tsfms and fsrthsr paftisulsrs sypiy az her
fesaasnoe-No.3 % Cameron street. Aiexsndria, Va.
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TH0USlNDS OF CASKs

xHE EBESTWzNTKR CLOrHTN0 s.ea
- can ouiy De fouud st -.-.ss--
81 WIESENFELD = CO.'S
0DE0N HALL CLOTHING ROOMS.
Splendid ovERC0ArsM Mr sFex Dollars.
elegant DRESS s6lfs 8 % EoYsss 1I kssss : WE
Bs.sEfrBusNEs sttfs y fEai5Sst cSS.4ss S4's
s,...aIs oyEsooxHffss n fEs ENfEIJ 4 co.'s
S s. Ssr Dsrsas 1vEkSSaA I 8. g. l,.igi5 y :.
-. 2. AZ wrEsGGsSHfe SfErb EErlsbfnE 3eooE5secoATs 3o5s
SSHHs sG4s sSs 4Hssiias isss Mssi. MMsH As..
/. ,.. "A 5Gsts coA sss AZ y Ages
DRESS SyITS yITS e! Wsddinss! !. fe''gi - s. /
CO. DRESS SUITS for Partiesf - Q.hIFs /
AT wIEsENFEafIbs M III n cU. tS5 - wear
COATS By the Tkonssnd! - go. Z. 80. ~ I
70 ae PANTS BY the Thousand! a.sl,
...sx. -AtWlESENFELD & CO.'S! -
BOIg CL6fHLNS iet an Sizes,
AZ I'VE WfiEEsEhN2ffHHElDS sSEh2fHlSe sSt So ots.ssr Boys
Cheaper than the Chespest. 80 }aee i
Finer than the Finest! = -
4 ! -, ~, :. Better than the Best!
-. ... AZ wIEsENFELD { c6.s. % s'As' 7
-, -, 4 Yz.r Fxw DpI1isi e
III = Wiheiye yoS 9, = Splendid Outfit for Winter,
q ',ag ~ = yoses'Mi Nss 'MisfEsEnrKLp / CO.'S.
90 99-7y4 sfr-g Corner of Pa ay. and az IL
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE Bunp-
y sTzEsIs,AT AgerIoS;-0n. MONDAY, the iith
Day Of Noysmber, shsI sell, in frent of the prem
9 the subscIibes, bearing date the lh day Of Oefo-
ber ls5a, and only recorded in Liber A. g., No.
Washington county, District Of Celumhis, the fol-
tas sna ssrE sss
1Lss,.S sss 40 asRssssd seven
south ~ street 81 feet ex inches running With the
M OF Csssi street iio feet, containing over 600
T@ms. Oss fourth cash; balance in and Y
mo9ths, the purchaser 70 ,uye notes bearing inter
trust taxsn All conyeysncs sf the cost of the Pur.
m Eve dsys, tho trustee reserves the RE t To- resell
sss property st the Eisk 9nd eqss sT.t pureha
sea: as a. w William DIx69N TSostee.
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By BARNARD q RICKEY. Georeetn,rn--

TRUSTEES SALE,nBy virtue of deed OF
and Of record, We will Offer at sfrctior, on Mon,
DAY, the 18th day Of November, at O'Clock ,. m,
ninstecn. jim Thomas Bssls addition 10 ieorSe-
town, bounded ss follows. viz . beginning at the
eastern extremity Of lot No 4. Of Old GeofgeteYn,
street. east twenty -four feet four inches thence
posth, and parallel with Washington street, one
hundred snd twenty feet to ten feet alley, thence
west with said Alley twenty feet four inches,
ana thence south TO the beginning, with the i'm
ling. se,3ff377 a. : . = - - =
Term: Of sale: One-third of the purchase money
70 be paid IN cash, the residue in two equal insta
ments a. ak aud twelve months with interest," TO be
secured by note and deed Of trust. "a = = -
WALTER 8. COX,
W.RISQUE,
rss:sss. RfSdHS
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= By WALL q BARNARD. Auotioneer.-

TRusTEES, sALEyBy virtue, of deed Of
~ ,s mnas ron Il Me Bnde, dated yul 81 1889, and
sss ss sn day sa e u Sdssk
vest of Square foaTfsea, uG In Wsshinetcn, to, .
eogndsd lns :. e v,; Rssi9niag g ths north
Rachel Ssrrin, deed Of psrttion, dated xprii q,
isas e. sPa ess sasSordsd M in .seF 3. No ms foos
ton, D. e., and running thence with the east line Of
the entire lot north sinchcs the northesst
corner OF said entire lot thence the north line Of
said entire lot due vest 10 the corner Of
the tot On keck Creek thsnce with said creef
With ssid lot dss esst 70 the beginning, with the
Frame Tenemsnts an the same. =, -
10 be paid In cash, and the sssidus n two equal in
stalments, at and 12 mnnths with interest, 10 be
secured py note and deed Of trust. = /
.s1sa8 90 Io rT WALTER 3. cox
80 &C HUGH CAPERTON,.
90 sss q 'Ss MXIG BHRsD
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Tpp s,,..,,sE.iLG NIGHT 4 SCHOOL. = .,,..II. ),

4! HE ,sa S,qssssSs5 sfl Che "a october
:srest, corner Of 3. Here vii Be tsusht m tSs
EnslIsh branches, M MathemsficS, Ancient and Mod
ing, AEehitsctnre, National Phiiosophy, and All or
any 2f those branches of q Business Educafion
which The calling In Rfs Of any individual may d.
mand. There viii also be delivered, tvioe Tsef
. shost lecture upon "Business," in all its pfsct
For further particulars see sripsiFl;sry.
NJ Rssidsnce-No. sac L strs.s, e bst1.snL LE; issh
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never been able 20
Medicine-NEvER
a SIN q L = IN-
EEc7 "A CURB ,
Never did we know
satisfaetion BY sny
thecoatrzfy,aua are
OPBxATTONs, and
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- - FEMALE TEACHERS.q ,isiqS Ia
- W0 Young lsdiesy sisters, lexperienoed teach
ers are deslro3s q snterins SEMINARY Tor ladies'
20 lnstFuct IN the following branches: rlT' III
!, ,Vocal and Inetrnmenta- Musio, Latin, French,
highs5 Engliah Studies, Drawing, Pastel and Gre,
For tsslmonials apply 10 the editor of the st,r,
OF 70 Ms. Weston editor oftAe RspublIo. :. -
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OuR oRIslnslhtdf Eanltf gafYEHFfINGWs.E EEYHf WEAR OUT

Of fespsyioT ehTtinE snd shestins Cottcns, very no
ssa % mfdISp 81 re- shi!hpg tinena; hae and medium
md Nspklne, all srsdesi 100 White Ei6sn Tsblfs;
Clotas, rssnsips II pnSc. from aide p eaa Ih.3
pxesa seook Of ffst class staple soods. suited %
nr0ur Motto: ssQniek ssles sna email proetsi,,
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say Of any OTHER
HAS III FAILED, N
sTANCE Efr0f EF-
WHEN timely used.
an instance of dis
| one Who used it- On
|dshghted viii It's
] LfpeAk IN Term Of
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DIV ~ hiNS nrA5Ma'1Ir
The sader.isned hsv.qs accepted tks sssney M fsr
lplIeIts from b! friends and Kensfous. public
Ar fsEq mpsrt!al trisl ef lts nlefits, fresh sup
In hafrels. half barrels and small kegs for family
use. p g iot attention 70 bssiness, and b detef
hopesto receive . share Of the lshlic. patronage.
n....r g, z: MoRTLME3
undcr Polkinhorn'spr printing s.,sbl .hmeRt,
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STOVES, FURNACES, &c.
WOOD AID COAL,

N wv wr :, n +; cHAANHBERi, e n H1 A,,s. ,ss
4e4 loth street, tsfseees D a.d E.
!. All kinds Of WOOD, COAL and CHARCOAL
kePt eonsesntly on hand sad sold - AetoWestInar
WOOD SAWED asd Split, ana an srder,
bfompuy assenoed sosfr eas 81 7gi rs0e ~ In
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- =. b a. GREEN, Apononser.

sss.ss:s s2sszkb SS6kss ass
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| nAy1IxRg Du1c1uny. :. !
Iz1.'Oo.1r4.NT 70 =. lS9yVEEE1s lsS09yIcEE 11P soD1.1.s

, FOR MEMPHIS r NE* 0ELEANs .
Wa O1nxe 4 Aexandris and Memphis 4 cheries-
ton and New 0ricens 4 Jaskson Rsairoad3. ,.
h;fs~sszi Ss.ss:si., 9Ssss;s:.:a' uks.sa.rs tcs''
6rss1 ys:ssss.. 'tss cs;ssss-,, ksssssa kssissI :
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-07-30

n. Thomas Doane, formerly Of Ohio,
has just published the initial number OF
the Free State Republicans, at Kansas City,
No. 1t gives evidence of ability and en-
terprise.
The Eseiing Bulletin is spicy and
sprightly daily, just commenced at St.
Louis, Mo. We add it with pleasure to
our exchange list.
The Perfectly Independent of Springfield,
ILL.,, published by Garland & Wheeler,
has reached the 32d number of the first
volume. 1t cuts right and left, in refer.
ence to the connection Of Gov. Mattesou
with fraudulent canal bonds, and the CON-
plicity of the Republican State officers
with the McAlIister and Stebbins bond
fraud.
Nor does it fear the denunciations OIL
the clergy, but demands for the people o.
the hot and dusty cities the right of Sun
day recreation in temples not made with
mans hands, where nature welcomes tn,
tired citizen, and her thousand voices, il
leaf and flower, in the grace aud beauty
OF earth aud sky, ever lead the sou
upward to God.
The Evening Dispatch is a new Leaven
worth daily, edited by JOSIAH 7. HINTON
not luton 'the representative ofthe grea
Nehosho valley" Leavenworth has beel
the grave of daily papers-we wish tn
Dispatch better fate than. its predeces
sors.
The Leavenworth Ledger commences
republication since our last issue. and
as excellent aud vigorous a newspaper a
ever. We are glad to see McLane at hi
post again.
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The Glen Pores, wa,sr.curs Mon,blu

No. l, Vol. l. The Monthly is edited
by j. E. GEoss, N. D., of the Glen Forest
Water Cure, Yellow Springs, o. 1t is a
neatly-Printed journal of 16 octave pages,
and contains an abundance of interesting
and original matter. We are glad to see
such evidence of the prosperity and high
standing of our old friend DR.. Gross, whose
medical skill we tested some years ago at
the Lake View Water Cure"
The Monthly is furnished at the low
I.rice Of fifty cents per annum.
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of Publication.

In District Court of Kansas Territory. Second
Judicial District, in and for Douglas County.
CAROLINE SULLIVAN, Plaintif.)
HENRY SULLIVAN. Defendant.
I'HE said Henri. Sullivan, Defendant, will take
l. notice that Caroline Sullivan Plalntin, DID,
on the 18th day of July A. ID. 1853, file her petit
ton with the Clerk Of the District Court OF
Kansas Territory, in the Second District, in and
for Uonslas Cuuntyi az aibst thesaid Defendant,
Henry Sullivan, setting forth the marriage 2i
the parties on the sixth day OF May, A. u. iee4i
in Jackson county, State Of Missouri that the
Plaintiff Caroline sullivan, has resided in han
sas Territory for six months last past, and that
she now resides in Douglas County, therein-,the
willful desertion and absence Of the said Henry
Sullivan from her for more than one year last
past, without cause on her part, also that after
the marriage Of the parties the said henry sui
Ivan became addicted to hsbitual drunkenness.
The object aud pCas or OF her petition is TO 90
tain a divorce from the bonds OF matrimony
between herself and the said Henry sullivan,
and that she MAJ be allowed TO resume her
t.aitisn nattiei Caroline Bradbury. and the said
Henr, Sullivan Viii tafs Ho,iee that be Is re-
ouired to answer petition Of the Plaintiff on OF
before Saturday, October ist, 1853, or 1t viii st
| taken rs true and judgment rendered aceordlng
| IT,. EMEhi SHAW,
Attest, PlaiDuh s AttorneJs.
| A. n. RLAcKLIDGB.
Clerk of second District Court.
| July 10. '59-6t
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Ereruinr,s Nntieei

NOTICE is hereby given that upon the 9Th day
~ Of June. A. ID. ls59. at a term OF the Probate
Court, held in and for the county of Ccfey, III
Kansas TerritOry, a letter teStamentary was
granted To me the execGtrix appointed in and b.
the last will and testament Of ID avid Giesy, de
ceased, and dll persons having claims against his
estate are hereby REQUIRED to exhibit them TO me
for allowance within one year from the date of
such letters, or they may be preeluded from any
benefit Of such estate; and If such claims be 81
exhibited within three years from the date Of
said letters, they will be forever barred.
ALKALINE GiESY, Executrix.
Coffsy County, June 6, A. ID. 1859
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VIII They Stand the Tss,7

Judge Spalding of Ohio, in published
letter, takes the position that no man Can
be good Republican who recognizes the
Fugitive Slave law as constitutional -
Because Judge Swan did SO recognize the
acts of 1893 and 1850, he says he was
repudiated. Perhaps the Conway and
Thacher clique will assent to the same
doctrine. We shall see.
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Administrntor,s Noticc.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of ad-
Stroup, deceased. have heen granted to me BY
the Probate Court nf Douglas cauaty, bearing
date the 18th day Of july, A. ID, 1859
All persons having claims against said estate
are requested to exhibit them 81 me FOR allow
ance. within one year from The date Of said let
tiers, or they may be precluded from ahj kF1eht
Of such estate; aud if said claims be not exhib-
lied within three years from the date Of said let
tiers they will be forever barred. And ipersons
debted to said estate are requested to came
forward and make payment Immediately or they
will be rroceeiea against according g Law.
NJ. SOLOMON,
Administrator Of John Stroup, deceased.
July 10, is59.-cs
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SherifI,s Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that ! will ofsar for
~ sale at public auction at the door Of the
Court House in OlatLt. johnson county, n. l.,
on The e6th day of August. A. d k59, between
the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock 7. NJ.
of ssid day, the following real estate, to wit:
The North East quarter of Section twenty
twenty three (23) sold as the property of Alex
ander Z. Martin, upon an order of sale in favor
of Charles Williamson. issued BY the 81 Judicial
District Court. within and for said county OF
Johnson, X. T., and to Inc directed as SheriH OF
ssid county.
Given under MS hand, this l2th day Of July,
A. ID. 1853. PAT. CUSGkpNE L, Sherin'
Iniy 81 20 At