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Wall, Stephens & Co.,
MILITARY AND NAVAL
Me- CHANT TAILORS,
AND DEALERS IN
SWORDS, SASHES, BELTS,
EPAULETS, SHOULDER STRAPS,
6AUNTLETs, GLOVES, 30.
And every variety of
RFADYkADE CLOTHING,
AT REASONABLE PRIcEs.
WALL, STEPHENS & CO.,
gag Pennsylvania avenue, betweea
ia IL Intel. Il RePub.l 9Th and 10th ats.
TElo MILITARY OFFICERS AND OTHERS.
BATCHEL0Rs GENUINE HAIR EYE,
The Best in the Weird.
Tst OIIy Reliable GKd Harmless HAIR Dys Escs,x
Sold BY al Druggists; also, at BRzREron,s Patent
A'NiOii' S'''0'' sSs AZ "mes' COZ Hh'
er,,s'; As. store, - Penn. sysau., ~h.r.
Fs SC 81; Barclay data "a broadway, Y
CASH NOTICE.
IN Consequence 81 our having 70 pay cash for
to reduce our business to Cash exousively for tho
81 aHsS s1S t ss
sn MhL iigF f Eng Gs cd rate
aga Pr. dv, between 9Th and 10th ats,
w 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
li Mtko IL Al Sa 2 HHAyAL
AND kEAnY-MA ABE CLOTHiERS,
AND EXTENSIVE DEALERS IN GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
W. FOR THE ARMY.
w HAVE Just received. BY steamer Araeo, q
lsfse assortment OF magnificent French Brass
Drums tSystems GFegore;) French Buglee, for
infantry; eayalry, Ind artillery Martin Frsre's
ments OF ali kinds. Also, the finest quality Of Ven
Ice strings. BuSson's Aooordeons and Fluunas.
Together with aIgeassOrtnent of latest French
Music for Bands. MusIc store Of
w. 6. METZER0TT,
tsB Corner Pa. avenue and llth a.
ROOTs AND SHOES TO SUIT TBE
~ TINES. ef 80.
Weare now manufacturing all kinds of BOOTS
and ShoEs, and constantly receiving a>sHn
supply Of eastern made work of every de-
scr1ption, made expressly to order, and willH
pc sold az much lower price than has beens -
neretofore charged In this city for much Inferior
Persons IN waat Of Boots and Shoes of eastern
or city made work. viii always find good assert
call. = -, - GRIFFIN BRfl
sp 6-r Si4 Psnnsylvanis avenue.
M AsSEY, COLLINS 4 CO.'S y 4l-asH
~ PHILADELPHIA ORA UGaY Ale,
we have just recelyed supply of the above A le,
yhich we recommend TO be of q very superior suel-
ity. Persons wishing 70 purchase. By making ina
meoisse sppiieatons car be furnished.
! ma, so ARMY < sAINN, ss
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ssTITa : BROTH FRS
ALE < = =. \ N A J. Fl,
SUPERIOR AMBER Ale,
PORTER AID NEW YORK BROWN STOUT.
The above CELEBR TIED AMERICAN
AI.Es are BTewed from the CHOICEST BAR
LEY MATT Ind HOPS, and highly esteemed by
tho-s Tro have wei them, Purchasers ara re-
su,g.ed 70 cGu AID examine our superior stock,
Issared taat tlcJ = ~ GEd the BEST sad Pu hkSt
articles.
we ave =. a! rr-i,s isEzs stock roady for de
l,very. in vhola. as auG sua.5s- CASKS, suitable
L. tic TRADE, EOT.L5 .rad FAMILY USE,
~bioa We cEsr "a the bTUST FAVORABLE
TERMS.
SMITH & BROTHER, Brewers,
No.lSs Z I5J Vost 18th T., lICy Gork City.
orders b. Sizl or E-sress promptly eIscutsd'
&c a-eI
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SUTLERS AND OTHERS SHOULD SUB
- SCRIBE TO THOMPSON'S BANK NOTE
REP0RTER.-Week.J. 500 per year; semi
monthly. 8 So monthly, IS cents; with two copies
OF descriptive list free to all who pay in advance
OT1eIs promptly executed 5y enclosing the money
332 Pa avenue IA 1875
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NNttNSNg S0tCOH LAS OIL N&t LI1ttSs
FROM WASHINGTON.
PtsferEeFs Y t@ke the =. 6nJ 2. m. trains,
arriving q BalI-GoTs az 80 a. aLd Is p. m,
where close councillors sre Eaace with trains on
the Northern Central p, p, sod arrive IN Harris
burg at ?. m. and IS N, there connecting
with the trains on the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad Tor al parts of the west
FREI6HTS.
By this route, ftsignts Of al dsscfiphops can be
lorEsrded 20 and from sny point or the RailTCa6E
OF OHIO, keutucky, ndlsnas Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa, or Missouri. D EggtrOGd GiTCcf
Ihs fennsy van Contra hsllruad also connects
81 Pittsturg with steamer, by gAoh GOODS c.u
Dc i0rvarded 70 any pert OF the Oh q, lgs klngums
keltucEy. Tennessee, CuIub Rand, Il.lcO.E. MiEg-
IEgipPI, WiscOEssu, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas,
AND Cd Rivers; ard - CleV- snd. Sandusky and
Chics- 20 with cleaners 70 all Northwestern axes
Slerchnnts and shippers entruStIng the franspoF-
tAttOn Of tkeIr Freight 70 this COmFdly, can rely
with conf dsnce on Its spe6ay transit.
TIE RATES CE FREIGHT 70 snd from az
point IN the West, BY the PennsylyauIe Csntrs,
Railroad, ere az dH ffsEsS rs CaUoTGbis GFs
esdrged bg CsksT Railroad CCzTpdAieS.
HI Be particular 20 marx packages WA PINS.
CENTRAL Z R."
MA6RAW Z Rooms, Freight gents,
30. 20 North street, Ratimore,
ENOCH LEWIS. Eer'l Superint't, Altoona. 70.
L, l.. HggEI. GsE'i Ticket 50 Z. al adeiehla.
n. HUUSTON, GeuH Freight Agent, L hla-
dslPhIs- - Idly
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-cIpENTs AT TIE LccG BgrDGE On Mon
A., horses attached 10 a sTtlers wagon were
day, tw~ NE Long Bridge, bF passing tain
TuG over on Entiy killed The driver Of the
Of cars, md IRIS I'D with his life
lem narrowly sscat - one Of the regiments on
An eflrsr belonging whilst riding NcroSs
fls ether side 4 toe fiveI, on Tue-CIsv n 7rn-
re ,opg Bridge On E8gEsbacs, tbe ri@er = ID
mo We thrown tlsteiFstH MO ed b- her
o., re [ybistsirg OF "a engine Witch vas f-S'-
Ia, over the bridge q, the slime
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
fDErERRzn FROM YESTERDAYS STAR

HIDEFERRE0 FROM YEETFRDAYs STAR.
TEE MUNcirAL ELECTION IN GEoReETowS.
Dn Mord-y rpxt VIII be elected In Georgetown
members q tre Boards Of Aldermen and CON-
mon Coanc!l-the former for two year,, the latter
or one year The national contest 10 OF such
huge proporti ors that very little interest is mani
Csted in miner matters, hence the coming election
PROMISES TO be very uuIst. The Union men, who
have live Organization there, have bad their
precinct meetings, ard IN convention nominated
the following:
Unioa T5-kst For Aldermen, Geo W. Beall,
II VI Swepny, Walter { Cox, Peter Berry and
Joseph Libbey. For Common Council, :. II
Howell, T a NsvE7D, VIM. II Tennev, John
r Kelly, John MarbuEy, js., VIM. Collins,
James I. Barret, Jaules Goddard. John T Bangs,
l.. l.. Clements, ard Charles s. English.
OF the above, MesSrs. BealI aad Cox mem
beTs Of the present Board Of Aldermen, and
Mess. Newman, Tenney, MarbUIy, Barrett,
Bangs, and Clements are members Of the present
Boards OF Common Council.
PoLIcE.-Thomas Henry, driving on toe pave.
uenf SIS. Michael Sexton and James Wells
do. fined Sis each, by Justice BarnaclO John
Mcclure and Cecilia McGuire. arrested yeste rday
for stealing lot 81 tubs, were taken before JUS
tee Thompson, ThO examined The evidence and
committed both tEe accused TO jail for court.
The above cas- Were reported this morning by
tie Third Ward pa'Tel.
The Fourth " ard patrol reported John Ogden,
COLD arrested By Pat7oIman Crown. for assault
ard bstterY upon T5alk Bell, with intent TO Kill.
The ItTay occurred l-st evening, It 4 drinking
house kept by , man named CIR Tin, corner Sixth
and g sits. and Ogden stabbed Bel with cheese
knife, In the abdomen. This morning Sell wa S
supposed % be- dyin-. o den was sent 10 jaIl by
Irsi"e BarIa"io, to swat 4 IA Their hearing.
irnies Bray, drunk and disc derlv; dismissed by
I"'.ice BdFaaclo. Ellen Wall, for profanity was
HG"i II s. by IH.tfrc Waiter
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FRo.i WASHINGTON.

Splsnais Sissprng Cars on all Nsghf Tram,
smoking Saloon Cars on all Trains.
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MASSEY, COLLINS 4 CO.'S
N PAXLA1kLPHIA ORA UGaT Ale
8 we have just recelyed supply of the Above A lie,
yhlch we recommend 10 be OF q very superior su.l,
fy, Persons wishing 70 Purchase. By making ina
mediate Application, can be furnished. =
$50 Army q SaINN, -
NOT GEORGETOWN.
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III For Through Tickets, srpy a. the Ofice Of
the Northern Central Hall ROsd Com
ParJ, calvert staten, Baltimore.
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END0kSEMEN7 OF IKE PRESS.

fnz EAFE TEoTs&Ncs ssrEi al tkls fns.itsts1 within
US ti' 'sVtniss years end ne important fsrf
ta sPs5sEsAI FsTsTsrs-k y Dr. Jphs.-7, ky
fsfssFS ;se F1EsTs AL many ether psusus nsdes
WASH SsETad gain aui gain beers ks pslne
seer az -ulIaE ssnfsEl-1 81 character and Tssps
tiliiJ 70 -ttrt EE5E21tss zee =Es.ac mar ItlF
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Or. JOHNSOES EEMEDY FOR ORGANIC
KEAkEESS IL TrfpnTlE NV

~ iEs ETsa and sdy Nsskas II sffs1
trs sFssoiJ saEsa E1d TAI TssETsd. rkssaaet u
nest n'TvsEs I9d tsEtsa EAa lad Leaf all ssys, ha.s
ktsn iDgls tisgty TsliEvsE.
All inPsd=sntS HzrTisTs, rsyssA Mental DIseraI-
nesusB ksss 81 FEssEsztiTs FsNsT Esrvsss
rrsssint 40 1sIfRss = EEsIEsss Of he fs.Tf
ktsd SYssaiy ssYs5.
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20 al Points IN the
MEET. kOETu-WEsT An SnrTu- WEI.
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Is the eHectpai TCmscJ Tor RELAXATION, SPx
hAToRRHEA and ExE AUsTIOE zTHR SYSTEM
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At ST. ERzd6stA Hospital, E"s's'" o'""e"'
FEB II.
both New YORK VOL, Il64th New York VOL.
VSlnnteers I6ih n Han, 0shire Vol
90 IN. VOL Vol fish Mass Vol Tnteers.
"a "a pm Volunteers. iI7Glh New York Vol
4ist New Y6Ek VOL. -
Cameron RiftS....... IoIa ..'.'..'''''.i'
Excelsior ATtiilSry Vol Z
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-09-20

sincere and heartfelt thanks that re-
ceive these splendid testimonials that
now lay before me, the source from
which they come makes them doubly
dear to me. 1t is pleasure TO me to
know how much confdencsis reposed
in me by my command, and1 pledge
my word that these precious tokens
shall never be disgraced by me-"
lie then expressed his deep regard
for each and every member of his
company, and his qualification ofthcir
brave and noble conduct at the battle
Of Roanoke Is'anl.
Here he very touchingly alluded
to two deaths that had occurred
in the company since his absence
Again he expressed his heartfelt
thanks for the beautiful gift, and
the company's kind regard for his at
tempt to do his duty, and his wish thai
when this war was ended, we migl.t
return together to our homes, satisfied
that we had done our whole duty tC
our Country and our God.
The cost of the sword was $3.50.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-09-20

A Washington correspondent Of the
Providence Press, thus humorously
describes the manufacture of news in
the federal city: "News from the
front is very SLOW ju .comiaggv vip: and Igqal
of huge esnards, every afternoon,
about the time when quid nuncs, hav-
ing dined, begin to. drop in at Willard's
and enquire one of another, "Have You
anything new?" To Which interroga-
tory the customary answer is, "No, l
amt, have you?" To this quid aunc
No. replies, "Well, 1 heard-I don't
know how true it is-'tis merely ru-
NOR, | hope-I reckon there's nothing
in tits rough if it should be con.
frmed - but the story is generally
doubted-such stories are generally
much exaggerated you know-The
Government is trying to suppress it
j heard this morning from clerk in
list Comptroller'S office that messcn-
ger who had just come from the Pay
Department, and who told him that u
Paymaster had just come up from
Fredericksburg, who had seen there a
soldier who had cOnycrsed with an in
telligent contraband who has lately
escaped from the rebels, and the in
telligent contraband says that he was
we'll acquainted with Stonewall Jack
sous servant Jim, and. that Jim had
told him, the intelligent contraband,)
that lie (Stonewall Jacksou) had told
him (Jim) that he (Stonewall Jackson)
was going to get between Gems. Pope
and Butler, with a force Of 100000
men, and surround Them both,, and
then march OIL to Washington by way
Of, Block Island !!!w sob! Lord p
says guild 'sunc No. 2, "That's bad
news indeed. Why domt the Presi-
dent declare a policy!" And then,
with reflective countenances, they both
repair. to an inner apartment, and
pump up something through straw"
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-09-20

A weekly paper, published in New
York, called Frank Leslic's Illustrated
Newspaper, in recording the circum-
stances of the death of Fletcher Web
ster, thus basely speaks of his illustri-
GUS father:
"He was the surviving son of Dan
iel Webster, whose treason to his real
and lifelong principles made his clos
ing years despicable and his death a
-rsliaf- to Acknowledgment -. ---
If anything more UNANIMOUSLY false
than this has appeared in these days,
when the best and noblest fame is not
spared by mean and malignant spirits,
it has not attracted our notice. The
spirit Of the writer appears by his thus
going out Of his way to attempt to soil
the ashes of the venerated dead. 1t
needs no formal reply. The fame Of
Daniel Webster is and will be pre,em-
inent in the history of the present cen.
tury. Of all men, while living, he ac.
qured the glorious title of DEFENDER
OF THE CONSTITUTION and to his latest
breath he enjoincd on his countrymen
that undying devotion to the Union
which was first SO solemnly inculcated
by the lips of Washington, Ills gal
lant son has died gloriously upon the
field of battle, to vindicate those gen
erous principles, to the maintenance o
which his father gave an understand
ing and patriotism never surpassed
among mortal men. A newspaper
which could publish such villainou
trash about such man in his honorec
grave deserves only universal contemp
and execration.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-09-20

sY- WV. LIXGuAM, JR, editor Of the Ar,
my d Macy Journal S3 School ST.. Boston. is
our sole agent for that city. ANY contract en-
tered into by him, for advertising or subscrip'
tion on our account, will be ratified by US.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-09-20
Editorial Welanse.

Capt. Sonibard Hoffman, Asst. Adj.
Gen. on Maj. Gen.. Fosters staff, has
been promoted to. the rank Of Major.
His many friends receive this news
with pleasure
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-09-20

The wrecking steamer Dirigo, which
arrived at this port few days since,
and.was thought by some to be an iron
clad, was built at. Bangor, Me-, ex-
pressly for the wrecking. business, at
an expense of 100000. She has ten
engines, two large steam pumps, ca
pable of raising 150 tons of water per
minute, and shears capable of lifting
lyo tons. This vessel has been en-
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-09-20

gagged in clearing out Instructions in
the Elizabeth river at Norfolk, and we
learn, contemplates removing the OBJ
structions in the Neuse, below this city.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-09-20

E enlistment Meetings for the North Caro-
linn Hcgimeut.
Charles Henry Foster will address the citi-
zens of Carteret County, in behalf of enlist
ment in the First Regiment OF North Carolina
Union Volunteers, at the following times and.
places:
Beaufort Saturday, Sept. %;
Cape Lookout Banks, Monday, Sept 90;
Hunting Quarters Meeting House, Tuesday,
Sept. %;
Cedar Island, Wednesday, Sept "a. at
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-09-20

commanding his gallant little force, acted a
aid to Colonel Dennis.
But the instances Of valor and daring are
too numerous to give particular mention TO all,
The material has been tried before and still
found equally balanced. Much credit is due
to Surgeon Goodbrakc Of the Twentieth rcgl
ment, for bis energy in directing the baggag.
train, and thus saving it from hcng cap'ur d
a second time, Slrseun Fcland Of the lgtietl
regiment, was taken prisoner in the heart o
the fight, with mu>ket in band, blazing away
with as much coolness as any private. Ai4eI
being taken he rendered most valuable assls
lance in attending TO our wounded, and those
Of the rebels, for the sll time he was aloTea
to act in the line Of his duty. lie has sincs
been Internationally released and has return
ed to this place. Dr. Goodbrakc was the only
surgeon lett TO take charge Of our woundst
after the battle, the balance being taken priS
OncrS, and one ~ said to have skedaddlJd aItel
the first fire
The loss Of rebel officers was immense -
CooAel Adams was found lying dead in tn,
road. Four captains and several llculenantS
now ,ie fatally wounded near the battle field
and those who could he moved were carried Uf
by the rctreating rebels
There were seven regiments in the fight, un
der q e IN rs dia ctm mnand Of Gen Armstrong,
10 wit: - Colonies AGA ms, Prisons, Slemuoh'
Jackson FORESTS, BrStow'S and Wheel,r''
cavalry regiments, numbering in the aggre
gale, five thousand men, while the whole nun
br Of Col. Dennis force was but six hundred
men.
When the Official account Of the battle ap
pears, \ am confident that it will be showI
that il tIahhe oAc Of the most br.liant affair
Yet recorded. ~
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-09-20


Joseph Bly,, for burglariously enter
ing the house of Mary Phillips, on
New street, in this city, and stealing a
gold watch and thirty-four dollars in
money has been sentenced to six
months hard labor at Fort Totten, with
twenty pound ball and chain. James
Hutchins, an accomplice, received foul
months hard labor at the same place
Owen Sempler, another one of the
same gang, received six months hard
labor, with thirty-two pound ball and
chain, at Fort Totten.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-09-20

nOCTOR TUlI LaAs JUST RECElV-
~ ed small lutoi very SUPERIOR MEDIciSgs.
Castor OIL, Salts Pnregoric, Spirits Lavender,
sell lits Powders Nermiuge &c, &c., &c, which
hr 'n Is t. his iateuts ana the community at,
peace prices, Sep: lGth l8R,'
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-09-20

Fight BriwccH Fifty of our Cavalry Dnd
Two HuHdFed and Fifty Rebels.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-09-20
BATTLE AT RRIT0N'S LA.sE,
TENN.
Desperate Engagement and Brii-
liant Union Victory.

sly HUNDRED UNION TROOPS DE-.
FEAT FIVE THOUSAND REBELS.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-09-20

THEIR OBJECT OF "RAtSING MARY
LAND" 4 FAILURE.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-09-20

Occupation Ct Frederick, Md, by
United States Troops.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-09-20

RcJl Treatment Of the U. S. Eag.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-09-20

THE CITIZENS WILD WITH DELIGHT.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-09-20

THEIR ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION
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order Oh Publication.

| VEuCA Va u sAOAAS~~
State of Kansas, Second Judicial District Nema-
ha County.
Samuel A. Ss;nsons 4 Eugene f. Ravens, part
ners as Stinson Ravens, Plaintiffs, VS. Je-
rome Wi son, Henry Cowgirl, Samuel Cowgirl,
DEPENDENTS.
To Jerome Wilson You are hereby notified
that the above ramei Plaintiffs have ccmnenc-
ed an action in the above e titied court against
you to recover judgment against said defend
emit Jerome Wilson, for the sum OF Two, Humid
req and sixty dollars ana interest thereon IRON
July 9Th. 1866 at thesrate Of sixty Per cent? Per
annum. upon pronissory note signed oy said
Wilson on the 9th day of July 4. ID. 1899, paya-
lie to A. q. Sands or order, and to sneJec. 10 'ne
nav ment of said amount and interest," the Ioi-
lowing premises, mortgagedH ~ SAID wilson 70
secure the payment of said note ana Interest
to wit The South East qusrter OF section NO.
tbir v-tvo IN tow nship No. FIVE, range fourteen
east. in said county of Nemaha, to sell the same
and applv the proceeds to the payment. OF said
or,onnt and interest and the costs OF tins action
md r. foreslose all the defendants right title or
eonity OF redemption and security to said prem
ises. Said note having been assigned to these
nI.iptiffs by Alexander V. Blake, executor Of
the last will aad Testament, Of A.. B. Sands
Now. unless you plead, answer or denur to said
pIs infiffs' peticn on or before the 18th day Of
October 4. D. 1862 the said petition will be TAX
en- as true and Judgment rendered accordingly.
I'D. BRUMBAUGH, Atty for Pisintids.
August 16, 1862. y.
.
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Late Lieut.. Ad.Sigel L;pschatz, or''Sigel
No. g." starts for the River TO morrow to
hurry up the commissary and subsistence
stores ordered for this place.
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NOTICE UE ATTACHMENT.
Marysrille, June 6. 1862.
LIST

LIST
OF lands in Nemaha County, Kansas, on
aohich The ta;res Of 1856. remain unpaid
and ,ohich ,cere neglected to be sold for
delinquent tG1es IN Hay 1862.
John Newcomb, ! Of n e sec So ;p Il
Joseph Linn, and W or Of v sec 10 tp
IRA
,EW Stratton. n sec 81 tp2rl4
1eander Wood, " aof " sec 8 tp2r IA
VIM G Leigh, n ! of sw sec tplrI2
Samuel Latimer, nwqr OF ne e 3of "
sec 9tp1 rl3 sd-
DJ Dickinson, W Of sec 80 tp1ru
B B Bennett, W of e sec 1Stp3rl4
ID Shanir, " sec II tp SRI
H Stanley IA .p r IA
Nathan Watrous " Of w&w 1of NV sec %
3 tp2r l3 -oe 81
IF Snow, n sec 27tpir14
James Bayliss, " & sc Or of s sec 14tp r IA
John Fitzgerald. 8 " sec "A tp5r II
: Etnathan Gibbs, ! Of wqrofs " sec SO tip 4
TIA ~ 81
M Kilcain, sec S5tp4r14 sesaA IS
William Patterson, Of n sec 2sfp s IA
NJ scearce, n }of sec % tp4 rl2
Thsddeus H Walker sec % tp 1r12s a
Of nv sec IS tip T IL
Richard Csency, = sec IL tp2r Is .EssssHi
J. Henderson, wqrofse &neqr Of sw
sec 24tp2r12 ssss :
David C Jones, 9 sec S tip 2r12
Susan Rice n " sec 16tp2rlSs.
UnknoEn, n Of see Is tp Pr Il
rse foregoing described lands vim on Tuesday, the End
al Sepsembes, 1854 1t the 1ssssurers once in ssne
q Be sold 70 pay TIE i.. pssalty asd charge aoe tFra
. % : =. eHAs.G. scRAFRoRD,C Co treasurer.
,ssnecA, July 81, lssa ~ -
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He prepared to his old customers and others who
may favor him with call at his usual place Of business,
broadway, East MaTysyiils. Kansas. Inl5H
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ELI MOORE,
and Cabinet Maker
go MARYSVILLE, KANSAS,

Will attend to the erection of all kinds of build
ings with neatness and dispatch. Plans and spec
iications furnished. l have on hand large
quantity Of dry walnut lumber, and am pre-
pared 10 make all kinds of furniture at Mo.
river prices. Terms to suit the times. n6tf
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Provost Marshal Generals Office,
State of Kansas

FfOV0St M8ESNdl CGHSEdI0S UlifCe,
State of Kansas.
LEAvEswoRrH City, August 10, 1862.
Lieutenant s. C. Burchard, of Mays
vile Marshall County, in this State, is
hereby appointed Deputy Provost Mar
shall for the Counties of Marshal and
Washin gton, and as such Deputy will dis
charge the duties usually performed by
such officer, and report from time to time to
the Marshal of the District Of Leaven-
worth
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authorized to apply the foregoing rules Of
dsaA 10 iueb municipalities spd.tuprsin-
stead of counties.
Ffh-Proyost Marshals will be APP
pointed by The War Departmental the sew.
eral States, qnlibe nomination Of the Cow
errors thereof, with such assistants as may
be necessary to enforce the attendance Of
all drafted persons who shall fail to attend
at such places Of rendezvous. =
Srith-1n case any State shall not, by
the fifteenth day of August, furnish its
quota Of additional three hundred thou
. Sand volunteers called for by the President
on the I'd day Of July, 1862, unless other.
wise ordered, all in complete regiments
shall then be consolidated under the d.
ree.ion of the Governors of the respective
STATES. and an additional draft shall be
made as before provided, suficien, to ell
up such quota. The number to be drafted
from each county of the State to be fixed
hy the Governor thereof.
Sevenh-Erom and after the fifteenth
day Of August, no new regiments of vol
unteers will be organized, but the premi-
Urn bounty and advance will be paid to
those volunteering 10 60 into the old regi.
ments. Co
By order Of the Secretary of War.
L. THOMAS, Adj't General.
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Wx. A. BARSTOW.
Provost Marshal General
and Col. Com Dig Sd Wis. Cavalry.

W. II. Wilson, Of yeriniiiion Town.
slip, has been commissioned recruiting
agent for Bowen's regiment.
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