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ordered to fall back, and fell back, rallying and
| forming as they went, so that they gave
ground and kept their order: The tight in
| that part OF the tielt on the Williamsburg road
| for that day ended few hundred yards tur-
| tler on. For hour after hour, tho enemy,
with continued accession Of fresh troops, had
! pushed us on, after be had pushed Us mile, we
I still went fighting lin, step By step, and in
stopped. He occupied our campsthat night
| with troops that had not been in action
/ GEN. CorcH GET OFF.
| When the eneu,y finally forced our position
! on the Nine Mile road, the greater part Of
| Couch's division fell kack in the direction Of
| the Williamsburg road; but the General him-
| sell, with smaller body, being nearer to Fair
OAK station, ieli back across the railroad, and
and WAS thus cut oil from tile army. As soon
as this Was ascertained he prepared to make
the best Of it. He examined his position care
fully, sent men to beat up all the roads, and
especially along the New Bridge road, to see If
Summer might not be near. The force with
Couch was found to consist Of four regl-
ments- His position was in 3 large open
1itld, in Al angle between the Railroad and 3
| road that runs from the Fair Oak station
northward towards New Bridge Onthe west
was dense wood, from which the enemy
might emerge at any moment, and on the
south was : railroad aud fringe Of wood
through which they could cross for Hank as-
| tack Whether he had any road for Retreat
the General did not yet know, so he formed
two lines OF battle.
| sEDGwIck's DIVISION COMING.
Lieut. Edwards, who had ridden down the
| New Bridge road, came back with word that
Sedgwick's division was only two miles away.
Couch knew that he could bold bis ground
till they came, so he was saved the misfortune
OF defeat They hurried on, and came up at
halt-past five o'clock, General Sumner With
item. No change was made in Couch's dlspo"
sitiune, save in the comparat1ye strength with
which either line was held. The 1st Mime.
sota, Col Sully, WAS formed on the right oi
the Chasseurs, and Ricksts's battery OF Napo-
| leon's to the left Of the Slst. All the rest oj
| the division WAS formed on the line towards
the railroad
TIE REBELS AGAIN ADVANCE.
Shortly after SIX o clock the enemy advanced
through the woods on the west, IN what force
cannot be said with certalntJ. Prisoners 10
Port it at 5000. As We caught two brig gIdler:
the numbers are perhaps nos diversified
oUR BATTERIES OPEN FIRE WI1H EFFECT.
Aa soon as the line Of the enemy's adTancs
wss known, Ricketts, battery opened ant
thrsW grape and canissar into the woods Eitl
| great affect Brady was not idle either. ons
, 1862-06-09

From short distance beyond the Chicka-
honliny River, the highway to Richmond,
known as the Williamsburg road, runs direct
Iy west to tie rebel capital. Seven miles east
Of Richmond, On this road is the place known
81 the Seven Pines. Near to the Seven Pines
common country road, known to us as the
Nine Mile Road, crosses the main road, and
on the left (our Left runs through the woods
towards White Oak Swamp. On the right tho
road runs in northTester1r direction By Fair
Oak Station, on the Richmond railroad to
Richmond. BIZ this road it is nine miles from
| the Seven Pines to the city,
, 1862-06-09

Then they pushed on again, through camp
the road to Richmoud; and they Kept on it,
.nd that night our rickets were posted within
four miles Of the rebel capital, and near to i
line Of works that we fancy is, OF represents,
the celebrated last ditch where the rebels are
to make final stand.
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Chr Railp y unruaI.

81 ifs SD RUHLIs4iED BIT -
JAMES Il. McNEELY -,
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another swIndIe.

Michael BaIzher, Treasurer of Franklin
county, and one of those patriotic souls
who believe that the reorganization of the
Democratic party just at this time is the
only way TO save the country, recently ran
off with $4,000 of the county funds. He
left home with the money to pay il to the
Stale Treasurer, he SAID, but as be never
came to the State Treasurer's office, aod has
not teen heard of for three weeks, ic is
shre~diy suspected that he won't come
back agaia. The day after he left his wife
found $500 in the bureau dra wer, which he
probably left as a sort of provision for her,
but she was too honest to keep il, and took
it to the TreasuFers cffice and gave it back.
The securities of the defaulter will proba-
bly, make the loss good 10 the county and
State. Between Stover and Baizuer, we
shonid judge that b. Webster Voorhees,
might find enough to - blush at y on his
own side Of the house to keep his face oc-
cupied till the war is over Ind. Jour.
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~
:, - TINE OF. CLOSING:
RoilToad Hdii flor Vine nnes. Terre Hautel
Princeton, W4shineton. Petersburgh,
Sullivan, Carlisle, Rockville, Indlanapo-
lis. Cincinnati, Leniss lie. ST.. louis, sc
Cairo, Chicago, and other Northerni Easterlr-
and Western points, and Railroad Way Officer,
every day except sunday, Rf....... A. H.
ThGrsdaz, and saturday at st y, s1l Pr
0sifO Bfah friTer1 every Monday and
Ehurs1sS ef #- 4l1 D..
Aud every tuesday and Saturday at IL n.
Green kircr 5fGfI dOr Bowling nraen and .
way poiats.l discontinued on account Of
the Rebe ion. faa a DEA
no, Terpon Ma.t (lAnd) every. Tuesday, sg
Thursday, aud Saturday at 6H A. n.
$ ms nrsday. and Friday ct = 71zA.M.
New Il arm oRy, Stewnrtsvius, Pcseyvi!,e, l5
Cynfhiaua, aud Owensvile letters come .t
ard 90 daiIy I . l
RocIpo1T AIaii tIand) every Monday. We'd
3s:ss9 = ., s'isss eyer, Friday
Z {PeteI sturgh iesters, &C. come and 80
By Railroad dasiy-)a $50 sGcz lfs9a
oynthfaua HAL every Wednesday at 7R.n.
tLsaves at 5 a. NJ. Thursday morning.) ...
Hickory Branch Mail every Gaturday at I P. N
TIME OFF DELIVERING.
Reilroad MaiissveTy day except Sunday at Ga p
4s5aisriHe Mall (river) every Tuesday,
- Tharsd.y, and Saturday by 6F. N.
Cairo Mail Uiy,r) every Tuesday aud FRI =.
an eve,y Mon, ay and Thursday at sTAm.
Green Hioe Mad. [piscoutiuned on account -
o OF the Keb Hon. 1895
az. Vernon alan. l~ndl eEory Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday hy 3P. N.
NerV Ha-aaoHs afatl every Tuesday, Thurs-
day, and saturday by Pm.
goekpoyz Ma1 (landI every sunday at2 PM,
and Wednesday and Friday ut A. a.
(Arrives tho evening before, after Office
hourB.) 81 ls-t -l-
PetersJiu9h Mail Way every Friday by So A. n.
Gggfhioaa Nal every Friday at z A. NJ.
fArriyee the evening before, after Office houra.)s
hickory Branch Mail every turday by II N
UE FOkt Ufice oDvns Al A. NJ. and closee at IA
2. u. week davs. Delivery closes from TO
A. 81 ard from 81 TO 615 r. NJ on week day.
during the closing and rpeniIrg Of the kailroud
mail. Office olen from 2 te 8 p On til sabbath.
JAsiEIS d. McNEELY, p. NJ.
EvansvElle Ina. Mas s asp @@ 81
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I0uraaI Buildings, Locust ST.,
RssWesz First A~s E~assr. 4ss
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
Arrival aud Departure Of the
RE a 7 rs -
TIME OF CLOSING.

TThe tisie here set down is adjusted to coHtracs
AoHys On the River there is variation according
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advertisements pubiisned in both the
Daily and the Weekly JOURNAL win be
charged the full Daily rates, with one halt
the Weekly rates added.
Business notices published in the local
columns, viii be charged tor each insertion
ten cents per line.
yz Charges win be- made for inserting the
notices of the following Orders, Societies
and Associations at the rates nameds to be
paid in advance
Military Companies, Order of Odd Eel
lows Masonic Orders, benevolent Societies
and Singing Societies
For each notice not exceeding s lines IS
cents for each insertion; over eight lines at
this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice
attached, 81 without notice, free.
Marriage notices so cents. .s- .e-. 40
Notices OF Festivals, Picuics and Ezcur-
sions, gotten up by individuals or associa-
tions, or by churches, at regular prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under
the head of Special Notices, if ten lines or
over, will. be charged double the usual
rates.
Advertisements making less than three
lines, inserted once in the Daily, will be
charged fifty cents
Yearly advertisers to pay Quarterly.
Announcing candidates of every deserip-
ton to be charged at the rate of 81 so for
each name in the Daily, and So in the Daily
ard Weekly, the same 70 be, in all cases,
paid in advance.
RYAN NSVTBJ.E sIOURNAGs co
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Ohio Rive CoRaa

Ohio Rye Coffee.
sERF BODH GOES no RUS-
0H'S now TO get some Of that Justly cela-
Ohio Bye Coffee, which has just arrived per
-Lancaster No. 4.
received per railroad, IS bushels Of Indiana
OF Rye Coffee, which goes of like hot cakes
mely low prices for cash, and cash only, a t
ISL RUSTOE'S
a Feed Store, Water street
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E1.9a CeRJV-zT 25 CB1-rs PRR
IL Bushel, at -.-s q YICKERY BROS,
oct24 No 50 Main Street
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NEW 8LILh1lfEMENIS.
ID. A. COOKS. ;,

AAss4A-. W - ~
EPE RF ron RUKS-4 nor K.N"
-A3 ch5ics beef tongues fer sale at A. Cooks
sH0ULDERS.--3,000I lbs choice shoulders, fer
sal Cheap at II. A. Cooks
BaooMs -35 doz n brooms, assorted qualities,
at H. A. Cook s. --I-=e,
4. CoDFisH--I box choice c, dfi51, forsale cheap,
at II. a. Cook's
SBoRTs.--4,ooO lb, rich country sborts at q.
A. Cocks.
NEW ORLEANS TAKEN--And TIE result is,
Won get IL pounds of s gar for do lar at
IL. A. Co k -------
COFFEE.--15 bags choice Rio coffee, just re-
ce we'd, and AZ pounds for 81, at II. A. Cocks, No.
73 Main street. -
REFINED SUGARS. --t -..5 .s.sss.e e
5 bb scrLshsd sngsr, ~ lbs for 81.
s bbIs I'ord do 71 lbs for ST.. as-HI r7
5 bbls refined white sngar, lbs for 81.
bbIs rsfiaed G do 9 lbs for 81.
bbls refined srgsr, 81 lbs for 81 :-r
These prices to be had at No. 70 Main st.
mayo .4 80 II. A. COOK.
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I'll A. COOKS"

-RH O. RF RKcE.-60 bushels p ime selected
OLA Ohio Rye, at a. A. COOKS.
ROAST Rye aud Barley
500 pounds roasted rye. 9a
100 az Sc barley, at 81. A. Cooks.
SEED PoTAToES.-PrimeP Fink Eye aad Ne.
shauock potatoes, at 20 cents per busheI. at u. A.
Cooks.
SWEET POTATO PLA NTS.-IO0. .OO0, 600 choice
sweet potato planfE haLd and arrive, and for
sale cheap in lots to suit at IL. a. Ccpk s.
ORA NGEs.---35 boxes, choice, jas: received at
III. A. Cocks.
LEMONS 10 boxes, just received, and for rale
at II. A. Cooks.
CORN and 0ATS.-250 bushels car corn.
70 bushels eats.
T sale at H. A. COOKS. 20 1zf 81
SMOKED HALIBUT.-1oO lbs selected smoked
halibut, at H, a. Cooks.
CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR
loo slcs ass rted brands extra ffour, t-
40 balf sacks assorted brands extra -four,
Fer sale Rt H. A. Cooks. 80. s- .-.-. =
CHEESE. 40 bxs prime rich old cheese,
10 " 6 new cheese, inst receiv-
ed ut III. a. Cooks.
O0GaA NUTs.-I .oooiresh cecsa nuts. received
this day, at H. A. Cooks.
STEARINE BARD.-5OO pounds prime leaf
stearine lard, at II. A. @ oK'e. e-
CORN MEAL.-125 bushels fresh ground corn
meal, at H. A. COOKS.
ma fa ;-4 ---a-i. - si' '-f+
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HIRAM NELSON JOS r NCREYNoIps

RE .V.BLsOyV CO. WOULD IN.
AM form the public that they will attend to
selling on commission at suction, or private sale,
any and all kinds Of marchand Sc. Particular at
tention given TO selling real estate. We will at.
tend TO selling hor-es, muieA, wagon, carriages,
and other vehicles. Particular atten tiou given TO
selling household furniture, both old and second
hand, and will attend to selling at auction sale
in any part of the city or co, nty- -s
II. Nelson will pay particular attention to collect
ing debts or claims, will act aRsa1 for renting
houses and collecting rents, and ay and all busi-
tess entruS to u.s. % a--
: Office on Main street, opposite Court Housa, one
door from Crescent City Bank, Eysnsvills
mas16 II. NELyoH q co. 4
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FROM WARRINGTON.

The Tao Bill Pdsscd.-The tax bill
went through both Houses on the 23d with
a whirl, and thus the most important bill o.
the session only lacks the signature of the
President to become a Law. The bill al
passed, stands precisely as the Senate
amended it, except in sixteen particulars,
the Committee on Conference agreeing that
the House should recede from it's 25S other
amendments. The House and Senate found
it utterly Impossible to agree on the tax
on rcctifed spirits, the House wanting a
very high, and the Senate very low tax,
and so they compromised by levying no tax
at all on that article. Garrett Davis pro-
tested against this feature, and complained
that it gave chance to Cincinnati dealers
to drive out pure Bourbon whisky, by
underselling with drugged articles manu-
featured from the recti6ed spirits. Senator
Sherman protested allowing drawback on
the export of manufactured cotton, and
against giving up the direct tax feature,
but would not indulge in opposition now
as that would tend to defeat the bill. The
Senate passed it unanimously. In the
House objection was made to receding
from the direct tax, and one member want
ed to insist on that and put on the Senate
the responsibility of defeating so important
a bill, through fear of direct taxation.
That would do very we'll to punish the
Senate, said Thad. Stevens, but meantime
how would the poor country get along
without means of raising revenue.
There were in all, 3l5 amendments to
the tax bill. The House having receded
from 253, and the Senate from 16 of them,
the remainder became subject of compro-
mise, as embodied in the joint resolution
of the Committee of Conference, adopted
by the Senate.
While in the House the following named
members voted against it: Allen, of Ill;
Browne, of Rhode Island; johnson, Nor
ton, Nugent, Pendleton, Shiel, Stiles, White
of Ohio; Wycklife and Wood. The bill
only awaits the Presidents signature to
become law, and is to take effect the LIST
of August. The Commissioner of Internal
Reyenue is to receiye salary Of $4,000
per annum.
Some efforts were made in the House to
stave off an immediate vote, but they failed
and the bill was agreed upon by the Com
mittee of Conference, passed, Ben Wade
and ten others only voting against it.
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SlleriH's sale.

State of Kansas, 50
Davis County.
Notice is hereby given that I will offer
for Sale, at Public Auction, at the door of
the Court House in Junction City, Davis
county, on the Goth day Of July, A. D.
1862, between the hours of one and four
o'clock, p. NJ. of said day. all the right,
title and interest of S. N. Bradford and j.
W. Bashore in and to the following describ-
ed Real Estate, ,o-wit Lots II and Is, in
Sec. six, and Lot l in Sec. seven, in Town.
No. II, South Of Range No. 5, East, in
Davis county, State of Kansas; taken as
the property of j. W. Bashore, on an Ex-
ecution in favor of Davies Wilson, issued
by the Third District Court Of the county
of Davis and others attached, and to mo
directed as Sheriff Of said county
Given under my hand this the 10Th day
of June, a. D. 1862.
ii. T. GERRY, Sheriff.
n35-6t) Ey A. w. CALLEN, Under Sheriff.
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THE CELEBRATION.

The Fourth of July will be celebrated by the
citizens of Junction City and vicinity by pic
nic. which will be held in Gilbert's Grove, hall
a mile above Bartlett's Ferry.
A cordial invitation is extended to all loyal
citizens to attend and take part in the exercises
of the DAY.
The table will be supplied by the ladies, and
all contributions of refreshments will be received
upon the grounds by the following
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
LApIEs-Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Maekey, Mrs. Cobb,
Mrs. White and Mrs. Gilbert.
GESrLExEs-Messrs. Mobley, Miller, Gross,
Brown and Stricken.
PRESIDENT OF THE DAr-Daniel Mitchell.
The day will be ushered in by salute of
thirty-foar guns from the public square
The exercises Of the day will commence at II
o'clock. A. NJ, and will take place in the follow.
ing order:
Sihging-Star spangled Banner. by the Choir.
Prayer by Mr.. o. Dawson.
Reading of the Declaration Of Independence
by William S. Blakely.
Singing by the Choir.
Address-B. F. Perkins.
Address. B. White.
, Singing-America, by the Choir.
Address-Maj. Barry.
Dinner, followed by Toasts, Responses and
Music.
There Will be a Ball in the evening at Wilson 4
Hall
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fcqdl ADVERTISEMENTS.


Mary zehms, In the District Court
rs for the Sd Judicial
William J. Zehms. District sitting for the
trial of causes in Davis County. State Of
Kansas, at its September term, AID. 1862.
VlNHE DEFENDANT IN THIS CASE.
L William J. Zehms, will please take notice
that on the 18th day of June, a 1862. pc.
tition was fled by said plaintiff, Mary Zehms.
IN 'he office Of the Clerk Of the District Court
for Davis County. State Of Kansas, in which
said petition: the said plaintiff. prays Ter q
divorce from the bonds Of matrimony now ex.
lsting between the said plaintiff and defendant
upon the ground Of willful desertion upon the
part of the said William ]. Zehms, defendant:
and that unless the said defendant answer or
demur to the said petition on or before the l9th
day of August, a d. So, adecree will be entered
in accordance with the prayer Of said petition.
MARY ZEHMS.
3. F. PERKINS Attorney for Plaintiff. mss
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SheGjn's Sale.
County Ceaua v Of fi pavi, SIS.

State Of Kansas,
County of Davis
Notice is hereby given that will offer for
Sale. at Public Auction, at the door Of the
Court House. in Junction City. Davis county.
Kansas. on the Goth day of July, A. D. 1862,
between the hours Of one and four O'Clock. p.
NJ. of said day, tho following described Real
Estate, with the appurtenance belonging there
unto, to-wit: Lot No. eight tS) in Block thirty
nine 1897. in the city of Junction, county of
Davis and State Of Kansas, taken as the prop
erty of George L. Miller, on an Older of Sale
in favor of Philipena Becke.s, issued BY tho
Third District Court Of the county Of Davis
and others attached, in the State Of Kansas,
and to me directed as Sheriff Of said Davis
county
Given under my hand this the 10Th day Of June,
A. d. 1867
II T. CEERY, Sheriff.
n35-Gt BY A.W. CaLLEN Under Sheriff.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between William II. Mackey
and Charles A. Wood in the Blacksmith business
In the city of Junction, County of Davis. State
of Kansas, is dissolved by the death Of Charles
A. Wood, and by consent Of his executor thereto
All persons indebted to said firm are requested
to come forward and make immediate settlement.
and save costs by 50 doing The books and
accounts will be found at the shop formerly used
BY said fir. Of Wood 4 Mackey, where either OF
the undersigned viii be pleased to wait on AL
those having acJounts to settle.
WILLIAM II. MACKEY, :.
And " OprIy, Executor under the last viii sno
testament Of Charles A. Wood, deceased.
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Ncm advertisements.
~~~~O~-~-~>-~-oo.o.~~~ o~o~~No.~O.~~o~
HAY WANTED!

PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED AT
l. this Office until IL o'clock on the 21st of
July, 1862, for the delivery at Fort Riley of
FIVE HUNDRED TONS OF PRAIRIE
HAY,
of good and merchantable quality, we'll and
securely stacked at such places as the under
signed may designate. Upon the delivery of
800 tons, the right is reserved to increase or
ininish the balls nee to be delivered 100 tons
The successful bidder will be held responsible
for the st,ict fulfIment of the contract The
whole to be delivered by the Goth Of September
1862 d. W. SCOTT, A. A. Q. NJ.
A. A. Or. Mrs Office, Fort Riley, July lst 1862
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Attachment Notice,

L. B. Perry, Pl'ff, } Before G:F: Gordon,
rs. Justice of the Peace,
rhos. W Mares, Deft of Davis Co. Kansas.
The said defendant will take notice that the
said Justice of the Peace issued an order of
attachment in the above action on the 9th day
June, AID. 1862, for the sum of sixteen dollars
and sixty cents. and that your property has
been attached for said sum, and that the trial
of said action is set for the 11th day of Au-
gust, 1862, at ii A. NJ. at which time you are
notified 10 appear. L. b PERRY, Prf.
Riley City, July 1st, 1862. -n374t
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H. Emigration is beginning to pour into West
ern Kansas The benefits of the Homestead Act
are already being felt in this portion of the State
Come on, emigrants, and home seekers, this is
the best country in the West.
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10" The cattle and other stock in this county
are getting excessively fat. There is no better
stock raising country in the world than Kansas.
In this branch Of industry is mine of mex
haustible wealth. Our farmers are becoming
aware of this fact and are acting accordingly.
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u Fall Wheat is now being harvested. The
crop is good one. Spring Wheat will not turn
out so we'll
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DoN'T SUT.-Captain STEWART don't suit the
nabobs at Fort Riley. For the same reason that
old Butler don't suit them at New Orleans
Then, too, he has a company of men that don t
take sugar coated secesh, consequently they are
perfectly "howid." Keep your cars open, boys.
Doubtful 'ant no word for that place.
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Notice Of Appralsement.

c s'ats Of Of k Dasis' IS.
s. ~ Bradford and IL ". Bashore:
You are hereby notified that on Saturday, the
18th day of June. A, b. 1862, upon the premi-
ses, at eleven o'clock, A.. NJ, viii proceed to
levy upon and appraise the following described
real estate, to-wit: Lots twelve (12) and thir.
teen (l3) in section six 6), and lot one (D in
section seven ~, in township eleven (l1),
range five (5), east, in Davis county, Kansas.
Said land will be levied on as the property Of
J. W. Bashore, by virtue of an execution issued
by the Clerk of the Sd District Court. sitting in
and for said county, in favor of Davies Wilson
and against S. n. Bradford and j. w. Bashore;
at which time and place you can attend If you
think proper. II. T. GERRY, Sheriff,
By A. w. CALLEN, Under Sheriff.
May %. 1862, mo- IT.
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o.. az We have always regarded Kansas editors
: rs perfect paragons of honesty and virtue; but
the revelations being made by the Topeka pa
pers are shaking our faith terribly. If they
continue much longer, we may, for our good
ZANE, quit the "perfession."
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Lrrr.-The confederate prisoners at Fort Riley
were started for Fort Leavenworth, under an
escort of twenty men, last Tuesday morning.
We HOPE, hereafter, they may be kept in their
places. and that none will be found so mean as
TO do them reverence. Taking pleasure rides
with them, and other acknowledgements Of
equality, is pilng it on rather thick.
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LAND WARRAsrs-Hall, at the City Drug Store,
has received number of Land warrants whlcn
he now offers for sale at the lowest cash Prlce.