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j. G. SCOTT,
Attorney at Law 4 Land Agent,
SENECA, NEMAHA CO., KANSAS.
OPECIAL attention paid to the Collection
~ Of Claims in Nenaha, Marshall and Brown
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REFEREN;
BEkLER WILLIAMS, White Cloud, Kansas
v. d. MARKHAM,
JAMES CARGILL & Co., st. Joseph, Mo.
Hon. SAMUEL R. CuRris, Keokuk. Iowa.
E. B. Hale, Banker, Cleveland, Ohio.
Hon. DANIEL z. TILoEN,
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R. U. ToRRrY, Dist. Cl'k, Nemaha Co., K. r.
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Jas. CRArG, st. Joseph, Mo-; Bella NJ. HucHEs,
Atchison, Kansas; Hon. AUSTIN SIXTH, New
York; Hon. IaA Hams. New York.
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Attachment Notice.
John sperry Plaintiff:
GEORGE VI. LindIey.\ Defendant.
ON the 7th day of June, A. D. 1862, said
" Justice issued an order of attachment in
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and costs of suit.
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FIRE III EDRIDGE SrREEr-A MAN BURNED TO DRA1H-
Shortly after six O'Clock on Saturday evening nrd
brsks the second aoor OF building in the rear %
Ne. 1913 Eldridgs street, occupied By William Wood, ma
nufaetursr Of seamsns chests The flames extended to
the third floor and roef and before the fire extin
gushed the upper part OF the building destroyed.
Mr. Woods loss will be about $s00-said TO be insured.
The first floor and basement occupied by Frank Ha-
german . vinegar factory-loss about $500 NO m
surance. The building 10 owned BY Mr.. HagsrmaA 10
Ii damaged about $40O-fuly insured. An old nans
named Henry Burns, who worked for Mr. Wood and has
charge Of the premises burned 70 death. Nothing
was known Of the dreadful calamity until Sunday morn
ing, when his came to the shop in search OF biz
father. On removing some Of the burned chests tho
body of the unfortunate man found burned 70 q
crisp in . most horrible manner. The Tenth precincts
police were notified and took charge Of the remains
Mr. Burns about seventy Of age and resided
with his son No 1854 East Tenth street The cause
Of the FIRE known but Il is supposed TO have orr
ginated in some accidental manner, probably from O.
IRE which the old man had 10 melt glue.
MEETING IaIsH BRIGADE CoxxTTEz.-Ws are In
formed that the committee under whose encouragement
and direction Msaghers celebrated Irish brigade was
formed will hold meeting this afternoon, ut half past
three o'clock a the Emgrant Industrial Savings Bank
In chamber street. Gen. Meaghcr will BIO present 70
with the committee in relation to the important
business entrusted 70 him by special order OF MAJ Gen.
Mcclellan.
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NEWS FH1a WcgS5UaG.

Rebel Report OF Great Disaster 10 the
Union Fieet-The H.bc Nam Arkansas
Said 10 Have Caused Considerable IIa-
MsarHIs, July Is, 1862,
Tho Granada (late Memphis) Arred Of the 10th inst
reports that the rebel and clad gunboat Akan
sas under command 81 Captain j. N. Bryan, came down
from the Yazoo river the 18TH and by that por
tion Of fleet which lies abeye vicksburg successfully
and anchored under the batteries surrounding that city
The Appeal says the down several Union
vessels and disabled many Que Of vessels
blown up.
The Arkansas is . very formidable gunboas, being
plated with two haf inch iron with the plates and
nails riveted. She has very heav, armament, and i
furnished with two propelers, feet in diameter
with four fanges each.
Ths loss OF the rebels 10 set down at killed and
thirteen wounded The Union loss 10 known, hut is
supposed 70 have been very heavy.
In addition TO the above the Appeal despatch contains
. great deal which il bombastic and not worthy Of
publication but there Is unqusstionably truth in
the made shove. There recent arrivals
from vicksburg.
PEnAprrPHIA, July 20, 1862
The Philadelphia Ledger has copy Of the Richmond
Wing Of the 17h which contains despatch from Lieu.
tenant Brown stating the rebel Arkansas
out Of the Yasoo river and successfully through the
Union feet OF eighteen vessels but was badly cut up be-
fore she reached the Of the batteries Vcksburg
losing about twenty He says she the Benton
ashore In sinking condition, blew up ram, burned up
one vessel and damaged others.
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new from Morgan's gang.
Steamboat Explosion.

THE BLANCHE PAGE wRECK-rHE STEWARD BLOwN
no AToMs-THE CAPTAIN AND OTHERS INJURED.
The Blanche Page which left the Atlantic station East
river, at O'Clock A. NJ, having in tow tho barge
Cremorne had only proceeded far Buterilk Cha-
nell when her boilers exploded The Yankee Boy, being
at hand rendered every assistance. The Blanche
Page, when the boilers BURST had twelve OF Tho
chief engineer James Jones, ct his post, and il
astonishing how he escaped
The barge Crsmorne had excursion party board :
bound for the Fishing Banks. The explosion was
Of very serious nature. The steward blown TO
atoms Captain William Ellsworth was dangerously in
ured in the back and but for the exerons Joseph
Strand Of the deck hands, things might have been
This Joseph Strand seeing tho explosion
stood by the Blanche Page like jolly good tar" ana
only left his post after doing all In his power 70 ALI
he could and the vessel too.
After the explosion the Cremorne and all the excur.
sioniss were New York. The Blanche Page was
taken from Buttermlk Channel by the Yankee Boyr
which towod her to the Paterson dock at Jersey City
Our reporter visited the Blanche Page yesterday, and
he gives the suboined description respecting her -
She is strong river propeller, and is entirely
boat, having been ony about five weeks the river.
Her cabin and other compartments very well fur
nshed and it supposed that her steam power &onLd
be equal not superior to any other Of her dimensions
Her boilers appear have been very sendsry ogeth
and having connection with the wheshouse they
In very dangerous position respecting the hands on
board The paddle house and boilers all blown up,
with the kitchen and all its utensils The cook escaped
amid the ruin in his department..
The Blanche Page butt in Nswburg, and IL owned
by ID. s. Page Co. n the time she exploded shs
carrying sixty -nve pounds to the square inch J,
which considered very moderate for high
boat 1t 10 said BY those board Of her that he
Of the accident was the miserable quality Of the iron In
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NEWS FROM M'CLELLAN'S ARMY.

Arrangements for an Exchange or Pris-
oners, &C.. sc.
HrA DouARrRs, Army or TEE PoToMAo, July IS, 1862
flag Of truce boat went yesterday TO Turkey Island
creek having board General Dix, who went to meet
General Hn for the purpose Of making permanent
rangement for the exchange OF prisoners. The inter-
view highly satisfactory but. conclusion being
arrived At, the Gag win return to-day, when General
Lee win be present.
An Engishman, who represented himself the son Of
the Duke Of Somerset, found at headquarters, few
days since, under suspicious circumstances He stated
that he was with the robe General Pryor durng the
battle Of seven days He sent North.
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IoIIne Intelligence.

fo",r corR7s DrRSG ms LAsT WEEw.-The daily ave.
rag q cases which have been tried before The different
poNe mag .tta;ss this city Daring ne week has
been about one hundred The MAJORITY " these were FOR
d,unkeAnoss na tsordcriy conduct, ut and battery
aud putty larceny. lie army would ls enc school to
teach ihce characters honesty AVID souf>i and n the
time a1ori angle legitimate cmplo,r vnt for thSir
hshtlnE prnpenstes We cuuuieud roe focfUtng of.
q Ucat " tie taaNcs Nls,s thess a1n Sgst 90
ccrg. shalrs
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Tbs seventy-Grst New York state Mi
IiIin.
10 the EDITOR OF THE BFRALn.
cANp MARfv, TgNNAfLyrowR,

Gasp MAmN, TsNNAfLyrowa
N1R WAsiIsGro S, July 10, 1862.
On Friday. July Is, held election 10 on ths po-
stion of second eutcEant Of Company r. The vacancy
caused by the promotion q Second IIcutspan Fow
isr q The arst eusnancy. Sergeant Chas. n Wooster
received ~ q the - votes cast, which elected him on
the lIfh INST The Commissioned officers held election
Cor msi late Major Buckingham. having res igned
aud taken command " he Fty third New York Youn.
tesfs. On the rat ballot captain Trsf0rd OF Company
i, - eigs 0fity Of TIE votes cast bus he declined
= ACCEPT " tie second ballot Captain coles 81 Com.
y Il. . ..-tl u
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The Recent Disturbances In Cincinnati.
The arrest and prompt punishment Of the leading as
turbers Of the peace in Cincinnati has had the ect or
restoring order. The city u quiet The Mayor haS
issued ths following
PROCLAMATION.
In view or the disturbed condition Of nAttonAH
affairs, deem my duty 70 issue this my preelama-
ton, ~ the citizens Of Cincinnati Our country appeaD
the patriotic spirit which animatss all who love the
Enion 10 promptly forward and aid, In every
sbs way the enlistment necessary 70 meet the present
wants.
There has been disposition on the part Of some 10
disturbance In this city, and evil minded persons,
from various motives, counsel such proceedings arc
unwss. and likely 70 increase rather than alay On az
cited public feeling.
Igiys notice that the police force Of tho city, a ny
command large and well armed, and that am deter
mined, at all hazArds 70 keep the Of the city
and caution all persons that will not permit
any assumptions Of authority BY parties armed or other
wise allow interference with the authority veated M
by law, the chief executive officer and coussr
vator of the peace"
call upon all good citizens 70 aid in preserving
order and enforcing the and 70 that end request
and command all persons TO avoid the congregation OF
crowds the streets and that such congregations shall
Whenever required BY tbs police, promptly dspsrse
All persons who are willing 70 aid the municipaS
authority 70 prevent suppress disturbance are re-
qusssd 10 report themselves at the City Hall that their
names may be enrolled that they may be called upon
should occasion require.
Given At my Office in she City Hall this l1th day Of
July, 1862. GEORGE HATCH, Mayor Of CINCINNATI.
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FURNITURE,

A BEDROOM SUIT OF ENAMELLED FURNITURE,
"A in all colors OF warranted manufacturer ALSO sod
chestnut Chamber Suits plain and ornamental, III II Y.
FARRiNGT0Nis sos Canal street, opposite wooster Es
taOlished in lsfS
Ii, KINDS OF FURNITURE, LOOKING GLASSES.
~ Mattresses Bedding, below auction prices, war;
between Stanton Houston streets Call ana save money
Note the number.
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College Professors TurnipF q Jcie,..


Professor Chamberlain OF Bowoon ,s4, in. ) 81
offered and has accepted the Coonocy " tbs aaHtlsh
Nans regiment u Is 4leo stated Gtat Professor Chad
bourne "a, aosepte. ne tcknery Il Ma sarhussss
fag mctst
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EXCURSIONS.

ruoIERA BANKs--ExCuRsTON.-CAP BoGGs
~ ana Banker having chartered the o. passenger bolt
RED JACKET VIII make ripto the Cholera Banks on
Thursday, July ~ This Is the hrs opportunity o. the Nnd
!. r. offered the public take their families to the famous
grounds boat has Ane accommodations for both ladies'
ana gentlemen Anderson 1oweli the well known pilot,
will accompany the parry The boat will leave south FIRST
street Williamsburg AZ o'clOck A. NJ Dcsiocy street al
o.; Peek slip I; spring greet s. per No. Nortn
river O'Clock Far ST. Bait lines and reircsbmcnts
oah be procured on board
- captain WALTER D. c. BoGGs
Captain A. BANKER,
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MATRIMONIAI..

A YOUNG BACHELOR IN THE ARMY, REALIZING
n the want Of the blessings of home, wishes form
the acquaintance Of young lady, with view
uimony after the OF the rebellion One between
the OF IL and y appearance liberal
education and good family wish correspondence
with such view will meet with prompt and honorable atten
ton, with particulars &c Address Captain Monroe TWEEN
ty.third regiment New York Volunteers Washington.
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nELrGHTFUL WORCESTERSHIRE NEW AND FAST.
~ Steamboat THOMAS COLLi Err leaves tho 1901 Of MUIR
rect every day (Sunds ec.ptedl a. % and 10 80
. NJ. aud n. ". Tor Port Monmouth, New yersey. Re.
turning arrives in New York ~ $50 a, NJ, nld ~ 80 aud
rows and across the lower bay Sandy Hook passing
Fors lafayette Hamilton, &C. asseugers taking the go
and 1890 trips tan v;song Branch aud return the sans
day. Excursion iale-Fron Now York 10 Fort Monmouth
AID back 40 cCnts From New YORK TO Long Branch and
X, II -.
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hxISCNLLAN zoos.

A STICKING PLASTER CURRENCY-SsfALL EN-
n velopes of all sizes, styles ana coos Tor enclosing
cents Up Manufactured and for sale, wholesale And
by DAWLEY, corner of Reade aud Centre streets.
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Sinking or . Government Steamer.

LOUISVILLE, July 20, 1852
The steamer Duneith, from Cincinnati for Nashville
with government forvgs and wagons, sunk the falls
this evening Nobody injured. The boat 10 a total
loss The cargo win probably be saved bus In damagsd
condition.
There ia nothing new from Morgan's gang.
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THE REBEL ouERIlLAs IN KENTUCKY,

Henderson and Newbury, KY, I'm Thsir
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF q Small GUAM
ttty OF Government stores, SC.
CAIRO, July 10, 1862.
The steamer General Anderson from Evansville, has
arrived. She passed Henderson, KY, yesterday fore
noon. The rebels had possession OF the town. They
say they don't intend to interfere with navigation on the
river, except government boats. with private pro
perty The number OF rebels Is not ascertained.
Lieutenant A. R. johnson, OF Bridswsn's Tennessee,
cavalry in command, issued . proclamation, in which,
he says no has come protect the citizens against insults
and the ruling dsspotsm. They claim 70 be regular
soldiers, not guerlas.
Some commissary stores belonging to the government
were captured, and a fcv soldiers taken
Newburg, ten miles above Evansville is also In pos
session Of the rebels.
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no Nor FORGET THE GREAT MOONLIGHT Ex-
j. curson OF the Starlight Brgaae which takes rato On
say JuJ No eXcri0n hos been spared by
thc committees t. make successful of tie
kind during tie season The Magnolia AMI barse
Cfpprne engage the Tickets, admitting
gentleman and two ladies, 81. Extra lady's ticket, bity
cents For particulars see printed programme
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JTNCrRSTON TO THE FISHING BANKS. STEAMER
u CGoToN, Captain James a. d mont " u leave uaiy
follows tSHtu cHcepe MOTH Ttver--Thrtieir
tren a. "; Christ 3pncr street, IA A. vi spring street,
~ a. NJ. Enst rite,-fs nth street, ~ A. Nj Bronze
pilee a 70 s,ir 3tt il. " plHr No North river,
gA NJ Kelrrabuents ~ sin1s HshiGg tackle, bait 6e
on O8ald. Fare ~, .ha tK.usai1n Fhc"nts
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-08-07
POINT PHEASANT ACADEMY,

The second semia annual session Of this In
stitution under the charge II the undersigned,
will commence on MONDAY AUGUST 18th.
The course of studiesi and charges per sss-
sion OF Five months, are as fo)lowes;
PRINARY DEPARrNgSn,:N including Spelling,
Reading, Writing, Rihary Geography, Phi.
mary Philosophy Mental Arithmetic and writ
ten Arithmetic commenced. IS 90
JUNIOR Class including Written Arithme
tic continued, English Grammar, Geography,
and History, 81 10
MlDpLE CLASS: including Natural Philoso-
ply, Moral Philosophy, Mental Philosophy,
Watts on the mind, Botany, Chemistry, As
tronomy, Physiology and Hygiene, Rhetoric.
Logic, Elements of Criticism, Parker's Aids 20
Composition. $40.
SENIOR Class including ALGEBRA, Survey
ing, Geometry, T rgonomelry, Practical Geonl,
etry or Mensla,ion also the Latin, French and
Italian Languages SO,
Tuition fees, one half payable Mt the middle
Of the session, remainder ut the close. No de.
duction for absence unless in case of protrac;Sd
sickness. Pupils charged from date OF en-
trance. G. W BROWN, Ill B.
Point Pleasant Va. no9 3w.