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That. all. We only desired rec
ord, 1t is NV u fixed fac, that all the or
gan. Of the lite Republican party in
n,ncock and Washington tive in alp are
tuily committed To nrsrl emancipation, AID
against 1, t s.orati5u of the Unioa Ma
fai1s Gaos
How silly. Al this mere assertion is
made in reply to a remark Of the Aaeriedr
tia, il apr we'd Of the removal of MeGlell-
an. Whit has that 70 do with negro
cruan ipltiln and against the restoration Of
the I'M - TA4rc 10 not half as much
logic in tie Utioas conclusion fr,m sieh a
rr-,nise ns taete i. il bundle Of hay, un
ie-s tho C4,an Editor. makes slavry the
Unnn. Mr. Conway. We think. SAID, that
"ni.gcr on the brain" wa. bad disease for
III se who have no hraia Tor the niger to
get on to"
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Perhaps your readers would like to know
something Of thu oIcratl'n ui the allotment
system, r the traes.at>slon OF tie Wages 81
our soldiers to their families and irienI,.
take from table PEI ard with gre care
by \ jdtaut General tlo1s'loD fr biz forth.
coming tepart. the following iacts.
lht wA4te amJ4ut T cave ifeR commits
stoned aud uau-eumml-sipncd othrirr-, u ust.
clans, wag tncr1 aud priyttc', since tie niiat.
ment system w.nt iaio OPERATION. # winch
any account can bc Hai. /, $50 81 u'.
Ofthis ameaui tacr,=ia. ben set to the
~iv-s and rel .ti,c,. S2l9.57y 30.
TIER hl> heen deposited VITA the State
fr asorsr On interest, So a52 -
fhrrc has bcsn ,eat II otHeE p:rsIns -,
637 90
S1orc thl tIhl a,lud / - VS. maic. anlth=
er return la, l-su rc..ttsi pl - Us, ma&te-
tic ~ tcSrte &2J1,la5 6S.
fee ~ III y allotment o' our -evrd ~
i'm ut" ana rt.,i- Sl22 g2J -. OWN;
tn epi -j IN ai tntUs a. P=sF Haste5s =
tie al 'in n system. Iut ,n'a, past ri ~
an ant allotted 1, .,e5 fseeNel Naf'4a, =5=
+! 5'taH, are mud, AMI .s,irug.l PIT IL
Ny. watel Las proven -! &c tet. se...,@s. ii
ut H., T. nelits OF t'ss c,-,e,u.
on r4yfn4-scr Wet 50, f.r s taalsisr II
Exes5lc1cy Il rucr Wa-hburp - retlHp4jsa
the pan at t,tacr. Mauy 1T the ) Il r,ta
tsrietc toHeAte34ti~ r..s>3t5s. I prevent 4 Ia Il
tim duip, II vel - tae5 iai5 i at..cJstss
D. IN uueI
OF cur. i, will ke uDlcr.i Il that IT,
amount 1t Il m rs Al .tur.,t ! int PEA
DE- ot the i-y.' amount ranit.ei "a yir. ~
athsr MY be ~xrr.s. and a., Ffi4}#c ban -
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= PerIey writes to the, Boston Jourae

= Perley writes - the, Boston Journal
as follows:
PAYMENT or TIE TROOPS The miliary
committee Of the ScAAte is now teyising
some legislation by which tie more prompt
and peedy Faymen: @. the troops can BE-
scared. T.i- is a c,usamm4tIon most de-
v'utly 10 be wished, As we see here every
day men who have several months pay dI.
them and vt who have not stamp. much
less sr en- hack. The officers in many re.-
imeuts are nearly Il. h,ri up. AMI an sor-
~ To say that few ; ylpcks If the ;, .te
street stamp axe lining money. hy alganc-
ing funds On pay wArrs Is II enurn, dis
counts. y case came to my knowledge last
week ia waich one of these - brokers vi.
'imizsd sick Lieutenant " 10 had leave Of
absence, by giving him as favor eighty
Il iliais To- at aftested pay order OF me hun.
dred aud iorty-sx dollars AMI seventy c,ni-
Yet th,s missrahie note-shaving wretcl haafd,
at first cla's hotel here, ami e,deayor, I.
mlns'e i" snciety as a Patriotic, Curis,l4n
gentleman.
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and at as late an hour as the mails will
admit of,
Abstracts, or the full text, Of all tho
Reports and Messages Of the State and
National Administrations published.
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be TO make up good Local Newspaper
one that shall be welcomed because i, con.
tains matters of HoME INTEREST.
All the LEGAL NOTICES ordered to be
published in the county, appear in the
american, this is important to business
men.
The mechanical appearance of the
american viii not suffer, in comparison
with any Of the local papers in the State.
No long editorials will be inflicted on
the reader to the exclusion Of more i'm.
portant matter. " Brevi,y is not only the
soul Of Wit" but it is the lie Of news.
paper
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appear week Y
We have had made for US a six months
stock OF paper, all oF which we have to
pay for BY January, 1853. This is
whats the m-tter," and Why we in.er.
dunning notices. I'VE don't wan, those
'aat have pad ~, TO read such
KECo LLECT
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rre,, he Hsst-20e0 Rebels routed near
TuseanBia. Aiabama-Lo tseef report
ed entering Catle Fear Rieer-Ra,aor aoo'a
Nc Cisl.Qa.
NEW York. l6th.
A spscial despatch from Nashville to-day
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\ YiRGiNlAN's NiEw OF The PRESERVATION.
The Pr0r,d.n nee J9uraa thus cais attention
Of tie N sage .! Governor P.erp mt Of West.
eFn virginia:
l. Contains large part efhi- discussion Of
the em 'nclrItion pr ,cla,u..tion. HIS vislr-
Gus, haaly support Of it is in striking CON.
tr.sst with the wretchcI. dwelling. pr s.a.
very alieTd-sh ogsjuc q the northern opy0-
nents OF the proelanltl,1. rae Governor,
thoroughly acquainted with slavery and
with Southern character, perceivcs clearly
what a source ot strength ia war the rc)e.s
hld in slarery. ard that oue Of the hsst way-
o. s;rains at the rebellion is to st,ike at that
lie does not attach any Imp'rtlnca to the
idea that the proclaim kim has NJ effect b.
yond orr lines lie answers tie various 30
jections which have been hr night against the
PROCLAMATION, and most heartily ,mmeads ii
lie recognizes, to-, the fact that tins Is i cor.
test in which We ar indicating the .hts Of
free labor and working men Noble words he
hus spoken, worthy in spirit If the great men
who have mate the name 81 Virginia illustri-
ous in other days Il i, encouraging u hear
such language on the soil Of that State
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BY the a .ere documents you viii Terc .fgr
that the Ism Re- IN d. Is cntt'jel to tw ,
IA re com!lnle-, \ scner.,l ud.r viii ~
issued In Il lcw days t5r thu, purpose. and a.,
tn regiment is a inyorite one. aud ie duty
very 'Gceea 'e |" comparison wi;Ir field duty
to LAY "ot'tAg ol the opportunity Tor p Al
ti"ns IN The company oIs.nlzttons, We OK
ieet there will be q"ite ru h to I'll up the
number rfq ired Tor the first regiment Of
heavy art"l-ri from tins State. I.
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The Cubln sugar crop is represented
as being unusually large.
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NASHVILLE. 9Th.
Special daspatca to New York Tribune

Special despatca TO New York Tribune
Colonel DlcAt Of General Rosecrtns staff,
seat out to ascertain the facts concerning
the violation of the flag of truce reports that
the f1ag returned to the rebel camp under es
cort Of the capturing party. Some firing
occurred and four are rep srted dead and
wounded.
The rebel Morgan was promoted to b.
Major General, Yesterday.
Jed Davis in his letters and speeches APP
peals strongly for the defence Of S1utherl
rights, asserting that Lncalns prociama
ton was reducing whites aad negroes to an
equality
There is large negro force at rallaho-
ma. Certifying it.
Bragg issued an order yesterday to con-
script every exlel kentuckian or tennessee
an. Breckenridge, Buckn,r and Hans
threatened reslgnation if this was done. -
Davis took the matter into consideration -
There is great hostility on the part ot Tenn
esseeans and Kentuck ans against Mississlp
plans.
johnson 5 wound disables him 50 that he
cannot ride
Bragg is not going to Mississippi.
I A despatch from Col. Bruce at Russelyille
confirms the reported Gishandment Of " ood
wards cavalry. lie has captured many Of
/ them.
NASHVILLE, 18th.
! A party Of rebel cavalry yesterday grossly
/ violated a dag Of truce hy dashing on d.
tlchment OF the 18th Michigan cavalry which
was awaiting reply, and capturing 50 OF
them
There is no prospects of a general advance
of the rebels. They have an increased force
at Nolinsville. Forrest has not b zen at
Charlotte.
Our forces are still at Clarksville.
Three hundred Of Woodward rebel cav
airy came in with their arms. refusing to
fight Tor the Southern Confederacy any Ion
ger.
The weather is stormy.
LOUISVILLE, 18th.
The Nashville cars arrived on time All
is quiet along the road
/ TEere is nothing new from south of Nash
vile except a slight and unimportant Skin
mish at w oodsonyille yesterday.
The hospital opposite Munfordsv lille was
burnt today. The soldiers were all safely
removed.
WASHINGTON, 10th.
The army bill reported from the commit
tee on ways and means, ape ropriates 81 TO-
900 900 for the year ending June, 1864.
Senator Wilkinson's bill for the removal
OF the several hands Vt Sioux Indians. as
signs them new reservation near the Mis-
s0uri river, sufficient to give eighty acres Of
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Ba,.erR o .irnlI.rn

! Capt . 1t L,eus u Lleats. 1t
Sergeant QnArtefln4s cr Sr-e.nt, = -
.;eanfs. l. Gstp5r,is Ma,iciins. > At;.i.e=
e.s, / Nas5nvr and - prNa.es.
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Rsiaisatof Aratery-l2 Batf-r,e,,
Col. fieut CT Maj,' t.r way f,tr
batteries, / AdJu Aut (n,t an X o., Lt.ut), |
QAArIerm ster (.ut a. sXtrA L,rut / luat-
IA. = gr.Dt A.aI I, Qt.rte,u..> ,er .>sr-
Z ant, oJ..,,li.ss.ry e.rse..ut, IJspt4.
81 MID
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ASSISTANT Aij4t.at 6.nyr4l.
0Icial Z. b. >ntrAEp, y J4taa,.
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NEWEEHN, IVtT
The free labor movement, which has
been extensively and quickly organized in
Eastern North Coroina, is understood
to be a preparatory movement to
rcorranize the Government Of the State
on loyal basis, SO that North Carolina
may accept President L;ncoln's policy Of
compensated emancipation.
There is much animation in military
matters in this department. and important
results may be hooked for soon.
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WAg DEPARTMENT.
\ ijuunt Gen-fa. = ofi So.
Wast,inet >-pt. i. lsJ2
Gene r.l Gr,.r y, Id
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-25

State Of Kansas Second Judicial District Nema-
ha County.
Samuel A. Stinsons Eugene F. Ravens, part
.ners as Stinson & Ravens, Plaintiffs, VS. Je-
rome wilson, Henry Cowgirl, Samuel Cowgirl,
DEPENDENTS.
To Jerome Wilson: You are hereby notified
that the above named Plaintiffs have commence
ed an action in the above entitled court against
you to recover judgment against said defend
emit, Jerome Wilson, for the sum Of Two Humid
red and sixty dollars and interest thereon from
July 9th, 1860, at the rate Of sixty per centper
annum, upon promissory note signed by said
W ilson on the 9th day of July A. D. 1859, psya-
lie to A. B. Sands order, and to subject to the
payment Of said amount and interest, the fol-
lowing premises, mortgsged by said Wilson to
secure the payment of said note and interest
ito wit: The South East quarter Of section No.
thin. y-two N township No. five, range fourteen
east, in said county of Nemahs, TO sell the same
and apply the proceeds TO the payment of said
amount and interest and the costs Of dissection
and to foreslese all the defendeuty right title or
equity Of redemption and security to said prem
Uses. Said note having been assigned to these
plaintiffs by Alexander '. Blake executor OF
the last will and Testament of A. 3. Sands
Now, unless you plead answer Or deIgur to said
Plaintiffs potion on or before the 18th day of
October A. D. 1862, the said petition will be tax
en- as true and judgment rendered accordiD ely.
! j. D BRUMBAUGa, Atty for Plaintiffs.
/ August l6, 1922 E~r2
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DRUGS:DRY-GOODS e
bRY-dOoDS

OF syery description including Ready Mads OoAAg s1Sa
BILE Cor the Tunes and Season = - a.
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Having recently fitted up and opened their
large and commodious house. are prepared to
sccomomodste and, give satiDfactiun 70 all who
nav give them eal.i e sad q ssssst I'D l1i
They have the largsst anA aaot oennndisubi
a.eas h ~ NJ As&foUg Of griaA snd ~
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WA no US E /.

Publication Notice.
State Of Kansas, Second Judicial District, Mar
shall county,ss. atle sscendDissrict seprt
for Marshall Gsanty.a su4s assis ssii is..i 90
,,.4 - ~.-sLs..ta ssuas ts&lsEss ess-la al3 =
HlAiAm :. " l.ssn, - sez 5s4lis'ss 'i'H
efs- scasff ssi'-sf-2
Stuart Wade, s James Z. Hard a. Trustee. s, =
The above named defendant will take notice
chat the plaintiff above named, fled his petition
herein, on the S0th day Of June, 1862, the object
and Prayer of which 10 to Irscover juS gment
against, said W ade tor 3255.00 with interest 1t
the rate of sixty per cent per annum from the
18th day ofMsy' 1850. due from said defendant
Wade, on prommissory note dated May 18th
1859, for $3.50. 90 With interest," after maturity
until paid, at the rate Of sixty per ceat per An
rum, due in. twelve months from the date there
Of to the order OF this plaintiff !; and for . sde-.
cree of FORECLOSURES and sale of the ,rthwest
Quarter of section number nineteen tie }town
ship four a. range nine (9) in Marshall county,
Kansas, and that unless they demur OF answer
10 the petition filed herein, on or before the 18TH
day of September, 1867, said petition will be
taken as true, and judgment rendered in, 40
e.xdanos With the prayer thereof. a.
mis- I'D. BRUMBAUGH, PMs atfy.
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.lla4 l. slosBT
-. los s&ai {Eiv Bef
iag sJs-si n8T.r35 80
aea - ssstS eds 30
! sysatsa aiT EHsrsa
E.i II -. ..sIzL - 4
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so IGIEIvsf Ats IEEsft
BOOTS &sHOES, GROCERIES, &C,
Which will be sold Low for ready pay.

He prepared his old customers and others who
may favor him with call at bis usual place Of business,
Broadway, BAst Mar ysviIle, Kansas. nlTtf
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Notice of Appraisemenf.

8 wv
fa3sz..efS0 I 1904 Burnes We
al .aJs ,srsigs1i Francis J. Marshall
70 Francis J.. Marshall: You will take notice
that by virtue of d pluries execution issued out
of the first District Court Tor the State ef Kan
sas sitting in and for eavenN worth county,
will proceed to aprraise the following ! 3scribed
real estate upon ,ne premises accor 5r- 10 Law ;.
betw cen the hours If 10 O'clock A. u and Z
o'clock P. NJ. on the Sd day Of October 4. d.
1862, to wit: the south east quarter Of sc ION
enc ~ township No. two t2) soutk of 'snge
six (6) east, containing $50 acres; also thirty
ia feet Of lot six e. in block eight (S) 'front.'
Ing on Brosd Tay street and running back sew
erty-tFo ~ feet, the sad thirty (3O} feet be-
ing Of the ives: side Of said lot, together with
the store house he said lot six 6) in bleck eight
l8l bein ( situated N Ballard s. Morralls aedi-
ton 10 the town Of Palmetto; all of the ABOVE
described real estate lying and being il Mar
shall County, Kansas, at whieh time you Can At
tend if you think proper. Given under ny
hand this 10th day of Septenber A. T. 1862
G. D. SWEARINGRN, Sheriff.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
State of Kansas Second Judicial District, Mar
shall county In the Second District Court
for Marshall County. - s8A
John A. Middleton, Plsinti1
John NJ. Whitehead, Defendant
The above named defendent win take notice
that the plaintiff above named hled his petitiOn
herein on the first day.of August A. D. 1862 the
object and prayer Of which is TO recover Judg-
ment against said Whitehead for three humid
red and fifty dollars and interest from July 6rst
A. D. 1860 st the rate Of ten per cent per An
mum due from said defendent Whitehead On two
pro1lis.ory notes dated April 25th 1881, for
:, rec hundred and fifty dollars with interest
from and after the first day Of July 1860 at the
rate of ten per cent per annum, one note due
and PAYABLE on or before the first day Of July
1861 to the order of James White and assigned
to said plaintiff, calling for $3.50 co. and one note
due and payable Oh or before the first day of Ju
" 1862 TO the order Of James White and assign
81 10 said plaintiff calling for $4,000 and for
decree of foreclosure and sole of the South west
quarter Of section nineteen Q9) in township
three (3) Of range nine ~ in Marshall county,
6tate of Kansas, and unless youdemur or an-
sver to the petition filed herein on or before the
srd day Of October 1862, said petition will be
taken as true and judgment viii be rendered in
accordance with the prayer Of said petition.
xI2 T s. WRIGHT, Plf's. Atty.
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coin to hbecate the slaves, as military necessl~
ty, and he denied that the object was other
than to put down the rebellion
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PUBLISHED (DAILY( 81
EDGAR SNOW DEN, J.E.
~sg~ ~OTFICE-No 104 King street, ov5r
Stones. formerly French's) Boog Store,

Southern NEWS. s.-The Northern papers
rive extracts from Richmond papers to the
ID instant:
A resolution has been adopted in the Con-
tederate Congress Tor the appointment Of
committee Of thirteen TO take testimony rela-
*iye TO alleged ''Yankee outrages;' ''the evl-
dence to be collected and preserved in g perma-
nent form, in order that the truth Of history
may he viadicated and the perpetrators deliver
ed to the Just indignation Of the present and
future generations A bill has been intro
duced making counterfeiting Of Confederate
notes punishable with death. This is TO apply
totbe officers and men Of the Federal army,
and Union camp followers found with such
counterfeit money in their possession, or who
can be proved TO have circulated it in the
South In the Virginia Legislature, 9 blu has
been introduced exemptiDg from arrest Or pun
>hment any person who may Kill In any way:
any officer Of the Z. S. Government who may.
attempt &c aid, abet or enforce the recent pro
elamaton Of President Lincoln with reference
70 emancipation Of the slaves Of the South.
In the Confederate Congress Mr., Semmes,
from the Judiciary Committee has reported re-
solutions directing that untll the repeal Of the
Confscation act, and the withdrav val Of the
proclamation Of Emancipation, all Z. S. ofi-
GERS captured by the Confederates shall be i'm
pgisoned at hard labor, and all persons engag
ed In 2rE0ing negroes, or setting them free, or
exciting them 10 rebellion, shall suffer death
Dir. Hill from the S; nae com anaittee has report
cd resolutions for the severest retaliation: Tor
exciting rebellion among the slaves or injurlng
The person and property Of unarmed citizens
And AIr. Phelan has offered resolutions in
{aTor OF disregarding, under present clrcum-
stances, all the rules Of civilized warfare.
The Richmond Dispatch Of October Sd says
that the Federal army Of the Potomac IS NOV
ing the Valley from NIartinsburg and Har-
9ers Ferry, and that battle may be expected
at any time.
1t reported says the Wing Of the 9Th that
0oe hundred and twenty-five transports have
gone up She Potomac to Alexandria, and it is
supposed the purpose is to make another move
On richmond BY way ot Fredericksburg or
some other route.
AL the sble-bodied zroes in Eastern North
oS'otlns are now being seized by order Of the
'7'Eetary Of War, and carried into Virginia to
SolS on fortiicatiors.
0oV Vance has called council Of the lead
i1s men Of his State f,r the purpose Of taking
aoS a.sssqelit Lincoln recent proclamation into
.o>! Un!on war meetings are being. held in the
oe ofeusT:cs en-: adjoining Newt bern for the purpose
,noa5a lung up the loyal North Carolina regi~