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We are Gratifed to learn that President Davis
has appointed Gen. Walter Gwynn to make re-
connossance of the Eastern Counties of this State
with view to their defence. From Gen. G.'s long
experience and skill as an Engineer, we may ex.
pect the best results. ~
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NOTICE TO GARNISHEES.
CONFEDERATE STATES COURT, J
District of Albemarle.

ROCKY Mourn, N. c., May 90, 1859.
66nRDERED THAT TIE CLERK OF THIS COURT
" canse notice to be given in the Raleigh Register
the n c. Standard and the State Journal weekly for four
weeks preceding the next term of this Court all persons
who have been garnseed in this District appear the
and make to such garnishments urh-
er proceedings will be had to compel answers"
JOS. RAMSEY Clerk.
Oct. II, 1862. 43-w4t.
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Starts Light Battery,

TINE UNDERSIGNED, A PRIVATE IN THE ARMY
Il Oft Confederate States respectfully hn.
self candidate for the Office of Chief Clerk of the House
of Commons of the next Legislature. Considerable
quantance with the duties of the position has been acqur
ed by having been with the Legislative body Of this State
for two sessions HENRY e. COTTON.
August 26 1852. ...r se-td
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TO THE MEMBERS OF THE NEXT HOUSE
OF COMMONS.

GESTLEMEN:-I shall be candidate for reelection the
Office of Principal Clerk of the House of Commons the
approaching session of the General Assembly Former
perence in that and similar positions induces Ss.
lieVe that shall be able to give satisfaction if elected.
Respectfully,
a..r JAMES Il. MOORE.
Sept. Q, 1860. 7s-2m.
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We regret to learn that D. G. Graham, ESQ.,, late
Post Master at Greensboro, died of diptheria on
Friday last. He was a good officer and highly
respected citizen
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-10-17

The Directors of the Wilmington and Weldon
Railroad Company, elected Mr. Joha W. Thompson,
Secretary and Treasurer, In the place of Mr.. James
S. Green deceased.
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~ Fayetteville Obseryer nleose conv II % d =

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w JOHN A. STANLY. Esq, o: Beaufort County, as
candidate for the office Of Reading Clerk Of the next
House of Commons.
Sept. 26, 1862. 78-td.
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Lieut. Col. j. A. DeLagnel has been appointed to
the command of the Arsenal at Fayetteville In place
of Capt Booth, deceased.
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THIRD DISPATCH.
From the Southwestern Army in good Spirit.

MOBILE, Oct. IA.
special dispatch to the advertiser d Registe dated
Holly Springs, 18th inst says:
" The Yankees have not attempted pursuit
Scouts from Ripley report Rosencrantz with his brigade
occupied that place but retired Sunday in the direction
of Rseuzi and PocahOnas. They destroyed the Court
House and County records aud reported to have
mitted several rapes.
Our army is in good health and spirits. Requirements
constantly arriving 1t is strong before the
battle at COrlnth. - ..
The Mobile Ohio Rail Road will be held against any
odds that may be sent against considerable force
now holds it and renforcemeDtS are arriving rapidly.
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9ARBoRo WILL CAsE.-We learn that Judge
Heath has granted new trial in this case
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MASONIC.

MASUNICs
ITNHE OFFICERS MEMBERS AND REPRESENTA-
of the Grand Lodge OF Free aud Accepted Nasons
of No. Carolina hereby informed that the Annual Conn
muncation of their Masonic Body will be held in this City
on Monday evening the first Of December next at O'clock
for the transaction Of such business may be submitted
for its consideration.
The Officers of Subordinate lodges requested to at
tend in person. proper delegates to be appointed
in obedience with the Constitution and general regulations
of the Grand Lodge. . -.
WILLIAM 7. Balm.
Grand Secretary.
Raleigh, n. c., Oct. II, 1852 Std.
sY- The Register and Spirit of the Age will copy.
SUGARS, RICE AND MOLASSES FOR SALE
- by the hid barrel RETAIL for cash only, country
produce. ..., .'.--
The highest prices will be paid for good apple brandy
and good -four. J. WOMBLE
Raleigh, N. C.
Oct IL, 1862. S4-tf
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Officers of the asth N. c. Regiment.

We have received letter from a member of the
26th N. c. regiment in which he says, the officers
of that regiment wish to know what Gov. Clark had
to do with filling the vacancies in the field officers Of
that regiment? 1t has been said that Gov. Clark had
reserved the Office of Major of that regiment for
Capt Rand. They wish to know who gave to Gov.
Clark the power to reserve the Office Of Major for
or confer it upon Capt Rand or any one else? The
law says, that after the reorganization of the VOL
unteer regiments, all vacancies occurring above
third lieutenant, to be filled by regular promo
ton according to seniority. They content with
the law as it stands, and regard any official inter-
meddl;ng to defeat the law, mpolitic and opera
ting uIjusty and often preudiciay to the service.
SYRUP.-Early last Spring we urged the planters
of our State to plant largely of the Chinese Sugar
Cane. We learn from friend FROM lredeil County,
that good deal of most excellent syrup has been
made from the cane in that section. Our informant
says that nc will make three or four barrels and
that it is the best substitute for sugar he has tried.
PRINTING PAPER.-Many of our exchanges come
to us in half sheets. The price of printing paper
is enormous. and from present indications it will be
still higher Publishers must either suspend their
papers altogether, or the public must paw an in
creased price for subscription. as.4
High PRICES OF NEGROES. AT sale of negroes
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S25 REWARD,

- s IT SO KEW ARD.
ID ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON OR
NJ about the 18th September, negro boy named
CHARLES. He is about 5 feet inches black complexion
and about 90 2 years DID, high cheek bones and rather
small He is rather slow of speech when spoken to-
will give the above reward for his delivery TO me- or
will give SIS for his apprehension that may get him.
JOHN L. BANKS.
Clayton. N. G., Oct II, 1852. 43-w8ipd.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
Foreign Arrival-Battle at Sharpsburc.

RICHMOND, Oct h.
The Persia at New York brings Liverpool dates 10 the
2Sh u The of the battle of Sharpsburg attracted
great attention in England The London Times and Paris
Constitutional dscredt the report of Federal victory
duce Conso closed at ninety three hree-eghths to half
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LOST OR MIsLAID.

1.-TWO NOTES OF HAND-BOTH EXECUTED BY
IL John w. Cosby with l.. N. Heartt security IS dol
lars each due the LIST July 1862 and the other due
the lstof January next All persons forbidden trade
for said notes. - e. HUNT
kaleIgh Oct. II, 1852. .n"Ffa 84-3tpd.
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HIGH PRICES GF NEGROES. AT sale of negroes
In Petersburg, on Friday last, the following prices
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that there will
be an election at the several voting pre-
cinc,s in Marshall coanty on the first Tues
day after the slstl Monday in November
next, being the 4th. day of the month
The following State officers are. to be vo-
ted for at, said election: :
Governor, Lieutenant Governor. Secre-
tary of State, Auditor, Treasurer, Attor-
ney General, School Superintendent, Asso,
ciatc Justice, Member Of Congress and
the following District officers, Judge OF
the Second Judicial District, Senator for
the Senatorial District, and the following
County officers are to be elected at said
election. Representative, for Representa-
tive District, Probate Judge, District
Clerk, aud the following officers to fill va
cancies, one county Commissioners for the
Sd. District. Register of deeds and County
Sur.ever. end SchooI Commissioner.
GEO. d. SWEARINGEN Sheriff.
Oct. 9th 1862. 9|. vl-n29.w3
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October Oh, 1862.
NEWS lEEMS.

man named Edgarlon has been arres.
ted on the charge of having defrauded
the Governmedt out of S35 900 in contract
for ice and military stores shipped from
Roston for the army while it was on
James river, but which were afterwards
privately sold. 500 a.a.
The I'd Wisconsin regiment left Mil.
waukee twelve months ago eleven hund.
red strong. 1t now numbers fifty nine
war'worn aud ttle-begrimmed men
The bones of their comrades lie hlsech.
ing on almost every blood.stained field of
Maryland aud Virginia.
Gsillag, the prima donna, has accepted
an engagement to sing in Barcelona, du-
ring December, January and February,
for the sum of sixty thousand francs-S Sl2-
900.
much needed reform is the putting IN
end TO the jealousies and feuds prevalent
in the army, and especially among lis Gen
erals. 80
Com. Porter, the hero af the Essex, has
been appointed to the command of all the
naval forces on lse Mississippi River with
the rank of Acting Rear Admiral. ~
"A large party inclusing the Governors
General Of { anada and Novia Scotia, haye
arrived a, Chicago, on q shoo.ing excur-
sion to our Western prairies, Wild game
is very abundant ,hia year, 90 mAny sport
men being absen.iR tne array.
Among the .roopa in the hotties. part of
the An,ietam. were several raw regiments
40. TWO weeks from their enrolment, cons
'prising many msn who amonsh before bad
meyer had muske, i9 their hands Of
all these coed account is given ,hosgh
many suffered severely.
y La Fnnse. tnet Empress Eugenis 'sSor-
gan, ,laxys the witty of Italy is impossible.
Vhstis Se9pss,ths,G GpDspsaalioss - he
Pope and is determined that he shall con.
tispe to bold his temporal possessions.
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A NOVEL TnIAL.-On Monday last
novel trial came off before His honor
Judge Newell upon writ Of ha6eas cor
pus. issued by his II onor, in the case O.
the State VS. Medicine morse, an Ottoe In
dian Chief, charged with being an acces
sorry of Moses Eeline, for, the shoo'ing Of
Y. G. Poor. 1t appeared that the Biz
Chief, was arrested Oh suspicion, and lodg.
ed in Jail, without any warrent of commit.
ment, and was brought before Judge New
ell for hearing. There Was no evidence
to connect Linn with the shooting affair, or
tha, he was present at the time, and was
therefore released. After the argument OF
The Council, Masill for the State, Brrm
baugh aud Thompson for the prisoner
the Court announced the decision, Inform
ing Medicine horse he was free. TIE. Big
Chief thinking it was his TIME to acdres.
the Court made short speech in his ma
tive tongue, which was aaything bat ia
teiligible 70 the Court, lawyers and by
'stanoers; the msanipg of which. Was thai
be baaalways been friendly to the whites
and was thankful to the sCopzs for MIA dis
charge. Afier bis release there. vaa sss
ega'iOn of Osees IN sesn to,reoeiys aln'
-
sMeeDe thysnyaHalseseal" epdssskne
Thus ended the hrst trial Of an Indian ID
Msrshell County, before our Courts.
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

COUNTY CONVENTION.
This body on last Monday nominated
the following officers for the County and
itosfill vacancies sseAxss- A'--ss-
For Representative, Rufus r. Edwards
Of $3.50
For Probate Judge. J. D. Brumbaugb,
Of Marysyille. biiq1Ga il 36'1 81
For District Clerk, by acclamation, A.
Campbell, Of Marysville.
For County Commissioner, W. +. Dwin-
nell, of Vermilliou. .-.....~sss-..le ..
For Sup't Common Schools, T. q. Ba.
ker, of Blue Rapids. s.1sa agylCu11 -
For Recorder, by unapimous voice OF
the Convention, C. F.. Koester, of Marys-
vile. :. ~ b.s,pf sr.a s.8a-e5 =
For County Surveyor, R. S. Newell, by
accamatiou. (He declines the nomina-
tion.) s nug s..a q 4
We received som. very interesting com
munications from Leayenworth too late
for publication, but will appear next Is
sue. pas ,sslc "7o
Read the announcements in to days pa
per.
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sea. Mr.. Thomas Wells started large
drove of hogs for Denver, yesterday.

Pubic srFAK1Sc &C. H. Fairchild
and j. c. Vaughn, addressed tbs people
ofthis county al Marysvillle on last Mon
day. These gentlemen advocated the
sepporting of the State Ticket. ~.asa
Thos Osborn, candidate for Lieut.. Gov
was present. and addressed few words
to the citizens. The people here are unan
imous for the State Ticket.
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GENERAL ORDERS No. l.

HEADQUARrERs NoRrHERN DIVISION,
'a'' s,4A KANSAS SrAaE MiLIrIA
Leayenworth, September "a 1862 tr-
-i' l By virtue of a. commission from the
Governor aud .Comman der-in.chief, dated
Topeka, Sept.ll1, 1862, and special Order
no. 6 FROM Major General Stone, the Tn
dersigned assumes control of,he orsanza-
ton OF the Northern Division of the Kan.
sas State Militia. sC % sssa 81 IS 3t'
2 Having in view solely the we fare of
hesitate, its protection against enemies
foreign aud domestic, the defence of odr
homes and 6re.sides, against armed reh-
els on the east and south, and Indian en-.
croachments on,.he West, the command
ing General earnestly eDjoins that all white
male citizens of the Northern sdivision
without further delay form themselves in.
to military companies as indicated by the
law Of the State, take and subscribe the
required oath. elec, officers and report
such organization with copy of the com
pany roll to these Headquarters in order
tina, commissions may be obtained at once
preparatory to Battalion, Reslmen.al and
Brigade organizations. ~ 60!
2. In accordance with the proclama-
tion of The Governor, it is recommended
that Saturday of each week be set apart for
drill and, maneuver in the respective
branches of the service to whieh compan-
les may belong. and that they thus prepare
themselves for the use ofsuch arms as NAV
be furnished by the military authorities Of
H.. The following etaff sficers ars here
by announced
II. B. Denmao, to be Division Quarter.
master, with the rank of Lieutenant Colo.
mel. t se t.gfe.tts
James T. Roy, TO be Assistant Engineer
in-Chief, With the rank of Lieu,e nan. Co.
lionel. ,s. Das 8.ai.. q
r. A. Barker 10 be Aid,ds. Camp, with
the rank Of Major. -l4a So. 'a
F. II. Drenning, Aid-de Camp, with the
rank Of Major.
George A. Eddy to be Division In.pec.
tor, and Assistant Aajutant General. With
the rank Of Lieutenant. Colonel. ~,
5. These Headquarters are hereby es-
tablished at .Leayew6rth. -
JOHN A. .HALDERMAN,
Maior General Nprthern Division Kansas
= State Militia. v1.no30.t # !,
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Fun ON THE Piston the 21st day of
this non,hyT. A Osborn. candidate for
Lieut.. Governor, on the Topeka Ticket
and w. W. Guthrie, candidate for Attor-
ney General, on the same ticket. will
speak here 1t is said that John j. ingalls,
candidate for Lieut.. Governor, on the Tn.
ron ticket will be present Lookout for
fun on that day
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NOTICE.

There will be special Term Of the
Probate Court of Marshall County, Kan
sas, held at the Probate Judges Office in
the city of Marysyille, County and State
aforesaid, Oh the frs, "Wednesday, the 9Th
day of November, 1862 - Z 81 ~ lie
RUSSELL S. NEWELL,, -..o er..
Probate Judge. 81
Or.nher 9,h 1892 -.
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Hoe DIsEAsE,-AA disease to which
some have given the name Of ~"Cholera,
is sweeping of the hogs ln -Atchson aud
Leavenworth counties by the hundreds
The "subjec.s" Of the disease become stu
pid, and "moaping'" and suddenly .drop
oil. 1t is quite cOmmon for those having
hundred or more hogs, 10 have ten or IF
teen die daily. No cure has yet been
found, and should the disease continue
there will.he great scarcity Of pork in
those two eountiss. - ''',a ~ ~ :
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rs -It'stimsA another delegation was
leaving to represent Us at Fl. heaSeuworth
the old one having retdrned. aThey bring
TO news ou!ystbss salA the e6itors in the
guard d-hcnse wore pretty good clothes =
We YOU d ike toknew y here they &C,
50. .ss4ssissss.s<Ass 3 49, I
,hem'
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JoHs MYrns, Jr., Hardware merchant
has one of the best assortment of stoves,
tinware, iron, and everything found in a
wholesale end retail establishment, in
Leavenwor,h. Attention is called to his
advertisement in arotner column.
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MTWe would suggest to laborsrs, a,
the river towns that are out of employment
to come West, We need you here. So come
along. ,g1 e1asa or 2t... 9
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No arms are now shipped 70 this coun-
try from the CoDiuens Of Europe. The
supplies ars res.iledfdr polpibIe use If
the fevoiution.ry movsns6ts Of the people
of tally and Of other States SHOULD make
|ssghyssslzlBh Bsesss1f the con- i.'
mencement of the war over half mil
lion sands of arms bave been shipped to
this country. --------------------
We were yesterday presented Py q lady
in Soath Lesvenw6rth nth a aAbdif Of cot
Ton grown in Observation-Disclosures is
called in the South "Short staple" Those
to whom we have shown it pronounce 1t
TO be as nice as that raised 10 the South.
The seed came from the Patent Ofice at
Washington. The plant that this speci-
men was raised from was not the best and
got late, start We were shown . guam
! ,ity that had been picked, andsit looked to
be of as good quality as that which comes
baled from the, South, Whether cotton
can be made a profitable production IN
Kansas, We are not we'll enough posted to
say !, that good cotton can be raised, and
easily teo, there, is no doubt. Many years
ago il was raised in large quantities in
Southern Illinois, but in time corn snd
wheat suppIanted it, LeavenwOrth Dali
ly Bulletin 81 7sl .ssi.h '>s42 e'n
! The city, camp and Fort are pretty vel
cleared Of soldiers, nesriysaIl the availa'
Die forces having been ordered to- For
Scott. There are enough left in the city
"howsumever.' to put down The machina.
tons of traitors, both within and without.
-fThe citizen soldiery are equal to any
Iemergency:-GI
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TIE WARM KENrUcKYANOyHER BATTLE
FOUGHT AN1syON.
4 few Ya!ks0 y. 1a.r11e following is
yS9cfalt to the herald
"a private dispatch says great battle
xsssug1s egsasdsss Between narrods.
burg and Dauylile, heavier shan, wednes.
days battle: Woolfords Cavalry took 1so
wagons and ! 900 rebel prisoners. The
enemy rstreated to Camp Dick Robinson.
1t is rumorad tha: Bragg and Cheatham
we're kiusd in Wednesdays .battles"".u..zr-s.
Washington, Oct. ;3.
1tis understood that q dispatch from
Ger. Boyle, dated Louisville, a, 10 clock
last night, has reached here this morning
saying that it was generally believed that
the rebel Gems. Bragg and Chea,ham were
both killed in the engagement Of wednesday
last near Bardstown; that our loss ia killed,
wounded and missing. was between / 500 .
and 2 900, while tina, of the euemy wss
much larger. and that we held the field that
night. and skirmishsd with them in .Ae re-
treat next morning.
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STErTAuER q, BRo., LE.AyENWcRrH.-
The advertisement Of this solid aud enter
prising firm will be found in anoher col
umn. They ofer Tie best OF, Inducements
10 country merchants, AMI from a. person
al knowledge OF their facilities. character
and enterprise, as business nen, we ad-
wise our merchants here to give them a
call when in Leavenworth.. They occupy
the "New York Store" Nos. IL, IS, 55a
and 81, Delaware street. assr- s,l ,yy.
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strayed or stolen.

ON the night Of the 10Th ,nsl, from L. g..
Sain, one brown mare about 16 hands
high, 4years old past, and with foal.. A
lump is on her left hind leg, and bears col
liar marks. .s,i
j l will pay liberal reward for the return
Of the mare ,7e Az J. L. HEASLY.3 re
- Lss-s4lEs "a iU.is q Constable -. .
Marysvillle. Oct. Is. q vln3O2t.
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Judge Watterson, or Uncle Tom
is still behind the counter at his cheap cash
store, as polite and attentive as ever Go
down snd see him, and if you don't buy
his goodshe will ''purty" near give 'em to
you. e....es e.lf t.a
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bFK ~ n y y n.
81 asi i<.cara....
. ~ ~ NTtG%M*
y y .S4SzlEA &
Sss%sair,aI
o's FOR THE SENATE,
THOMAS II. BAKER,
Of Marshall Co.
THOMAS H. BAKER.

a
This gentleman received in the Dis
tric, Convention. near lis unanimous sup
port. He has as yet no opposition. 30
far as we are acquainted with this gentle
man, we give him our hearty support. We
believe be is the man for the times, and
the people. A gentleman OF high scholas
tic attainments, we believe he viii serve
his constituency equally, and honesty
In LAST weeks issue, we published a letter
from him in that letter Mr.. Baker dchnes
fully, his, position in regard to our loca
interests, which wet think will give general
satisfaction. il. .~
Vote for Thomas Il: Baker for the Sen.
ate.
ETWe want man of some calibre
for our next Senator, as it will be very
important session, and Of vital Importance
to us therefore send Thomas Fl. Baker
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MARYSVILLE, KANSAS:

Z --.-.sss.-
Saturday. October rs. 1862.
- ---i--------->-
Republican State Ticket.
For Congressman,
A. C. WILDER,
of Leavenworlh.
-s.sss~.For~ Governor. :
THOMAS CARNEY,
Tlir Ti Of fLeavenworth.
For LIEUTENANT Governor, ~
THOS A. OSBORN.
of Doniphan. .,.a,o >.
For Secretary of State, a j,
w. VII. LAWRENCE, II
r OF Franklin.
Fer Associate Justice Supreme Court,
LAWRENCED D. BAILEY, r
Of Lyon County. ,a.,
For Audiror, s..l ISL
ASA HAIRGRoVE, uii .og
s Of Lynn. t-, nsn
For Treasurer, np 80 -
WILLIAM SPRIGGS. % 5-'
of Anderson. Ja..sfa u-,' q
Fer Sup. Pub. Instruction, o.i'
IsAAC.T. GOODNoW, 9l
ofRiley. :. (. Is
For Attorney General -
". w. GUTHRIE
Of Brown. a'if s.o1
For District Judge, "" >.a
4, ALBERT Fl. HORTON, - :
Of Atchison. - sd s4t5
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EY-See advertisement of stolen horse
in another column. Zb.~a
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A CuR1os1rY.-A piece Of petrifed
wood was brought into Leavenworth city
by surveying party, and exhibited at the
Mansion House, last week Its length is
about two feet, and the circumference one
foot, and resembles at distance a chunk
or the broken section of a half-rotton tree,
the grain of the wood and the heart of the
tree beidg quite distinguishable, but its
great weight and hardness soon unde-
csives one ~It.was found upon the top OF
high bluff, ten or twelve miles from tim
Der, in the vicinity of the Republican riv-
er, sixty or severty miles west Of here. Il
is the most perfect specimen of petrihca'
ton we have ever seen.
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oseyC Cottrell of. the American house
''does the thing up, to suit US. We took
dinner with him yesterday, and can say to
the pnblicF,hat We got all We could eat, and
that which was good Give him call
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-18
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We are authorized to .anpouoce !, Jane.
Wa'erson. as an Independent Candidate
for the oaics-cf Recorder, for Marsh.l II
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