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Extract from ths "Star - February "a, 1852
DAYToN's CRACKERs AND EXCELLENT Pies
Hotel and Restaursnt Keepers. sutlers', House
keepers, and GTooers'. ahouid not tail 10 secure O
supply Of the superior Crackers and Pies, manu-,
factured By Dayton, ass 1lth street, between g
and 4. Dayton manufactures all kinds OF Cakes
and Crackers OF the best material, and every house.
keeper well aware OF the great superiority of the
latter, when fresh from the ovens TO those shipped
from Northern cities. Suffers viii fnd il greatly to
Pies before purchasing elsewhere, e.
We will show the names Of more than q score of
Suffers who have used Pies ma ufaotured By
other Bakers, and were Obliged TO come 20 as
finally, and pay us two dollars more per hundred
without making them Aek. :"
From the Correspondent efths Ne,c York Dispatch.
I've notice with must Pleasure the
popnlartty Of our enter rprislng fellow cltixsn. Jas
l.. Dayton, In tie Bakery busin ss in this oity.
hIs success has been gained By the excellence Of
We learn that members of the SANITARY Com
mltiee have ate Of his Pies, and pronounce them
hedtthful; and We must say In Justice, that we
never partook Of more delicious Pies in our iIfs
suffers from every section aud Families from
al quarters OF the olty, send to his Bakery.
We strongly invite families TO try our
PIC MIC CRACKERS, FE1 e
.-..s BOSTON CRACKERS, @
SLICED APPLE PIES - -r-
49, RASPBEkRY PIES. e--- -,
pAYTON'S Bakery, $50 Eleventh street,
NH 25-u = - Between 6 and n.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST FROM ISLAND No. 10.

ST. Louis, March 2S.--The st Louis Democrat's
Cairo dispatch says heavy and rapid cannonading
at Point Pleasant was heard at the fee night be-
fore last. ~.
Capt. Maynardier and Col. .BufoTd, who &C.
cOmpanled Prof. Stelnef's balloon Reconnaissance
on Tuesday, dlscove ed that the shells from our
mortars have generally fallen beyond the enemy 3
batteries, the elevation OF the mortar and fhe
charge OF powder both being too great This
vii be remedied immediately, and greater exc
cution may be expected hereafter. so. ~.
CAIRO, March "a An arrival from Island Nc.
10 reports thst the eject Of our Ere on the rebel
batteries has been very serious. The upper bat.
t:ry Is entirely silenced = s---.I a.----
Sixty-ninc men have been killed ON the upper
batteries, and some twenty or thirty more killed
on the Island ft.4@s- So -r-t ilr ....H ..
The rebels continue TO fortify, and steamers can
be seen continually moving up aud down between
the island and the main land, -
No later tiaings have Been received from Gen
pope r..E
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The Late Railroad Accident.

CHICAGO, aIarch 27.-The names of the Wis
consin soldiers killed by the railroad accident
last night are Walter Smell, VIM Case E nj
Burns, company g; Charles Briggs, Bucien NJ
Kasper Stone, VIM, Davis, company A; also,
Hospital Steward Clark, Of Walworth county.
The seriously wounded are 8. J Edwards,
company @, ribs broken; Byron Wilcox, com.
pany l., both legs broken; - Tweedle, internal
Injuries In the left side. ----.---
Colonel Bafstow SAYS there are about one hun
dred more or less injured, but able to continue
with the regiment.
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An Abolition Bsitator Mebbsd in

BURLINGTON, March 25.-Rev Samuel Aaron,
Baptist preacher Of Mount Holly, n. J., at
tempted to deliver abolition lecture at the City
Hall last evening He commenced by denouneing z
the administration, and the manner I'm which the
war was conducted, when the crowd commenced
bissing and peltlng him with eggs, The ladies
In the audience rushed TO the windows TO escape
whilstthe crowd kept crying out "kill him, !" "taf
and feather him. etc. The mayor Of the >ity
did not succeed Finally Mr. Aaron withdrew,
and was taken away by bis friends. No one was
injured as far as known
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A NJ E RIC AN WATCHES
FOR AMERICANS a
No More English or French Rubbish, made
% sell, but ret ts keep time

w; shcud 81 krlAricsn bay fo-sit5 NVstch.
shsn he osu Eet bsttef and cheaper ons AZ home
Why should sn American nsedlss,iy ea!iol,
foreign watch manufactures st the xgenss Ct osT
own artissus!
Why shculd ga Am-ucsu senG Scie O. &c; land
and FTsuoe, our c0ver. but bitter enemies, vheo
gold Is 60 maeA Dsededst home!
Why should 80 American bBy an Inrorts1
Wstch, which, IN nine cssss cut of ten, viii cost
more n keep order for one year, than ts orfsi-
pal price, and which vas never intended 20 keep
time under any circumstances!
Nhy should Americans not pstrouire moro
generally AHsnosn mspufsotares, and thus eu.an-
c,pats themselves from tho thrsldom Of En,hsh
capital, French fSshions. snd Continental Gev-
gavs!
The Ariericsn watch Comp,EI's Watches sre
particularly adapted for soldiers use, beng mch
substantially made, and not lisbls 10 Get out Of
order, either m marching. riding, or Rg ghti1z.
Sold By H- W. SALT & BRO, $50 Pennt-I-
wants avenue, Washing ton.
Wholesale orders should he addressed 20
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON,
Agents Of the American Watch CoEpsnJ,
fe S-im LEA Brosdwey, N Y.
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FOR PRESENTATION
TIFFANY & CO.,
Nos. $50 and-552 BRoADwhF,-h -hgW YORK.
And No 10 Nrr RIcuRYJxr p.RIs


And No. 79 RUE RICHELIxU, PARIS,
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS
OF ALL KINDS OF MILITARY. WARES,
Sohoit the attention of Civ4o and Military Asso-
olatlons, Commants on NATIONAL or state service,
Patriotic Clrbs and individuals 60 their large
stock of SCI. .... "a. ..-....r t....
RICH STAFF AND DRESS ARMY AND
Their assortment includes the choicest '. T.
BLADES OF ENGLISH MANUFACTuRE,
don, worn BY the officers ofthe ritish Army, and
most approved ~ experleqeed EaTopsan authors
ties the elef 6ntly wfougM - f,,,,-,. -
BLADES OF SOLINGEN ON TIE RHINE,
ip Ghre and finish the recognized modern Is pes OF
the eele9rated Ddnsa'eHs Ssssii the excelleat and
BLADES OF COLLINS, OF HARTFORD,
Besides those of other domestic fabricants,
The moultlngs of the blades. in al cases exc
cuted within the establishment. Will be found TO
comprise all reg ulsite styles ofoTnamentatlon, the
soabbards being ofSILvEa. sILyKR GILT, BRoNI 3,
PLAIN or ELRE 6ILL.SlLyER Plated. BURSIsHKD
STzEL, RICH .EATHER, etc with bsnds of PLAIN.
CHAsBD. or EHdB0s sKD GILT, or SOLID SILVER; the
6RIPs and 6UARIs Of the same ysncty ofmstenal
original design. Should an article Of .r-.t
--.-.., EXTRAORDINARY EITsANCR,
OF richness and .costiness not represented in
stock. be rec uired for presentation, the capapih
ties OF the establ lishment for the manufacture Of
tne eaoleest works IN gold and SILVER, and its en-
ITS satisfactory and speady production In ans ver
70 1[eefs designs ana estimates VIII be Promptly
are informed that every blade is su beoted to tests
even more severe. than those erjolAed By Govern
ment, before It Is placed sale-the testing block
IA "a Al The estabhshwent and &C the command OF al
In fr Ewords. - .'tsyts-- : 'I-- '' Ne 1s-lm
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n 5.at. ra FEsBUIRI 4, 1864.
NoIIeg " HBREET sIsEN Of the FsSdlHsa Of
this Department to redeem the Treasury notes
payable In one year from date, authorized by the
act Of Congress approved December I'D 1857, and
the Treasury notes payable In sixty days from
date, authorized by the act cf Congress approved
I'd March, 1851.
Interest on Treasury notes Of the above issues
will cease on the 7th day Of April next by terms
Of those acts respectively. fe 5-isp7
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Reopening Of the Baltimore and Ohio r all
road.

HARPRR's FERRY, March % The work of re-
laying the track between this point and Martins
burg is 30 far completed that Il can now be posi-
lively stated that the last rail will be laid bv the
morning Of the 30th instant, and the rst throua
passenger trains from Baltimore, Parkersburg
and Wheeling, Will leave by w ednesday at the
latest Large quantities Of freight are already
collecting at Harper's Ferry and Martinsburg to
pass over the road, east and west, al soon as the
track is completed on Sunday. ... %.
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V,aE UNDERSIGNED Wishes 10 inform hin
a nh1snds And the public that he has opened q
sew filns ana kepsirilg Shop on the corner of
enoe m the business that he Will be able 10 please
the woof sswyer and the butcher aud every me-
enAaio nat nses 9 SAY And hopes, bI st.iot at.
!. "A mk is.ins So = ~ John KENNEALLY.
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d + II IC Ia l. .
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,

l. - r-- .--r# March 81, 1862.
Holders Of bonds Of the UnItei States dated
October 4, 1851, and payable three years from
date, are hereby notified that provision has been
made fcf the payment, In coin, OF the coupons
Of semi. annual Interest which viii become due
on the lat April, prozimo, agreeably to their
tenor, by the Treasurer Of the United States st
Washington bY the Assistant Treasurer al Boston,
New York, and Fhiladelphis, and by the De-
positery Of the United States at Cincinnati Ohio.
Ahsuch coupons, togetberwith schedules show
ing the number Of each coupon, and the aggre-
gate sum Of each parcel, must he presented for
examination and yerlfcation at least three full
business days before payment 81.
-.-l q IA :. ..l 5-a. S.P. CHASE,
Jnh % DIT AMI & SecTstsEy of the Treasury
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| MRS. EATON,
| lVI FASHIONABLE DRIssMAKER,
Has removed from 4s4 Tenth street 70 f69
street. between 9Th and 9Th, south side. g T. TsJ-
/ lor's dresscutting rule by Mrs r.. mn lS-lm,
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THAR DEPARTMENT.,

IAN OErhh lmbNk, r.-..
w JAE5kRI q, l-62.
ORDERID, That the War Department viii be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates to active military operations in the AsId
Saturdays win be devoted TO the business Of
Senston and Representatives. ..
Mondays to the business Of the Public.
-...-.r.. EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
ia 22-n Secretary Of War.
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pROPOsALo FOR WOOD.
DEPOT QUAKTERMGsTgR's OFFICE.
--ss -r--.. CeTrsr Of fIa hdHd u SirfeIs,
WdshtsstoH. March II, 1852.

--.t r--.. -CsTnsr Of la h aAd G ssrteGs,
WdshtsstoH. March II, ls62.h
SEALED PROPOSALS Will he received Al this offoe
until MONDAY, the Slst GaI Ot March, at Il
O'Clock vi f, 10 furnish the troops IN taIs oitI and
its Volnty, north Of the Potomac river. NItnn Isl
FIVE miies OF the city Of Warrington. With Wood
for (6l six months. commencing ON the LIST cET of
April, 1882 and ending the Soth daJ OF September,
The Wood to he of the hert quality Of oak or
hickory, and 70 be delivered At tn camps or suar-
ters OF the troops, IN suoh quantities and 81 sue
times as the Depot "a uasteTm ssteT may direct
Payments to be made at tf e end of each month.
upon ths return by the contractor OF the orders
drawn upon him.. The delivery of the Wood or :
dered must he shown by the receipt al the OF oe
recefv1ng ttsPeoityInE the smeBnt deliveredb &C.
doIse5 upon tho oTdeTs.
Wood ordered far regiments, briEsdss, or dIvI-
sons must be recebted for by the qusrtrTns ssteTs.
The proposals. must specify the pT1ce ger cord
OF l28) one hundred and twenty ghl oObIo feet,
And nusI be PLAINLY MARKED proposals -ior
The .bfiIty Of Tho hiddnr 10 RII the oOntraot,
should II be oY8rde1 70 INN, must lie guarantees
BY two responsible persons hose sEGa lures st
be appended to the g:arSptee,
The responsibility ot the guSTantoTs mat 10
shown by the oficia gertticste cf the osrE OF the
nearest district court or OF tho Hnst-d Gtstes dls
tflpt attorney.
Bidders must he present in rsrEon gheG the hidu
are opened their proposals. i'll be considersI
Bonds. In the sum OF ten thousand do lare signesi
by the contractor and both of his sutors, III
be res OF the successful bidder upon signing
the contract
Ths right 10 reieot auy or cit bras that may be
deemed too high Is reserved BY the Depot Quarter
: Informal proroaals will no reiacted
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'orOsals will be rejected
Forta af Gkardn.ks.

We, Of the county Of, -sRd Etsts
o., and -, OF the coGDty Of, n al
State Of, do hereby eaaraBty thst-- Is
able to fulfil contract IN anoo' dance with ihe
terIns OF his proposition, and thst, should his pro
posiilou be accepted, he will ~ opoe enter INTO q
contract IN accordance Herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him we are re-
pared to become his securities.
Ito this guarantee must be appended the certh-
cate above mentioned ID. H. RUCKER.
NH R-dtd Colonel snd QuarteImaster.
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Mt OF STATE,

nEPhRTMENT OF STATE,
~ WASHINGTON, January IS, 1904.
The Secretary Of State viii hereafter receive
Members Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the first OF mex,
month. .. --...... .-.
Jan z7-n WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
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FINHE PEOPLES CLOTHING SEORE, No.
400 Seventh Ell. Always ahead! New arrival
OF Spring Goods, al the latest stsl lea Of Clothing
a. No. 400 Seventh street, neaF +. ~ SIn
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EfOR ShLE-a fms stock OF Clothing, Furnish
Il lnE Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps, ct whole
sale prices. st No <60 Seyeuth street, opposite
Post Once. fe ri Sm
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EVERY PERSONS INTEREST That ne
~ stook of Clothins for safe over ats yevelry
store IS now phered 80 iess than who ssale priceS,
et SMITHS, No. 400 SeyeGth street., oppOsite
Post Ofice Re si-s--
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EENTS + furnishing Goods, Trunks, ClothiuE,
VI Trunks, Hats and Caps, AL at Northern prices,
at the Peoples Clothing store. No. 460 7th sire l.
SHRT5, SHIRTS. sRIRTsLJust received
~ leo dozen shirts. which we offer st old prices,
AZ SMITHS. No. lR0 ssAvanth ct r. S1-ssn
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TefEAsuRY psPhRrMEsr,

rob 2 DIT apf secrslary cfthe Treasury.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-08-02
THE PRESIDENTS APPEAL TO THE
BORDER STATES.

the Represen tatives and Senators of the
Border Slayeholding States having, by spe-
cial invitation of the President, been con-
vened at the Executive Mansion, Mr.. Lin
coin addressed them as follows from writ
ten paper held in his hands:
GENTLEMEN: After the adjournment of
Congress, now near, shall have no oppor-
tunity of seeing you for several months.
Believing that you of the Border States hold
more power for good than any other equal
number of members, feel it duty which
cannot justifably waive to make this ap-
peal intend no reproach or complaint
when assure you that, in my opinion, if
you all had voted for the resolution in the
gradual emancipation message of last March
the war would now be substantially ended.
And the plan therein proposed isyet one of
the most potent and swift means of ending
it. Let the States which are in rebellion see
definitely and certainly that in no event will
the States you represent ever join their pro-
posed Confederacy, and they connot much
longer maintain the contest. But you can
not divest them of their hope to have you
ultimately with them, so long as you show
determination TO perpetuate the institution
within your own States. Beat them at cleo
tons, as you have overwhelmingly done,
aud, nothing daunted. they still claim you
as their own. You and know what the
lever of their power is. Break that lever
before their faces, and they can shake you
no more forever.
Most of you have treated me with kind
ness and consideration and trust you will
not now think improperly touch what is
exclusively your own, when for the sake of
the whole country, ask, can you. for your
States do better than to take the course I
urge Discarding punctitio and maxims
adapted to more manageable times, and
looking only to the unprecedentedly stern
facts of our case, can you do better IN any
possible event ? You prefer that the consti-
tutional relation of the States to the nation
shall be practically restored without distur
bance Of the institution; and, If this were
done, my whole duty, in this respect, under
the Constitution and my oath of Office, would
be performed. But it is not done, and we
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PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Responsibility of the Kansas Legislature.

Those who are as familiar as the people
of Southern Missouri, and especially the
people of st. Louis, with the untiriDg, and
we are sorry TO say, the successful efforts
of the Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad in
terests to cripple the Pacific Railroad in
Missouri; to prevent its completion to the
mouth of the Kansas river and its extern
sion up the valley of the Kaw to the Pacific,
can readily appreciate the purpose of the
Henderson amendment to the Pacific bill.
While we do not intend TO impute to the
mover of that amendment any improper
purpose, however injurious may be its eff
fects to the greater portion of the State of
which he is a Senator, we can yet see and
feel the evil of having both our Senator's
from the northern part of the State-local
interests, perhaps, unconsciously influence
ing them-to lend their aid to scheme
which so greatly endangers the welfare of
its chief city and the larger portion of their
State. We will hope that they unwittingly
became the instruments of the far-reaching
sagacity of the shrewd managers of the
Hannibal & St. Joseph Railroad Company.
It will be seen by reference to the bill
that while with seeming regard to the in
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VINO ESCAPE DRAFTING IN THE UNITED
STATES LAws.-The following persons are
exempted from enrolment by the laws of4he
United States: re
Officers, judicial and executive, of the
Government of the United States; the men,
bers of both houses of Congress, and their
respective officers; Custom House officers
and their clerks; inspectors of exports, pi-
lots and mariners employed in the sea SER
vice of a citizen or merchant within the
United States; postmasters, assistant post
masters, and their clerks, post officers, post
riders, stage drivers, in the care and con-
YeyaDce of the mail of the United States;
ferrymen employed at any ferry on the post
road; and the arti6cers and Workmen in the
United States armories and arseuals
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Notice,

.HRLEAN DAGGETT, residing in parts I'm
" known will take notice that John W. McMas-
ter of the State of Illinois, did, on the Sd day OF
July, 1862 file his petition in the District Court
Fifth Judicial District, Lyon county, State of
Kansas, against Orlean Daggett, defendant, set
ting forth that said Daggett gave mortgage to
said McMaster, On the northwest quarter of Sec
ton number seventeen Q7), in township number
nineteen (l9), of range number thirteen Q3), east
of the sixth principal meridian, situate in Lyon
county, Kansas, to secure the payment of the sum
of two hundred and forty dollars ($240), accord
ing to a certain note referred to in said mortgage.
and therein did contract to pay all taxes said
lands, and the sum of $50 as liquidating damage
in case of foreclosure of mortgage; and praying
that said defendant may pay the sum of $240,
with interest thereon from the 10Th day of Au-
gust, 1862 at the rate of four per cent per MONTH
$8.54 tax paid by said plaintiff for said defend
ant, and $50 lquidated damage attorney
fees for foreclosure of mortgage; and that said
premises may be sold to pay the same. And the
said Orlean Daggett is notified that he is required
to appear and answer demur to said petition,
on or before the 18th day of September, A. D.
1862, or such petition will be taken as true, and
judgment rendered accordingly.
JOHN W. MONSTER.
By D. 7. MITCHELL, his Attorney.
Dated July Is, A. D. 1862.
Attest: d. A. PAINTER, Clerk.
By o. Y. HART, Deputy. t48-54 $14.00
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DR.. J. f. MORRIS,

FHIDICIAN AND OOAUA OIs
TENDERS his professional services to the PeO-
pie of Neosho Rapids, Breckinridge county,
kansas. Office and residence in Neosho Rapids.
l56tf
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sherif's Sale.
THE STATE OF KANSAS3 =
COUNTY OF LYoN, %


Moses Carr
IS
Francis NJ. Parker
THE defendant, as above entitled, is hereby
l. notified that, by virtue of an order of sale,
to me directed aud delivered, issued out of the
Fifth District Court of the state of Kansas, sit
ting in and Tor Lyon county, in said State, will,
on
SATURDAY, THE 9rH DAY OF AUGUST, A. D. 1862,
between the hours of ten o'clock a. m and four
o'clock p m, of said day, at the door of the Court
House, in the town of Emporia, county and State
aforesaid, offer at public sale, to the highest bid
der, for cash in hand all of the right title and in
terest of the above named defendant in and to the
following described real property, to wit: The
north half of the northwest quarter of section
number thirty-four (34), in township number
nineteen Q9) south, of range number ten (I0).
east of the sixth principal merchandise above
property being situate and lying in the county
and State aforesaid, said property being levied
upon and to be sold as the property of the above
named defendant Appraised at two hundred
dollars $4,000.
]. B. COX, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. Emporia, July 5, 1862.
246-5I @ 40 s.as.
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PLOW FACTORY.
JSBELL A. WAIT

ISBELL d WAIT
HAVE opened shop in Emporia, on Sixth
IL avenue, nearly opposite the Hotel, for the
CULTIVATORS, and all kinds of Agricultural
Implements. They now putting up fifty
Double Shovel ..Plows, and fifty Single Shovel,
for use this season.
They will REPAIR Wagons, Buggies, and all
kinds of Agricultural Implements, on short no.
tice. Give us call. +
225-50 ISBELL d WAIT.
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Chronic Cases Treated.

T WISH it to be understood by my patrons and
L the community generally that Will pay par
ticular attention tofthe treatment of CHRONIC Dis
EASES ALL KINDS, OLD SORES, SORE EYES and all
eruptions of the skin. Also, particular attention
paid to diseases of women and children.
have had many years experience in the treat
ment of these diseases at the West, accompanied
with universal success and respectfully solicit the
patronage of the public.
las J.F. NEWTON, N. D.
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Among the candidates for Governor in
Missouri are Gov. Gamble, Judge Miller.
a pro-slayery man; Judge Bird. pretend
ed Union man; to whom will doubtless be
added as the emarcipationist candidate, Ell
Their F. P. Blair, Jr., or Gratz Brown.
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GHLISS HOUSE.

WEST LEVEE-KANSAS CITY, MO.
ok LINES STAGES leave this house dai-
- ly for all points in Kansas and Missouri,
Omnibusses and Hacks leave this house twice q
day for Westport and Wyandot.
les HOPKINS d STARR, PropFietors.