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eVICKER'S THEATRE,
4vI Madison street, between State and Dea7bo5.
Doors open ut o'clock Curtain rises e sS-
Seventh night Of the eminent American frasediaa
MR.. PROCTOR,
Who f!lappesr this TUESDAY evening, Jun ltn. ior
7le last time tic end1e historical dIau2a eatcd
a NJ q 1TION;
Or EnE THrosE! TEE Toapt: TIE scAF1nzp.!:
Ethe1E7eod; Earl OF Derby Mr. FEnctor-
Henry tne sth. King Of England. AFT AseFs-
Martin K.enkIey. a Cordws'Der. .Mr Mc
Catherine Howard, Afterwards Quren of Eng
AT 1sT-ihs sieep'as Dra1rhs: % T1e Flot COM
me1ccd ACT 2n-Ethel wood: The Tomb: The Dead
alive ACT s1Ienzy III 81: r. yhs Bridal KIns: w
ments Of he pcr1s: The kneli If Eo11n; The L4,,eh
Of Mpckery. Act 5Tf-Cathetine Howard THe Scat
fold: The Bell: Tie axe. Deeapitadon Of tho GuecH-
Death OF her AccC<pllcc-
GKAND DASCk..........-.MIsaj jESSR HIGHT.
To conclude With tie excellent E.rcc OF
BA mH00ZL1N
E- Wednesday evening will be prcsentct :3c-
BETH- Marbeth, Mr. fre-eor: Lady aacbcLh, Hiss
Jennie HosfntS-
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i3JGAeYEH+.
r,o. rn a1s 5;a.a.o-, a,,;s.< 49, ..o,-o, n7ho
~ + 1s - 5 ~ ts. 1nf LIZ
issrder E de- Whch ei eunE s. ca d s by 5sn
cut ihsopgh With ise snnday s MaIyh 18th Of this M
nM9ef - WeIe ashore. e. is2 eols.onss otnets ~ W W
gene cut Of existence: The schooner Free M Trader
uardcnellee; I; n: Mason; steamer Min9ssota:
Richmond (Canadian) F. c. Williams. Uncle Sam,
Storm King brig Acadia propeners cataract L.
B. Britton ;tug G. H. Notter; schooners Mary
Enterprise, and steamer keystone state.
The prevailing winds during the months, Of
March and April were northeIly aud westerly:
west and westerly july and December southwest;
September, southwest and sou.hcrly; November,
northwest
sr6'o5 pe1 monih to $50 per d.. vessels which
sca1nen as 11;gh az S3, ,o6 Der day. f''''~
F4sT s.n1sa Am OFFICE TRIPS
fAst sAl.lS9 49, W. , 1f
the season by steam and sail vessels from and TO
different points On the lakes Il may 6e n9ted that
at the present day Te have sail ysssels Which geF
falo and Chicago during the season than the old
schooner Grapeshot, from Chicago to Buffalo. in
Schooner Y: 3. Hibbard, from DnfIa1o to chicas
go and back, 13 dsss-tAe run up IN days and ID
hours.
Brig Fox. from Beaver leland to thunder Bay
Light. In IL hours.
Schooner Alyin Bronson, from Detroit to Buffalo
and back, in days and houEs.
and bReS II : days: ,,<,,-,. - pn#,,o ;,
davs Hn and il ho,IF. e N1
scoW Rnsh, from Lexington TO sanoossF anu
back. in dayt-
back, n 50 iloars.
Propeller Plymouth. from Bnna1o 10 ta1c1so anu
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As will be perceived by the correspondence
VIC publish below, the ladies Of the Metropoi~
ian Hotel, in this city, have given Capt. Hay
denis stboys'' of the 'tNinctcenth'' the mittcn.
In this swapping weather the gift is very ap5'o-
pos and that the *sboys'' are grateful is eyi-
lenced By the neat letter Of Capt. Hayden, in
reply to the ladies.
The following is the correspondence:
CHICAGO, Jan. 4th 1852.
Cuptu;1 HuMlta. to. A, 1911 Regiment I'll. To-
Ueur Sir :-please accept this package containing
twenty-five pairs Of mittcns. Nc hope they viii
90 hoys Of the Nineteenth while yindicating the
honor Of our National flag. Yours, &c..
LADIES OF TEE METEor01ITAS HOTEL.
REPLY.
CANT JEFFERSON, Ky, Jan. s, 1852.
Y0Me Lasl;es ef The Metropolitan Hotel, Chicago,
Illinois:
DEAR THlExDs: Your truly acceptable present
{sa pairs Of mittcns) came duly to hand the arri-
val of Sergeant n. r. Uarkcr. Allow me in behalf
OF myself and Company, to return our sincere
thanks for your generous thoughtfnlness. Far
or can be. dear to man, these little tokens that
are not forgotten By those We have left behind,
possess value that is not to be estimated in q
pecunlary way, aud the thoughts that we still live
in the hearts of the loved at home TINT bright
eyes are upon na and gentle voices are but wait
arm, and {upart new courage to his heart. As
E1lriHE You that we will always 1etaiE grateful
rcmemhrances Of your kindness,
remain sincerely yours.
J. r. HAYDEN, Capt. 80. 4.
18th Reg't Ills. Volunteers.
, 1862-01-14

BEEF CA1TLE-Rcceived. $50 head. The 1nar-
kr: today was quiet aud not go firm at the close
OF last week Mr.. Quarer sold 81 head Of fat Mis-
souri, oxen to Andrew Brown, to make extra mess
Beef at $3.50. On Friday last he refused to sell at
$500. The transactions were az follows:
, 1862-01-14
Safes.
THE RECENT FIRE IN BROAD
L WAY BURNING OF HKGEMASS DRUG

STORE.
GESTLxMES-IheH Herrlngs Fntent Champion SAFE
which We bought OF you somt twu yearH age has been
recovered from the ruins Of Hegeuaan Cos Drug
Store, No. ISL Broadway which entirely destroyed
b are on Sunday morning last the zed inst;
We occupied the entire upper Part Of the buld1nE 90
amanufaeto Of paper boxes andsalssroo1n ior paper
band and the ln1nrnable nature Of the Eugs sfo5sa
books Insurance policies and other xalnanle papeTt
Patent sais Tae sale stood on tie eecoad door
1aG SenstE q fhs Hrs o soq w Sr Il faT
Until O'clock LAST evening" period Of ONE HgkDKkD
ASD TE1ETEKS HoUEs or nearly FIVE DAYS. We are
hoppy to add that our books papers and money weEc
an completely preserved, and the entire contents OF
ypur eait when taken out this morning almost -
bright as when We put them In.
We have selccted another Hertngs Champion Safe
Recommending them e onI fEIends d fos % qse |or,
EEw YoBx, Dec. z, ls6l.
HERRNG;S P.tEEhT. CHhMP10S F1REPRooE
SAFES. :.
The noat Ycljsb:e security from drt now knnw1
HERRiEGs CHAMPION Du uRGLARPRo0F sAEE3
Lined with Herring i Floyd's S1E Patent CHt5
| TALiZED IBoH"-ths p1ly naetni which cannot bF
drilled. 2ERR1EG & Co.. State street
141,l--3c9c-.j5lI.7
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pRANCH FROM BROADWAY.
- NEW TDRk--AI of
M0yd's Great Military Maps
MANUFACTURERS PRICES.

MANUFACTURES PRICES.
agents male or female. can make g per day selling
I3o}ds Great Steel Plate Military Map and Gazetteer
ofthe sen Southern States M M sa9sEs EoE1h go
g7nhisa1 Map Map T5EH Ts feet glnaEe Thlss tns Z
cents L1oyla official Steel P!1;s MaP of Mssoa1E.
AmericG- noo copies Of which hare alrcsdy been
afars have heir money returned Il neT satisfied
Maps sent any where receipt Of price md two cent?
in Etps TO pay postage Adi1ress j. DIXON F,. liz
Dearborn street Ehtcaso Msnufactare1s Agent. P.
Boz 2h2
agents will be supplied at large discounta Maps war
ranfed, Srnd 81. GO for slnpics
All communications requiring an answer must en-
close stamp. L1oyd6 Maps are III German. French,
Spanish and Itaian and can be sen. to foreign coun
tries at Newspaper postage.
Evidence Of the Correctness of Lloyd.s
Map:
STATE OF IILIEoTs. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Springfield. Dec llth, n6l
J. DIXON, JH, Chicago Ill:
SIE:-l return you my thanks for copy Of
"L!oyd's Crest Military Map OF the Fifteen Southern
Etatesf 1t Is undoubtedly yery valuable pnh1ica-
tim. being accurate aud useful think very highly
Of it. remain. very respectfully.
deyh7tf6E RICHARD YATES, GOV.
, 1862-01-14
Tt)f{Gtihuttf.


Cooley Lady's Book for February has
bern rc'tz z7ed d by McNally L Co., 81 Dearborn
st7,et, where snbscsa; tions arc received at
S32.25 Ter year.
, 1862-01-14
trip from Buffalo TO Chicago and back in the

trip from Buffalo to Chicago and back in the
pfing.
= Los3 OF LIFE.
The total number Of lives lost during the past
seaapn Ia 1gi. OF these deaths 10 were caused
natural Causes ashore, murdered while ashore.
40 from exposure and sinking of vessels, during
collision, BY Vessels capsfzfuE from vessels
takIug fire. md by explosion.
Navigation continued uninterrupted mp to III:
close Of the year, aud no Ice commenced ferEine
pnti1 about the 9Th OF the ner year.
The propeller Montgomery, it may be added. was
the lrst steamer which came out in the eprlne,
and the last to luy up in the lal ending her trips
January 5th, 1862.
l. II EA15. Marine Hennrter
, 1862-01-14
1869. PROSPECTUS. 1852.
CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
News, Commetse, Politics, Agriculture, Sci
enee and ItGaturex
no COMPROMISE FIFTH TRAITORS.


e nr, ...,., Il u.-+ ,.a ch.u J.. r,..,.
This well known and uopu1ar journal IA noted
for avovr;np its sentiments With csn1or fear1esa
,a.s and in5errndpnee Isnas mined IN N. Rjo},t
1atber +bon poD11ar. and takes the resnonsihilitv
oftelins tile Truth, regafo1ess oi ehe oaence that
may be given TO fre1aaee anu 1st'oeance.
ihe fBSelF.ss "nisn lne @-1eA'o A''oeNA
esponses and ad'ocascs art
THE CAUSE OF FREEDOM,
JUSTICE AND HUMANITY.
IMPROVEMENT OF THE MORAL,
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL CONDITION OF TILE
MASSES.
TIE PERPETEIIf oF TEE Union,
OBEDIENCE TO THE coS5r17rr1os
Avn s1.pREy.cy nr THE J,Es
..,;<-,- x.a..re-x-,z ~. 60, r,z,. ,~-.vs.
-.'[, -. .e,, s,,-.,
-11@--@ ~ A'1N'
~ foAi1t@AA u "ohaEH''
HeSEsI MEN fcA off1cEs,
ECONOMY IN GoFEhSAESf,
4 SOUND cCRRESCT, AND DEATH TO ALL
"w1LD CAT su1SrLAs1ER5."
And the prosecution Of the War against Treason,
until the last rebel has laid down his arnz
Though this wicked rebellion against the best and
mcs1 beuefccnt Government that ever existed in
the world has become fsatfulIy strong. vet the
-. De-.s,:s :, t,u .t-o,,c,- 1-ta ,,,-,1
Antcleau nepapde = tt1 1AoHee-' ~ 49, ~
g 'MuGsins' y Will yet suhJugate the arrogant oL-
car.hv TO this patriotjc end the TRIBUNE will
work without growing weary. until the Cuion hls
made footstou1 Of its foes.
80 --E-e-nu
fHas1 NnAsS aEN
6et tae ea.eAto i4aaeNi "nus isala ~ 49, s-~
sApAeloo ~ W. 'l.A1eie 1uo 80 80
contains fun accounts of ali the interesting occur
renccs of I'll, ay aud pavs more money for SDccial
Tc7errontic DISPATCHES sEa CORRESPONDENCE. than
anT Journal out Of New York, md publishes mare
and frcsher revs thau anY pancr circulating in the
Wcar. II brings the neEa to the people Of the
, 1862-01-14

RUSINESS


In large OF small quantities. will find casl, purchaser
hy addressing, Stain, price, KING & OWENS. Con-
mission Merchants, No. II Lasslle street. dea5k5Iy
4 CLOSE BUYER--North of
IL North Avenue Wanted-two good vacant lots,
or TWO lots With moderate sized and convenient
honse. Apply, By letter, to @D-" Land Department,
IE. f. r Company. iaaEeS11W
, 1862-01-14
COMNTERCIAL,

[AoNDAf EVENING, January 13, 1862.
The following are the receipts Of leading articles
for the last forty eight hours:
, 1862-01-14

DRESSED HOGS-Reecived, 4,746, Market for
acavE hogs dull and ei,ade lower; but light hoge
were actiye and firm. The sales were:
, 1862-01-14

ARRESTED on i CoRoSER's WAEl;AST.-
Coroner James, at & late hour on Saturday
night, after receiving the verdict Of the jury
engaged in inquiring into the cause OF the rail-
road disaster by which Judge Barron lost his
life, Issued warrants for the arrest Of J. II.
Cook, tho conductor Of the Cincinnati Ex-
press train, James Brown, engineer on the
same train, and Mr.. Matteson, conductor Of
the Hyde Park train. These warrants were
immediately placed in The hands Of the Sheriff,
who caused the arrest Of Cook and Brown,
and Mr.. Matteson is undoubtedly also in the
hands Of an officer ere this.
The parties indicated above appeared yestcr-
day afternoon before Judge N1anicrre Of tho
Circuit Court, and gave bail in the sum Of
5000 each, to answer any Indictment that
may oc brought against them at any succeed
ing term Of this Court. Mcssrs. James 81.
Walker, Homer E. Sargent, and Geo. c. Drew,
appeared as surety for Cook and Brown, aud
| W R. Arthur, Jacob T. Herlirner, and John
| Douglas, entered themselves as bail for James
G. Mattcson, conductor of the Hyde Park
| trsin.
, 1862-01-14

PEor. ASDEEsoS.-Prof Anderson, the
wizard, and his family, who have been stop
ping at the Sherman House for some days
past, left to-day for Milwaukee, where they
will give series Of their entertainments dur
ing the present week. Their exhibitions in
this city commence ON the .27th inst.
, 1862-01-14

w ANTED-Io bny 1000 Deer
~ SktnH In lots not less than 100. for which the
highest market price sill be paid address Post Ofce
UraEer 5Sll des4kI9IIu
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1Aa1ltR0.

w WANTED-A situation rs Priinci-
" pal Of Fub1tc Graded Or Union School. py
9ns tserogy n eGslined wh ths Rest o
Of Republican Office al1. .Sl9sSS 1tv
, 1862-01-14

The CENTRAL SKATING pARK.-Another
carnival takes place at the Central Skating
Park this evening. Tie ice is in magnificent
condition, and the Light Guard Band will add
their excellent nusic TO the festivities Of the
evening.
, 1862-01-14

w ARTED--Five Carriage Trim
vs n'efs to EhoT constant employment Eln be
fH11 Ea3Eksst
, 1862-01-14

No QuoRvM.-Last evening was set apart
for the regular meeting Of the Common Coun-
eli, bct quorum failed to be present. Six
aldcrmen cn1y we're on hand and *cnt away
shiyer:ug.
, 1862-01-14

ITO PRINTERS-A second hand
T. Rugge.s Engine Press for sale for one hundrc4
ard ffts dollars. just the thing for working bil!+
heads. ca:a; 1anes, hand bills legal and business
blsnkE &C. e Il sSmp!crs rn91 9Tde5 Gt a. isi sTSss
, 1862-01-14

- The Yankee Card Writer hereafter RECEIVES
orders for his wedding and Willing cards at both
hotels, the Sherman and fremont. Ladies call in
par1ors. Scpd4 stamps for samples to the Shcr
man House, st.
, 1862-01-14

E# Godey's L,dy's Book and the CONT.
mental Monthly for February have been re
ceived by J. R. Walsh, corner Of Madison
street and Custom House Place.
, 1862-01-14

New 1onE STOCK MARKET.-Thc following are
tic quotations Of the Stock Market today:
, 1862-01-14

U Tic Board Of Medical Examiners for
the State Of Illinois will meet in Spring
field On the 20th inst, for the purpose Of ex-
amining such candidates for the Office Of Sur
geon or Assistant Surgeon only as may be re-
commended or nominated By the officers Of
regiments for appointment. This will be the
final session Of the Board.
WILLIAM JOHNSON,
Pres. Board Med. Exam.
, 1862-01-14

DRrSKES SoLDERs.-Ihe commandants Of
tlc different regiments at Camp Doug1as will
pc compelled to adopt some different regula-
tions regarding the giring of passes to their
men on Saturday nights specially if they
follow pay day-or they Will fud that their
ranks will be thtnucd out faster by the cold
weather tlan By the swords Of the secession
lists. Two soldiers were Last night picked
up in different parts Of the city In freezing
condition, one Of whom lost Ills cars, ind the
other would have lost his life, had he not been
carried to the Station house and properly
lllawed out. Their names were Francis Nc
Mahon and John Stone. The latter belonged
tc the Lead Mine regiment.
Twentv-six members Of the Mechanics Fusi-
1ccr regiment appeared bcfor= Justice Akin
Yesterday charged with violently entering
and taking possession Of the Boston Boarding
House, an Institution located in tic vicinity
OF Van Buren street bridge. Three Of the
squad tried to capture the place, taking it for
:. 1ouse Of suspicious character. but being
turned out by the proprietor, went for rein
forccments and marched up in REGULAR
stornsiDg stray, broke in tile door and took
the whole establishment and its inmates pris-
oners Of var. They then compelled the wo-
man Of the house to trent. Her husband went
for tic police, and then came pitched battle
between the authorities Of the United Staecz
and the city Of Chicago. The policemen con
ouered and took the entire twenty y-six Fusi
1cers to the Armo1y, where they staid over tht
Sabbath They were fined IS each, and tAei
Captains will either have to pay their fnee o.
1ese their services Until their assessments car
be worked out at the Bridewen-
Sixteen more soldiers were taken at SINAI
den on Clark street, for d1sorderly conduct
Taking ali things into consideration, the Po
lice Court WIS NOR soldier1y than civil thi
morning. The fines assessed were not ia
fram 5000.
, 1862-01-14

s~ Cook & Mclean, IS Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning and dying Cent?
garments less than any other house in the city.
aeo5.Ir
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-12

suuneR sesaa 01Soseo6a, - s1uunabof
aideoaoest and coaneas 1xa time asd paaes 1t
s9 81 r5spas: CO ssss... shall,
within twenty. four hours Afsr hlins With tie
city council notice # said contest Ssrve upon
the person whose election 10 eontests similar
notice Of the grounds Of contest with the time
and place ct which the city council VIII hear
and determine the same A7aI7ax
Sec. 26. At the time and place fixed BY the
city council they shall hear and determine said
contest a. in their judgment shall sppear just
and lawful and the decisioa rendered BY the
council shallal be final and conclusive. !.
Sec. q. The judges aad clerks qf election enall
each be entitled TO one dollar for eseh day they
shall serve q such.
Approved August IL, 1861.
THOMAS W. WATERS0N, Mayer.
?. II. PErEls, Clerk.
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= SALE,
| State Of KsnsoA
County Of ksnAsn
ORDER 4
John 8. Codding use Of
John Frazier,
John A. Mcclellan.

By virtue Of an order Of sale issued sat Of
the End district court in and for Marshall sual-
ty, State Of Kansas, and to me directed, astsd
March 18th, A. D. 1862, wherein John 8. Cod
ding use of John Frazier is Plaintiff and JoAs
A. Mcclellan is Defendant, I will on Tassdsy,
the 9th day of May, A. D. 1862, between the
hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock P. NJ. of
said day, at the court house door in Marysville,
County Of Marshall and State Of Kansas, offer
for sale to the highest bidder for cash all the
right, title and interest Of the defendant. john
A. Mcclellan, of in and to the following real
estate to wit: Lot one QD in block eleven Q1)
with the improvements thereon, as designated
on the recorded plat of the town of Marysville in
the county of Marshall, then Territory, now
State of Kansas, fronting fortyr-four (44) feet
on Broadway and running back seventy-tVo
feet (72) according to Brewers recosded plst Of
said town of Marysville, levied upon to satisfy
said order Of sale. Appraised at S75.
G. D. SWEARINGEN, Sheriff.
]. E. Clardy, PrntfFs atty.
Sheriff. Office, april 5, 1862. N
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By virtue II. An sliakl Gsbia issued ont AZ -
Fad District court in aad for Marsasif JeossS-
Kansas, Ivin on Wednesday otNG In dSv -
June A d. l662, im froat az lie BsSrstt Hon>
AarysviIle, hstveen The hoursVftsn. o1IeeEA
H. and four e'clock. 2. n. AZ said ,day, offsr -,
sale one wagon Levied On - the propertv -
Jared B. Amsden to satisfy said fee I'M
=. 9. D. sWEARINGEN. sa.ra
Marysvills, May Is, 1862.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS,

Notice is hereby given that al taxes rsnAio
ing unpaid on personal property after the fslA
day of June 1861, the treasurer is required =
issue his warrant to the sheriff to levy and eoa.
lect such unpaid taxes. Chapter III, See q
&C Is Of 1850 requires the treasurer to issue his
warrant to the sheriff to collect all unpaid tszss
on personal property, together with his tsss
for collecting the same. Persons will fad h
to their interest to pay Immediately, or bsfbss
in his hands. A. E. LOWELL, Treasu1eR.
Marysville, May Is, 1862.
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J. D. B r U NJ B UGH,
ATTORNEY Ar LAW
NOT AIRY PU BLIC.
Marysville, 1larshall Co. kansas

Messrs. Humphrey, Terry, 4 Co., and Derby 4
Day, st. Louis. Hsadly { Carr; Bowman i Co.;
Grimes & Carter, Atehison, K. +. Baker &
Cushman; Fowler 4 ZeiQer Noah Walker 4 Co.;
and Hon. John Thompson Mason, Baltimore, Md.
Hon. Ssml D. Lseonpl9 Wn. 6. Mathis; Perry
4 Lowe and Carl, Gruber & Co, Bankers,
Leavenverth, =. T.. 1ykins I Boyd; Van Lear
& Britton, st. Joseph, No.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-12
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
State of Kansas Second Judicial District
Marshall County.
Alexander v. Blake, | Plaintiff,
Lewis Book,
James Parsons, ~
Thomas Smith, Defendants.

To Lewis Book and James Parsons You are
h ereby notified that the above named plaintiff
has commenced an action in the above entitled
court against you to recover . judgment against
said defendant Louis Book, for the sum Of two
hundred and eighty-fve dollars and interest
thereon fiom the 29th Of May 1859, at the rate
of Ave per cent per month upon pronmissery
note signed by said Book on the 26th Of May
1853 payable to John W. Russell or order, and
to subject to the payment Of said amount and
interest the following premises, mortgaged by
said Book to secure the same, to wit: The north
q asst quarter of section eight, township two,
south of range nine east, in said county, to sell
the same and apply the proceeds to the payment
of said amount and interest and the costs Of this
action and to foreclose all Of the defendants
from all right, title or equity Of redemption in
and to said premises. Said note and security
having been assigned to the plaintiff BY said
Russell.
Now unless you plead answer or demur -
said plaintiffs petition on or before the 18th day
Of August A. D. 1852, the said petition will b
taken % true and judgment rendered according
I'D. BRuxBAuaH SrIssos HAvIss'
Mo Attorneys, 'Plf
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
John 8. Codding use Of John Fraiis j,

SVaa0 % VV0V1nB 0o0 % vVzaU XEHxI0f
F. E iof SIS nlsys iGllg ~
John A. Mcclellan.
By virtue Of An execution issued ont os -
End District Court in and for MArshall cov,I
Kansas, viii on Thursday, the Ord day Of n.
y, I'D. 1862, in front Of the Barrett Hons. 4
Marysville, between the hours of 10 o'clock a.
N. and 4 o'clock P. NJ. Of said day, offer for sale
to the highest bidder, for cash, one bay horse,
saddle, bride and blanket levied upon % the
property Of John A. Mcclellan, to satisfy said
execution. CD. SWEARINGRN, Sheriff.
Marysville, June 10Th, 1862. -.
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Business GarOs.
F. r. JACOBS,
HOUSE, SIGN &c
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,

All persons wishing work done in my line
will do wen by calling one door east Of the
American Hotel, where viii guarantee salts
faction. On no
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT. a
John Frazier,
vs. Atfacbmepe

Irwin, Jackman Co. .rlUe 80 -tST
Notice Is hereby given ID Joseph Irwin Jaekmaa,
christian name unknown, Peter Byrum, Byrum, chris
tan name unknown partners trading andef the namS 6rn
and style Of Irwin, JackmaR Co. nonresidens of MG.
shA County, StstsOf Kansas. That John FYaxier paint9
in the above entitled cause, sued out the Ind day e
June A. D. 1862 writ Of attachment before WILLIAMS p.
Hess Justice Of the Peace, in and for Maxysvs Tou-
ship Marshan Co.. State of Kansas and their property =
attached and unless they shall appear before tbs are
Justice at his oe in the city Of Mafysve IA said Town
ship County and State tie 10Th day Of July A. D.
the hour Of ten O'Clock in the forenoon Of jude
ment will be rendered against them and their property
to satisfy the claim Of the plaintiff being seventy ~
lars and eighty-six cent? $72s6 -
JOHN FRAZIED.
BY J. 8 MAsnl, his AtU-
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Ny stock consists in partas follows:
1000 sacks superfne and extra Flour,
800 bushels of Dried Fruit,
700 barrels and half barrels Whisky,
100 bbls. Salt,
$50 boxes Of Tobacco,
200 kegs Of Nails,
so sacks of Coffee, 81
$50 bbls. brSwn and refined Sugars,
Molasses in barrels, half bbls and kegs,
Golden Syrup, Rice, Mackerel, Herring,
Spices of ali kinds, Cream Tarter, Soda, Oys
tiers, sardines, Condles, Soap, besides many 9th
or articles too tedious to mention; suffice it Il
say my stock is full and complete, (being tn
LARGEST i; Atchso, and can and will sell as low
as any House on the Missouri River.
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THEO. BARTHOLOW,
ATCHIsON, KANSAS.

Iwould respectfully announce TO the Mer-
chants of the Interior Of Kansas, that have .
large and comp lete assortment Of GROCERIES
Of every description, which offer ct very low
rates for cash or produce, such as Dry Hides,
Bseon, Lard, &C., 80.
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MERCHANTS OF THE INTERIOR,
Are respectfully invited to call and examine my stock and
prices and they will certain buy All kinds of market
able produce taken in exchange for Goods at the high
est market rates
MIG 3m THEO. BARTHOLOW.