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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-03-15
JAYHAWKING.

Our community has been considerably
excited for two weeks past, on the subject
of jayhawking. We have been absent,
most of that time, and are not thoroughly
posted on all the circumstances in the case;
but we believe they are about as follows:
A gentleman on Fall river, in Greenwood
county, named Rhodes, had two mules In
his keeping, which he took up as estrays
sometime last fall or summer. Two of our
citizens-Messrs. N. S. Storrs and W.~X
Myers-went down few weeks ago aud
claimed the animals, and succeeded, by
giving their notes for $500. in getting pos
session of them. The mules were brought
to Emporia and kept few days. and were
then taken off and disposed of by the above
named persons. Others of our citizens,
believing that Messrs. S. and N. had no
right to the property, and that it did not
then nor never had belonged to them-insti-
tuted measures to have the matter sifted.
They sent messenger to Mr.. Rhodes. to
inquire into the affair; and the result was
that the two individuals who had obtained
possession of the mules, wrongfully, as was
believed, were arrested. They were brought
before Justice Hart, and discharged on the
ground that he had not jurisdiction, and
that the affidavit of Mr.. Rhodes was infor-
NAL. The next day the accused had a hear
ing before Judge Ruggles, and were bound
| QUAR- "a amman oE Sha noyf toruo Of rho Tic
trict Court for Woodson county, to which
Greenwood is attached for municipal pur-
poses. The excitement was nc fairly up,
and Deputy Marshal Haskell, acting on
authority from Marshal Mcdowell, took
charge of divers articles in the neighbor-
hood, which rightfulIy belonged to the
| United States-some of which have since
been replevined and are in the hands o.
those who claim them. Mr.. Myers has
since succeeded in getting one of the mules
back from the person who bought it, with
| the intention, we understand, of returning
it to Mr.. Rhodes, but on the advice of Other
parties did not do so. Mr.. Rhodes brought
suit yesterday for the possession of the an.
imal. The case was tried before Justice
Holmes, but owing to another imper.
feet affidavit the case was squelched.-
Thus the matter stands. The general i'm.
preston is that the taking of the mules
from Mr.. Rhodes was an outrage, and thai
neither Storrs or Myers had any right OF
title to the property. We have waited fol
the evidence, and so far, can draw no other
conclusion. Jayhawking is one of the
worst evils which this State is cursed with,
and we hope it will be speedily put down,
and all property which comes into the pos
session of people by this means should be
taken from them and they made to suffer the
penalty of the law. 1t is no more honest
to steal in time of war and great excitement
than in times of peace and quiet. and jay
hawking is not far removed from down
right theft.
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The Impeachment Cases.

The trial of the State officers for misde
meanor, in swindling the State. was post
poned until June next. 1t is doubtful in
the minds of many whether or not the Sen
ate will succeed in impeaching the Cover,
nor. He has covered his tracks better than
the rest. Whether he is impeached or not,
the verdict of the people is against him
He is so dead, politically. that he will new.
er hold another Office in the State.
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Administrator's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given. that letters of ad-
IN ministration upon the estate Of BENJA-
MIN T. CLARK, deceased, have been granted
to me by the Lyon. County Probate Court, bearing
date thu AizdftionaIk ~ sfsrch, eighteen hun
dred and-tactor maya srsons having claims
against said estasli re l. pired to exhibit them
to me for allowance within one year from
the date Of said letters or they may be precluded
from any benefit Of such estate; and if said csims
be not exhibited within three years from the date
of said letters, they viii be forever barred.
ELI L. DAVIS,
Administrator of Benjamin r. Clark, deceased.
March 10th, 1862. $500 1902 $2s
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A SHREWD DoDeE-We hear OF shrewd
dodge, Gays the New York Post. which has
been practiced upon the retail trade of this
city. Some knave cuts the coupons off the
$50 seven-thirty Treasury notes, and passes
the note as demand note in trade-thus
pocketing some $1,000. the amount of the
coupons for three years. which he may coll
lect haIf-yearly upon presenting them at the
Government offices. Traders should bear in
mind that there are no $50 demand notes,
only fyes, tens and twenties.
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Kansas is full of political sbysters and
dishonest politicians. They have ruled the
State, and almost ruined it. They are now
bargaining. selling and scheming for the
State offices next fall. We hope something
will be done by the people to rescue the
State from their hands for the next two years.
Let US have honest men, for Office. just once
more. f.=
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-03-15

CoAL.-We have the promise of speci-
mems of coal from various veins in the
country, as soon as the weather will permit
the parties to get them. and one gentleman
will bring load of oil coal into town. from
a three foot vein. This coal, he afirms, can
be igni,ed With match. We shall keep
our readers posted on the subjecs.-Junc-
tioss Frontier. ~ H
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CoTToN IN ILLIEoIs.-There will be no
less than from ten to fifteen hundred acres
of cotton planted the coming season in
Douglas county, in this State. Very many
Of the farmers viii put in from two to Eve
acres. Cotton has been raised here already
TO considerable extent in former years.
Prqirie Farmer.
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The Memphis Avalanche of the 18th inst.
says that Beauregard is examining and pre-
pairing for operations somewhere between
that city and sunset" The same paper says
that the Union men in Weekly county. Ten
nessee. are 'openly cheering for Lincoln on
the Streets" It calls il shameful and
reasonable practice"
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Rebels in Full Retreat.

New YoRK, March 3.
Gen. Buell. telegraphed to Mcclellan. on
Saturday, that the rebels abandoned MUIR
freesboro and are in full retreat towards Ten
nessee river.
1t is announced that the Tennessee and
Cumberland rivers will be open this week
to freer and unrestrained commerce under
order of the Secretary of the Treasury.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-03-15

Rations have been contracted for the
food of the 1000 rebel prisoners to be con-
fined at Camp Douglas, near Chicago. at
III cents per diem. The Tribune Gays
this is the cheapest rate known in the Unit
I'D States -
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A correspondent at Leroy. Cofey coun-
ty. writes % the Record
Times are getting better here. Every body
have their pockets full of Treasury notes.
Corn is worth twenty five cents /; flour So
SO, and cattle have advanced considerably.
It is the intention now to move the Indians
now at Fort Roe on the Verdigris, to this
place. The agent is here contracting for
corn to feed them.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-03-15

The Kentucky Senate has passed a bill,
by vote of nineteen to four, providing that
any citizen who joins the rebel cause, OF
continues in it after the passage of the act,
shall be deemed to have expatriated him
self, and can longer be a citizen of Ken
lucky, except by special act of the Legis-
lature. si-t s.
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Steamboats, are advertised in the st. Louis
papers for Nashville and way points an the
Tennessee and Cumberland rivers. Com
merce is opening up. By the time navi-
cation is fairly open, Memphis viii again
be port of entry.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-03-15

The Kansas Second Regiment is no
more. It has been consolidated with the
Ninth, which name it bears. It must be
gratifying to such noble and brave officers
as Cloud and Blair, to have such a man
as Q. A. Bassett over them in command
Bassett is favorite of Gov. Robinson.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-03-15

Gen. Halleck has issued an order com.
pEmenting the army of the Southwest Mis-
souri, for its steadiness and courage on the
battle field.
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NOTICE is hereby given that letters o. d :
~ Manifestation upoh the estate Of JOHN va !,
BUSKIRK, deceased, have been granted " b. b.
by the Chase County Court, bearing da~ an.
fifth day of February, eighteen hundred o,s;ps
sixty-two. All persons having claims ne 70,
said estate are required to exhibit them 70 ,sd
allowance within one year from the date bene.
It Of such s essse sn Il Pssid claim.
tied within three years from the date Of '''
tiers, they will be forever barred. ,,.ws.
A. 8. WILLIE
Admi nistrator of John Van Buskiraaoc oS9-3l
February 26. 1862 $3W
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The rebel steamers, Merrimac, Yorktown
and jamestown, attacked the U. s. frigates
Cumberland and Congress. on the 9th inst,
and sunk the former and captured and burnt
the latter.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-03-15

An arrival from the West says that since
Prices fight affairs on the Usage have be-
come generally quiet. the secesh abandon
ing the lining cause. and desire to be
allowed to live on their places. Many are
anxious to take the oath. LoYaIists who
have suffered violence and prosecutions at
their hands are not willing to allow this, pre-
ferring to leave the question of their future
treatment Open
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-03-15
The Richmond Wing has bitter article

on the Davis administration. It says:
Judging by results so far. ii IS the most
lamaenta5le future IN history. and suggests
to the rejecting mind, that the most signal
service which that Government can now
render to the country is the surrender Of the
helm to better and adler hands. In view of
the past, the present and probable future
the pageant of tomorrow is bitter mock.
cry, and miserable comp ensation for the
ruin of a free people. Achild with bauble
an old man with young wife. are partial
illustrations of the deplorable folly"
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1t is reported that the rebels have pro-
posed terms of peace. The only peace we
are in favor of giving them is long piece
of strong hemp rope.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-03-15
Sheriff S Sale.
RIM. Hin. pl'8,

H. N dIII, pI NJ
So va.
Hall q Porter, deTts.
NOTICE is hereby given that will ali
IN public auction, to the highest and hAst e ~ at
der, ct the residence of ]. L. Thompson a. Uid'
Creek Crossing, Santa Fe road, zoo bns ~ Elm
corn, more or less taken as the property Of H.. 81
d Porter, In attachme nt in the above co,so "a oaL
Said sale will be holden on the OH J.
March, A. D. 1852, at the said residence Of OF
Thompson. Terms cash. VI D. l..
ooo . 400 JAMES B. cox,
2So-2 $40 Sheriff Lyon eountr
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Sheriff Sale.
S. NJ. HAYS d Co., pl'ffs, ]
Hall 4 Porter de

Hall & Porter, def'ts
pdSe a IS ssseSs g civ that will sci. a.
der, at the residence of J. T. Tbow1nnoo est bid
Greek Crossing, Santa Fe road, T06 bna at Elm
corn, more or less, taken as the UU bushels of
& Porter, in attachment in the abovlp OF Hall
Said sale will be holden On the s SItS A.
March A. u. 1861 at the said residence of 7 u 7.
JAMES B. COX,
23O-1 S225 Sheriff Lyon comfy
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sReverdY johnson was elected to the Uni
ted States Senate by the Maryland Legisla-
tuEe, on the 9Th inst. ~ .E afg
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Savannah has been well fortified by the
rebels. A large body of troops are said to
be concentrating there. e.4a
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OuR FUTURE VIcroRIEs.-Forney writes
O the Press: It is now confidently believed
hat in less than six weeks our troops will
have full possession of Virginia. Notrh Car
olina, South Carolina and Georgia.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-03-15

Fort Pulaski is entirely surrounded by
Union troops.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-03-15

Hunter and Lane are both at Washington,
we suppose fixing up their quarrel.
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No News.

The Geographic columns of our daily
exchanges are very dry this week, princi
pal!y in consequence of the new order 0
the War Department, which reads as fol
Lowe.
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J. r. SWALLOW,
County Treasurer,

EmpOria. Breckinridge Co., Kansas,
NTILL buy and sell Real Estate, locate Land
w Warrants. and pay Taxes for parties desir-
ing it. In any county south Of the Kaw river.
January IS, 1862. 224
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Sherifs Sale.
l. S. P. Morehead, }
vs.. ,
FernandoC Tavlor

Fernando g. Taylor
DY virtue of an execution to me directed, issued
ID out of the Fifth District Court, sitting in and
for the county Of Breckenridge, dated Jan. 2oth,
A. D. 1862, wherein /. s. P. Morehead is plaintiff
and Fernando g. Taylor is defendant, will, On
TUESDAY, THE 25TH DAY OF MARCH, A. ID. leb2
between the hours of ten O'Clock a. Il and icT
o'clock P. N, of said day, at the Court House door,
in the town of Emporia, in said county of Brees'
inridge, expose for sale and sell at public auction
to the highest and best bidder. for cash in hand,
the following real estate, to wit: Commencing at
the northeast corner of the west half the south
east quarter of section thirty-fve, in township
eighteen. of range eleven-running thence west
one hundred and twenty rods. thence south forty
rods, thence east one hundred and twenty rods,
thence north forty rods to the place of beglnnng
being 80 acres more or less, lying in Breckin'
ridge county. Kansas. Levied upon as the prop
erty of the said Fernando G. Taylor, to sau'y
said execution. Appraisedat $50.
JAMES B. COX.
Sheriff Breckinridge county.
Dated Emporia, Feb. 90, 1862. 1910 227-3l
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Col. Graham of the Ninth Regiment, is
Provost Marshal General of the State.
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Summons.


SumuOuSs
THE STATE OF KANSAS =,
BREcKINRIDGE COUNTY,
In the District Court Filth Judicial, DistIics-
Spring Term, 1862.
CIVIL ACTION.
John Weaver, pl'f,
VS..
George Perkins and Eliza B. Perkins defts)
TT appearing by the affidavit of John " eaVeLs
4 that the said defendants are non -resiuenG ~
the State of Kansas, aRd cannot be serVeu WIZ
process issued out of this court, 1t IS therel'
dered by the Clerk of said court, IN vac@'IOn 1"I
publication be made. in The Emporia News,
weekly paper published in said county hTuiy
ing the said defendants that the plaihun' ~ IL
Weaver. has commenced civil acton again'S q.
said defendants, in the District Court IN anu lOi
the county aforesaid, to recover the sum Of QUE
hundred and four dollars and forty-eight cents
with interest at the rate OF ten per cent. per an
mum from the 18th day of September, A. D.. I0oD,
according to the tenor of two certain promlssoli
notes and mortgage executed and delivered BY sal1
defendants to Daniel Bowman, and by MN him, a.
signed, delivered and set over to said plainun =
set forth In said plaintiffs petition; also, Tor ls
described premises, situated in the said couIy
Of Breckenridge, to wit: The north hall Of ~, tn'
northeast quarter of Section Twenty Seven Ky H;
in Township Eighteen (l8), of Range Eleven ~
east of,the 9th principal meridian, as set OrA -
said petition; and that unless said defendGnes
ever or demur to the petition of said Plains
or before the 18th day of April, A. D. l'o1
such petition will be taken as true and JudgMs
rendered accordingly. and the mortgaged pre-
ises will be ordered TO be sold to sauS'y
judgment. Dp4
W. T. GALLIHER, Atty for FlH'
Attest D. A PAINTER, Clerk. ., ooe ?,
Feb. IA, 1862, Sl5.40 2zo-1-
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Adminiatrator's Notice.

,
Feb. IA, 1863. $3.50 226-8
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nent continues to psy out its certificates Of i'm
debteduess, which sell at ~ la1 discount.
Exchange ON Europe fell last week from l47 to
A4L for bankers sterling and from s.s6 TO 3.971s
s3.92,l for francs. The demand for bills from the
importers continues very shack indeed. Nothing
sastains the price Of exchange but the premium ON
geld which was at the close yesterday 30s4. This
premium, which is palpably absurd in view Of the
large production Of the precious metal in Califor.
MIA Of the light demand for it here, Of the balance
Of trade in favor Of the United States and especial
ly Of scarcity of United States currency. which
is said to be deprecated; cannot long be main
tanned. Very large amounts Of gold have been
bought on speculation and held for account
Of New York and other merchants. The prOba-
blity is that the action Of Congress at the coming
session win bring these gold boards into the
market, and that we shall ssme day witness y
panic in gold which will startle operators. The
indications are that Mr.. Chase viii recommend to
Congress, when It meets, one week hence, to
attempt new financial, policy, and that he will
be authorized 10 negotiate heavy loan OH United
States skies. This is what the New York bankers
have long desired and tho probability is that they
will be gratifcd. Under these circumstances a
premium of Is per cent on gold would probably
be maintained with difficulty. j. es, raas
The following table shows the course Of the
stock market for the past week and month";
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ArN s,3s - H.leaasato Al -ef aa
!. ~ nsrs.f a. .a,s 3 GtNtass @ra
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CITY CONFESSIONAL REPORT.

y"I ~ SAWRDAY, Nov. f2-6P n.
An in request at sxc. for pots and ec for pearls
stock this morning, 4ss bbk.
BusApruFys-Fiour was pretty active 20 day and very
Arm In price with sales Of 10, 500 bbs State and West
ern $40 do Canadian and 900 do. Southern within our
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OFFICIAL
TREAsyRY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or INTERNAL REyEruE.

OFFICIAL
TREAsyRY DEP ARTNENT
OFFICE INTERNAL REyESuE
WASHINGTON Nov. II 1852
Tic Commissioner Internal Revenue repaired
ply the following in quantities sufficient for the
the people the District Of Columbia and OF the States
Of the Rocky Mountains Playing Cards. Proprieta
Express Telegraph Insurance (lfe, Insurance tro
and marfne Passage Tickets. and Protest
The Of the stamps herein specified Is hereby required
District described, after the
FIRST day December and persons guilty Of wifuiy
negecng said stamps will be subject to the penal
" provided In the law. GEO. 9. BOUTWELL,,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
CMALL CURRENCY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
- merchants wishing TO Issue Small Currency Bills, will
be furnished with samples and estimates, addressing
Ferd Mayer Co., photographers and Engrayers 70 Fulton
street. NY.
COUTHhRN BANK NOTES WANTED.
South Carolina North Carolina, Georgia. Alabama and
Tennessee Bank Notes bngh at the highest market
MANNING 4 DE FOREST
Bankers and Brokers, 200 Broadway
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Com meal, Brkn1ywIHo ~ Pu'.. - ncn "
n 40 4 si 40 for white, aud 81 81 81 ~ for red ami
amber wes,erp, 81 az 81 35 Ior Milwaukee Cub and
amber spring aud 81 Isl ~ FOR Chicago sprug, ana
a A. a al for red state Corn was 0ro,cd shade
ssner with ales o 900 bushels red weston zoe
. gic mostly lie for sound 6se sso. 'cr ansonnd
ana heated 7sc 1le for wsstesn yellow, srd Toe f6c
Cor western white Rye continued 10 demand st s0c.
. s2c. 1900 bushels 0. barley we're sod a. u $ak q
Sl sax oats were more sought aner o. 66c sec per
Sushei.
Co,rrr--There was nothing Of any moment doue 10
shs line 10 day; prices were unchanged.
Ccvrop vas dull aud down 10 o6c a66kc or middlrss
Yra Tho inquiry for all siuds was far, and ,hc mar
tet Arm.
psr,gsrs -.Tbere was lssp ACTIVITY ~ ips mNbs, Lps
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FINE ARTS.

cPIRIruAL PHOTOGRAPHY SPECIMENS or THIS
- ATT illustrating N. s,f worLi par,aking OF asrr
bier brandy and water ~ I'D ktas ac exhibiting
a. HOLMEs' Pars 1alsry, Hi Brosdway, Capt, rod me.
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sPONTlNO.

r,oR SALE crgAp "A sew cHoIck ESaLIsH
Bsrg sna TA, rsires Dogs ID Jroe eh bred. and well
ig,,arl As,, s,,i. email sist and i've haads,ms mae
rnp. rhs ,s,rs 5s,ses 70 dspese OF them woald
.,rFaugr sh~m tae rstsssId.ss. Cau 90 sesn a No "a
ssbsrns,horu sres, rsskn ice s,esee heo ~ hslh
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HOTEL.
GRAND HOTEL ny LOUVRE,

These two Arge Hotels carried by the compasnis
They contain together < e.drooms saloons tie
OF which 81 hxed prices established Il from francs 70
70 francs for the brand Hotel ana from frahcs c ~
frames day tor the Grand Hotel da Louvre
BY the variety In the price, and oy the situation of hes
families are always o! being able =, and aeeonnoda
The Tables II Hole OF two hotels having together 100
are served s!x ocock the puec sre admitted 10
ihssn ne " iii n. those Who reside IN the holels.
The Two hotels moreover public restaurant a nsed
prices.
lie or wedding dinners and for feles family e~pgs
bath rooms Paec wiegrsps once. corresponding day
Tse sssons employed The service Of the two ho,ss
spcak .-.ry language.
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80
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COUPONs.-CALIFORNIA STATE AND SAN FRAN
~ cisco city coupons bought collected best rates. by
WM. r. COLEMAN CO, ~ Wall street.
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RESTAURANTS.
NJ" al rErrr VELOUR.
Just opened ~ No. las tniicn sr. e. very near broadway
BEST BREAxvASTS,
HESr LUSGHEs,
BEST ptSNERS
BRSr SJPPEnS,
BkST CAkES
M9 BEST Pastry.
BEST LtQCORS.
NEST SE0ARS. 1FfE s.aa
Evstyhiua equai al renpects can be had the
famous restaurant " the zane PARIS vso~pt the
prices which n.rietse ari reasonable SitIs.
lion nient 20 oil ,Se lines OF railroad and
stags., aud its direct r.Lta 10 RrvotiyG.
TIE ABOVE is Nc ElAt..sEaAtIU STATENkyT.
NAll ANC sER
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HOTELS.

IIoTEL.-MADIsON SQUARE HOTEL, BROADWAY
III ana Twenty streetFinc Rooms with Board for
the winter, be procured by applying q once. r
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THE MILITARY.

VETERANS OF THE WAR OF 1872 WILL ASSEMBLE
a; the Mercer House, corner Of Broome and Mercer
streets 26th of November, at II O'Clock A. NJ
IN full uniform celebrate the Seventy ninth anvrrsy or
the Evacuation of the British troops from shores The
Veterans In this and the counties respectfully
invited unite with the celebration Rereshmenfs
will be- provided, and music have kindly volunteered
ri. RAYMOND Brisadicr General
ABM. DAILY. Colonel
Isaac N. PnYvK, Adjuant e-t
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TxLIFOR;-iA COUPONS BOUGHT AND COLLECTED
" by AUGUST BELMONT 4 CO.. 80 Wall street.