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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-02-22
NV VMNHIglgsN ENO NNN.

Nos, 9, II l3, Is, II Courtlandt Street,
NEAR BROADWAY NEW YORK CITY.
THIS oll-gsaJIi,hsd AM fayoritc resort Of the Bu,-
ness Community has been recently rcittI and is com.
pi1L4 in everything TINT n4a4stgt 60 The comforts Of
lis pu 0us Ladies anl families specially ana care
fully provided for.
Ms centrally located in Tho bu. part orthe city,
aud contiguous to the principal lines Of STEAMBOATS,,
cars omni 1usso5 farries, SSC.
IN consequence Of the caused by the Rebel.
lion, prices have been cduced 10
one Dollclr a,G t5(ly cents per Day.
Tho table is amrly supplied with an tho Injuries of
the season, and lal 70 that Of any other hotel in the
country.
Ample accommodations are offered for Upwgri of 100
guests.
5- Do not believe runners huckmen aud others who
may say ''tha Westem Hotel is fuL'
d. d, MANCHESTER, Proprietor.
TIOS D. WINCHESTER.
Feb IS, lst!
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sey" In the appointment of a consefya-
tive Democrat as Secretary of war Prosl-
dent Lincoln has paid high mp.imont
to the principles of the national Democratic
party, It is an acknowledgment on his
part, tha, Tie Union canuc5 be restored
nor the Goyornmcut Administered on an
abolition basil,
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EsD- We refer to the two bills, printed
IN another column, relating to Columbia
county, which our very attentive mcmJcr
has already put through, ana had signed.
COL Tate is attending carefully and
promptly to The wants Of HI. constituents
which IS very much better than many 9th.
ers who desire to a,toni,h the natives with
their cloquonce, are doing The working
member is worth two talking ones.
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Bag Owing to our duties in court, and
to the length of Mr.. Van Wyck's speech,
the Demo.f@ has had less variety than
usual, but we shall try to spice it some.
what again now, that the rush is over.
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70 .Nai. Btsrrai IicCtriiaH;
The Union dag floats over Fort Donelssr The Car.
ondclct capt Walker brings the glorious intelligence
The fort surrendered ~ nine o'clock yesterday (sun
gay, mfhilgl GcnelWs Johnston q. sydney aud
buchntr and hiteou thousand prisoners, and largo
amount OF material OF war are the trophies Of the ticto
~. boss heavy ON both sides
Floyd the thief stole away during the night ptevous
wIh ' thousand mon, and Is denounced by the rebels
a. traitor
an HapPy % inform YOU that Flag Oificer Foote
though suffering with his foot, win the noble oh arac
lcflsuc OF our navy, Notwithstanding his disability.
VIII take UP Immediately two runhuats and with the
eight mortar boats hyh st viii ovetake viii make an
attack on Claksvc, if the state Of the weather vii!
permit We arc now firing national salute from Fort
'aro. Cen Grant, late post in honor uf the glorious
Achievements
(SencdD GEORGE w CCLIUM
Hug Gen. Vols, aud u A., and Chief Of stah and
Engineers.
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80 There arc some reasons why "lho
Soldiers Lament ought not to be publish
ed,
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Uniformity of Prices ~ Now Feature in business
Every one hls own Salasmanl JONES {, co Of the
above sixth PhladeuAiu
In addition 10 having the largest, mast varied a:,d
fashionable stock of Clothing III Phahrphil made cx.
Pt'>iy tor retail saie s have Cunstitrdcvcry one his
own salesman, by having marked IN iaurrs On each ar.
ucr ~ the very lowest price t be sold Tor So they
cluieh pos .!J'y all must buy alike.
Inc goods ar" well spungcd and prepared and great
pth' taken with the making that all can buy with the
nl suranrc Of getting good article az the very low.
gsi price Also large stock Of piece goods on hand ef
tla iatoW style and rst Wiars, which viii be made
q" order ~ t' most tlsiuu1bi. and best manner %
prr cent. below credit prices.
l''mrmb'r the Crescent iu Mar>etab sixth street
Nv SJl JONES x CO.
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STATEMENT

" The Finances Of The County Of Coltm-
J5a Pa., from tie FIRST day of Janua,g,
1861, TO The FIRST day Of January, 1862.
V'HE Auditors elected to settle and adjust the public
accounts Of Columbia county have examined the
same from the st day of January 1sG to the Isl dav
OF January ls62 and respectfully lay before the Honor
aDle the Judges OF the Count Of Common Pleas the fol
towing statement and report ably to the gld soc.
lioh ui te "Act Of the General Assembly Of this Com
m9nwealtI passed the ith day Of April, a. D., is3in
JOHN 4, FUNSTON, Treasurer OF Columbia county.
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THE WEEKLY JOURNAL OF
COMMERCE.

The approaching New Year is good time for r.
moving subscriptions and Increasing the circulation
old readers Of the pcpcr with entire confidence In their
willingness 10 aid Us, and 10 extend the influence 81
the sound conservative principles and morals which
nave hitherto characterized ana Wll hereafter chlraC
torizc this paper. EVERY sunsCFBkR to the Journal o.
Commerce might do great service to thuve prc.plca
aud strengthen US IN our a5ty to support and CirCu
late them by sending US tho name Of at least one
Devoted drmly as we have bacn to our country's In
tCrcss, and have long been called " Mon Savers
term Of reproach, We are and SHAH be the firm uphold
crs Of
TUE UNION AND THE CONSTITUTION
opposing with heart aud pen every man South or North
VINO Is an enemy To either Every form Of disorgaui1a
ton aud revolution viii lind Us ready for the combat
Among the foes Of The American Union and American
principles, Wc rank side by side,
ABOLTrfONlSN AND sECEssIONIsN
&ld we propose with an our strength 20 defend the
! uoG against tlo attacks Of both.
We belong tono political party, owe obligations 20 no
govGLnnrn, or Hat patronage b9t rctag u ai respects
pose the bad, Of whatever name.
we are firm dCf"ndUf5 o.,
CHRISTIANITY AND CHRISTIAN MORALITY,
in public and private life. Without publishing ralir.
ious newspaper, or making any prctcnccs religious
character. We shall be- found hcrdaftcr, what we have
heretofore boon the only daily newspaper in New York
Whchis Is conducted with consistent regard the scnt
urnts VI Chnsiian p"oplr We do no work on the sab
bath aud we are able To issue good daily paper on
Monday morning as any office which violates the day
For the good inG .cncc ochc journal Of Commerce in
we hao we rcirr tn the record Of the past In times
81 thl II Is ont ann 10 encourage IN times OF doubt
Ihe Journal Of Commerce Is thr
Best commercial Paper in AmCriCa.
The merchant, the farmer tha mechanic the prof..
ia maui ~ snort every newspaper reader willnnd II
better sWt"d to his wants than ANY other weekly issued
IN the metropolis, The Immense re- sources Of the cs
tallisImot ue growth Of nearly forty years Including
reports from the shores o the Atlantic and the PaciGr
mhIh.t ana money news iu accounts Of thg war free
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Eeg" Ii. Of Fowlersvillo will be heard Of
shortly. We have not time now.
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SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY o, ,aco
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HOUSE FOR SALE.
A moveahla FeAAE Housr, will be sold eheap, on ap
n plicau2n 20 tls uAdIlgn,d
rl.....,..-, LEVI L TATE.
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Expenditures for the yea

We, tho undersigned Auditors Of the county of Col.
uuDia being duly cec@d 10 adjust and sqtua The uc.
counts Of TIC Treasurer and COmmis ssiOnurs, have
carefully examined the accounts and vouchers OF tl4
same from the irst day Of January, A. d, l5G to tic
first day Of January A. D. l-G!, do certify that nd
them correct as SCI forth uthe foregoing statement aud
that we nnd baancH due Columbia county Of 70 UR
HUNDRED d.ND YItEh1Y-O.NE DOLLARS .8NiD
IHREE CENTS, from John A. Funston, Treasurer u
said county
Given under our hands this seventh day ot January,
A ID. ltU2.
GEORGE VI. HOWELL, } C,,,,,,
JOS. u. kNl1rLE. t."j.g
JOHN I. FOWLER, """''"i"'
Aucst-OANGEL LEE, Gerk.
We, the undersigned Commissioners Of Columbia
county, du Gently that the foregoing Is correct state.
mynt OF lha accounts o said county for the year lstl.
In testimony whereof va have hcreuno set our hands
this seventh day uf January a. D. 1859.
JlSEpi q. PATTON (Commissioners
WILLIAM LAMON, Of
CHARLES Il, HESS, tColumbIa CO.
Atcsl--U. Q FFufT, -G'CFk.
Approved by tht C0uIt, February an l5G2
6iErHtN BhfDY Associate
JOHN alcRGYkULDb ! Judges
ONnuntuoAcrs one,
burg February g l567,
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ASEg
ejEs

Ey all'' outstanding for lsGI and previous
r. years S1a2j,0J
by generations allowed collectors qt3 aj
~ commissions, do do SsOs1
By orders redeemed, Dtgi IN
ny TtClsurer's com. on gO10.O0, 2Gn DD
By bnlanCe on The abatement as pcr Auditor
Gsns Report, dated Mar. 2Sih, lsGi ajO3
Ey amt Of state tax paid State Treasurer Ju.
ly 9th, lsGl, saoo "a
y! Iash III haUds ul 1rG1s due CO., 4!l03
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The Mock Legislature.

This body holds its mex. mes ting on
Wednesday, evening. the 18th inst. =
We we're pleased with the timely sug.
gestions Of the Speaker just previous
70 the adjournment, Of the last meeting.
Tie House has now, been organized
hog enough to proceed with important
legislative business. In order to make
its meetings interesting and profitable
he members sho uld all become active
workers, each member taking i. upon
himself 10 originate some till that, If a
hv, would be of practical utility The
proceedings should not be permitted
70 hg or become irksone; aud the
debate should not be continued to so
late an hour as to weary the patience
Of tho audience. An Institution of
this kind, if properly conducted. will
have . decidedly beneficial effect upon
society. Let every member, therefore.
work earnestly for its success.
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A CARD.

10 the Country Merchants and IN.
Public: wv
The subscribers employ this method
OF informing their customers and friends
that IN consequence of the Unmarried
health Of the Senior member Of our
firm. we have reluctantly decided to
close our mercantile business. To ac-
complish this, we offer our goods at
wholesale and retail at less than their
present value in any of the Eastern
Markets.
We may not now have "THE LARs-
EST SrocK OF STAPLE & DRY Goops.
Doors 4 Shoes, west Of the Missis,ip.
Pr River" but it IS Large and Varied,
ard bought almost entirely of Manufac-
turers. in May last-before the advance
in prices. We wish to sell this Stock
within month, it possible, at BAR.
GAINS FOR CASH, or short Nego,ia.
bic Paper.
In retiring from the trade. We are
happy to say, that for the las. four and
half years. (during which time we
have made the acquaintance of nearly
every trader in the State, and many in
the neighboring towns in the State of
Missouri. our business intercourse with
our patrons in the country and business
neighbors in the city has been to us of
the most agreeable character.
From the Unexpectedly large and
liberal patronage that has been extend
ed to US, we feel confident of having
many BUSINESS friends. and We cordial
ly invite all 10 call before too late, and
accept farewell benefit, at No. IL Del.
aware street, Leavenworth.
lO9-tf WATSON l. BRACE.
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M KANSAS SATURDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1862
Wood! WooaIn

Those Of our subscribers who xi.,,
TO pay for their pape rs n wood. will
please bring il in Immediately. As the
KIND oil wood a man brings to the prin-
ter is very good mark Of his moral
constitution. We hope no one will prove
himself either rotten. of short measure
or inferior quality in this respect
Bling on the wood = don't care how
many cords Of it on subscription.
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TaE LADIES REPOSITORY for Deem
Der has been received. This is tru ly u
''anily magazine" devoted to religion
raad lstsers, and is desi sned to produce
m elegant and pure literature. such as
vii cultivate the taste, refine the
manners. and ennoble all the aims oil
hfs." No magazine in the country is
better adapted to the family circle. II
npinted from stereotype plates on fine
ealendered paper; and its mechanical
Execution is not excelled by any SINH
n work in America. Each number
contains two original steel engravings.
which are unsurpassed for beauty and
, szsslleucs; and among it's contributors
are found some of the most chss!s and
elegant writer's of the land. The Re-
T poetory his won the merited sobriquet
N-'Ths Queen Of the MontLliss;" and
"s have no doubt the forthcoming vol
sns will fully maintain the high char
, Acer 1t has hitherto sustained. 90. so .
year. invariably in advance. Poo q
eieteock. Cincinnali, Ohio.
hev. D. Dickinson is the accredited
,seat 10 this place.
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THE Table is supplied With The Best
j.rfs s5 the ,,Mxrke. Affords. "a
BOARD 81 PER DAY.
General Orders No. ,.
e HEADQUARTERS NORTHERN Division,
M,vu.sa

Ieavenworth, Nov. II, 1862.
| l. In compliance with orders from His Ex.
ceiicncy, the Governor, and Major Gen. Stone
rrquisition for Five Hundred men Is hereby made
! upon the Northern Division OF the Kansas State
Militia.
Fl H. For the information 81 all, il is announc-
cd that this iorce is called into the field by the
Governor. With the appreciation OF Maj. General
iris, commanding the Departure mt ri the Mis-
s,ur that IL is intended Tor the defense Of Nor
them Kansas, and rs an aid to the civil authori.
ties in the execution of the laws; that il will be
armed aud subsis,ed by the Government, having
To rely for pay mr. clothing upon the future &C.
,ion oil the State or National authorities; and
that companies, organized and reported under
this 0rder, inasmucti as no camp or garrison e..
uipage has been furnished. will as far rs practi-
cable. be assigned to duty in the immediate neigh
b0rIhoud where raised.
Ill. Infantry companies. organised under the
militia Law of the State, DESTROYS OF entering the
service FIR such home defense. upon the Eastern
or Western border OF the Divi ion, will. upon re-
port to these Headquarters, be assigned TO duty
/ ~. Each company viii be expected to sup
ply its own transportation on the credit Of the
State. Tor arms and subsistence from the Militia
nv Depot 10 Camp or Station.
BY order OF MAI. GEN. HALDERnAN.
Csc. A. EDDY, 1t. Cot. and A. A. g.
liz
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Killed and Wounded.

Mr.. Fuller has written to his wife tina,
Lieut.. Thomas, Jonathan Myers and G.
A. Dewey left camp without orders or
permission. When about six miles from
camp they were fred on by some con-
cealed foe. Lieut.. Thomas horse was
killed under him. Mr.. Dewey was
wounded in the face and in the shout
der. and Mr.. Myers was killed.
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Order Of Publication.
STATE OF KANSAS,,..
COUNTY OF JEFFERSON.
George W. Grsysun,

D. n. Nixon. Abram lawson. and Js.. Mccain.
The above named DE- iendsnis. d. r. Nixon end
Abram lawson will take 9stiee, that The mid
plaintiff has filed his petition in the shove euti-
tied cause sssinss the ssh d. B. Nixon, in tie
District Conrl Of said county, The ohiaes aud
prayer Of which IS TO recover . juJSuen seainst
the said D. b. Nixsn for the sum u go, so9ssher
with interest thereon sl the rate Of - per emit
per annum from The 4th day OF October. 4. d.
1859, due from said defendant. r. B. Nixon. %
,aid plaintiff, George W. Grayson. On q pscu,is-
sorry note for 81, dated October, 9Th. 1859, and
due in one year after date; and kr d. cree OF
Foreclosure OF lot ten Q0) in block three 81 in The
town OF OsksloOss, C. unity Of Jsftsson, STATE Of
Esnsns; and that said defendants b fosrvsr bar
rcd Of any clsim or equity Of redempsion IN ssid
premises. And defendants are further notified,
that unless they answer or demur 70 said petition
on or before the ?2J day Of October. A. D. 1862,
Judgment viii be rendered in accordance with
the prayer Of said petition and said premises will
be sold to pay the same
GEORGE w. GRAYSON, Pin
Aug. l6,5l-7w- $l2,40
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Correction.

Last week we stated that John C..
Burnett had been made First Lieutenant,
Of his company in the Ilth regiment K.
Y. This was an error. Second Lieut..
Thomas was promoted, and Mr.. Burnett
made Second Lieutenant.
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SMALL Pox.-We were informed on
Thursday by Mr.. George w. Slane that
thsre is case of small pox in winches-
ter. Great care should be taken TO pre-
vent the disease from spreading.
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS are hereby forevarnsd agains,
"A purchasing . certain nOte OF hand. executed
BY the undersigned ON or about the 18th day Of
April, 1862. in favor OF 5. B. Casebier. for the
ing two months after date. Said note was Oh
tanned from me without consideration, and
will not pay the same.
lOo.sw. 81. 50. WILLIAM A. JENKINS.
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"oDEr's LADY's Book for January.
; 10Y u on our table. Il 10 . -charac-
- ssnbsr - richly embsllished
aa ssesl sngravings. coIoIed fashion.
'' wood cute, patterns, etc..-con.
:. lung is usual variety of excellent
s,ure. A continued story entitled
~ BY the popular authoress.
Hesland, is commenced in the
asAfy Number. So year. L. A.
'asy. Philadslphia. Pa.
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The Soldiers Aid Society

will meet at the residence of 8. C.
Gsphart next Saturday night. Let there
" good attendance. We hope many
Who have not yet become members will
b. present and join the Society.
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Mr.. PArros, the Deputy U. S. As
sessr for the District composed of Atch-
i.on and Jefferson counties, was in town
yesterday. receiving applications for IL
csnee under the Revenue Law.
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PsoxorED.-Mr. E. J. Barnes has
been promoted 10 the Captaincy of Co.
E.. 9Th Kansas regiment. Captain
Barnes has his heart in the war. and
be will make good commander.
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The Taxes.

We have been informed that non res
ident parties owning LAND in this Coun-
~ intend to test the legality of the tax
levied by the Board Of County Commits
sioners this year.
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AT A BARGAIN!

THE undersigned offers for sale, at very low
i figures, quarter section Of Land, beautifa,-
ly situated in one Of the best portions Of Kansas,
good settlement surrounds it, and two State
roads pass near by it. There il no better upland
IN the State. JOHN w. DAY,
jly.3-n50. Real Estate Agent.
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IN the 100 Dollars Valuation

On AL Taxes unpaid on tire first day OF JanuE
arv. 1858, penalty OF Ten per cent.w be added.
s. s. COOPER, Treasurer j. G..
Tressurer's Office, Oskalooea, JET CO., Kansas.
October 18th, 1862.
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Notice.

Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
IN be presented to the County Board Of Jefier
change in the Oskaloosc and Fairfield County
road from the northeast corner Of the s. E. Of
Section (24l twenty four, T. ~ nine, X. d8l
eighteen TO Oskalo0sa as follows: SO az 10 run
from said northeast corner Of s. E. ! Sec. "a
above named along the range line south abou,
60 chains. thence southeast about 60 chains 10
iutersect the north and south line running thro
the center Of sections 30 and 81, T. r. 49,
thence south along said center line to the south
west corner Of ths widow Belle farm on the N.
E. SIC. 81. To-, r. 10. thence in An easterly di.
reciion to intersect the Osswkee end Osksioosa
county road at or near Slough Creek.
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q A3@1Q@ e

cOO OOO MALE or FEMALE AGENTS
OUV,VVV TO SELL LLOYDS NEW
STEEL PLATE COUNTY COIORED
Map of the United States,
Canadas, and New Brunswick.
From recently surve, completed Aug. 10, 1862
Superior to any $40 map ever made BY Coltou
or Mitchell, and sells II the low price Of so cts
$4,000 names are engraved on this map.
II is not only County Map, but il is also q
County and Railroad Map
Of the u S. and Canadas combined in one, giving
Every Railroad. Station
and distance between
Guarantee any woman or man Three to Five
Dollars per day, and will take back all maps thai
cannot be sold and refund the money
Send for One Dollars worth TO Try.
Printed instructions h0W TO canvass well, fur
nished to all our agents. =
WANrfD-W Wholesale Agents for our Maps in
every State. California, Cannda, England France
and Csba AikEtpne may - made with . few
hundred dollars capital 10 Competition.
J. T. LLOYD, No, "a Broadway, N. Y. h
The war Department uses our Map of vir
ginia, Maryland aud Pennsylvania, cost $780,
600, On which Is marked Antietan Greek ,Sharps-
burg. Maryland Highs, Wil,ismsport Ferry,
S ss1 nls 'rS al Thsr, On The
ia and Psnnsylvania. or money refunded.
Lloyd's Typographical Map Of
Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, and
ILLINOIS. is the only authority for Gen. Buell.
and the War Department Money refunded 10
any one finding an error in it, PRIcB 50 cents,
+ Ffcm tho Tribune. Aug. Q.
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JOSEPH EVANS killed deer on Slough
Creek. while out hunting 3 few days
ago.
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STOCK Of HARDWAR.
Lowest Possible Rates

=, S,nce Leavenworth has become emphaticall,
The CITY OF THE PLAINS and the ony
natnra! point ct supply for the entire region
stretching West 70 tile Rocky Mountains, it will
De my purpose to meet this vast amount Of trade
win q stock commensurate to its magnitude, and
at prices that cannot fail to attract De ATTENTION
of dealers
All dealers and buyers are invited to examine
my stock Of HARDWARE 1t No. 81 Dea ware
Street, Leavenworth, Kansas, where the former
popular employees Of this establishment Messrs.
Root and Havens, whose services have secured
can Al all times be found 70 give them their at .
tention.
r 5. Ny Insurance Ageacy will hereafter be
ta No. 81 Delaware S,reei. "
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The Taxes Of the present wear will be due On
the 10th day OF November, 1862. In pursuance,
of law, in snch eases made and provided, will
visit the several Townships OF the County; nj the
usual places OF voting. for the purpose oil Keceiv-
ing Taxes. on the following days: Ac
Jefferson Township, Monday, November ~ iso-.
Osawkee TUESDAY,, ~.
Rock Creek Wednesday, q 10,
kaw Thursday, ~
Kentucky " Friday. u.
Grusshopper Monday & Tuesday, ~ 70 do.
From & after the 25th. Mt my Office IN Oskai',osa
The following is the amour, OF Tax charged
for the year 1862, for State. School, County and
Township purposes:
State Tx 80 cents on the 100 Dollars Valuation.