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and properly wilfbe seized wherever
found. regardless of the Polisieal opis-
ions held By the owners. Thsn vh
the sscessiosists tind out their nistaks.
and Drink Of the cap Of their own
mixing.
1t will require an army Of one hun
dred thousand men to destroy these
basdit,i what length Of time ne
cannot tell. possibly for one. Two or
three years.
There will be no permanent peace ~
the South antil these thieves and rob
bers are ex,inguished. They can never
become good citizens. Their ext'rPa'
lion is the only safety for the country !:
II they we're all dead or in some far Oh
island nov. il would be the most benign
blessing the nation could enjoy.
Il will be we'll TO prepare for the
reign of the robbers. 1t is not unlikely
that Kansas vill suffer some from the
depred dations of these vile wretches. AND
it will be NO more than common Pru-
deuce to prepare for such possibility
-uay, pro6abilty-in time. We hops
a strong arm win crush the robbers -
II Is about to crush the rebellion; but II
win be . difficult task. and not unlikely
q tedious one. ~ y
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THE INDEPENDENT OsKALOOsA KANSAS SATURDAY,

nd ceiling pp'. Gov. Leteh( (yhas
|nlled - all men esween IS Z IS
years qags& IS
The aenate TO-DAY referred the Don
6ssssion b;lgse sPesial comnistsS-el
nine, by . vote Of "a to IA. This
course is regarded ss virtual defeat ol
any stringent measure.
The tai bill was reported TO the SEN
att. lo-day with -tno -handssas asd~ ~6fty
amendments. It will bs taken up -
soon as printed.
SsxArs.-The Homestead bill was
considered. Csrlisle's amendment was
rejeeted-ll to 28. The bill then pass
ed-3S against Z. ~ssas1ras4
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Intelligence from Pit,sburg Landing
says on Sunday Gen. Pope 6y plscing
= battery Of artillery on open Geld near
Farminghan in sieht Of three rsgiuests
Of rebels succeeded in Turing them On 70,
take the battery. He took the Whole
force prisoners. about 1000.
Deserters report great dissAsislactionI
existing in the rebel army bosh among
officers and men. -. sA.s.
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W. give ths following ass1Sr tS,hs
Afithmstieal rSddIs pubiS6sdla week:
"A eps3is he nstksa ssed lSSs;SSst lSSSSst,s
the price of egg of Ne fssa- sisasetUap
replies, s.sevea Tor 4 esde.s = ? - ~
seven cents uoeth. h Askas "a - -
isqsiry etths sseoad issssas6sessivvp
the same answer. He buys ious etttr
worth. Going to the third lister -
receives the same answer 70 the sane
inquiry. He buyssoaS SSsoE worth.
,No.'r hss ssveS esats. Ands T sEvhlt :
No. 2 hns four csaesa a6sse 1eggs left-
No. 3 has one cent and 5 eggs lsfk
They nov 'seIl tkeif remaining eggs
for three esats apisce. which gives No
I three cents: No. g. s cents, and No.
; niss esuss. making ten censglsrsssls
4 Il 4 TD2 ~
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!. ~ lsu CAIRo, Nay 8.
The steamer Antelope from Pitts
burg Landing Sunday afternoon has
arrived. When she lsll, cousipuous fir.
ing was heard. Cause not ssesrteined
! The lsts:t FROM shsi dsss cay matters
Dsserters from Fort Wright eoa6ym
the report that JsG Thompson i in
command. Tart Of The troops have
been sent from there to Corinth, leav-
ing garrison Of only 5000 or 4. 900.
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HUxrsvrLlx. Ala. Nay 4.

HUxTsvILlx. Ala, Nay 4.
An expedition frUm Bridgeport Gross.
ed the river May lst.edvancing towards
Chattanooga l2smilps. They epptured
stores. aid Sohihetal maibs "A panic
prevsilsd u Chat auooga. the enemy
moving all his property in The direction
Of Atlanta.
: AaesASt Sxpsdi.ioad 3SssisatSd 70
Jackson. = They found ssrosg Union
feeling there. The same day they had
q skirmish with the eneEy's cavalry >,
Athens. Our oplposts ,wefs dsiSen
back but wers Tsinfotssd. .asd the edsny
retreated in the direction Of Florence
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The Telegraph Company is bss;lv
engaged in rebuilding Tie Ssebbis:'
line up the river. between Kansas CIV
and Ssdalia. II few ueeks oar -.
Pofss vii come 81 that Iss5. "a IL
ing the third telegraphic rosie iron The
East. We shall seldom fail il our dis
patches.-Leav. Ts1es.
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THr LADIEs' RErosrrosr for Nay.
has been received. It contains two
magnificent steel engravings-,he 6rss.
"PEAcE-BUslAL OF WILxls, from Tar
aer's celebrated painting; aud the other
. portrait Of ACausrrsA ZAsAoozA,
"The Maid Of Saragossa." |" These two
pictures with the accompanying tis,or-
ical sketches, ,src almost worth the prics
Of The magazine. Every lady should
have this work. % year invariably
in advance. Address Poe 4 Hitchcock,
Cincinnati. o.
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& t.sss * ,e BAIsluon1. Aay es~y
A Festress Mospse bsier.6 6lnsse Nay
8. eays 4eClsllanss column ~ heycad
Williamsburg. The gsn-boats were q
West Point haviag On The way up cap
tured and Destroyed many sstsf tyaas.
porss. A report vss carssnt 90 ehs
capture Of large number Of psisosess.
A, force had landed At West Point and
destroyed the railroad bridge leading
10 Richmond. asesss sFH0 80 ~ ~
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= Tas AsLAxryc NosrutY for May is
before sus. Among the attractions in
this sumber. is the FIRST part Of 1.-THE
South Breaker" /" new story by the
talented Miss Harriet Pescot. Pro-
lessor Agassis. E. P. whippl.. Jas.
Russell Lowell. General Lander. aad .
host Of other Distinguished anthors are
contributors to this uumber Of The At
lastic. 93 a yesr. Address Ticknor
4 Fields. Boston. Mass. IS
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~ WiLLIAMspuRs. Va May 9.
Nc CIe telegnphed to the War
Qpartms - follows.
u have ; pleasure to announce .he
qtlupatidlf this place. the result OF .
hard fought action yesterday. Han
cocks brigade. during the 6sht. turned
the left Of the enemy's line Of works.
The enemy abandoned the entire line
during the night. leaving all their sick
md wounded ID our hands. HE loss
yesterday was very severe. We have
sooe three hspdred wpuddsd ssd more
than . thousssd prisoners. including
the enemy's wounded. Oar victory is
complete. l have sent cavalry 10 pur-
sais. The eohdact Of our noss, with
scarcely an exception. vas excellent.
The enemy's s-works we're extensive and
exceedingly strong. Hooker's Division
suffered: considerably. Others COM
paratively small. Hancock's success
was gained with 4 loss Of not over 20
killed sad wounded. The rebels are
- W8 WV W BosVue01UuOs VtUVU UWt~
ties are 10 b. fought before We reach
there. ,-- f
May 9Th. enemy evacuated y ,,u..d VII
liamsburg and works in front. las. night.
the rear guard passing through about
six o'clock. Al niue O'Clock Gsu.
Nc CleIlan and escort entered the tows
and took possession. About $50 OF
the enemy's wounded were left behind
without rations. medicines or surgeons.
They also lefs . number Of their dead
unburied. ssl4ee nae5 aaig s.ii
All our wounded in yesterdays ea-
gagement who fell into their hands were
LETT upon the field.
Mcclellan has Just telegraphed the
following 10 the War Department:
Every hour proves, our victory more
complete. The enemys loss is,great,
especially in officers. have Just heard
Of S more Of their guns being captured.
Prisoners are constantly arriving.
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CAIao. Nay g. !:
The steamer Ella. from Pitisburg
Landing last ht.has Just arrived. 4
general forward movement had been
ordered at midnight on Sunday. but
vas prevented BY . dreuships min
The army was again ordered to march
as midnight on Monday. At the time
the steamer lest preparations sor the
expected movements we're being made.
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The latest intalligsncs from The Geld
Of battle says: Nc CIelIan came up With
the rebels 8 miles beyond Williams
burg after . severe skifmish. a large
additional number of desestsrs came q,
who teport they had had nothing to eat
for 48 hours but . few had biscuits.
When brought 10 they fell down q
hausied. Heavy cansousding wss heard
at an early hour this morning By Boats
coming down the river. The result is
not ascertained, no doubt The whole
army Of she rebels i ina ssale Of discrl
ganisasion. Pursuit BY McC CleIIau and
they are fleeing with great precipitatios
without the intsntion Of nakiag stand
any where. Unlsss they reach Rich.
mond By boats via james river. they
will certainly be Intercepted BY force .
landed st West Point. Not less :hsu
so steamers are cogkged in transport.
ing the balance Of the army 10. that
point. Monday. last the enemy took
one Pepasylvasia battery. ::having 6rss
killed all the hcsses. The battery hav :
ing but a small infantry support were
cverpnwsrsd and compelled 70 sdffsn-
der. Before the close Of the day this
battery. sish one Of the epepy 8 vas
recaptured.
LArER.-We have learned that the
enemy have destroyed all the bridges
across the Chicahoming river.
McClsllaalis ssstia9- ID asny this
side Of the river. The Chicahoming
runs parallel with the James river into
which it flows.
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Nv. YoRx. Nax /!

:f NEW YORK. May 5.
A dispatch from Yorktown to the
Times has the following The retreat
Of the rebels appears to have been pre-
cipitate. They commenced dismouns.
ing and carrying guns 10 Williamsburg
four days ago. Wagons have been ea-
gaged in transporting ammunition amp
provisions for 4 week past. $500 sick
we're ssus to Richmond ten days since.
Rebel soldiers bad negroes working os
the; entrenchmsnts uu,il two o'clock
Sunday morning. when, the rear guard
ordered the york 10 be stopped. aud 70
Jake up march for Williamsburg. Ten
Thousand rebeis we're sess from Wiames
Mill 70 r-inforce tho army sent from
Richmond 70 oppose AcDowelI's, ad-
vance.
"a No great battle Is expected At VII.
liaBsburg. ss the rebel troops. particu.
lasly those under Magruder. have nu-
tinted on several occasions within two
weeks. Five thousand Of his men have
threatened TO lay down their arms un-
less they receive food and clothing.
A number Of mines had been prepar-
ed Coz our troops BY placing PrussiAs
shells under the graund in the rosd
ways at the entrance ~ the Fort.
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A Nxw ScuooL HoUsE.-lt is pro.
posed 10 build q school house in this
district during the present season. which
win probably cost eI5oo.oo. II viii
be . substantial two story building. de.
signed for different departments. and
large enough to answer the demands ol
the district for several years. Osks.
lcosa has long needed good free
school. and this Improvement should
not be delayed, but hsstened forward Al
fast as possible. 90 that pnblic school
can be opened 10 time for the beginning
of the Winter term. s
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STATE OF KANSAS.I
CoUxTy o. JEypxlsoN. !

Z. ]. Basnes and Lucinda F. Barnes.
The said s. l. Banes ~
Lucinda 7. Barnes vj!l ,sAs np'ire d & IpH1es
Monday, the "a day ot Jans. lSsz bstwesn h
hours oG - seleskszA. II. ss6A oaeDsk IN of
nid day, appraiss On he premises the tollssiag
Described rssI estate to wiz: Lotswelvs in Block
shefeon, all in Jefferson county, kassIs; said
sual eslase 10 be levied and sPpgaied ~ .sissus
Al certain execution issued odt q De Ot1lsSts
Court OF said county, iniAe shose saii,lsd caseo
is favor Of Isaac Nswhoase and agaiass 3. J.
Barnes and L1cinda =. B6fnes. ~ FsaArf
Nay 9.az,.s sas ., s N. W. TAYLOR. 9hasiG
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TRAITORS DlsHEARTENED.!

WILLIAMSBURG TAkENil
'''' TRAITORS DISHEARTENED!!
CORINTH EVACUATED!!
slgafgai1g -o---- sfsstif. sg3
REBELS RETREAT 10 RICHMOND
sss.sr OK --o ssiaas1s
WAsmasron. Nay 4. -
From army correspondents We have
the following: We entered the enemy's
works At I've O'Clock. which their rear
deserted -four hours before . Every
thing vas found in utter se0hfusion.-
Abou. 6fly pieces Of artillery were lef,
g. liked. A large amount Of medical
stores, camp eqnipsge. ammunition.
tents, and private property Of officers
vas left = szalE s3i EezEs t-el9s s7csa
Several deserters came into our lines:
one states that, .he rebels evacuated ow-
ing 70 the near approach Of our paral.
leis: that they feared the success Of our
yunboats in York and James rivers.
Gen. Johnston gave the order 10
evaeua.s on Thursday lugruder is
said 10 have strenuously opposed evac-
aa,ion. saving il they couldn't whip the
Federals here they couldn't anywhere
ia Virginia. Sug.'is-isA 4 saa ~ ~
Deserlers agree that theie troops
weresp puch demoralised aud }lsheart.
ened when tie order was given, as all
anticipated a fight. The rebels had
ioO, 600 men on Che peninsuls; also 400
pieces Geld artillery. IL ii believed
ihey have ialles hack beyoad Wiiliams.
burg. where it is expected they will
make . stand. k.f
Gen. S.oneman commands a large
force Of cavalry and artillery pursuing
the enemy. snd will probably come up
With their rear before night il they re-
main near Williamsburg. s
Gunbos.s have passed Yorktown
and are now shellins the shores. Fol
lowing these are = number OF vessels
loaded with troops 70 effect hndiny.
r. Ct, .~.~~s :.,.s .nc.:..L e.ws
,us o'nO'" 1T -. =,
n,s ."s s"c.y ir p,:.,. sssd...,. s " -. s,o.s. -.rs
u'oue.'.eI .,'' sS, '"'' o-e 1''-"s -"
-'' Tts,. % !. al m.nn., fan. su,,,;oo =,
>. =. ~ Ns,,.h,s o.m.. os y. s.....,;on
of yorktown, The general opinion
seems 10 be that ]. is for q ten porary
ass"S..S.., " ~ W." =. a.. ,.h.IIs"y
"o'ouo.'I" - ",",.I, -. 49, ,I I. ~ to.,. ~
s.."ea . ssI ",.,. ~. .r,:,,. ..h;.r !.
".'e - ~ e'.ss MSS's'I., ." =
"oc 81 ""': :.; y ..e%. as s n;x.
v."eas , 'I.'". I.a y. ...I:" ...a." o. T.;.
Po"cy anu u"'u ou ""'"''s'o"' A"''
g"'us1 w ,w = .o'.su. =
me W! DspsssMenss = 49, so,:"y
:sS:'seo M 49,. .o~ .s,s's ~ ""'In :
'no'cA.e '"as ':oPV.""' esen's ~" ".e
place - sne "e'snoo'"o0o o. oos'"'n :"
'"0 " '"'se v. 49,
~, "1.A..'to"; may .. :
me ncess .o-oa3 sooP.eo , -, ,sso,s
:,on .ol tne I@Pescr9sns o. ~. u;
Lau%P..eys: = .. ',s u,s'r.cs -. ooea. o.
.ns o".'su gu 0.:sIs 49, 20. sas o's's Q. ae"
"e.'ee 'o r "'s% o:me' .no 1s'sue
,rIanS.. ~ tus 40" ae'a' "",ca" cno
1e':s:"P" "" P"''eo " s"'ssy'"ss
mslo'ty ., .o4. 81, r.,
O'no's: u.sPHscnes indicate .na' Tue e'
e"s"y ,,.,, ~ :: 'A'ge'o'o' strongly 'o,Iencn'
90 ~ Williamsburg. and s"ss 'ney IN
'snu % asPa's ~ ss" rC.ns we .u,'ner
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PIrrsBuso LAxDIso. May 4.
!. Mitchell 10 nov within 8 hours

march Of Pope's division. hi. 49,
Deser.ers report that Gen. Lovell's
division vas at Grenada, Miss. forilfy-
ing, which is naturally 1 strong position.
Beauregssd b being rapidly rein
forced from all parts Of the Gulf States.
Merchants and business men having
closed stores and aockedto his standard.
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May 10 3T:
s1i !01w q lalieadnAzg1a1
cors11E RI . Ss-HcSse jss:ssasa. t%s IAla
>. . I" the; ;DssiesC CoAst efs.k 0suaty.

svsS .zssa.E Sri \ -6i 81 xsrvso :
Willism p. Chfsea sfsesse .sesssissl = ssis
"a s;c.s.s7 hss -Johs N. Pssse, Ea ,ssssr-
ssy .fns sbs s,id PisissjG hsvssy - is'ssls
Clerks cf5ee Of said Coc.s Z. ssss.ie e -
ssasiao tselA thae sstn ssiaH v5niao ?. C1i1i6is
. non,rsidssese Dir Ss.aoy - = esAdoxd -
the said defendant wsni.m p. C1iiesL b sssi-
6sd by psblication bsiug made = shs s1sdepse-
dsnts weekiy nswspapsF p6o21s&ej II sai1
CouHty ef Je61soon, for six fueeeasivo weeks, q
The .peadesv = - sui lhsS Aiek y
% :bssis js4.<N sg.!e.t - - teSbdsss
and in favor q de s:id Fielding Z. JoA.ssa for
lst day of Jpaasy, ,Isoo. lse }Is - 5lo65s1 -
cent pet anaum. aid to b dus ihisyiaintiG iron
the ssid deesaaaet "a SrSdA t1ument o.
writing obligaiosy msde BY The I'D de6spdant
20 ssid plaintiff % the oh dav Of 1uln,r lG1ok
uhelel'y tho said detendsst - z % ~ ~ -
I'D three certain bCnds issnsd by Tie city of At
Gibson, k.nsss -iorshe sumuf 1loo eea. bssyine
froa The Isl diy q j.sssrr ~ Il ~ Sssms.
be on IL lst dsy Of Januasy. l1el,, which ssid
bond. tbs mia dsisndsst psSusise e al sereed
TO redeem y defsa:t &C sheR ss6eA ssiA - ~
SAID city VI Atrh son on the snid 1st day 0f Jan-
asrys lsoI 'Ssid dslenasss b s1sshsf ass1661
that ~ pep0Vs - voezthe sgaah MO- ~
nosehWsst s1osoevfe q ests9sia d s0uunApu1ue
& rsaossaa.nsee IN JsiD~ssnsCblnsys $500
d snsehneae ilssed II hiscsi18 - thagesps
lso she said defendant plsad. sa6degss NugR
70 he pstisioa Of The said plais iii filed in this
eaass oa - bs(ess ~ 3lse by e July. loe4
saeh petition will be taken - true end ju1emeaS
reedessd aeearaissly, ssd dleiasuaehedpsSp
viii b sole = seei1(y the .jidl usAt Sia6eFsa-
~ Wuness my hsnd With the seal
STAT q did Ceqe Sk1oaasnxoGcs
in the village Il 7Oskslooss o.
the 9th day Of Nay, 1864.
in. :PsisAs Es62 .sssRaR36x1INS.
Ats'v fc1 Plaintiff. - CIs9k.
!Asa io-S:es Al Al ..slr.a n1g
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Asfsus's Hoxs NAeAslxs for June
Is on or table, finely embslIis shed. and
full Of entertaining reading matter. late
fashions, patterns IN embroidery. etc !.
etc. Terms only sa gear. r. S.
Asthsr. Philadelphia. Pa. 5sy8i NJ
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PAprcAH. Ky. MAY 4.

NUNtAHs hv.s W"y u.
A company of Nsbrsska Cavalry
were attacked yesterday near the State
line. BY n regimen, Of rebel horse under
jeff. Thompsos. and scst,ersd in all
directions. number Of chem taken
prisoners. and some killed: no, known
how many. This raid OF jeff. Thomp-
son causes considerable CONSERVATION
among the people Of that section.
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KIDxAPPIEG TO BE SroPpED.-Gen.
Blunt has issued an order forbiding the
kidnapping Of colored persons from
this State. He especially directs that
all companies or ds.acbmen,s Of ,roops
IA this department shall be vigiAnt in
procuring the arrest Of such persoIs
and surrender them 70 the civil author.
tiles. when they are known TO be com.
pe,ent for the safe keeping, trial. and
punishment Of such offenders. otherwis.
they are to report At Headquarters.-
Kansas. We hope will now be freed o
those scoundrels who have been violat
ing the provisions Of this order.
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The weather during the past week
has been very pleasant. A warm rain
is much nseded BY vegetation Of ali
kinds. - a2 r ~ u
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% PADuoAu. Ky. Nay 81
A report is current here and bsliss.
Cd that Corinth WAS evacuated and oc-
eupied BY Pope's Division on Sunday.
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WAsHlserox, May 6.

Specials TO New York papers: The
Select Committee OF the House on Con-
fisca,ion and Emancipation have in
s,ruc,ed their Chairman "a report two
bills. The first. agreed to By Noell. Of
Mo-. Elliott, Hutch,ngs. Beaumont and
Sedgwick. and opposed BY Mallory. OF
Kentucky. and Cobb. Of New jersey.
and coa6scaiss all the real and person.
al properly Of leading classes of ssbsls
who shall continue in rebellion after
the passage Of the bill. By another
section property Of all others who con-
iinusi SIXTY days after the passage Of
The bill. shares the same fate. The
President is 10 seize property. ~ the
Courts are 10 institute proceediaggs.-
The claims Of loyal citizens are made
Jicns upon property taken. .es S
Tito Heraid's dispatch says the Ad-
niDistrasion is fully satisfied the road
10 Richmond is opened and the rsbel-
army Of the Peninsula utterly routed.
The Times dispatch says the main
road Of the retreat up the Peninsul~ is
close on the bank Of York river, which
will bring the rebel army within range
Of our gunboa,s that are conducting
Franklin's transports TO their rear.-I
This Division doubtless will be able 10
inetrcept the rebel retreat and force
them to give battle or suSrsndsr.- -
Mcclellan has transports sufficient 10
forward 10000 additional troops from
Yorktown 10 West, Point Immediately.
and it will not be surprising il he cap
lures the bulk Of the rebel army. and
takss Richmond within week. 3
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TnE Board Of village Trustees Of
Oskaloosa. viii meet 1t the District
Clerks Office. this evening. 1900.
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WAshIkcr0U, Lay 8.
The House to-day adopted ! rssoj..
tioa declaring F. F. Lovs sos essitled
to ssat from California.
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wAsslseros. Nay 6. {.
The vote on the Psoi6e Railroad, bin
yesterday is considered = tsse vote
showing clear majority 10 favor Of il.
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-. NV YoRx. May 2.
Among the passengers on the Persia
were Cameron. Minister 70 Russia. and
Bsyarl Taylor. Secretary Of legation.
Sbs akes out oe0O. 900 10 spssis. 4as y.
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Notice Of Appraisemeut,

STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY o. JEsyERs0N I
ScOss, Kerr = Co,w
VIM. A. Doseheify.i Il III
The said VIM. A. bossA-
erty will take notice ,h.tl will on Sessgday. lha
slst1sy q Ns5. Asn lss3, tawiit4ts@S,
ot 10 O'Clock a. u. and O'Clock 2. i. psossea
Cd rssI sssass, % wits Ihe vsak kslf e u ssslN
west quarses Of secti,e twsaiy -thsso. Il 091aAi6
elsvea of Range sevsnjsen, i JeGspsa C.usiys
Kansas; said hnd 70 b levied upon ala soBaie
ed by virtue Of certain order Of sale inSSd p6e
Of the district Court Ct aid county, IN ihs abovs
enfisied o,u.e IN tavor Of SCOT, Ksn : O., AZ
Ny s.s1I liz EwsAYEOgs4ssE
The New York herald., 1862-10-02
FINE ARTS. .

Picture oy sergesn Fay Of the ihr,y;ssyenth being
nshed aud for sale by REMINGTON. so5 Broadway near
Eleventh street.HM I
The New York herald., 1862-10-02
FRENCH ADvERTIsEMENTs.

nN pEMANDE-uN BouLASGER fR,NcAIs. s'A
~ dresser an 3Ss 6mc ayei,ae el
lNN DEMANDEA-lINE ISsrTUTRIcEl TgANcAIsE
" uni parc hien ienc ct qn est bOrne nluscM1r
pour deuv la 10 aies sadfcss:r su No 3Tne
iue q louest, epIs IL " leures.
The New York herald., 1862-10-02

I'm SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN AS
stress, who can do all knas a..iy sewing dress
aSns and embroidery; has years reference from
r last place; would assist with hi dren Cali at lS7 West
Bin 10
The New York herald., 1862-10-02
EXCURSIONS.

IcxCURsrON TO TIE STEAMER GREAT EAsTERN.-
II Tns having changed her location 70 Fort Sehuy
er for the purpose % beng ispaIci INC new seampoa
Market slip every day sndsy excepted ~ " O'clock NJ
lie seeing this and the manner cl It's ben
repaired Fare for the tip Is cent.
The New York herald., 1862-10-02

Ia SITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG GIRL, AS
ia nurse and chamb and
TO travel with lady II required Cal at IS West 10th ST.
The New York herald., 1862-10-02

IITANTED--A YOUNG MAN WHO SPEAKS GOOD
w English, for clerk aud barkeeper inquire at II North
Moore between the hours OF 10 and II A. NJ None need
apply without good recommendations. One who speaks
pipe or. ed
The New York herald., 1862-10-02

Ia YOUNG GIRL WISHES SITUATION IN A SMALL
IA private iaiy as cook and to assist in The washing ana
sroning The best Of city reference given
read and biscuit maker Can be fortwo days at ll5
Vest 26th st.
The New York herald., 1862-10-02

h RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A sIrUl
A uon IS chamnermaid and waitress, aud to take
hidren; has object In the csrntry; best city
rence from her last place for i've years Apply lS Wcs
bti st.
The New York herald., 1862-10-02

A GREAT BATTLE FOUuHT-THE vICTDKY -
n gained. Ladies and gentlemen has teen victorious
In being pronounced by great many, that H. MiNTz of
23 Sixth avenue, has been paying the highest prces ~
cash OF Clothing Carpets, Jewcry, &C. and stI
to continue 70 do So II you VIII favor him with
call N. B.-Ladics and gentlemer-You know well
that those tremendous that offered by deal
is perfect humbug but the best and surest way you
Will satisfaction Do forget The old well known
dealer, b. MINTZ and the number, 2s3 SAth La
dies p,lncinallY attended by Mrs Miutz