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THE PEN Is MlGHTlER
THAN THE SWORD

TIE GOLD PEx-THe BEST OF ALL PENS.
| Hoarox's GOLD PM.
| The Dest Pens in the World.
On receipt Of any Of ths folIowiae sums in case
q po0e-stampo, the subserbes will se0d By retsgu
Of mail, OF otherwise, % directed, . Gold Ps" o.
Pens. sHLEcfINo TuH SANE ACCORDING 10 DEo
cai1Tios, viz
GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES.
For . cents, the Magic Pen. for - esnss, shs
Lucky Pen; for 50 Genus, The Always Ready Pea;
for Is cents. the Elegsnt Pen; and Tor 81, thr
Excelsior Pen.
TSs sisss srs. Nos. 2. send &
The SANE PENS IN SILvER-PLArED Elk.
TENSION CASES, WITH PENCILS.
For 80 cents. The Magic Pen; for Is cents. The
9.theEegans Pen; and for d, 50. ths Exeeisios
Pea. These arc we'll finished. good wrisiae Gold
Pens, with Iridosmiu Points, the average wesr
ofevery oae u which will faS outlast crusa Of
The best Steel Pens.
The name "A. Nortsu,~ .Number.- and ~Qual.
ity,' are stamped 90 the following Pens, end ll,s
Points are warranted for six months excrp'
ONLY: No. beirE The smallest, No. 8 the lGrg.
ess: adapted for The pocket; No. the smallest.
aud No. 10 ths largest Nammo,h Gold Pen, for
the desk. Long and sodium Nibs OF eli sizes
and qualities. Shirt Nibs Of Nos. 4, S, 6 and Z,
and made only Of first quality. The engraving
are fac.sim'les If the sises and styles.
GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES.
For Is eents . 10. Pea. In qus!isy. Or a No.
3 Pen, Sd quality.
Pen. ID quality or No. 4 Pen, Sd quality.
For e1,25. No. Pen. l.s qualify. OF No. :
Pen, ID qualify. OF No. s Pen, Sd quality.
For sl,5o, No. 4 Pen, Is, quality, or : No. S
Pen, ID quality. or . No. Pen, ID quality.
For $l,7s. No. Pen. Isl quality. or No. 8
Pen, ID quality.
For s325, No. 8 Pen. 1st quality.
THE SAME GOLD PENS IN SILVER EX.
TENSION CASES. WITH PENCILS.
For $3.50. No. Pen. LEI quality, or No 8
Pen ID quality.
For si.75. No. : Pen, Let quality, or No ;
Pen. ID 9sslity, or No. Pen, ID quality.
Pen. ID quality, or . No. Pen. Sd quality.
For 12s0, No. Pen. lst quality. Of NJ. 5
Pen. 3dquaiiiy. or No. 6 Pen, ID quality.
For -. Q No. Pen, lst quality, o. . No. Q
Pen, ID quality.
For $50, mo. Pen, let quality.
GOLF PENS. ALL lsf QUALITY, IN SILL
YER MOUNTED D1SK-HOLDERS.
For q, a No. Pen flor $2,25. No. Pen, f.,
S2.75, . No. 8 Pen, for So, 50, = No. Pen.
For 81. No. Pen. for IS, 4 No. Pen, end
for Is, . No. 10 Pen.
Tho Est Qualify are poiaied with The very
best lridosmiD Points. carefully selected. and
none Of this quality are soId with the slightest
imperfection which skin and the closest scrutiny
The ed Quality" are superior to any Pen.
made BY him previous 10 the year 1850.
The sd Quality" be intends shall equal in re-
Pect to Durability, Elasticity, and Coed Writing
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We hope all our readers viii remsm-
Der that the County Agricultural Fair
comes Of Rtxs Wednesday and Thurs
day the 18Th and 10th insss. in this
place. Let there be . general turn out
Of everybody and the test Of man
kid" ~ cd Zsch. Ia, ior said. The
Fairs in this county ought always to
be s,secesses. "e q
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STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNT o. JEypEnsox.
George W. Grayson,

COUNT % JBy1Tnsox. -
George w. Grayson, IS
~.
D; 3. Nix n. Abram lawson, and IL. Mccain.
The shove named d. PENDANTS, D. b. Nixon and
Ahssn Lsvson viii TAKE notice, thst u said
plaintiff has flied his pssifioa in The above end.
tied cause against the ssid D. B. Nixon, in the
District Coart Of sid county. The object ssd
prayer Of which . 10 recover jsJgg ent Against
Tie said D. B. Nix0a for The sam of go, to9eshss
with interest theseoa 1t the rate a % Per cant.
per annum kom the lth day Of Ocsobes. A. d.
1859. due from mid defendant. d. B. Nixon. 20
said plsinti&, George ". Grsysos. q prsnis-
sorry note fN sc dated October, @th, 1850, AID
due 10 one year after dsse; and tor decree Of
foreclosure Of lot ten o) 10 block three ~ In he
town Of Osaaioos., County Of Js6erson, State oi
Kansas; and that said detendahis b forever bar
red Of aay clsin q sqeity Of psdemption IL said
premises. And defendanisI ere further notified.
ihas unless they answer o. dsnur 70 aid petition
on or before the I'D day of October. A. D. 1850,
Judgment viil be rendered in secoedanes with
.hs prayer Of said petition and aid premises will
GEORGE w. 0RAYsoN. Rh
Aug. l6,3l-7wel3A
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Order of Publication.
STATE STATE o. OF ,. kaxsAs.l.
George Gr.yson.

UT0o4 0 Iubleo0e0.
STATE OF KANSAS. h.
CoUxTY o. JEsykasoa. -.
George Grayson.
Walter N. Allen, John r. Hinton, and q. b
The above named defendants, Waite,
n. Allen and John F. Hinton will tske notice
that the said p sinif hss fled HE petition in the
above entitled cause. seainst The sid defendants
10 the Dietnct Court q said county, the object
and prayer Of which 10 to recover . Judgment
against the said Walter N. Allen for the sum
o. el25, with interest thereon trvm Ssptsmber
18th, 1860, due from said deiendsnt, Walter N.
Alien. to said plaintiff on . promissory note for
tl15, dated Septsmbsr 18Th 1859, and due twelve
months after date; and tos decree Of foreclosure
and sale Of Lot two a. in block seventeen 17)
and lot seven y in block eighteen rs, in New.
els addition TO The town Of Oskalo0n, and lot
six 81 in block nine 9, in the original town Of
Oskal0oss. oil in Jeffsrson county, State 0f Kan.
sas and that said deicodauts be forever barred Of
any claim OF equity Of redemption in said prem
ises. And defendants are furti.sg notified that
unless they answer or demur 10 said petition on
or before tho ed day Of October, 4. d. 1861
judgment will b rendered In accordance with
the prayer Of said petition, and said premises
will b sold 70 pay The same.
GEORGE W. GRAYSON, PIE
Aug. 10, 81 7w-$1360
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HWs are authorized t. announce
DAVID NcKsLvY as an Independent I'm.
son candidate for Representative to the
Legisls'ure from the District compo sed
o! Osswkee' Kxw and Kentucky TOWN.
slips. in this County.
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AT A BARGAIN!

THE undersigned oEsn for saIe. At very low
j figures. quarter section Of Lasd, beautiful.
y situated in Of the best portions Of Kansas,
roads pass asar By it. There il no better uplssd
~ the State. JOHN w. DAY,
jly S-aSo. Reel Estats Assns,ss
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND AILlISEAs
Will find that our Goods are well adapted 70 the
Market, and will have the
Largest Stock in the West
.. ..,.c, from. s. M. ROTnSCHILD,
n Delaware Street. II
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"CRIsIS"
AT
NO. II della WARE STREET,

IA JCH speculation has arisen in all parts Of
w the country concerning the present political
and nsncial crisis, now seriously affecting all
elias = in the States. Not little has also been
said, sTitten and pablished about the late dr0uth
aud effects upon this new State Of Kansas
And subscribers are not, BY any means. in
difisl ut obsefvefs Of the sad results that must
nsessssrily Aow from - many
REAL Causes OF ALARM,
~ in,'in,l IL pursue their srig insl design
furnishing the ! callers in aud The consumer
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CASH PURcHAeER9 {.
5000 SACKS OF FLOUR!
200 Hogs'd N. q. Sugar,
40 Bills. Loaf Crushed and
Powdered Sugar,
100 Bbls. Clarified Sugar,
100 Boxes Havana Sugar;
100 BIS. :. H. e. 20. Molassee,
100 lis. Plantation do
500 Bags Rio Coffee,
100 Mas Java Coffee;
1860 Kegs Assorted Nails;
zoo Boxes Star Candles;
100 Boxes Mould do
100 Pks. Mackerel g. Herring ;
50 Coils Cordage;
100 Half Bis. S. &. Soda,
100 Dxs. Babbitt's Salaratus:
900 BIS. Yeast Powders:
300 Boxes lkaisins:
400 do Manuf'd Tobacco;
200 Boxes Soap:
100 Half Chests Tea:
1900 BdIs. Wrapping Taper:
$500 Segars.
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Photographic Materials

THE 08A8YGH OAK
be- bern tried in tbousands Of instances and new
~ fosnd warning; and after IN experience II
five years IN the store business At leaven~ orth.
With she tsssim0ny Of hundreds. J have no he.i-
lat IN !, ssying il 10 the VERY BEST =. Owe
in the West II is 4 unive' ssl favO1i,e; has good
dramQht bakes well. n..d aigsss gives eaiistnc.
lion. We guarantee Stoves and Plates. 70 thai
the purchaser j. at M risk. We give 70 pieces
Of furniture, and sell! low for cash. as'F
Self Sealing Fruit Caus, at. per deg. 500
3qts." !" $50
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n = adams. \. cRoslER. IS LuDLux
ADAMS CROZIER & LUDLUM,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
CORNER OF MAIN AND DELAWARE SIS.
LEAEENWORZH, KAN.
NorAaiEs PrDLIc.
-fi

NOTICE.
A IL PERSONS are hereby iorevarned asa;ns,
n purchasing . certain n.,ts Of hand, xcculet
BY tie unsier: igned on or about the 18Th d.y q
April. 1859. in fsvor Of 5. B. Cssebier, for ths
sum Of Twenty five Dollars. payable in plaster.
ing two m0nlhs afier date. Sail pose wss .b
tanned from me without consideration, and ]
wili not pay The same. ffIf
l09-5w 50. WILLIAM A. JENKINS.
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Professional Cards.
osKAIoosA LODGE, ~. IL,

H47s a. +. q "A. y.
Regular epuousications oessr % he sspvnd
and fourth Saturday In each ooath. isr III
Whiting brethren are cordially invited 70 n.
end. 80 NELSON CHAPLAIN, W. II.
p. s RAVENS. Secretary.
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No. Is Maiden Lane, New York.
Any one sending single letter post stamp
will receive circular with The engraving above
referred To.
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National Finances.

LkITu8 FROM SECkETAR1 CHASE TO Mr.. VALLEY.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT Oct. %, 1862
Ny DsAR siR-I am much surprised by tho statement
you say has been made by who ought to know that
the government intend 10 refuse payment Of the per
cent and per cent temporary deposits anything but
6.2os. certainly have never entertained athought Of
payipg them in except the currency In which
they recevedthat Ii 70 say, United States notes
unless, indeed they paid in gold
The idea that they are 70 be paid in anything but
money, however only about absurd and groundess
the statement that the national debt amounts TO two
thousand millions Of dollars; and yet, this statement
gravely put forth in the leading resolution OF the
Conservative Convention, which met the other day In
Faneuil Hall On the day that resolution adopted
the national debt amounted TO less than 500 900 000
wish had thought of IL, aud would have obtained the
precise figures at the department before down.
Il am writing at my house) and would have given them
70 you. SIX hundred and forty millions compared with
what have 10 show for the expenditure OF part OF
it-sevcnty odd millions, you know, the legacy Of
the Buchanan administraton-s bad enough certainly
do not contemplate u with compacency. With still less
complAcency dc contemplate its increase actual suce
the resolution adopted and prospective for the year
u the rate Of million and quarter day. But stll
six hundred and forty millions Is not two thousand mil
lions nor do think u wise patriotic 10 say two thou
sand when six hundred and forty represents the truth
was said, doubtless, by mistake.
You may show this letter TO whom you please, and II
you choose, though II h written with running peu
you see, print the substance Of IL. 8. P. CHASE.
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Married..

CoNNoR-CoMrIoN-On Thursday evening October 80,
by the Rev John Downing G. A. CoSSoR to Miss LIZZIE
C0ArroN, all o. this city
CHURCHnL-ToNR.--At Manhattanvie, on Tuesday, 0c-
ober H. by the Rev. Father Brccn JOSEPH CHURCHILL,
OF Manhat tanvIe, to MAGGIE A. TONE OF the place
GRIFFN--HUGHEs, On Sunday, October 20, by the Rev.
Father Evert, DENNIS GRIFFIN to MARY f. HpGuEs all Of
this city.
MoRsF-GREES.-- Saturday morning, November l.,
by the Rev Mr. Hagany OF the Bedford street Methodist
Episcopal church, CYRUS EDGAR MORSE to MARY ELLEN
GREEN, OF this city. No cards issued.
SHEIDoN-BARTow.-At the Church OF the Holy Trinity,
Brooklyn Heights, Thursday morning October 80, by
the Rev. Jared b. Flagg, Rector Of Grace Church, DE.
HENRY s. SHELDON, U. A. TO HARRlErTE EMMA, daughter
OF Edgar s. Barlow.
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THE WAR IN KENTUCKY.
Arrival OF Rccruits At Lexington from
East characterization Journey Across
the Mountains, &c.

LEXINGTON, KY, Nov l, 1862
Three hundred recruits for the Third Tennessee reg
ment reached here to-day from twenty-five miles beyond
Cumberland Cap through Hopkins Gap, without wagons
or provisions with but few arms sans Shoes hats
sans breeches sans everything.
They marched by night, and KEEP. concealed In the
forest by day. During the journey they ran foul Of
General Brecknrdges rebel encampment but judcously
turned aside.
They encountered fifteen inches deep In the noun
tains.
This is a mastery Cumberland Gap retreat through
General Braggs lines.
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Sabre Cots, Gunshot Wounds,
Scientific American once, 4.

WILMINGTON. d O., AND SkvErTH srRkErs.
Messrs Mum Co, publishers Of the Scientific Ameri.
patent solicitors the seventeen would
announce 70 the pusc that they never possessed better r.
ces for obtaining letters patent and transacng all kinds
business before the Patent once than they have
During the years they have been engaged In
curing they have sced attorneys for than
venteen thousand aeness Nearly cnehird Of al he agp
made this country onduct
ed through the Scientific American Patent Agency, and
nearly AL the patents secured abroad by American citizens
tnken through this onlcc
In making an application for patent, all the inventor
required issto model with explanation OF
the operation and advantages claimed The drawings petit
on spectncaon and other papers are prepared and pre-
the Patent Oncc Mum Co., who have
OF engineers draughsmen specncaon writers and
copsts IN constant employment Papers prepared at short
notice.
Pamphlets OF instruction announcing the amount fees
size model and 0ther information to the best mode OF
obtaining patents in this all other foreign
furnished free on application.
For further particulars address
MUM CO,
Publishers Of the 'sScientihc American
No PAX Ne.s Vort
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Am Editor shot Dead.

DAfrVN, Quo, NOV. ], 1857
j. r. Bamcyer, editor Of the Dayton EMPIRE was sho,
dead this morning By Henry NJ Brown. Tho daculty
grew out OF personal Misunderstanding occasoned by
The shooting or q dog belonging 10 Mr.. Bnlmcyer by
Browns sou. Brown gave himself w and was taken 70
kA
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Prizes Cashed in All Lcgalized Lot
teries Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker.
II Wall street, room No. 1, New York
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The PhIladelPhia Sherinaity Cause.-The
Contest for the Office Not Yet settled.

The long contested Philadelphia Shsrfaty case came
up the Supreme Court this morning, and an Injunction
granted by the Court, restraining Mr.. Thompson
from interfering with the duties Of the office In any way
until the writ OF certi0rari shall be disposed Of.
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O.. xss.sos, DssswSs.gs ..s ss M.rr.y. ndAy &
kSsrvcIy. HxTsX 0IAss sis-So,s@SsS., , ga.
o. o., -; -: Y, is: ss, 2; Sc. 90. u. "a. a.
6l. rs. n, z. 81, III. 81, Is, Al. liz gu .
Circulars ss1t free Of charge By either
AUkkAr EDDY Co
Covinston. Ky. or 81 Louis Ms
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Grover and Bakers CELEBRATED Sewing
Machines received the highest prems at all the fairs in the
United which they exhibited this 1year In
Guiding State tas Of New York New Jersey Ohio, In
diana. MIGHT gan and Iowa Onice tso Broadway.
Sabre Cuts, Gunshot WOunisds and All
other kinds Wounds also Sores Ulcers aud seurvy heal
SAFELY and quickly under rhe soothing influence OF
HOLL0WAY6 Ointment II heals TO the bone so tbat
the wound opens again. Soldiers supply yourselves
Only IS cents per pot
All Wool Under shirts and Drawers;
the best goods ever made hand and made to order by
UNION ADAMS. No. 637 Broadway.
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IL Cartes do visite, 81, at vaughan's, 22s
Bowery, equal 70 amy In Broadway for S. NoticeGaley
first noor
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wigs, Toupees. Hair Dye, Hair Dyelng
snd Moesyis oresm. ior beaa,frns ths hair. o. W, +
DAIVHxhQRa II Dond NrVsk
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Photographic Apparatus Wanted-Ca.
meras Head Rests &c Apply TO or address NJ E. Lock.
wood. 527 Eighth avenue.
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Omciai Drs wings or the Delaware state

Lotteries.
DsLAvAas ErrRA OIAss f67-MoyempsrI T. isS.
IN. E s.; "a c.,s ss ss,.sssg g. ~ % 81 81 IL,
70. T7, 81, f3, IS. 25. 10, 6, %, ~, 20, "A, 4.
- JOHN A. MORRIS 4 co,
wilmipgtou, Delaware.
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Eight C0rtes de vistfe for S1-Equai TO
the best made. BALCHS. as Greenwich ST.. Barclay.
Fredricks q Co.'s New Gallery, ITO
Fifth avenue, between Twenty second Twenty third
streets Cartes de yiste 81 per dozen large Photographs
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Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle gproots Hair
from any part Of the body Warranted. 400 Broadway
Rates BOaten.
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The Espenscheid Hats fm.

strikngy bssr the impress taste skill in their
sirction, and eene and style In their whole appear
thenfhe decided favoritcs with gentle
men OF taste and fashion The saesroom is at lis Nassau
sIreeI
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Omciai Ora wings OF the Library Assoc
citation Company's Lottery Of Kentucky.
CLASS No. 367-NovemberI I. 1867.
Al, Ia, 0, Ga, 18, Q, 55, 65. 80, "a. 81, 22,
Class No. 368-Novemper I. 1852
@, 20, 81, "a, "a. Sc, Ga, 43, &c, 10, 80, 80.
r. FRANCE 4 CO., covins.on ny.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye-she Best fn enc
world instantaneous harmless and reliable Sold BY drug
lists psrfumers everywhere. Factory 81 Barclay street
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Trusses.-Marsh Is Co.-Radicai Cure
Truss Onnoe ssi at No vesey street. Asor House. No
connection with any other once of the name Aiady
attendant
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Prescrvative and
Wig depot, whoesaie aud RETAIL No Assor House. The
Dye ID applied by experienced artists
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Mr.. CLAY's sECoND nALP nor

Mr.. CLAy-If did not know Mr. Train 10 be gentle.
man In every way devoted 10 the interests OF the Union
aud one who has done good service 70 abroad
would not have associated yself with him. will treat
him N have done hitherto, with every consideration
and respect but must uow explain, NECESSARILY, some
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS.
A LII HOUSEKEEPERS WILL SAVE 20 PER CENT
"A by buying at T. ID. BASSFORDS, Cooper Institutes
Call and see for yourselves
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Publishers Of the "Scientihc American
No. 81 Park New York,
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issue another proclamation ON the LIST OF January,
might be in ten, twenty, or thirty years hence.
He would read 70 them piece Of poetry entitled
"Horace Greeley on the American nag"
voics-where are that 900 900?
Mr.. TRAS-That 900 600 are kept back to vote; but
they VIII not vote on Greecys side, as ne expects
think there give little idea Of this party
HoRAcE GREELEY on THE AMERICAN rLxu.
All hall the naanng liei A.,
The ns s,rnss nnss sre sreI Sppods pes s@S srs a.@
"A lic The ysan.ing hymn.
II bind. man in chains.
And wipes the bloody stans
Tfss iisims.: sem. hs .ss sss".'gf ss.slg fs.s .;I
win viii Hate: ssI's polluted sts r.si
!, Deep Ss.p, s,n6 |, 1.I'o~ 4 in the, the vave''
To sroan with fellow slaves
Fnrl, furl the boasted liei
Among untrsmeled men.
For in q fold. are .esn
The stamp OF rustng chains.
was that Union or disunionY (Shous OF nsuniou ~
This was the sentiment as appeared 10 the New York
issos for the Tribune Mr. Train referred TO the policy
Of the Know Notbings, aud was echoed BY shouts Of
sBrooks Brooks, BOBBY Brooks Even VI Mr.. Brooks
had adopted those principles once he had seen the error
Of his ways, and went for white men. He was not
going 70 be gusd with words anu denea me G TACT that
from all the house He would prove his PROPOSE
tcn. Had not the Maker made one mountain overtop
anotherY oak tree overtop another valley more
beautiful than another2 overtop another racer
and just 20, while Mr. Clay might be superior TO many
present In debate he (Mr Tran would be superior 20
Mr., Clay In following the question, he was doing right
straight through. (Roars Of laughsr Mr. Clay bad al
uded 10 the fact that there some slaves at the
South whittier than him (r. T) That not his fault
He assured them that his mother was q white woman.
and his father was white man., He hoped Mr. Clay did
not nsnuate anything, for he should feel delicate In TAX
ing up physically who was known In Kentucky Cor
twenty years 70 have always carried carpet bag full Of
he Was created a. free and equal a. any black man.
(IAughier.)
Time was up and Mr. Train took HIS seat.
Mr.. cLAY's sECoND nALP HOUR.
Mr. CLAy-f did not know Mr.. Train 10 be q gentle.
man In every way devoted 70 the interests Of the Unon
and one who has done good service cause abroad
would not have associated yself with him. viii treat
him N have done hitherto, with every consideration
and respect; but must nov explain, uscsssAsy, sone
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feG. st tt.D ROOMS ~ .rfrs Oh siN0LY, IS A
tlr490y ftf s,liw, IHluips ~ GIcat Jouc.
~ trt asss y llel Way tod No. efy No soard riscn
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AT 1876 NINTH STREET FEW DOORS WEST OF
"A Broadway--A suit OF Rooms on third floor front con
sising OF Paror and Bedrooms, be obtained b.,
party three four with Board also single Rooms Best
OF references given and required.
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WANTED iaNEDfA 'HbN-lS AN UH
w .1ty r,'.in ~. eNs ~ ~8te NtIfH Il
:, s'r ..s' sn VAN AIM. +" .l.s us
-
8#
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COAL.

JonN A. DAVIS WOULD INFORM HIS CusTourps
81 that the coal yard No "a and 80 Spring street will s
closed from this date The business Will Sc continuad
formerly a the lsrse and up town yard Nos
ISL @ sSand lN East sixteenth street. betwcsn avenues
, 1862-01-03
Law and Collection Office.
Legal Notice.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
COUNTY oB WALLA WALLA,
In the District Court Of Waa Walla County-First
Judicial District.
L. II. Wakefield and E. P. Fitzgerald, J
? Action on
Samuel Culver. Account
To SAMUEL CULVER, Deft.
NOU are hereby notified that Wakefield and Fitz
Il gerald, plaintiffs above named, have filed their
complaint against you and sued out writ Of attach
ment against your property (and affidavit of non
residenee) in said court, which will come on to be
heard at the firstterm Of the court which will COM
mence than three months after the date hereof
and unless you appear at the said term and answer
the will be taken confessed, and the prayer
therof granted. The object and prayer Of said COM
plant is to obtain Judgment against you and enforce
Che colecton Of the Of $2l6 and interest, since
June l3, 1861, due plaintiff for goods, wares and
merchandise, by you had and received Of said plain
titfs, in June, 1851, and costs Of suit
IL c. COULsoE, Plfs Atty
Jan. 3, 1862. 6m3
, 1862-01-03

Fireproof Brick Store, Main street,
Walla Walls, W. 7.
, 1862-01-03

sB- All Of the above Goods we will sell at
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, at VERY LOW
PRICES.
prompt attention and goods will be forwarded to
all parts of the mines.
ss- Give us a call.
KYGER & REESE,
, 1862-01-03
Crystal Saloon.
Bloch, Miller & Co.,

Dalles. Lewiston, and COIville.
TMPORTERS and Jobbers of Clothing Dry
i Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Boots and Shoes, &
Miners Tools
Forwarding and commission faithfully attended to-
Jan B. 1862, 6m6