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days notice IN The oteia Journal lie lease Il Ihe prsage for
twenty Y e soas5Isn Shell Fsaa q Fsnes,st
The conditions hefsbsoW et forth lie said adadea.
ZION by re gy e 30 subject to the approval
AIT. The shell shall DO constructed BY The con.
width q Frsssp stree. shall Be
s Ss 81 P g. s st sns sns
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5sx &c ssas q ss
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sss flaa
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and n sasa ma an ns sas the s hos ta
whole work shall be executed 70 the entire saisacion
ART s. ms shall have the pIaee n to
gate at each end ct the toad end g denend Of
For every pc on horse ue back hf,esn cents,
Vehicle f s. lose
loaded unlaaded, twenty Ave cents g 80 n 4 q
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ART The contractor shall bonnd 70 keep the road al
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OIL or other 10 be placed by him the line of said road
at distances Of than three hnndred apart
ART g. The contractor shall be bound begin The work ID
the sixty days following The approval of the adjudication by
Common Council, and 10 pee tho sane year after
ART e. The shan furnish good
rity in the Of ten o and dollars to the faithful
fomnnce of his contract the said subject
the approval OF the tsoniion Council.
4 isweif understood that case neglect OF failure
by the contractor OF efoesons spnaions
the Common Council shall have The right contract
1906 the Civil Code and wi bout implying court Of JUS
tee TO anpu ths same and without Indemnity aid also
well understood that The shall any tins fail
to keep tie road in good repair fall K The same lighted
nj the said shall forfeit all claims he may
said road and that the city shall have the resell
phi account and risk Of the contractor and Of his
curity. - AZ ~ t-,5.I t}lz5 80
s. The said road shall the city the expiration
Of said twenty years. privilege. t 76..t.'s-
T 70 q [signedl I'll IA IS. p. DELABARRE
- President pro TEN. Board of Aldermen
go. [Sgned] ~ = - JULES BENT, 80 "a.
President pro tenn Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March 20, 1852 ~ @ s5tsf ! W.
= [Signedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
Notice Is hereby given TINT THuRsD Az the 10th April
1862 will selat my Office, 70 O'Clock NJ the above right
of wav 10 the highest bidder, for cash. % =
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ss*s 4aaGlafslCsAAa %, III HI sk--Ihe pest
cheapest and Hiost replate Dental EstabIioh.
neut in New 0rlesns. 10 DIR. FIELDINjs,s

HIS for r. nearpssssd
ton and atprces charged by the inexperienced sE r. -
rersonf superior shonl procure yyhars
they rely upon the experience, and inesfity hrh
Dental Science can producer Eg
Every ArdGia Tos 10 tealty t;eb fanncs
20 detected from productions q Rradally rs
gofig That uniformity the yonth AMI
6Santy and usoscatio and srculn
ton. SE5&s &SsSs rsf $500
s. s PAINLESS roO1H EXTRACTOR sfor rsaoiI, Az.
ranting Teeth without palm snpersdng anyV beforsat
tanned BY The profession, ali who Witness
All Operations m Dentistry with care and skill and
81 gs, utility ars ns
crate cha.gea following pricss written ~
each ss f desirsd found
Eull sets on Sterling Silver base, seb m
Gull setB finest hnish h. ri
Eul! ssts ynlcsniaSd Rubber equal Eod from Al IA
wi ss,s On y cast god base 50 90
The mort perfect Ses hat Sa % prodncea
dnoe fsauiring Teeth cordially invited 10 call
ana examine heforh engAging
81. Oh FlaLDlEa, Dental Surgeon VI r.
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CONSTABLE sALEs--OFFiClAL

Parish Of llsleanss3 s. NELLY and WfFE
E RY,VIRTUE7 of a writ of fert facias tn me A
~ directed by the Hon. A. Brce, Justice of The
Peace in and for the parish Of Orleans win proceed
{ public auction MONDAY, 2tst day Of Aprj), 1861
Magazine and Foucher streets: 49, q
II A LOT OF FURNITURE. ~ n r.,
Seized in the above entitled suit. l-=7G. ~
'TERMS-Cash on the Spot
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ssSss CoHPrKoLLsR,s OFFICE,
q l-llt7 City Of Nsw Orleans. July I, 1884,
3 5la. [ No 2l29.] e & S -s y, ~ sS
70 NSOLVED; That the Comptroller be nd
IL he ID hereby authorized and required give notice by
staning advertisement the official Journal that
with nth section Of ordnsnoe 1az2 approved March
3d. 1854 tbs Council will net pay BILL against city un,es,
CONTRACTED under authority erdar tia 10
accordance With the sfair nry9l stssrs ed to-
e 4aspedl a 5s5EE N L.5EHAU7i8 it, F85S Il
= u F'2fF ea.isn Soartt Of Assiaia1t a Idsruan
Signed j.. H. PLACE, = \.
TX. = President Hosra Of alderman.
q sEnsdl sTOBE Ii. LEWIS. asssFpt ~ &7Ss 81
s.suon o6cess city and OF tho pu,!ae
hpeetniiy called to tbs foregoing restitution. 2fg
ss5sZ ,i st4s, XXI go @. W.GULBERTsON,s HI Y
Jyl6H y Comptroller City Of New Orleans.
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SMALL Aks MS FOR GOVERN.
VI ment y Persons hlyifg Gums Of any des
HsiSnSA1 eriptiaR, OF Boyonttastc se For# donate
ss In The Governuen can sel or dispose Of
ssp gFS the same BY calling ut tie Confederate
Gun Agency. No. IL Camp atses
49, 80. Major Gent. hi I1yEi,L
asf5s5a5 Commanding pepaf naant No. Il C.s A.
ballard 81. DUNN
Id9 tt q Chaplain Ord Aren't
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% o AZ H TIA RIVER.

"a Leaves on WEDNESDAY. 54rr, 23d
549tf FOR OUACHITA RIVER, Bayoa
tfs Barhoomsw hoin. Pleasant Hash 5ysr.1he
ssazz.z N Wood, master will leave for all landings
points, taking freight up Gun Point For
freight passage apply board foot Of Poydras street,
. 90 : sFszes VIRGINIUS C.5)ENTzEl,5s,t
: AL ~ 4 lFi g @5Sag8 ee Advertsnea Agent
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IsFRANCIk,s FEMALE GUHDIAIs- 81 q
BEABTFYINat - INyIaoR RATING ~ REauhAgrNe

rSr prodqsns Blooming ssosf
spd Eapons from the Face Curing Log Spirits % Nslas
Of tie Heart III The Bend,
which the Female Sax Ii subject. Es4 NJ
So # HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO rAIn4
ar ND
sny and all Laraneks Fenss Cordial also
proves to DO the best Female and Beauer
has oeen tested IN Mobiles and equal
~ II has been represented -
The lady Of Hi citizens Of Mobile haE
fecently been Of Spirits bordering on
ieaa " mind q tho Hy tAs
excited TO astioh and she yah
once restored and The aocaty Of ha
family and freads. sssss t7i
equally cures Of the ns despsras Fe
sas.soId ~ John WRIGHT d co. New oslesna i Tai.
LIANT Jsft SFsle and nr1,geists 1gte
ksULFE1IIRlGi AEIEHA FEW sDARHUYS S0Il. OF
" Yitroiif or sale low to close gpnent sfsSG
= MI t5 = N q. 4E DRIGE % t,nra street ~
plEEEas B.s GENERALYAkIE = Store, 10. I2y %
- M g1eeA y c
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WAS brought TO tho City Police jail ON
w the 24th 1852 the dark grille girl ROSE Says
she belongs to Nj Sefgel Giqne who lives on
street between Rampant Burgundy streets Sbe is feet
III speaks Spanish ara has scar
cheeks To upper teeths missing and s aged about Is %
m ~ MIGUEL HERNANDEE,JR j, iss, e &
= s 81 T7sS SlssE Hooper Of City Police jail
ssis' ~ si 80 ~ l35M b. DAVENPORT d
m2g 15t Clerk Of Comptroller.
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was broagat e To-. the *. City ESlISs yall 81,
shs belongs q M Thurp CLARK who lives
high peaks English. spell e has from burnt
tho right elbow and several small the face looks
very intelligent, and Is aged about IL years
Snd Claim hls property according Law.
y S. sa s !. Keeper Of City PoliceJai
n2slst = o d Il ocm,ptroller, s
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The Bosd Of Directors shall have power to- make ard
Adopt slie they may NECESSARY md
we government asd resnlat,on Cooperation osnify
e me charter and 10 do nd peom i'll and
into fp force and elect The ii this der
uoratipp.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-22

The capital sock Of is Corporation, nfter the III
full 0f tho enal stock vt fttS thousand dollars, may ill.,
creased atany regular meeting Of tls .oesholders
tefs tpresanied frfeased any exceeding IL
the the Of irdrsd tiensaud tlars
gide that every shall hare ut least fjy
notice Of such bteItion, titer By notice III
Published for said time n the oca 5b0fua of
Of New Orleaus ts.45S1 es5s#5 S31 Ys =
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NORRIS. nfAULI4 q. co., FAsHIoNA BILE Clio
gxeetxs upde7 Citf Apts1. 81 80 - Ni e1-p
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Subscriptions any Increase or lie capital stock a ~
upon such and e0ndions be ~ he
stockholders provided that tock shall participate iii ths
profits The Cooperation beyond The paid an iheteo1
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Al the Gloss Of each feal tear ne the Corporation lie Pft
de:f shall cause By the Speripen en- a lust and
g ssseHn q tha s II oa ana A
the Secretary Treasnfee balance sheet Of The books ana
slirt other asstfeca tjieiaron enable him ID present Ia
Ills 70 tho kholders ii their snnH meeting lust
snd HIS account e ne affairs of te
dent Secretary md Treasurer and Superintendent 81 y ~
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The Board Of Directors rdae lie BIZ lid com
Of all the officers Of the Gnsposgion Tbs Predert
Of tho shall preside at All meetings siaek
hnn Direears ard he business 81 sha
easd e Dree,os TIE beaks the shall
every Of each asea ye, and aIwaSs and lit ay
time open 70 the dennns Of i've stockholders non the p.e8
In vii Inn. .
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The rst fiscal year tho Corporation ha terminate an The
last day Of the north bs Aprit eighteen hundred sisy
three without regard 10 the dale which may have com
*
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Nc stakeholder shall iii be- made able arg ndtted
ness Of Corporation Iii nylHget Than hsaIaoan 81
his her their subscription The capital stdek AM iu
debtedness to the Company. Dr. $sss II t}5
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EIOEIE MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY
Il OF NEW s0RLEA Ms. Office Is Camp street. 80

WAMTED-BY "a WIDOW, LADY WITH FIRST
class situation gogorres haue
Of The household Of
family mas no oblesen 70 the ceuntry would have ID
psnts s.a few others Address Ma Williams, ocs
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-31

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
was appointed By S. F. Snyder, Probate Judge in
and for Washington County, Kansas, admins
trator of the estate of John A. Humes, deceas-
ed, dated April 23rd, A. D, 1862. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate settlement of the same, and all hsv-
ing claims against said estate, are required to
EXHIBIT them to the administrators for allow ance
within one year after the date of the letters Sor
they may be precluded from any benefit of said
estate, and ifsuch claims are not exhibited with
in three years from the date of these letters they
will be forever debarred
y = y b J.R!HALLOWELL. Admir-
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- - 81 tatf = -,Izssses ~ y :sss-->a
council at the first meesing after the election, the
sidcoptest and the council shall fxa time and place u
which they win hear and desesmlne I'D cohtestS aS
Sec. rs. The person making said contest shall
within twenty four hoary after filing with the
city couacil notice f'said contest serve upon
the person whose election he contests q similar
notice Of the grounds Of contest, with the time
and place at which the city council will hear
and determine the same.emii al al - os3
Z Sec. 26. At the time and place fixed by the
city council they shall hear and determine said
contest as in their judgment shall apPear just
and lawful and the decision rendered BY the
council shallall be final and conclusive asa
Sec. q. The judges and clerks of election shall
each be entitled to one dollar for each day they
shall serve as such. -. - isi.f lsyos..h
Approved August IL, 1861. 3T
----- THOMAS W. .WATERSON, Mayer.
P. H. PETERS. Clerk -
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SHERIFE,S SALE.

By virtue Of an alias fee bill issued out of the
2nd District court in and for Marshall county,
Kansas, Twill on Wednesday the lth day of
June A. d. 1851, III front Of the Barrett House in
Marysville, between the hours of ten o'clock A.
M. and four clock p M. of said day, offer for
sale one wagon, levied on as the property of
Jared r. Amsden to satisfy said fee bill.
Ea.a -. II, G. d. SWEARINGEN, Sheriff.
Marysviile. May ID, 1869. 20 gigtll
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MAR RisVlLLE,, KAN

CHAs. F. KEsTER, Proprietor.
6 - -, -
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d t.A!9 ORDER OF SALE.
John s. Codding use of State of Kansas,
John Frazier, County of Marshall
vs .C., 80 1901
John A. McClellan.4 49,

John A. Mcclellan. y
By virtue of an order of sale issued out of
the End district court in and for Marshall coun-
ty, State Of Kansas, and to me directed, dated
March 28th, A. d. 1852, wherein John S. Cod
ding useof John Frazier is Plaintiff and John
A. Mcclellan ID Defendant will on Tuesday,
the 9Th day Of May A. d. 1862, between the
hours of 10 o'clock A. n. and O'Clock P. NJ, of
said day, at the court house door in Marysville,
County Of Marshall and State of Kansas, offer
for sale to the highest bidder for cash all the
right, title and interest of the defendant, John
a. Mcclellan, Of in and to the following real
estate to wiz Lotone in block eleven 11)
with the improvements thereon, as designated
on the recorded plat Of the town of Marysvil,e in
the county Of Marshall then Territory, now
State Of Kansas, fronting fortyr-four (44) feet
on Broadway and running back seventy-two
feet (72) according to Brewers recoeded plat of
said town Of Marysville, levied upon to satisfy
said order of sale. Appraised at SIS.
G. D. SWEARINGEN, Sheriff
]. E. Clardy, PrntfFs stt'y.lzG. % -
Sherifrs Office, April5, 1862. M
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@e5 Rates of Ferriage
Established By the Board Of County Commissioners
+ Of Marshall County, Kansas, april IL, 1862.
Ordered that the rates Of ferriage across the
Big Blue river at the ferry owned by H. D. VIII
liams & Co., crossing said river near the city of
Marysville, be from this date as follows:
For fo0tman ss!... ...... ....s, 80. 80. O5
" loose cattle each. $3.50. ...s........ .05
=" man and horse ..........r........ 10
two horses and wagon so
- " one yoke of cattle and wagon.... 80
|" four horses and wagon 80. rs
" two yoke Of cattle and wagon. rs
I" four +" Z" II. -. SIPS
six -st 81 "li-3 =" -. $1.5O
/" United States. mail coaches four 80
horses .s.................... 40
All persons with one wagon free.
This certifes that the above is true and cor
rect copy as ordered by the Board of County
Commissioners, April 18th, 1852.
g .'3tn4] . B. 6. NEWELL, 60. Clerk
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-12
BY THE PRESIDENT
INVITED STATES OF AMERICA
A PROCLAMATION.

l. has pleased the Almighty God to voucL-
s,{o signal victories 10 the land aud naval forces
engaged in suppressing an internal rebellion,
and at the same time to avert from our country
the dangers Of foreign intervention and INVASION.
IL is therefore recommended 10 the People OF the
United States, that in tier next weekly assem-
blagcs in their accustomed places OF public wor
shin. which she'll occur after the notice of this
Proclamation shall have been received, they es-
nacia)ly acknowledge and render thanks to our
Heavenly Father for these lnestnable blessings
That they then and there in'ploTo spiritual ccn-
ISOLATION in behalf OF all those who have been
brought into affection by the casualties and
ca!alnities Of sediton and civil war, and that
they reyerentially invoke the Divine guidance
for cur National counsels, to the end that they
may speedily result in the restoration Of peace,
harmony and unity throughout our borders,
and hasten the establishment of fraternal rela-
tons among all the countries Of the earth.
hand, and caused the seal of the United States
to be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington, this the
10th day Of April, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty.two, and Of
the independence of the United States the
eightysix,h. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President.
WV. II. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
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A DAILY FREEMAN

VIII be published at this Office until further
notice. Two editions will be issued, one to be
ready for the mail West, and the stages that
leave Montpelier in the afternoon, the other in
She morning in season for the morning mails.
Each edition will contain the latest telegraphic
news to the time Of going to press.
Tsse Terms will be,
$500 per year, or 81 90 for three months, to
mail subscribers and those taking the paper from
the Office.
S. 90 Ger year, or 81 ,225 for three months to
village subscribers-pap delivered at their
Uses or places of business.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms.
Orders ure solicited. G. ". WILLARD.
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The YArcu AMERIcA.--'lhe Por5 Royal cor
respondent Of the New York Tribune gives the
following account OF the famous Yatch AMe.l-
ca, lately raised by Lieut. Stevens of tie Otta
wa, alter having been sunk by the rebels above
Pilatka, Florida
" The national pride identified with the Amer
lea gives ali additional inteteSt TO lave incidents
in her history. Sho was purchased of hes En-
slish owners by the rebel government last win
ter for $50 GEO. and WAS brought over here for
the express purpose Of carrying Mason and Sill
dell to Europe. When they took another COLI
veyauco it was determined to load CT with cot
ton, and with THAT cargo she was 20 have sailed
for England not long alter the expedition under
Capt. Stevens reached the st. Johns river and
took possession of Jac ksonviie. The stars and
stripes, under which she dstanced the swiitest
vessels thu; England could build. afterward.
supplanted by the British ensign, in its turn
succeeded by the rebel flag, are floating over
her again, never hereafter to be removed
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may yet compel US to do, no man can now tore
see And we shall also leave our nelghbor OF
the Watchman to repel the assault upon the
Congress of which he is a member, saying only,
that some of the Christian charity, which the
speaker SO forciby urged as our duty towards
rebels in arms, might, we think, with some pro-
priety have sof,ened the invective launched
against an " Incompetent Congress-
We cannot close wi:hous asking MIR. Lord 10
answer one question of his own asking. When
alluding to the terrible sacrifice of lite at the
battle at Pittsburgh Landing he exclams,
" Great God on whose HANDS is that blood -
lie gives no answer to the question. We think
the stain of that blood will be found on the
hands Of the reoellious men who first took IN
arms against the Government-not TO preserve
their oonsttusional rights, for the Government
they attacked had never assailed or trespassed
upon one Of those rights, or even threatened to
Go So, bat TO cut themselves loose from the Re-
public of Freedom, that they might found and
build up q Southern aristocrAtic Government
based, not upon the rights OF mao. but, asone OF
the ab!est men in their treason, Vice President
Stephens, boldly declared, upon the corner stone
of chattel slavery. Does MIR. Lord think this
blood viii be found upon any other hands !?
We wait for reply
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PROGRESS .-Yhe House. Friday, by the deci-

PROGRESS. The House, Friday, by the deci-
sivc vote Of 90 against "a, passed he Senate
bill abolishins slavery in the District of Column
bm The bill Was passed just as it came from
the Senate, and only waits the Presidents sig
nature to become a law. It is through such acts
OF christian charity, and justice to the Nation
and TO an oppressed race, as this, that the Re-
public is to he restored to the " old paths, the
paths Of liberty TO ali, wherever the Nation has
the power 80 decree such liberty.