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Tshs 40 ssors BaI,aEs, MsreurS oT UsrIsasss;
Msdietss (or UHPlsdsaSf SD DasSuoss
DssGasss.
HELMBOLDiS EXTRACT BUCHU
CuRRs
SECRET DISEASES
In al theiT Stsges; At little Expense
Little or 10 change In Dist; NO iRoouvenleno
ASd 10 Ezp0ssgs.
Ii causes fresG. ut desire eud gives strength 60
Urtnite, thereby Removing UbstF actions,
Preventing spd Caring StrIotures OF the LTethTk.
AllayinE ram and lnfAmE. al z go
fret uent the class of diseases anc pc Inns an
PosSosoEs, Diseased, aAd rern orG Matter.
THOUSANDS UPON rHoUskNDs
WHO RlVB REEN THE VIC7 ms 0B
QU<SKS,
and vho hsye paid h6svy Jss to Be CURED IN shert
tine, have found they we're deceived, and that tbs
"foT1or has, By the rse Of 'pesEeEf fEI asfrtsssns
beta dried up IN the syESsCn, 10 br66k In lS
Eravased foIm, end
gE2RAP6 kEYBR H1 EIAaS.
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IMPORTANT ORDER FROM GEN. HALLECE REGARD
ING sLAvEsAND OTHER PROPERTY OF aEBELs.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. % 3-The following order ha.
just been issued by Major Gen. Halleck:
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DEPOT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
- CORNER ElsHTkENIH AND STREETS.

srALxD Psoscs.Is for furnishing 70 IL The SO Gov
rr1ment, a. this point, Il y0o) one thousand HEAD
BOARDS for the graves Of deceased soldiers
viii be received 81 this ofioe until Saturday
March lst, 1852, at II O'Clock noon. :
g. Ths boards must conform in all respects to tn
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II tisfe an ecceptanoe OF K. w, Adams, dated
December Is, lssL fftesa huadred dollars payable
% the Metropolitan Bank, New York,--the same
neying been mailed IN New York 70 the urdsf-
hEnsa and not received. =.
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Legal Mott se. {

TQaN N. KINNEY, who resides ont Of the
" State of Ohio, will take notice that on the
11th day Of Septsnbsr, 1869, Amy Nil illison,
61sd her petition in tLs Court Of Common
Pleas Of Monroe County, Ohio, to forecIose q
Mortgage on ths following real estate in sait
ceunty, to Wit: 4 ,,s q s. .ss:s 49,
The ssst half OF the sonth; eAstsaparterof
section twenty-nine. stownships ihsee, and
range SIX. containing so and "a one hum
dredths acres, amount demanded ~ plaintiff
from said John n. Kinney $500 and interest
from April !, 1861. You are required to an
swer said prtition by the 81 ii day Of hovem-
ber I862 and in default, jndgsfnant will Sc
taken BY default 1t No ofemb Der term. 1s62
3 80 s.. HUI LLISTRk UKBY,
g Is; !. Attdxnsys ~ Paaintid.
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UHOLESALE AND RETAIL
boots and shoes
r. PORTER 4 SONS,

No. l35 dfdia Strea, Wheslias, Ta,
Respectfully announces to their numerous
customers, thai they have now in store, a
we'll selected stock of Ladies and Youths !,
Boys Misses aud Childrens
Boots, Shoes and Caters,
to which they invite the attention of all
who visit their city to give them cail
before purchasing elsewhere.
Oct 1862 -2n.
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/ N g @ M a r Fl
Legal. Notices.

M HILIP j. MILLER and Margaret
aB. Miller his wife, who resides out
out Of the Stats.of Ohio, will take notice that
on the 4th day Of November 1862, William
Bsardhore filed 9 petition IN the Court of
Common PLEAS Of Monfoe eounty, Ohio, which
Is lpeHding therein, Wherein said VIM. Beard
more seeks to COLLECT the sum Of $50 aud
interest thereon, At the rate Of ten per oent.I
per annuin from Deeember6, 1850, evidenced
by note given by said hiiip y Miller ~ said
-Beardmefes and Mortgage efsenitepsseuse the
.ssms on the following lands in said county,
to- wits The north vest quarter of the north
east quarter of section twenty eight and the
south wests artvr, Of the seuth east quarter
of section twenty mine, ID township hves and
range 6, containing 80 acres, more or less.
You are required to appear and answer said
petition By the frst Saturday in5ahuary 1855,
or in dsfault Judgment will be taken At the
Spring term Of said Court 1853, and said tsact
of lsnA ordered to bs sold to pay same.
! ssls HoLLISTER r. 0EKY,
At,'ys for IP6.
. iNov AZ 1864 sswsssn
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Home Testimony.

srsas WALsur RlDaz, Lawrence County, o.,
- April s, 1853.
DR.. C. W. W.sRoBAcK--Sfr:--Fo For the benefit Of
the suffering b, ma iity, permit ms to Ay that
have found your Scandinavian Blood Pills
and Blood Puri6er . sure cure for Indsgestion
and Liver Complaints. Mr.. P. Myeislof this
place was prostrated with this disease, his case
was pronounced almost hopeless. A fsw boxes
Of the Pills. and bottles Of Puriser cufed him
SO that he ia now able to labor.
See advertisements In anotker column. 81
Yours truly, NICHOLAS HULL.
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GATHARTIC PILLS

- sl '
nPKRATE.by their powerful inAusnce on the
" mtsrlal yiscera to purify tho blood and stimu-
late il into healthy action. They @reInove the
obstuetions of the stomach, bowels liver, and other
organs of the bodys and, by restoring their irregular
action to health; correct, wherever they exist such
dexanRements as are the first causes of disesses
An extensive trial of their virtues, hy Professors
Physicians, and Patients has, shown cures Of dam
gerous diseases almost beyond belief, were they not
and chAraeteras to forbid the suspicion pfln truth.
Their certfcstes are pnhlished IN my American
Almanac, which the Agents shslow named are
pleased to furnish free 70 all mourning 3
complaints which they have been found 'to cure.
FoK CosrIvENEss. Take one or two Pills, or
such quantity as to gently move the bowels. Cos
= s 3 ae e. sSs q
of both. No person can feel we'll while undsf .
costiye habit Of body. Hence it should be, as it
can be, promptly relieved.
Of Costipsneas, and always uncomfortable take mild
doses = from one flour to stimulate the stomach
and liver into healthy action. They viii doit, and
the heartburn, 5ody6s1,,, and so,bnn Of dyspepsia
win rapidly aisapFsar. When 4 has gone, don't
for -Four SToMAcH. or Morbid I,sactio,s Of ne
Bos5eas, which produces general depression Of the
spirits and bad health take fosn four to eight Pills
1t first, and smaller doses afterwards until activity
and strength is restored to the system.
FoR NBRvoussESs, Sick HEADACHE, NAusEA.
Pasn IN ths Stonech, Back or &de, take from foa.
= eight pills on going to bed # they DO not opss-
%. These complaints will be swept out from tho
system. Don't wear these and. their kindxed die<
orders because your stomach is foul
FoR ScRoFULA, ERxsIrELAs, and all Qiseases
Of the &kin take the Pills freely and equeAtly, to
keep the bowels open. The eruptiens viii gcner-
ally soon begin to diminish and disappear Many
dreadful ulcers and sores have been healed up by
the purging and purify effect of these Pills. and
WI tn f1Faf II
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N OTIgE b hereby given, that the Pro-
II bate Court.of Monroe County, Ohio,
did, on the 18th day of November 1862, de-
clare the Estats 81 Williah 86xns, deceased.
probably insolvent Creditorsswill present.
their olaims to the undersigned in s months
from this date. 4 ~ yFM. HENNING.
Notsmhef So, 1861 Az '.s admir-,
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FEE soLDxER ) TRUE fHs4Ho
ALWAYS READY.


Long marches, sore and stiff joints blistet-
ed and inhamed feet, all those thu Soldier
must endure. MOTHERS, REMEMBER THlS,
when your sons ars graspipg their mtskets TO
meet danger, think what relief sindle pot Of
this ALL HEALING & COOLING sALVR will
give to the on- you love hen far away from
home and friends. 1t hardens senl makes
tough ths feet so that they can endiv~ great
fatigue. It soOthss and relieves thesnflsmed
and stiffenss joints, leasing them supple.
strong and vigorous, While foe
Sabre Gwts and GxA S1os Rixnds
It Glands uueaualled, removing and prevent
ing every vestigs OF Inflammation spd esntsy
drawing the edges together. it qui{kiy and
completely heals the most friqhtfuI weunds
Rires sna .Sssters Of Eolu1e<ys
You can not put into the Knxpsacts Of ysur
Husbands and Brothers, more yAiaaLls Of
more necessary gift thana supplyef this
Estraordinary Military sass.
The lonely sentry walking his rouuas Il
night exposed to ,irsnching laiH and chill
night air, il often seized with ms4 VlOLRNT
PAINS, COUGH and SUFFOCATlNe HpARsR
MISS, first symptoms Of QUICK cONSUMP-
Tl0N, but II supplied with HOILOwAY'S1
PILLS and H0LLONAYSs SsDlNTMEET, ali dan
ger is averted, a few pills taken right and
morning, and the Ointment bfistty intt-d
w ice day over the throat and scirst will I~-I
move the sevsrest pa',s AMI sop he most
distressing or dangerous COUGH There e;ore
We say to the whole Army.
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GENERAL ORDERS NO +.

hEADQUARrERs NORTHERN D,vfaox Eaxa.s
SSfAds MILITIA. Leavenworth, Sept ~, 80.
l. ny virtue ct Q commission from the Gov
snor and Commander in. Chief. dated Tcoek.
SepI II, iSSg, and Special order No. IS from
~. ueni. stone. the undersigned hessby o.
Jung control 0t the organization Of tho North.
em Division Of the Kansas State Militia.
.. Having In view solely the welfare Of In
Ss.e, i.s protection sgainst enemies, torsigu and
o.e'c, The defense Of our homes and firesides
,S.Ms' armed rebels on the East and South. and
.'u..n eneroechments on the West, the com.
nssno'ns General earnestly enioins that alI
wM'e male citizens Of the Northern Division.
~. aoa. TURNER delay. form themselves iaio mil.
S,a cnpenles - indicated BY the Law Of the
omcen and report such organization win : cow
Me company roll 10 ihese headquarters ia
osoet mat commissions may IT once lie obt.ired
preparatory u Battalion, Regiment,i ma Brio.
ade Organizations. -
.. In accordapce with the proclamation NJ
tee Icvesnoe. il 10 recommended that Sa,urdsv
On en- week be set apart ior drill and msneuyer
J" tne respective branches Of the service 70 which
eo"'penies may belong, and that they TIM, pre.
Psrs ihemseivss for the use Of such arm. n n'.y
State. " '''e
nounccd: = - 10 s'y '"'
u. =. nenmsn to be Division Quarsrm..,er.
with The rank Of Lieutenant Colonel.
!smes !. Roy. TO be Assistant Eneineer.in.
Chlef with the rank Of Lieutenant Colon.j.
a: Barker TO be Aid.de.Camp, with the
ramk Of M.j0r. fI'f1
I; II: Dreaming 70 b Aid ds-caap with the
rank Of Msj,r.
Geosee A, Eddy, u be Division Inspector and
Assistant Adjutant General, with The rink Of
Lieuten.nt Co.,nel.
;. lhese Headquarters are hereby establish.
ed Al LeavenwOrih IVY
JOHN A. HALDERMAN,
Major General Northern Division Kansas State
Ml'ina Oct4- 1929.
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10 rurllsagp EvEsy SATURDAY MOANING AZ
sskalsssa. jefferson County, Kansas.
local department.
JOHN v. DAy. '''''''
y Attntea. oilkaleesa Guards!
Will meet on Saturday. October 9Th,
and Satui day. October llth. At 2 o'clock
P. n. q each day.
c. B. McClElLAx, Capt.
Evangeliue.

Osing 10 circumstances beyond GU,
cont,ol. We shall not be able to com.
meuce the publication Of Part Second
Of EssnseI;ns until about two weeks
from the present time. when We cert
ainly expect to have the manuscript
a hand. We regret these delays. ba,
eauoos always hsvs filings ~ we would.
We ak th~ indulgence Of our patrons
for this delay. We feel very eoa6dea'
the story win be resumed. unless some
uetoreeeen misfortune should occur.
In the mean lime can Ne not have
one es;tvo bundled names added to our
list Of Subscribers
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10 retiring from the trade. 20 are
":Ppy 70 say. that for the lass four and
: malt years. (during which time We
nave made the acquaintance of nearly
every trader 10 the Safe. end many IN
me Inc ne'yhbo'ing towns in the State of
Missouri. } our business intercourse with
our patrons in the country and business
ne'ghoors IN the city has been TO Us Of
the most agreeable character.
From the unexpectedly large and
liberal patronage that has been extend.
Cd 70 US. We ieel confident of b.viny
many BUSHES friends. and 70 cordial
y invite oil 10 call before loo late. and
accept . farewell benefit, II No. II Del.
aware street. L~avenworth.
IOS-tf WATSON 4 BRACE.
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A CARD.
To tie Country Atrcha"ts ard


To tie Country AtrsAa.ts esd The
Fu6f;s:
Tie .a'..cribrs- employ this "e'h"j
''i iasnI In. their cm.,..sn~.s ana ir ends
.hs; m c~-rqsrn.e "f 'ie 'np,irs'I
'esIsh IT tie Senior sM mis.r al our
hr@. We hate reluctantly drci,!el IL
r'o~ pnr m--rc n lie bu.iirss. =" ar-
e'stP;'sh ,Li-. ~ offer cur OILS At
Wholesale AMI retail NJ less than iheir
Psrsent VI Ne in any O. the Eastern
W. my no' nov h-vr "Tmx LARG-
EST Sr'cg ov STArLE 4 DIR HmDs,
o'.'1s 4 sH"Es. vert ri tie Mi<.is. ip.
n K,-f. iAst - = L rye ssl vsissI.
aia 'o.eh' alm.,s. =, ,ir~Iy ri N.n,.fsr.
:s'efs. u My iss'-bsfos~ si.e advance
~ r's's. We ~isi 10 sell ;llis s ok
e c'.'.ln n"nt''. Il possible. q, BAR
~ Ns FOk CASH. " sbost Negoiia-
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF KANSAS, .,s, =. 49,
COUNTY OF JKSyERsoN,f - -
First Judicial District \ ''.Y 1893. js 10.
James Wood. William 7. Chrisly,. Robert r
Wood, William I. Gentry. and Andrew W ooe,
William r. Dyer. George u. Dyer. Julia A. Dyer,
Frank A. Bushsg and Calvin Chrisis. Trustees.
By virtue of an order Of sale 10 me directed is-
sued BY the District Clerk of Je6er-on County,
Kansas. will on the 18th cay of OctootE
4. d. 1862, between the hours Of II o'clock. n,
and O'Clock 7. N. Of said day offer AZ p,blc
sale, TO the highest bidder iar cash In haI q, IN
front Of the Court duo DOS in the iaee 81
Oskalc0sa, and county sforesai, al; The Iisbf..
title and interest OF the said afcce nAnied de-
iendsnts in aad 10 the follow ag desc tsd Troy
erty, tO-wi,: The north eat fssciionai u OF sec.
ton five in township nine. range I-bieen: ord
the north west u Of section 81. in township g.
rnnge 10 all in jeff rson county, Kansas ,i,a
first above described fractional Il epptaissi at
$500, the second at 81, so per acre. Levied upon
n. w TAYLOR, Sheriff.
Spauding i Son. Au'ys Scr Plnt.Sfn lfs.i nj
As.g. l6, 5l-5w 81 20 f1l .rdt gDf7f
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Order Of Publication.

STATE OF KANSAS .ssrf
CouxfY o. JEfsKssM.l -
In the District Court Of said County.
Abel Whitney, PIE
Norris s. knight. Diff
SIS Norris s. knight, the above
named defendant, will take notice that he hai
been sued by Abel Whitney in the District Court
Of said eouoty, the object Of which. ~ sppears BY
the petition Of The esid plaintiff, filed in the
Clicks Office Of said Court. il to recover the sum
cf two Thousand three hundred and seveniy-two
dollars and seventeen cents. and interest on the
sem Of $7Ol.le II the rate Of pr esaI per month
interest on the cum 0i Sle67 n at The rate Of
per enL pr monsh from The 18Th day Of Oeio-
bcr, A. D. 1851; eaid % b. due and 0,sing from
the sail defendant TO the said plaintif on GER
tsis bill VI ex .han9e drawn By The said t.efen-
dsnt, directed 10 Z. s. Hamlin, M. 70 Fourth
81. Cincinnati Ohio, Tor the sum Of e704 40 pay.
able to ene A. Gordon 1 Co., which said draft
was delivered to said A. Gordoa Co, and en-
dorsed by them d A. Gordon / Co.. 10 a Whit
ney. uhis plaintiff and BY the said plaintiff en-
dolsed and delivered 70 Gibson 4 Bsotherton.
which said draft was not paid when the same be-
came due, and Wss duly protested, and paid by
said plaintiff fur said defendant; and also on q
cesinin bill Of exchange drawn BY the said de.
fendaut, directed to one e. ). Hsmlin, payable
70 this pIalniln tof the cum o. elxteen hundred
and sixty seven dollars and seventy seven cents
and endorsed BY the said plaintiff. which said
bill Of exchange was not psid BY the said defcn-
dant when the same became due, and was duly
protested for non syment. and paid BY the said
plaintiff; also for the foreclosure and sale Of the
following described psemi.es to wit: The undi-
,ided one-half Of the south west quarter Of &C.
ton thirty -One in township nine, Of range eieh-
teen in the the State Of Kansas. which said de-
scribed premises were conveyed BY the said de.
fendspt 10 the said plaintiff by certain deed ot
trust, o" the l7sh day, a February, A. d. 1857.
TO secure 10 this plaintiff The payment Of the cum
Of money 81 paid out by him lssid plaintiff, on
.sid bills Of exchange. And said defendant j,
further notified that unless be plead, answer, 81
demur 10 the petition Of The said plaintiff. herein
flied, on or before Tho twenty second day Of Oe-
,ober, A. D. 1862. such petition will be taken -
true, and judgment rendered accordingly.
Witness, p. E. HAvExs. Clerk Of said
Cour. with the seal thereof affixed 1t
L. S. my Office. in the village Of Oskalooss,
this 18th day Of August. 1861.
p. E. RAVENS, Clerk.
Adams, Crozier 4 Ludlum, Hfs. Attys.
Aug Is, 81 7w-&25,20.
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LESS THAN COST.
WATSON, BRACE 4 CO
10. Il Delaware Street.
Lsavenworth, March 1861. ST.
SHERIFF. Sale.
STATE STATE OF KANsAs,l.

Jesse Newell vs. Eliza Ann Schusser.
By vistse of an order Of sale 10 me directed
issued OUT VI the First District Court sitting ia
day.: The 3sth day Of Ocsober. A. D. 1867
bsiween the hours Of ten O'Clock A. NJ, and two
o'clock. r. n. Of said day, in froet Of the COurl
House door in the village Of Oskaloosa. in tho
county and State Aforesaid, expese at public sale
10 tho highess bidder. for cash in hand, all the
night, title. and interest Of Eliza Ann Schustcr
in and 10 the foll,wing described property. to.
Wit: Lot ten in Block sixteen, Of Nevell's sdii-
nsmed defendant, to satisfy judgment against
the said DESCENDANT and in favor Of Jesse Newell;
mid property appraised as GIN, 66l.
n. w. TAYLOR.
Aug. 10. 5l-5w-t6.90 Sheriff.
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100000 MALE or FEMALE AGENTS
VVVsUUV To SELL LLOYDS NEW
STEEL RI ATE COUNTY COlOREO
Map of tho l,nifed States

OVU.VUU TO SELL Li LLoIDs si new =
STEEL RI ATE COUNTY COIORED
Map Of tho United States,
Canadas, and New Brunswick,
From :. emily sur.e, ., completed Aug. 10. 1852
c'ss tzo 40 'o engrave i, and one yeeSS ,ime
sup-rir Ia any SO map evss made By Colts
o. Mmcneii. and sells Il The Low prics Of 50 c,a.
"'Tcoe na'''ss ere engraved On this msp.
~ mol only County Map. but il i also q
County and Railroad Man
Of The Q s. and Csasdes eo.b,ned in one. alvin,
Every ltailrOad Station
and disisuse between.
1uersntee any woman NJ 0sn Three n Fiv.
Dollars pr day. ant vii take heck oil man ,hs,
cannot b eold and refund he monev
Send sor One Dollars worth 10 nv.
rnnss'i instructions hoW 70 canvas we'll. fnr.
"lsesed 10 oil our agents.
every STATE Califosnia, Cansda. Eng land Erene :.
hundred dollars capital No Gmpstifino.
1T LLOYD. No. 81 Broadway, NY.
The Wsf Department uses or Map Of vir
eIn'a. Maryland and rennsyivania. cost &lae /.
e00, 90 vhich Il marked Antietam Creed. Sharp..
burg. Ma!yi:nd Highss, Wilismsport Fe,rv.
3noresSvile, Nosende Ford, and al Oshess On TIE
Potomac, and esher Plsces in Maryland, virris.
ia and Psansylvaaia. or money rvfSndsd.
Lloyd's Typographical Map of
Kentucky, OHIO, Indiana, and
ILLINOIS. IL the only authority f.r Gen. BULL
and the Wsr department. Money refunded 10
any one 6nding IN esrus il il. PaIcs S. cen,s.
Frvm The Tribune. AUG. Z.
"LLOYDS MAP OF vIROINIA. NARY.
LAND sod PENNSYLVANIA - This Man i.
very lsfRs; il eosa 10 bot Is cents, and 4 I. ~
bess 0Aick CO. b Psseksssf."
Lloyd's Great Map of the Mis-
SISSlPPI RIVER From Actual Surveys bv
Caps. Ban and VIM. Bowen, N s.issippi kivcr
Pilots. Of ST. Louis, Mo-, shows every manS
plantation and owners name from ST. Louis 70
the Cult of Nexico-I, $50 miles every s.nd bar.
island, town. landing, end oil places - miIss
back from the river - colue. in counties and
States. Price 81 IN sheeis. s. picket form. and
80 on linen. with rollsp. Ready Sept %.
NAVY DEPAnrMEx1. Wssi. Sept. IL. 1887.
J. =. LLoTD Sir: Se.d me your Man II ,he
Mississippi River. With rice per handrsd cpirs.
Rear admiral Charles II. Davis. comm ending The
MisssssipN squsdrun, 10 ss,hoeised 70 purchase
- many ~ are required fos use II ihss souadrou.
GIDEON WELLES. sec,y Of The Navy.
llo-3w
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PxRsoHAL.-Oar friend w. C. BAaxEs.
Of The Kansas First. Who has been home
foesumE y eeks. left on Wednesday last
to join his regiment. Mr.. B. is . gentle
men Of intelligence aud ability. aud We
lave the promise Of letters from his
ready pen for our columns.
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Frs. PrAcurs Mr.. HoL,aso.wo.ru.

frxH PRAcasS Nj. HoLisxoswosra
Of Ibis township. presented Us with q
dozen Of 'the finest peaches We have
seen IN Kansas. They wer. large yellow
free-stones. sveet and rich. and best Of
I'll. natural fruit. viii the real peach
bvor. They reminded US Of IS years
ago when the big yellow fellows used
to gladden. oar childish eyes. We BE-
lisve ssch pssches as these will excel
any thing in the buddsd line. and the
trees be much longer lived.
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During the week there have beea
quite sa~ber ef persoos arrested a
.ssesssionists 10 THE eosn,y. We heas
Of no 'psei6s changes. bat ia.ima,ioas
are shsown oat ti'as they are Ksigh,s
Of the Golden CircI~. or soms such
secret organisasioa. Aooag the nsm-
Der a'rest~d are Geo. w. Gr.yson and
Two Sons. 81 this township. Mr.. G. has
been regarded - . man Of wealth. and
has made no opsa demonstrations Of
his disloysI,y. bet uniformly given ex-
pressious favorable 10 the Uniun. He
VAS a man Of considsr.'I 10 properly.
owning some l.700 srrss Of land and
considerable stock. I'll Of which We b..
lieve wss co06.,a;ed. One VI the sons
arrested vith him has BEEN in the rebel
army. Is is said. aud aa"t!,sI IL there
ntw.
From Raw lso'iom. IN The vicinity Of
Rising sun. there are Mr.. Bsne. NJ.
Holton. NJ. Holiday. Mr.. PIs~mer !;
and from Muddy Creek R~v. Mr. vii
son. Of the n. E. Church Svu,h. There
arc others whose names Ne did not
learn.
Tie property Of these men vas con.
6scs:-d. 70 understand. and the pre-
sumption IL that the evidence vas very
strong sgaiass them. though they and
their friends clsi.u thst they are good
Union men and can prove the fact.
The evidence should b. conclusive
to justify such summary proceedings.
II guilty let them suffer 't~ full penalty
o: their crime.