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, 1863-02-28

From well known 0Glcer Of Chicago.
''IhAve made trial Of Dr. Ayers nev system Of cure
Of Tlro1t and Chest Diseases and have received the
most decided tencGt IRON the remedies which arc
WHOLLY CsI,KK aay1 lad ever seen before. GIN
fully satisfied from personal observation and other
ample evidence that Dr.. Aver Is careful and co.EKcr
In his EXAMINATIONS. and cnIacutly skil.ful Ills in
st:uments to be perfect Tic Dr. T. canal3 IN his
opirloEs and should confdsntly advise my friends
suffering from Throat aat C.e1 Diseases to a,?1y ia
Dr.. Aver.
"I0I1S G. BARTLETT.
"ResdsrEcr South lfa.s:t3 -.-r.t
"E0Ec.esly Constable OF Cook County,
, 1863-02-28
HOUSE.

The House went into Committee Of the
Whole, Mr.. COLFAN in the Chair, and re-
sunlcd the consideration OF amendments to
the Internal Revenue bill.
4 substitute was adopted for the 9th Sec
tion, imposing new. rates Of stamp taxes on
rromissory notes, In order that it may be
more certainly executed, and to avoid era
efons: also on bonds Of mortgages with pow.
crs Of attorney, and taxes on sales Of ships
and assignments Of insurance policies. It ex-
elnpts soldiers md sailors pension papers,
, 1863-02-28

From EcE. Geo. W. Lcchler. Pastor 2l
German Evan. Church, Chicago,
Il know the c1rrlca1 position uf I:cv Caas IIa,nc.
md lev. C. +. tsowthcr (wo certify to the skill Of
Dr. AScr and can ceerfully say That c!1 statements
are deserving entire crc.}encc. They woail sl:a no
testimonial unless they knew 1t to be strictly true
FEY. G. r. LEc11LE1s, Chicago
'rc!ns personally acquainted With Dr. l. Wlaslow
AscE. having had ample opportunity to observe his
practice md Ills results and harla had occasion to
use his remedies ourselves and II oug families We
have crer found him gentleman oc taoronga cduca
lion. accomplished. candid. and OF generous eyn,pa-
tles aid his new system Of treat ncnt Is evidently
bsstd upon scientific principles In on7 cases Ills trca
Hent has effected highly gratifying rrsatt..
~. F. .cisONTHgR
"y. D. 81 Of the Evangelical Association present as
toE OF tlse MayiloEef Church. tcvclanh. ..
REV. CHAS. HAMMER,
general Agent ard Publisher EooS Eetanlt,amcns OF
the Evan Assoeiatisn. Cleveland. u"
, 1863-02-28

" "ANTED:- or three GIRLS.
~ VI o understand pastry work. can nnd con
stant employment Mt Thompson TeMrletou' Rakrry.
He6 Eaudolph street. fe2{ hs1[lt-
, 1863-02-28

TOR SALE Canal Boat.-A now
- nrst:c1as. canal Hoat. largest sizs- Amply 70
L. GAYSE, chicago Avenue Brtdcc. feees-aJs3iw
, 1863-02-28

w 4 n T E D-Immediatelv.-A
" smart. acttve young man. Of pleasing addrcsa.
as travelling salesman Tor An old HholeSs1ehtu%e Ad.
O., box ESQ., E.?s A NJ, It =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09

SUPERIOR CoC3T-sPyciM T-sr-ocr. a-ye'0~
Justice LAkDorh
DECISION
-ncus y. Conan at. Nilliam III. ctoIM-feu'
ue, OF the def,ndau, denied, without costa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09

The Rochester Daily Urion and Adrertiser says
that in consequence Of the pressure Of traffic the New
York Central Company have probably concluded thcii
negotiations for Gu ama-amation with TIC Harlem
Road ard wiz have a Ncv.York connection that way.
II viii Of course retain the Hudson River Road as o
tributary FOR that road has other western outlet
Tic Central Company is building 400 or more freight
cara Of what is known the compromise gauge 70 be
run 20 Cincinnati the Ohio roads 10 enable freight
o. be taken TO New-Yoik without trcnsshpucnt. This
movement ior Cincinnati freight Is ohsc. 10 that Of
the Erie Compauy which. by It's connection With The
Atlantic and Great Western vii run through cars both
to Cincinnati aad =. Louis
The Superintendent OF he Bank Department
has called for the quarterly rcrTlS Of the city ana
county banks OF thls State as "a saturday. Sepicn'
Der 20.
The following remarks respecting two OF the
proposed amenduca;s to the ,olal DaDkinr laU ale
iron 4h0nrs0E's h0r. Noe pgrtr
Tie alen4neu,s which We frslosc-io wit mao n-'n.l
bank cg!E,ncy Les tcnlc4 i1I al ct.t. .ubf aas hi
VIDA. snd ccmfc 81 rational banks 10 redeem u - IN 'et
iels-wll 'eclic Uniform esrr uoy IAc,e tnen1ne.ii
crest odrfnasc. n relieving ihesn reaen pn,t home.
r t. ell 'he rsucy u ell Gle tntt on en- equal footing an
1t VIII eaeetuaiy sfopsl taeiwooas banking
Ihcse an.ucuis W.! eve The pow., % put
IL dt.i. any bans ;lt does 49, I've ~ 10 ne nrlr'
CIes.lo !. .ade to giving i, eimY,ion eIeiotve'y TO
"a a. he r-lrfil Te ely 4.s would Pc an nfrvirni
81 thc .s e. now 70; rfts would ho' - fo unii'r
currency undor OBJ ccas; art efsu.y would nos DO
r1.ke National bsnk cgurley legal 'eceI wi-ogi al Tie
tin, faskas d, uniform,
The Boston S'iP2iag lit gives the following
comparative s;aeH.a. q Tie c4p-is Of srecio from
that port
ssp.e,ater...e27- :sl N ArT'.......... 20 70
aGrrs' ....... 10 90 co. f.tiI h........ - 20 a.
July.......... Si9i gsiFsarasTy-.... - ~ %
lLac.......... TO- ~ .@''r4 -
Msy.......... li4t+5 'sI -. -
Total H. yeer'...'s..'.'. - 80 o.,
Sstnr til o.. lc5 a 11is o. same tlar, li eAst4' =
same re legl.. 1904 "a r.f4r ine. ls.t. tl.3 (.
s-sne lime 1910. 1890 OJs-i-e tlle. 1851 GEL" G
Annexed is TIC latest statement Of The Bank Of
England;
rrPInrw
Eo.e, i..ueAa.42.9l.s q .r ni,c-; Debi Ell OSLO
lfflrf sect .fifr.. tiJi .Is
ioIG coin rui Du.n litff SO
silver b4ll0u...... .......+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09

soma Of thsm WIN b. ether Obliged 10 throw up their
trots on eel q sections the market oans under
burden that BE- moved es unless u lower rates than
iONS-Tbe PORK market 10 quito sctvs blight
In prices the 300 bba u fl3 500
8 IS rs for old Mes; &1% 1s69ls for new d. ell eye
Sil Is for new Prime and eli 73e$ Ell for Sour and
mussy Mess including 500 bbls new Men for delivery until
the 10Th inst at SIS Beef In moderate reques and the
market IL firm; sales Of 200 bbls ct 10 5Vd &l3 Tor plain
Me.s and elsdSs for Extra do. Tiercs Beef dull and
uomnaly beef Hsnis In moderate request
ss,s of ms lots Of Western els Cut Nests s quiet
but prices are Bacon rather active sales Of
500 boxes at Gao Cumberland Cut Mddle. &c for Short
ribbed DO and 40 clear do LAID steady and In
fair demand sales Of 100 bb at Also sales Of
So 900 ID Grease at lC4c Butter and Cheese rn and In
moderate demand at previous rates
RICENo saes Of any Importance have trnnspred todsy,
but prices remain steady previously quoted by
sIIGARS-Eaw Sugars still meet with good inquiry and
are very firm though buyers unwilling pay lie fair
Re6ns which Is generally demanded BY hotders lIi6ilIc
il the highest rate paid for fair Refining day sales Of 80
bhds chiefly Cuba lCd2ic the inside rate for common
Moasses sugars few Porto Rico at &c., and 900 boxes LA.
vuna private terms Refined active and buoyant
sEEDS-The inquiry 10 moderate for Glover Seed with
small sales Q. l00l0,c. Timothy Seed 10 steady and firm at
o. 40d 20 bush Of ~ Rourh Flax Seed and
vented at 81 3oa S2 10 T. bush. Of g ID.
TALLOW-rhe market 10 quite active and firm; sales OF
$4,000 N at HE for Western; llic for Easern &c. for
City and 10. for Butcher Association.
WHISKN-Tho market 10 active and decidedly 6rmer.
olons with strong upward tendency sales OF yo0 bbs ct
5o3 dtOc. for State aud tVa6lc Western
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09
marhe,.-cAnrgrtrr I,r'orsro ron Tat y; =, T',Hr'a

AsHEs-Tls ntrie' g. frr.r BE- tLe d'r.anl l. VAT
aales Of roia o.. 81 20 81 os "a l,si., 81 sast
o rf .fi.,s a.. Il.... Or uoltre ri lly L-sirs
reached ~ icI ildi ~ % o.. - - - '-.'- A.,
FICtR END NItL-Its lq.iry hr Weston AMI state
Flo,r 3 raihef si $40 viii n.e @rg,R' 90 o. ,
mon tfs.. =. DE- - n,l ere frn and 10 Cir d'ui'i
ne f..e' s.f y -" o. o. ~ sss&.st ~ I.'cs
ap tls ow olsdrs of Ylta W,ern 60 IA So 50 o..
.aig co 30 ',e' ~ .o 4'i'' aa '1 Iiy, s.,
sd limited aca tldi 'tlcs o. 90 'bs - =" sOa '' i
low gfiae' VI Lzi1h, ed "a 80 - = ~ -iis A. =
ofc y p4e.t. .l,t Of go t1s o. s ia 81 iof ihr
low eraao. Of LAuofe nne cooiy tau9, "nI ~ io a
n cen-rd ,a's. Ut . bbs o. ga 70 49, Com Me- u
more rIty l4f tie demand i more actfei ,er Oh ~
bbs. q "a iyloT hafsns tao.e aid 10 lof blAdj "m'
CH6IE-ghs Wheat ia,IEet :, Ices active. ard cd Il 21
heayl 30 gold ind etc.ufe od the rccnt ulyorr.e
s4i,n Nc DO NOT JOB iorty c'matioD 80 tie cioe
navigation yei nl nf Bog un AN fas oi tfthhfp va
sy Irlicl shipper beyond ih'lfe "anis unless when ile
ssyo con'i.e adrroe std t"e drmli4 IL ~ my ~ e.
~. Tho SADIE 5000 bas.. az colsd Of u 20 Dnsl
1lrb sf si DIAL ~ ;2l01 o.. Anbr Iowa eHd nic,u
Dsy g. l14e ~. 49, % 90. % k'a Nes,'a 81 - "a
Ol1 Amber Do. 81 FL aoN 81 81 IlS0 60
rev AsbeE ~. st si ,t"i@sl ,.' HS ., I1' 81 "a
isroy continue ~ good cemand end to nnAr j. MINER ~
p1mc wlcn - % picuy o. ordinary gnniues sa,s o.
20 bush a. d. va q ~. sile g -S1 : ~ ii on
al Cost fId 81 ~ Ifiuc tglata cs iaTcJ "a't u
d tcsics rid wnuiri oats eo"'me ~ rc'e f"s' 80
fr., ha.e I her l9srnccd sa.es 81 annpan NJ ga ~. mo
tte n.d Nesn e. &c.. ic utI tp'c q ing zee" Ihp
ltoarvr Hy0i Gni s. wanted rri pucrt AZ i""l
nal a. n We 10 Cora continues h. hvc3 drnhih hnl
ess have n advanced &C. - ousl VIII nn oeFr hf-Is
- a. ltIoseurnti a.r. 81 t5 90 bush o. c of soc,
Westru Mined. eGoa. CO. ior 40 IT, store, r.e : '
bpth ir 9aOyJ Lush do. - afivc Ia hosen.nr
HDl are hfu end limited demand o. - o4No i'f COCO
mice bow tua 1guB4 To- d. gowL 81 Luz, ol4 go" IA
Az. l. 2, aCtei end are nominal
the nstAet h. onn end coed demand pEcylls
ssles of zoo talrl ai ac.Qt&if q iUJ u.
ADMINISTRATIONS aefcrtots are qniet bn' rene.
very Gfin NeyyOra1s s IN is dtnaId % iub I-cA '1'
nj ~ btis ~ lg4l3c srd 2l3 bbls al ylatlc
NAVAL BTOkb nr NJ previous rates, but te utih''
4, eoufnsd V tie pfes.lig VANS 81 no fsee-
OILS g.nefoy hrf and Ia e lequrat ~ previous ft'es
9TH the exception of Petroleum ~iich L. Jiiett Oh - W
,.. low.f i,ssi quo.e Refined. "a boua o. 'S@ttc
I'm uods.ts Transactions aud Ifae At yiqoyc ne sei
'.t, rI.ios hotties Of Liverpool po'itinfus ware
n,,,g Of tn on Within the borough uu'ts IN non !.
iii 1--we tendency 10 iestnd .hipmenis sty Aa'.'.hy
W. r,,.s VITO have been Iccksssy fpeeulatins IA TN
see ~ pos, four months eIe nov placed In bna p0aaoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09
srrsrErrrg RELIEF CoMAnrrsE This Com

srrsrlrurg RELIEF CoMMrraE.-Ihis CoA'
attic, saYpa,l 30 persons with substitutes !es''''
morning. Involving am expenditure o. SAi,1 lD'S",
ton tlctight Il tas craiied noa i.gu tics.h 10 -
~ KS n. u topsr.icipaie 10 ,he benefits Oh tae 81.
s.ituto and relol unG, Las been decided .a'~A'!'
{, sison b, ms based upon l,tcs nom Gor sou
stating that mo an Regiment was pits OF ne
militia of tho lst Division. The same ol,si ~
toa lettor from Mr. RllGt Chairman OF iho Neas,sd
toe concerning Col Hal res hnei. ieeeht! thd
stntes that 90 far ns he krOWs onythne aOobs III 49,
regimeat it no. yet payt Of tha Stale Iila@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09
COURT cALENDAa-Tru DAT.

crPry,,E CoCGT-t ircllts-Isr I-Uye' and
T.r-niper Pan ll-hart C4us-sSos lssIf sf.I Ssln,
e; rs. q: se+ 49, 80 "a 80 80 80 80
Srl,r,fy CONGRESSIONAL Iern.-DemurTers.-
10 Is l..ues Q. Aw and i.s Nos rs 20 20, to ~ ''n
inclusive a.. NJ
A., ,s,gb.rl, Par, U-Nos g)0 Gs -, lQ.9 I.io, 10,
~ gs!. aslC a.l8. 2tgo. .'24. 4s-1, 80 ~
loyRr OF COXu.0s PLgAs-AcJolrred 20 NOE
.I.x Ocl-l.r u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09
UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURT-oer. e-Bscre
Judrr a.
CA q 40 .llq-r

Judge Bets announced his readiness 20 proceed
with Tire il any tue cutut t.t BE- Tea
plt that be- would not call nr calendar I0l b.. SO .ly s
sofly c al,poeu9n esucsG by gentlemen - 60
lar IN putting OF the
Ethan Alien As.,siut United State. Aeoncy. sslni'cd
The cusas ol The United States IS The steamer flin'o
The Same est. Tho Nymphi end lie aiue 60 b. 80 1'4
| sglAA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09
Reccipia Of Produce.

Ocr. s-I4eO7 pbs Flour -, bbI.. Whisky. s99 bbs
Corn Meal CT 2l2 bush Wheat o. 00 bush. Corn 5000 bush
Oats bush Barley, 30 pkgs Ashes 800 pkg, Lard q.
Kegs do $40 pigs PIossons $40 pigs Petroleum. leit
pk7 Butter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09
For the week ending Sept - were....e@.0l =
Corresponding wock IN 1S67............ $3.50 81
,....f0.Hl 10

| Increase IN 1859 te33 p cent......"tz2.ssl 10
Should the present rate Of increase continue through
the remainder Of the year. 1t win give an aggregate d
nearly 400 Ooo sum sufficient to pay interest on The
bonds the Preferred Stock, and p cent on tho Com
mon Stock.
The MGregor Western Railway will be COM
peted to Ossinn. 20 miles, by November proximo. the
whole business Of which viii pass over the lire Of the
Prairie du Chen and Of necessity. add very largely to
the receipts Of the latter road.
The earnings Of the Chicago and North. West
Railway for the month ending Sept 90 1865 ore As
follows:
5 selE1press...."." el,ti 81
freight... .lIISI oO hhee'Aieou''''''' ~ y
mall E,c55 sSl a., o., ot
Tota. o,o 40
Same period last year. ....'.'''''''''''"''' O',-o -
Increase 6;l y cent?. ~
The Grand Trunk Road earned the third week
in September:
Ga le6o.....".::..:: $lol0'S
lncrcgs .T's'
The following is the comparative statement
Of tho averages Of the Philadelphia Banks made up
Monday
C.psl S,ock slI osa SOS Due rom ohe,Nts 81 g7s ssl
Loans and Discounts .: $50 Due to oher bahAs'
Sneci- in Bank. f,IN Deposis
Us Demand and Le SHsusuoh'. |,i@VVV
gal Tender Noes. o'2'3Osil
The Firemen's Insurance Company have de-
clared semi..nnua dividend Of y cent. payable on
demand
Albert II. Nicolay made the following sales
Of stocks and bonds today:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09

Charlc3 Thwing q al. ngt. franklin Th"lhg q.
a-Noti,n granted, lar 10 d.fe't tna' tus -. -
thken on b.Aai OF pin'in be abandoned 80 i't ~ y
them and that tho exceptions 80 ia 80 erhtApv 10 va"
is' attorney. be argued Medpe idaJ rex, &c n'' "
ha Tie same DO odJued by v. T. hAsai esq Gays
ueilco irqIa eilLsg pegiy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09
Ram az RRoApwAY GA,rDLIyG. HorsE-

RAID on A BROADWAY GalBLrSG-Horss-
.Eor HAUL o. GAMso IlnLrMEATs. -One Of the ross
extensive seizures Of gambling implements and other
equipments OF gaming saloon ever made by the ponce
Of tils CITY was effected Wednesday night Fr
some time pas, superintendent Kennedy Las been con-
ylrced tia. No. ss Broadway was used as Gaming
establishment, and he determined to break i Up In
pursuance Il tbs Plan lie wednesday sent fr Capt
Cameron. gave him Ito necessary information ard
committed the matter 10 lis hands. On the evening
Of tia, dsy Csp,. Cameron accompanied by Oiheers
Trrs sands Sanderson Suiton and othcrs started for
IL, scene u operations
Arrived there few Il me police in citizens e-eSs
entcrod TIE place looked a-ound that everything
ives Il. working order and then SLIPPED OF; leaving TO
doors orer INSTANTLY the police, headed by Cspe
Cameron made -ush into q place onf succeeded n
capturing M o, the Inmates .og he, with he gaming
implements The prisoners gave tAeir names rs Eolcrs
HnntOn Drcd'r.ck rroprietor). Oliver johnson tcue
keercr) Chester Bober,5 q military gentleman Thos.
ze!lcn. ". Kcsley. Il. Alexsrde- 2. : rhores, j.
p schcneS. James Dianert ard o. p Williams.
Amoar tie gaming furniture found In The e .ab.ish.
iren. was roulette table valued 81 eooo; one 50 81
faro checks worth e. oCC card table. one desh'x.
two cuebotes three check racks. 10 packs cards two
sets ~ roulette checks two hlc runmon boards AID
checks two boxes and scs Of dice three account BOOKS.
&C. On the roulette table whom the officers entered.
vas Found sOi7 IN bills and a check or s2Se % which
wcrc siised With me rest Of m, property End taken
together with The prison "a Police We dqu'r'ers.
TIE rror's wc-clafrishcd In ~ most woc'ifc t men
ner ana table covered with refeshrcnts % ~ kinds
was srt IN ore of TIE rooms.
Tie prisoner. wcgo on Thrrslay morning tafon BE-
f,ro Justice Doaln- ~ the Toabs, nd vcre NJ ds'
charged with TIE exception o. Dci.ict and Johns'I.
WHO were committed Or exsrinatoa.
Tmn Sics residing 60 No. - ludlow street. n 'Ses
AFFIDAVIT taai Marcus {. Lle ole oftAc Hesa' ~ Of
ihis csiab,i1mcla end MIN f'w uel.h' PSI no
proprietor 4 tie co1cern-won from BIN drrnr one IL
,cr,al ON The Is. a. January as. nj l5.h o. My
snms Amounting IN he argr,e,,c & s.ooc0 tspr
efty ~ 10 employers n firm IN Rroid street. lIS
members OF the firm cnrarcl he loss Of tbe money.
arrested Mr. SICK On e. cgA process. and fer te i's'
lew months De- has bcon iEearcerlicd IL ;hs uoD.os
/ Prison IN Ludlow street. warrant las 'rcn ''I'a
for the arrest cl itteA and probably at SIS tl7 u"
ia custody Al. Townsend tho evuaso .os 'Ae coz
! r.alue4ts. stated that young man. whose Hl', -
would uot tiyulge Lad. within icB m'a's is', "s'
u th.s lios oysr $4,000 40 eouu'e. .os ta' .'''N
ants Ar. John Graham. promises sol'o Ss''na'''s -,
,puisuts du.hs thc forthcoming eA-'-iI'40- 49,.
l. $50 down To- tn eaiiy DAY.
OR readers VIII remember that "e soma
tmc o. 80 drsci.beG nuratoT Of uo-c e'.i''' s 80
/ ia Olcl.n'rel.oud .,euth street. ly o'.i'l'. Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09

OR readers VIII remember that "e soma
imc ago descibeG nurator Of uo-e e'.ia i's 'e',.
10 Ole.l.nircl oud tenth street. ~ e'.ll'L''
f,lligcs taal there is pressing r-i % o"e'ips
vlcro between tenement BIKE, ast hfoWn "'te
ions. We arc requested 20 col aeer''ca 70 '' I've.
u,.meat. elsewhere. announcing iiai Tire ,' ''0s
.s,,.,re 20 In lll--arsf0N toilet Il IS some
,..,.y ., ,eut on Neu.Y sgt Island. ooy:ags house
and mn ,ot % ground with vstcr ana gas for ON "
b, s,oa mouth. sueh enterprises deserve encourage
ucnt.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-07
The Election.

Last Tuesday the election passed off very
quietly. There was no noise, no excite
ment, no street fg hts, no trouble. The
saloop-keepers in Marysville very kindly
kept their doors closed, and although they
did sell little on the sly, they were care
ful to let no man get drunk. This is just
as it should be.
Judge J. d. Brumbaugh was elected
Representative from this county, The
Henderson amendment was unavoidably
made an issue in the contest. Notwith-
standing that Judge Baunbaugh is elected
as Henderson Amendment man, he will
goto the Legislature to work for the live
Railroad interest of Marshall county, If
the Hannibal d St Joseph r. R. Company
make an assignment of their interest in
the Pacific Railroad branch to the Atchi-
son and Pixies Peak Railroad Company,
then will Judge Brumbaugh favor the..road
through the southern portion of the coun-
ty, in his legislative action.
Judge Brumbaugh was before the peo-
pie as candidate only tWenty-four hours
before the Polls were opened for the elec-
tion-his opponent, T. S. Vaile had been
before the people and hard at work for a
week or more-yet Judge Brumbaugh h is
elected by the largest majority ever given
, to Representative from this county.
There is quite revolution among the
County officers, and some good men are
e:ected, and we hope they will prove all
good,men.
In another column will be found the
official returns. Below we give the names
of those elected;
Reresentative-J. D. Brumbaugh, 1877
majority.
Sheriff-James Gray.
Treasurer-A. E. Lowell.
County C Commissioners-Fra Schmidt,
A. j. Palmer, james Kelley.
Recorder-CharlesK Koesler.
County Clerk-R. S. Newell.
County Asssssor-J. Mohrbacher.
County Surveyor-Wm. M. McClosky.
Supt Of Public Instruction-Thomas
H. Baker
Coroner-T. Mccoy.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-07
Proclamation.
STATE OF KANSAS,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
In observance of a universal custom, as
old az the Conmonwealths of the UnloD,
I. THOMAS CARNEY. Governor of the
State of Kansas, Go hereby designate and
,et apart Thursday, the 26th day of No
rember next, as day of Thanksgiving
and Prayer.
The year now drawing to close has
been one of great prosperity TO the people
of this State. We have been blessed VITA
genial skies and fruitful fields. Abundah.
harvests have compensated the labors q
The husbandman. In the midst OF ce'
populating and burdensome war our popu'
lation has steadily increased, and our n''
tsrial interests have been advanced.
On the day set apart, let US assemble ID
our customary places Of worship, and fen'
der thanks to Almighty God for the NUN.
berless blessings and mercies which I,,. na''
crowned the year; for the Divine WE
dom which has directed, and tho Di'i''
Power which has protected US. ,..b
Let us be thankful for the success Wnis-
has attended our National Arms; u.
the preservation of our noble Governnsn'
for the humiliation of its rebeil!ouo 81
mics, and. above all, for the brign'eaiDs
promise of Universal Freedom.
LIE, rsramember those whom the calaI
tiles Of honorable warfare and the ',r',
ties of merciless fsnds have affilc'ea'
the widowed and the orphaned let uI ,e;o.
Tend our liberalisy, and in thei, .aa,iou oenan .
woke the support, guidance and pr0's'@
of Divine Providence. ~rsars
Finally, let us humbly seknoT'Trr S nrsr
our manifold sins as people, ana r.,
God to preserve us from National osCis ois,
10 sustain our rulers, and crown oar :'~ :.nrs
with yictory-such victory as shail - ,pi
permanent tranquility to the county
Freedom 10 all our people, h,rs
(-) In testimony Hneieol ..,r,sI
(L.s. hereuuto set my hand and fa. a. j:
~ the Great Sea! OF State ;,s'.sb % ~
sxed. Done at Topeka, this nln'
d.y of October, A. D. 1863. .pNEY.
w. ". H. LAwasscE Sesy0 OF o''"
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-07
Washington County All Right.

In Washington County, out and out Un'
ion men have been elected to all the off,
ces. For Representative, Fl. Hollen berg;
Sheriff, E. Derrick; Treasurer, K. Darby /;
Co. Clerk, ]. Hoffhine, Recorder, }. Hoff-
hins: Assessor, E. Wolbert, Commission
ers, Elliott, Hollowell, Blocker; Survey
or, E. Wolbert, Coroner, G.. Caldwell.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-07

We are in receipt of an extra from the
Nemaha Courier Office, from which We
clip the following list Of officers elected In
Nemaha County, for the ensuing year:
Representatives. 18th Dist, B. Bradley;
18th Dist. J. s. Hidden, Sheriff, VIM.
Boulton: Treasurer, j. H. Peckham; Go
Clerk: J. w. Tullsr Register of Deeds
VIM. Smith Assessor, G. w. Lovely !;
Surveyer, n. Hooker; Probate Judge,
u. Tayior Coroner, w. Baxla Go.
(,ommissioners. act known.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-07

MAILS WEsT.-We are informed, by a
letter from Hon. A. q. Wilder, that an or
der was made on the 18th inst, increas-
ing.the mail service on the route between
Highland and Aarysville to scmi-weekiy,
to go into effect November 1st. The
Offices Of Carson, Seneca, Ashford and
Guittard's Station are hereafter to be sup
piled by this route, in addition to the tor.
mer Offices on it.-White Cloud Chtef.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-07

EIeCfiOn Of RegiIM entail OmCers.
Pursuant to instructions in General Or
der No. 3, the Captains and Subalterns Of
the various Militia companies of Marshall,
Washington, Republic, and Fremont town
ship Of Riley county, met at Marysville
to-day and elected for Regimen,al officers,
COL, E. C. Manning; 1t. COL, Henry -doi'
lenberg; Maj, ]. d. Wells.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-07

The Ohio Farmer says that coal oil has
been found, by accident, to be most ef-
fective means Of protecting fruit trees q
gainst the ravages of the curculio. by pla-
cling sawdust, saturated with the oil at the
foot Of the tree.