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StlisrrllaneOns advertisements.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
w SATURDAY the 2Sth day Of March, AID 1858, at the
hour Of II O'Clock AM the following Real and Personal Es
tate belonging the Estate Of BALCH deceased tu
ated in Pierce County, W. T., to wit:
Lots No. Seven and Two q and o In Block No. Nine 0J-
These lots situated In the business part Of the town
Of seIacOom. On Lot No. Seven is erected good Store
and q nrst class Saloon.
ALs0-LOts Two, Three and -Four e. and y In Block
FoFytwO (2-These lots adjoln, and all cleared and
fenced On lot Two beautiful twO-stOry Cottage House,
three rooms on each aoor and kitchen attached
ALsO-Lots One and Too In Block Sixteen, which Is de-
slrable place for private dwelling.
ALso-An the right to pre-empOn land claim, adjoining
r. n. Parker's, in the Van Buren, Prairie.
ALSO,
1 Billiard Table; ....
! sett Bar Fixtures. eOmplete
BAr-roOm LOOkngglasS;
Lamps, Chairs, and Tables;
Cook Stove and fixtures, &c.
TERMS OF sALE-For Real Estate twenty hve per cent.
cash day Of SALE half the remainder when the sale
confirmed BY the Probate Court, and the balance in six
months from the day Of SALE secured BY mortgage the
premises sold.
Personal Estate-Cash on delivery.
JOHN LATHAM
8sA Administrator Of Estate Of A. O. Balch.
, 1863-03-12

We hone none of our adars will fail IN road
.Lu,,.,,e'r. -c.-,,N -, a. :
'"Ous""u"! auu Proh'ao'y' tue ha''at'e U" Tue
outside oi this issue. 1t is very instructive
sketch, and, more than anything we have seen
for n long time .r,,v illustrates tbe depepdonce
- =, u, 'N ,
"uua's III communities U" eAen o'"er' anu
the duty Of each to pay promptly his honest
debts at the first moment that it is in his power
to do 90. Tbs Measure NJ n.v;nc off an o,d dsbt
:. -, - ~ :, :
"n'y eAeeeueu " Tue pleasure gwen 70 tue
creator II ne mas long been IN want Of the money.
The sketch is lengthy, but not more so than the
subject demanded. II will he tound Interesting
-. Z. -"
WI '"e eS0e"eSEeP'esen'euare are HOre VI leSS au'iAr
70 most readers, and are portrayed with fidelity
to nature seldom equaled BY the most gifted
writer's Of fiction.
TL.. -, 80 II .is.., G,. mn.
A"~' 'uo"s '".H' VI "'."'."' JOu'""''' go"
journal g Hedah, recently devoted several artl'
cles to this subject, showing its bearing upon
health, etc. In an allusion TO the sketch on the
ou,s;d. of ,b;s Manor !, s.vs.
I~".,r. = ~
hn:s e.ss .SS = :.a,na us OruCauon Oi an uCn1I-
To's N" u'na ~, ~ I! sne nsUeny 70 Pay Just oeot
iDeePel ssu' I"es ms neart wTitne, wnen I Is
SnSMn tna' tns cieo'tcr gseaIly needs inc money,
INC y even suneFing ior tne wan, OF u and yet
tnere Is oeeper deptn o. mental torture N the
cognlIa"ce o. the Iact !nat .thls same sunering
STeIIo,, ~ VIII gsneroslty nOt unknown among
.uo u'sn.'"ueu, Jus nvI pIess n's SuAin' unCer
SODs y, sa.t ,h AZ no M; ~ oOne 'nA' can DC
~ 1tS -I,
, 1863-03-12
VICTORIA MARKET.

From the British Colonist Of March Sd.
Flour-$6 to 60 80; Extra, 81 to 7 so.
Wheat-2c to 2tc.
Barley-24c to &c; Ground, &c to SIC.
Oats-31 to sc.
Bran-$80 to &35 per ton.
ShOrts-$35 to $40 per ton.
Potatoes-1c to &c.
Onions-7c to &c per ID.
Hay-$30 per ton.
Beef-By retail, from 10c to 20c per ID.
Mutton-From 15c to 2oc. according to quality.
Lumber-S2O per NJ.
Shingles-$4 to IS PEI NJ.
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some time SINCE we were assured oy a feoerA'
olllc'a' that the Government would no! sanction
'ne ac's OF Tue 0hVeIs'y |o""sS'o"e'S' u"
Se"'ng '"e ",',iS uO''"'eu 'Or '''a' pu'PUSe fSu'
was found with the zeal whlch they dispIayeu IN
their action their haste was deemed nnwarrant.
able. and the sale Of the lands unauthorized and
nle,,I Rocort Is,,o-s from, tho coo, If Oovorr.
Ne. ' -. 's' 'oN' ~. .r. 0o@s " So" :,
meh'' we no" Iearh' cohhrm thls assurance, ana
the work must stop precisely where it is, without
hope Of the aid on which were based the calcu-
Istons far fn,ure amman, As tho ,rorL rou
S = a., ',,.,-.
S'Anus' tue Oh'VerS''y ss''nPy aouno'hg erected
at the expense OF few individuals, who pur-
chased and paid for the lands appropriated for
the construction of n Territorial IJnivers,,v ex.
o.,,.- :. e.. A.. ....:.. -.
pe'"'s ~ u~o !" rece"o so'e'n'ne"' u''eS
thereto. NOW the government refuses to ap-
prove the action Of the Commissioners, and these
persons have only the building to show for their
money. This is certainly unfortunate for them,
and we know Of no remedy or relief short Of q
special act Of Congress
A correspondent has called our attention to
this matter, and expresses desire to ventilate
, 1863-03-12

I'm PAlHAslls = Psymnslsl winston arrived
h,rs % Monday llsl % lhs steamer Sbu5rick
o. Tue,iay hs pald lbs ,slnntosF8 ig DC alaliOb,
~ ol Wednesday ha took his dsparinrs 81
So Jun h|1nd, iopIy Ne aoopsal lhAl po1i.
~ troops hdt1 voIt paid up % January IL,
lelsing two months psy dus About lHo.fhIrds
q he amount ue arr informed vas 10 gold, he
ramlininr u legal tender notes. 'o
, 1863-03-12

lQR fols Bonl. MAJOR Winston, he Pay
lhlIl,r, W learn. brought word that one u he
oonp.nIss a Fort s.siIaeoom (Capt Bartys, 4
= iho9sbD wlll soon fseslse orders o g % FoTl
Doie ltuhl also intinatsd % Dr. slsinbsrrsI
Dat hr lhoa|i hSIf hilAnslf h rtadihe1. % 70
- Many q our eili1sns vill rsgleI ne boo.
tll dsplliai,, As hls medical stiII Is highly ap.
lIscirl,d By hsm 4 . reported ihat Col.
E1Slish uil laks sonunnd al Fort bolsss
, 1863-03-12
sHERlEE,s SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ALIAS ORDER OF SALE
ID Issued out Of the District Court Of Pierce County, w.
IT, the Sd day Of March, 1867 and to me directed and
delivered have levied upon seized and taken into execu
ton, aud will sell according to Law. In SeacOom the
Court House. SATURDAY the 9Th day Of April AD 1885,
a O'Clock Pm Of said day, the following described real
estate, 10 wit:
All that certain piece parcel OF land situate In Pierce
County, Washington Territory being part Of what Is known
the recorded plat Of Lafayette ac part Of the town Of
etsaeOom, Lot No five 5) In Block No. ten, 90 that 10
surrounded bV line follows, 70 Wit Beginning Al point
so feet from The northwest Of said lot and on the
southwest line thereof running thence 50 south Of west
twenty 800 feet thence 81 east Of north sixty lG feet
thence IS north Of west twenty 900 iee thence 81 west
Of south sixty 6O feet bek to the point Of beginning the
same being the northwest end Of said Lot No ve @ In Block
No. en- COl together with the tenements, heFedamens
and appurtenanees theFeunt0 Belonging.
The same 70 be sold, ot much thereof viii satisfy
Judgment Of foreclosure Of mortgage calling for the Of
Two Hundred and Hhy!TWo Dollar and Nineteen Cents,
203 lV with interest thereon % The te Of two cent per
month until paid om the Th day Of March, 1902 and costs
Of suit taxed at eI Is, and increased COSTS rendered by the
aoreead Court A its March term, 1863 Of CHARLES
WREN end against CHARLES FIrzGERALD and ANN
FITZGERALD his wife. ..,...,iN :. -
Dated ct stelacOOm, March 9TH, 1868. SSad
, 1863-03-12

A New Jersey cavalry Odieer-I Lieutenant
Jacob Hoffman, of The I'd Fegimsnt--has been
dismissed from the service for allowing himself
and bis men 70 be disgraeefuIly surprised By the
rebels, while on'picket duty. There are other
Olicsrs Who merit the same penalty ssl
, 1863-03-12

The sir States Of New England, with . popu-
lation Of 9, s,lse,OO0, have twelve v6tss in the
United States Ssnals, and the State Of New
York, with population Of 1881 900, has two
votes in that body. a 3aias aosr.gi
, 1863-03-12


0HIo-W -WHkfn PRopucEs. ~ According 70 the
census reports Of 1850 The crop Of wheat IN
Ohio The previous year was 81 ,B0O,O 900 bushels.
ItNas probably equal 70 that ia 1863, and gave
Z surplus Or i7sooo. 900 bushslA The corn crop
was also large one. and found : mafko. ID ths
form Of about a, 900 bolloeks md 100000 al
hoga L ia calculated that fhs surplus produce
that Ohio exports daily win exceed ID vaius lhe
Interest On = thousand millions Of dollars --ths
whole sAlus q property IN The SntsAand vim
b more than value iof ths whole amount Of il.
lsreat on the national debt madebf The rsbeIlion
two year1 from lts commencement And this Is
only one-aan average one at thasalof half 4
dozsn contiguous slAlss. which ere equally iuII
q surplus products. Such . country. viii never
b destroyed by ,rlliofs e hone nor enemies
lolo1d. Hs eNpr al iNS Set
, 1863-03-12

A BRUTE.-oapt Robert Taylor, Of the Jane,
has been apprehended at Cardiff, on charge,
which, Il true, is almost worse than murder.
Allen Ltchen, . man on board, had bis fingers
frOstbitten while holding the wheel. The Cap
tain ordered the carpenter to chop the mans
fingers Of with a mallet and chisel, and then
lashsd bis arms to the pump handles, thus max
ing him work with the stumpAi Hanging Is too
good for such brute. 39 I'D; 81 l35e 4 ~ M, 2
, 1863-03-12

aREwAHD OBvERED. Daniel 0'Rsgan, Captain
cf Co. q lst W. T, Infantry, adyeFtises in the
OyegoniaA eleven runaway volunteers. Sos who's
delivery at any military post be offers 10 pay %
and expenses. Names ages, and descriptions
are gwen. ,.anlf l.al ~ 81 faN 10 .ilt III
, 1863-03-12

HoLLowAY's PnLs Self Preservation How
many thousands irrevocably lose their health
through neglect Of early arrangements and care
lessness Of die first symptoms o. disordered ac-
toni Had HblloWay's Pills been lhken, all
would have been fectilied, al morbid humors
uould have been expelled and everything OBJ
noxious to the system removed For cleansing
The entire body, and preserving the health, no
drnEof combination Of drugs, equals IN. potency
HblIoway's Pills All Who have tried them.
have united In besioAing unqualified praises
upon them ioF the ease, ,cheerfalness, and yieor
thsy beget Tho exesIlehce Of these Pills'has
been asserted and confined By people HI al
pafts Of the globe; their wonderful efficacy IL
preventing Of curing diseases Is universally ad-
mitied.s .-sisf.-s "a. s.s.i..
, 1863-03-12

i said that the conservative party Of New
Hampshire win make the following peace prOpO-
sitions party issue 10 the coming election in
that state:-An immediate armistice, and Z
speedy peace; the States to be reunited, the
war expenses o. both parsiestobe assumed BY
the federal government, and slavery 70 assume
the place which i held before the breaking out
Of ths rebellion. S " sssgF ! ,5sii s,s, M
, 1863-03-12

YEAsF PCwDERs Every housekeeper knows
how difficult 4 is 70 make good bread, and We
therefore take pleasure in calling attention to the
fact that 70 insure uniformly good, light sweet
and nutritious bread, It is only necessary to use
Redington 4 Co.'S Yeast Powders, which in every
respect excel allsimilar preparations ever offered
70 the public. See advertisement in another
column bas \ aisli n n se,g d.sag I NJ
, 1863-03-12

An intelligent officer Of the navy, reared in
The Democratic faith. who when on shore had
always voted thS Democratic ticket, writes from
New Orleans under date Of October aoth, q ioll
lows: a'ssesssii down here & Il : low ebb ever
since The emancipation proclamation. Thatsir1ck
her 70 the heart,rand she now lies bleeding
Slavery dlsssnd ths UniOu lives" W. .ssi "a !.
, 1863-03-12

The whole number of employees iur The In
tsrnal Revenue service, including Assessors COl-'
lectors, Assistant Assessors, assistant Collectors
and The Clerks 10 Mr. BoutweIls Office, Is $3.50.
, 1863-03-12
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
sTErLAcooM. w. II,
Thursday Evening. March Il. 1853.


IS ConnEcrOx.-Mr. @. II. Hale, Indian Super
intsndsnt Of this Territory, under date Of the
9th inst, writes 10 rs that We were misiniOrmed
respecting the 800. 900 said TO have been re-
esivcd By him for disbursement in his depart.
msut; 10 such funds having reached him. Our
IuIorulni vas Gresident q Olympia, Who made
esaiensnt in such positive terms as to leave
10 Eocm for doubt Mr.. Hale requests cOrrec
don q ths statement; Cor, says be, 81 am daily
fscsiving letters making inquiries on the subject
from interested parties which the necessary bust
ness Of the oiies preeludes being answered sep
aratsly.s If the sane statement had appeared
10 ne STANDARD. exclusively, the Superintendent
you'd nul hnte been afflicted with the numerous
Islisrs eospiained Of. for ths public would never
h.sS known that such Startling piece Of intslli-
esnes had been Published. Bot We regret having
been he cause Of annoyance to Mr.. hale, Is well
tsof dinppuintmsnL { would seem. 70 many
szpscinnfrsrlpisuis of the funds In question. .
, 1863-03-12

gltlp SdueriisrImtntss Y
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-09-12
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that potion will be
presented by the citizens of Clay county (be-
ing a township of Davis county, to the Board
of Commissioners Of Davis county on the 9Th
day Of October, 1863 for viewers to lay out
and locate county road beginning at the
county line between Clay and Riley counties.
in Township 10, Range 4. East, near the house
formerly occupied by William Gordon, thence
by Isaiah Scots, thence to James Hemphills
and thence to Clay Centre in Clay county.
(Signed) Moses Younkin, John King
Lorenzo Gates, James Hemphill.
Clay county, Sept 3, 1868. - 49,.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-09-12
Notice.

To all whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that at the next meet.
ing Of the Board of County Commissioners Of
Davis county, Kansas, petition will be pre-
scented to the said Honorable Board Of Com
missioners praying for the viewing and laying
out of county road, beginning at the south
east corner of Cuddy's Addition 10 Junction
City, and from thence up the Republican river
on the south side, on the most practical ground
for road up the valley of said river, to the
western boundary line Of said Davis county,
and south Of Lots !, 2, > and 8, Sec. ., Town.
IL, Range t. East. s = d = SIS
S. NJ. Stricken, A. w. Callen, NJ. E. Clark
n44-4) And Many Other Citizens.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-09-12
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that pursuan,
~ to an Order of Sale granted by the Pro
bate Court of Davis county, will, on Satur-
day, the 26th day of September, A. d. 1863,
sell the undivided one-third part of the follow
ing real estate Lot i, part of lot 2, part of lot
3, in Section II, Town II, Range 5, and lot )
in Section Z, Town Il, Range &, the whole con-
tanning about IS acres, adjoining Junction
City.
Terms cash, on confirmation Of sale.
GF GORDON. Admin
of the estate OF Henry Marshal, decd.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-09-12

q We learn that one day this week, buffalo
more were seen in the same neighborhood last
Thursday evening. The prairie on the Saline
has been burned for an extent Of sixty miles,
and it is supposed that great many will be
,,-ound as low down as Mud Creek this winter.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-09-12

u The indictments against the runs sellers Of
Junction were rendered of no account by the
fact that the City Council granted them back
license to cover the date Of the indictments. The
old Council, body that never did any thing
else than legislate for whisky, ordered this beau
tiful trick done, and the Mayor did it in accord
ance with the universal opinion that it would
amount to nothing-that crime could not be
covered up in such way. The costs to the
county will be three or four hundred dollars
When bubble after bubble saves men from the
penalties of law they have outraged for year
half. and all attempts to get justice result in
bill of costs, it is consoling reflection that
there il He'll! BIC
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-09-12
Aem advertisements.
NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ creditors and others interested in the es-
tate of Louis Ketlass, deceased, that 1 intend
to make final settlement of said estate at the
next term Of the Probate Court Of Davis coun-
ty. Kansas. CHRISTIAN WETZEL,
n45-4t1 Administrator
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-09-12

SALINE CoUSTr.-This county is out of debt,
and has money enough in treasury to meet all
bills created by the present term Of Court. This
shows better state of affairs than is enjoyed by
any other county in the State
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-09-12

GIVE have things badly mixed this week.
The Court, some job work, standing guard, and
drilling two hours each evening, have about
used US up, and disarranged the internal bust
ness arrangements of our office generally.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-09-12

u AS jurors in one Of the cases wherein
party was charged with selling whisky without
. license, We saw three men who were under in
dictment for the same offence. Good joke on
Justice! What farce! Taxpayers pay for
such trifling
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-09-12

" No reports have been received since We'd
nesdsy morning regarding the whereabouts Of
Quautrelle
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-09-12

70 Attention is directed to the cali for q
County Convention.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-09-12

TIE BUsHwHAcKERs COMING quite an excite
ment was occssiened in this place by corroborat
ing reports from Lawrence, Psola, and Council
Grove, to the effect that Quantrelle had AGAR
entered our State at the head of one thousand
men, and that Livingstone, and other bands o
guerillas, were uniting with him, for the pur
pose of making raid through Southern and
4Testern Kansas. We had reports that grea
excitement existed in Council Grove, and that
body of twenty-five or thirty men had been seer
1t the head of Clarke Greek Wednesday morn
ing Captain Adams, commandant of Riley, sen,
. dispatch to Col. Strickler, giving him the in
formation as he received it, and Offering arms and
ammunition. The Colonel called meeting of the
people at one O'Clock, and in the meantime he
went to the Fort and drew sixty stand of arms
and two thousand rounds of ammunition. The
meeting in the afternoon resulted in an organi-
sation under the State law. with the following
officer:
Captain-A. ". Callen.
First Lieutenant-W S. Blake,v
Second Lieutenant-P T. Taylor
s-g Third Lieutenant-John F. Schmidt.
First Sergeant--Ed. Lawrenson.
Second Sergesnt-R. D. Mobley.
Third Sergeant-W. b. Mackey.
Fourth Sergeant-John Gross.
First Corporal-R. Il. Mills.
Il Second Corporal--W. g. woodward
Third Corpoal-J. II. Mcfarland.
Fourth Corpo,al-Henry GAM.
Ensign-John II. Karpan..
"a Husicians-E. Everleigh and Nat Becken
A mounted guard is placed around the town
every night, at distance of two miles. The
alacrity and cheerfulness with which men hav-
ing wives and little ones do this duty is notice
aoie. The horrd scenes enacted by the tends
against whom we guard. have impressed them
with 2 reality Of what might be expected were
they 70 catch Us unprepared. ss<
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-09-12

u We are under obligations 10 Captain Rust,
for the finest melon Of the season. The Captain
has just returned from Illinois, whittier he had
gone after his family. He lives at Clifton, up
the Republican
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-09-12

The TRUTH WILL Our.-Our neighbors of the
Pawnee specie, i: seems, suffer unjustly at times.
We have no apology to make for these red
brethren, but desire to relate joke We heard Of
the other day. Some time last spring, it will be
remembered, two men from the Solomon came
to town with a terrible story, to the effect that
while returning from hunt they were overtaken
by party of Pawnees. who robbed them of
everything, and took them to camp as prisoners.
They even made out affidavits to this effect,
armed with which they intended proceeding to
the Pawnee Agency to recover damages. A few
days ago their cattle wandered back home This
led to a search. Their furs and wagon were
found exactly as they left them six months be-
fore. except that about three hundred dollars
worth Of furs were ruined. The truth is, they
got frightened at a body of Indiana in the dis
lance, and took to their heels. leaving every
thing.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-09-12
there il q He'll

BUsHwHAcKEE REPoRrED-About ii O'Clock
Friday morning, MIR. John Near came to town
with . report that q man had been seen in the
bushes near Kansas Falls Near by him were
tied six horses, all saddled and br,dled. He
was seen by boy who was hunting cattle As
the boy came upon him he awoke and sneaked
off into the bushes, leaving a revolver laying
upon the ground. The story was so plausible
that in few minutes, about fifteen men were
mounted and on the way to the scene The boy
guided them to the spot where he saw them,
but they could find no indications of anybody
ever having been there The party divided and
secured the country for two miles each way, but
tsuld see no signs. They returned somewhat
disappointed, majority believing that the boy
never saw anything. The boy insists that he
suw the man, and it seems strange that one SO
young should make up such story.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-09-12

PKEAcHIsG.--Elder Lackey, Of the Baptis
church at Manhattan, will preach tomorrow
(Sabbath) morning, at the usual hour.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-09-12

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
nounce that A. w. CALLEN, of
junction City, is a candidate for the ONCE Of
Sheriff Of Davis comfy, at the election in No
vember next
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
w nounce A. b. CASE as a candidate for the
Office of DISTRICT ATTOROEY for the Sd
Judicial District, at the November election.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
" that c. X. GILCHRIST. of Topeka, is a
candidate for the Office Of DISTRICT At
TORNEI for the Sd Judicial District, at the
election in November next ~ aEaF,~tn
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-18

OUU,UUU TO SILL
Ll0yds neu sGesl plate county coiored
Nap ofths United States, Gaaddas,
and NsU Braasacfck.
Rrom resent aurvsys. eoaag letea Aus. 10, lsas
cost 80. 900 to sngTsve 10 Aad sae years. time
Superior ts sny sia map ever made By Coltan 81
Altehei and sells AZ She low pgtse Of atty CENTS
BIC 600 names are engraved on this map.
II is net onIy Eeunty Map, bat IL Ia Aize
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
Of the q. B., and EanadAs comblned In ans giTtsg
EyEKY RAILROAD STATION
and distances between.
Guarantees any wonaan OF man - 70 % per day,
and viii take back ali aaca that eannet be sold and
refund the money.
gend for al worth to try.
Priased fnstrursiens bow to canvass well, fnFp-
ished all eur ageuts.
State, California. Canada, England, FFAsce, Ead
Guba A fartuas may be mazda vita fsw hsndead
dollars capital. We rB1s9gftsSnA,
T. r LLOYD, No. iss Broadway. Ssw-ToYk.
TIE War Department uses cur Map 81 Virginia,
Maryland, and Psanayfvania. coat Si0g 600, on
which Is marked Anaietam Greek, sharpsbufg
MARYLAND flights, wtillamsporf Ferry RhoYesa-
mac and svsry placs In Marytsaa, ysTgiuiat sad
Pennsylvania, or money Yefandec
LL0TDs
GEOGRAPHICAL. MAP OF kEETUCKK. OHIO,
INDIANA, AND ILLINOIS, l..
is the oniy authority fer Gea. BusII and the War
Department Money refunded 20 sny ons anding
an errGr In H. Fries 20 ceaas 81 N9&EE
From The TTibaae Aug. q. ...a#
"LE0TDs NAP or TTRGfSTA, MAINLAND,
AND PEHkSYLyAaIA.--This Nap Is vsfy large;
ia cost liz hns - esmss, Aas II 10 fAa Beat sgAseA
esm Be psycAased" oct.-2ss alas.