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1perlal Notices.
DIR. Ii. SrSnifz
CURES

DIR. b. Srsnii1
CURES
DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS
BY THE LOCAL APPLICATION OF ESoxr0UH
AGENTS,
THROUGH HIS NEyyLY-INyENTED fNSTRt'aEaI
Eminent success. in numerous ipyetsrae aes.sd
CONSULTING ROOMS.
No 835 Broadway fnLst.
Youpg Mcn's Republican Central Committee.
Tbs monthly MEETING q, tai. Committee wal be hsid
81 tie III ldqusheis. corner Of Broadway aDf 1Jds ga
bi.ine', WI II. ARMSTRONG. Chm.
Gro G.S. " x MsTs, }s.e.
strawberry and Tet-Crean Festival, IN con
noeion with tie Panorama 81 the Holy Land and Fs,nsf
Reed. Old FokS Concert will be held at lioueChspei on
"WEDNESDAY tytNIN0 Jun. u leo2 at o'clock, 20 p
cest.. OF to the Festival alone Is cents
strawberry and Ice-Crenm Festigni,
o, THuRsDA9 hfTERNooS and EVENING Juso i'.
Ai.noSn =, &c &c. and k,s5 M 1a'fs soio,
s.tilts have Kindly volunteer thu ias-ryccs; -
So. Z; baANNoS, M'' B. S sAEB9RNY'
Mr.. J. C. DEYOi BIZ. y. sANBohh'
And Largo ChoTu'. .,
Csninc,or......... NJ,
nom he celeb .ied manaf.ciOry Of s,eipwsy Sous,
Ticket, % cents, to DO had .; the door
Present. tho cset entering and receive ensak of he
f..hmsn's
Th- Festival +. for the bsnsh, Of the Church.
strawberry Fe-tivaI.-Ths Ladies Of Al Saint.
STRAwBERRI FEsrIVhLon ThUKspAf EVENING,
June 49, for beosht Of the s1ndsysehoo tri"nd ana
n, public general. ia'.sI to attend Tickets Including
~'hnsHt'' y cent'
Strnw5erry Ee-iivni.-rLe Lsdis. Of the tsniI'l
Pl,b5~filt Chrf1h hioorn-s'. come IT Pin will bold
..,r6. %, a., bdras, ,be ss Ss,h5shso
TrE,.. in,l-.il. s'fs,hmsrts % sale at T.. v
iou I CO.. JoNe!cn. corner Bovcsy rHd q. ooms g. W
rooa,r. 20. 1'i Goals, and nthe door
Universiry OF ,hc. City OF New-York.-Trhe An
nus. p.f.f . n~ ts.osatian urlut will be de-"
ig,re,. at WEDSTsDAN EVENISG Jutc A., a. oc ocs
80 o.. ,r,s CHAPEL 'tl. tpyersi'y y tie ii9n hS"u H.
b1ND q fillmore o. me e.s ~ To-, SrJaS' -, 90.
IT,, ,.. 81 -,s 4 the Association - II Be held in he
Cal.-II g.5. & fl~ r.v~isty 90 iHthShAf. June IL
+ loaa IL. n,. tl,u' rr,b az .eioe.
~'-''''' 80 '''''''in ASs6S . ,iss1% 'S,c.-,.ry
Thc ,.annaer. % ,hs INSTITUTION 100 ,he cHlI.-
miss - p-Irs~<p o. DisNELLD SOLI.hES % 70.
bi'p iti ,tAfIsR .nd rar,.. ct ~. .aa
.l s..'s. 81 =. ~, =. - ~ ~ ',I
7 ; i'1. a. pot, r'i's ii'li SO. p" b'".f"af'
,. t.. H IL a.s Ii',.sa,. S&.i..
wu.o..,.at. ma. LOS I1H.'' yItAsarRG. &c..
Il I'D. |.f p. .iaI. Nn. TO- Nt--nf. "a
I NFNN.-p AN NssfN.f I.Hs o. ~ % o'clock
4....I. fI-.I ltfE-. fsrfrTs tnt leblanc once
.I. Ct. 4A.i r. tAAI..-In .s,ts.o Conn rec.
/ tirs. y. Is. Williams vi app,.f q h.ApIhu
' AEu IttlTAtiO'. of ,hOiCE UkiNAilt AID iO
Flit sf.rg moss :, he pIuu.. Nrtirniy u Light
gtt .firs .,a 10 Wet ltG.st. 90 " ID'h'DAl. Juns
b. .t. .I.k o.. Ticket - erf'r i" n' lad 90 Ap'e
/ ...I. a.l 20 sac 4s.r
De Nnis'- Cafe Dee ,1b'rii5e'' iaAr pri.'i" n Do"
fr,. ,h.r t,pa, aat'h- rab- rrne's'. i' they l'v'
AugFDtb..r ui,4.at rsta5isAlnc. Oy tho addition OF
81. ,.-t.t aud c3..lI.1s p!uo. Room, aud thsy hopc.
aytci s.iea t. bs.less 10 rsf. acor,inuinco OF ior
/ 80, ..r,..u- ts,..n.-. HARRY Dr. MARS Co.,
30 W Geayef-,;.. Conner Of Ni'.am-st
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Gonrn ud's I,niian Medicnted soap
Ladies. here's Hs5ap delicious.
Ffe. from everything peln.ci1us,
Pie pared from tislon's ciuitcst siDpies
Expressly 10 remove All pimpe.,
And add fresh chnin. 10 yOus dimplt.
Used lfroy ~ III suu burns blLIsh,
U.e ilrcly aud all liockc. ssui,h.
H.un,ttr would you DO luifl Ga, listen,
Is. freely and your sAin will gls,tn.
Fen ~ IN. iaIian nisIhe shines
Mhrn freshly guaurd fIom tbs mines
Dr. FFLIX OOUkAUD'5 BesutiIyns PREPARATION can be
had n his AID prndid store 40 'oJ b'oad"sy oco"
GtnnI-st.
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No la6 MAp,eN-.r.. Nnw.Y,ax Bah. .. iesu
Nny.YoRx, Jnlylg, 1862.

This Gel titles that my mother has been for 'iuc s 3
ed with psrs drsiaess suffering from pain aud fune'ns
neie In tne head together with other Indications OF al
los Of hearing DR. Won Eisenberg removed from her ca
together with coa,ulzted blood.
i-yng her and all whou, pain vs1
grateful thanks that awe this testimony 70 h- skhl
CARROLL J. POSr, no % south It,
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60 and u FULToN-sT.

90 and o. FULToN-sT.
1900 FIAsNrL Sens Blue. Light. sad Blaci.
1900 ALrsc> Co.r,
zoo LISES DusrEH..
AZ Retail,
"n'.-. z 3 r'-''''a
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Duryees Xouuyrs..

Recruit, wausd sta Resnielt n. y Vols. Dnfyres
Zousye.s2D bounty paid for establishments, SiIe bounty
paid for new recrusi pay from date Of enlistment esi
tskes furnished tn families of thcsc enstng eecns
now In the ned Rations clothing and quarters furnished
Al once Premium Of t20o paid TO recruit OF any person
brlngin. r,crult VIM. II. UCKELE, Captain OF Co. H.
Reoruiiin, Oeer City Han Park south side oppoe'e Deck
manst Several ser.e ancles s.il vacant
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The Boys Clothing

The Boys (iOinnR
~ the r. pnlEg -. 70. 'shulru's OF .
ROGERS & RAYMOSD,
Nos III ~ rs Fuica-s'. aud Nc "a BFoad"ay " no
only r,sr he T th1 elegance nsi variety o. - yisl Dg
Tor UNPARALLELED t1hApNESS Al Parents shoA
go thsir nay,it, u.l brought Ia SPRING SAChs an
deli tp-cinl nd moe. .mins SPRING AID SUMMED
Fashions IA SCHOOL SUITS
No DEPARTURE
nom tie pll-.t affixed 10 the articles
Beds. Mattresses. Feathers, &C.,
Good aud Lk-=P 1t
WiLLAnD'S,
NO. 3Jl Iiui.on-s,.,
Corner iIoIs,0n-st.
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Few isGod syecruits viii be received Tor ComlAny
H. 22d Regiment, ,pt r. GRANT. ct the desdqaa'e"'
Palace ua:don, " uer lt,h-st and OshaH
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DEATHS IN HOSPITAL
The following DEATH have occurred in the differ

ent hoaritals IN Washington since our last report
ID. Ne. tison NJ. IOE Y.Csv Wo. j. Harvey. T., ~ Ps.
Jos Van Dogep G, 81 H. J. John Pctus. a. ~ Pa
p >. Hatfield. ID. 50 n. J. l. Fred Sisrtey. scott 300
WIN. HfegdY H. o. Pc. j a H0iIsle. X, l.. :. Art.
w u. Pax. T. 81 \. &. And. LArdDcr, Il, l I'D. Cav.
D. - AuioiJ A, II y. Z. Chss. Weaver, G, " y. Y.
C. Shear. u, - n. Y. {. Brewster. L, IN. I Cav.
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I3,b Rcgimeet n. \. - Artillery, Hesdqasr;
t.1s No 10 Whe-st This Rssiy being ogsshed
OF rs years experience IN tbs ,srvics Recruits will 90 Wen
TO en., IN this popular Dry ch of the army Fun Snssa
states nd hounties ID nom the United stses
from tho State TO i~ Ta from tie state adaiona'
IN those no Ieeuist thin thirty dsys Of their discharge
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~" '''' 'TiY 'S'u Io i' Dep c,
SICK AND voUxDEp FROM TmE ARM

81 NM " I'I''' TIT F''''''''
The following sick and wounded officers arrived
yesterday from the Army Of the Potomac, and are
under trean mt NJ Seminary Hospital, Georgetown
C.u. l. l.. Dew Co q u Do. wounded. Ion side.
Lien O Nu.fiE, Go. j.. tlst - i fenl,ien fever.
Lieu, " W. Hsnk Go. J. ffh Ohio diarIhss
Lieai " Kelly. Go a, 5sth \. y. bics
Can't Il. +. Rug Co. A. 18th y }. SICK
CAPT, T. McCieafy. co. q, NJth p oon'U'ion len leg
Hospital steward J. " Tsyior 43,h Ps Ieuttsnt lever
Copt, J ". Mitchell. 90. j. lJln Pa, scs.
Lieut VIM Kaiser. Co A. 57lh y. Y sck
lieut Geo Mitchell Co g. 57th n T.. SICK.
Lieu, Geo H. Pix. 60 r., t+th n. y. sick
Lieut. Dsuie. Sayer, Go. -. ll4tE NJ Y, sick
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reyen,e.pth RrEiment, We.lcs~stcr. Gins:

seurs-Ihis Regiment is beirg reorssnitcd head-
auarteTs No Bgosdway Reurnrd No,nnieci- wiz dS
well 10 reeulist In this popula regiment whose vel vsns
reputation has been the ba,ilc.helds e NlBs @
Maryland ai5O bounty The State 10 now srsps.a 20 pay
~, \ 30 adyarre bounty enlistment. 10 bounty 70 .s~
az, p'",a,.sy ~ WM. 4. C. GROWER, Colonel
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sl5O Bounty to MEN Rk-EaiISTlNG, SiIo to
nfW RFCKiJiT S-G,h Regiment ~. Y. Vo!a-Lousvcs-
,sa,esnlina Coup,py q OF this regiment NIL receive TO-
e~i,s At No Il Fu.n-st, BrSoklsn. Full bounty given.
fIonsrte,s of Regiment at No AZ Broome st. New YORK.
T., JAgDiNE Colonel.
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"a H. ILDA D- NEW WAX MARS 90 Tho BORDER
and sol TiIERN srATES show the Nonhwsrd m0yomeu t
of the Reb. IL al,u glyo, pam Nov o tue rne theeef
al IN. Mar with Ealelds aud Strategy Point, marked In
r.d line, aud IA,c.. The BEST WAX MAPS published.
Pric. 20 cent. Agent. wanted
H. n. LLOYD & Co..
Ma. III John :, New y ork
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NATURALIZATION FIFTH Regiment NtW.h Ork
Vail. iOuryee's Z0uayes)-CoL CLEtELAND
WJNsL OW. . 20 bounty sven for ENLlStMENIs lie.
sr -ns fox C6npaay q. sth New York Vols % No loe
ud.ons Cd members Of this and other regiments sre Ia,
We'd to call the address, where ia ateuaE' "i
he given. Office hours from ". uutil p. NJ. 90
GFO T. GUTHRIE Capssii and Recruiting Ohcer.
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NOTICE.

Michael O'Conner Of the Gate OF Missouri
wilftake notice that David T. Mitchell, of Doug.
las County, Kansas, did.on the 8,h day Of August,
1868 file his petition in the District Court in and
for jefferson County, Kansas, against the said
Michael O'Conner. setting forth that on the 18th
day Of July. 1868, the said Michael OConner
gave his prcmissory note to said Mitchell for the
sum OF one hundred dollars, due one day after
date thereof, with interest thereon from the 4th
day Of August 1857, at the rate OF ten per cent.
per annum until paid. and praying that judgment
be rendered thereon in favor OF said Mitchell and
against saio 0'Conner tor the sum OF one hun.
bred dollars, together with interest thereon from
the 4th day OF Auguts 1857, until paid, at the
rate OF ten per cent per anum, together with
cost Of suit; that on the eth day Of August,
1863. an order Of attachment was issued thereon
from the Clerks office Of said court, to the
Sheriff Of Jefferson County, Kansas. and that the
south west quarter Of section sixteen (l6) in
township eleven tll) Of Range seventeen tlD.
in Jefferson County, Kansas, has been attached
rs the property OF said Michel OConner to sat-
sfy such claim. Aud the said Michael O'Conner
is notified that he is required to appear and
answer or demur 10 said petition OH or bei,Te
the 9Th day Of January, 1864, or the same viii
be taken as confessed and judgement rendered
thereon. ID. 7. MITCHELL.
Attest w y. ALLEN. Clerk,
BY S. McARrHuR. l677w
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| KANSAS ANNUAL REGISTER. the
first Of January. 1864. and annually
thereafter.the Kansas State Agricultur.
al Society design to publish a work
which will exhibit the growth, re.
sources, condition and prospects of the
State. The volume will contain from
900 to 400 pages (octavo) illustrated
with portraits Of several of our most
distinguished citizens and soldiers. -
and have for its general features
IA complete (condensed) history Of
Kansas from 1854 10 the present time.
with complete list Of State officers.
Executive. Judicial and Legislative
with sketch of all State Institutions. :"
A condensed history of each County
in the State, with statistics DC.
Complete rosters Of all the Regiments
Of Kansas Volunteers, with history of
the actions they have been in, lists of
casualties DC.
Lists Of professional men in alphabet
ical order. with post-ofiice address of
each.
A Business Directory.
Historical views of cities and towns.
Description of territories adjoining
Kansas.
An edition with map and one with
out will be published. Price 81, so for
the book with map; 81 without it. Ad-
dress. Publishers Kansas Annual Reg
lister. Topeka, Kansas.
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NOTICE.

Alex ander IIans!crd, of the State Of Kentucky
will take notice tina; David L. Mitchell. Of Doug.
las county, Kansas, did, on the l4:h day Of Feb
ruary, 1860, file his petition in the District Court
in and for Jefferson county, Kansas, against the
said Alexander Hansford, setting forth that the
said Alexander Hansford is justly indebted to the
said Mitchell in the sum Of $S7 - l00,for mon.
ey loaned and advanced by said Mitchell TO said
Hanstord, with interest thereon from the 9Th day
Of January. 1859, at the rate Of ten per cent per
annum, and praying that judgment be rendered
thereon in favor Of said Mitchell and against the
said Alexander Hsnsford, for the sum Of $50, 10
together with interest thereon from the 5th day
Of January, 1859, at the rate Of ten per cent per
annu,n, with cost Of suit: that on the 18th day
OF October, 1861, an order Of attachment was is
sued thereon from the Clerks office OF said Court
to The Sheriff Of Jefferson county, Kansas, and
that the southeast quarter Of section thirty three
l33, in township ten no. Of range seventeen 10,
in Jefferson county, Kansas, has been attached
as the property OF sai.l Hansord. 10 satisfy such
clai u; and tne said Ale xander Hansfori is noti-
fled that lie is required 10 appear ami answer
demur 10 snid petition on or before the 18th day
Of January, 1864, or the same will be taken as
confessed, and judgment rendered thereon.
d. I. MITCHELL.
Attest, W. n. ALLEN, Clerk,
BY l.. Nc ARTHUR, ID. G.. l67 Nv
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Shot.

We learn that Henry Grayson, sol
Of Geo. Grayson. who resides two mile.
from town. was shot and badly wound.
ed in the Hayes affair. Il is said tina,
six buckshot we're lodged in his person.
and that he is in critical condition.
He belongs to the 18th regiment.
There are contradictory reports out
concerning this affair. and We forbear
expressing an opinion concerning it;
but suggest that it would certainly be
much better for soldiers 10 remain in
camp at night. than TO be going about
the country.
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Head Quarter, Provost Narshal
Northern District of Kansas. J


Leaveuworth, City Nov Is, 1868
Public notice is hereby given. ,ha
any person enrolled in any sub district
Of the Northerd District of Kansas, may
appear before the Board of Enrolmen,
of said District at the Headquarters o.
the Provost Marshal. No. 63 Delaware
Street. up stairs Leavenworlh City ,un.
Ill the 2oM day Of December. 1868. and
claim 10 have his name stricken of the
list. if he can show TO the satisfaction
Of the Board, that he is not and will
not BE- at the time fixed for the next
draft (January 9Th 1864 liable to Mil
tary duty on account of,
LIST. Alisnoge
2d. Non Residence.
Sd. Unsu;tobleness Of age.
M- Manifest permanent physical dis
ability.
Persons who may be cognizant Of
any other persons liable to military
duty. whose names do not appear on
the Enrolment. list are requested TO
notify the Board of Enrolment. Who will
thereupon direct the Enrolling officer Of
the SubdisIrict in which the persons
reside. TO ascertain the facts. and enrol
the persons SO reported il they are
found subject 10 Enrolment. These
may also appear and claim TO be strick-
EN- of the list the same as If they had
been originally enrolled.
JAMES McCAHoN
Capt. 4 Provost Marshal
President of the Board.
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Is now in full blast, the machinery in
order for grinding both wheat and corn,
and he is turning out prime article oil
flour, We learn. This will be great
accommodation to large scope of coun-
try. Mr. Smiths Mill is one of the
best in the State. and is rugged for do
ing FIRST class work. Farmers should
make a note of this fact.
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HBy reference TO the '.NorIcE" Of
Mrs. Foubion in an our advertising col
umns,it will be seen that case of much
interest is now pending in the Probate
Court of this county. and TO be tried a,
the January term thereof. AzEL SPAL-
DING is Mrs. F's. counsel. and n. ".
ALLEN. We believe. is employed on the
part OF the heirs.
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STATE OF KANSAS, 1. the Probate Cour,
COUNT o. JKrHKssov, of said COUNTY
In the matter Of the Probate Of the LAT Will Of
James n. Parnell, deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given to all persons Interested In
the estate Of James H. Parnell. deceased, late OF
the County of Jsnenon, and Stste OF Kansas, that
instrument purponing 10 be the last will Of the
decedent, heretofore, on the 5th day Of October.
1868, fled In said Coun, aud then publicly read,
Will he admitted 70 proof on the drst dsy OF the
next regular term OF the Probate Court Of said
County. 70 be begun and held on Monday, the eth
day Of January, 4. D. 1854.
(>o) WrTHes JONI w. DAy, Judge Of s.id
}sEAL. Csurt. with tho seal thereof amxed, at
(~~) the village Of Oskaloosa, this 10Th day
Of November, A. D. lee3.
Joss W. DAY, Judge.
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Some OF our subscribers have ex.
pressed wish to pay for their papers
In wood. We wish they would bling
1T along soon. And as many other. as
wish to take the Independent and pay
Tor it in wood. We desire to have our
wood for the winter secured as soon as
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF KANSAS. IS

JEvgERsoH COUNTY.
A. j. Pi~rce, Plaintiff, W
Alexander Hughan, Defendant
by virtue of an Execution TO me directed
and delivered, les ued out Of the Probate Court
Of the said County, and fitting in ard fl jeff
eSson County. in said State. will. on
Wednesday, Decembcr 7, 4. D., 1s6a'
between the hours Of IL O'Clock A. NJ. and two
O'Clock, r. ~. of sail day, At the Court House
Door in the village Of Oskaloosa. in the County
aud State Aforesaid, offer Of public sale, to the
highest bidder for cash in hand. all the ri:hi, ii
lie and interest Of the shove named plaintiff
in and 10 the following described property. to wit:
Lots fodr, ~ five Is and nix t6) in Block Eiev.
en- fii in tine village Of Oskaloosa, situs ed and
being in the County Of Jcaerron. and State Of
Kansas.
Said property appraised 1t $3.50.
Said property levied on and to be sold a the
property of the above named plaintiff
N. w. TAYLOR. Sheriff.
sbcrifF's Office, Oskaloosa, July 81, 1883.
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Notice Of Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that Golden Silver.
IN administrator de bOnis non oi the estate Of
Joshua Taylor deceased, pursuant to an order Of
the Probate Court within and for the County Of
jefferson, and State Of Kansas. made ON the 9th
day Of October. A. d. 1855, will, until Saturday,
the ID day of January, A. d. 1854, offtr for sale
at private sale, ut Mt. Florence, in said County,
the following real estate belonging to the estate
OF Joshua Taylor, deceased, or 81 much thereof
- NAV be necessary to pay the debts Of said
decedcns, to Wit: The south one halt Of Dec
ii IN 81, in township - north, Of range ) west.
said tract OF land being situate in the county Il
Oregon aid State Of Missouri; and also the fol.
lowing tracts lying and being in the county Of
Jefferson and State Of Kansas, The southwest
quarter the Southwest quarser Of section 8 in
township 10 Of range II; the south half Of SEC
ton in Township 10 Of range II, tmorsgagsd
to Thomas Culigsn): the northwest quarter Of
section 25 in township 10 OF range II, lmortgsg.
ed 10 Thomas Culligsn and James l.. Mcdowell
GOLDEN SlLvERS,
Administrator De BOnis Non.
Nv. 2lst, 1865. ~ 1862 Az.
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INDEPENDENTS oskALOosA SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1868

" 1t is said that J. G. spivey. for.
merry of this place. and Probate JUDGE
or '"'s county. but recently Of the re-
Del army, was captured at Little Rock
and is no" prisoner at Camp Chase.
near Columbus, Ohio.
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4Bro. Crosby wishes TO know il
the appointment of Delahay did not re-
veal several soft places in that gentle
mans head. We think but one, Bro.
C. and that was all over.
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School Notice.

HENRY w. and EuzIBErH WoRTHING.
foH will open . School in Bucks
School house. in OskaIoosa. on Second
day. Monday the 7th of l2th Month.
(December) 1863. and invite . share OF
public patronage.
The usual branches OF an English Ed
scation will be taught.
TERNs.-Thrse dollars and Seventy
sve cents per Quarter Of l2 weeks. in
eIudihg fuel. No allowances for alb
senes from school. except on accout Of
continued sickness.
Oskaloosa. rath. Month ist.. 1868.
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TMOs. r. FENLON,
ATTORNEY AT.LAW.
VIII practice in the Courts Of Jefferson
County.
nFPsEMlum ON GoLD-The sub.

III KEMIUN ON OOIi'-] US SUI
scriber. who cannot change his prices wiih the
fluctuations Of gold, without mourning enormous
expense in advertising the changes 10 compe lied
10 sell his Pens nj Old Price,. Thinking his Gus.
toners entitled to the benefit Of tho Premium on
Gold, rather than the Wall-s'reei debasers OF the
best currency this country ever had, be now Of
fers to all RENTING the amount ct Their orders
in Gold the full Premium 10 this city on the day
when received. In this way he hopes todp the
country and his customers some good without
iniuring himsclf, for the MoR1oN PEN cannot be
made without GoLp.
When Paper money d sent United StUes ia
prefsrred over oil other.
4, MORTON. - Maiden Lans, N. Y.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA. PA.

DISEASES fthe NxHvcrs, SxnxAl, Enrs-
IL ARY and SEXUAL Sys1xus nav asi relia-
be treatment = in Reports Of tho HOW ARD
ASSOClATION-Sens BY mail in sealed envel-
opes, free Of charge.
Address, DR. J. SKILLlN HOUGHION, Ae-
ting Surgeon, Howard Association. No. SouaA
Ninth Street, Philadelphia. iss 16J-Iy