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invited 70 attend the oneral Thsrsday aftsrDoon, -
swo ocsock IRON his late residence % Montague place
nAncarmon Sunday, February Is, JAMES STAINS
Hsf, ~ The S5ih year OF his age
me relatives and friends and those Of bis are IN
vsa % attend the fanera this wednesday) morning a.
ten O'Clock, from the residence Of bis son David "
Siansoury No. 2l3 West Twelfth street. near Seventh
avenue, without further invitation.
SvArM-On Monday night, February 10, st Hobokea,
NJ PArnox cAELxs sullivan, aged years, 10 months
and days. son of Charles and Bridset Sullivan
G. HOse s.s Eysso Rsss S% SeSs S ss
noon. at twelve O'Clock.
vAs DusES.-on Tuesday, February II. PEna VAN
The relatives friends are invited 70 attend the fune
raj from No 153 Fast Twenty fifth street, this (Wednes
day. afternoon, at hall past O'Clock
VAN WAGExKs.-On tuesday afternoon, February II
NARY MAYNARD second daughter Of the late Hubert Van
Wrgenen. IN the Inn year of her age. ...,,,nu
invited 70 invited the funeral Friday afternoon at two
O'Clock, from tho Collegiate Reformed Dutch church, Fifth
vitation.
wARD.-On Monday, February 10, DANIEL PATRICK
WARD, son OF Daniel and Ann Ward aged years.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral this "wednesday afternoon
at two O'Clock, from the residence OF his parents $50
avenues.
WooD-on Monday, February 10, at her residence No.
East Thirty second street, JULIA A. o. widow Of Silas
Notice Of the funeral will be given.
o o WoSdsp o ob IS
The remains will be taken TO BranOrd for interment,
on Thursday morning. from the residence Of her brother
No ISL East Fifteenth street.
WAIIAcE-On Tuesday February IL, THOMAS EDWARD
WALLACE aged years, months and Is days. only son OF
Mr.. Patrick Wallace, Of St. Johns, Newfoundland.
The friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral this wednesday, afternoon ut two
O'Clock, from No. 20 whitehall street.
WHrE-in Brooklyn, Tuesday. February II, after a
lingering illness, JANE ", youngest daughter OF John j.
and Jane White, aged years and days.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 70 at
tend the funeral from the residence OF her parents,
corner OF Myrtle avenue and Fulton street, this (Wednes
day) afternoon at halt. past two O'Clock.
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TO- BY tho Rev. J. B. Steele wrIlAM IL MIlIs 70 Mrs.
hossA YArH Esnr, daughter u Henry r. Danham, Esq |,
Of Smithtown, L. l. No cards.
w.si.iss.n q cl and Long island papers please copy
Mnts-i cSuAs In Jersey CITY, N. j., on Monday
February 10, by the Rev. j. O. Steals, WILLIAM H. NILS
TO ls,z'eocA nrsAn. all Of Smlhtown L /. No cards
ruary IL, by Rev. N. Chase, assssed by Raw c. B.
Crane, of Hartford, Co0n, CARRolL Pss New York.
70 Miss IRER TyIRa Cf the former plsoo. No cards.
RrssxL-ConBs.-In BBookyn, % Tuesday morning.,
February ~. by the Rev. C. T. Glover, RRAn RuEnI,
son OF the late Hiram Russell, OF Brooklyn, 70 SARAH
FRAStts C0Ass daaghtes Of tho late william Combs, of
Rockville Centre, l.. /.
Hampstead paper please copy.
ScOr-WgyhAN.-On Tuesday, February 10, at Christ's
church. by the Rev. y. G. Ever, EDWARD NJ S0orr TO
ANNIE NJ. WEYnAS, daughter Of the late Abner N. Wey.
man, all Of thss city
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from Hong am Ps Mon Sa%nFeS 30 a
have to go In dock the navy yard for repairs 70 her hull
n expense Of $4,000.
smr Nropr Manila for Liverpool repairing at snea.
penses ~
sHrs ELLEN MARIA Ella had slip from their moor.
ings Somhrero the 25th ut of bad weather.
and probably went TO 81 Thomas.
PoRr BARK Acaso. which struck upon in Buzzard's
few weeks since, before reported,
upon railway 10 Boston and found 70 he much ser.
o up m ps hs 90 e p % sns
TO be removed and she is 70 be recsuiked ali over
.sno "a % Ps q Ssy sy Bedford q 5
passage out, lost sails had bulwarts stove. &c.
dso % Of Sg nS rS% pc s. yT s "a %
tally lost on whales BACK at the mouth Of Portsmouth, sar
@ sSs Supposed % hase s ans @ kepes
but sa so S no HSs & @ % sssn M "a Ss
Atrunh and letters SegnGng lon 70 Henry srsSer evidently
Edwards, OF Portsmouth, H.
scHR Two BRorprrs Carlow from Boston for Calais Ne
with toss OF sails, &c.
for New York. which assisted in here ?5h Jan is dis
charging.
ship Creole on her reiafn p from New Orleans FEB I to
New YORK & ess cons " enr h % o wss aud snSers thanks
and Parsc Cook Jr for heir Kind and nnreSns
snns dnE e ss Ss 5 %fss S S .Tc"s
john Sf burr cys Fran Sero Col Ls oSn
II Blake chas u Deyoe Henry G9ndchaur, Louis sehua'
Notice TO Mariners.
Notice Is hereby rvcn that the Can Buoy Sheep Island
Bar placed mark the approach 10 Penobsco Bay broke
from moorings and wen, adft In Sc gale ii
will be replaced as soon as possible.
By order q ths I shthouse Board.
Portland. Feb H. lS6g.
NORTH SRA COAST or LIGHT AT siru.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Orrfcx LiourHouss BOARD
WASHINGTON. Jan 9, 1853
ocia information has been received this that on
and after the Isl day o January 1903 Light will be
bed from Lighthouse recently erected NJ Neuport the
Coast Of Belgium.
The Light will be Fixed Red Light placed at an eev.
seen n clear weather from dis,ante OF IA miles
The illuminating apparatus Is dop,fic by lenses OF the
The tower is 90 feet high, aud slandsIn
Ietitude...... 81 OS 20 N.
Longitude. IS IS r Of Greenwich,
The ign exhibited on the West side OF the channel
will become Tda Light and viii be kept lighted whilst
There Ia ~ feet water on the bar.
The present Tidal Lshi the end OF The Jcy win be
~ order. wB sHUBRrcK Chairman.
whaismen.
A. Singapore Dec = bark Atlantic, sherman Nm h,d
hhs oil ~ Liverpool and
,ertae &c ard bouuA crnise
fa.gers trsm baard bark Ohio Flanders Mn rs.or,.
IeT "a af~ yerd t<ln uis Nov 20 ~ith hbs 81 oil
epaKe.IDp lS "a j. :. ION us VI lars Ana ionda Prln
Nsu Nsff,0S " nd u tAe wssiWara 40 rpp0ri oI oil
Ne4 ii h y = lon Gi29 ". shin ob.o smith, Nh mrs
cur aean.
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FATAL VKHIcLE CAsrALTY.-Coroner Wildey held an in.
quest yesterday upon the body OF Lyman Gates, aged
sixty five years. who and killed at the
OF Broadway and Barclay street by Of Adams
Co 's express wagons Deceased it appeared was at
tempting 10 Broadway when the express wagon
along and before the driver could rein his horse
deceased and almost instantly killed Yer
Dict "Acohcnal death"
SUDDEN DEArH.--,Iames Moran. native or scotland,
aged sxty.two years died suddenly Paulos in Duane
street Broadway from acute arachnitis Deceased
has sons in the army and daughter residing
where In the city Coroner Ranney held an inquest upon
the body aud ordered TO be sent to the dead house
Bellevue Hospital.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
sIarri.s a.

" WMrrIsd.
Ffrg--WooDwARD On Tuesday, Februarv ~ n, ,h.
Fourth street Methodist Episcopal church by the Ras
Mr. Newman. rHosAs H. ftrs, OF phiade min m ,pss
IsyzTp WOODWARD, u TINS Ciy.
Philadelphia ipcrs please cory.
Hr1iti-sosR Al Trinity .hl ch. llrook yn 90 Toos
dsy February 4. BY the Rev. w tdttr ohm ca1ptta
Uu,.rI 10 MAR ASxK ~. btb ef fru0,tyb.
NJAfE-rE W.. .-On f0c.div, gshru ~ TO- by m, ys,
G. Ny FLINDERS GRpa,F rs l.t.E ~ @H.Nutf only
du.Stef - 1tncs q. sta'. Hr cty So
cards
hts-Ngtr.-I1 ssneg .e fadse. HUr I'd.
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f,ARRfAGBs sLEtGHs, HoRsEs uARSRss 40
y for sas--sn igh fanis csras ssDspo, Vs. ssus snj
Rugries ~ Ars and, l.ncss wagons s-cona land Wa
rnns - ssfhs q ans horsss seial cAeAp No 9 ss,,ai
street, Bro0sgn.N
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RIO LIQUOR DEALERS,
I GRocgRs, FAMILIES. ETC
We beg 10 invite your attention TO the nne article OF
y PALE ALEs. AMBER ALEs AND PORTER
WE ARE NOW BREWING.

,,-,. ,r,,b,u the last few made such arranre
and added brewery such improvements
esn-e,u srsv sSp AMBER ALHAT MUCH REDUCED PRICES
~ -usl@i facilities possess also the manufac
WI, an ar,hic superior any onsrsd the New YORK
rsarert Forsle ~ whoie bali and sarter easss aaa
ho""'-H'u' SMITH 4 BROTHER Brewer.
Eighteenth street. be,wesn setentb aad E.h ayes T.
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roo LATE FOR CLAssIE,rCATIor.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN Dogs sUT WISH TO MAR
"A ry but nAs Photograph Albrro be- podit utr hlss
with cards Address >. JAmes,own, station A.
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S HIPPIN q NE w S.

NEW YoRK-rnIs
~ NOON morn y6 -
SUN SETS. ........... So HIGH wArxRi bs
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY ls, 1853
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DENTISTRY.

A RTIFICiAL TEETH.-BEAUTIFUL AND suBsTAN.
a tia sets on tine Cold patna pure Silver and vaic.o.
se nes cd without the least pain G9a rsss Ia and Bone
between Tenth aud Eleventh streets. No removal
DR.. LUTHER, Dentist.
A RTIFIcIAL BONE FILINGS, FOR DEcAyED
oa roo ana Su baa sr g evs sa ~ 70 VIZ
asa his @ by Ss sr
eeah street. where thousands OF es,moniacan be
A RlIFIc1AL BEAUTIFUL PATENTED TEETH. :
Nson, Dental Gallery sixth & Avenue ss corner .o Of
yaess ss snSs Teeth 81 n,,.,lH tns rss,n sed & 81
premiums awarded. DR.. MANSON, Dentist.
A DAMaSTEAN.-DR. LUTHER sRs, PAINLESS
a toc,a eo9red compound Of gold and pana supesedes
economy rendering extracting aching most cases
unnecessary 81 East Twenty second street
f,HENrcALLY PURIFIED cHLoRoFoRx AND
rsn 'ss fay Dr. o
sets inserted for s2o vueane ss silver So Gold Filings
Bond street.
hrs oRirgIN, 2ss GRAND STREET, NEW YORK,
R hors @ bep urosd sfepa p
cia Teeth, with without extracting the roo,s Fun
sodj per tooth, 81 silver or rubber ST. E1.rscnr IS
TEETH ARE NOW EXTRACTED ENTIRELY WITHOUT
ncr 81 Aching liberated teeth cured
lion guaranteed at IsGERsoLLs. II, broadway.
con BEAUTIFUL SETS ARTIFICIAL TEETH us.
.DAO. unequRlled for comfort durability and usefulness.
Painless Extracting and Filling Soc 20 81 - East Twenty
second street Dr. LUTHER, sr.. Dentist
4 900 CERTIFICATES. s.-HAyTNG HAD ONE
l.LDC tooth extracted without pain by DR. y. JAY
NILLERs, i55 Grand street two blocks from Broadwy
chrerfuy insert this 70 those suherng
from toothache. Mrs NJ. LEWIS LIS Bleecksr, street
WINES AND LIQUORS.
r BEDS A GRAY, SUCCESSORS OF W. G.. RUDMAN;
IL Celebrated Phadephia Ale for sale. IN barrels Dali
barrels and bottles by WM j. HOWELL, agent, a. No. ~
Jhird avenue corner OF 81 Marks place
r UDwTG HACKER .
ALE AND BEER BREWER
once No. 6s ureeue street, New forf
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A YOUNG LADY, OF 1oOD RErTTE AufaPrr
N disposition adscionse good sppeara ncN mi 80
csile. and goot honsskeeper dssrcs tne Of
rsnierrau hetwesp 20 and 90 OF agreeable manners ana
dspnsiion who would duly appreciate such panlon A.
above described With view " mairinony Idsress in AM
cerity for one week Mary Dougasa. stst,rn p.
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A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, a. YEARS OF AGE, or AN
IA ardent teuperain.n and AGetionate disposition and
recep, OF moderate moons being comparative sam
ts city takes this method of seeking oppOrtGnv
10 make the aco of ysenE lady with gieW a
matrinony. He stpuatss that abs should be rcdrye,
good looking. decidedly intelligent and not than N
years Of age One possessing s above qualifications aud
Sincerely desirous OF meeting The views OF the
will ri. address A. q. courvoiser, Herald olice
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Oa H. SNYDER OF the United States clrcui, Court
'aI a e ss,rki, INSTITUTE SATURDAY evening Feb a.
SUBJECT
Dcator-Sha,i IL be puncf
v,v. ,,.p and womrn OF all political opinions invited
On he present For fun particulars -" large advertisements
~ r rriayis Saturdays Herald Tickets 2,c
p.serr.S w. sras st t. br had NJ SHELLS, 40 Sasssa
strcet nd BALL BLACks
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MATRIMONIAL.

SINGLE GENTLEMAN. FORTY THREE YEARS or
"A age, . sasary " f30p yesr with l!siie
ears desires - marry young adyor widow Ut suitable
age and respeciael,y either N ely or oroornvy Is wi
nor Oh iscouabs. happiness being tbs 1aprh inet
seuce good and good hrsrt big iy ap,rahL AM
one mutually aud sincerely ~ ln~d adde's T. D.
broadway Pos, oncr New York eiil, ,,ns 4 DISPOSE
cate yislte. with the ihai iinu 90
viii regarded sacreily eouaicrusi. References -i
changed.
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ght gnaepeuaeut.
u PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING AT
0skaloosa. Jefferson County, Kansas.
local department.
JOHN v. DAY, Editors.

HOUSE, BRxAK1NG.--On last Saturday,
while most citizens Of the place were
away celebrating the 4th, couple Of
young candidates for future dishoner--
debauched no doubt by bad influences
around lhem-entered the house of Mr..
VIM. TRApP on Delaware street, BY q
window. the family being from home,
and commenced ransacking bureau
drawers and other places 10 ques, Of
valaables. We have not learned as yet
whether they carried any thing off,
They were discovered Ly . neighbor-
ing family. and the youthful rogues
finding they were likely 10 be caught,
'skedaddled.'
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Petition for Dover.

IN the matter Of the petition Of Kexiah Par.
nell for the assignment Of her dover in the es-
tate OF Isaac Parnell, deceased,
Whereas, the said Keziah Parnell, widow Of
Isaac Parnell, deceased late Of Jefferson County,
in the State Of Kansas, has flied her petition in
the Probate Court Of said County, praying for
the assignment and admeasurement Of her dow
err in her late husbands estate; notice is hereby
given to all persons interested in said estate rs
heirs or devisees, or who claim title to any part
of the following described real estate, to wi, =
The northwest fractional quarter Of section two
(?) in township eight 81 OF range seventeen 90,
containing one hundred and sixty seven and bit.
ty eight hundredih { l67 sS-l00) acres. and the
west bait Of the southwest quartet Of section
thirty five (35) in township seven ~ OF range
seventeen IN. containing eighty $50 acres;-
that unless cause be shown 70 said Court on the
first day Of the mex, regular term thereof. to be
begun and held on the 5th day Of October, A. d.
1868, it will be decreed BY said Court, tina: the
said Keziah Parnell be endowed Of ono full halt
part Of the said above described premises. a. and
Tor her dover therein.
Witness JoHH w. DAy, Judge Of
kl said Court, with the seal thereof A.
}SEAL} fixed, ut Office in the village Of o.
(~~S. kaloosa, this 18th day of June, A.
ID. 1868.
l49 JOHN W. DAY, Judge.
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r. The little fellows Of this place
had . picnic of their own getting up
on the Fourth. which was quite credit.
able to their enterprise. When they
returned in the evening. they marched
in procession around the Liberty Pole
on the Public Square, and saluted the
Stars and Stripes. May they all grow
up to be patriotic men and women. in
whose presence treason will blush to
show itself. and upon whose shoulders
will wor,hily fall the mantle of the
fathers and mothers Of the Revolution.
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Correspondence.
army Correspondence.
IsDEPExDEScE, Mo-. June 80, SO.

IsDEPExDEScE, Mo. June 80, SO.
FRIEND RoBERrs:-Co. B. LIST No.
Cavalry have just returned from scout
which resulted in the killing of the rebel
Col. B. F. Parker. Last evening while
in the town Of Wellington. q party Of
four rebels rode up to four Of our men
who were separated from the rest Of
the Co.. and commenced firing upon
them. The fire was quickly returned
and with fatal effect to the bushwhack-
srs. killing one instantly. who after
wards proved TO be the notorious Col.
B. F. Parker. C. s. A.. the bah enter
ing the left side. passing entirely tbro'
him and coming out at the right side.
Another rebel was severely wounded.
but managed to escape. Upon the per.
son Of Col. Parker WAS found several
paroles. certificates Of discharge. taken.
probably, from soldiers who had been
killed BY his men, and his commission
~ Col. and recruiting officer for the
rebel government. He wore a rebel
uniform coat, with the usual insignia
indicating bis rank. . sword belt and
crimson sash - tracs Of Colts navy
rsvolvers we're taken from him. having
the initials Of his name scratched upon
the brass mounting Of each. Thus has
one Of the most noted rebel leaders 10
this District met With the fate be 50
richly deserved.
While on their return 70 this place.
the Co. was fred At by guerillas. but
no one was hit they report two or three
OF the bushwhackers wounded. 70
The four companies Of our regiment
now At this pos'.are in excellent health,
DOT man being on the sick report.
Fa UxIoH.
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From all parts Of the State We hear mos,
cheering accounts ofthe harvested grain
and the growing crops. Undoubtedly
Kansas will be blessed with abundance
this year. for which kind and benif-
cent Providence should be thanked.
The Fourth was celebrated very gen.
orally throughout the State.
Two companies of the ll.h regiment
are at Fort Riley.
Gen. Ewing's efficient policy is bring
ing peace and quiet to the border.
There have been no raids and burning
Of towns. since he has established him
self in command; and his being the true
legal policy, is the only kind that will
succeed. An honest policy all the time
for an honest government.
Our Topeka neighbors say they had
two thousand people from other places
with them on the Fourth.
The rebels under Price are coucen-
trating below for the purpose of driving
our forces out Of the Indian country and
then following them up to invade Kan
sas. Price is reported to have 5000
troops under bis command, and to hold
threatening position towards our small
force under Col. Phillips. An effor. to
re-snfoce and supply him. which i. is
thought will be accomplished is now
being made.
Gen. Fremont has made an arrange.
ment with S. Hallstt 4 Co.. of New
York. depositiug with the firm %. coo.
600. by which they are to become the
financial agents of the Eastern Division
Of the Pacific Railroad, and employ the
funds for its speedy construction. This
will insure the rapid construction of
the road through Kansas. We learn
that the work is being urged forward
already with energy.
Sam. Wood is down on "The Grim
Chiefiain" from week to week like a
cat on q mouse. Sam thinks lie can
'gobble up the Chief We have seen
better things to take.
Gov. Carney has authority to raise q
regiment Of cavalry for the service-for
three years or during the war. 1t is
hoped they will not be ordered out oil
the State except to pursue guerril |as.
unless in case Of emergency.
The cotton crop of Kansas, which
had the appearance Of proving failure
during the cold weather Of the earlier
part Of the season, is now doing we'll.
The hot weather Of the past two weeks
seems to agree with its natural cousti-
tution,' and it will probably make a
fair yield where it stands we'll. The
weather has certainly bsen hot enough
for any purpose of Iate-almo st hoi
enough 10 roast alligators.'
The late rains have interfered with
the gathering in Of the wheat crop in
this section.
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MOTTO E.

Alexander Hans ford. in The State Of Kentucky,
will take notice that David T. Mitchell, OF Doug
las Corn,v, kansas, did. On the 14.h day OF Feb
ruary 1860, file his petition in the District Court
for Jefferson County. Kansas. agn.n.t Alexander
Hnnstori. setting forth that s-id Alexander Hans
ford il Justly indebted To said Mitchell in the sum
Of ss7, Is for morey loaned and advanced by said
Mitchell to said Hansford. with interes; thereon
from the 5th day Of JsnusTy. lsSe, ~ the Iale ct
ten DER cent per annrm Aud said HanstOsd 10
further notified that his real estate situated In
Jefferson Counts, Kansas, to Wit: the south east
quarter Of secsi,n 50, township 10, range IL. has
been attached TO pay said money interest and eoss
of suit. And the said Alexsnder Hansfrd 10 no.
tilted that he is required TO appear and answer
said petition on or before the 10Th do, OF July,
1863. or the same will be taken as conte.-ed.
I4l wv d. +. MITCHELL.
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IN day Of May, A. d. 1863, Letters Of Admin
istration on tbs Estate Of George Kemp, de-
ceased, late Of Jefferson County, Kansas. were
Issued to Alexander Owen, By the Probate
Court of said County and State. All persons
having claims sgainst said estate, arc required
10 exhihit thsm Tor allowance within one year
after the date Of Sid letters, or they may b
osecluded from any benefit Of said estate; and
II ouch claims be not exhib7ted within three yesrs
from ~ date of Md letterp, sh~y Will b forev.
er barud. ALEAANDEh Wv hN,
li6-3wt3,O0. ADMINISTRATOR.
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TUMoR EXTRACTED. NEWELL
has shown us a small eacysted tumor
which he extracted from the head of Mr.
J. Downing, of this place. In shape. it
somewhat resembled an eye-tooth. and
under the glass exhibited the porous
characteristics of the skin ia diseased
condition. 1t q was tough. gris.ly or
cartilaginous substance, and when first
removed contained living animalcule OF
the largest size. 1t was extracted by
medicine without the aid of surgeon 8
instruments.
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Administrators Sale.

I will offer at Public Sale at the late residence
Of George Kemp. deceased, in Fairfield, Jefferson
county. Kansas.
On Saturday, July II. 1853.
The following personsl property belonging to tine
Estate of the said deceased:
I Roam Bull, 2 Cows and Cali, and yearling
Heller; l set Of Blncksmith's Tools, Chest OF
Carpenter Tools, CrDss-cut Saw. Gun, Shaw
ing box, Churn, Fanning Mill, SchoOp Shovel,
Moving Scythe, PiOw StretcheFs aud u lot Of
Lumber.
A credit until the frs, Of January, 1854. will
be given on all sums over three dollars. BY pur-
chaser giving note with approved securities; MI
der three dollars, cash in hand.
Sale to commence Al one O'Clock, p. NJ on said
Jsy. ALEXANDRA OWEN,
i46 3w Administrator.
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Administrators Sale.

T WILL offer q Public Sale, At the late resi-
i dence of Elisha Nance, deceased, in Ken
lucky Tcwnrhip, Jeherron Co. Kansas, on
saturday, July IS, 1868.
The following property, belonging to the Estate
of said deceased:
Pony Mare, Watch, Coat, and Saddle.
credit until the lst day Of January, 1854,
on all sums Of g and upwards. by the purchaser
giving note with approved securities; al sums
under s. cash in hand.
Sale TO commence At O'Clock, p. n. on said
day. DENNIS TAYLOR.
i49-3w % Administrator.
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Notice to Unknown Heirs,

NOTICE is hereby given, that on or about the
18th day OF September, A. D. 1861. one Ewing
L. Moxley died by dr0w ming in the Kansas Riv
er, At or near Lawrence, Kansas. Said deceased
was OF light complexion, had light l,air and whis-
kerst and was little above medium hight His
place OF nativity is not known. Letters Of Ad-
ministrati0n on the estate of the said deceased
were issued to the undersigned BY the Judge Of
on the 18th day of April. 1852. Said estate has
been appraised at twelve hundred and ninety.
nine dollars and ninety cents, (el290 90). There
being no known heirs to said estate, persons
claiming to inherit from the said Ewing L. Mox.
ley. deceased, are required to establish the fact
BY filing legal proof in the Probate Court Of sid
County. RICHARD HULL,
l47.7w18,4O Administrator.
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Certificate Lost.

month of June, 1862 lost the following Tax
Certificates, to wit: No. s64 FIRST sales Jefferson
County. Kansas, for taxes; No. 7e7 second sales,
and 2036 ihird sales. The tax OF 1862 10 paid
and entered on the Certificate No. 3O36. All Of
which are on s. w. u Of 17-l0-l7. In Jefier-
son County. Kansas.
This is, therefore, 10 WARN ill persons from
purchasing or tradiag for said Certificates.
w. N. ALLEN.
Oskslooss, July ., 1868. 15O-3w