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CTi,ical History u the Doctrine Of Future lie ~ wm
Eeeae'v.le Aisr syo. pp. - ridlat' pit; Osorg
". thI1s sod ~ th-rts J. Evlns.
Once, a,b ~ julia Kayansh. l2mo. Up. l-0 D. apple
Tue pe, Bird, sri Ohsr s,ohes BY Cousln Ailce Neu
edition lsao Pp l37. The Same.
Keep cool Heart ory ioi hs Merry Chi 'a,s Tia.
- by Cousin CAME. limo. pp 29i. Tie Same
Psasgr sfd ir,l.' Of Le.sou.on tte IoTas rsyer ~
Bic Manncf' loao, Up. 10 4le same
a, Hone aud Agrozd or lloW TO Behave. by drs Manners
qeug.a, q AID Triumph. With Other Stories ny yrgini,
To~nsend. limo. PIP. $40. Cincinnati: Poe Alleh
lie Cane Of Drsofi,s by Henry spsy,h i2mo. pp 70
r.. Rebellion Of TO Cavaliers limo. PIP. "a sneiah
TAesse Of (nuae limo PIP. ~ Robert Garter Bro,s,r
Children. Sayings. o. k-y Life Lone. ~ CslLArias
E,..t. 3 Malon llal-ed. i2lpo; %, ssS The Same.
Classic Quotations BY james Eie. Emo pp 10 Jane.
qls Gaa.%sy Match BY ar,. Henry Wood. svo; pp 49,
bashe Ray. Novel by Anthony Irclops- syo. Up i2s
rr.ecsI ofsa mar :, Tie French L.ngusge By William j.
Knapp 4. n. limo. pr. 81 Tie sumo.
Lode. Ls,, Term 1T St. Msrys by Toe Author OF "Ru,-
Tn iHs Of Je.l. BY krpe,, R.rsn. Trnssd RON The
s5'siss French BY Charles Edwin wlboar iamo. Pp
Spectacle. fof Youog Eyes Moscow. Second Ed,,on By
T vi.h L.ndeT. l2mo. PIP ac1 boston: Walker
shs Fs,"sr Boy, and How He Became couu.ndsru. Chief
sny s s yuvseA Edited BY "ul 81. Ilayer. l2mo
sA' 20 so '& sss Il E.s. tue 4:;ss, Wide Word"
$3.50. -. sN'o,tl q ofotitrs
Eelsob a sons saw ~ TN' -
C'n'er.siion. dodsctns Poetry By Mira Charlotte Smith
Toe Mercy Scat o. Thoashts Prayer by Augs.,u. C.
IhomP.on, ~ -. aIme PIP. 3.3 Boston: Gould [. Lin.
Isan Belin; Of Adventures Of I.tte French p r., ~
az brshst Translated from the Fseneh ko. % as5
Boston LOTng $1,000 W '"''
& Budget q Pm for Little Folks BY Am, ,farre ,,,,
pp z33 Tho Sane ''
gctlefs tie jones'. ~ Timouy rhcoms i-o ID, AT
Charles s,rltnef. ii'
Ele ard 1iaes u Nshsn Eans D. D; By Abel Seven.
49, HI ID. i2uo.. PIP f2G. Carton i,Iser.
No poicr Arftf4 o. sp4c, ft, stI lYl llrs
in l~fsesss ~ ga officer no, pI' IT, j. IS
t<sgl,o,s CO. Sod 20 ..bg->1 loA.sS.
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Destructive FIRE IN WEST TWENTY EIGHTH


,rEEF1-At about - p. m. on THURSDAY; nu,i :, IN
discovered ls5nrg nom range of s'api's ..V ,th
.fren lot between Iveniy-eghth and i ts' 80
fe,ts near Eleventh avenue and pei're ~. 80 40.
e ortuguisAcd tho buildings were Iaii~.s Ii.
. r,,ed Tho premises were Owned ~ '' t "."'
Id tho loss IL cstnnted ut about go 40 y, -
James McGnn. carimsn VIC ~ In ~. -
Ill., md ono AZ his horses bnrned ~ dea'h oe4ofe
a 10 .c@c srSs ,St & barnes o sss S'
nnrnt tie estimates his loss AZ u. ~ ~ 90
cst hat he vas rescued nninared. Tie fire Also
~N' -" :, fbe rear OF No. 35i West Twenty 'nnta
,c,rIed as a color factory by Charles Me;ssr,
go ,r NE stock the extent Of about sJoo tuiy
.'rssi No $50 u frame dwelling house. owned ~
l ~ rbom pson was damaged about $500. said 10 bs
need IL was occupied by George Lord aud barney
Xxx. The flmcr loses about $3.50, and the latter e@o~
3, Mruiture; no insurance. No 800 also Frame
T.. ,ilne. owned and occup-ed by Michael Senbenlsrd.
lun}td about 1850; insured for $500 IN the iaclia
.I $3.50 ia the firomcu's lrsuraree Go. me nis 10
tpoU..d to have beou the WORK oi two malicious 10.
, nau, boon seen t. leave The stable shoitl b,l'ie
fc laiies hslst forth. The boys are wA known n
uclglLonOod and Fire Marshal Baker WHO il.e~'
lsl lhc origin OK tho tire has ordered taoif arre~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05

An excellent juvenile story entitled Jeen
Bs!ir or. Tie AireHfurss Of Ls fferc' Boy trans.
iated from the French Of ALYRgD De BREuAT Las been
brought out b. Lorng. The publisher bas issued
collection If original stories. entitled 4 BaGra Of
Fun for Lrls Folks BY AUXT &AGCIR, wAioh deserve
70 DO warmly commended " then yi'se.'y ANA simple
beauty.
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We have received from T. Nelson & Sons

We lave received hOm T. Nelson & Sons,
an English edition Of Conrvsafioas introducing Po.ry
by Mrs CHARLOTTE S.nIa consisting q selecti1A8
from the poets various subjects Of nairra. history
with familiar and explanations intended for
the e children Of al ages. FROM tie ho1se
We have Liriag IL Earuesi, by JoErH JoEasos. con.
tanning series OF admirable Instructions for young
mon illustrated by examples and incidents from tie
lives Of distinguished peIsJnaces. j! is q book q *
celent and spirit ar is relieve. from TIE foGnaliiy
Of didaetc essay. b! lis pTof-2on Of biosE spca d.
tails.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05

ni.ulp and sublmity which, to dn regard were
the weakness and blindness Of sgic1ie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05

HISTORY or Wy ST POINT By Csr.ain FDrAKD c. Bors
Tos a. NJ 0so. p. 90. d. Van Nosirsnd
The materials for a complete history Of West
Point intending its position during the American Eero
LUTON and the or yin AID progress Of tic Military
Academy are here presented with approach 10 az
orderly arrangement but not digestei into q compact
and luminous narrative The volume has been revised
by authorities at tie Academy and Is issued with their
expectation but Is by means ored.t!e TO the IL
erary character Of that Institution.
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INTIMIDATION ANpCOYpRONISr. BY loas MAso'
~ m. = ErA-ca LnnireL

MULTIPLICATION AND COMPROMISE. ny loaS MASON
WfiLiAxs. 8vo Pr. 81 Francis hontfeL
In this tract issued by the " Loyal Publication
Society" O, Eew.York. Judge Williams Of Iassacha'
set, d,eusses question Of American history and poll
t;os with eminent ablity and force. He takes The
ground ,ha. at tbs time OF The outbreak O. nauAeoH
in South Carolina. great mistake committed by
the Federal Government Of which the country Is no"
suffering the bitter consequences is the general i'm
preston Tat President Jackson by his energetic md
decisive measures eieetusy put down the notification
movement. and prevented the threatening rebellion Of
South Carolina in 1879. Judge Williams argues TINT
ls was far from being the case. Modification was Ao'
mt down BIS President Jackson any ono else IN 1875
or spy other time On the contrary. its demands
were In substance conceded to 1t ly Congress on
the urgent recommendation Of tie President nm
seK After tie issue Of hs celebrated proclamation
NJ December TO- 1892 South Carolina retrseed nothing
She abated not single ioia Of her professions bL.
hurled back her defiance OF the National Government
end prepared to sustain Der claims by mtsry force In
this dix NINA the Government at the us.loce OF lIosi
dent Jackson instead OF calmly facing The eyeeneie'
az tie case adopted tic policy OF compromise, and post
roned the eruption Of tho volcano until tie present time
There could not havr been more fOyorshlc moment
according to Judge Williams to decide tic question o.
supremacy between tie laws Il the Union and those o.
tho individual States Souta Carolina hae rendered the
wager OF battle But sic stood alone IL tie Controversy
Not one Of her sister States approved ler course 1lc
President was in tho fli blaze Of bis popularity Gen
Scott wss in tie lus.y yigor Of manhood ead every
throbof his heart was loyal 70 the Union Geiacl'
rnept Of military and naval forces had b-en sent to
Charleston Csc reso.Ue blow would have crushed fer
ever the<yirit OF notification; but that bon was not
struck The Compromise bill was passed " Congress-
II was accepted by South Caroinli bu. O. the sane tine
the State proceeded to nuiy the Force BIZ n an ord
nance which was never repealed. reTosed or modified
TIE task o. vindcang tie national supremacy was thus
left TO the present generation, aud we aro now suffering
in tears and blood the consequences Of the mistake. IN
concluding his powerful argument Judge Williams pro-
tesla against tie temqorizng policy which sacrifices
future permanent good 10 sent and transient conYc
riencs insists That renera On has right 10 relieve
fse from troubles BIZ casting them on succeeding one
and uTgs the III portanee Of dealing death Blow
Siac.y IN order transmit ~ pOscry our inherit
ance " freedom.
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the fire. comprising the Saga of King Olaf with us
numorou. episodes as related in tho em nss. e.
Ia" Atlcngth, the time comes for the guests ''
part, the stories have ell been heard ana nothing
remains for the joyous company but sleep ana ~
mantle dreams.
r,s bour was late; the FIRE burned low.
The Landlord eyes were ccseC AZ sioen
And near the storv's end deep
Sonorous sound NJ times WIS heard,
A, when the GiStait bagpip0s blow.
Al this III laughed; the Landlord strreu'
AS one awGkiui from sTound'
And, gazing anxlously around
Protected that be had not scpt
But only smut his ewes, nnd sept
His ears attentive to each WoTG.
Then all arose end said coco Nis'''
Alone remained lAe cr3wss SUI
TO rake the oriNssS Of the hie, So,
And queuoh the waning parln ls" ~,
While from the sindoVs, here ana tlolH
.Ibe scettared lamps moment gieahen'
Ana tho i,iumined hostel seemed
Tbo constellation oi tie Bear
UownyaId athVGrt the misty eT'
S;nkiag ond sett ne toward the sun
Ear OF. the yAiGee clock s.rdc- one
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05

TIN Volume closes with short CoLieV'lO1 OF
weller poems. entitled Birds Of Passage" when
have already been separately published, aud con-
prisine some Of the most exquisite o0mposi@ons OF
the author. Among them ore "The ChildIehs
Hour" remarkable for rs frohcsomo, tender con-
ceits the noble lines on the sinking OF the Jumper
land, the thoughtful stanzas entitled "snow'
Flakes" and the final poem called "Weariness'
presenting Mfepicturo Of melting pathos in verses
as beautiful end sweet as thcy are sad.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-14
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
1869.

The New York Tribsne, first issued in 1871, in its
twenty year obtained both larger and more
widely used circulation than any other newspaper
Psbshed in America. Though it has suffered, in COM
with her Journals from the and depart
of Of thousands Of ts patroes ia the
War FOR the Union, characterization the 9th Of December,
1882 is follows: Daily 5O125; Semiweekly, L. $50;
Weekly, 14S OOO-total 2l5,S75.
Preeinently journal of News and of Literature, the
Tribune has political convictions which well character
lied by the single word REPUBLICAN 1t is Republican in
its hearty sdeon to the great truth that God has made
Of blood all nations of men-Republcan in it's
ton Of the equal aud nalenabie rights of all life,
liberty, and the pursuit of in it's
seads earnest defiant hostility to every scheme and eff
fort of tie Slave Power from the Annexation of to
the great Rebellion to grasp the empire Of the New World
and WELD the Of country for its agran
xnsent-Repubcan in its anagonism the aristocrats
and dspots OF the Old World who ondly hail in the pers
and calamites Suddenly thrust upon their American
counterpart The overthrow and ruin of the Model Republic
Republican in its hope and ~ its faith and effort that this
atrocious Rebellion must result in the signal overthrow of
its poters and the firm establishments of equal rights and
equal laws throughout the whole extett of countr
wherein Liberty and Union shall indeed be one and
sepersbls" henceforth and forever.
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1863. 1868.
PROSPECTUS OF
N EW YORK LED GE r.

There great deal of talk among contemporaries
about the great rise in the price of paper and the
cessy of corresponding rise in the price ofnewspapers
We do not agree with friends the last PROPOSE
ton. 1t that paper has gone up fghtfaly-ffy
per cent. at lea, and is sth its way 1p But what
of that Publishers have for had good time with
ow-priced paper and made large profits; and that
times have changed they should pay the enhanced price
for paper without whining and attempting to get back
difference oftens ofhousanas Of dollars yearly but
shall increase the price of the Ledger THAT will
main it is We afford it. The retail price will
continue be4 cents; and club terms they al
have been Our subscribers have stuck to when
paper cheap and do not intend to increase
rates to them when it is dear. at is Door rule
that wont work both ways"
All old csnlributers have been reefgaged for the
ensuing year corps will be large, and will en-
brace such variety eminent talea: that every Depart
ment of literature will receive the particular attention Of
competent to do it ample and special Justice Ia
fact, contributors will send as from week to week
mach more matter than We possibly that
shall always have fresh and superabundant supply from
which to selsct the very best
The following the Dames ofsome ofour leading
presentesuch array distinguished and popular
Hon. Edward Everett Rev, John s. c. Abbott, William
Cullen Bryant, John G. SAKE, Geo. p Morris, p Will
lis Geo. D. Prentice. Sylvanns Cobb, Jr Emmerson Ben.
net on Constellano T. Durivage William Ross Wallace
Arthur, z Hamilton Myers, Col. Walter B. Dunlap,
Mrs Sguurney Mrs Southworth, Fanny Fern Annie Cora
Richie, Alice Cary, Mary Forest Miss Dupuy, Mary
Stanley Gibson, Carons Chesetrou, Ethal Lynn, Mrs
Estelle Anna Lewis Amy Randolph and many cergymen'
professors in colleges, statesmen and other eminent wri
tiers residing in different parts of the United States.
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SheriF's Sale.

The State of Kansas county of Marshall
Orwell c.. Horr vs. D. D. White & Co.
By virtue Of o vendi bearing date January
II, A.. D. 1868, to me directed and delivered, is
sued in the above entitled cause out Of the dis.
trict court of the second judicial district of the
State of Kansas, sitting within and for the coun-
ty Of Marshall, 1 will on the 18th day Of March
A. D. 1868, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. Il.
aad o'clock P. NJ Of said day at the door Of the
court house in Marysville. Marshall county,
State of Kansas, offer at public sale to the high
est bidder for cash all the right title and inter-
est of the above named Defendent in and to the
following described real estate, to wit: lot 8 in
block n lot in block (7) lot in block y lot 2
in block (s) lot Tin block 0l) lot l in block
(14) lot in block (l4] lot in block (27) lot
in block (34) lot in in block az lot in block
1927 lot in block (55] lot 8 in block I'LL ly-
ing and being situated in the town Of Palmetto,
Marshall county, STATE Of Kansas. And the
following lands and tenements 10 the town Of
Marysville proper to wiz: lot one II in block Fl
lot y in block (44 lot in block [191 lot (5]
in block Isl lot Isl in block [22] lot (12] in
block 1897 lot ri in block ia lot[l] in block
(75] lot (1Ol in block III lot [6] in block (71l
lot f9] in block a. lot (6) in block (4ol lot
in block [l02] lot Isl in block 1901 lot (3l in
block [7SJ lot (s] in block [7ol lot { in block
lot (3) in block (114 lot f4) in block az lot (6)
in block (1O9)lo az in block 1881 lot n2) in
block 90 lot (6) in block az lot az in block
(4s) lot (lO) in block 1887 lot (s) in block (44),
all lying and being situated in Mary sville (prop-
cry Marshall county, kansas. Said property
to be sold to satisfy the above vendi and costs.
Given under my hand this 18th day of February
A. D. 1868.
n46l G.D.swEARINGEN, Sheriff.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
The State Of Kansas, Marshall county

The State Of Kansas, Marshall county
James Streeter vs. Emil C. Hooper.
By virtue of an order Of sale, bearing date
February Is, A. D. 1853, to me directed and de-
ivered issu ed in the above entitled cause out OF
the Second Judicial District of the State Of Kan
sas, sitting within and for said county Of Mar.
shall, 1 will on Tuesday the 7th day Of April
A. D. 1868, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. n.
and o'clock P. II. Of said day, 1t the court
house door, in the town of MarSsville IN the
county Of Marshall and State Of Kansas, offer at
public sale to the highest bidder for cash in hand
oil the right title and interest Of the above
named defendants in and to The following de-
scribed property, to wit: The south east quar-
ter Of section twelve, ny in township two 81
south Of range six, l6) east, situated, lying
anc being In the county Of MHshsll, State
Of Kansae. Said property 70 Be sold BY me in
accordance with the command Of said order Of
sale. Given under my hand this 5th day Q!
March, 4. D. 1888. z IU -
CD. SwEARINGEN, Sheriff.
j. D. BruI,baugh, plfs city. n4s
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
The State of Kansas, Marshall county


James Streeter vs. Lorenzo D. Rich.
By virtue of an order of sale bearing date
18th February, A. D. 1868, to me directed and
delivered issued in the above entitled cause out
Of the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict Of the State of Kansas, sitting within and
for the county CT Marshall, will on Tuesday the
7th day Of April, A. D. 1868, between the
hours of 10 A. r. and o o'clock P. NJ, of said day
at the court house door in Marysville, in the
county of Marshall, State Of Kansas, offer at
public sale to the highest bidder for cash, all
the right, title and interest Of the above named
defsndents, in and to the following described
real estate to wit; the south half Of north
east quarter and north half south east quarter
Of section four, az township two ~ south Of
range six, (6) lying and being situated In
Marshall county, State of Kansas; said prop
erty to be sold BY me in accordance with the
command Of said order ofsals.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of March
A. ,. 1868. T lem
CD. SwEARINGEN, Sheriff
I'D. Brunhaugh. plfs atty. n49
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Sheriff. Sale.

The State Of Kansas, County Of Marshall.
Joseph Samuels vs. William Barrett.
By virtue Of On execution bearing date Janu-
airy 14th, A. D. 1853, to me directed and deliver
ed, issued in TIE above entitled cause. out Of the
district court of the second Judicial district Of
the State of Ksnsss, sitting within and for Mar
shail county, will on the 10Th day 81 March 4:
D. 1868, between the hours of 10 o'clock A b.
and o'clock T. n. of said day at the court hou'S
door in Marysv vile, in the county of Marshall.
Stste of Kansas, offer ut public sale to the high.
est bidder for cash. al the right, title and inter-
est Of the above named defendenti in Ahd to the
following described real estate, to wit: Lots Eve
(6) and six (6) in block twenty -four GA in
Ballard Morralrs addition to. Palmetto,
lying and being situated within thsinsorporats
limits Of Marysville, MaTshsll county, State Of
Kansas, and to be sold to satisfy the shove exc
cution and COSTS 20 Z 80
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of reb'us
cry A. D. 1883 lh@ ~ - , .sz.alo
u.DswEARNaxS, Sheriff:
J. D. Brumbaa ii; Plfs aaa'y 49,
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FURS. FURS.

Joseph Semuels is paying the highest market
price in cash, ct his stsre in Mrrysville. for
Furs, such - Otter, Beaver, Badger, Mink,
Wolf, Coon SC sc. All persons having furs
will do wen to apply 70 Ssmuefs before going
elsewhere, Is he pays the highest market price.
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nkerl6s Sale.
-. }. rA,sAs Nlarshall county, So.

DIS Ruter use of ". A. Norton vs Pal
-. Town Company,
pstt0 1 iss Of two vendis, each bearing date
10Th A. D. 1863. to me directed and
fsoru.33 ;ssued in the absve entitled cause ont
District court Of the second judicial dis;
!rlsW,% GILMAN county, 1 viii on the lst day Of
b' D. 1863, between the hours Of 10 o.
lpfi+ N and / o'clock P. NJ, Of said day, at
sl's. - house door in Marysville in the county
'sSs...sh.lL State of Kansas, offer 1T Public
d s ,hs highest bidder for cash; all the right,
OLE " y. =; ;aterest of the s6ove named defendant
h''s ~; 70 he following describedreal estate, to
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SALT!
Which zee pM sell at the Bottom Of ~
Market!

Dealers from Pixies Peak snd Salt Lake and the Ints
Of Kansas will ind in store large assortment Of
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GOODS,
Which We will sell 1T rates to Suit SO
WAR TINES!

There ar. twoEAR68 GROCERY U in Atchisoa
besides ours. and think strangers DIV We CHEAPER
than at any city in this vicinity. Callan all and on
IL buy our house, when sell At 70 br advantage
GIN nl3 STEBB1 s 60.
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Petition for Divorce.
Jouh Dunbar, plaintiff, vs. Sarah Elite Dunbar,
Defendant.
In the Second District court within and for the
counties Of Marshall, Washington, ct al at
tached, IN the Stste of Kansas.
Sarah Elite Dunbar, ofthe State of lows, will
take notice that john Dunbar of the county Of
Washington in the State of Kansas, did on the
18th day Of February, 1868, file his petition in
the court aforesaid against the said Sarah Elite
Dunbar. defsbdent praying that he may be di-
vorced from the said defendant for the cause Of
villfnl absence for the space of year prior to
the Cling Of his petition, without cause or prov
oca<ion on his part and the said Sarah Ete Dun
bar 10 notified that she 10 required d appear and
answer said petition on Or before he 1lth day Of
April 1868. JOHN DUNBAR,
= i-ass'si BY J. D. Brumbsugh, his Attorney.
Feb. %, 1858. sae 6tis