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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-12

- TATE OF vERM ut.

- a / T. q + l. X @ y /
- WA+HlNGtON DISTRICT. s.
In rrurtc Court held AZ M'niperr On said Dis.
tti1 oo tbn lq.h da, of May, A. D 1863.
Niltnw Gnll admini-tatut Oi the estate of stephen
uodc' lata VI Mortified. in said district dfceAsod.
rrf.euts Dos Administration fJi examination and
allowance and makes application Tor deer N dis
irihuon and nartun Df the estate Of said o. ceased.
Whorcuror is ordered bv said Court That nad ac-
count nud said application no referred ptsa n II
said Count boo held the Probate Office n said Mont
heller oa fht Vth daY ~ June A D. 1908. 'ir hear
irp and decision thereon And 81 is urthef ordered
thar notice hereof bcgyeu to all pcrsons interested by
publication NJ the fhrce weeks ~sirely in the
Vermont Wtthm'n and State journal. newspaper
pub i.hsd OF npelier ireviuus 60 said time appoint
ed for hearing, ihl' thoy may apuehr said zine and
place and shnN causr. n any ihct may have Why
s'id account should o. be alus and such decree
made.
u, ihc Court
5t5i Aucrt y /, MERRILL, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-12

Mr. CANPENrEE. ofGpDrersr. So lawrence o7n-
'y, hasu.ed BRANpRErd, pHa mr uir, ,ear- Al,
Die family mrucu' They euuJh.n OF i,,,i a.d argue
aud co.lseuv,., vhrnao "a,ttd ICED D. lhc most d.
p'rabie weas 's. sud oa,u twas supposed no ued-
riue could save BISON
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DENT osKALoosA KANSAS, SATURDAY DECEMBER &c, 1863

Owners CT wood in A,cliison tool
advantage of the recent cold weather &c
ask 80 cord for wood. We have an
impression those men would take some.
thing for nothing" if they had a
chance.
Six companies of the l1ih regimen,
have been ordered TO Humboldt. Major
Plumb in command.
The Mayors Court of Leavenworth
from December 1st to 2ist. paid into
the city treasury 1854.
Gov. arney offers a reward of 5000
for the arres, and delivery at the Nema-
ha county Jail of Benz. F. schaffer, sen
fenced to the Penitenliary for Eve years
from that county for rape. He broke
Jail.
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Ihe lqeeps4asqf.

This weekly Religious, Literary. and Family
journal, edited by
RLv, HENRY WARD BEEcatR,
Rkv. JosHUA LsAyITr, and THIoDoRE TILTos
Is issued IN the same form and at the same low
price of
aJ- TWO DOLLARS re : aNHUM, 81
Notwithstanding the great advance in white pape
a. Affords It's Eseaaers: .
Fair ard thoughtful editorial discussions OF the
most importunt facts, occurrences, and interests
oil this nation and The world
n comprehensive record Of facts, men, aud
movements OF the Religious World
A fuil and careful weekly history Of the prog
ress of the Rebellion.
Ample chronicles of the important general
news, home and foreign.
Fair and careful accounts of new books; made
on the express principle oil serving as guide 10
buyers.
Interesting correspondence from Washington,
IRON the West. from the Army, from Abroad.
SiA columns week of carefully selected mat
ter for Family Reading: being prose and poetry.
suited 10 Interest both the Old and Youpg
toll chronicle OF the progress OF business
and OF the prices OF merchandise, produce, and
live stock in New York City.
u
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-12-26

GoDEY's LADY's Book for January
le64,is received. and 10 one Of the bes
numbers Of the work Ne have seen. L
10 most beautifully adorned. and has I
6ne array Of literary contents. The
Biographical sketch of ALICE B. HAVEN,
= vortby tribute to most worthy lady,
y real gem. Remember the an
.ouncemsnts Of Cooley for the coming
year. which We published some weeks
anes. and send for the Book-the m 81
s'sgant Of the fashionable magazines
'of ladies'. Cooley is always ahead.
eSayear. two copies Is. three copies
y; six copies $40, nine copies ei5;
sVslvs copies $50. L. A. Cooley.
Philsdelphis.
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Sherif'S Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS. } So.
County or JEFFERSON.

STATE or KANSAS, SS.
Mary v. S. Lane, Plaintiff,
Hugh Cameron. Thomas Armor and 7. J. Rib.
bic Defendants
By virtue OF an order Of sale to me directed
and delivered. issued cut Of the First Dis,ric,
Court Of the State Of Kansas, sitting in and for
Jefferson County in said State. will, on
Tuesday, February ed, A, D. 1854,
between tho honrs Of II o'clock, H., and one
o.,lock, r. n, Of said day. At the Court House
Door in the village OF O.kaloos,, in the County
and State aforesaid. offer at public sale, 10 The
hghen bidder, Tor cash in hand. all the right. IL
lie and interest of the ADORE named defendants
in aud to the following de scr bed property to wit:
The south.wes quarter of section thirty-two
(32) in township nine t9) OF range twenty (2e),
Eat Delaware Trust Lands, in said county OF
Jsiisr.cn and Stnie OF Kansas.
Said n, owe described property has been duly
appraised at twelve hundred dollnrs tSI 2o0l
Said property levied on and 10 be sold A. he
property of tbs above namcl defendants
III 5w N. W. TAYLOR. Sheriff.
SheFiH's Office. Okla ioosa, Dee. %, 1853.
y lion Stnsro,, AIRY or Pa
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A1erry Christmas

To all our readers! The anniversary
is here. and young hearts are on the
tiP-toe of expectation concerning the
visit Of good old Kris Kringle with his
load Of toys. Isnocent childhood! A
few more years and the merry christ.
mas will be but a memory, the reality
of life will have taken the romance from
the fur-covered Toy-King, never to
tinge again. with its golden dye. tbs
coming Holiday. But now a happy
joyous Christmas to all the little ones!
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Tss PRAIsIs FAsMER.-This paper
aands ssmber one among western Ayr
esl'nral journals. Its published week
y t Chicago. and 10 adapted to prairie
e'sotr'ss especially. Each number
contains l6 three column pages. edited
s'th care and ability. giving full depart.
esnts Of Agriculture. Horticulture,
domestic Economy. Market Reports.
A'sesIlsny. News etc. Farmers will
ma this > most valuable paper. one they
sm Dot wish 10 part With after having
eaes made its acquaintance. The pub
ashsn ofsr q handsome list of Premi-
sne tor elshs iron Ten names upwards.
&C for specimen number. and see
- valuable works you can get for a
~ Isbor. books. Sowing Machines,
ssrssltural Implemsnts &c. es a
}s:'. Ten copies l6. Emery 4 Co..
vAisgo. III.
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Our readers in the older State car
hardly appreciate the fact that on on,
Kansas Prairies on the level ground til.
winds blow some places bare,in storm
while in others the snow is heaped ut
in winrows from two to six feet deep
Such is the fact. AT the present time
there is bare ground in our streets and
ridges several feet deep miniature
mountains and valleys.
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NOTICE.

Alexander Hansiord, OF the State If Kentucky
will take notice that David L. Mitchell, OF Doug
las county, Kansas, did, on the IA h Gay Of Feb
runry, lo6o, fife his petition nj the District Cour,
IN and Tor jefferson unity, Kansas, agtiISl the
said Alexander !ians.ord, setting forth ihst the
SAID Alexander ilanSford Is justly fneebied 20 the
said Mi,et eli ia The sum Of 500 lDJ,io. :;:c::-
ey iolned and advanced by said Nj chez. TO said
tuHsioId, with interest ths rem from the 9th day
OF January 1859, AZ the rate Of tea per cent. rer
anuuni, aid lray ing that judgment nc T. ndered
thereon In favor OF SAID MIfchell and against Tbs,
said Alexander II snsford for Ihe sum 81 SsI,IS
together with interest thereon from the 9th day
OF January, 1859, al The fa.-oi ten per cent. pef
annun, with cost OF sal That on the iJ:h Gay
oil October 1861, all order OF attachment Was L
sued thereon from the Clerks office OF SAID coa'fR
to the Sh,riI OF Jefferson coGaiy, hansas. and
that tie southeast quarter Of -ecion thirty tin ee
(:3) in township ten 10 of range sevcSieen a.,
In j tfcrson county, naasas, has been attached
as the property OF -aid Hansiord, To satisfy such
clsia; and ,se said Alexander II snsiori is noti-
iiei shat lie IS required /, appear and answer
Or oemur 10 said petition on OF before the l,h day
Of January, 1864, or the same Viii be taken a.
confessed, and Judgment rendered thereon.
b. L. MITCHELL.
Attest, ". n. ALLEN, Clerk,
Il, l.. Nc ARTHUR, ID. Z. l61 1w
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From the First Kansas.

We have letter from our CORES.
pondent in the First Kansas. dated a,
Baninia. small station on the rail.
road from vicksburg to Jackson. abou,
one and a half miles from the Ri,
Beack }. Dec. 7th. 1868, from which
we take these items:
We have been at this place since
Oct. 4th. There is nothing Of impor.
lance going on in this vicinity a. pre-
sent. No rebel force in this part of the
country except few scouts and guer-
r'iias. who prowl about our lines for
the purpose of annoying our pickets.
They have been at this so long our
General concluded to put stop to it;
and part Of the LIST Kansas was order
ed out last evening TO look after them.
We started after dark. and afier rid
my some six or seven miles, came to a
house that had been suspicioned OF
harboring the rascals. When within a
te" rods of the dwelling. the squad
separated and surrounded the house
This done the officer in command or
dered the rebels to come OUT and
one Of the chaps came FORTH He
was fine looking chap-Cap,ain Of a
company Of the rebel scouts-.he same
who had been firing at our pickles.
AS soon rs he was secured the house
was searched for others, but none were
fouud--they had all 'skedaddled' in
time except tie Captain. who was so
entent'y engaged chatting with his lady
love as not to hear our approach.
The others had left their horses. four
fine ones, behind. which 18th their
equipments, we brought off.
The health of the regiment is pretty
good-only five or skin the regimeutal
hospital. end ten or fifteen in camp on
the sick list, and excused from duty.
An effort is being made to have the
regiment re-enlist as veterans when the
tern expires. do not know what will
be the result Of the effort.
The wea her is very pleasant and
mild here-havs had a few frosty
nights; end ice one night last week an
inch thick.
Nothing of further interest.
T. G.. z.
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Kansas News.
T. G.. 2.

a man was FOUND hanging 20 ths
limb of tree four miles south west o
A,chison few days since-supposec
TO have been hung for horse stealing
The Leavenworth papers were in &c
stacies over the good sleighing there s
few days ago. Everything that could
slide was impressed into the service o.
the pleasure seekers. Fine skating OF
the river.
Some villain set fire to the grain O.
II. n Beauchamp. Doniphan county
last week. The fire consumed Boo
bushels Of oats. some lumber aud out.
buildings. Only by the greatest exer.
lion was the dwelling saved.
A couple Of the light I'm ered chaps
attempted to rob Mr.. KimberlIne Of
Dcniphsn county. some days since, and
carried of 10 buckshot for their pains,
leaving two good horses and equip.
men,s behind. That's the way TO serve
'em.
The Champion says bots Of the hale
bucks about Alchison have reached the
age Of 40 since the prospect for draft.
ing was good! The amendment in Con-
g,ess will cut them down after all! The
same paper says the harness makers OF
lhs. city made srike for higher wages
and received an advance of pay.
The Bulletin thinks there will be no
draft in this State.
The 10Th is ordered away on distant
duty.
Col. Cloud has recently been in Ieav-
enworlh. He is one Of the best officers
Kansas has in the field.
Dr.. J. w. Robinson. formerly Secre.
tary of State. Surgeon Of the Second
Kansas, died at Fort Scott recently.
Col. Hawkins. of East Tennessee. has
been making speeches in Leayenworth.
He is radically Union.
The members Of the NJ. L. A. Of
Leavenworth are having merry time
over the approaching election Of officers.
Three tickets are already in the field
the las. composed exclusively Of bach
eIors. BacheIors indeed II every body
and the rest Of mankind had done and
we're doing a. they are. there would be
no Associa,ion-'no nothing. Ii the
wish the institution kept up
let them beware Of bachelors I! A. bach.
elor Board 4? Psbaw 1t would be dry
- chipl
Cummings. Of the Topeka Tribune.
has been sick. We trust he will be able
to take bis seat 10 the House. ss there
is work for him TO do 10 that body
Gambling has reached fearful pass
ia Leavenworth: and in some other
places too. II should be dealt with rig
orously.
Bids for the supply Of corn we're put
IN at Leavenworth recently at 81 go and
n 10 Der .bushel. The contracts were
not awarded at these figures. and very
they are enormously too
nigh.
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A Series Of Neetin~.

There will be preaching tomorrow
(Fnday at the n. E. Church. at hall
past 10 o'clock, A. n, and in the even
ing. Also Saturday evening, Sabbath
at half past 10. A. n, and in the even
ing. and on Monday evening. How
much longer the series of meetings will
be prOtracted We do not know,
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-12-26

We issue our paper Thursday even
ing this week 10 give all hands in the
office q merry Christmas. Hence. we
cannot give Is late news as on ordinary
occasions.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-12-26

RJANEs L. McDowELL. Esq. U. S
Msrshal for the District Of Kansas, is
now the business manager Of the Lcav-
-enworih Times. We welcome you in
to the fraternity. Bro. Nc and wish you
a prosperous career in the world OF
n-wspaperdom.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-12-26
Legal Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS, In the Probate Court
COUNTY OF JEFFERSON. of said County.
In the matter of the Probate OF the last Will Of
James II. Parnei, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given to all persons Interested in
the estate Of James II. Parneii. deceased. late o
the County of Jefferson, and State OF Kansas, that
an instrument purporting 10 be tho last will of the
decedcnt, heretofore, on tho 9Th day OF October,
1868. filed In said Court, aud then publicly read,
will be admitted 10 proof on the first day OF the
next regular term Of the Probate Court of said
County. 10 be begun and held on Monday, tho III
DAY Of January, A. ID. 1864.
fl WITNESS JOnN w. DAY, Judge Of said
}sr.L$ Court. with the seal thereof af!i xed. at
~ the village Of Oskaloosa, this 10Th day
Of November, A. ID. 1868.
JonS W. DAy, Judge.
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GENERAL ORDER. No. s.
HEADQUARTERS KANSAS MI

AM T GINS OFFICE. TOPEKA, Nov. ", 1868
I. The Provisional Militia OF this Stste who
have beed ordered into Active Service by Maj
Gen Ia Mcdowell and ScJit, Tor either of them
urs hereby relieved from such ac'i. e service.
II. Col. John Z. Sno Idly will cause complete
Muster Rolls Of said Provisional Troops to be
made out, and certified to by the Commanding
Officer OF the Company; also, OF Battalion or
Regim Mt and forward TO these Headquarters
without Delay.
By order Of the Commando .in-Chief.
GpILFoRD DUDLEY, Adj't Gent.
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NOTICE.

Michael OConner of the late of Missouri.
" iii take notice that David T. Mitchell, OF Doug
las County, Kansas, dds the S.h day Of August.
1863 file his petition in the District Court in and
t,r Jefferson County, Kansas. against the said
Michael UConner, setting forth that on the lJtl,
day OF July. 1864, the said Michael OConnor
gave his pr missory note 10 said Mitchell Tor the
sum of one hundr.t 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
he rendered thereon in iavor oil said Mitchell and
agains, saio OConneE tor the sum OF one hun
died dollars, together with interest thereon from
the 4tli day OF Anguts 1857, until paid, ut the
rate OF ten per cent per nnEm, together with
cost II suit; that Oil tie 9th day ot August
1863, an order Of attachment was issued hercon
iron, the Clerks oiiice of said court. 10 the
Slerii q jriisrson County ,hans,,. and that the
south west quarter ot section sixteen (io} III
township eleven III Of Range seventeen 40
in Jefferson County, kansa', has b. en- attached
as the property OF said Michel OConner 10 sat
isiy such claim. Aud the sad M.e.ael O'Conner
Is notified th,t he Is required to appear and
answer or denur IN said petition on or bel ,re
the 7Ih d,y OF January, 1o64. or the same viii
be taken Us confessed and judgement rendered
ih4eon. -. L. MITCHELL.
Auest w y. ALLEN Clerk,
BY 5. MoARrmuR. 167 Nv
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,g-spEnmATonnIlGA CAN

IL atorrlea, Ssminal Beakaess, Lapofeacy
Lees Of Po,ces, de-. speedily and .tsetaaily.-
It's effects are truly magical. A trial Of the SrE-
cIsIc will convince the most skcptical OF its mer:
its. Price, 81 a box. Sent postpaid TO any ad-
dress by s. G. UPIlAM. 4oS Chestnut Street.
Pliladeipbis, Ia. Circulars sen, frs
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MARVELL0USLY LOW!
ALL THAT Is ASKED is
CIV e q s 4 = RIAL
SHERlFPS SALE.
STATE oF KANSAS, } 81


a. J. "a rec, Plaintiff, vs.
Alexander iiughan, Defcniant
by virtue OF an Execution 10 me directe1
and delivered, Issued out Of the PROBATE Cour
OF the said CT unity. and sitting in ard fJr jeff
ersnn County, in sid State, will. ON
Wedne day, Jan un ry Z, \. H., lSci,
between the hours Of IL o'clock A. Nj. and tive
O'Clock, r. ~. of said day, at tho Court House
Door in the village Of O,kaioosa, in the County
and State aforesaid, offer at public sale, to the
highest bidder, TOR cash in hand, all the ri, hi, ii
lie and interest OF the above named plaintiff
in and 10 the following Described property, TO wit
Lots iuur a. five Is and six 49, in Block Eles.
EN- (ll in tne villsge Of Oskaloosa, sitgs e,l AMI
being in the County OF Jefferson. aad State 81
Kansas.
Said pro erty appraised at $3.50.
Said property levied on and to be sold rs the
property OF the above named plaintiff
n. w. taylor, Sheriff.
Sherin's Office, OskslOosa, Dec. l, 1868.
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GENERAL ORDER No. 7.

HrAp9uAsrEns Kansas MILITIA, !
GEN's OFyiof ToPEKa. Nov. y, 1868.
All Recruitin. Officers, recruiting tor tho
Volunteer Service in this Stale. are hereby ord
cred 10 report forthwith to these Headquarters
the number Of enlisted men into the service oil
the United Stiies since the nth day Of October,
1863.
IL. From and alter this date, all such Recruit.
ing Officers will report to these Headquarts rs on
the last day Of each week The name ard residence
OF evsry person enlisted II none are enlisted,
,Iey will so state. Printed blank reports will
be ju pished On requistion addressed 10 tho Ad.
infant General of the State.
By order Of the Governor and Comm inier IN
Chief GUILF0RD DUDLEY,
l742w Adjutant General.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-12-26
AGRICULTURE.

In addition to other matters, portion OF the cot
umns of Weekly edition will be devoted 10
Agriculture.
We are confident tina. every family that subscribes
for THE WEEKLY BULLETIN will agree that II is 4
companion of FAR create vainc than its price.
specimen copy furnished gratis 10 any v no de-
sire il. Address,
BULLETIN COMPANY,
Aug. ii, 81 I55u Leayeuwolth, Kansas.
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RIVE hear i: whispered abou! that
somebody IS TO be married soon! Who
is it? Weddings are almos. as ra,e as
Christmas in these parts.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA PA

DISEASES fine NEsvous, SEMINAL. CRis-
AAEY and SExrAL SYSTEMS -u,w as,f re.ia-
t.e treatment = in Reports Of the How .tRD
ASSuCiATi0N-Sc BY mail in sealed eusel-
ops. Tree Ut charge
Aiirs-., DR.. j. SKIi.LfX HOCGg:Tcy, Ae-
ting Sars,on. howard Assertion. No. SoutA
Ninth rse', i1ilsislp; p f57ty
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re- Our friend Jos. Evans--the MIN.
rod Of this region Of country-killrd
five wild turkeys on Tuesday. How
.many more since then We do not know.
We believe lie las killed about forty
In all this fall and winter. Bring Us
one the next LOT. friend E.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-12-26

IL The Soldiers Aid Society have
a dinner tomorrow friday aud a
supper TO morrow evening. Admit
lance to either so cents.
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One Sermon Every Week,
REV. HENRY WARD BEECnER

he folio ing eminent writers are special con-
tributofs 10 it, columns:
Raw. WILLIAM ALLrS BUTLER,
REV. TgKoDosR l.. CUYL1R-
REV RonERT NJ. HAfsIELD, noRACE GREELEY,
BAYAED TAYLOR, JoHS u. WHITTIER,
TERMs:- 50 per aunum. pad IN advance
Specimen numbers sent gratis.
JOSEPH II RICHARDS, Publisher,
No ) BvcKman Street, New York.
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The BULLETIN is n newspaper in the best sense ~
the word Its columns will contain news upon all
sabjcc,s and from all quarters. IL will eDdeavor
deceive its readers the distortion of reports
misrep presentation 81 f;c.s- but will furnish upon
all subjects the fullest and most reliable information
that can lie had. accompanied b. such comments as
truth and not prejudice shall seem % warrant.
Especial attention viii be given 10 the local AID
commercial news Of I.eavenworth City. and the
State generally. asa commercial Journal TnE BuL-
LETIs will be found unexcclied for accuracy and
reliability. This department of the paper Is under
the charge of competent editor.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-12-26

~ The weather during the week
has been cspricious-not SO cold as the
previous week; indeed. rather pleasant
some days.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-12-26

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Inpotency, Premature Decay and outhful En-
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happy TO furnish all who need it free Of charge,
the recipe and directions inr making the simple
Remedy used ia his case. hose wishing toprofit
by his experience --and possess Valuable Rem.
edy-will receive the sane, by return mail, tcare-
fully sealed, by addressing
JOHN q. OGDEN,
I65.sm No. &c Nassau Street, New York.
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! Probate Court.

The next regular term Of the Probate
Court commences on Monday, January
4ih. 1864. Those interested will make
Q note Of the time. > Il - 5t
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL ARTICLE

embracing the latest and most reliable informa-
ZION in regard to the money mar k.t, trade. con,
merce. and business gen, rally. In this depart
mcnt The Independent has secured a va! u tble
reputation Tor iairne7s, boldnsss, and Tor oil CUES.
ing all secular topics from the highest moral
stand-point.
An entirely reliable and every way exact
DRY GOODS REPORT,
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e. Senator Lane has our thanks for
documents.
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THE EVENING BULLETIN,

Printed every afternoon at O'Clock, contains tl,s
latest Geographic dispatches and local news up I,
the time OF going to press. TERMr, So per annum
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THE WEEKLY BULLETIN
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.

Is issued every Tuesday, and Is made mp expressly
for the eountr. from the six daily editions. TEAMS
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-12-26
THE LEAyENWORTH
EVENING BULLETIN.

THE LEAVENwORTH EVENING BULLETIN
has now been established one year, and is well
known throughout Kansas. Its success thus far ha.
been greater than any journal ever established in
The West. The prnpnctcrs are experienced news
paper men, and thoroughly know the tastes and the
wants Of the people of this State.
There are three.cd of the paper, viz: