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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-01-28

HATS, CAPS, CLOTHING,
CROCKERY & &HARDWARE.
and everything usually kept in country store.
We are prepared to sell at nearly the old
prices, Notwithstanding the great rise of goods
in New York. Our facilities are now such
that we are prepared to furnish all those in
want OF goods at less prices than can or will
be sold by any dealer in this section. Below
we give you some of our prices, and also the
prices the. same goods are sold for by most Of
our neighbors. '..z
Good Sheetings, u to II cts .- g.-.
sold by most dealers for l6 to "a cts.
Very nice bleached Goods 10 to IA Is to 40
a large lot of Sleeps Gray and Cas-
sinners, from 81 cts mp
Good Apron Checks and Check
Shifting, l29 to 10 cts. ls 10 20
Good Ginghams, l25 to I5 le to q:
Beautiful DeLanes and Poi de
Chevres, u to 20 Cd to 3I{
Nice al Wool Morinos, ,G3 worth Si,25tol.75
large assortment of Black Silk,
IS to $l,l3 1,25 tol.1a
Fine Black Silk Shawls, $500 800 to 800
And a large stock of Black Silks from - ct.
to 81 90 worth from 81 so to 81 IS.
Good Spragues, Merrimacs Dnnneiis and
many other grades of very nice Prints. new
styles, warranted fast colors Harrass Cheuks
and Others, for II to l22 cts, nothing over,
worth 20 TO 90 cts,
IN SHOES WE CAN SAVE YOU A VERY
LARGE PER CENT.
Good enameled boots, IS cts, worthSl latrt so
", 1ooo paIilfofal pooteeS, , 90 l.50tnl IS
W omen. goodCalf boots, - to 100 0etc1 .ea
nen 40 S2.I5 4.00tp4 IS
Warranted Kip Boots, home made,
$2.73 3.5ote4,o0
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PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAlLRoAD,-On
Monday of last week the Western Division of
the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad was
opened to Sheffield, thirteen miles East Of
Warren. The stations now are Erie, Buffalo
and Erie Crossing, Belle Valley, Langdon S
JacksOn's Waterford, LeBoeuf, Union Con-
cord, Loyelrs Garry, Columbus, Spring Greek,
Garland, Pittsfeld, YoungsvilIe, Irving, War
ren, Pattonia, Tionesta and Sheffield On the
Eastern Division the trains now run to place
called Grove Flat, 81 miles northwest of Lock
Haven, and ll6 this side of Sunbury. The
early completion of this great line of road is
a "fxed fact" Cars will pass over it, all the
way from Erie to Philadelphia in July next. 1t
will contribute-indeed has already largely
contributed-to the prosperity of Erie, and
hence our citizens must regard everything
pertaining to it with interest.-Er.
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n@Wm v Magrath, of Philadelphia, was
last week elected State Treasurer, by the dem
ocrats 1t was a strict party vote.
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Married ::

In Ulysses, Dec. 25, by Rev. Jas. Blakslee,
THOMAS ATKINS of Bristol. Conn, a nd Miss
MARY j. NEPHEW, of Ulysses, Pa.
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ra- See New Advertisements.

vs. Thanks to Gov Curtin for copy OF
his Message in pamphlet form.
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GROCERIES.

In the line Of Groceries we offer a choice
Talety y OF Teas at so, .5 and Sl.Oo-apd opr
Dollar Tea can't be beat "'
GOOD Sugar for 10 cts. Coffee Sugar II ct,
W ctS: Bar Soap 8 ets
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The Buffalo Mercantile College

CORNER OF MAIN AND SENECA STREETS,
Is an important link in the great chain of
NATIONAL MERCANTILE COLLEGES, To-
Gated in the following cities, viz:
NEW YORK CITY, PHILADELPHIA,
BROOKLYN, ALBANY,
TROY, CLEVELAND,
DETROIT, CHICAGO,
AND SAINT LOUIS.
A Scholarship issued from the Buffalo Col
lege, entities the holder to attend either or all
the Colleges for an unlimited time
The Design of these Institutions,is to inrart
to young men and ladies, thorough, practi-
cal business education.
These Colleges are organized and conduct
ed upon basis which must secure to each
separate Institution the best possible facilities
for imparting q thorough mercantile educa-
ton, and render it as whole, the most cem-
prehensive and complete system in this country
Book Keeping in all its department, Com
mercial Law Commercial Arithmetic and Pen
manship, are taught in the most thorough and
practical manner.
The Spencerian System of Penmanship, is
taught by competent and experienced teachers
Scholarship, payable in advance, $40.
College open day al evening: no vacations
Resident Principal at Buffalo, J. c. BRYANT.
For further information, please call at the
College rooms, or send for Catalogue and Cir
cular enclosing letter stamp. Address
BRYANT & STRATTON,
Jy9ly Buffalo n Y
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
~~~~~~~-~>>~~--~~~~>~~~~~>~-
A. SANDBERG & BROS
Tanners and Curriers',

EE AVE also established
EE Boot and ShOe
Manufactofy, opposite D. T. Glassmire's Hotel,
in the room formerly occupied by j. B. Smith.
They offer their Boots and Shoes at
LOWER RATE THAN THE SAME QUALITY HAVE
EVER BEEN SOLD IN POTTER COUNTY.
And they will have nothing but the best work
men and the best stock that the country will
produce, and money and labor can procure.
THEY FEEL CONFIDENT THAT THEIR
WORK WILL GIVE SATISFACTION.
Hides, Calf Skins, Sheep Pelts
taken at the Highest Market Price.
GIVE US A TRIAL.
Coudersport, Pa, March 10
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PRICE CURRENT.

Corrected every Wednesday by P. A. STEB-
BINS & CO., Retail Dealers in Groceries
and Provisions
opposite D. F. Glassmire'S Hotel,
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E Senator Wilson of this District is on
the Committees of Accounts, Compare Bills,
and Private Claims and Damages. Represen-
tative Olmsted is on the Committees of Ways
and Means, Corporations, and Federal Rcla-
tions and Representative Bowman on Judi
ciary System, Local, Education and Divorces.
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ED=If any of our readers who are house
keepers, have been troubled in making light
and uniform biscuit, it is more than probable
they do not use D. B. DeLand & Co.'S Chemi-
cal Saleratus. That is pure article, not de-
trimcntal to health and sure in its effect. Try
it by all means say we. 1t can be had of most
respectable dealers. Those who do not keep
it, should, if they care to satisfy their custo-
mers
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LIST OF CAUSES for trial in the Court ot
Common Pleas of Potter county, at February
Term
Christopher Evelin VS. James Bartron
W Jones VS. VIM Jordan
Byam & wife VS. G S Jones, admsr
Byam & wife VS. Mann & A Graves
" I Jones Bro VS. NJ Kilbourn
w 7 Jones VS. Polly Higley, admsrs
VIM Shaffer VS. John Mason & Geo. Marvin
James Shaffer VS. II w May and W NJ Smith
D Clark use of Reynolds VS. Benz Rennels
Joseph w Stillman VS. Geo Stillman
Maria S Edwards VS. iona Glace
Fuller & Card VS. John G Tanner
Fuller s. Card VS. Deremer Il Thompson
Colwell & Lyman VS. Chas Chandler
J r Munson use ofC W Gorum VS. Harry Lord
executors of John Dwight
Amor Fairbanks VS. Lewis Wood
Luther Garfield vs. Frederick Brooks garni.
J G Mescereau VS. P B Dedrick
Com. use Potter co. VS. Woodard & L Sherman
VIM Burleson VS. VIM I Jones
Street Beeard VS. Chester Whitaker
TIP. of Oswayo VS. Co. of Potter
d T Merritt ys Wayne Bishop
Alex Rohrabacher for use VS. A Rohrabacher
n B Davis VS. Wm BeeTer
James Tyler VS. George W Tyler
II. j. ULMSI SIED, Trotl y.
JAN Is, 1863
BIEThe following are the Lists of Jurors
drawn for the February term, 1868:
GRAND JURORS:
Abbott-August Bodler
Alegany-Valorus Byam
Bingham-Thomas E Grdley, Hiram Barnes,
Walter Leonard, L Z M'Carn, J B Carpenter.
Hebron-Norman Dwight, Anson A Cone,
Charles Gorham, VIM II Hydorn.
Hector B Parker.
Harrison C G Phillips.
Oswayo-George Tyler.
Sharon-W ] Warner, Nelson Palmeter,
George Nichols, Ira Gilbert.
Sylvania-C G Rees.
Sweden-G L Catlin.
Ulysses-L Drake, VIM f freeman, \ B
Bennitt.
Wharton-James Barclay.
TRAVERSE jurors:
Allegany-J H Heggie, J R Wildman,
Thaddeus Darling
Bingham-J NJ Briggs, Charles Daniels.
Clara-A W Jones.
Coudersport-C II Armstrong, B S Colwell,
Thomas King.
Genesee-Barney Daniels
Hector--Miles Watrous, c Thompson,
John L Gibson, Orris Redner, Wilson Bailey,
r T Davis, David Kilborn, B Tubbs.
Hebron-Wm Greenman, Elijah Cham
berlain.
Harrison-Daniel Hunter.
Homer-Harrison Edgcomb, A Z Crosby.
Oswayo-Franklin Gale.
Pike-S H Martin.
Sbaron-Robbins Brown.
Standardization Haskins.
Ulysses G Chamberlain, Origin Crum,
C c Castle W w Grover, Baker, Aaron
Webster.
Wharton-John Bensley.
West Branch-Orrin WetmOre, Augustus
Bizbee.
d c. LARABEF. Sheriff
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Local and General.
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STATEMENT

ar the Receipts and Expenditures of Potter
" county for the year ending on the 3lst
day of Dec. A. D. 1862:
Reed for taxes on unseated Ids for
1860 and 1861 $79O6 rs
Reed for taxes on seated returned
unseated 43 so
Reed from seated taxes for 1852
previous years. 1882 %
Reed on recognizances notes and
judgments 223 II
Reed on sales of Village lots 81 80
Reed on Fines ..r,. Ea 9 so
Reed from Relief and Military taxes 25O 30
Total Receipts l239S 40
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Coudersport, Wednesday Evening, Jan. %, 1868.
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To The Honorable the Judges Of thu Court Of
Quarter Sessions Of tie Peace for the County
nf Dnfier
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Auditors Report.

Balances due from ". Burtis, late Urea
SureT,
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Sept. Is, 1868.
j A CARD
To the voters Of Jefferson County.

FELLOW CIrlzESs. take this oppor
tunity to inform you that will be q
candidate for reelection TO the Office Of
County Treasurer at the approaching
November election. ! also desire 10
return 10 you my thanks for the support
you have uniformly given me when !
have asked anything at your hands.
In order that all may understand my
position. will say that am Republi-
can in politics. Internationally in favor
ofipseseryng the Union Of, the States,
and if need be. Of giving the last man
and the last dollar to the accomplish
ment OF that result; am in favor Of sus-
timing the. Administration Of President
Lincoln. and especially bis war policy;
am in fayer Of rendering q cheerful
obedience 10 the law. Federal and State:
and opposed, to Iawlessness Of all kinds
and under whateyer pretense il may be
urged, s.a..l.a a..t.sa..as -sa,
will meet the Ci,izens of the. several
Townships Al the proper time, for the
discussion Of the above principles.
i'efe.a y e S. S. CooPER.
Oskaloosa, Sept. 18th, lS63.
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CARD.


To tie Voters Of Jefferson Cou'aty.
Fellow. CITIZENS, Thereby announce
nv self candidate Tor reelection 10 the
Office OF Sheriff, of your County. al the
ensuing election in Noyembsrss ..,'.s
! Raised Wing and holding 10 the
doctrines OF that party in other years. l
an. now Republican. Icame 70 Kan
sss in 1885,. favored the free State
policy and voted. TO make Kansas free
State. / am an unconditional Union
man, and most heartily favor all the
measures Of the Administration for the
speedy suppression Of the Rebellion
and the overthrow Of treason. ! detest
treason and hate rebels; aud nm for
unfolding the laws Of the land in all
their dignity. for standing BY the Ma
tional and State administrations in their
efforts 70 crush out armed resistance to
the laws and authority Of the Govern
ment, and TO put down all species OF
anarchy and lawlessness.
THESE are my principles IN bret.
and no honest man who knows me will
cav to the contrary. 80 80 -
8 Thankful for your past support, !
I trust l NAY ever prove worthy OF your
cos6dupos.s - .e---Ns W-yAyLoH-
Sept. 10th. 1868.
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- u1fizAsCoIdiwih 'saq

We notice that the hunters Of the
western borders 05Jpisi hsados predic'
a cold winter. They say it will last
long aud be severe. Sigss sometimes
fail. but it is best to be prepared for
consequences. This morning { Thurs
day. o.. ses) W have had soow. The
air is now filed with the white fakes,
and things out OF doors have decided
" uinterish aspect. 1t looks more like
mid.winter than mid autumn. and the
weather is. yeslly cold. .-m,-r
Whether this "young winter" viii
Be followed by "spell" Of mild wealth
er or no, is more than can be told. but
We think it will. A warm November
and December may make up for ouI
cod September and October. II
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a CARD.

5 Ab.sk Voters Of tie. 1874 District:
:. FELLOW CIrIzESs: / take this me cd
OF announcing myself candidate. FOL
Representative 10 the Legislature a, the
ensuing November election
am an unconditional Union mau-
in favor Of the most vigorous prosecu
ton OF the war against the rebellion
until the last traitor is put down-iu
favor Of the Presidents Emancipation
Proclamation. aud of universal liberty
to all men. lam in favor Of the main
tainance OF the laws. State and National,
and opposed 10 all lawIessness. treason
and rebellion. appear in what shape
they may.
Hthese views meet your appreciation,
shall thankfully receive your support.
THOMAS HoDGEs.
Sept. Is, 1868.
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Legal Notice.

STATE OF KANStS. In'the Ptoba.e Court
COUNTY OF JfFFI Esoy. %, said County
In The matter al the application 1t Golden 81
vers- almillsEa;of III bopIs NON Ut ,hs ,-iai,
OF Joshua Tsysos, dees ased, FIR thoriiy 70
SET The r,.al eSfaie 1 SAID decsdent tor tie
payment oi debLs.
NOTICE Is b, reb, given tbs, Golden Silver.
~ liDf ,<tra pr d. TOMS ON 4 the es,ate al
J,siiua Tayior dec, ssei on me nh 0sypf July
A. ID 1868 Il e., his itlcl Ia tie Pr bat Cuurt
wittia aud Tor sa,d County, siieging that the
perso al estate al "a decedeni j. insrIffci NJ 10
pay his debts: thai b. d ei sc d OF the I l,osS
ing zeal estatf.si W The suni hal e sec
u "a u. Ia towns - Is north, Of range 5 west
SAD, iract p iara being situate 10 the COUNTY Of
pegon sd Safe Of Missoufi; and also the FOL
sosBig nse;s iyiuR ID beng in the eoanty OF
Jeffer-oB and ate Of kansls: tie souihwe-s
quarter o tse Southwest qdar;er 81 section &, in
sowEssip lS ali TaDge ~ she south hail o. see
,ior ! IN towns,-iu 10 At range IL, tpo,'gazed
70 Thomas Cuiligap}. the northwest quarter o!
secrlpa ,, IN township 10 Of range IL, lmoEtgag.
ed . Thomas Culig 20 and James l.. Mcdowell
The prayer II said petition Is scr authority 10
sell sai. real estate. or maca there a may
DC Necessary. for die raynsii, OF the debts o:
said deeedent.
said petition will be for hearing b. fore the
Judge cf the Probate Court Of said County OF
Jefferson, in the village of oskalcosa, on the
9TH day of October, A. D. 1865, or as soon there
after counsel can be heard. d
GOLDEN SILyERS, A.imr.
August l2l!., 1853. $15-2O 15s-6w
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. an 70 e.i Rsbbeg--1hefk I II II
% On last wednesday bagkt Set o.
villain, robbed nj. zinn nj near Il. The II.
dian Mills, in This country 81, four hun.
afed dollars. and . NJ. kirby, II i,iina
in same The house Of ninety dollars;
aud then came up within, four miles Of
town and stoIs a horse beionging is Mr.
J: N. Smith. . 6ne. large hay, ,xnd lett
a poor old animal in its place.
II is.thodght tie uleves hslong.d in
Leavenworth. as the old horse left took
of in that direction when brought
along the road.
We trust Mayor Anthony will put his
detectives 10 work TO ferret out tn.
bands of outlaws who infest The coun-
try, and make their head quarters in
the city. Ii no will direct his e,ergy
in this direction, he will seceive8 the
thanks of The people Of the entire State.
1t is high fine tue ws;oIk Of "cle aning
pus'.. the thieves, and robbers ~@s COM
imencsd. Evidently they are tkorough-
ly organized. and nave spies in every
neishborhood. who give Information of
any enc who has little money on hand.
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General Orders, No. s.
HEADQUARTERS. n. DIV, X. S. n

HEADQU ARTEkS, y. DIV, X. 5. M,
LEAvESwoRTH, Sept, Is, 1863. y
Commanders of Regiments, DattalIons and
Companies. IN the Northern Division OF Kansas
state Miiina, will direct each company, at theli
first NEE ing sign cop, u the following oath
certified 10 BY person authorized To a,iininister
oath, aad transmit the same 10 these Headquar-
tiers. 49, fftf ...-t
OATB.-We do solemnly swear thst we vii
support, protect and defend the Constitution and
lsoyernmeni OF the State OF kansas, against all
enemies. whether foreign or domsstic, ana thai
we will bear true faith and loyalty TO tae same
and iurlher, thar we do this without any reser
vauon or evasion, TO perform IN good faith MI
the duties which may legally be required OF US
SO help US God. n ga
Names OF Members. - Age.
Subscsii,ed aud sworn to before me, thus -
day Of, A. ID. 1863
By command OF Mai Gen. Mcdowell.
IL. hACkBUSCH, A. A. g.
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Leavenworth Times.

This paper has changed hands. Il
is nov owned by The Times Company,
who have bough, the establishment OF
Mr.. Bartlett. C. VAUGHAN. Esq, We
understand is now The editor in chief
He is an able writer. We wish the
paper success. 1t takes the right
ground, and we have no doubt will be-
come a power in the State.
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A CARD.

To Me Voters Of Je5erson County.
- The Undersigned wishes 10 state tt
,his fellow-eilizens Of Jefferson County
that he is an uncoBdilionsi Union can
didxte FOR she-offiee of County Tleasur
er. Thankful for the past favors yo,
have conferred, and the confidence yo,
have reposed in me, l hope ever Il
prove worthy of your esteem.
S. c. GiPHARr.
October s, 1868. = a.I' .tlfi.
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LOST.

On the Fair Ground, near The Srcre.
iary's Office. a twenty dollar bill. gov
eminent note (greenback.) Any per-
son finding and returning the same to
the Independent Office will be literally
rewarded. or to the undersigned, living
on Rock Greek. five miles west OF
Osawkee. H. G. TURNER.
Oct FL, 1868.
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Teachers association.

Mr.. RoRERs:-Please notice IN your
next paper. that the undersigned. Coun,
y Ssperin.endents, of Jefferson and
Jackson Counties request those who
nov teaching. and those who intend TO
leach 10 their respective counties the
coming year. 10 meet .: Ssutrelle Falls
% he ssh " sbs prejent neath. fo'
NE purpose Of forming Teachers ia'
s..l.se 70 confines shsss days. !. O.. che
ga, S0th. 3Ist Of this month.
'ss..s 5 s. - az so sN..CeLBy.
.S4 y 40. J.B. WAvsAxT.
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Petition for Divorce.
STATE OF KANSAS, !
JEFFERSON COUNTY,
l.f I.4,.t n.

4
list judicial distinct ~ 4 49,
In the District Court for said County
George Schuster Va Rsgana Sch1ster. No. 257
Whereas "a appears by the affiiavisof the SAD
plaintiff, George Sehas'er. that the said defend
ant, Regana SchusreI. is . non resident OF this
STATE, il is ordered that the SAID cietendanf be
notified by publication being made for six con
-eeu'ive weeks In The independent weekly
newspsp per published in SAID County, that said
piaintH did. on tie 17th day of February. A. ID.
1865 tile la Ike ffice o. the Clerk OF said Court
his petition. alleging tina On or aboni the Is, h
dsv If February. A. u. 1854 IN the County of
Adams as'd state OF Osio, tsid paanriff was
married TO sFi defendant: thar dGring their s,id
maFriage,said plaintiff derneaHed himself toward
said defendant a dutiful and faithful hnshau !;
that Oh n shont the 18th cay ut April, A. l.
1851, said defendant. di-regariing her daies
towards said plain II. ieii sand plainuf in The
night, without the con-eni-or wish Of said plain
tft, that sal. plaintiff has off requested and
urged saId deten liant to RETAIN to ii,' house and
perform the duties " hich she as the wife OF siid
paint Il GU hit to-do and perform, and that sid
defendant has wholly refused. and still refuses.
So TO do. wherefore said plaintiff prays that b.
may be divorced iTom the said defendant: and
that the eusio care and educatinn oi lie rse.
son Of the sad plaintiff and the said defendants
be dscreed to he SAID plainuT
Said defendant Is further notified that unless
she plead answer or demur to the peiitIan Ut said
plaintiff on or before the sd day oi Ocu bel, "A D.
1868. such petition and The allegations therein
contained will De taken rs confessed, aud juis
ment AMI decree rendered in accordance with the
prayer OF sand petition.
WITNESS: p. +. HAvESs, Clerk
OF said Court, wi h the seal thereos:
L. $. afiixed al my Office 10 the yilase
OF Oskaiaosa, this 18th day OF Az
gust, A ID. iSd2
.ts ~ y. E. HAvENS. Clerk
John v. Day, AIRY tor PIT loo Nv %
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A CARD.

To ~. Unconditional U..ion Vsn, rioters
IN J.6erson County
Beiiesing l can serve you as well, il
not better than any other man in this
county, l hereby announce myself as
an Unconditional Uaion Candidate for
re-eiecion TO the office of County Clerk.
Oct, 10Th. Cd NJ. r. Du1Tos.
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A CARD.
70 the Voters of jefferson Cou,,,u.

70 tie Voters Of Jeferson County:
In announcing my, nause as candi.
date Tor the office of Clerk Of Jefferson
County. wish it distinctly undcrsioo,
mat do SO upon INV own responsibility.
being solicited by no party. clique, or
set OF men, being free and independent
and bel'eving myself competent to at.
tend to my own affairs wilhou, the aid
OF a guardian.
Yours. respectfully.
er-s A. q. PATRICK.
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: General Orders, No. 2.
iEADQUA RTERS N. DIV. K $. NJ, !
y LANES ORTIZ. Sept Is, 1858.

fTisf - LLANESa ORTIZ, Sept, Is, 1853,
l. Cap,hins Of Companies in tho Northern
Division of kansas State NINA will SEQ that
every man subject to military duty, under the
Laws Of the Stale. l. ri once enrolled in his re
spectiyo ward or township. as the law provides
All Captains are hereby authorized TO use portions
oil their commands in carrying out this order
Any person subject TO military dniy VINO re,
by law, and published in General Order No. q, Is
ut once 10 be reported 10 these Headquarters.
III. All Companies OF Enrolled Miiiiia IN the
Northern District, excepting those a the cities o.
Lenvenworth and Atctisos, will meet Tor drii
on Saturday OF each week at the time aud place
fixed by their commarcing officers.
by command u Maj. .Gen. Ac1eyeiL
II. HAOkHJSoH AsA. g.
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Wild Geese.

Very large flocks of wild geese have
passed over town during @he past week,
oil bound southwark. We presume the
whole number would amount to thou.
sands. They have been migrating day
and, piehl. fsff q hisit I'p,lst away.
Is this an indication of severe cold
weather early?
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r. Prairie chickens are very album
dant this fall. 1t is no unusual thing
70 sec. 6Osks Of 80. 50. Or.evsR . hun
dred. Wild turkeys are also reported
unusually abundant.
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A CARD.

6 Fzo,4se poters Of sJsferspm Coasty:
i hereby announce myself an Uncon
dilonal Union candidate for the offic,
81 Register Of Deeds at the ensuin.
election in November.
49, q. boz azsn4 WILLIAM A. Cor,
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