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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17
REAL ESTATE.

ID EAL ESTATE AGENC
Persons having HOUSES and LOTS 70 SELL, or
HOUSES 70 RENT, will do well BY calling On The
subsortbsrs. Also, persons dssirous Of Purchasing
or Rsntinx Dwellings oan b provided for.
Prompt attention given TO all Real Estate busA.
ness.
Apply TO WIN. W. BURDON, with
CLARK h GAYLORD, Attornsys,
| Real Estate Brokers, and Auetionesfs,
Room ., corner 7th and strssts.,
Refers to-Hon. 8. c. Pomeroy, U. y. 81 Hon. l.
NJ. Morrell, U. g. 81 Hon. r. T. fentoni ~: C.i
Hon. Chaplin Hall, IL. CT Hon. g. ". eoomeld, M.
G., Hon. 4. W. French, "a Auditor, and othsrs.
au1-lY
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17

Who Will Bs CUllD1-W desire 10 call
spsoial attention 70 the advertisement Of the cole
brated Dr.. vellny which appears In another column
The Doctor 10 sale and reliable whose
tunate victim Of certain ndscrStions eaa with con.
ddsnce tntrust his case In his hands. Lst young
nen Be warned 70 time, and seal the bs:t means Of
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17
GOVERNMENT SALE.

GOVERNMENT SALE.
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER soth, isss,
Commencing at 10 o'cloes, noon, precisely, viii,
out regard TO westher, 80
WILL De SOLD
HARPERs rEARY ARMoRY, VIRGINIA,
THE FOLLOWING
CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17

ORrHAss' CoUar-Judge Parceu.-Letters OF
ADMINISTRATION on the personal estates OF John Z.
Leach were granted TO James L. Barbour.
The Inventory Of the personal estate OF James n.
smith was filed.
The Inventory Of the personA estate Of Mary
Murray, and the inventory and apprsiseasnt Of
goods Of John Meaney, were returned.
The guardians Of the children Of Isaiah and Jas.
Lawrence reported to the court the sale Of their
eal ehtAte.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17
ADJUSTMENTS.

AM MOSEmEkl 1Os
GRoyER's THEATRE.
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER II.
Mr.. Grover h.s the honor to volunteer for this
occasion tho 10 eminent srtistss,
J. W. wALl.ACK
Ell. DAVENPORT,
who will make their last appearance,
He new Theatre, his Company, orehestrs, Attend.
ants, and the entire resources Of the establish.
ment
Almost every Seat taken 10 the
DRESS CIRCLE.
ORCHESTRA CHAIR
engaged before 70 o'clock yesterday, and vers
large portion Of the
PARQUETTE CIRCLE.
THE ExvRA ORCHESTRA CHAIRS
have been numbered and placed In the aisies, and
will be put on sale this morning.
| No pait Of the
FAMILY CIRCLE
will be reserved before the opening Of the doors.
| A large number OF extra chairs will be put In at
the admission price oft.
NOTICE TO PERSONS HOLDING RE-
SERVED SEATS.
As the object 10 philanthropic and the eutere re.
ceipts without abatement are given to the Sanitary
aission, the director feels that he request
the holders Of secured seats to assst him In seat.
ing the house comfortably and without confusion.
Therefore, please come early and occupy your
seats, as to keep hundreds OF people standing,
with hundreds ofvscant seats, is hereuiean task
and depends greatly upon the politeness Of the
assemblsse.
Let It be understood, however, every care has
been taken In the sale Of seats. No mistake can
possibly occur, except through the wilfullness Of
ticket-hoiders. The director will supe'intend In
person, as far as possible, the seating. oci7-it
i n
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17
EAL ESTATE AND GENERAL
III AGENCY.

Everybody should call on
N. H. MILLER,
Intelligenss Once, for servants and real estate.
Hssass mo- e. Ninth street near
Particular attention paid to the renting Of Dwell
lings and Boarding Houses, stores, 80. Real e.
Property holders can obtain the best Of tenants
without charge.
N B. The best Of reference given when required.
oci3-u
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17

SUPPOSED DsslRTBR.-John Van Ostin was
Yesterday arrested BY the guard at the depot on
suspteion VI his being . dssetter. He was CON-
mi,ted to the Guardhouse BY Capt. Todd for exam.
inAtion.
BoLDnR's ksTRRAT.-Arrived yesterday, rs
convaisscents from Philsdelphia, % exchanged
prsoness snd % recruits for the Eleventh Vermont
artillery. ...
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17

SHOOTING IN THE TnIRD WARD.-Col. j.
Marlborough was arrested by the Third ward polic,
last night for firing pistol shot at Mr.. Harry W
Martin, proprietor Of the franklin House, oorne
Of and Eighth streets. Fortunately the shot di'
not take effect, and NO damage was done. Az th'
old gentiemAn who did the shooting was hardl,
responsible, Mr. Martin did not desire to prosecute
him; but Justice Thompson could not do other
wise than hold him to bail for court.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17

DEATH OF AN OLD CIrIzHN.-Ar. Henry
Dudley died at Q O'Clock YESTERDAY morning, OF
apoplexy. Mr.. Dudley had been employed 81 the
Washington Arsenal for the past thirtyseveu
years, and the greater portion Of that time he had
charge Of the sun-carriage department Of that In
stitution. The deceased was . thoroughly loyal
man and worthy oitisen, and his sudden and un
expected demise will Be received with regret BY all
who knew hin. He was u years Of age, aad leaves
two daughters and three sons. Two OF the sons
are employed At the Arsenal and the other 10 In
business on the Avenue.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17


W.. Z. ann. Manager and Proprietor
AN ENTITE NEW STAGE
hasjus been coaplsted.
A DRUMMOND LIGHT
Displayed from the top ofthe BUILDING,
the avenues for macy squares around VIII guide
the stranger to the Hall.
THE GREAT NAPOLEoNIC MUSIC HALL
General Rendezvous Of FIRST Cisss Talent.
THE TUE F5EsFssE HAM SE1p II sS4gTxii ~ TSxii.rH.
Ihe Sareworn, the Sorrowful, the Crave, the
GREAT TEMPE OF roReErruLNEss.
STILL GREATER AUGMENrATIoN OF AT.
T~ACIIoN.
THIS EVENING,
First apPsarance in Washington Of the Great
Ethiopian DelineAtor, hlI.
ED. MURRAY,
cortSued rnsr,%g,,a ssoss.: sTsSs Si the
six x Sskxr ssx FEMALE FEMALE sTxss,' sr1ks'
SiEfiiE SiiiE EESS%%EiEEss' ES%iEs'
JULIA MORTIMER
JULIA MORTIMER
ERNEsrINE DE FAiDER,
EiNEstiNE DE rHiBER,
ERNsETINE DE FAIBER,
NILE NILE AgsS:Es. 4SsS:Es..
MILE MARIE
MILE MARIE
MILE MARIE
MISS CLARA roWLER,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17

DEsnnfsRs ARRssTsD.-The following de-
sertsrs were arrested yesterday BY the Detectives
Of Capt. schsstz Elick McNeedsr, arrss'ed on the
Avenue a. q desertsr-bslongs to the ist New Jer'
sey cavalry, company Il John Devore, deserter-
sd Pennsyivanis, company !; Lawrcaes shiel, dc
serter-ist New Jersey, company H James Lewis,
arrested at Bladensburg a. deserter company =,
9th New York ARTILLERY, Freeman Keek, deserter-
2sth New York, company D, Dwight A. Merrill,
deserter-2eth New York, company II.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17

RscovERY OF 4 PORTION OF GOODS sfoLsN
YEAa Aoo.-About one year since the store Of
Joshua \. Dryden, q North Green street, balti-
more, vas burslariousiy entered and u 800 worth
Of goods stoisa among the rest e2oe worth Of win
dow curtains. Yesterday, deseesive John Dusan,
Of the Metropolitan police corps, found these cur
tains In the house OF ili-fane kept BY Molie NIL.
Ter, In the second ward. They were packed away
In the bottom Of trunk said 10 belong 10 the land
lady. NE WA arrested and tskea before Justice
Ciaytos, who held her to bail In the sun Of esoo
for fufthsr hearing. Detective Dugan deserves
much credit for following this robbery up and asd
ing the whereabouts Of the goods, when the rob
berry itself had almost been forgotten.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17

slAsPMa IN CENTRE MARKEr.-The follow
ing persons were arrested this morning, about
O'Clock. BY ofhssrs steele and Tucker OF tse SIXTH
Precinct, for sieeplasiu the Centre markets Taylor
Collins, George Curtis, Thomas 4. Berry, Lemuel
Moses, James Davis, WIN. Clark, sandy Rogers,
Solomon Matthews, Thomas Boyisnd, and Joseph
Wall. All were boys between the ages OF - and
10, aad most Of them boot.biscks. This practice Of
sleeping in the markets and In wagons, In the
streets, demonstrates the necessity and inporsunes
the erection Of home for the frisndless, and .
house Of refuge In Washington. The boys, except
ing the last two, were sent TO the workhouse, BY
Justice Thompson, some for thirty and some for
sixty days.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-17
ADJUSTMENTS.
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MA N RBURY h LII.

LSsistsas Assnss, ~ssv ~ osr.-y ~ Sas,A sirvus
I'm rear Of he metropolitan aad National HoSsls.
wn. Z. Ann. Manager and Propristo
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-10
General Order-No. 2.

Headquarters Western Dist, N. Div, K. SN
Junction City, Sept. 23, 1862
= 1. By order of Major Gen. Mcdowell, COM.
mes belonging to this command will meet =,
drill on Saturday of each week, at the time And
place h1ed by their commanding officers. Cav
talns will see that every member of their con-
panles report for that duty, and they are her.
oy authorized and directed to enforce this ord.
Ii. Captains of all companies in this cam.
mand will Gee that o complete list of dslinouen,,
at drills and parades, or any other duty thev
may be ordered toperform is kept and reported
ul. Any voting precinct or neighborboo5
which has failed to organize on account of ma,
oeing able to get sufficient men together to form
company, or any other cause, are hereby or.
dered to Immediately organize themselves int,
companies. Thirty nen, of cavalry, will be en-.
titled to a full set oi company officers; twenty
TO lst and I'd lieutenants; and ten men to q "a
lieutenant Commanders of parts of comma.
MES thus organized are hereby ordered to use
their commands to fill up their companies and
compel compliance with these orders.
lF. Commanders of companies will see thu,
their commands take and subscribe to the oath
prescribed in General Order No. 6, CT Maor
General Mcdowell. Printed blanks of the Osth
and Muster Rolls can be had on application to
these Headquarters.
V. Officers of fcompanies will make themselve,
familiar wish the Militia Law of the State. and
careful compliance with the same IS hsrby en-.
joined.
By order Of Col. s. II. Stricken,
WM. s. BLAKELEY, A. -Adjutsat.
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General Orders-Xo. 3.
Headquarters. K. =,

headquarters. X. NJ
Topeka, Sept. IA, 1868
To prevent irregularities and secure uni
fOrmity, it is ordered
l. That from and after the PRONUNCIATION Ct
this order, the muster rolls of all companies O.
Militia organizing, or to be organized, in the
Northern Divisiin, shall be forwarded to Major
General James L. Mcdowell, Headquarters a.
Leavenworth. All companies organizing, Orto
be organized, in the Southern Division, shaIr
forward their rolls to Maj. Gen. John E. Scott;
Headquarters at Leroy, Kansas. A full COM
pliance with the laws regulating the organiza-
ton is enjoined, and especially that section re-
quiring prescribed oath to be duly admins
tered to and subscribed by each ms1ber of the
respective companies.
III. Hereafter commissions will be issued and
forwarded upon the recommendations of tue
Major Generals commanding divisions The
Major Generals will cause copies of the muster
rolls, as soon as possible after their receipt, to
be forwarded to the Office of the Adjutant Gen
eral.
Ill. Until further order the regiments organ
lied in the Southern Division, will be numbered
and recognized as follows The regiment COM
posed Of the Militia of Douglas county, Col F
3. Swift commanding, as number ONE; the reg
iment composed of the Militia of Linn COUNT,
Col. Jno. 7. SnOddy, commanding, as number
TWO; the re siment composed of the Militia Of
Shawnee county, Col W. W. H. Lawrence COM
manding, as number THREE. Regiments here
after organized will be numbered according 10
the dates of their respective organizations.
BY order Of the Commander-in-Ch Chief.
GUILFoRD DUDLEY,
Adjutant General.
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General Orders-NO. 6.
Headquarters, N. Div. X. s.

Headquarters, N. Div. X. s. NJ,
Leavenworth, Sept. Is, 1863.
Commanders of regiments, battalions and
companies, in the Northern Division of Kansas
State Militia, will direct each company at their
first meeting, to 8 gn copy of the following
oath, certified bya person authorized to admin
lister oaths, and transmit the same to these
headquarters.
OATH-We do solemuly swear that we will
support, protect and defend the Constitution
and Government of the United States and the
Constitution and Government Of the State OF
Kansas against all enemies, whether foreign or
domestic, and that we will bear true faith and
loyalty to the same; and further, that We do this
without any reservation or evasion, TO perform
in good faith, all the duties which may legally
be required Of us-so help us God.
Names Of members,
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
day Of A. D., 1868.
By command of Maj. Gen. Mcdowell,
H. HACKBUSH. A. &c.
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Militia. Attention.

For the information Of those who think
they can do . they please about attending
drill, We publish the following section d
the Militia Law:
Sec. l6 Every non.commissionsd off.
Ger, musician ald private, who shall refuse
to appear full srmed and equipped. on any
day Of muster provided for in this act,
shall, for every such refusal or neglect, pay
the sum of one dollar for each company
muster, and Eve dollars for each encamp.
ment muster.
Sickness is the only legal excuse. The
next section says that absentess shall be
summonded to appear before Justice Of
the Peace, and if they do not show legal
defense, judgment will be rendered in the
name of the State, and the fine forthcom.
ing.
The Militia Law of Kansas is string.
ent one. mot more stringent than simi-
lar laws in other States And it is in.
tended by those having authority, 10 see il
in full operation and force. We would like
to publish tho law entire, but our space
will not admit. We will from time to
time give such extracts as may be needed
to explain the importance of Orders issu-
ed from Headquarters.
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Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given that there will be an
election, at the several voting precincts in Mar.
shall County, on the First Tuesday after the
First Monday in November next, being the Sd
Of the month. The following officers are TO be
voted for at said election.
Chief Justica of the Supreme Court, to fill va
caney, one Representative one Sheriff, one Coun-
ty Treasurer, three County Commissioners, one
County Clerk, one Recorder, one Coroner, one
County Surveyor, one County School Commits
sioner, one County Assessor, and one Prosecuting
Attorney for the I'd Judicial District
Given under my hand this I'd day Of October,
A. D. 1868.
q CD. SWEARINGEN. Sheriff.
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~ The following letter letter was
crowded out last week. To day We give
90 much Of il % will still be interesting
to our readers:
LsAvrswo,rH, Sept. "a, 1868.
MEssRs. EDIroas:-I came down from
Atchison on Tuesday, via. Platte County
Railroad and thanks to the gentlemanly
conductor, J.W. Morris, for civilities ex-
tended to me on the same.
The Militia of this county is organized
and equipped, having received their arms
last week, and the city is strongly guarded
by them, which Of course gives but little
for the regular or volunteer soldiery to do,
in fact I see but few of the latter here,
and now and then . shoulder strap ma.
jority Of whom are recruiting for the old
regiments or engaged in getting up the
new ones now forming. The 18th is to be
completed this week. The 18th, (Jenni.
sons, received at its rendezvous here yes
terday, Al men from johnson county. The
regiment has now over 800 men. Colonel
Jennison and Capt. Hoyt are now giving
q series Of war meetings in Northern
Kansas and Missouri, and defining the
policy Of the new regiment. They spoke
in Atchison Monday night, and Jennison
told the people what his regiment was 60
ing to do when it got into Missouri. viz !:
Protect Union men and kill traitors. when
ever, wherever, and however found. If he
could have his own way, he would engage
to take the regiment into rebel country,
feed, clothe, and pay them, and at the end
of a year have the Government not in-
debted to them a cent. His jayhawkers
were to be about as conservative a.
were those of the old 7,h.
l met, yesterday, Capt. 8. B, Todd, Of
the 9Th Kansas just from Nashville, Ten.
He has resigned on account of ill health,
and is coming home to your county. Your
friend and old co.laborer in the service,
Lieut.. Ballard, tells me that Capt. Craw-
ford of the old I'd, is made Colonel of the
I'd colored regiment.
/ am stopping at the Mansion, q. Ian
des, Proprietor, Chandler, Clerk the best
patronised hotel in the city. C.
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Headquarters N. Div. X. 8.

hcouQuoi lS1o ~. NV. N. y. IA. Z
Leavenworth, Sept. 15, 1863.
I. Captains of companies in the Northern Di-
vision Of Kansas State Militia will see that ev-
cry man subject to military duty, under the
laws of the State is at once enrolled in his res
pective ward or township, as the law provides
All Captains are hereby authorized to use por-
tions of their commands in carrying out this
order.
II. Any person subject to military duty who
refuses to be enrolled or to take the oath pre-
scribed by law, anu published In General Order
No. 6, is st once to be reported to these Head
quarters.
ILL., All companies Of enrolled Militia in the
Northern District, excepting those OF the cities
of Leavenworth and Atchison, viii meet for
drill on Saturday of each week, at the time ana
place fixed by their commanding ohdcers.
By command Of Major General MeDoweii:
II. HACKBUSH, A. A. @.
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Notice to TQr PNUe,S.

In pursuance Of Law, l, A. E. Lowell, G cunt
Treasurer Of Marshall County, Kansas, do
hereby give notice that the Tax Roll for 1863 is
now in my hands for collection.
There is assessed against each person liable
to pay Poll Tax so cents.
There is 80 cents for State purposes on each
500 valuation.
There is 10 cents for State School Tax on each
500 valuation.
There is assessed as County Tax 81 % on each
500 valuation.
There is assessed as Road Tax, 80 cents on
each 500 valuation.
There is assessed on each $1CO valuation in
Marysville Township, for Township purposes,
l2a cents.
There is assessed on each 500 in Vermillion
Township, for Township purposes 80 cents.
There is assessed on each 500 valuation in
Blue Rapids Township, for township purposes,
20 cents,
There is no township tax in Guittard Town
ship.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
TIE STATE OF KANSAS, Marshall County, ss.-In
the Probate Court in and for said county.
In the matter Of the Estate Of David 8. Dick
deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters of Ad-
ministrstion have been granted to the under
signed on the estate Of David g. Dick, late of
said county, deceased, by the Honorable, the
Probate Court of the county and State aforesaid,
dated the 9th day Of September, A. D., 1868.
Now all persons having claims against the
said estate, are hereby notified, that they must
present the same to the undersigned for allow
ance within one year from the date Of said let
tiers, or they may be precluded from any benefit
Of such estate, and that if such claims be not
exhibited witAia three years after the date Of
said letters, they shall be forever barred.
THOS. W.WAfERSON, Administrator
or the Estate Of David 8. Dick, deceased.
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Cold Winter.

The Denver Ness Of the 10th ult, con.
txins the following cool items:
The mountains near Longs Peak we're
clothed Oh yesterday with q snowy ward
robe. " ~ - y
There was snow six inches deep last
week at Fort Bridgef, and four inches
deep at Fort Halleok.
Parties who have sent out trains recently
10 Bannock, ere a little Apprehensive that
the SHOWS Of winter may set in inconvsni-
entity early, and make trouble. !.
Persons recently in from the mountains
tell Us chat it is the opinion Of the old trsp-
'eers, and others who ''take notes" Of the
kesthsr, tha. the "signs" indicate very
IsYers winter approaching.
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W.,,.v,,,, Kansas Sent. 26. 1868.

MARYsvILLE, Kansas, Sept. 70, Isb3.
I. Pursuant to General Orders Nos 6and :, y.
Div. Z. s. NJ, and Orders received from Coi. D.
NJ. strickler, commanding W. D., l HEREBY OF
der all persons in Marysviile Township, MAJ
shall County, Kansas, who are subject 70 NJ
tary duty to enroll themselves IN sons".n.H y
Company in the Township, by Saturday, the ID
day of October, 1863.
II. Those who fail to enroll themselves and
take the oath prescribed, by that time, will %
dealt with according to General Orders.
Iu. The Company now formed win meet f0l
drill at / o'clock P. n, Saturday, Of each "''A
until further orders.
By order Of 3. 9. MASNc
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-10

HoMEsrEAD.-Ssveral of the State pa.
pers have published a notice to the effect
that pre-smptors who have filed their de.
claratory statements on tho public lands
since the goth of May, 1862, cannot
change their pre-emption to homestead
entries. No such decision has reached the
Land Office at this place, and how such
a report has been made public We know not.
The law is vague in several of its provisions
but We apprehend that such a decision as
the one alluded to will not be made. Set.
tiers will act wisely to make their entries
before too many rulings of any kind are
made.-Junction Union.
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Condensed News.

CO0Oe0ScO NeWOs
Affairs at Chattanooga are as favorable
as the most sanguine could wish. Rose.
Grams has been reinforced to'the extent Of
$1,000 or $4,000. The contending forces
are entrenching, and the pickets of the
two armies are within stone.throw Of each
other.
The general health of our army is good.
Gen. Grant has been very i'll but is re.
covering.
The news from Charleston is meagre,
containing nothing of especial interest.
In Richmond there is great distress on
account of the scarcity of food and CLOTH
ing.
The rebels expect to do big things, such
as retaking Chattan ooga, taking the City
Of Washington. and cleaning out tho
Yankees generally. If bombast as efec-
tive in war as Parrot guns, they might &C.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. They talk of arm
ing their slaves, thus increasing their army
10000 or more. When they do this they
will find they have given Sambo dagger
which at the first opportunity will be turn.
ed against them.
Foreign news says that Msximillian
has accepted the Mexican throne at all
risks and peril.
Mr.. Mason, S. G. Minister to England,
becoming offended at the treatment be re-
ceived from Lord Russell, has left London
and gone to Paris.
The people Of England applaud their
government for the restraint placed upon
the building of war-ships for the South.