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Regimental Organization.


On Wednesday last . Regiment o
Militia was organized at Grasshoppel
Falls. composed Of ten companies from
Jefferson and Jackson Counties. The
election for regimental officers result
ed as follows: Colonel, Dr.. S. S.
CooPER; Lieut.. COL. J. b. HUBBARD;
Major. J. HAxEx. Col. Cooper and
Major Haxen have both served in the
army. the former in the Mexican War,
the latter in the present struggle Tor
Liberty and the Union; aud they will
both make -fficien, officers. We have
no personal acquaintance with Lieut..
Col. Hubbard. but have heard lin
spoken of 10 the highest terms. From
thi. regiment, under the lead of these
gallant officers. bushwhackers ne. d ex-
p.ct no quarter. for. If called into SER
vice. they will take no prisoners. but
kill rebels aud guerrillss wherever they
inj them.
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Sherif's Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS, tSS
COUNTY OF JEFFERSON.
George W Uo.s, Assignee Of George Burt
Plaiutif vs.
Cy rus Kennedy & Mary E. Kennel. Defendants.
a.. virtue OF an order OF sale 10 me d ERECTED
and delivered. Issued .ut ., ~. rfst pi''nc'
Court of the State Of Kansas, sitting in aud ioI
Jefferson County IN said State. will, On
Friday, october 9th, a, ID. 1868,
beta cen the hours cf IL O'Clock, H.. and one
o'.lock, p NJ, Of said day, at the Court House
Door in the vili,ye Of O-kal,os., in the County
and State Aforesaid. OiEr al pub C sale, TO the
bighe bidder, tor cash in hand, all the right. IT,
tie and interest Of the abore named defendants
in aud to the following described property 10 wit:
The southwest quarter OF section twelve u2)
IN township nine 49, Of r,nge sixteen (l6) sit
unt.d and being IN Jefferson County, kansas.
Said atoye described property has been duly
appraised al two hundred and fifty dollars tS25O.)
said property levied on apd 10 be sold NJ lie
property OF the above named defendant
I5s-5w N. w. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
SheriH's Office, Oska oosa, Sept. z, 1868.
Sripson 4 Ravens, ATTY Tor PHI
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CARD.
To tie Voters Of Jefferson County.

To tile Voters Of Jefferson County.
Fellow CITIZENS. hereby announce
my self a Candidate Tor re election 10 the
Office OF Sheriff, Of your County. a, the
ensuing election in November.
Raised Wing and holding TO the
doctrines Of tina. party in other years. l
am now Republican. lcame to Kan
sss in 1856. favored the free Stale
policy and voted to make Kansas free
State. / am an unconditional Union
man, and most heartily favor all The
measures OF the Administration or the
speedy suppression Of tie Rebellion
and lie overthrow Of treason. l detest
treason and hate rebels; and mn for
upholding the laws Of the land in all
their dignity. for standing by the Ma
tioual and Sia,e administrations in their
efforts u crush out armed resistance to
the laws and authority Of the Govern,
menl. and to pu. down all species OF
anarchy aud Iswlessness.
These are my princepI.s III blIrf.
aud no honest man who knows me will
say 10 The contrary.
Thsnkiul Tor your pas, support. l
,runk l may ever prove worthy OF your
confidence. N. w. TAYLOR.
Sept. 10th. 1868.
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Fine Cattle.

On Saturday Of last week drove oil
los cattle passed through this place.
belonging 10 Mr.. THOMAS NEwBY. Of
this county. which were 10 6ns order
and hard to beat. Two steers we're
weighed As they we're yoked together.
and pulled down over $500. One
other steer weighed over 1900: and a
'naA one Of the lot weighed 1888. Ii
sas thought the LOT would average
Loo; il SO. the total weight of the
ioS animals would be $4,000. Who
can beat this /?
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Legal Notice.

STATE OF Kansas In ths Probate Cour
County o. JEIvERsoN. Of said County.
In the matter of the application Of Golden 81
veTs, adminisirator de bOnis NON OF the estate
OF joshua Taylor. deeea<ed, for ssshor,iy ID
payment Of debts.
NOTICE is hereby given that Golden Silvers,
IN administrator de b0nis non Il tho estate o
Joshua Taylor deceased. on the 7th Gay Of July
A. D. 1868, fled his pc irion in the Probate Cour,
withia and for said County, alleging that The
personal estate OF sad decsdsnt is iBsuici. Mt 10
pay his dehts; that be ded seizt Of the f.llow
ing real estate. e. wit: The south halt Of &c
Il IN -, in towns ip 20 north, Of range west
said tract Of land being situate 10 the county 81
Oregon ard State Of Missouri; and also the fol
loving tracts lying ard being in shs county Of
JsiIefson asd State Of Kansas, The routhwess
quarter the Southwest quarter Of section 6, In
iowI ship 10 Of range IL; the south half Of sec-
tioa in township 10 Of range IL, Omorgaged
to Thomas Culligan): the northwest quarter Of
section Is in township 10 Of range II. (mortgsg-
ed - Thomas Culligan and James L. Mcdowell.
The prayer Of said resition 10 Tor authority 10
sell said real estate, or 40 much thereof - may
be n sary, for The psymsns Of ths debts Of
said decedcnt.
Said petition will BE- f,r hearing be6ose the
Judge at the Probaie Court Of said County Of
jefferson, in tie village Of Oskalooss, On the
3th day Of October, A. D 1853, or - soon there
after as counsel can be heard.
GOLDEN SILvERS, Admr.
August 18th, 1883. $50 1851.
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A CARD.

To the Voters Of tie 1911 District:
FELLOW CITIZENS: take this method
OF announcing my self a candidate for
Representative TO the Legislature a, the
ensuing November elec ion.
am AID unconditional Union man
IN favor OF the mos vigorous pros.cu
ton OF the war against the rebellion
until the last traitor is pui down-in
favor vi the Presidents En- ,Lcipalion
Pr"ciaination. and Of universal liber,
10 all men am in favor ut lie main
tainance OF the laws S ate and National.
and opposed TO all iawIessness. treason
anc rebellion, appear IN what shape
they may.
!these views meet your appreciation.
l shall thankfully receive your support.
Thomas HoDGEs.
Sept. IS. 1868.
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iHAxKs.-4rs. J NJ. RICE will ac-
ssp' .h.nks Tor repeated fsvors. Mr..
:. AeIehee for those peaches; and
o'asr friends for isvors. ~
me many expressions Of Kindness
e hsye received from friends and
saooSs. some of them strangers to
- fegafdsd Nilh grateful emotions.
- 4. manifestations of kind feelings on
pr Of those snong slon ws came
49, eea''y - strangers. they are Of
s r'es. vsfus.r May Heaven bless
60 eesos; asd nay none Of them
:. ssss 's my good thing.
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Administrators Sale.

T WILL ofier AT Public S,le. At the late rssi.
i idence OF John Fanbio on. deceased. three and
a nat miles northeast OF Osknloosa, jefferson
County. Kansas. on
Wednesday, september card, 1868,
the PERSONAL property belonging 10 The estate o
the rad decedent. consisting in part Ut the toll
loving articles:
Mares, yearling Colt Pony, Cows, and
other Cattle; y head Of Hogs, ~ Sheep, Corn n
The field. 2Si.cks Hungarian Hay, Parlor Stove.
Clock, Bureau safe, sett OF Match Planes
do Bench Planes, Chi,es. Ausers, saws, Ri.
he and Shot Gua, TWO horse Wagon. ! old
Buggy, Hsrre,s, Saddle, Shovels. Forks, Hoes,
Piow., Scythes 81.
credit Of Fix months will be g ven on oil
aims over three dollars. by purcha or giving his
al. with approved 'nrriies; sums oi three dol
lars and under. cash in haod
sale 10 comm. nee nj 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Of said
day. NELSON CHAPMAN.
l5S 3ws5 so. Administering
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Notice Of ADMINISTRATION.

NOTICE is hereby given, that on the 8sh day Of
~ September, 1868, Letters e Administra'io
upon The estate Of George Barrett, deceased,
,rrr,. 81, ptd to the undersigned by The Jn OF
the Psoi,i,. Court al Jefferson County. Stats OF
Kansas. All persons having claim, against said
estate are reau,red TO exhibit them To the Ad.
.u,uistrator tor allowa &c within one year from
The date of sail Letters. or they may be precird
Ell from any benefit Of sail estate; md 1t such
claim. be no, exhibited within t,ree years from
,h.. date ri said Lstisrs they will be forever ne
bred. GOLDEN SlLYERS.
lsq3xs3 AdministIa tor
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Recruih-Bad Behavior.

A company Of recruits. on their " -
To For, Scott. 10 j lin the IL h ...ment
and representing ;h.msel,c, as from
Vile Cloud and D.nii han county
Came into Town late Tuesday night
.-Om eleven O'Clock until two mex
morning-yelling. shooting lutte, and
making great deal Of useless noise.
They behaved bAdly-went to houses
= and beat at the doors. ordering the in
mates to get supper for five. zen. OF
twenty Of their number. Some squads
were worse than others. In the morn
ing they went 10 the grocery Of VIM.
Trap. and while he WIS waiting on
them. they helped themselves TO lubac-
Co. cigars Dc. and behaved in very
rude manner. They tried to get into
Carson & Bro S store, and nearly broke
n PANEL out Of the door-;l,ey were
after tobacco. They appeared 10 be
disposed I" lay hands upon every thing
they could eat, even the hazel nut>
which children had gathered for their
own use. These are but samples OF
thei, doings. They behaved very bad
lly. getting almost into difficulty with
some citizens. without any provocation
or cause.
Their boisterous entrance into town
alarmed the iimid darkie., who took TO
the brush. as they have a grea, dread
Of the "brush whackers." Ii is hardly
matter Of wonder that the "colored
folks" were frightened; for the lien
we're almost ~ rude as bush ~ ackers.
We learn that some Of the men saiS
they were from Holt county. Missouri
THIS may have been the case. though
two squads told us they were from
Doaiphan and White Cloud. Perhaps
Sd. Miller can throw some light on the
matter. Did these men read the CHIEF.
Bro. Sol?
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MARRIED. On Wednesday. Sept.
ss'. BY d. g. Turner. Esq. Mr.. in.
nosHs and Mics A. B. TURNER, all of
Rock Greek Township.

DtED In this Village. on the 1911
OF September, ELIZABETH r NxwHousr
daughter Of David and Jane NewLousr
aged 10 Years month and Is DAYS
She professed religion and joined The
N. E Church in Jauusry last. lived in
the discharge of her Christian cu,ies.
and died in peace. She bore her uro.
tracted sickness with pa'ien, resirna.
ton. and reposed upon her Savior.
The morning before her death She
oade farewell to the family, exhorliug
them 10 meet her in heaven. She said
TO her father. tell my classmates to
meet me in Heaven"
Though taken away in the bloom Of
youth. we are assured that it is for the
best. God does all things we'll. She
was prepared to go; many who survive
are not.
May the happy death Of this young
person be the means Of awaking in the
minds Of others deep thought, as to the
Necessity OF preparation for dea,h.
There Is no gloom around the Grave
OF the Christian. for the brish, rlo,ies
OF the resurrection morn, will flash the
light aud JOY OF everlating salvation,
around the resting place OF the Saints.
Lizzie sleeps. but she shall awake.
yes, she shall waken not 10 gloom aud sorrow,
Not 10 the blight Of care, the thrill OF pain,
Wake TO the day that ne'er shall knos a morrow;
To life that shall not yield 70 dc ath again.
Ash" rests In peace for her forbsar thy weeping:
Thou soon shalt meet her in the world ON hugh:
The wasted form In nder grave Is sleeping,
But the freed spirit lives bsyond the sky"
D. ID.
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Administrators Notice

r EIrERS 1t administration upon the estate
II If John q. Vau- h.n. l.esasec noi admin
istefei hy Geor.e Bsuetr. lac .,im nis'rator At
a.d est.ts have lie. graz ted {" III. undeTs.gn-
ed BY The Judge OF the PrYe.t ,Cou'. Of J.ie,-
son County. Ksnsas, iated Ausu-t 9Th, 1863
The authority o! the said Coo &c Barrett ceased
b, his uecess- ON the 22i ay 81 July. 1868.
JARED =. BARNES.
Administrator de oai. non OF the estate OF Jno.
e.. Vaughan. decd i5s 3ws2 40.
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Administrators Sale.

In the matter Of the sale OF the Real Estate
OF Bennett Burnam, deceased, Tor the psymsn
Of Debts.
by virtue Of IN osdo, of .ais BY tho Probate
Court Of the County Of Jefferson, STATE Of kan-
sas. male January 10th, 1868, I, the undersigned
Administrator Of said essats Of Pennet Burnam,
decreased, will sell at public auction, to the high
est bidder, at the door Of the Court Hcase Of the
County Of JsHssson, in the villsgs Of OsksIoOsa,
in the County Of Jefisrson aforesaid. ON thu
laird i3) Nay Of October, 4. p. 1883,
1t 10 O'Clock, 4. n 81 that day, the following
described resi estate, situate in the County OF
jefferson and State Of Kansas, TO Wit; The un-
divided ene.half 81 the south.weAs quarter, and
tho southeast quar- er Of section twelve az In
township ten (i0) Of range sixteen (l6). Said
property To be sold . the property Of tho estate
Ut Bennet Bumam, deceased. JEhxs CO SALE
One-half cash, aud the Balance on 2 credit Of six
months, secured By mortgage upon the premises.
f.Acz GEO. x HINES.
Administrator Of the Estate Of Bennett Burn
an, deceased.
NIB. he other undivided halt Of said prop
erty u on ned By me, ana wiil b. sold o. reason
able terms GEO. 4. Hines.
Isl ~ 7,s0 $3.50
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Hon. Archibald Williams. U. S.Dis-
irict Judge for the District Of Kansas.
died at Quincy, Illinois. on the 2lst
inst. THUS has fallen another honored
citizen. an eminent lawyer. and a dis.
tinguished jurist.
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DIED.-In Holt Co.. No.. near Forest
City. Aug. 22d. 1868. of Cholera. VIZ
II. HAVEN. son Of D. G. and Ee,sev
Haven. Aged 22 years. 8 months and
8 days.
"Br0tser thoa Art gone to rest;
Thirs 10 an early ;omh;
Hat Jesus summoned thee away;
Thy Saviour called thee home"
''Dearess brother, thou hast lef, u.
Here thy loss we dssSiy feel;
But It's God that hath berefs uS
He can all our sorrows heal.n
'fet again We hope to meet thee,
When the day Of life is aed,
Then in heaven with Joy 10 greet thee,
Where no farewell tear is shed.''
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Aid Society.

We are requested to announce that
the ladies Of this place and vicinity are
invited to meet at Mr.. Chapman s,
Two miles from town. this saturday }
afternoon, about two o'clock, to organ.
ize a Soldiers Aid Society.
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AGRICULTURE.

In addition TO other matter, portion Of the col
umIs of our Weekly edition will BE- devoted to
Agriculture.
We are conaden, that every family that ,ubscribes
Tor InE WEEKLY BULLETiN will sSree that il il a
companion of far greater valae than its price.
specimen copy furnished gratis 10 any who De.
sire II. Address,
BULLETIN CrIPAN;.
aug. ~, " I5Su LearcnwoTth, nsnsss.
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Read Rules Of the Agricultural Fair
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at BULLETIN is newspaper in the best sense Of
.ne "ord. us columns will contain news upon all
subjects and from ell qua0ers II will eud.avor
not 10 deceive its readers blhe distortion Of report,
misrepresentation facts, hut will furnish upon
that can lie had, panied b, such com nts n,
tfnth and MT prejudice shall seem 10 warrant
Especial attention will be given to the local and
State generally. Asa commercial journal THr RI, .
LETix will be found unexcelied for accuracy and
reliability. This department Of the paper Is under
the charge Of u competent editor.
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THE LEAVENWORTH
EVENING BULLETIN.

THE LEavENwoRrH EVENING sufIpr,x
L mas now been established one year. and il we'll
"ceh Greater than my journal ever established in
.ns vest. The prOpneiOra experienced news
paper men, and thoro .ghy know the taste, and the
wants OF the people of this ST It,
There are three editions of the paper viz
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Foreign and Demestic Hardware!

Bough, DiREcr FROM Ixposras snd MAsuvAc.
rrRIRs ior CASH. We shall not b. undsreOld
BY any house in the West Remember the No.
81 Delaware >srees, Lesvenworih, oppo.
si,e McCrack~ns Grocery Store.
Ii3 cltS-N BRACE ( BAKER
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JAMES M'cAHoiN b. y
TTORN EY-AT L AW.
Leaysavsrth, kansas. -Ie

Will practice in he District oerl:
# Jefferson and Jackson ounties. S'i
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THE EVENING BULLETIN.

n.nted every afternoon at 3 O'Clock, contains Il,
49, teirgraphc dispatches and local news mn !
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at tt o. t.- eE Gu9 .5.ff4 "a
N. B. DUTT TO NJ, ia
JUSTICE Of the PEACE,

rYuxprn The State Constitutins, in snd fpr o.
u kaloosa Township. Of6ee ss the C'snfy
Clerks oiiics. adjoining the Dutton hosse, tA-
kaloosa. Jefferson County, Kansas. --
aOra- 3otf. 81 ifttN9 tftre r'-'t--
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THE WEEKLY BULLETIN
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.

- - 'ssued every Tuesday, and is made up extre,
LOT 'ne country from the six daily editions. Tn,
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such q. Coral Hair Oil, Cologne, Turkish Csys.s
Pomsde, &C., &e., &c,
II you want anything in the grocery line call
1t the Cosper OF JEFF rson and Delaware Sis..
OskaloO.a, Kansas, where you can purchase o.
p The LOWEST CASH PhICES.
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GAmc.
hundred mikes and has carefully explored region over
enc thousand miles extent. hsrstsors tee knswn. and
soncsnns which Only the most vague ana es were
twenty men over the mountains to pass through Boar
Lake valley hopes Of finding the band Of Sagntah,
Supp sed 20 be roaming In that directioa The detach
nent was uns uccessul in its object and Il joined the
command few days after at Franklin the most northern
settlement Cache valley having thoroughly searched
The region through which 1t passed.
In this connection NAV add having occasion TO send
" train TO Carson Tor quar,ermasters' stores
ton point and they have already arrived safe
their destination Very respectfully your obedient
want, II. EDWARD CONNER,
Brigadisr General United States Volunteers Command
ing District.
Lieutenant Colonel R. C. DUNN, Assistant Adjutant
General United States Army Department or the Pacinc
IN Francisco, California.
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A New Home Guard.

TO THE EDITOR OF Tile HkhALp
The subscriscr about Organizing brigade for tho
protection Of our deence city possibly 70 be invaded By
the barbarans who devastated Pennsylvania during
The ethargy of her s believed that asafncient
force Gnu be organized u the home material remaining
from unni ed rcgimcnts which were summoned AZ
the work q tneir brethren in an
ADJOINING state whose more probably employed
In the lucrative business growing out q tho advent q
their friends. An opprunlty 10 therefore anlrded 70
hc and troihefs Q. relatives midst 70
and rewards without exposure danger
fatigue ard a. TIE tne enjoy the soaeiy q the
'yho tese pride N ',he pomp md circumstance
g sofios war i y rterdeJ dvis. the regiments
iAorgsApt oosgss - --l1eae eonpan.o. vii have
Glaze nc 10 afs.ps aui oincs eslapsacd pr1me
raaa y Af eeth'f. ttf nUf tesote beRse 10 tAe
t,-slg. ffir = n p fairpr Va soifA te - astis
is tteifs h,te " late me- gnpss 'ntcade-ce
n Il gtt ssNt erstl aif- a re- ~ n NV 4nk
#E&. ~ ts.- tfst Nf * - we ar4
ttN IL ws y fCeepy
.,asf.t las.ls. = .t'se -ii e. %. - 8gss
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CArHoiIo ParEsT ACCIDENTALLY KrlxD.-Francs J.
Herbert, Roman Catholic priest, died st No io2 Fast
Forteth street sunday from the effects q INJURIES
cIdentay received by falling down embAnkmsoI Da.
ceased, appeared. slightly eccentric In his habits.
hnd often In collision wAh number Of shAnty boys
10 the neighborhood. On tho 10th inst, white esdesvos
ing escape from h!s Ivonc bis foot slipped
fell down enbankment the foot Of East For
tcth street. inJsrins himself severely that ho dcd Ia
consequence. Coroner wildey held inquest upon tbs
body Mr.. Herbert abost forty years OF age, and
= native Of Toronto, Canada
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Questions on a Variety Of Inte-
resting Topics,
CO., &c., &c.
&c..
ON GYeenbacks.
10 THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

- - -, a 800
"" TOXIN, 'u'y :, 1000.
coming down IN tho Third Avenue Railroad car this
morning tho CONDUCTOR reo,sed To nke INV faro from
-. a.,,.. ,.,< - 49, . -.
N@' si0e""AoN' v" '"o s'"""u ''S' ''o = " i'aA :
hso tear In IT, not more than three onrths OF an inch
orno mart of tho BIZ was gone The piu was perfect In
- -.- - ,s..-~,.rl ,,.,L -
ID M parts except TINS sm'h tear mad no other money
~ me, and told him s'ac was incxornbe, he said the
eompany would NOT take I'm ted States bill or Tinted
rs.... 49,. a., 49,. - A. - -, 80. -,
'NAu' .''"' =" =" ''0 ''"s' u'si''' n0'"'h
standing all the bill might 20 there.
Last week the conductor On rhe Sxih Avennc Railroad
s.-...., :. -, -. - 80.
" so " ~ o"' o'''' e"''e' '0Ao' from me,
because the ticket wasG te dirty and worD--Got
u the least lie sald the romiay w,ui not take such
tickets.
Lam told bv con,n.,ent a,hori,v ,h,, l,rye ,,cor
pors.ea coal in ms e,~ l MOI se nsl
hates m ,uey II my M h. !. =, xns cone b,,,nse Tho
banks would not receive lLsa II d,p..i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-02

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