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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-05
or even diplomatic negotiations will be wholly
TAXING EUTURlEs.

A great War, if at all protracted, involves
enormous expense, increased taxation, and rap
lilly augmentng public debt. War is far
moro costly game in this than in any former
age, because armies are moved far more rap.
idly by rail and steam than b. the foot
marches of other days; so that years fight
ing now is as expensive and should be as con-
elusive as seven years Of Old-fashiOned war;
Reglm .ts are brought from Minnesota to Viz
cinia in @ week, where two months would
have been required sixty years ago; but the
cost is not materially ecOnomzed. 1t iS only
condensed.
We are involved in a great War, and are
spending money at a fearful rate--say One
Thousand Millions per annum. We can only
keep our Public Credit above the lowest low
water mark by drawing large income from
taxation. If we do not pay all the interest on
our debt and some part Of our current ex-
penses by taxation, we shall not be able to go
on with the War at all. A financial break
down is the worst disaster, aud is now only to
be avoided by heavy taxation.
Congress at its last session imposed 40 Ex
else on domestic Distilled Liquors OF twenty
cents per gallon, and on Tobacco of five, ten,
and fifteen cents per pound. These rates are
too low, aud the Secretary Of the Treasury Is
understood TO urge decided increase. Rates
so high as 81 per gallon on Distilled Liquors
and ) per pound on Tobacco are spoken OF.
We consider these too high-tho latter es-
pecialIy. 1t would operate in many cases as
prohibition; and while We have not TIE
least objection to this per- Sc, we fear 1t would
be regarded-it certainly w0ult be represented
AS intended to deprive the poor OF a cher
ishcd though pernicious luxury, and clamor
would be raised against it on that account
We believe rates OF fly cents to one dollar
per gallon on Liquors, according 20 cost
and quality, aud Of twenty-five g.
fly cents per pound on Tobacco, would
probably prove more productive than
they were doubled. Aud as spectators fancy
they have "a big thing in the Whisky and
Tobacco they have been quietly monoQolizng
Tor soue days back, in anticipation Of an Ell
hauccmeut of the tsx, We should take pleasure
in sceing them disappointed.
We throw out these suggestions subject TO
reconsideration upon further Amusement. II
The Secretary of the Trea9ury proposes certain
rates On the luSuries in question, be will
doubtless give reasons therefor, and they WI
be- entitled 10 the grayest consideration. Taxes
must be laid; and, if they can be endured
any where, they eau on Liquor and Tobacco;
bat be sure that they are LEVIED for revenue
strictly. and not for diferen: purpose. Tie
rates which will yield tho iarges. amounts,
ye not provoke a popular reaction IN favor q.
caeap liquor and tobacco, are those which
ought TO be imposed ard maintained.
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" TEX GAME.o

The Herald, announcing the choice OF Gov.
Morgan as U. S. Senator, says:
u" the Democrats will only regard it In tho proper spirit
and adopt frank, honorable and straightforward course to-
ward the conservative portion Of the party Of which he l.
member they will succeed IA carrying the country through
the osnse" that upon IT, until the PTdeHtiaI election
!" 1904 enables u'to ,emore all further obaes 10 sueeeSH
termination Of our ciGeuI.ie.p
In other words: Let the War drag on,
WIN alternate successes and reyerses, but no
decisive event, till come doughface can be
chosen President in 1864, and then we can
patch up Compromise that will make all
serene This will only cost One thousand
Millions Of Dollars per appum aud Three Or
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Four Hundred Thousand lives, Cheap as dirt:

-Four Hundred Thousand lives, Cheap ma dirt:
who can object ?
Yet we do object. We decline the part set
down to us in this Democratic programme
We insist on making war in earn5st--maklng
il now-making it with the whole strength Of
the loyal States, aud finishing it up this season.
TIE Rebellion may as well be put down in
three months as in three years If the loyal
States really try. If we must wait, at the in
evifable cost, till the Democrats can get into
power at Washington the case may be bravey
altered.
Friends who think we don't understand the
nature of the case, wait a little and see
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IN lying POLTTEe
DOrid sees tit to say that

THO VVIlH sCVb III % sdy UNIV
Peace a. price has not been announced the pOl
cal creed of any party sDy considerable body OF men at tho
North. and the only who have yet publicly moved
this direction squiuted At this policy are Mr. Vaaudsm
who has been consistent peace from tho bee snng
aud Mr. Greeley who hos lost opportunity to esno h
oHgea"''h'a desire for di'uniOn, and bsi he crps'
diney Of letting ths South Co."
Mr.. Yalaalghau must speak for himself
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By request Of many citizens Of all parties, shall
speak in the Coo,er Institute next Saturday evening,
Feb. AZ O'Clock, in favor Of the speedy restcr4-
tion Of the Union, by means Of organized immiga-
ton into tie Heto! States. In ninety days we can
make Florida the first example Of reconstruction and
res;orat;on-a fee and loyal State. Eli THNaR
Wv l-tk. FL. 4. 1902.
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10 c0RRESPnNDFNrS

No notice ran be taken OF ANONYMOUS tommnnc tons.
ever sileuds3 for lnsero must De authenticated
b9 'le u3c aua Sllesso JhB wrter-uo neSessaly
. puhi,1uon. but % guaranty for hs good faith.
We teono5 uncerase 20 r-turu rejected Communications
~ U5s.arfs oce snoua be addressed -
"lns IBTrNN" Sew.York
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A GEM FOR THE MILLION.
MME. DEMCnEST'S
So
RUNNING STITCH
Sewing Machine.

T is a PRACTICAL, RAPID, EFFICIENT and Du
l. RABLE SEWING MACHINE, adapted to large
proportion of FAMILY SEWING, or for mar ufac.
turing purposes. and is highly ornamental, and
is so light and portable, (weighing less than
one pound,) that it csn be conveniently carried
il. the pocket or reticue. s,r,s e. .-- -
Its operation is so very SIMPLE, that it re.
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By the simple turning Of crank with one
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silently yet very rapidly, with q COMMON NEE.
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HAND SEWING, only more perfect ard re gular
1t will HEM, GATHER. RuFFLE. ssIHa, TpcE, RUN
UP BREADTHs, ETC., with a single or double
thread, on any material adapted to the Rus.
MING STITCH, from the LIGHrEsT and THiNNEsT
up to two thicknesses of ordinary silk or mus
lin-the thinnest, usually the mos. difficult tol
stitch by other sewing machines, being sewed
the easiest. For ladies' and chldren's apparel.
and other articles made of light fabrics, it W IL
therefore be found almost INVALUABLE.
1t is attached to the table ike sewing bird,
and having no tension, and requiring no lubri
cation or change of stitch, is always ready for
operation, and such marvel Of simplicity, that
a child of six or eigh. years can UNDERSTAND it
Immediately, and use it SUCCESSFULLY.
1t is not at all liable TO get out of order.
The New York State Fair, recently held at
Rochester, has confirmed the efficiency and
simplicity and great practical utility of this
Machine, by awarding it the FIRST PREMIUM.
Each machine is put up in neat boz, sac
companied with full and explicit directions, and
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Sent to any address in the United States, on
receipt of an order, inc!osing the amount, or
may be collected by Express, on delivery of the
machine. -,.---r
Agents wanted every where, to whom the
most liberal inducements will be offered. =,
For particulars, specimens Of sewing, etc..
send stamp for return postage. Address
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u Every Lady, Mother, Milliner and Dress
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I'm Probate.


In the matter of the Estate of John 4. Farrall,
deceased.
ON reading and filing the petition of Alfred
" Taylor, Administrator, setting forth the
amount of personal estate that has come to his
hands, and the disposition thereof; the amount
of debts outstanding against said deceased, and
a description Of all the real estate of which said
deceased died seized, and the condition and
value of the respective portions thereof, and
praying that license be to him granted to sell
the whole of said real estate, Tor so much OF
said real estate as shall be necessary TO pay
said debts; and it appearing by said petition,
that there is not sufficient personal estate in the
hands of the Administrator to pay said debts,
and that i: ia necessary, in order 70 pay the
same. to sell the whole Tor a part of said real
estate, it is therefore ordered that all persons
interested in said estate, appear before the
Judge Of this Court, on the LIST day of Janu-
airy, A. D. 1863, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, q: the
Court House, in Troy, then and there to show
cause (if any there be) why license should not
be granted to said Administrator to sell said
real estate, according to the prayer of said pc.
tition; and it is further ordered, that copy OF
this order shall be served on all persons inter-
ested in said estate, by publication; and that
such publication shall be made for at least six
consecutive weeks, in the White Cloud Kansas
Chief, . weekly newspaper published in said
County of Doniphan, prior to said day of hear
ing.
Witness my hand and the seal of Office, At
fixed at Office, in the town Of Troy, this first
day Of September. A. D. 1862.
JAMES B. MAYNARD,
-, ses.5 80 Judge of Probate.
November Is, ls62-7w. Prs fee, SIS.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-02-05

IN
X virtue of an order of the Probate Comt
LII Donphan County, Kansas, made at the
n a,s term of said Court, I will in obedience
son,h u order, on the 9th day of March, next at
Hsa. aoor Of the Court House in the town Of
The ...ais IN Brown County, Kansas, and during
said Cono OF the County or Probate Court of
s S and fSa, O'sOck P. NJ expose at public
ceased ~ .ne interest of John A. Farrall de-
lows: the md aa 70 lot of land described as fol-
thirty. four Pg ,ias quarter of section number
of Range nU NM 10 township, number three f9
sale: One thru 0t !; eighteen, Qs)-Terms Of
equal payments ~ n cash, and the balance in
the Of sale purchaser to a;ye note. f for
scuieJ ' a. ut to be made and deed to be es.
neE' A. TAYLOR, Admin.
Jan. 9, ,se, j. A. Farrall, deceased.
'W- Prs fee, 81 SO.
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TERMS: CASH IN ADVANCE.
A SPLENDID PREMIUM.

WHO WANTS A SEWING MACHINEi
To any one sending thirty subscriptions and
$50, We will give one Of Wheeler & Wilson's
celebrated Sewing Machines, such as they sell
for s45 The machine will be selected new
the mandatory in New York, boxed and for
varded free of cost, rih the exception Of fTe,gM
In procuring the subscribers for this Premium
We OF course prefer that the 30 subscribers
should be procured independently Of each other
at the regular terms of 90 for sash subscriber.
Where this cannot be done, the saberibes may
be procured At any ofthe club rates, and the bal
ancs Of the $50 forwarded 70 u in cash BY the
person desiring the machine. -,
Every person collecting names for the Sew
ing Machine Premium, should send the names
With the money as fast IS obtained, 50 that the
subscribers may begin ut once 70 receive thSif
parefs, and nbs become dissatisfied With t6ede-
Nv. When the whole number Of nsnes esq.,
and whole amount Of money $780, ID received
he machius will ,be'd duly forwarded:
u Sample copies of THE POST sent Tafs
whsa requested Address
DEACON Z PETERSON,
No 5l9 W,hu, Sueet, Tsiads.Fhis.
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ftodt embellishments.
Sy,eriH's Sale.
Samuel s::Allsn pl''fis: On Order si :, Sal,

samuel Alien p On Order Of Sale
-, Rnford 6. al dertsS 49, :
Nv virtue of an Order Of Sale TO me 1 ns'c.
ID from the Clerk OF the Dls.f.c' Sou .,;,
,;,b;n and for Leayenwrtn Coun'! .;.s VII
VIZ for sale, at public auction; 20 .ne nshe =;
onsi in front of the Court HOUSE 1uool' ~
put tsa c;,y of Troy. DonfphanCounty, Aa. 'Se on
8 ,le the 23d day Of February a p..S'';
s Ao the hours of So'ciock a. d. anu :
O,a,oek P. M. ofsaid day, the foiio.ins aes.
O.;ssS real estate, to-wn Inc Norlu, m.s'
e, Of section twenty-one va me sOu'i'
pas, fractional quarter oil section nse lol, con
s twenty two and eIghty-one hunoreclns
s 10 81 .lOo)i the Northwest iractional
of section eight 70 containing seven, ven,
qua sr.ix and fifty one bundredtes tio ov., oo
.ires' 's .;U;ng one hundred and sixty acres;
,lb)' a.st quarter of section fourteen l4l,
ihe nor.n one hundred and sixty acres; the
ccntainlbSs ,Sest fractional quarter Of section
she noI' nan, containing one hundred and
thirteen and forty one one hundredths (l2y
twenty h,n the south east fractional quarter
4l-iool eleven ul) containing eighty and
Of secnon bundredths go 10 1909 acres; the
ten one nc, fractional quarter of section twelve
south viewing twenty-eig and forty one
l2), eS; as 40 1907 acres; the south half
hunol r.;On number twenty six (26), containing
Of secu surdred and twenty 1920 acres, and the
three nss, fractional quarter of section number
nofshI -, containing one hundred and twenty
eignI ~ I5sI acres; all of the foregoing descri-
shl ee being in township number one ~
'bed Ple m,mber nineteen (l9); also the south
olraes s.,;onaI quarter of section eighteen lle)
eas. i;a;ng fourteen aud forty one hundrecths
e "11a IGIl acres; the southwest. fractional
49,; of section eighteen ls), containing
q quar-, and twenty one hundredths Q42o-l0O)
fOuf' I'd the northwest fractional quarter of
scses' nineteen Q9), containing one hundred
secHS en., 'iour and forty one hundredths (l44
81. ,n,a a. eros. ali IN township number one %
s 81 ,.nse number l20) twenty;. also the south,
y. . 10. tTocrioual quarter Of section Twelve li2)
,onnsbin number one ~ Range number
90 Hsl containing fifty six and nifty
eish'I Inndredtbs (s6 50-1ouJ acres,aH the
o.. described land and premises, situa,
oies Ir;xc and being in the said County OF
Ieu, in the State of Kansas, said real
a De i levied upon by virtue OF an order OF
ssis in favor of Samuel A. Allen, and against
IaEsrso, Bufo:d, and issued by the District
CI0rt Of Leayeuworth County, and to me ai-
...,ed 10 satisfy the judgment and costs IN the
.boye entitled cause. 100,
Sb.rif,. Office Troy, January III, a: ioo''
''H'''- W. d. BEELER,
Sheriff of Doniphan County kansas as
January %, io63-sW. III ;. Ice 90
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-02-05
Sheriff p Sale.
Samuel Paynter. Plaintiff.
ALFRED g. Rice and s.
Lodonska Rice. Defendant

-RY virtue of an order Of sale in the shove en-.
II titled cause to me directed, from the Clerk
of the District Courtof Doniphan County. Kan
sas, will offer for sale, at public auction to
the highest bidder, for cash ID hand, in mont
OF the Court Honse door. in the city of Troy,
Doniphan County, Kansas, on Monday the 9th
day Of March. A. d. 1863, between the hours
of Z o'clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock PM. of said
day, the following described real estate, to-
Wit: The north half Of the northwest quarter
OF section No. 90, township No 3, range No.
30, with the improvements thereon taken and
offered for sale, to satisfy the Judgment and
cost in the above entitled cause. fe
She.iff's Office, Troy, Feb lst, A d. 1863.
". D. BEELER,
Sheriff Of Doniphah County, Kansas
February S, ls63-M PRS fee, IS
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STYLE FORM, TERMS. &C.

Volume XIV, for 1869, will maintain the en-
viable reputation the RURAL NEw-YoaKKa hss
acquired for both Contents and Appearance
It will be published in SuPERIoa SrYLE-with
Nsp TYPE, good rAite Pep1 and msny fine ~
Iustrotions lts Form vi continue the same ~
now-Double Quarto-with An Index. Title
Page, &C., at close Of year, complete for bind,
ing. y
TERMS, Always in Advsnee-$2 . year; Y
copies for IS; s for SO; 10 for $lS-wish . FREQ
copy for every club Of six or more. q Now
10 THE TINE TO Su1scaiIE AND born CLssA-
Eficint Local Agents wanted in oil plscsA
reached by the United States and Canada mailss
to whom We offer handsome Premiums
u Specimen Numbers. Premium Lists, ID.
sent free to all disposed TO benefit their neigh
bors BY introducing the paper 70 nnors general
notice and support. Address
D. D. T. MOORE,
Rochester, NY.
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Slierin''s Sale.

". A. Northup .-..-,-
Ezra Y Co.nstock Plaintiffs.
Francis Lee.
doing business, under the
n.ne and style of : On Order of Sale.
William Young & Co.
vs..
Lyman Nash and
Mary F. Nash, ct al. Defendants.
Virtne of an Order of sale, in the above
- enstled cause and to me directed from
We CLERK Of the District Court of DoniphaI
Hty, Kansas, l will offer for sale ut public
ea;tcn TO the highest and best bidder for cash
hand in front of the Court House door in the
ny ny Of Troy, Doniphan County, Kansas. on the
"a day of February, A. D. 1863, between the
sln OF So'clock A. NJ, and O'Clock P. NJ,
s'aid day the following described real estate
int rtt: Lot number (2,) two, in Block number
~ sixteen, in the village of North Wathe-
r., r, u The County Of Doniphan, and State Of
.a'as' levied upon to satisfy theJudgment and
~" ~ IN the above entitled cause
owen under my hand this 18th day of Janu.
"A. ID. 1863. w. D. BEELER,
Sheriff Doniphan County, Kansas.
'Anuary y, lS63-5w. Prs fec, So.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-02-05
Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Letters tesla
~ mentary have been granted me on the
estate of John Cordell by the Probate Court Of
Nenaha County, State Of Kansas, dated Jan
uary the 2Sth. A. D., 1853. All persons having
claims against said estate are hereby notified to
exhibit them to me for allowance within one
year after the date of said letters, or they may
be precluded from any benefit of said estate.
And if such claims be not exhibited within three
yean from the date of said letters they shall be
forever declared.
{ MORTON CAVE, Executor.
Feb. %, ls63-3w. Prs. fee, 50.
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1863.
Tie Saturday Evening Post.

The publishers of THE POST take pleasure
in announcing that their literary arrangements
for the coming year are of.a character to war
rant them in promising feast of good things
to their thousands of readers. Among the con-
contributors to TIE POST we may now men
ton the following distinguished authors:-
fr MRS LEN WOOD,
Author of"THE Ea.L's HEIRS, ""EAsr LYNNE"
THE CHANNIsGs," &c.
MARION HARLAND,
Author of "ALoxE," "THE HIDDEN Para"
sMIRIAs," &c.
EDMUND lKIRKE, .a 4l.-
Author of "AXoNe THE PINEs.'
Virginia F. TOWNSEND,
Whose Domestic Sketches are so greatly ad
mired. --
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the Germantown Telegraph will. alone be worth
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his calling, will readily admit.
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New Prospectus
OF THE
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VOLUME vIII-NEW SERIES.

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PLQWs! PLOWS.

HAVE jus. received 6ne 49,
lot of Harvey Ray 8 Barring
Plovs, one of the best patterns Of Plows Is
80. -" - s..- very neap
s...s.., ..-.Ssi. aeaasss :
8. L. IENNlNSs'
White Cloud, April 4, lsH-tt,
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Sheriff. SALE

ID FINN '. y, Of an order of sale, which issued
C,rrt of p .ne Clerks Office of the District
Dist. lSe, Drown County, Kansas, November
Nd c1 o", and to me directed. 4. Sheriff n
aon. At ,bs viii offer for sale, at public auc-
satbe a 4. ooort House door, in said County.
he hours o TSs OF January, A. D. 1868, between
u Of sid n. o'clock A. N. and 4 O'Clock P.
s.e, t, wiz. y, the following described cal e,-
sA2i, IN to- ne south east quarter of section
anss IN s, 'Hi%S np No. 3. Of range No. III.
etsr Of 81 iid County; sold to satisfy the shor.
'%at Fr.Dt n f az, of VIM. P. Ingram, and
ss.-,t p i my hand. this 9th day of No