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exclamation by the President
,., call:to Deserters and Others
WASHINGTON, March ~.

WASHINGTON, March 10.
The Chronicle of to- morrow VIII '0A
~ the following
i'D ,,e President Of the Hni, so, Sis Ab-
ByIne,amation Respecuns So'.
!sa. without Leave u,n
sem ErrcUrrv. MANSION. March w.
n.ncs of the 26th section OF an
In q Congress. entitled an &C. for enroll enrol.
s't o, old calling out the national ,I forces.
ing anu SsS on the 81 of March, 1868, l.
sPpFGvs"u, Ii lincoln, President. and Com
abraham G chief Of the Army and Navy
nsndeTT11, ni,ed States, do hereby order and
Of the U that all soldiers enlisted or
commsna: 80 The service of the United
dtsi,sa r iu absent from their regiments
States, r Lave: shall forthwith return to
Tts0 :..Deetive regiments; and | do here
tas'f l1 1'ps and proclaim that all soldiers
By ae shssDt from their respective regi-
nos ,s with without leave who shall. on or be-
nsn' ,bs ist Of April, 1868. report them
i ..Iys IS at any rendezvous designated by
s sew General order Of the War Depart
tOs tbs, : No. IS, may be restored to their
mem, ., i've regiments without punishment,
Is'ps e, the forfeiture of pay and allowsn-
el'' ar,;nc their absence. and all who do
ces u .s,uTn within the time specified, shall
n0' ,. as deserters. and punished as
Dc I I.x provides; and whereas. evil dis
!us and disloyal persons, at sundry
p pT', have enticed and procured soldiers
p,' desert and absent themselves from their
. y thereby weakening the strength
I,he army and prolonging the war. and
sr;np aid and comfort to the enemy. and
+,eIIy exposing the gallant and faithful
.,Idiers remaining in the ranks to increas.
y b,rdsbips and danger, do hereupon
all upon all patriotic and faithful citi-
ans N oppose and resist the aforemen-
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and aid in restoring to their regiments
II soldiers absent without leave, and to
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o DRESS for enrolling and calling out the
Rational forces aud for Other purposes,
and to support the proper authorities in
The prosecution and punishment of often
ders against said act, and In suppresslng
the Instruction and rebellion.
In testimony whereof. l have hereunto
cot nv hand. Done at the city of Wash
iugton, this 10th day of March, A. D.
1863, and of the Independence of the
United States the eighty-seventh.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
Secretary of War.
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How To STOP TEE RISE IN GoLp.-
Congress has bill before it taxing all
transactions in gold. The object of the
bill is to check the enormous and nnprin-
cipled speculation in gold, which has
carried the price to Its present enormous
figure. There was never greater sham
than the quotations of gold made for the
purpose of showing the depreciation in
the currency. They do not show any
thing of the kind. They show simply
the success which can attend the efforts OF
a knot of inscriptions gamblers on Wall
Street. who care nothing for the credit of
the country. and who are rather more
than willing to see it sacrificed to their
Personal and private gain.-New York
Times.
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Election Notice.
TO

l Conn Qualified Electors of Doniphan
elec,ioD u! my, You are hereby notified that an
ing in ro ul oe he'd at the usual places of vot-
r, on ,S respective Townships in said Coun-
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in s,.S SSnshlp Trustee, and one Road Overseer
'n Office, Troy, March, A. D. 1863.
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MAJ" 10 MOT OF Doniphan County, Kansas.
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.Oregon Nursery!

l sale ~ hia has now on hand. for
alarpe nna, MS Nursery, at Oregon, Mo-.
Composed " y: Oh Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
1000 Ann IN part. Of the following: About
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Peach ,, aoout ioo Apricots, at 25 cents: 300
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H''eh -, 1858. n' IRA prrrp
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OFFICIAL.
UNITED srAsrs AssEssoa's OyneE.

LAwlEScE, Kansas, March ID. 1863.
NOTICES hereby given to Butchers, Nan.
IN pfacturers, and ali others Who are required
to make monthly returns Of their business I'M
der the Excise Law of the United States, that
hereafter fifty per cent. will be added to the
tax, in all cases where returns are not handed
in to the Assistant Assessors BY the 10th Of
each month for the preceding month.
The returns for February are now due, and
must be handed in to the Assistant Assessor
BY the 10Th inst, or the hfty per cent will b
added.
JAMES 2. LEGATE,
U. 8. Assessor, District Of Kansas.
nh 9 le63-2vI
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Hon. Ed. Russell, of Doniphan Coun-
~ has received the appointment of Omar
Ter Master General of the State Militia,
rom Gov. Carney. There are settlements
10 be made with the General Government.
and other matters of importance will de-
'oiVe upon that officer. Mr.. Russell has
executive ability. The State is fortunate
IN securing his services for that important
position.-Topeka Record.
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In Probate.
STATE OF KANSAS)

S ass''s Of :; 6s'ss the Probate Court
Estate of Anna Willis, deceased.
NOW, on this Cd day, of February, 1868
IN Joel P. Blair, administrator of said estate,
comes into Court and presents his petition SET
ting forth the account Of his administration
list of debts to and by the deceased, and re
naming unpaid, an inventory OF the real ana
personal estate and all assets in his hands,
and praying that the following real estate be
sold to satisfy said debts remaining unpaid, TO-
Wit: The north west quarter of section thirty.
four, (34) in township three. t3) south OF
range twenty one (2l) in said County, II is
therefore ordered by the Court here that al
persons interested in said estate be notihed OF
the fervency and prayer of said petition; and
that unless the contrary be shown on the hrss
day of the April term Of said Court. 1863, an
order will be made for the sale Of said real es-
tate Or so much Is win pay the debts OF the
deceased.
In testimony whereof hereunto Sc. my hand
and afix the seal Of said Cour, this February
's'' JAMES B. MAYNARD,
Probate Judge.
A PEaaY, Atty for Petitioner.
February IL 1851 Pr'sFee $l2.
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in the Masonic Lodge at Alexandria
~ preserved the knife that the mother of
y. ash'nston presented to him to induce
I p:! 10 abandon his design of entering the
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!. a gentleman in Buffalo. N Y. pledg-
fn himself to be able. in short time, to
c"m superior article of paper at q
.na small cost, from corn husks
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1863.
The Saturday Evening Post.

The publishers Of THE POST take pleasure
in announcing that their literary arrangements
for the coming year are of character to war
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MRS. LEN WOOD,
Author of"THr EARL's HEIRs, ""EAsr LYNNE, !"
"THE CHANNIHGs," &c.
MARION HARLAND,
Author Of "ALoSE," "THK HIDDEN PArH."
"MInAM," &c.
EDMUND KIRKE,
Author of "AMosc THE PINES"
VIRGINIA F. TOWNSEND,
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FLOWS! PLOWS!

HAVE Just resolved . Ans S>go-
lot of Harvey Rays Barring = -
Plows, one Of the best patti ems Of flevs 10
in the West, wick will bs sold very eAssp
Cash. Fsraers, eeae And see
o. l.. JBuu1NG0.
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Mr.. Lincoln told . Senator, a few
weeks since. Il have done throwing
sfsss-henceforth the rebels shall feel
sOnes." 1t is likely. therefore. that
somebody will be burt.
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in ,be;' IsSeis have raised little or no grain
sboelsaa Ields, and being bootless and
their toes. 1'u even RAISE corns upon
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PLOWS. REAPERS.


HAVE received. on commission, lares
i number of Prairie Flows, of the best de-
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have also received the Agency for AcCot'
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order any number. Of the latest improved pef
ems, ON reasonable terms. Alsos Ihreseefs
nd Mil and Steam Machinery Of every ds
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