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For servants Be obedient 10 your
masters, Peter uses the term oikeFia--
a household companion. carrying the
same idea. But If the terms used mean
slaves. then are Moses and the saints
10 heaven slares, for the Revelator calls
them doulOi, the same term Paul uses
for servants obey your masters" Is
Moses a slave in heaven
We should like to pursue the subject
bu. time and space will not permit-we
have but just opened the batteries
Perhaps We may resume it at future
time. or take it up in another capsci'y.
One word aud We are done. II
should be borne in mind that all the
servitude mentioned in the Bible is that
of rhits persons. Now. il the copper
heads and their slaveholding allies in-
sist ,ha, slavery is meant, We propose
that they ~ iu and serve their turn.
1t is about ,ime for change: and as
the Sacred Orscles expressly say, in
immediate and inse parable connection
with the subject, tia. there is no IRE.
spec. Of person" With God. We think
these Jealous advocates for the Divine
right Of servitud should pu, in tie gal
leys and row the vessel. or in the mill
to grind out the grist.
What say you. c"Pperheads =? Are
you willing to ''prove your fai,l, BY your
works ?" Get up on the auction block
and have yourselves Knocked down to
the highest bidder! AS you believe in
being ''bea,en With many stripes" ben,
your backs and take few. Faith. with
ou. works is dead"
It's good time to test your founia.
lion. You are rebels at heart any how.
and deserve the fate Of the wicket
Canaanites for your treason. Take
your turn at the wheel. ye admirers o:
the system Of bondage ! It's just the
place for you--and look out or you u
get there |! Are you satisfied with the
answer. Mr., Traitor Copperirad (?
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Special Nstiess.
Proclamation BY the Governor.
STATE OF KAssAs.l
EXecusiYa 0enaffmenf.

u
WnRRSAs, On the twentfsth dsy Of October A.
D. SO. tho Hon. Thomas Ewing. Jr. thsn Chief
Justice OF the SIpresn. Cour Of The State of Kan
sas. did tender his rcrixnation Of said ONCE: and
WnfRn.s. On the twenty eight DAY OF Deccm-
Der. A. D. 1861, the Executive OF the State did sp-
point tho Hon. Nelson Cobb 10 on said ysczncx. .
whose term OF "snce will expire By Constitutional
Limitation when HE suceessos sha 6s legally elect
ed ami qualified: an.i
WnxaE.s. II 10 provided by Law that The choice
of said successor shall b made nj the Ne a general
election succeeding said Executive sppoiuss.eut:
NOW. THEREFORE, I. THOMAS CARNEY,
Governor of the State of Kansas, do prorIsim md
declare that. on TUESDAY,. THE Third DAY OF
NOVEMBER next. there shall be ehosen BY ball,t.
according 70 the Law governing Renesal elections
CHIEF JUST ICE OF THR SUPREME COURT OF
the State Of kansns 10 ssrve for the remainder Of
the uncxpired term. usf.
The Sherins Of the several counties arc directed
- give notice Of said slecti % as the time And in
the manner prescribed by law.
Dome Al TsPsAs. kansss, his shirsietA day Of
Sepsember. A. D. l06A
In testimony whereof, have her reunto sst nv
hand md caused the great ssal Of the STATE 70 BE-
afiSed, ,he day and year above Wsiuea.
By the Governor, TaOS. CARNEY.
W. ". n. LAwasnco.
Secretary of State.
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AuBaEY. Kansas, Oct. Sd. '63

AUBREY. Kansas, Oct. Sd. '63.
FRIEND ROBERTS Nothing of inn
por,ance in military affairs is taking
place in the vicinity Of this station.
Bushwhackers are getting about 40
scarce As hens teeth around here. and
it is seldom that We get even distant
view Of some small party Of Them. They
have commenced burning the houses
and prope rty Of Union men in Jackson
Co.. aud our troops. in retaliation. are
burning an equal number Of houses be-
longing to rebels. When this will end
it would be hard to tell. certainly not 90
long as there is single busLwhscker
left in the country. Troops are now
stationed at varinus points in Jackson
aud Cass counties. in iorce sufficient to
prevent any future raids into Kansas
from Missouri.
The border counties Of Missouri have
almost MS desola.e an appearance As be-
fore the soil was ,rod by the white man.
Not man. woman or chill is TO be seen
in the country TO which Order No. II
applies. outside Of the military stations.
Chimneys mark the spot where once
stood costly farm houses. .eattle and hog-
are fast DESTROYING large fields Of corn.
prairie fires arr burning up miles Of
good fencing every day or ,wo.snd turn
which way you will. everything denotes
4 stale Of utter desoiaiion and rum.
The few bush hackers in the coun.
try are being rapidly driven ou, OF kill
ed. and we may hope that the time is
not far distant. when the loyal ci'izrn.
ran again return to their former homes
in peace. and build up what this wicked
rebellion has caused to be destroyed.
Patrols are now kept up day and
night between Kansas City and Trading
Post. The distance is 70 miles, and is
travelled four times every twenty -four
hours.
Fruit is plenty with ms. and hundreds
Of bushels are going to waste in The
border counties every day. simply be-
cause there is no one TO take care Of il.
The weather is getting quite chilly.
aud Is suggestive OF overcoats ami bIaz
ins fires. We are not ve,y we'll fixed
for cold weather, aud hope we shall be
ordered 10 some station where we can
be Quartersd in houses.
Yours. &c. UxloS
p. s. From information received
this s'a,Ion. l learn Iha QusnsrelI has
collected Io,ce Vi from 4 :" 5OO men
in the vicinity of hsrrisonville. No !.
with view. no doubt. oi m,ling raid
~: ~: = :..ssrn % Kansas. Col. WeeI has
So: .....:..d l.: !. pursuit with force Of about
8VO. aud there is no doub, uu, nc " W. -.
destroy and scatter any force ,hn, Guam
'relI may have.
Matters are generally quie, along the
borier.
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Lravenworth. Oe.. 8gh. 1868.

L~svemworth. Ocl. 8.h. 1868
DEAR iXDEPExpExr: = Leaveuw ri,
is "iu AMI running over with people
s ran err from every p ,rt Of .he Safe
IRON Missouri, and some from ottel
States are here 10 attend the SAFE Fur.
The FAIR. though no. what one would
expect 10 See in the older Safes. may
bs termed success. The attendance
on the grounds yesterday was large.
the grounds tein. mucI, crowded dn.
,iuy most Of the day. The sccommo-
jations for ''man aud beast" were good
aud we'll arrans.d.
III. display Of articles in the tisiic
department was ample. and much Of it
very fine. Some Of the stock ou exhi-
hilton Was Of great credit to the, Stale.
The Smie,y will receive large amount
"i money during the week.
Hon. NJ. w. Delshay. OF this city.
ia~ "e+n appointed United States Dis
L., Judge tor the dis,ric, Of Kansas.
Tnis appointment will Of course. create
a vacancy in the Surveyor Generals
Once. and another appointment will
have to be made.
The editorial fraternity Of the State
10 largely represented here-.he lie, is
too large TO enumerats in my brief
:c::cs. c::.!,a c=!!;:a al tie Conservative o.
fee last nioht 10 attend the edi,or;..
Convention. but it had not convened.
and there was no prospect Of meeting
until Q late hour. and ! did mot remain
This mornings papers eon,aia 4 'epos t
Of the proceedings.
The Mansion House mus. not BE- for
gotten. LAndes. the efficient landlord. t.
is almost omnip'essnt hereabouta. Tie
can talk to and provide for the comfor'
Vi more patrons in a given lime than
sny landlord in the we.,. llis mousse is
crowded to ov~'fl 'win:. Your pa. ron.
should pair"uize The N ,nsinn when in
the cily. leave ior 81. Louis to-day.
Yours truly.
LONa PRIMKR.
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Notice,

; l1iehaea OConner. in shs Ssak q Misyosn.
uil Ahe notiesshAs David Z. AeisshsilAa p~t.
lac county, Kansas esd. " .the ~ Ssy q Asg'
ust. 1855. file his pesitsop IN the DissIies Coura
that on the 18th y Of July. ls63. Ne saia Nj
'ehasl OCenner gave lis promissary note to said
Niaehpll Sor the SUM Il 0se Kundssd dolIsvst 1ss
oHs day Dfier dsts tn raul, wish insssess iheyDae
from the 4th day Of Asgass. 1851, until psid. q
the rate Of ten per cent PEI snnum; that % ne
N,A day ol Asguss 1855 - estes II sstsea-
y %rs. seIs. rss ,ss Is 4 ss"sso as..Ui is ss.as
Jsfisr.os Coasy Ssase u Kan1 vac sttAehwd
No The property Oi said Michael 0Ceseeey q -
isfy suah claim; and 'he aid Aiehasl, . Cosnef
j. n,tified that he Is req Tired 10 spear aud q
swes esd pe,Isiea o. 'eF .bef0ee The eth eay ~
Nov inter. A. D. le69. .Oe 80 .; ti-l ~"
lss-7.ss,6o., DIT NIlcHgLLn
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s+ DRUNKENNESS CUR p.1

ME I"s.ssiai~ NAV vow bid de6anes a. TN.
TEMPTING cvP DR. zANEyS ANClDOTE
f'R ST ;ONG DRINK i. certain culx Voa
pstSkeSSEss Y efsatr. dislike for stlotg
krawedge at tns a,isnt pI CO. a . bux. s,ent
bv mail to any a'idrts-, by s C. UPHAM, lo3
chss,"i street. Philadclphis, Pa. Ciroulars
8. mt frse ..rs -, Il nat.s5s -
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Platte Co, R.R Time Table,

IL UaGi 'urshss notice Ttsins sus - follows:
Express Train Leaves Weston q 1915, a. M
- Atchison q l.1o f"
Arrives u 81. Joseph 1lS, :"
Returning lesvss g. Jossp6 q go, r. n:
- ''I Atehisoa at l1.ool 80
Arrives q Wes.se l10o. -
Accommodation leaves Weston q 3yas, p. y.
,rrivss At St Joseph ~ e3o.P N.
returning Ieaves 81 JesspA u u H., arrives
ut Weston at 2.45 p. N.
aConneets ~ih Trsias on Hannibal ! s.. Jo-
ssph Railroad, and with stage o. q Tor oil MA
ces IN this State. and west aud s"ath oC -.
The r".a 10 IN so:'i :s"ning order, and passsn-
.:ers shoaid srlect thio route -
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FlNKLE b LYON S. N. CO.,
No. sss BROADWAY. NEW YORK
l55-vd .fs.9.i 1913
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE II hereby given, that will sefl "a
IN hnhlic Asetisu, q shs late residences of j.
g vasshaa. dsesassds II
On Sasaraay. Oesoher l5th, 1853,
The following property, belonging to the ss,a's
Of sid deeads6l, io-sit:
I ! Hosss, ! pair Of 3 yeaEs ID SiesAs tvo
ysars old Steers, 5 Cows. 4 yesrliaeA .bess 3
dO1sa Chiekeus, about 500 basheis 0f Con,
two horse Wagon, RUws. together with oder
Farming Utensils. .si. -r-, ~
TERMS:-Aii sums Of ss aud under cssh in
band: on sums exceeding e5a credit Of 'hlee
months will 10 given b. purchaser giving h's
note with approved security. :,
SvIs u cvmmenss ss 10 O'Clock A. u. On said
day. JARED r. BARNES
lsi.3v-eSao. l.AdmiaistsaA0s d b0ais 200.
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Capt. Pennrek's company of Sac
Militia. left This place last Saturday ior
M'nneoIa. and our citizens w~,e very
glad 70 get clear Of them. They threai
sned 10 burn the town and commu such
other depreds'ions ~ they though,
proper. We have M use Tor such men
IN this section Of kansas.-O OlatAs MIR
fDS. fvtf ifa
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H-SPER N ATO0ul HGA CAN
H. CUHE0fC

nncTOR RAND'S SPECIFIC cures S,srm.
II sto,rAss, Xnisal Hsaka<ss Lsssts.ey,
Less If POsrss, sfs.. slssdiiy ssd ofsetssily.E
u etlects a,e truly mag cal. Atrial VI the Ssg-
cIsic win Convince the 'no-, stspt,c,lo Of j. m-r.
iss. Price. ~ hoS. sent pos(- paid "a any st-
dress by $. c. UrnAM. %e3 Chesinut Street,
Ph''sde'ph's. ", Circuiars seatf.s., .
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The following 10 tho amount of T..
% each elee vauasies. for he parpe,s r
in uamed -
State Tax 50 cents. Coun,v
State School Tex 10 mills. OskaIoma T.r
Saaueli Fails T'Ple" Keatuekv =.
Roe& Creek . 10 ~, Snunsie
School Distsirt Ne. l. 50 eoute ~ S1oa ",
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Col, Wrer is now in command of tie
FORCES in sc,ivs service on The border.
~ bq'h S,ss-s,in Ewing's Di.,rj,. He
10 m r4cellru' man Tor The place.
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r EL1GI0uS

N. T.. CnrscR.-T TnERE will bs Relis sious Ser
s'ecs in the n Z. Church in O. kaiooss on Sundays
~ follows:
Preaching at tloh o'clock, M, By the 6ol
'cwing persons:
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And. ye masters. do the same things
unto them. .forbearing .hrea ,ening know .
ing that your Master also is in heaven:
neither is there respect Of persons with
him -Eph. VIC.
In these-aud other similar PASSAGE
Christ 10 represented as Master.
Read the passages according to pro-
slavery Interpretation and it will run
thus: "your stakeholder also is in heav-
en-" 'ye also have a STAKEHOLDER in
heaven" The proper meaning Of the
word--de.posees-which we translate
masters. is the head Of a .fam,iy And
that reveals tho whole secre, OF the
New Testament servi,ude. Il is .he
hous*hold relation Of m..trr and ser.
vsn'. But to put this beyond sIl quib
bic. We quote Paul who opyh, 10 know:
'Now ! say. that the heir,as long a.
he is . child. ditferelh nothing from q
. servant. thought he be lord of slI,-
Gal. ": !.
There 1t is. The child-heir Of All
.diGsrsh sothing-is exactly like a|
servant. But Paul does more than this;
he defines STAKEHOLDER in I. Tim. i:
$40. where hs calls them men. u.steal-
ets,' end classes them With .'murderers.
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- Exl-io.
II man be found stealing any ..
his brethren Of the children cf,s--.,
and make,h merchandise OF him, o.
se!!eth him; then tia, thief shall die:
aud thou shal. put evil away from
you.-Deut. xxiy-7. a,b Ia -
This is the Law against slavery. l,
is stesling-he is a Misf who does it,
il is an erl. and the .Mief shall die. -
There is Gods law on the subject. 1.
classes slavery among capital ofienses.
But il may be said that this Law on
ly applies to the euslsving Of Jews
Look here:
Eye shall have one manner Of law.
as well for the stranger as for one of
your own eountry.-Lev. xxiv--2a.
''But the stranger that dwelleih with
you shalt be unto you ~ one born
smong you. and shou shall love him as
thyself; forge were strangers in the
land Of Eyypt.-Lev. xix-34.
"Thou shslt not oppress . stranger.
Lev. xxiii-9.
Az for fugitive slayss. here is The
law:
"Thou shalt not deliver unto his
master the servant which is escaped
from his master unto thee; he shall
dwell with thee. even among you, in
that place which be shall choose in one
Of thy gates where it Iikeih him bes,.
thou shalt not opppress him.-Deul
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ACoUGH, COLD, OR AN IRRfrATE0 THROAT
allowed to progress; results in serious Pulmonary and
Bronchial Affections oftentmes incurable
~. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
reach directly the affected parts and give almost instan
relief In BRorcH1Rrs ASTHMA and CATARaH they are
beneficial The good effects resulting from the use of the
Trochees and their extended has caused them to be
counterited. Be guard against worthless imita-
TONS Obtain only the GENUINE BRowE's BRONCHIAL
TRocHREs which have proved their efficacy by test
many years PUBLIC SpHAKERs and SINGERS should use
the Troches. Military officers and soldiers who over-tax
the voice and to sudden chages should have
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This invaluable medicine is unailing in the of all
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w EST BRATTLEBoRo,
Anril 10. 1864

Information is received that in every drec-
ton there is steady call for any of the articles
that we have b6en in the habit of furnishing to
the hospitals and sick and wounded of the army.
But it is requested that all the cotton TO be made
up, be made into sheets and shirts and all the
money invested in yarn and cloth for the present
Let every woman and girl in the State make
something at once to help supply the Sanitary
Commission, that they may be ready to 60 upon
the field as soon as the battle begins.
Thousands of lives may be saved by our
prompt action. NJ. G. d.
Will other papers please copy
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THE subscriber has in operation Soap Mandatory
L in Montpelier Village II, proposes to take the ''raw
ma eria at the residences of such wish to sell to
him. buying their ashes and grease, and selling them
good article Soap, and delivering it to them He will
pay II cents bushe for ashes and to cents pound
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at Sc 90 BARREL 5f.-I4 A. Y. LApD'
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the Act of 1897
&c State street, opposite kilby ST., Boston.
A FTER extensive practice of upwards oftwenn
~ years ,connuestoseCu Patentsinh United States
also Great Britain, France and other foreign coun
tries. Caveats SPECIFICATIONS Assignments and all Pa
pers Drawings for Patents, executed liberal terms
and with despatch Researches made into American OF
Foreign Works to'determinethe validity utility of Pa
tents or INVENTIONS, land lie ga or other adviCerendered
all matters touching the same Copies of the claims of
any Patenturnshed by renting One Dollar. Asst ign
ments recorded at Washin gon. ta ,
The Agency is only the largest in New England
but through il Inventors have adva osecuring
patents of ascertanng the patentabity of inventions
unsu passedby, if not ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nywhch
can be offered them eIsewhere me below
PATENT OFFlC han the subscriber; and as SUCCESS
Is THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABlL
TY he would add that he has abundant to believe
and can PROVE that at other office of the KIND are Inc
charges for professional services mode rate The IN
mense practice OF the subscriber during twenty years
past has enabled him to accumulate vast collection
specifications and official decis ions relative to patents
The besides hse xtensve library Of legal and mechan
cal works and ulaccOunts of patents granted In the
United States Europe render him able beyond CUES
ton, to offer superior facilities for obtaining patents
All necessity of journey to Washington, to procure
patent and the usual great delay there, are here save
INVENTORS. r- 1I.r. .aaL . IL ID .-.s ... II
tHtct t..-....5 TESTIMONIALS. ..-..f 80
" regard MIR. Eddy of the most capable aud sue
cesJu Gctitioners with whom have had Official inter
course. "a ,.a q. ~ .esasH r"..r+ -,U or
CHAS. MASON Commissioner of Patents
have hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
cauno employ person competent and trustworthy
and more capable of putting their applications in form
to for them early and favorable consideration
at the Patent Office EDMOND BURKE,''@ .r
Late Commissioner of Patents.
&C Mr.. R. H, Eddy has made forme THIRTEEN appii
cations ali but of which patents have been grant
ed a nd that one is nov pending. Such unmstaka able
proof OF great talent and ability on his part leads me 10
recommend inventors to apply TO him to procure then
patents they may be of having the most ahnin
attention bestowed on their cases and az very
charges. '..r Irt ...... JOHN TAGGAKI.n
During eight months the subscbe, In course OF ms
large practice, made, twice rejected applications,
SIXTEEN APPEALS EVERY ONE of which was de.
r. Il. EDDY.
oston, Dec. 2, 1862. .ssfs e. Ef.'af vi