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WATSoN'S
WOOllen Factory!
Removed, Improved, and Enlarged!

WE would respectfully announce to our
w former patrnns, that having re6tted our
establishment and added more machinery, We
are better able than formerly to attend to their
wants.
We will be prepared to do custom cardine
and spinning, fulling, dyeing, and dressing. on
the most reasonable terms.
We will also be prepared to manufacture Cas-
simere, Satinet, Jeans, Linsey, Flannel, and
Blankets.
Customers from distance can rely upon be-
ing attended to promptly.
We have removed from our former stand, to
the Steam Mill building in Oregon. Come,
every one, and We will full, card or bny your
wool.
SAMUEL WATSON 4 SONS.
Oregon, No, April ;, ls63-6m.
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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
rant them in promising q feast Of good things
TO their thousands of readers. Among the c. n
contributors to THE POST We may now men
ton the following distinguished auth1rs:-
MRS. LEN WOOD,
Author Of "THE EARL's HEIRs, ""EAsr Lynne"
THE CHANNINGs," &c.
MARION HARLAND,
Author of "ALosE," "THE HIDDEN PATH"
"MIRIAM," &c.
EDMUND KIRKE,
Author of "ANoSG TIE PINEs"
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TO Builders i I

called proposals. guaranteed BY two responai.
:. - Die parties. will be received at the Great
Nemahs Agency oiice. until April 24:h, 1863,
Tor furnishing ali materials and erecting two
houses on the Sac / Fox Of Missouri Reserva.
Plane and Specifications can be seen .t the
a agency ONCE. No bid will be binding on the
United states, until approved BY the Comnis-
siousr Of Indian Affairs.
JOHN A. BURBANK,
U. s. Indian Agent.
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THE FIG Or OUR UNION.
The Fasorite Weekly Miscella-
ncous Journal.
Dzs1exEp roz TIE HONE c1lc1r.

Dk6I6KEC fox THE H0Q8 Cl1CLx.
This long established and weliknou week
ly paper. after fifteen years unequallej pros
perity, has become "household word" fton
Maine to California, gladdening the hreside,o
the rich and Door, in town and country, Above
the wide extent Of the United StNes.
should be weekly visitor to every American
home, because
u 1t is just such . paper ~ any father
brother or friend would introduce to the fam
lily circle.
70 1t is printed on the finest satin surfacet
paper, with uew type, and in . neat and bcausi
full sfSle.
pIs is of the mammoth size, vet contain,
no advertisements in its eight super royal pa
ges.
p It is devoted to news, tales, poems, .to
ries of th. sea. discoveries. miscellany, vii
and humor.
pIs i. carefully edited BY N. N. B.llou
whs has twenty years of editorial experience
in Boston
u It contains in its large, well n!led and
deeply interesting columns not one vulgar
word n line.
u It numbers among its regular contribu-
tors the best male and female writer's in the
country
u Its tales, while they absorb the re.der,
cultivate a taste for all that is good and beau.
tiful in humanity.
Dr Il ia Acknowledged that the good inHu.
ence ofsucl paper in the home circle 10 al
most incalculable.
70 Its suggestive pages provoke in the young
anirquiring spirit, and add to their store OF
knowledge.
u [ts columns are free from politics and all
iarrins topics. its object being to make home
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pIt is for these reasons that It has for
years been so popular favorite throuhout the
country.
Terms-Invnriably in Advance.
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Published every Saturdayby
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Oregon Nursery!

f1SHE subscriber has nov on hand, Tor
L sale. At bis Nuuery, At Oregon. No..
in part. Of the folloving, Abous
I 900 Apple trees. which he oGsr. at 10 cent,
apiece; about 100 Apsicos. at 8 cents; 400
Peach trees, Il 10 cents; and 30 Evergreeps.
At Is cents. Apply IN eeason.
Aaea -, 16oA IA PETER.
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In Probate.
STATE OF KANSAS
COUNTY Of DOs'HAs In the Probate Court.


Estate Of Anna Willis, deceased.
NOW, on this Cd day. of February, 1863,
~ Joel P. Blair, administrator Of eaid estate,
comes into Court and presents his petition set
ting forth the account Of his administration q
list of debts to and by the decea ed, and re
naming unpaid, an inv entory Of the real and
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 # section thirty
four, (34) in township three t3) south Of
range twenty one t2l) in said County. 1t is
there fore ordered BY the Court here that all
persons interested in said estate be notified Of
the fervency and prayer Of said petition; and
tina: unless the contrary be sho~n on the fret
day of he April term Of said Court. 1863, an
order win be made for the sale of said real es-
tate or 90 muchi as viii pay the debts of the
deceased.
In testimony whereof hereunto Sc: nv hand
and affx the seal Of said Cour, this February
It'll, 1853.
JAMES 3. MAYNARD,
Probate Judge.
A PrlaY, Atty for Petitioner.
February II 1861. Prs Fee SIP.
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re- s. j. EdgerIy. Of the Highland
Nursery. advertises a large number of
young trees for sale. Now is) the time
to plant; and as he takes almost every
thing in exchange. there are but few who
cannot afford to purchase.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-04-09

List Of Letters,
PEMAINING in the Post Office at White
IL Cloud, Kansas. April LIST, 1863.
Browne iona Morgan Dennis
Fancher Miss Nancy.
The above letters, if not called for within
two months from date, will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office. H. F. MACY, P. NJ.
White Cloud, April 9, ls63-lw.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-04-09

'H- Shreve & Macy to-day ,eccrved a
large stock of Drugs. Medicines. Paints.
Oils. Stationery. etc, by the steamer
Robert Campbell.
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Gleason's Literary Companion.

An Eiegan {, Moral and Refined Aisce.
Ian cons Family Journal,
Devoted to Polite Literature, Wit, Humor,
Prose and Poe ic Gems. In politics and al Sec
tartan questions it is strictly neutral, and there
fire enphatically
PAPER FOE THE MILLION.
And A Waetme Visitor TO the Home
Circle.
Il c,ntains the Foreign aad Domestic news
Of the day, 80 condensed as to present the
create At possible amou t Of intelligence.
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APAPER FOE THE MILLION,


il print ed On fne white paper. With rev and
besutifi u type, contains fifteen Ausdred square
inches and is large weekly psper OF sixteen
octave pages.
An an, walled s,orpse Of contributors are un-
der regular engagements. and every depart
mens u placed 0ps the most finished and perfec
systea that exp srience can devise. Each num-
Der will Be bear sffully illustrated.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-04-09

Y HIP within the past week, we
have received silver half dollar and
silver quarter : We still speak to poor
folks.
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THE LADIES' REPOSITORY.
A FAMILY MAGAZINE DkVOTRD TO
LITERATURE AND RELIGION.
VOLUME XXIII-lo6S.

1t Is the design Of this Magazine to produce
an elegant and pure literature, such - will cul.
tivate the taste, refine the manners, and emo.
BILE all the aims of life. Literary without BE-
ing pedantic, religious in its tone and charae.
ter without bgotry, it will max itself Welcome
wherever it it 10 known. No magazine in the
country 10 better adapted to the family circle.
During the forthcoming volume IL viii coutia.
ne to maintain its character 90
1.-THE QUEEN OF THE MoNrnLrEs."
In its mechanical execution the Repository.
is NOS equaled by any magazine in the land.
1t is printed from stereotype plates on the finest
calendared paper; and each number contains
two original steel ehgravings, executed in the
highest style Of the art, by artists Who stand
at the head of their profession.
The Repository has special adaptation to the
family. 1t furnishes great amount Of rssd.
Young and old-not forgetting the Children.
II is fresh, varied, full of life. In RELIGION
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do the heart and soul good.
Among its contributors are found aoms Of the
best writer's in the land. Their papers give
elegance, spice, ard variety, - we'll as instruc.
ton to its pages. II 10 the intention of the
Editor and Publishers to make IL the sIasP
nAeAsrsE or ITS FIND IN the COUNTRY. sps-
cial attention is invited 70 the varied ard inter.
esting contents OF the Editorial Department,
which exhibits features no where else 70 b ,
found. It will include Scripture Catiasf, con-
tanning many choice thoughts and expeditions
~nd Ov..;.. . i;,.rs-rr md .,;.;c.j m.l."~"
highly iteresiing TO the inqnisitive; Notices u
Ner Publications.; ifems, Literary. Ssssnflhs.
and Religious. embodying acts' incidents, and
statistics OF permanent value; S:dsb'd'e Je'
e"a", "u ~ os W "
.,rucs Children. Edia,1iSi CI.aninos. mads n.
O. rich and rare pas,ases and apeedotee eleau
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-04-09

ET See the advertisements of Major
Burbank. "To Contractors and ITO
Builders"
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FLOWS! PLOW4y

HAVE just received Ass 49,
lot of Harvey Rays burling- 4 -
Plows, one Of the best patterns 81 Plevs 10
in the Wsss, vhieh viii b soid very eAssD
Cash. Fssnsrss come and go.
3. L. yEuBE -
vka ossS, lesp S.tao6A
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Terns-I' Svafiably IN AdSaaee.
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Or more subscribers, TO begin With his club q
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SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS,
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FOR SALE.

IN nm Apple trees two years old
lV,UOU grown in the Highland Nursery
thrifty and hardy, and not Injured BY the Octo
Der freeze. Standard trees, averaging feet
$l3 per 100. Trees can be transplahted til
10Th of May. Young stock, corn, wheat aht
cash, at the highest market price. taken in ex
change, by the proprietor,
So. EDGERLY.
Highland, April 8, ls63-2m.
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c. sRaEvE, -. D. n .. AAcY, q.
SHREvE T. MACY.
I'D II u G. G 1 8 II s +,

WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS.
u Drs. Shrevs 1 Macy attend 70 the prae
aee of Medicine and Surgery. They may be
losnd q the Drug Store, when not profession
slly ensaxed feb. -. 69-u
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-04-09
GERMANTOWN TELEGRAPH.
A Family and an Agricultural Journal,
DEVOTED TO
CHOICE Literature.
INCLUDING
POETRY,
NOVELTIES,
TALES,
AND MORAL AND ENTERTAINING
READING GENERALLY.

In the Literary Department We shall present
the choicest varieties within the reach of our
extended means. The Novclettes. Ta'es, Po-
ctr, &C., shall be supplied from the best and
highest sources, and be equal to anything TO be
found in any journal or magazine.
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Pillows. REAPBRS.

THRESHERs, AND MACHINERY.
T HAVE received, on commission large
/ number of Prairie Plows, of the best de-
.erip<ion. which will be sold cheap, for cash, o.
exchanged for approved property or produce.
1 have also received the Agency for McCor-
mick's celebrated Rsapss, and will supply -
order any number. Of the latest Improved pat
erna. on reasouable terms. Also, Thrsshers
..-;r.;o. J. n. UT.
M. OIeui. Anvil II, Io0-sf. =
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During the coming year THE POST will en-.
deavor to maintain its high reputation for
CHOICE STORIES, SKETCHES ,nd POE
TRY. Special Departments shall also be de
veto as heretofore to AGRICULTURE, WIT
AND HUMOR, RECEIPTS, NEWS, MAR !
kETS, &c.
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who,e Domestic Sketches are so greatly ad
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Before Joshua Taylor, Justice OF the Peace, Of
Iowa Township, Doniphsn County, Kansas.
nN the 4.h day of April, A. D. 1863, said
" Justice Issued an Order Of Attachment in
the above action, for the sum of seventeen Dol
Lars. J. TAYLOR. J. p. 1
Anil q. l063-Sw, Prs fes 81.
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We annex the cash terms. to which we beg
leave to call the attention of all who think of
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VIRGINIA F. TOWNSEND,

Author of "AMoSG TIE PINEs."
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List OF Letter.

April 8, ls63-3w.
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Cincinnati Weekly Gazette.
NO INCREASE OF PRICE:

TERMS FOR 1868.
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In view Of the unprecedented increase In the
cost of paper and all other materials ofmanufae-
ture, and in view Of the fact shat publishers Of
books are compelled 70 add from twenty fvs
to thirty per cent. to the price Of their books.
wc have deemed it unsafe 20 attempt the pub
location of tie Repository for the coming year
at less than
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-19

PURSUANT to license from the Probate
/ Court the subscribers will sell at public auc-
ton, on Monday the S0th Of March 1858. at one
O'Clock P. M. the real estate of N. H. Stafford.
deceased, at the Inn of G. Stone. in Morrisville,
consisting Of 30 acres Of good land. good dwelling
house and barn, and necessary out buildings, and
watered by two wells said farm Is located l.S OF
mile north Of Morrisville, upon the west side Of
the highway leading to Hyde Park. Said house
will be open for inspection. from ten A. M to IL
M. Also lot Of machinery consisting ofone 3D.
hand palmer two do turning lathes. three or four
small circular saws, and some betting.
II. p: STAFFORD. AZ administrator.
q. EINGNAN
Yo,r.gv.fls, ysrch STR 1888. 'a Is
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-19
MASONIC DEDICATION.

The New Hall of Mount Vernon Lodge
at Morrisville, will be dedicated with
Masonic ceremonies, on Thurs
day, March 26, at o'clock P. NJ.
Leveret B. Englesby, Esq, Of Burling-
ton, the Most Worshipful Grand Master
of the Grand Lodge of Vermont, will be
present and conduct the ceremonies of ded-
ication, and will also give public address
in the town hall.
All masons in regular standing, in their
respective Lodges are invited to attend.
There will be social Levee in the Ma
sonic Hall, at o'clock Thursday evening,
to which our friends, both ladies and gen.
tlemen, are cordially invited.
-. S. M. PENNOCK, Master.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-19

WILL BIZ SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION, on
w the premises. Saturday. April 4th, 1868,
unless sooner disposed of, the Farm known as
the Swasey Farm, in Stowe, consisting of $50
acres Of land, about one-haf meadow, and a
good wood lot and sugar place, q good brick
house with fifty foot shed attached, finished for
a kitchen, buttery and milk room, 3 good barns,
one horse-barn. and corn-barn and hog-pen
also quantity of hay, oats and corn and pota-
toes also the stock and farming tools. The
stock consists Of about 30 sheep, COWS, ! two
year old yearlings, 2 three years old colts, and
! grey mare. Terms made known at the time
and place Of sale. f
L. J. TOWN, Adna'r.
stowe, March 18th 1853 "
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-19

g. A letter from an officer at Fairfax
Court House, written several days before
Brig Gen. Stoughton was run off by the
rebels, lets out the secret of it: "Gen.
Stoughton, who commands the I'd Ver-
mont brigade, has his headquarters in the
village, although his brigade is five or six
miles away. What he could or would do
in case of an attack, | don't know, but it
seems to ME that general should be with
his men,, If he is so fancy that he can't
put up with them, the government had
better put him out. There is woman
living in the town (Fairfax) by the name
of Ford, not married, who has been of
great service to Gen. Stuart in giving in
formation, &c,-so much so that Stuart
has conferred on her the rank of major in
the rebel army. She belongs to his staff.
Why our people do not send her beyond
the lines is another question. I under
stand that she and Stoughton are very in
innate. If he gets picked up some night
he may thank her for it. Her father lives
here, and is known to harbor and give all
the aid he can to the rebels, and this in
the little hole of Fairfax, under the nose
of the provost marshal, who is always full
of bad whiskey. So things go, and it is
all right No wonder we don't get along
faster"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-19

gsg Several deserters who have been
tried by courts martial have been SEN
fenced to hard labor without pay, on the
Rip Raps, during the term of their enlist
ment. Among the names we find two
Vermont soldiers, G. S. Shonyo, End reg
iment, and J. Dickerson, 9TH regiment.
Shonyo was member of company d, from
Waterbury; Dickerson of company I, from
Burlington.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-19
CIV. sroUGHroN's CAPTURE.

A correspondent of the Burlington
Free Press, writing from, the 18th Reg.
on the 9th inst. says:
Twas going to complain of the lack of in
cident here, of which to write; but since
I began my letter, we have been supplied
with some of that missing article You
will havo heard by telegraph, before this
reaches you, of the dash of rebel cavalay
into Fairfax Court House last night, and
the capture in his bed of Brigadier
Gen. E. H. Stoughton, commanding this
brigade. The camp is humming with the
news, but in the uncertainty as to how
much that is told of the attending circum-
stances is truth, | shall not attempt to de-
scribe this very creditable Ito the rebels
occurrence. ! beg leave to say however
that none of the disgrace of the affair be-
longs to the regiments of the Brigade
1t should be understood that Gen. Slough
ton was not taken from the midst of his
Brigade. The regiments nearest to the
comfortable brick house which Gen.
Stoughton occupied as his headquarters,
were at Fairfax Station, four miles south
of him, while the 18th and 18th are a doz-
en- miles away. The risk of exactly such
an operation, has been apparent even to
the privates, and has been matter Of
frequent remark among officers and men
for weeks past. How could they protect
him as long as he kept his quarters at such
distance from them That's the ques-
ton.
The moral of the transaction is too oh.
vious to need suggestion.
Col. Blunt has just been ordered to take
command of the Brigade, and is conse.
quently removing his headquarters tc
Fairfax Statton.-When he is pulled out
of bed by single company of rebel cav.
airy, fifty or sixty miles from their near.
est supports, will let you know.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-19

A HARD HIT.-The New York Times
Special" from Washington, says that
President Lincoln, when informed that
General stoughton had been captured by
the rebels at Fairfax, is reported to have
said that he did not mind the loss of the
Brigadier, as much as he did the loss Of
the horses. "For," said he, 81 can make
a much better Brigadier in five minutes,
but the horses cost hundred and twen-
ty-fve dollars apiece"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-19
LnEI. HuSE,S ESTATE.

JUED HUbE > EoIAI IL.
STATE OF VERMONT, IN Probate Court hold
LAMoILLE DISTRICT, SIS. en- at Johnson within
and for said district, on the 2Tth day Of Feb,
A.. D. 1868
r. A. Savage, Administrator on the estatatc
Joel Huse, late of Stowe in said District
deceased, presents his administration account
for settlement Whereupon, it is ordered that
the same be referred to the 23d day of March,
A. D. 1868, at the Probate Office in said John
son, for examination and allowance and
that all concerned be notified hereof, by publ
cation of this order in the Lamoille Newsdeaer,
printed at Hyde Park three weeks successfully,
as soon as may be- that they may appear and at
said time and place, If they see cause, object
thereto. BY order of Court.
Is Attest. s. s. PIKE Register