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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-25
ORDER OFPUBLIC1T ron.
Jhe State of Kan as Marshall County, S

In the District Court of the Second Judicial District of
State of Kansas, sitting for Marshall county, with Wash
ingon, Shiry and Republican attached for Judicial pur
Thad1eus IT. Walker Plaintiff, VS. William Bowman, Will
liam Dealy, William 5. Arnold Defendant.
Whereas, affidavit has been filed herein stating that
you the above named William Bowman, aud William s. Ar
mold, reside Of and that each of you resident
OF the State of Kansas and that of
not be made you nown either of you therein. There
fore, you hereby notified by publication hereof being
made in The Big Blue Union for six consecutive weeks
that said plaintiff Til aldeus ii. Walker has filed his petit
ton in the above enttleds against the above named
fendauts in the above mentioned court wherein said
now pending the object of which and prayer said petit
ton is plaintiff to recOvera Judgment against the
said William Bowman of said defendants for the sum of
twohundred and fifty dollars S25O together with
thereon at the rate CT veper per month from
day Of september 1860 due and owing said plaintiff from
said William Bowman on acertrin promissory note dated
Sept. % A. D. 1852 by which he, the said William Bow
promised to pay in twelve months after the date
thereof to the said plaintiff two hundred aud fifty dollars
and also to frecose certain mortgage dated ON the Otb
day OF September A. ID. 1889 whereby William Bowman on
said 10th day of Sept 1859 conveyed said plaintiff he
following lands lying and being in Marshall county. State
of Kansas wit Lots six and and north west
quarter of south east quarter of section eighteen in
five, range No eight east and said mortgage had condi-
ton Hereunder written whereby provided that if
said iam Bowman should well and truly pay off and
discharge said promisOry note with all interest that
accrue thereon and all costs incurred the enforcement
said and mortgage said mortgage TO void that
otherwise should remain in full force and that said
Of land be sold and the proceeds arising from such
applied to the satisfaction Of such judgment and oosts
that all and eac of the defendants TO said and
every person claiming by, FROM through under them
any either of them since the commencement of this
suit, be forever barred and oreclosed of and from all
rghteqoty of redemption and other right whatever of in
said land and after such sale thereof
and for such other and further relief in the premises az his
require and you the said William Bowman and
William S.Arnod are further notified that you and each
required to answer said petition before
I'D day of August 1858 and that unless
before the day last aforesaid said petition will he taken
true and Judgment rendered accordingly.
In witness whereof Alex Campbell clerk of said court
hereto setm land and y the seal of said at nv
fee n the city of Marysyie in said county this lth day
of June 1868. ALIEN CAMPBELL. Clerk
- ID. BrumbaUgh- att for plaintiff 7wD12
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order Of Publication
nc Slate of kansas. MarshaH county. SIS.


In the District Court Of Tie Second Judicial of s
State Of Kansas sitting for Marshall county with Wash
ngton shirly and Republican attached for Judi pur
fhaddeus II Walker Plaintiff vs. Simon b Mills ap0 D.
Anthony, Trustes Defendants.
Whereas al has been filed herein stating that
the above named SimoD B. Mills resides
State and NONRESIDENT Of the state OF Kansas and that
service of asummons cannot be made on you therein
Therefore hereby notified By publication hereof
made the Big Blue Union for SIX consecutive weeks
that said Plaintiff Thaddeus H. Walker has filed his petition
the above entitled suit against the above named defend
ants in the above mentioned court wherein said
pending the object which the PRAYER of said peon
for said plaintiff recover Judgment against the said ST.
B. Mills for the OF two hundred and fy-eigh
doas S) with interest from the II tn of September
$50 the OF 10 per cent and owing
said plaintiff from simon Mills on certain ,roms
sorry dated September Il. 1852 by which said de-
PENDANT, Mills onisse TO pay plaintiff twelve months
after the date thereof the said plaintiff the Of
SIS; also foreclose certain deed of trust
H. A D. 1852 whereby the SAID Simon B. Mills said
17thday Of September 1852 conveyed r. Anthony as
the and benefit of this plaintiff to secure the
Of said prommissory note the following lying
and said county of Marshall and State of Kansas 10
w.t. Tbst half Of north west quarter half
north east arter of section 2 township one
ID south OF Dnge 90 east which deed therein declared
to be mort - and subject certain conditions
Hereunder tfen whereby and provided that if
the said SIND 5lIs should we'll and truly pay and dis
charge said pro note with all interest that might ac
therein; thai ta said deed Of trust should be
vod that other visa vas 10 remain fu, force that
of land be the proceeds ARISING from
such sale be applied to the saseton e such Judgment
anu Coets said
ants and all and every person Claiming by FROM throu
under them or either of them, be forever barred and
orecosed OF and from all and any right and equity Of re-
dempon ana ocer right whatever of said
tate from and after such sale thereof And that you the
said simon Mills Is further notified required to
plead demur 10 said petition on or before the
Y day OF August A. d. 1868 and that answer
tie same or before the day last Aforesaid said petit
ton Will be taken and judgment according
E.
In witness whereof Alex Campbell clerk of said court
hereto set hand and ax the seal of said ut nv
oice in the city of Marysve in said county this 10Th day
of June 1868. ALEX. CAMPBELL. iIark
D. D. BrumbauSk, Plaintiff attorney. nl21w
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C. J. LEE, NJ. d.,

Respectfully informs citizeds of Maysve and vicin
y that he located here for the practice
MEDICINE AND SURGERY
parin upwards Of twenty years experience the prac
,e Of his profession those who vor him with
their patronage that they VIII receive the btof skin and
attention and resienceas the house the
hill a: the end Of town.
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JAMES GRAY,
MASON e. WELL-DIGGER,

Informs the people of Marysyille and Surrounding
Il that ne times prepared 10 take contracts in stone
OF ,pcrete budin Law walls foundations dig wells &c
in durable manner and az PrIces tcsut the times all
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ADJUSTMENTS,
GROWERS TEEATER,
Pennsylvania Auenne. near Willards' Hotei.
LEONARD EDGRovEE--.....---- G :. -. Director

Pennsylvania AuenHe. near WiIlards' Hotel.
LEoEAED DGRoTEE----.. -----... Director.
THIS (Satordsy) EVENING, Dec IS, 1868,
Fosltirea1 thS iHgt I nIRht hrt fonS
MR. T. l.. DAVENPORT r.-F
MR.. ]. w. WALLA6K,
MRS FARRsN.
y MISS SUSAN DATIN,
Only time ost postiv ely OF Shskspsa subj me
tragedy of r--. -. .-EsEs-
=" OTHELLO,
In which all the above named artists viii appear
SNIP rted By the finest cast ever presented in
Washington. Eessnt and approprists Oostumes
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sentsd entire after the most elaborate pre- paI alton
During the evening, tie Grand 0rchs ira. under
the able direction Of Mr.. Chas Koppitz, will PER.
form several new and oh sste selections
The performances win consist Of shsks peare's
Tragedy in Eve acts OF
OTHILLO;
On, THE MOOR OF VENICE.
UthellO. Observation-Disclosures mr. f. L. Davenport
Isge.- J. W Wsllack
= EmeH6 -. hrS r6ffen
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TAY COOK 81 CO.,
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ENSs
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DEALERS IN
-. GOVERNMENT BONDS,
TREASURY NOTES, CERTIFICATES,
VOUCHERS, COIN,
CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE
We shall continue to sell AT PAR
Until further notice,
THE Six PER CENT BONDS
OF THE UNITED sTATIs
FIVE TWHNTIES,
pleasure of the Government after five years from
date. The unsold balance of this loan is now
Less than One Hundred Millions Of Dollars,
ana Is 5eng RAPIDLY absorbed by home and foreign
Banks as basis for circulation When all sold the
Bonds will, like the "Seven-Thirty' Loan, ad-
they yield
SIR per Cent. per Annxm in Gold,
payable semi.snnuallyJ equivalent. at present
prices of coin, to
Nine per Cent. in Currency.
The COUPON BONDS payable to bearerl are
snS the BoN g
and transferable as bank stock, upon the books of
the Treasury, and therefore preferred for perma..
IN sums Of $50, sioo, $500, 81 900, 5000.
These bonds are exempt from all local taxes, and
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Circulars are furnished at our counter, upon
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LADIES ANB aENTLIMENr
oHATALANEs. CHAINS. 49,
For HOLIDAY PRssENTs, at
GAIT BROS, Jewellers,
354 Penn. avenue.
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DIAMOND And Other Jewelry
In full sets and single pieces, for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS, at
GAIT & EROS, Jewellers,
354 4Penr. avenue.
SOLID SILVER TEA SETS,
WALTERS, PITCHERS,
G0BLETs, CUPS,
And dsSsSIYscR q EsssS
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354 Penn. avenue
ZINE PLATED WARE
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GAIT & BROS, jewellery,
354 Penn. avenue.
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Opera Glasses,
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Steel She'll Ivory and Gilt Combs;
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And general assortment OF other rich Psrii
HOLIDAY PREslErs, at
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de le-6t 354 Penn. svenue.
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LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE
. .sHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1863.
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER
EAvING THE LARGEST CIRCULATION.

Acton Caroline
Albert Mrs Col
Vim 9
Anderson Eliza
Ashton En- elineS
Ander son Ann
Abbott. Eliza L
Bates Thioms
frewn Rachel
Briggs Mrs Jno
Bell Eliza A
Brown Rebecca
Bel, Martha
Briggs HELEN G
b. ss Anna E
Bates a nnie V
Br rn Virginia
BIZ Kn Louisa
Bruce Ann
Brown Mrs
Brown Thos K
Bell Mrs
Bla ck n an Mrs
Fredk
Berseps Mrs
DeEnis
Bease Caroline
Bearu NaDnIe
Bender Caroline
Barritt Ellen
Brown Mary
B,vSs lane
Bohle Miss Z A
Bell Huldy
Buchard CordW
Burk Mary A
BRIGGS Louisa
Ball Penelope
Durrcug CHS Miss
{ a r
Bowen Mrs
Brown Mrs Thos
Bah or Mrs Eras-
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Brumnagin Mrs
Hannah
BradhurSt Mrs
Fannie
Birny Mrs Z p
BatchlCr Mary.
B-Ownmiller
aIarsaret
Baily Mrs NJ
Barlow Mrs B r
FarClay Anna +
EatesMissThrIna
Baker Mary
Brooks S Alice G
Ruckmeyer
Martha
Parbuur Mrs
Bowman Mrs
C0lS NJ
Barnett Mrs F
Bridge Mary e
Pa er Mary J
Bishop Miss
Brama
Burroughs
Am ella l.
Barker Mary
Bowie Rosetta
Bittinger Miss
Ruhsmsh ,
Belmont Ber-
nardipe
Rally Mar ct L
Panley Bette d
Crane Kate G
Clar cey Mary
Carroll Maggie
Cook Mary
Gull Myra l.
Cross NJ Margaret
CleZz Ann
Clock Martha
Clark MrsHenry
Chase Ellen
ClarkeMrsBenjA
Clarke Susan
CaiEe MrsN eddie
Carhurv Mary 4
Conway Fannie
Curuin gh am
Mrs patk
Clarlyc Miss
Coos Mrs Paul G
Clark Mrs G I'll
Cursler tiTsElias
CarIun Eellen
Col en- Mrs ID A
Canard Mrs n P
CrockeT Ellen II
Clinton Mrs ) b
Coleman Kate
CahiE J Johauna
Clinton Ellen
ChiFh oln MrsTM
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Cloman Margt ]
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Cumberland
Marion
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Dutton Matte A !
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De Laverge
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Duryer Emma l. ]
'onehue Kate
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Decker Mary
Davis Blter-
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Denham Marian
De Rertram
Madam G. !
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How THE GOVERNMENT Is PROVIDED FOR
WAR.-The Government, who had not half q
million OF muskets in all the armories at the
commencement of the rebellion. now has, in
addition to the million and a half placed in the
hands of the men of our armies, enough remain
ing to equip eight hundred thousand men, and
accoutrements for eighteen hundred thousand
smen 1t is not likely that, as nation, we
shall ever hereafter be caught unprepared for
all the resources which are required to supply
! the materials of war.
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~ Army officers and Soldiers in the Field can
have their orders By Mail forwarded on receipt OF
. remittance for the amount, to any part Of the
United States. de 2l-tf
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s.s. sss,.-sat@e. = sSe3e & ,F@s5z7ss
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Voris Write
Vanorm4n P P
Vedder Richd
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'Voodry Wins VS.
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~ RUSSIAN WAR. the grandsst scenic and me.
easnical exhibition in the World Military IA
storms With Terridc Lixhtning, Thunder and
H9IliIs WieSa: S sno. Storm saiP.rseks, Fearful
Doors open at z; pc erform anoe comm ences ct
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90 cents. ----- lt&
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Christmas Preparations.

Christmas Preparations.
PHILIP & SOLOMONS
Res settarly snnouncs that their
HOLIDAY STOCK ....r
Is ready for inspection
IN THEIR NEW SHOW ROOMS OVER TIE
STORE. --E
In addition to their usually varied sssortusaJ o
eoods, they have ... -.-
IMPORTED DIRECT FROM PARIS
ths most recherche stock of -s.
ORNAMENTAL GOODS /
EVER OFFERED ros SALE IN wAsHIsaros. I
iSc'udiDg superb collection of
ARTICLES OF vERrU,
to which the attention Of oonnoisseurs u invited
There vii also be found
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, {
Foand. .ar=~s-a
ILLUSTRATED AND OTHER WORKS,
In plain and costly Bindings.
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS.
in Morocco and Genoa Velvet.
GOLD AND SILVER PEN AND PENCIL CASES.
RUBBER PEN AND PENCIL oAsEs,
GOLD MOUNTED.
CHEss AND BACKGAMMON BOARDS.
WRITING DESKS IN ENDLESS VARIETY.
PoRTKMoNNAIEs FOR
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
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rLARIRIlD CIDERL
~ OLAKIHIyD 0ID1Rn
Just rsssivsi Per schooner Helen Mar, from
Bottop, Mass.
an persons In want Of PRIME oLARIYI1D Of
DEB are invited 10 call and examine this ct
- ha RILEY 4. eHINND
Union Bottlins pspot, No. 81 Green st.,
ks147v. 6sorsstevn,D D Q.
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ErOR sALE.--500 Sets of l, 2, and horse second
I hand HARNESS; 800 second hand Mcclellan
and citizens BRI DIES and SADDLES. Cheap for
cash. Apply to q. g. johns TON No: 37S Penn
National Hotel. oe u Ina
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Inspection of Prisoners ut Point Look ou

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 25-Major General
Butler returned this morning from Point Look.
out, where he had made q thorough inspection
Of the prisoners and hospitals. He also ex-
amined into the probability of revolt among
the rebel prisoners, and took important testi-
mony in relation to their rations and conditions
at noon to-day, and saluted our flag The U.
s. steamer Minnesota replied to the salute
The steamer New York left to. day at O'Clock
for Oity Point, with 500 Confederate prisoners
for exchange.
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: Tribute Of Respect.

Atameeting Of Compan y."A,nn 10th
Regiment S. @. ", held AT Tyner Sta.
ton, near, Chattanooga. Tenn, son The
4th day Of Septemt,sr, lsG3, tie follow.
sihg.preamble andresolptions wore uuau
imopsly adopted: -. -,
T.. Whereas. death has -again entered
our ranks, and smilteh down a respect.
ed and highly esteemed friend and
brother soldier; Serg1., PfIILBIP
BROWN died of disease contracted in
camp, at the Hospital. 'Yazoo City, Miss,
on the 17th day Of July, 1863, and Il
may be truly .said that trtie hearted
man, and patriot has fallen A native
of ireland The i,nmigrated 10 the United
States aboatthe year 1853 For five
or six years before ihe inauguration of
tho present war, he Tcsided in Greens
vile, s. q. When it was proposed TO
raise regiment from Greenville Dis>
trict, he was among the first TO Yolun-
teer. He entered the service with the
FIST company of the Regiment 2 ard
faithfully did he disGharge bis every
duty. Itis-no exaggeration y say that
u better soldier-one more willing, more
really. at all tilnes--was not in tho
ranks. Though a. foreigner, and CONS
pafaiively. Il stranger, among us, his
heart was engaged in our Cause, and
with that zeal which eliaraete e, izes the
hardy SONS of The Emerald Isle, Ire en- /,
tered into ihe .siruggic for freedom and
independence. Honesty and sobriely
were prominent traits in his character,
ar d TO know, WAS to admire him. lie
had not a teiaiion in the Confederacy
TITS source Of 1ecp regret to us tha,
he dietfin the hehandsofthe euemy, where
wec .cohId not minister .os his wants in
E,his hast hours. We hope his sleep
is peaceful and that bis spirit is now ut
rest.
Resolped, That as n company we
deeply lamen. the death Of our friend
and brother, and that We will ever cher.
ish his meinory as patriot and gen.
Ueman.
Resotred, That these proceedings be
published in the GreenviIie papers.
q =. NJ. McJUNKlN, Capt.
:. and Chairman.
@. Y. TwIrrr, O.,S., aud Secretary.
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Executors Sale,
WILL. RL,snIn .on nu11ri!

a. WILL BESQLD, on THURSDAY;
-113 ne tirst dry Of. October ncsf, at public
anction, at the plantation QfS. q. no:
sW clanRbap,s in GrecnviIle District, rs
.-kA--- miles above the Court House, Cl,e fol.
lowing Property. belorgiug-to The Estate o.
NATHAN A. FEASTER, deceased, &
Three. valuable NEG RORS, a man about
65 years old, boy about Is, andh wenisn
about 40. - .
Also, one MARE and COLT. y pnrr Of
WORK MULES, two young AULES, SO
head ofs good 81 EEI', 10 killing HOGS, 10
or 20 STOCK n ORS. eight head nf CATTLE,
W. G0E aad HARNESS, OK CART, house!
beldSFURSTfURE, and many other arti.
-cles not mentioned.
TERMS CASH.
:. @. MootANAuAN, ! r,..,,..
JOHN &C. FEASTEB, ! EXECUTOR
SEPT 10th, 1903. ~
gS~ Daily Carolinian will publish every
other day till day of fsaie asd send bill to
The E=certuce At Grecuv:!lc.
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1oeNo persons have need of. strong
reins; they ahe sometimes hard to be
.r"led, easy to be dawn aside, .and-spt
10 te deceived.
LoNa words, like long dresses, fre-
.quently hide something wrong about
the understandings,
LIZ you have rich amt, don't talk to
her about billiards and brandy and wa
ter.