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Sir Waller sco,t,s D.s.

Tnr -ises' deg ever had tssd Sir W alter sco,,J
WA What IL called the bull terrier Itlush, him
70 understand great many words. insomuch that
Ian posInvsNe communication be.wixt the canine
species spd ourselo's might he greatly enlarged
Camp once st the baker who was bringing b'esd
10 tie family. ! beat him, and planned tho snor
nifty Of hrs offence sher which, 10 the last mou on
OF his hfs he never hessd the ie..t sluson ~ tie
story, In Whatever voice or tone 1t WAS menGoued,
without ges'ins up and retiring iLto Tho DE- fkest
corner ~ the room, with great appeal OF dir-
tesS Then II you aid the baker Wa vel paid,
or the baker voas not hurt, alter al. Camp came
iorth from his hidins place, csp.rtng, and barks
and 'sJoiced When lie was unable, towards the
snd o. he lie, TO attend the whep horsebsck 10
Is'p y which for MY return, and the servant Guild
s!' Nun hs master WAS counting down the hill or
'hioush me moor ami sthough he did not us. any
xe"us" 10 explain his meaning Csmp va. never
Known " mistake him, hut ,ithsr went out at tn
iroHr 70 go 10 the hl or ~ the back 60 got down
tothe moorslle
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the Interview ~ the Committee 18th Governor
Hsymour Al present the tsotuit ns eereeani. sf-
directed 10 accept coo,ed men ThcbrAnch oifoe has
obarse Of Ii,utsnsn,s William And sol. -bo ye..
fsrday enlisted twenty two men. ell OF shon
came TO Brooklyn, received their bountss. and w'e
sent to kikers Island. ARRANGEMENTS have hen msde
70 paw the State bounty tic Eth and Isst days Of
each month, that no dicaity will be experienced
hereafter this A.
THR sAts OF rHg CARGO Of the rrizs
steamer Fetefhoi attracted q large attendance of
buyer .. N. niou store. ys,cTdsy. The cargo vas
assorted and purchaser hsd 10 all risks and
purc blind Boots and shoes were sold by the lot
81 from ~ "a - sptif. Uosiery, clothing and dry
TN to ds asd thu net brooseds viii probably amount
IA q
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The Chicago SrAArs ZrlrsG gives us follow
ing incidents In the life of Christian Feruhaber, tie
German bay Ieddsr. who WA murdered few
days sincc in the township of Cicero According 20
Ms statement, he was tho unfor,unat. victim Of
remarkable chapter Of accidents lie WA born and
hred IL Baden. eheehe wurksd - . cap MAKER
IN Ne revolution u $50. IN which b. ~. No
setvs pan, that on the srsrsnee Of mo Prus SAns
Into Baden. he was thrown ia PRISON, where hs
10y twenty-ors weeks. Immcdis eyup o bis re-
lease be eSnigrsIsd H. this COUNTY,, c.me TO chi
60 and WORKED for time at his trade, but alter
wards went into the hay business. By dil,te ace
and scivt'T he acquired . respectable proper
~ Ono day Is be was coming 10 town vtis load
o. bay, ne fell fon bis wagon ami broke LIS leg
When ne hsd b c'ie sufficiently restored 10 70
win the he Of cSitch, he slipped IA ono Of the
SIDE -aik s'sf case, And broke b-s night arm in
ths al ute s,er, he bad the misfortune 70
oTsas his ief' arm also As II ths was not enough.
a." . I've ears nnce his house IN the neisAt.r.
tool of Lich's Garden, WAS ttxoyed By hr.. A.
ANA taishsp, he WAS murdered n tte tow NJ c.
cero, by some villain who has yet b..n hrorah,
10 hsht Even IN the grave he could not resi- q u.
"y Tor when his irifnds cAins 10 di.uter re
cnlse, 1t hsi disAppssrsd from TO eeihn, HAVING
Psbsb!J been sold T. the Surgeons
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jersey CITY.


Bov CH.RorD WIZ HrsrsR-As
william 1homss Ireland, boy ssed IL -. going
thronrh seeond STREET, on Monday evening. With a
companion they paced iittls crowd Of toys one II
whom sung out Halo. Ireland" to which william
Dpisd, "Hs.ls, Nod fdsard flsnneIly, . lad Of
~; stepped 90, a. slles'd, 9TH The exclamation.
What's That you ssy'" snd drawing . ston. from
ms Tceket threw at Ireland. sriking him ever th
let eJe, and lpOoklns him down. The IN ursd boy
etad, "Oh, EDDY, hold me. l am dying and he
coming insensibls, cASred In = f.v mins'~s Flsn-
nelly vas arrested and committee TO the City Prison.
~ await the neion Of the rand jury, the Coroner
jury having brought .-rd ct that tho DO, .dsa,
vn caus.d ~ irs hands. Hs srpr.s psrt,efiy inrf
fersnt. denies having committed the act, and even
svsrs that hsdd not zee d.censd on the svenins in
question HI, represented - . rolrh boy. telons
ins 10 tn ea9f Of youths vho have ,svepl oo.s
q rs ensafedip Sunday nshts With Ssv Iorh and
Hobnk'n boys, on the meadows, and 10 said to have
caused the death OF . Holohsp boy, during one "
these hghts, last simmer. Ltiie W lille Ireland ~
an exemplary lad. beloved BY eli Who kse~ him.
Az, MrRrHr, who was arrested few weeks
since on suspicion OF stealing gold vs,ch and cha NJ
valued 81 40 and admitted to bail for want Of suf
Client evidence against her, ye.,rdsy ~ a-retsd
: pa.Ibrdtsrs ticket for the watch having been
found .hsie che had seotetsi 1t. II -as slso Acer
tanned tbat she bad stolrn merino dIeaA. valued At
t2V, which ~ also IN pawn.
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OFFICIAL AND Legal.
C1TY INSPECTORS DEPARTMENT.

New lork, Nov. II, 1868.
In accordance with . resolution adopted by the
Common Council, aud approved by the Mayor, on the
twelfth dA. 81 November instant:
sealed proposals. are hereby invited for the rerov Al
Of the contents Of the stuka and piv,s of New York
city, heyond the hstDo for the next ten ysar With
out any corn1en.a ION from the City Treasury, after
the expiration 81 ia. present. Contract the sierers,ul
bidder to purchase the boas, snd right title and in
crest 81 the present contractor Tor the un, Ir cd
term Of his contract, cnd 70 look for in
addition 10 the Gums TO lie paid under the existing
contract during II. continuance only the price 10
he paid foI said removal BY the or occupants
of the SAID sinks ~ privis, the person Ier,ons
empyins the same and give surees in fv. thou
sand dollars each or the faithful perform ance OF the
work and Of these requirements.
said pIoposa- mu,t he delivered at the Office Of tho
Tuesday, s4th day Of November inst, at II o'clock
noon 81 which time and place they will be opened in
tho pes. nce OF the Comptroller and CITY inspector.
aoe CIV IDsp. ctor
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CLEARED.
eTFAHsIiITa-f Franklin, Hhit, Vulcan Philad
eHIFS sir Rp'ert Ieei, Usmburs; Revere san
frhuts'n; mole Joe. Ses Drl, sns stnefsds, Ii, /.
immortaiite, do Hound. DC; Fnk Albert, Hamburg.
Banks Ida, Havana stella. Bremen: Knnt
Bpnd"; Oravii', AsTinwsh; Ocrtn FArie. Csrdenas
BEiGs Don Juan, sIaoEsnilla Frederick, Il Janeifo.
tCiiOONERS- John g Wright. FORTRESS Monroe.
{ Uehnlf, Al" sndri. RoAft sts"s, Newark. Ma
re Brl, l'lc, frame. Ann, BIcvr, ~ John, y :;
Aorris, WAsNinrfor. q NrfIAv-d yeortico. T. n
Colt. de- Active, fltl.delg hiu; JABc, ihiisisp hs
ARRIVED
,.tsrFAMsHIPs Va. ran. rhiladeiptia; ffsnt. IN;
NV " Baltimore, Ii,, rpoo.: John Thompson,
Hnnnorr; farnh. PIT rhis. snrei balt,Inus,.
Nts'ci''strf. irVNiichc', Aeon, baltimore.
tARkS Mids, from GenoA. ~ nartuIr. no~ton:
Guip,tyc o.ne, ot Trance, n m Iiofdesur
, BkiGs- Isnths, Ft'tn. = u Nora, D,marstG Go
'rinda IarhuIar, X is
eCuOoNHHS Wster Ealr 81, tlrli7at~,hrcrt.
w u Nidford, bridgeport ". 7 to~'''rssi, Stv
loud,n, Whistler, suuton beo w Nhieiler, New
l,ondon; & II Nsterv, Taunton: Chss lowering.
Ne~inn. yplirn, Ho-'un. II Read. do: Scv
Haven, Bo-tcn tor rhiisd.lpt.. - Porter, i'sns-
t,ryI"tt fot Phi.L"rhia ET-tics.. Boston, Captain
John, C,lat. MAGNET, So,folt: MAy AnnA tohssset
fpr IN iRd' lphis. 'Ist,ir VI Nsvo, Providence Fra.
l'osiou. OnV DAu -rt,is New suiou. Aecius, Ron
doht fof Bosicu.J waItu. Prov; j \ Par olr Boston
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PRoTECTIvE WAR CLAIM AssocIA.

OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
Office % Chamber 81, Y.
Pv~ident
Lieut.. Gen. WINFIELD SCOTT.
Vice Presidents
Hon HAMILTON Flsh,t Admiral Dupont,
John J. Cisco, EAa. Rudolph A. Witthsus, ESQ.
Directors,
Hon Edwin ID MovNn. Howard Potter E~q.,
GenrEe OpdSke, VIM. z. Dodge, Jr.
Hiram barney, Theodor Roosevelt, Esl.
james W. BE, kmsn, Pear Coopssr Esu.
Rev II. w. Bellows, d. %. George Bancrott g"
John jacob Astor, Esq. Daniel Lord
james fovn Esd Wilson O. Hunt,
kobr T. Ahturn, E<q. Robert l.. stuart"
VIM, y. Aphwal, Alfred PeL
james GallAtn, 4"
The objects Of the Association are 20 .ecurc 10 so.
dieI. and saor and their families, any claims for
PenaoDS pay And bounty, and to ave advice and
Information to them, vvhc,n eosi, and 10 prevent
fi.uds Axsinsi them and the Government
Application IN person or byl EFT = should b. made
70 HENRY 0REENFlElD, Src'y
I'll ~ Chambers St, Newt Ynrk
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S2.OOO.OOOco h3AN ,, or y TIL!

SUBSCRIPTIONS are hereby Invited 10 4 Loan q
Two Million Dollars, authorized by Ordinance Of
che Board q supervs1r. epproyed by The Mayor Dc
eursmc Mt Of Substitutes for drafted soldiers for the
Annie. q the lLion provided the same can be
cd and allowed the guots OF the City and County
OF New York in any future draft"
The proper hooks foI ,uch subseriptious will be
opened At The COMPTROLLER Once and after Tues
open until the whole sum shall BE- taken.
Subscribers will he required to deposit with tho
County Treasurer, at the Broadway Bank, within Nv
days after entering their subscr ptions the amounts
subscribed for BY them respectively and on present.
they will be entitled to receive Bonds Of the County
for equal amounts, rsdesmable or before June lst
1854 With interest from the date Of payment 81 the
rate OF eiI per cent. per annum.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
COMTsoL.xss OSss0s. Neville. lSea.1 ~
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NEW YORK SOCIETY FOR THE RE-
ne, q tue kuPtured And Crippled. Incorporated
gratis 70 oth-rs, 1t moderate charge This SOC e
" firnishec surgical treatment and tsnisee. ,or
every cuIsble variety OF dsformity -hutnptarE elub
feet, debrmed Limbs, and loss OF power 10 u,s them
Also trusses for rup'nro- supporter, for women lace
stockinss for enlarged veins and liberated liInhs
President, JOHN Z. GREEN. Tr.surrr, IONA
THAN bTCkGES. Cor. 'Sscrotary. Il. AlH ART.
LEY. III
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Ok AND so CENT HAIR DYE,
81 BRIEST'S CELEBRATED HAIR DYE

10 the only HeiisbIs - well the Cheapest article in
the yald and v sold BY oil respectable Druggist, N
ssie DrussisS Hs our AGENTS in New YorG~BARhEs
4 Co:, sH Bsoadyayj j. c. HALT, 70 Be,iman It |;
and Houston st; POTTER Co, tie Hudson street
b CHAs. N. CRITTENT0E, No. IS siIth ssenus
hApp{aetuxod d ~ Ronth kacond T. " uhAwsbuIsh
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MATTHEW ROPARs.
the continuation Of this story 10 unsvoidatl,
crowded out 70 day1
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$50 cash In hand, before sworn in. Agents and
runners lbefs'lv deaf with. Come before you join
el.evhes. Apply 81 New Bovery to
Tvs CAN'T. N. NOONAS.
WANTED ONE DRUMMER BOY HAv.
Ing drum, 70 be stationed at . recruiting Office.
Apply 5as Broadway 2G3
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VOLUNTEERS wANTED-S777 BOUNTY
y $500 cash in hand Recruits rely upon
teins honorably dealt with by applying to Captain
LOWRY. authorized recruiting onicsr, 46 Centre 81
Agents and runners pad the highest premium tos
good men. i26
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I1TH WARD-AT NETTING OF ms

I 4
German dependent nmocratlc Club ~ tho
ablve Ward, held at Peter nsmel's ylAos, No 900
Eifth strsot, the fol!oSins resolution Was passed
whereas. We recognize Mr.. FRANCIS 4 BOOLT
a.. man whose view, are Ia conformity With the
platform Of our state Cor,ontion and. Ia conro-
1urnee fully concur In his nomination, ~ ~andi-
date for the Anyortity; Therefore be A. re,olved
that We viii ur, every sfor ano 90 I'll In power
IN secure his election. II VA further resolved 10
Gport the R-.saI Dem"cratic Ticket ARStIr
frss. t- StHLOkRlb, Sect. u
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: ~ cruits wanted for this sslisnt old Regiment.
Young men. II you wsnt 20 fght side by aide With
veterans, Join tho above regiment, Ths highest
t,untiss promptly PAID Recruiting HesiquaTtrrS
MERCER House. corner of Brooms and Mercer ste, n.
Y. q0I
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TFTIAMS HAIR DYE, ONLY so CENTS
~ . box. Gray, red or faIcn hair can be changed
IN fe. seconds to natural black o. brown, by using
nfuAM> LIQUID Hair Dye. the best and cheaps.t
in tho world Zach box Of IPhAMS Hair Dye 10
warranted to contain more than othsrs cell for 81
Try T. IL viii not nure the Gloss Of the most deli
cate hair Sold by j. =. KRONER, 4O3 Chestnut st,
rhiadelphia, and ~ All rsspectsble drusspts 10 the
HAMS Hair Dye and tate no other New York
Agency, iiembolds Drug and Chemical " arehou-s
5yA Broadway. 41S
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Too Late for Classification.
= EAT III y.

A Girl. WANTED iNNEptArFIY-rO
Aerss. lAiie- hair sni -ors ~ a..iceis. hair --rl
good ssr-' even. Agpy IL otsnd o.. In the la. ss'
hair dress & "a on. -
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THE HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
-, - OLD Nk~ sPAfERS Of every dsscription. old
PAMPNLETs 81 every kind Old BLANK BOOKS
and lEln,ERS shat are written full, and all knds OK
" As TAPER from bankers, insurance corn,a nes.
broken, patent. edicins depots, pratips ofie-e
boohhnder', ruhlie and private i.trarics hotels,
steamboat, railroad companies, eIpre.s Offices, &c.
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THE JOUKSEYMES SHlPwRIGHTS OF
South Brock IN And vicinity, are requested 10 as
s.inhls IN Mac Meeting a. the Assembly ROouie ga
Coiumtis IT, south Brootlyn, on WEDNESDAY even.
ipe Nov goth At ' O'Clock, 20 take into consider
tlon questions spj-rauine TO our welfare. Conpe.
tent sp-AkeIs viii addrtss the meeting Nv order II
the Committee, PELlN BrRss, JOSEPH BAG
NELL, TIMOTHY ANDERSON is
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Y. COUNTY VOLUNTEER COMMIT.

OFFICE, 24o BROADWAY
@,o@ VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
offered:
STATE BOT MY. .'..-.-.~..'''. a rs
UNITED ST ATEs BOUNTY to new recrui,s snS
% do sdditonsi to veteran soldleu 100
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Dl tMBfR WANTED-APPLY TO WIN.
Il sluDLS. ~ East Houston st. three doors from
Boupry ~,
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DROIECTINF WAR CLAIM ASSOCfA.
TiOS-The oblects Of the Association are 10 secure
to soldiers and .aors and their families. any claim.
Information to them wnho'I cost, aud to prevent
frauds aSsinst them and the Government Applica-
ton IN per-on by lette, should hc made IN HESRY
GRtENfltIIl. Sec, s. Chamb e Ct. NeN Yors Il
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NOTICE ALL PERSONS HAVING
4 Nrocss r,dsrd wi.h HENRY O'FARREII p.vn
broker, 2el wrst 3ah 1t, are reluerted 10 eal Tor
them inn 81 stey, or they will be sold st suction r.
i9t q unr,deensd furniture, earp.ts, feathers,
oileloth sc, Tor sale. sSb
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WhSrED--GOOD TAILORS AND TAI
" lo'esse'. 20 work on Are ,hop coats; aso good
buitonhole MAKER. STEADY work Add good wages
viii b. pad 10 good hands Apply a. ssa East IIous
teh ~, bet l.'dee and mt cts 2ys
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THE MEMBERS OF TIE TN, SLATE
l. and Me'al Rosfer,' Annexation are rsaucstrd 10
meet on this WEDNESDAY, a. ~. o'clock, at their
kooii Ilo ihird ave- Ia lrocssi IN body 10 90 Alien
st. 20 ps' the last tribute az respect to their late bro
thor member LILLIAN hcGkATH. They are also
requested e. attend meeting Nc ~ O'Clock In tho
evening business OF importance will be transacted
" oidet OF ALFRED PAkhEi., Pest. john fAR-
L.,
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NOrlCk Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Nsnuusl meeting ~ stockholders, and an election
fot hse Trustee. o. "rhe Washington Ice Company"
vi Nc o'ld a. the Office OF said Company, No. hsS
Ncenvieh o.. IN the city u Nes York. on tuesday,
tas s;h day Of December, 1888, at 10 o'clock In the
flrsnen " that dsv. Dated y4Ih Nov, 1868. ~
order. J>O II. vAN ErrkN See $40
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nIiNE BRANCH LODGE OF GOOD SA-
Cnar:sn. vi bold TcmpTanee Nesting THE
sv.niuk, NJ -, ltovofy. >i.sklRr By nr Frazer Aad
Mr. Bt9sn, q Blston SiixIsby Mr. Carney and
o,hsi The pllie are invited to attend. \ e.
NANCE. 2sS
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ORlsON BiI'ST. Supervisor
ELllAHF PURnY, Sureryiror,
WILLIAM x, eTEW AEr, Sastvsor.
WILLIAM N. TWEED. Suprvisor,
49,. County COMMITTEES.
J1I O!uSON BLUNT, Chairman
SUBSTITUTES WANTED THIS DAY, At
~ $40 Greenwich It. Kiehanse HotsN-A few GOD
men, TO whom will be paid more cssh in hand than
by any other parties in The city. 2dS
VOLUNTEERS WANTED THIS DAY
$3.50 bounty, essh in hand $3.50 Also seameu.
and ordinary ssAmsn, landsman and boys. Apply lI
Msidenlane, cor South ct %,
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SPECTACLES-REAL EYE PRESERvERS
'oveak light improved. Professor FEANkS, accurate
~ adjusts his celebrated preserveru to detective
vision, At his Office, fos Grand Eldridse a. 4oS
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
L old ncvspaper,. books. aud waste pspsr Of ever
description. j. ELLIOTT, 10 Annst 33s
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gstic Offensive system, that shall secure ouI
EState from devastation md our sifiseus
from snassacre. 8
y. That te deeply synpathiss Nth the
'relsfives ard friends of Ethe ekilank -
Who have fallen in protecting our homes.
and that We tender our thanks to the E,inv
for the valuable services they have reuder.
ed the State, and trust they will remain .,
their posts until an offensive policy, which
will give them peace and security, can be
:naugnrated II
18. That We call upon the various coun-
ties TO appoint vigilance committees, whose
duty it shall be To protect the border by
dealing with intestine foes, and reporting to
the military commanders and the ccagres-
sional delegation al matters essential for
the security of our State.
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Lost Duplicates.


On the 18th day Of November, 1859, en-
tered, at the Land Office at Ogden, Kansas,
north half Of northeast quarter, southwest
quarter of northeast quarter and northwest
quarter Of southeast quarter Of section thirty
one (31), of township nine (9), south of range
four az, east, containing l6O acres, by locat-
ing thereon Military Bounty Land Warrant
No. 9O,447, act 1856, and receiving therefor
the Registers certificate No. 1859.
Also, at the same time and place, entered
Lots three (3), six (6), and seven (7), of sec
ton thirty-twe (32), of township nine (9),
south Of range four a J, cast containing 164
and 30-10O acres, by locating thereon Military
Bounty Land Warrant No. q 1857, act 1855,
and paying at the rate of ST., Is per acre for
an excess Of 4 and 80 100 acres, and receiving
therefor the Registers certificate, No. ll6O,
also Receivers Receipt No. 347.
Also, at the same time and place, the certif-
cate to lot number 8, injection 5, township 10,
south of range 4, east, containing 80 and
1O-1OO acres, entered by, s. D. White.
The certificates and receipts above referred
to, having been destroyed, are lost. Notice is
hereby given that on the 10th day of October.
1868, will apply to the Register Of the Land
Office at Junction City, Kansas, for the patents
to the land described.
n45-7tpf$l2. DANIEL II. BATE.
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Tho Asaaulf on Sumter.

A Morris Island letter of the 9th to the
New York Hersld, gives an account Of the
recent boat expedition against Sumter.
The flotilla consisted of fiftecd or twenty
boats, manned by over 100 sailors, 10 com
m,nd Of Lieut.. Commander Wissahtchow,
and 100 marines under Captain McAuley'
The entire force was commanded BY Com
modore Stevens, of the monitor Pstapsoo.
The boats we're towed within short dis.
tsuce of the Fort, whence they advanced.
Three boats, under command of Williams,
Lieut.. Resmy and Ensign Porter, landed,
aud the parties attempted to run up the
river to the psrspet, when they were fred
upon BY musketry, and hand grenades
thrown down upon them. The slope was
so sharp that they were unable to reach the
parapet. i - -.
A signal vas given from the fort, and in
an instant all the rebel batteries opened on
the fort and shelled it terribly. Three
boats were mashed, and oil who landed
we're killed or captured. .I
Lieut.. Bradford, Of the Marines, Va,
mortalIy wounded and captured; Commo-
dore Williams, Lieuts. Reamy, Preston
Brewer and Bruce. Dr. Wheeler and En-
sign Porter, we're also captured.
Forty OF fifty sailors and msrines wert
killed and wounded, aud the entire list o.
casualties viii number eighty. The re
mainder retired in safety.
A Gag Of truce states our captured mes
and officers were in Fort Sumter, and vel
treated.
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Mi.. Alice Yell cowbided Mr.. Law. Of

Miss Alice Yell cowbided Mr.. Lay, d
Nanden, New jersey, fsr promising t.
Imary her ard not performing H. AZ. be
wouldn't meke her hy, she iede'him yell
There is . rivalry relative "a array sor.
respondents iu a western city. The news
paper that has the best of it so far publishes
/" Letters from Deceased Soldier r.4
A negro, about dying, was told BY his
minister that he must forgive certain
darkey against whom he seemed to enter
tain very bitter feelings. eyes, yes" be
replied, "if dies forgive dat nigga. but
if I gets we'll, dat nigga must take care y
A Miss Joy was present at party lately,
and in the course Of the evening some one
used the quotation, GA thing Of beauty is
a Joy for ever" The lady promptly ex-
claimed, I'm glad I'm not beauty, for
I should not like te be a Joy forever"
Samivel! Samivel beware of the vim
min as reads no newspapers, Your father
married q woman a. reads none, and you
are the sad consequence. You're as higno-
rant as 'orse. Hignoraut people say it is
throwing money away to take papers, and
A certain green customer, who was a
stranger to mirrors, and who stepped into
the cabin of one of our ocean steamers,
stepping in front of a large pier glass,
which he took for door, be said:
II say, mister, when does this here boat
start p
Getting no reply from the dumb reaec.
tion before him, be again repeated:
I" | say, mister, when does this here boat
start 2" sa
Iuceused at the silent figure, he broke
out" Go to thunder, you darned sasafrass
colored, shock-headcd calf, you don't look
as if you knew much any how"
Recipe for making Bologna sausages !:
Take an eel skin and stuff it with ground
cat, season it with skoch snuff and persim.
mon lie, lay it on hog. pen to dry, and
then. hang it up by the tail in grocery for
three months, for the flies to give it the
trsid marks, then it is ready for use, and
kan be fried or cut up intu rite lengths and
sold for police clubs.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-09-19

Prentice, in speaking of the capture Of
JEFF. Davis library, says: "!f it taught
him to be what he is, it must hare been q
villainous collection of books"
Ats fancy ball in Paris . marchioness is
described as appearing covered With ivy.
The character she represented is not stated
but we surmise it must have been an old
ruin E.
Mention is made Of man who died re'
Gently in Maine, at the age Of twenty 1--WE
years, who was seven feet eight inches ie
height. Though hs died young he lived
teeeh -wAg E 1v Tyar