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The New York herald., 1863-11-11
lY, NOVEMBER Ii, I863.-TRIPLE SHEET
nAr.E,s ut AuoTIOr.
A J. L rhpGEE 3 CO., GUCTIoEEgns
~ MAGNIFICENT

HOUSEHOLD ftENi tuRE.
-" Iilo DAY (WtpNESDAf) NOVEMBER u,
,Ae eefaHt residence no AZ Wesi Sixteenth Etrtct be
NSh ith ana 10 N atcIngl ccnisncucrg - u oclufk
The rutloneer would cell The particular attention cf bs
nspy and u pclic u aie te ,Aaiouac cosa sn.
aAe rg sni rchel' sssoltmen, 4 houaelo,l Furniture
ano Tft W and Article. Of hnu offered at auction ts
sent orneS lgs months AZ Of iae beet Is
sfplOn ana Ia excellent order
DRAWING ROOMS
IN'nhgn,leeEl oni.,, covered ya French br Gtc "a
ue Ihoc' attnnY marble tcp SeCrearg rnd Bookcase.
nel WIN sat nwood rosewood iaseres wh plate
gas I1irrvr1, ufafc AMI Lace CurAn Crrrlgs Man
nn Csbneis hncoinu.rs Gard and Caesa Tables ebony
hccepu,n Ihaif covered win ta,egy richly d'c)rstci
o.vfes Ciha Esrs on Painting BY eminent arli,i fNn
nath rhin@s, By COTE. Assumption, By Lrcsi tru't ani
tlowes b. kenae, bronze and marble staiuary osnou
Hhd pInnie clDcsa Reclining Chairs
hAGhiflcfni sPNkH OCTAVE rfANuFpErf.
500 hlac Rack r5ewDli Stool ivefci bfHcsie
btoh'fci cotb Cover. Books AUD hIsc H.isaTt Ocott
a., DINING ROOM.
c;'hVy car ~ OAK Burr.. siatary uaiDr to- Es,tn
son 'c tovehe. Arm Chars, spern tr % cr,sls 'ad
Iuo} oassNalc, Dec rL,rl GDasts, Nhatnpsgges Wines
i.thoas1 a inobiers, Irnt and Cecry stands fiuger
I"N thlh H1Nls Liquor Dot gold band l,pWrf Sn. iNp
nc irco'iet Tr, ,et ~ pieces silver Dprar aui ~,
service Coffee Urn ,sl e. Caster Cake lia.hrt., Napkin
h'nfs b. oons FORKS table CntcN Chairs and Lcung
GO, reps Nhaners RIOS wood ant wanut Drcs.ng
Duet " tdfapcA Ned tr,iS. GommD 'ca " ishs auiJ,
AfmoiTer Gage Hsr Mattress Pcatn-r Bri, Blankets
Stranger vlaninr 'sS0M t,a sale 6N'ssr hr Fifb
sxh avenue cars md sages Al thr Asnt r.. Hchoas so5
Mettopo an Foirl. eiv,lg sl sicenh street few os
FROM ,he hOi.e
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uEhEY ID. xfTfp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n
~. - ,l,vee, ssys ssys oros,s W Pcs %. -strns
1t Nl t< a. 49, Ff4lsf Clf4 NO. ~
li athAi 49, crJscs =. ne o. fsta t1rf~~rf
10 bfo~i~sr afts~ ssis Of fns ooO~pos II Oh Psaf
lnfs 50 Htei hes ~ ~ lear NissNNnu. - Hsc4ty1
~ - in'ttussJ s,-resns asf -o''hy - .,
bnn u - Ht'f So frain So gfeai Taffy u HIH. sts
80 fAet ~ ~ % tie rtesss~ snpfas tts frsrs -
rfrIai ye,fs etsg ssd ister " d. rteh ~ fssf
Hfrss11 ~ ifr tGtt tss, brt Fasfsrss st.sts -.
..sSr.s fsi.s-e slsi.. - lfail snt ,s~sf. ira a.
tnfes <ssrh - a. ~ rtigk NJ sisafs sir. a.
tsff esruuJ Tt- s'@Fe ~shiistass 50 az
t. sfy frsA1Ak a NsF A. sas.lsSsaa
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A POSITIVE SALE OF
a MAuSiFICHNT not uSEHOLD TURNfTupg.
SUrERB CARVED PIANofoRr.

r99s5nTlyyJE, :, ?ALt AZ ,,o, 1p seuotp rrexrrrpy
cav sIr'hns GAEyhD rixsoyoKrs
PIER 1slAssrs ciitSh kicn CaRr;.f5 lc
NJ ,.ss,, !, 10 AgS."sr S1 e. a. m
ilee ,hag Ar, ces cona ne IA ihe pratt re'iene.
=, aud rep. ccar an4 Par .sbe, so,.vcoi f'sse,ea
'skssIg.ciSSf bsosIEs rAs,,s ANp srsous
rosewood ne6s."ais Bdrc1as srrs. ana nsf W.u.,.e,
ea. blanket r'acsy an4 as es5sD a Ssro1r 80 s9ia ,o.
Cane CHAR ain' sssae., &c. oih onns Room lor
nd NAG es. fwySs wa 'sP sSel wse tn Dun! sHa
sau,' Cataos,esa a, house
A rrEsros Is CALLED 10 rnK sarE or vALU.
\ ais le,,shoa rropersy corner q se ssege a., ard
~. DAY iweenesi.yi 81 L oeioct, Il tie T"bsngt
ssse ~ MSaassy Ms9. s 1s ~ q.t ae .es 2 Aa
ucros NoTrcE-A RARE oProRrCsIrr FOR
,po.s of' d ssrnars .1eise,
.Tie eToc.is % order oatS. ago; co.i s'ls
= Ga 81 ' s ss Do sus G' o sS ;" %
sad nasSs.S, d,ssf & ss1s s .ea H.. Is ~
Tur.i.h La.y chaia aga Lounge Erenson Table, bl.c.
!. sSiS .Tcsi between r.i,h sai siia Aychas,
n. co. no. ~ PARK pac.-wh sell tai, morning, Al 10
% pSr. ave- sni IL srS IA ana soI5 hs as..
Warranted sonnd
pGTps Hof sriiSkb fStb' runsrrnr-rAar.a., i,. s.
VII be odd 81 Ge ,e r..denes o R.y O. wE,es,d CO..
b5tn snf gsbrdre rad large rrrcy o.
Beds as;ises-e. stoves coosn. ronds cfoeSery Bee:
blgss snd tne Iiyc " Brs. A. Sale O. commene ljt.
pdson River trar leave. Chsmb-r, street A. na. O'Clock
aud ragcs half hourly from E-iiy NJ street AM
sik'h avenue.
RooK raADK sALEsRooMs. ,,es asoApwAY
LtAYIrT. a et.oneer-By J =. COOLEY -Ilursda, &C.
Ard sai alsceaneons books. History t.con Po.,J ia.
yene Sc. oil aud ffesh siJck, elegantly boubi ia
,in si A." casa gue. nov rc.dy ana boz, on eIsiDi.
sl0n- Cons snuenis lOhcitei
CDWhRD sISTZE.ICH ACCTiOSEEE.
~ tegan Household Furniture Insish CARPETS Frfn'h
fse nrrois 8c by u. W. II ~ 90, the premises,
Der H. at II O'Clock the eiegani Fafnure OF ssd resi-
derce about yea since s1i no o. The best dssip
ton having Oecu made order insisnse The
seis Thee.py other d~. tidns rich gi Cofncrs ani
Lace Curiains or -four Windows. matching ~ fer
match SUIT Of Psror furBl,ule, ensmeled chanier far
q sdsbears Er,snson Tsble chairs sc Also Hslr sai
Ray Chslr- Centre Tst'es Bronze clicks ss1s or
nsncnts iIslsnd. oicloths Eefr gerst1s cams osss
tr'.ey aud Plated Ware. ON eAhlbunp sni esisir4ts
~ mofn'ng d Asle
II CoLIoS. sUcTosBEa -uoUsBnoLD FURsI
lpb ocoox. q! Madison stree, ont.rc Furatgrr %
the house ~ ~in comrsis~ the sssorimen, Of sopd
r1sewDod mahogany and oak also Carpets Mirrors
China aud Glass Ware kitehes furnlnie Ac. More iul
particulars on Tie Gay OF ss~ ~hsb eaiozs WI be resf,
4 WILLIAM KESsEILy, sSsrir. far'on.sf. vii .,u
asue.on Friday no, u, issS A,2 oclocs, 81 te ss
the Aac,ioneer's ole. Il Pine
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uRNRY y. LrEDs a CO. suCriosI.Rs-HErRy
~ " LnEts % 81 81 :. ss,,,n. = Ihrssa'y
hss.s. .es lsf y chestn.s cgssr,i ca sss 80.
~ hsna' hlgh Fcny hrif soif fos -ani u.s ~
EfksgAy biA ~ tins4 sewers. egs 80 IN rfcs~ut
cf9rf h4.iss Teen r.n sgg oos ninth. eta pSls .. >
sla. no. noe Top Bgsxy wsgya IN goi orisf, tssfs
~ opr o' We N~G ~ nat@fs A rsuAhe hrovs rse,
eN J. lcs. oft rerf-,iv s1nf sai Esat- if,s bsnfs
shgis HsrU-ss. Ac
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LBERT c HAYWOOD
IA AUCTIONEES
NNGsIFlCtNr liOUSiHOi4D Fn,s,rUHE
Al .JBidC AUCTION
1H'- tiy W-lursltfJ Nutcralf IL i'Gi,
A. the d1 private rrsidencr rs Tenth rcc f'-
doors Brtaiwa, slir rom 7cuciu O'Clock
Partcuar called ,hs s,'r prisin,
the lreest and chest a.sorrcnia Of Household
tuge ,ud Nor.1 OF Az sGe auction TAI, sr,s,l.
VALUED Al slGVp.
DRAWING ROOM
Spe'J s''s OF On Coruicc, un Rtlia: rHgn ic"r'
Dawpg Room Its covered wih tue .;chc, de,crip on
of tilk brocade D't Ei..er. c@oTr Tihies lab
crg,ut Ercrp,n Chairs superb scsrrs Chin, Vases.
uArle aad bogfe agy. OF HIuilgN v-ty fici 1nt
eAIchs,'e, ~peudi Ffcnnh Clook, Csrpes on1men 90
Gagerss 6C..
IInSI CiAsg RpNEwOOD PlhNOFoRTg.
Anshr4 al Eou1d aiming all the moiern npr' snsp''
VIII stool ana tDgeg - match
nislNs ROOM
, so,i e.t,ei !acs Na.nu, bmne, ,,iaay nas'e iop'
Hers pa'cnt Dui"r Ia, Diui1s ffnu Sui AN 20
match, Gas,wt.r Ch,na Dinncr aud tea 9-'s Of Ne
r4rhr,' dese ~ GA. .uli sets of = lvrI Vac.
CHAMBtR~
VERY rich ani eeqsn Chamber suits "a srSoot and
htk wauut, .uss.s Narpels an1 - cfeff Wy 'rf-l
fully Furnished
BAsBMEHr AsD xtTCuLE EUFairCRE
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CLOTHING.

A TRIAL III r. woRrH wprrR roR LaDfps arD
n eenti-msn - try the wcsieru tKrncY 20 etp y
OF y1Ur Cast on Clothing CARPETS Furniture Je~ery sc
Ladies and gen'ieufn Vii be ssonshef 70 the dl4cr
10 proes pay Asans si ctEef dealers me- Ter
post will be pun tla1y Atirn5~d Address DuCAs i-
bevcnth avenue oorner of T-cn,r bfs street ialas
tended ~ Mrs. Duoss
T. PATTI. Kx.IAILoR TO THEIR sAJEsTIKs rHE
IL Emperor of the frevch urd the kins or Holland bs,
opeped Cio,hisg And Iaoting Establishment o. the
yrcnch style st No ives, Hoos,qs tfes HroafNsy
Ne hopes that yub1c ~ Nee 1ork vii gsY hin va
aad examine hi. aors ~ roots
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A ttilJR NOTICE
~ j.. ID FAyLal. ). Aucuourer
- HhGNfffCtST HrtSfUoLD fNHfITUsf
RItH fRiNIH PIAft PIER AND MAkTEL iRRobS
SsPERBbY CARVED Vp-FNODD rfANDrOHTE,
>Ii.vfR PLATE Sc
Killn DAY. ~ rdAcsssl)- ho,cmDsr H.
A. Tue res ftJs ,lS West Fonreenth street T. .n
Gppfnc1cng - II closs
The sale The cntre conrnis pf The houSs The
ce;ah' alot tunii.ae mas q, osdC. and - solid
EoseNood The whole viii he s1d to he hshct tdjcr tpr
cHhh oh- ins extra lad .eescnts 10 pare rchesrs
Elegant rtirN Ood octave ftsbpipttc al mo
dcn inp Jvcuent, o.ersvung bass rch rose ~pot hp,
covered W sn aDi embroidered Cover t1ree clcgaJt f'
suits OF rose~ood PHso- Furnttnr- rc' brocsds nd
ssn. roscNo IL tiates s!cnd1 ana costly Pafihn Crbs
mcntt b.. t1ireD collection o.
Pa nNhBa rosewood lurkis aud faey Chairs, IN fine
rorw1pi Centre 1 side ulr2c Top ISp,'. richy car ed
'hlmbsr SOUS 10 Ipse.oOJ ana mahogany Bureaus
cared Brd-e,is hasa auds SOFA Beda 10 nor .lsrc.oh
ten pure ba Mattresses rcm 10 60 - ponis wade - Or
der. u excellent condition
Dains pp1n flr. ufc consisting ~ ipg ots Extension
Table ih A.n ,l,ira Stvsr Ware rich China. Ivory ara
sITcfy Nrty, iocss. sporus a., viih hfaN. Ntt AID
Eufri ei is.aar Df ever, description Carmen g, a.
Tendance 10 pack and ship @onb- fDi rcni,tr-.
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AZ ryIy sfxru Avrsug CuEAF sfOss
"a W. e@rriyl a issgsios ffnn -. .l1t '.'I
NJ oD- .bs1lf pifs 49, bsiafs sien-s. - -
ss',,g ~ =, - - -. a. \. a. e t-. ~
s-.sias IL ilss.is 80 90 f1rsfs i>-nsgs riin -
ulsses - - -
- ..a H. .a.ias va a. ~tslhs as t1tgis
rraes fr-iss Les nasstsrs1ss'A Lssss TifisA
II. erasi wsfss Tfn~infs a. fA.iss ~ s.a tss
t...s.t a. 4 - aag~si assnffs.ss, " tN- essy
d. tsssistt q psf~f 49, r.ss r.
A.. rlsas ten sriiss sTsFy Asy Lstss oss
sasis Lnf -hsi l1sy wt.i anasf 81. Ir4.ss
80 "a o. 80 nssss ssr,s. y .esg ". -
r,N 'tap~ ffTfe
I.yr.ss ~ As's s.s1S. as stsss>~s.- '~~s
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NEw YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NJ
soARprNa nnJ LoDcrnG.

4
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A ROOM WITH BREAKFAsT AND TEA, FIRH AND
~ gas is wanted ~ sms'e cenuemsn Tor the WINTER IN
n respecable ne ghtorh OF brlpw Twenty third
Terms mus, mentioned positively and aisincay Ad
| dress Missouri, Herald Onice.
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IrSiOS COURSE. L. f-TRoTrfSo. -oS wEDsEs
dar. Nov ~, q 2 r NJ bveepstsssa q $50 mi
hrz'-, hes. trfse ia gys, TO Ornsr
owurs nAncs 4 4 owner names b. <. nsnssx 4
lh- iIII Il tbs best Br09x u road h8rsss
SHAW h v IiiIE Propfl-fYrs
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Dor wANTED-IO LEARN THE MANUFACTURING
- icvelry bus ness. Address Jeweller. station A.
Snrtns 81
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DOY WANTEO-!N FUR STORE TO GO OF Err.
- rauds and make himself generally useful Apply 81
u lall
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WM WRITER'S. AccuoNEEa Wilt SILT Tais
w day. NJ O'Clock, al t3t Canal street all the genec!
Psr.or .bamber Dning Room and ~ chen Funilare A.
oi srse housc consisting Of rich raror saiis Centre
fshss Pier and Manie Mirrors Velvet Tapcsry Bruseis
Three ?y ani other ca pes, rosewood black yAni aud
nnhog,py Hrdatrnfs Bureaus Tables Chars, Hocteis,
OiHh, Piin'ings washstands S,gye,. C,octs wiDiog
shaded Ssnfe Ornaments N4rrcssrt uf al fes0frf
Beds Heis'rai, Pillows and B-iiBg ln great variety
Chns Ctockcy silver, Glass snd tchca ware together
wtA cFfryling useful for hogsckscp.ny. AsI
pecantrrs Gasscs, a. As) oae cs MADE bnuari Fable
CHes MafEefi. ic. The hoe % be .oi r.n hne.
By oricr ~ Or RALPH GREY
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MfLLEns PROTECTIVE aociBrY LODGE NO -
lu ne above soce,y vii bold tie r-gnG meesng At the
tuh Ward Hotel corner Of Duane and Centre streets on
Ihgrsday evening kovenbcr ~ ~ taiLpA-t seven w. "
de o. avs and resustcra prepared W ,nnitise
pointed Tor al purpose, Will be presented
~ members Every member n summoned 70 ai.sni is
reiecnns the SAID avs HveX miller And dreser
The socsly shoud once for tbe suos-.. oy e. a.
eety osrAn The object for which the society s formed
rniers the meciny he above night sDf ron Will learn
what n. Bsr reetinr. ~ the sort-t
will 10 held the above time and ever Tn rsr AZ
until Further notice WILLIAM bMfIn PresldenL
EuCHxB FUSS. Jreasurcr.
JonN WtcEnxn Secretary
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DOy wANTED--IN A MERCHANTS OFFICE AID.
ID dre>s 10 own handwriting, 8. x W.. Herald oflce.
QOY TANTEO-ACTIyE. HONEST AND INTELLI.
ID speakn German preferred at tue men 3
60 yds store. 2cO Grand ST. Wages 80 per week
J. W. JOHNSTON.
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n rov sEHoLD FURNiIrRf. -rhar.tay i,,i last,
viii be sold, a. the i3e fesi-ncr % Rev g. white raf
of lbjth street snf kr gsbrdre rad large vncy o.
fufnturc consisting OF S'fss Caairs Isbrf bedf'esis
Beds asftgeS4es Stoves CoOaH. Egn.,a Cforkery Rec
hives snd a. Iyc " Bes' A. Sale &, commence Ijt.
I'slDck Terms cssh
Hudson River trau isaye. Chambers A. nae O'Clock
" aud stages haf hourly from Eiiy nh street AMI
sik'h avenue
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Pony Stock.

The little Indian crab apple is doubt
less the originator of all the apples in
the world. Russetts, Baldwins, pip.
pins, sweetings, pearmains and none
such, all sprung from the crab apple.
So the potato sprung from small Bit
ter root like the ground nut or artichoke.
Now the Indian pony is admitted to be
as hardy tractable and serviceable as
any species Of horse flesh in the world.
Why not use it as a base to breed from.
All they lack is size, which can easily
be supplied by judicious breeding. As
an every day instance Of their useful
ness and capacity, We learn that A..
Stark, ESQ.,, drove q span Of small
ponies, which cost but IS dollars apiece,
IN a buggy from Ossawattomie to Tope-
ka, via Lawrence, on the Sd of July
last, distance Of from 70 to IS miles,
and that they performed the last part of
the distance from Lawrence here, with
as much sprightliness, spirit and speed
as they showed in the morning. Tine
day was exceedingly hot, and we opine
many q more costly team would have
found the task too much for them.
Tine ponies we're none the worse for it.
Why not improve the native pony stock ?
Kansas Farmer.
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Stalls for Cattle, Horses, Sheep, and Hogs,
will be erected; Also, Halls for the reception
of Fruits, Articles, Implements, and Products.
Water for Stock will be abundantly supplied.
Feed will be provided at cost. Convenient
will be arranged. A large
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-09-05

KAasAsSfAfH Aslleux1unAi Cos,xo.
Aanhattan Kansas. july q. 1914

KAaoAs SfASB AaRlcu1fuRAi OoRlxcn g,
Manhattan Kansas, July q, 1881.
The first term Of this Institution a. now Or
ganised by the authorities Of the State, under
q Board Of experienced and competent Profes-
sors and teachers, will commence September
I'd, 1863, and continue thirteen weeks. The
Department Of Music, both vocal and instru-
mental, win soon be organized, Of which notice
will be given in due time "a
Every possible effort will be made to makes
the facilities for acquiring a full and thorough
education in this Institution equal to those Of
any other in the country. Its government will
be firm but mild and parental Its aim will
be to promote the highest welfare of the student,
physical, mental and moral. Females AZ we'll
as males, will be admitted to all the adv.nta-
ges of the Institution. Special instruction to
those preparing to teach. All proper attention
will he given to subjects relating to the Depart
ment of Agriculture. A course 81 lectures ON
practical farming, ard kindred subjects, from
competent men, may be expected during the
term. The PRESIDENT of the Institution will
lecture On important subjects.
'iofessor j. G. Schncbly will lecture on sub
jeots illustrated by the Magic Lantern, includ-
ing Astronomy, Natural History, &C., sc.
Professor l. T. Goodnow on Inorganic, Or
ganic and Agricultural Chemistry.
Rates Of Tuition per Term of thirteen weeks.
to be paid in advance:
Common English branches $500
Higher English, Algebra, Geometry,
Languages. &C. son
Music ON Melodeon 900
Piano 1000
Incidental expenses for fuel sweeping and
bell-ringing 81 cents. Special exercises in
riding on horseback Calisthenics Gymnastics,
ETC., tending to promote the health and manners
Of the student, will be given without extra
charge Board in private families from So to
So per week. Farther Information can be OBJ
tanned by addressing the President
JOSEPH DENNISON, President.
7. H. BAKER, Seey Board of Regents.
BOARD OF REGENTS.
His Excellency Thomas Carney; Hon. W.
W. II. Lawrence, Secretary Of State; Hon. =
I. Goodnow, State Superintendent Public InN
structiOn; Hon. Geo. W. Collamore; Judge l..
D. Bailey; Hon. D. P. Lowe; Hon. Azer
Spaulding; Rev. J. G. Reaser; Hon. w. F..
Woodwork; Hon. T. H. Baker; Hon. s. D.
Houston; Judge J. Pipher; Rev. J. Dennison.
OFFICERS OF rHr BOARD.
GOV. THOMAS CARNEY, President,
HON. w. W. II. LAWRENCE, Vice President
HON. THOS. H. B KER Secretary,
JUDGE JOHN PIPHER, Treasurer.
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Open to all
The States!

The Premiums offered will embrace almost
all the Departments Of Productive Industry,
and amount to nearly 81 - Fss.S5
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BLANKS or nm klnAs
j TeA SALE AZ TINS oytrcI
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Notice.

" Notice.
EDWARD DUNN, of parts unknoAn, will
~ take notice that Henry GAM Of the county
of Davis, in the State Of Kansas did on the
2:d day Of July, a. d. 1868, iie his petition in
the Cd Judicial District Court, within and for
the county Of Davis, with the county of Dick
inson, ct al attached in said State Of KANSAS.
against the said Edward Dunn, setting forth
that said Edward Dunn gave a mortgage to the
said Henry CAM, on the northwest quarter of
section number %, township H. south, range
?, east of the sixth principal meridian, in the
State of Kansas, lying and being in said county
of Dickinson, to secure the payment Of Sl67.
according to a certain note referred to in said
mortgage, bearing interest at the rate of twenty
per cent. per annum, from the 18th day Of Au-
gust, a. d. 1860 and praying that the said
Edward Dunn may pay said sum now claimed
to be due, with the interest as AFORESAID, or that
said premises may be sold to pay the same ::
and the said Edward Dunn is notified that he
is required to appear and answer said petition
on or before the first day of October, n. d. 1863.
HENRY GAM,
By s. b. WHITE, his atty.
Attest: R. D. Mobley, Clerk. n3s7tpfl2
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AGR1CULTURE.

In addition to other matters . portion Of the
columns Of our Weekly edition will be devoted
to Agriculture. - sA ~
We are confident that every family which
subscribes for The WEEKLY BULLETIN will
agree that is . companion of far greater value
than its price.
A specimen copy furnished gratis to any
who desire it.
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KANSAS FARMER,

The Journal of the Kansas State Agricultur-
al Society will be published MONTHLY, COM
mencing with May, 49,
Each number will contain at least TWENTY
ourpages (octavO) Of reading matter, composed
principally of such portions of the transac
tons Of the State and county Societies and
communications on the subject Of AGRIcuL-
TuRE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, Mechanical and
Household Arts and Industry, and Natural
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The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-12-30
A Big Thing.

Barnum has secured another curiosity
a young female monstrosity, seventeen
years Of age, who has reached the amazing
height Of eight feet and one inch and is
still growing. Her face, her arms, her fin
gers and her feet are in proportion to her
great theight-tremendou in size and length
Her foot is fifteen inches long, and its width
exceeds the length Of many lady's dainty
pedestal. The fingers are hugh. An ord,-
nary arm by the side ofthis lady's looks pu-
ny aud stunted. Her knee reaches nearly
TO the hip Of q person Of ordinary height
She is agreeable and pleasant in manner,
quite handsome for her size and we'll pre-
portioned.
Barnam has secured this big gal. .
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-12-30
A Touching Incident.


The following is related bya naval off,
Ger: T
While on the blockade service . few
months ago, in Warsaw Sound, Ga : htail
leaking bark ma nned by male contrabands,
and containing besides, women and children
slowly dri:ted down to our vessel. We sent
a boat to their aid and brought them On
board. The two men were brothers and
had both been shot by the enemy's picket;
one was wounded painfully, and alas! tho
other fatally; and as he was rapidly pass
ing away, I felt it my duty to tell him. He
was kneeling at the time. supported By his
wounded brother, but he drew himself
proudly up, and his eyes kiudled with ce-
lestial light. as he said 1T is de- Ler's
will bress de Lord bress do Lor', massa
dis chile attn free at last And before lon
he was free.'
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-12-30
Five Thousand Miles for One.

Five Thousand Miles for One. "
A bill hrs been introduced into congress
for constructing canal, about three -fourths
Of a mile long, which will open continuous
inland communication of 900 miles. By
connecting Big Stone Lake and Lake Traver
with canal. Mississippi steam boat can
pass through the Minnesota and Northern
Red rivers to Lake Whine peg, distance Of
700 miles. Then traversing the lake which
is larger than Lake Ontario, it can pass up
the Sas .katch avian river 700 miles to Ed.
muntion House, near tho Rocky Mountains
and 5000 from New Orleans. The country
between St. Paul and Lake Winnepeg is
said to be very fertile. and capable OF sus.
tanning dense populstion.-THe School
Friend.