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Kansas N eWs.

The Wine Cloud Chief saws thai "a
body OF Missouri Militia vi,i I'd that
place and vicinity aud destroyed all tie
>k,ffs on he river. The Chic, c.m.
pls.ns that This Was wau,on ouiraye
AMI results in great Inconvenience. Ia,
the people there. But i, hints pretty
distinctly that the Missourian. were
provoked to this course because ihiey-,
we're harbored sbou, White Cloui. who
sole and run IF the horses from th.
other side OF the river. lf WE are no,
greatly mistaken. Sol. Milie, gave couu.
'enance, If not "si. and encourage
men," to he thieves some lime since.
and nov 'ne frui j. seen. Evil deed,
C. me- home 10 roos,." They who ..sow
To the wind mist reap the whirI- Wind
lie who uph"lds ,l,ieving. or di>hones,
practices Of any kind may expect 10
suffer from The effects OF the crimes he
favors. 1t is said of the icke and IN.
unrig"teou-. that they shall be pierced
with their own sword; and We expect
to see the righteous vengeance Of HeAv
en- overlakisy many OF the thieves and
robbers Of the land, and those who up-
hold and give them eountenance. Jus
tice is slow but sure"
The same paper says difficulty oc-
Cured among the Iowa Indians caused
~ whisky. resultin, in lhe death oi
TLer-s-mo- IA. sober aud industrious
man, who vas called out Of his wiyw.m
aud shot dead BY Bob White Cloud a
secesh Indian. who then fed but was
pursued by the murdered m.n's friends.
wLo shot and wounded him SO badly he
lied the same night. lie was son Of
The chief Whire Cioai. and drunken.
~o ,hless -seiiow. Sol says the men
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Our Military Affairs.

1t seems to be the fate of this Mill.
tary Department, to suffer from boich-
work and mismanagement. Lyon. the
hero, was killed in the midst of his
career. and Fremont was removed in
the fuli-tide Of a prosperous and sue
cessful administration of the affairs Of
the Department. 10 be superseded BY
that most intense Of old fogies. Gen.
Halleck. and now Curtis is displaced
and a ninny appointed TO the command.
in whom no 10y al man has any conf
dence. He is the man to give cheer to
the guerriilas, bu>hwhackers and all
other vagabonds; but true loyal men
b,w their heads in sadness, with dark
forebodings of the future.
We hope nothing from Scho6eld. He
has never done any thing to give aim
the confidence of loyal people; he has
never shown any talent for command
which should have recommended him TO
the President or the Secretary Of War.
Without prestige. without talent. de
v,id OF energy, without the confidence
OF the true friends Of the government,
aud one whom the rebels stand in ~
dread Of. il is strange how he could sb-
Tain The pos'. Certainly there was no
common sense, no nothing commenda-
ble in the appointment Of such man
to SO important charge.
Missouri and. Kansas never can agree
in matters; aud so-called Missouri
.'ccnserva i've" is the last man on earth
to suit the people of Kansas. We de
sire q war to kill rebels. and for this
reason We demand Department sepa-
rate from Missouri.
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News Of the Week.

The rebels 6 900 strong, undes Kirby
Smith. it is said, have been making de-
m""s'ralions opposite VIcksburg AT
three points. Al Mliliecn's B.nd 9, ,OUO
of Them We're opposed BY go n-y,oes
am,i 20J white sri,liers. AMI held nj bay
un II gunb a came ,O the as.i.tnnce
of our m-n. Tn, negroes are reported
as lighting remarkably well from every
poiat. Tie, ou.h. tu have Lh~ priv
i-.e OF killing the rebels. who have
abused and ensiaved them So long. ~
The rebels are putting forth all their
efforts 10 relieve The garrison at Vicks-
burg. aud 10 eisiract the attention Vi
our government.
Colburn. the correspondent Of the N
Y. World. captured by the rebels a,
Vicksburg, and recently taken BY them
through rebeIdom, who ought 10 be
good authority Tor copp-rhsnds. says:
.'The negro. We di>cuv-rr,i. is Of the
greatest service 10 the rebels in carry :.
ing on the war. He is employed IN
railroads, machiner, transports ion IN
manufactures We s.M one ii them
driving locomotive w. saw nome
arn'e but hear OF them in South Csro-
lima"
But of all this the northern irsiiors
howl over the Proclaim ,iOr o. En- IN.
cipa,ion and the use OF the a-g-o in the.
defense of the nation.
The free speech which the c,pp-
heads advoc.ie is illus rated By ta.
following remarks al Dick N-rr,ck. o
Chicago. a, the Drmocrstic Meeting in
Indianapolis. II Lincoln should hang
him for this treason. wha howl his
companions in crime wauli -; w. H.
is cps sk'ng oi the Con6>c ion A., sni
E Ensncipxtion Procl.m. ION:
"J I srers citizen IF Viry;nia
,ooutd burn erery 6iade Of yross and run
the nation in reservoirs Of 6iovd sooner
than come back into tie Union amber
M~e degrading tars.
In Rush c"un ', Indiana. some of tie
Enrolling offers oi the g"v-,nma"f
have been shot. A number oi the
sece.h have been cap ur,-ii by he mill
,ary aud taken 70 lniIna poh-. H. Fni
10" cun he eoroll'ny pap-r. Wei.
s.ized aud d.spov~j by mob. H.,
Joi'n."i c'un'y II ot the coppefhe.d.
found AIMED in the woods viii, ,ities
aud rs,v!ser> wcIe arrested nj con
veyeJ the capitol Indiana i, curse,
with an immense number Of copper
heads. many of whom will have 10 b.
killed.
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spir,t Of the Rebels.

Il has been often said that the. leaders
of the rebellion aud their northern allies
had plotted for the ss.iuaiiun of Nj.
Lincoln on his way to Washington A.
lie passed through Baltimore. This ha.
been denied BY some who knew The.
were lying when they dad 80 Mos, o.
The Democratic leaders in sympathy
with tie South knew Of the desi. n. .bul
they did not tax. any action 10 prevent
The murder. They are. therefore,
guilty. Blu. some d,d inform. and Lin
coin was saved. More Iigh. viii be
thrown on this subject hereafter. The
demagogues we're resolved 10 "ruIe or
ruin." but God is ON the side OF right.
Mr.. Critiencen. Register of the rrea
sury. speaking Of this mater a, re-
cent war meeting in Washington, said:
"He was delegate from the S at.
of Vermont to the Peace Conference.
which met in this city in the mouth oi
February. 1861. upon the invitation OF
The Gv,eruor Of Virginia. In tina
Conference he happened to lorm the
acquain nnce Of James B. Clay oil Ken
lucky. Wm. A. o-ddon al Virgins,
(thr present rebel Secretary al Wa,)
Governor Morehexd OF Kentucky, { Who
is now fugitive. and he would al~s,.
be until he ,epen ed, and others. H,-
seat was near those gentlemen. One
day. while Suing with them. a seryan,
i'om WIZARDS hotel entered and I.ani-
ed card 10 Mr. S-dd"n, who sat near
MresC. lie did To, know what was
on the cad, but it was passed around
Il ON one to xnViher IN such manner
that he could not help bu, see what
was on il. On the card vas vii ,en
these ~ords- Lincoln Is IN Woshington!
tie never saw such CONFUSION made b,
a smsil piece Of card before. THE,
looked at each oiher with sauraxenaeni.
AT las,, Waldo r Joi nson, afterwa,d
: ens,or iron, Missouri. who could con
'rol himself no longer, exclaimed with
v-Iiemer c.: e.'Iinw in The devil did lie
get through Baltimore %
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Correspondence.
army Core, e,pondence.

R"LLa. No. june !1ih, 1868.
FRIEND itoBERrs: S,nc- wto,. 4.
You ias'.,i.t pomInal part OF the Arm,
-"i the Frou'er. which has been en-
ca" ped IN I Is vicinity for the past l~,
months, has been broken up and diyid
ed among her Departments.
On the 81 insi. .'re 3i.aod FL Diyi
sl"ns were ordered TO repo,, immediate
ly nj s.. Sn,is, and in obedience .e
those orders. the nex, morning the,
started. Upon their arrival there. .h., /,
We're s~ni down fLe river TO tax. tlA
place oi other no p' which had been
entered 80 Vl.k>our..
Lust week the lst Division Va,
"fdr'ed 1" Rol. IN al i..p.t'on o .
call los more troops 10 20 ,puth. bat =,
We 80 eri.rs 70 ,hai ed /; nav. been
,ere'yed.
BY order M. 43, issue June Oh
II 'nsas l. divided on .he SO, h parallel
aud Gen. Ewing assigned 10 .he cam
mand OF the nos'h~rn p,rs. with Hpai
quarters at Kansas ely. Grn Bun,
retains command ot the southern pu.
with headquarters At Fl. Scott. /. j.
shous shi psobablc from his, that .hr
ksIsas troops here, will be ordered 10
n 'nsas shortly.
Gen. Ewing arrived from 81. Loui.
on the 9th. aud yesterday lett f,r Leay.
enwor,h.
The weather for the last week has
been very 'ainy and dissgreeahl-. more
or less rain falling every da,. end.ring
the roads almos. impossible.
TO D.. is now acting ms Provost
Guard for the Division, il is uncertain
how long they are to serve.
The health OF the re,im mt is very
good only ihsee or iolr being under
the Dr's care. Yours, &c.
UxIos.
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To All Who Use a Pen.
4 GOOD GOLD PEN
Is al-sy. ready and fs.iable, ana. r sdspsss


Is ai~sys ready and reliable, ani. r. adspfea 10
the band makes writing plca.ure Mt \ ask.
The beginner makes N IRE rapid p,Oesess with
Gold Pen ih IN with any tnsher. boeause the
same Prs afwdy produces the same result :;
and the pr' 'hcient IS he'ier fi-ied witt, h. la
.'"r. because OF the unifririiy vi his writing,
ana tho ease BY which il j. p. .du--0
IN MAKING SEw PENS.
the Subscriber uses solder The gold at the
poi Is hro,yht ros s;aie OF fusion. VII. n he
p,int silks into IL, and 'hs two b. come rs me
metal, en'ir- iy impervt.us to ,h. ..et Il the
&C ds Ia inA-. his IAN bs u ne in maa NJ Ii w
pels. serau-e the gold Is mcse th-n ihrr. zines
n tcS a II IL atisr the pe0 is rolled 10 the prop
az .hIas,e<s OF the ia nl>h.-i -'at- -
wHE> Plx- ARE KEFoiNrED
colder must b. li-ec N en- will me-. : orer
th3n the gold oi which the pm il uaJe. utn-r-
wise the POINTS will cu'l into /. gobular forn.-
by IS PrJce The temper j. Ia ken out IT The NIB
me ela-iciy d. sfoyed, and the pen suhieese , ,o
ne saTe process d corrsi v. On ti,ese acr0ur,s
anG kno" ing ir IN | ny sx, erie &c thar r.pniai
ed pens ian rarely give sstisfacii3n ID. sui,s.it.
er must IssiuveIs Rstuse to kepuint Goid Pms
t s RErUgS TEE PAS ,s. Ia.
stthiu ien do : U ter ITS reee,, ion. j starnped
~ Morton, ami not sdspr-i 10 vou LIN d. sia.
IL z in what 'sspsca it migist. be improved a.
wAi he I'll, b=-t geldr Ia ;. lee ing n,e thai -
>'a's AT ~ha' ansis son hold The ps n ON ii. pa
p'T ato " etser ~ sareiy ~ T. !, n 10 n -i.hi
~ ifi. ih--- Jsu. =, bred, aisi C c .r, 1t lt..
NJ sseIy assits IIak, ga-elec I,s 10. yau
Ans one SIDING a sin-ir isiteF psf ! -ia,ip
vii F-ceIvs cia.aar with fac..imie e-gssv-
tgazlti a. 10. IL and D Isss-. s,t.s.. .I..4
Address, \. MORTON.
laS IS Nails l. ne. NV IJrk'
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Laugh.

No other exercise is equal to laugh.
ing. Nothing acts so directly and hap.
pity upon 'hs organs within. both ches,
aud abdomen.
Ten hearty laughs-real shou,s-will
do more 10 advance the gr.asxs, heal h
and vitality than an hour sp-nr 10 the
bes, attitudes aud mot,ons, ii dom, in a
sober. solemn ,pi.i,. 0
VI course, know you don't laugh
at "'''--so yo" must play with ,h. dog
play with your children. in,rnduce a
hundred Z mes which involve compe,i-
tnn aud iun. -
= fOp"n he folding ,loor mev. back the
center '"ble. and go il. Play with the
bag, run for te" pins. pla, any of .llt.
gsmss which YOU can recall from your
early experience.
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who sold the liquor to the In'lians, will
have TO smoke for it. We hope shey
will.
Sol. Miller is down hard on Click, oi
Atehison. for cutting down the printers
fees in The last legislature. We thinG
Sol. is right in this matter. Mr.. G'
certainly did have hand in this affair
as we happen TO know and for this ilf
has no thanks from any body except a
few nun.resisien, laud-shnrks, and il
don't an, ,un 10 aay ,tin. IN theT ia,"r
With the excepi ion OF shis grave error,
Mr.. Click was, we believe. a good mem
Der Of the House, and did cffi 'ient ser
vice. We hope he has repen ed of r'hs
sin against the printers. .is.
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Notice to Unknown Heirs,

NOTICE is hereby gwen. that on or abou, the
18th d,y Ot S.prembrr, A. u. 1851. ono Ewing
L. VI KEY di' Il bv dro~ ming III III. ka ~as Riv
er. nj or wear Lawrence. Kansas. Said deceased
WIS OF light couple xion had Il ht !,sir md whi..
ser-. and was q lit,le above medium hight ll-
place o. ua,ivisv is no, kn wn. Letters of Ad.
''inis ration on the estate Of the sal dec, aspa
wer. sued lathe undersigned hy she J~dse Il
the Probate Court % JefIsrson N County. Kansa..
on III" 18th day "f April. 1862. Said estate has
heen sapP's'se at twelve hundred and uinei iv.
nine dollars and "a u " cents. tsl2So 9O,. There
being no known hri g., said eStmss, persons
claiming :" inherit tr,-m the ssi Ewing L. Mox.
y. ece,sei. are r. quiz 4 70 estsh,-S the fac,
by hl'rg tgsi proof in he Prob .e Court OF s. u
'ouu,y. a. RICHARD HILL,
ltI'iw SS.4O Admin,strs tior.
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The Latest.


As We 60 TO press. the latest intelli
gence is that the raid into Pennsylvania
is about ended. the rebrls having re
treated; and as We corj-cturrd before.
it vas big scare Whether the en-
emy will attempt a, reid into Maryland
or TO some other point. does not appear.
Hooker is about the Bull Run battle
ground. watching the foe.
At vicksburg the garrison are redu.
ced very low. but Johnston is making
every ex-rtion to raise the siege. which
is repor ed as progressing satisfactorily
10 Grant.
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nJPxEx,Um vs GoLD-The sub

seri er. VIII. Cannot cSsnse his vsicvs with The
6aclu ',lvn- 4 gold, without mcurring enormous
expense j., adv rtising the changes j. comp Fed
10 sell his Pens at Oid PRICE,. Thinking hi> Css-
MFRS entitled TO the benefit ct The PremiHm On
Go.i rather an the Wsli-sire-i dei,ssers OF he.
bet carreney IL country ever hat. he n'w Of
ie'- to all r.miiIihs Tie sm.'unt ~ :he = orders
IN Go d the iuil 'rem,um In tiis ciiy III ;b ,da,
wh-n received In tris va, he .oes tn do ihs'
c.'uB'n aud his cusrsmsr> some good vi. hcut
iajuring himself. aor the MORTON fKN cannot b.
~ 81, WI boat GOLD. f.F .,..
pret.rred over other Hfi
a. MORTON, Is Maiden Lane, N. Y
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ROAD NOTICE.

HE public md those in,ep>isd siil .sks 10
4 nee thA lssaii prefer p i,,en 70 ''s t-'e"-
'kfns,.. attheir next ss-siOa .r..'bs he'd On tfe
tr-t Mond y in July, \. D. 1913. ~ tie Ca~niy
= atot said Co. k'r r,ai he laid out anj est.b-
shed, commencing At or n-ar 4 City, and TO
runonor'h eastessy 20. the ecuth sass conner OF
SECTION -, Town 10. range II. thence n"sAh ss
"'"ras Practicable until it in,ersects the State
70 'di, adingfF"n Mt Florence 10 sautrtlle Fails
Also. road fscm Nj FI"r nss csss IN thehnlf
sec''"n hne, a. Ieas a p ae,ieabe, or. elh p Is.
io~n ~, fang- l.! Ia 'niersect IN ST .tr Toad
lead ns IN NJ Sa,rreae frfis ~ Kssiiig <un:. All
.hs' Crsni s's"-ss he ap; einsnt i0NHw. and
l.caeihs npe as the law dirsess -
May y, 1873. - ~ GEO, BARk8fT.
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administrator Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that on the 2s,h
islrari N on the Estate of Ge rye X. nm 40.
c. u-.d. la'e qt i'ff-rson County, Kansas x,sv..
iss'sd 20 A.exnnd,r Oven, BY the Prob 10
C"ur' OF said County an Sisse Ali nevso,s
h.vins GAINS against sail estate. srs reouir.,;
% xhih' ihem for allowance within one wear
nfief tlis dSta ot said ieI-rs, or tbcy NAV b,.
preciuthd 'ro'n any bsa 6t OF ssia esfu E. n j
y nch cin M b. n'stex ibi,es wishin three /. ear
'f'n III. date u sail ef'ers. ,h = Will bs f,rsv
AZ h.lrsi ALEXANDER OWEN.
Ito -3wt3Vo. AfminislYa,or.
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! viii offer A. Pahlic Sac Al ii,- late rec d.noe
Of George Kemp. deceased. m Fairfield, Jefie,so..
county. KanSs-
On Saturday, uly II. 1863.
The following pr oDai psop-rsy Belonging TO the
Estate OF the said deceased:
Roam Bull, Cows and Cali, and Yea, iirp
Hei'er; sc; 81 Back-mith's TtoIs. l G. est Of
Carpenter. Tools. Cnrs-cu Saw. Gun. Shaw
ing or Caurn- fs"1ing Mil. Scnoop Shovel.
Lum5sr f
A credit until the firs, OF January. 1854 .will
be gwen on all snms Ov=r three d,iiass hv pur.
ctnser gisH 9 note ~it ~ Iov. d securities, M
der three d liars. cash in hand
sale To commence a, one O'Clock, p ~ on said
dav. ALEXANDER OWEN,
i3o-5w .f A ministrator.
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MoIlCE Is hereby piven. thar on tie 18Th d.v
~ OF June, 1868 Lessers IL Admins, ,ra. in
npOn The estste of Elish, Mace dece...S
were granted 70 the Undersigned by the Ju H. -
the Probate Court of Jefferson COUNTY. Ss.ss -
kaisas.' All persons having c.sim, saainsr .a;d
estate are requ red TO exLi.4t them d, IN. Al
a. Eistrarr tor all,ws &c wish,p one ZEN s,s..,
ibe date OF saii Letters. OF they may Be- ursei,d.
. from ans benefit Of said estate; and n ..ch
claims be nos exhibited within ihfee ygurs m
Ih' date "t said Letters. they will b. forever ss
bar ed. DENNIS TAYLOR
i47-o"s' .IIdel Il Adaipisslalor.
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The Raid into Pennsylvania.

AesO 4soesA AAAwO = SAsAeSy - Se>s~-
The movemen. of Lees army shows
that the rebels have become desperate.
1t is now "neck or nothing" with them.
God gran, it may be nothing, excep'
death and political annihila'ion.
Ii is now apparent that heavy force
has been cone. n rated under Lee, not
less than lOO, 900 msn, and that bold
dash is to b. made into the free States
for something To eat aud to wear: but
just how far ii is de. igned to carry this
raid il i. impossible 10 tell. Having
every advantage in knowledge Of The
country. and the aid aud Co operation
of the inhabitants. Lee can act with
greater celerity tlI"n our forces. 1t
seems that the South has been empiird
Of men TO strengthen Lee.
Hooker, who is said TO have the full
confidence OF the President, will pro
baby give good account Of himself.
Al the present ime We have the fol-
lowing items. which appear to be lei-
able. Lee has marched nor. Inward wi h
hi, en,iie forces. ,sriou>ly estimated y,
SO, oU0. to 10000. We t.iuh i pro
b.ble lha, he has ai least $50 100 N n
IN all. but 'hey are some " nat scattered.
HnOker has fallen back TO Washing on
The rebel advance reached and a. tack
ed our forces al Mar,insburg and Win-
chester. and hy dint oi overwhelming
numbers. compelled our men o retreat.
Our loss in killed and wounded aud
missing is g, 90 or more, with a num-
Der Of guns. The retreatiny columns
reached Harper's Ferry. which is said
to be strongly fortified and well sup
piled.
One division Of the rebel cavalry has
taken Hagerstown. Nd. aud another
has taken Chamb-rsburg. Pa.
From rebel sou, crs. which il wi not
do 10 trust, there is report that Lee
will divide his forces in three col
umns. one tn 20 into Maryland. one in
" Pennsylvania. aud one by WAY Of
Wheeling and Pltlsburg into ONO: but
we lo not think the rebel general has
any idea Of thus dividing and scatter
ing his fo.ces. to be Gu, OF in detail.
Our opinion is that he ill keep the
whole Of his army in supporting dis
tance Of the parts.
This is doubtless the raid for revenge
Of which the rebels have been talking
and threatening SO long. and for which
their bitter hate has been CALLING
How extensive il may be We cannot
tell, but that it will be disastrous as lar
AS i, goes is undpnb ed.
The lying telegraph in the same para
graph says The rebels respect private
property and c"mpe' merchants 10 open
their sores. and give Confederate shin
p'as,rrs for what they icrcibiy take from
he people! That ls.,hey knork man
down-by tsking lis p'op-rty-and
then kick aim alter he is down-by
giving rebtl >hinplas,ers; ihus adding
insult to injury.
so dispatches direct from WASH n .
ton. AMI all is guess sork Ms to shat q.
'ran>Pir'"g ssout the capi,al.
Pennsylvani. is in fearful condi,ion
OF alarm with dispatches that the rebels
are within few miles Of Harrisburg.
We think there is big scare rs ". II
as real danger. Maryland aud Ohio
are also excited.
The Presiden, has called for 100, 600
men 10 setve for six months. $4,000
from Pa. 81. 900. from ONO, 10 UOJ
from Western Va. New York is also
called upon and responds.
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rs DRUNKENNESS CURED.

THE Iepria'e NAV COW biti..iefianc- 10 the
L TEsrriSa cur. DR. ZANE'S An flD0TE
FOR II tUAG DRINK l. a CERTAIN cuKk FOR
DgLNKESNEss / creates dislike tor s,fu.g
dnnk asd csn be adnni$t rel wit;t,u, the
kDawle.gs ef thu satient ~ ce. $i hex SEN
by mai 10 any aidns hv : G. CPoAM 4o3
cb' smut Street. Ph'ldeiphia, p. Circulars
s,ni fres fre'f f I33 6m
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June 2nih / Rl.i First Quarterly Meeting,
preacling by Rev. L, D. Price aad osher..
Sondsy Srh.~I and Bible Cis.s al - Pm. sI
n. aching or General Prayer Meeting All Px.
and nm Thursday evenings Of each W. Elk
c't'sen- aud s'1Dgers are respectfully invited
10 attend. ~ - 49,. !.
CIa-s Meeting after the morning preaching
,nj on iue-dsy. Wednesday and Friday ev-
enines OF each week.
9" D. Dickinson, Pastor
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Not'ce to Bride Builders.

NOTICE is hereby given. that viii. at INV
~ cfiic. IN Oskalcnsa. Jeferson County. Kan
sas o. he lin day .of Ju ,. A. d. 1868 at 2o'-
clock 7. NJ ~ s.id da.. pr"ce-d To let :" the
"wsst spon- ib.e bidder, the Conraci 6r Build
i ga 'riiee s,-s ss Slough Crock. where the
pskalu ss ard + j. field County Road cross-s 'he
-nn.c re-.r' The ri hi To reject any or all bids
tor good
TERRY CRITCHFIELD,
June IS. 1863 Township Trustee.
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~ Gov. Carney has an order 10
raise = reg;ment OF Cavalry ior the de.
tense of the Sts;e. 10 serve for three
yesrs. ba. not 10 b taken on. Of KAs-
sss. Good. .sk
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Agricultural A Implements
Fsreign and Dsnestie Hardware!

R"ught DiREcr' FROM fxpuHrEa ana NJ Asr,Ac.
rrREas iot. CASH. We shall nos b. srxie.sOld
y any house in the wssr Ramember the No.
81 delaware reet, Lravtnworth, eppo.
site NeCtscksns Gncery Store. 80
ii3 cli3-u BRACE / BAEER
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RELIGIOUS

y. b.. CHe scB.-- 1RERE sill 10 Religious SER
.'ces IN ite VI r. Church in OskaloOss On Sunday
A. fo lows:
Prte'chi"q a, IoK o'clock. A. NJ, by the FOL
'oWing rer-ons:
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Gen. Ewing commands thi. District.
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G,n. Blsas has gone to Fors Scot
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i lnaer the pane and style IS
BRACE & BAKER.

q" M 'ur 'ncre ssvi facilities ard the is,ee
= experienre OF Mr. Baker in an ex,ess,,e
house Easr. W. >hai be able To NEE, more .u.I,
'h- wants OF The public in everything per.a,ring
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NASRvILLE TTENEasEE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 lSes.

favored "blue-glass" region. Tennessee
is still more fortunate in the immense
alluvials, or bottoms" as they are called,
along her rivers and small streams But
Georgia excels them all In he tropical
character of her climate, as well as In the
exuberance Of her soil Their compare
tive prOduotivenCss will appear from the
following table, showing either thr
amount, the number, or the value of the
principal articles produced by land cul-
ture in each of the four States: