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THRA-4s hf ehests 7. q. Tea
Il 50 do do G. P. do, IN store and for al. n,
nOVl9 PAXTON, D0NLoN oGLEBAY.
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JOHN T. n.AlKIN,

IsuecCssOr to Wheeler Lakin.
My5ILLs RECEIYR AND HAVE OPENED FOR
inspection on Thursday. March 9oth. n uo1
and we'll sOlseted assortment 81 =.
cloths, Casslmeres and VestingsI
N1SuING GOODS = Ste =, : $3.50
ae patrons Of tho old dr aud the public In gen
SSi t ~ invited to call and examine my
1SoTS I making their purchases intend SELL
sNE ~ pSents 70 cash and prompt purchAsorG
= @ Ii lSs the patronage 6eSEoWed upon the old
hssIs Sole eontinuanee OF the sarne for the new
establishment. JOHN 7. IlAEEIS Merebsnt sSailor.
: ..---a-- No. 1oa Main st. NEheelings Va.
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kditors InteEliyenctr.

Closing Exercises OF the Public School
at West Alexander, Pa.
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C0pPeflTin 8 Sh8etIr0n Ware,
no THE PUBLIC!

NOW keep the largest assortment of WARE
that can cal 6e found in tho city aud am fully pre-,
Ny stuci; C15itsfsts IN mr. n ti w
~ Az k'nIs OF Plain Tu and J0pamod Ware: all kinds
OF Ehnet Iron Ware Copper and Brass Kettles of All
patterns, for wood or coal ~ Y9'
Merchants and others visiting the city will 6ud il
20 tiioE nevantnge t. give mo call before purchas
sPonting aud 9utters constantly on hand
All kinds Of JOB WORK will receive nav psrnonal
'''en''"ii' u. +. CALDWELL,
Ibs ~ NO'o nam st., op. 3. x o. Il. r. Depot,
1Ltttio-1! WhnPiinU Va
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Letter from A lexander Pool, ,.Conhned
in the ParlkbESburR Jail, Charged
with the mJrder or ZRne Watkins.
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never witnessed SO much excitement in
my life in an assmblage.
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A grea. sensation was then caused by a
speech delivered by Mr.. Funk, one of the
richest farmers in the State-a man who
pays over $4,000 per annum in taxes to
ward the support Of the Government. The
lobby and gallery were crowded with spec
tators. Mr., Funk rose to object to trifing
resolutions, which were being introduced
by the Democrats to kill time, and stave
off vote upon the appropriations for
the support of the State Government. He
said
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Office and Refinery Corner OF
LInsley 81 5th Sts.

" tee 70 our customers that their bills were readv
ior settlement. TO those who were prompt We re
tIrnour thanks Many, however, have NOT yet com
piled With our riqueSt. To such We would say We
hope they will sec theimpor ancs Of doing so St once
as matter ofJuftice to themselves as well s 10 us
d. HEC0LL Bro
Jan4I 100 Main street
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An Old Farmers speeCR-The Natur-
nj Eloquence oEiPatrIotIsm.

THE GREAT sPEEcn OF the sRAsox-THE
TRAITORS L4sHRD AND DEFrED TO THEIR
i TEETH. i
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ITEMS BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL,

Gen. Schofeld is in Leavenworth The
object of his visit, perhaps, is to discour
age the proposed invasion of Missouri by
Lane.
"Old Pap" ia cleaned out again. The
following is received from the Arkansas ex-
petition: Our advance under Davidson has
driven Marmaduke's command, about 5000,
out of Brownsville, capturing Colonel Bur
bridge and some privates. LATER.-De-
serters from Burbridge's command report
that our forces attacked Price on the 25tb,
at Brownsville and Bayou Metaire. Old
Pap's forces were driven across the Arkan-
sas river on Monday last. The entire rebel
force was in full retreat, with Steele and
Davidson pursuing. Hundreds are desert
ing. Marmaduke's command was wholly
routed and scattered. Little Rock was
within the grasp of the Federal army. The
people of Arkansas north of White river are
praising God for prospective deliverance
from the JEFF. Davis despotism.
The contest at Charleston and it's defen-
ses is still going on. Everything continues
favorable.
|, A reconnaissance by our forces was
made within fifteen miles of Richmond, a
few days ago. There are some indications
of another move toward the rebel capital.
Floyd's death is confirmed.
A rebel account says our forces are in
Chattanooga in force, digging like beavers.
There is considerable activity on both
sides, in Virginia. There are rumors that
Lee is gathering another force to invade the
North. 1t is stated he must do this or dis
band his army.
Meigs, Quartermaster General, and Ham
mond, Surgeon General, are removed.
$4,000 have been raised for the relief Of
Lawrence, in Leavenworth city.
At last accounts from Qusntrile, he was
being pursued and hunted like wolf, and
over one hundred of his cut-throats had
been killed.
The Memphis Bulletin of the 3Oth says
the rebel force at Little Rock is 100000
The Government has realized 100000
from the sale Of horses left by Morgan
along his route through Indiana.
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CRUSH THEM OUT!

We have been credbly informed that there
is man within five or six miles of this
place that rejoiced at the Lawrence Massa-
ere, and said he was cOpperhead and glo-
Tied in it; and that there are also others of
the same stripe in the same neighborhood.
If this is 80, they should be Immediately
attended to. No such vile wretches should
be permitted to breathe the pure, free air of
Lyon county. When the rebels went TO
Lawrence they had complete list of the
doomed. They were furnished with all the
information they desired, by rebels and cop
perheads who lived in Lawrence and vicini-
ty. Miserable cut-throats went from house
to house, day after day, in that city, ped
ding apples, for the purpose of gathering
information for Quantities. raid. Who
knows but that the same kind of information
is being furnished by the rebels of this re-
gion? If Emporia and the rest of the vii
lagos in this valley were burned and the Cit
liens murdered, they would rejoice the same
as they did over the downfall Of Lawrence.
Rebels must be abolished along with slavery.
Let not q sympathizer be left. Let them be
put where their internal Kissing will be
heard no more. Their work must be stop
ped, and that before they have time to lead
murderous gang upon us. If any such
cattle can be found in this region they must
be attended to. 1t will not do to be tender
with men while they are plotting our de-
struction.
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CHEERING.

If we glance over the South, and see
what has really been accomplished during
the summer by our armies, we can indeed
find much to cheer us, notwithstanding
the horrible Lawrence Massacre looms up
In such CHASTITY proportions, whenever we
turn our attention to the war. Look for a
moment what gigantic work the clearing of
the Mississippi was-the taking of Vicks-
burg, and Port Hudson, and Port Gibson.
This done, and the greatest commercial
channel in the world is now free from mo-
lestation, and navigation is almost uninter-
rupted between the cities of the free North
and New Orleans. But few months ago.
nothing could go below Memphis without
running the gauntlet between rows of rebel
cannon and bushwhackers. The Army of
the Frontier will soon push south under
Blunt, and Missouri. Arkansas and Texas
will be cleared of the Rebellion Rcsecrans
and Burnside have pushed Bragg and his
minions south into Alabama, and left Ten
nessee and Mississippi to contend with guer-
illas, who must soon give way to our over
Powering numbers of the same kind OF
troops. Although we too late have
learned the lesson to fight guerillas
with guerillas, yet it is being done.
and the rebellion must melt before the right
as melts the snow before the rays of the
genial sun. In Virginia the mighty host OF
the willy Lee is beaten. The spell is broken.
Twice has he with bold front invaded the
North, but was beaten back by the intrepid
Meade for the last time, He will never cross
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Publication Notice.

~uApTFS G. LAWREN CE, formerly OF KIM
{ J-sss. now of Colorado territory, Will take no
toe that Henry P. Thr"op, ST Louis, Missourl'
sid on the 10th day of June, A. ID 1903 nle
oatition in the District Court for Lyon counHyF
Ksnsse against YOU setting forth in said Petlaoh'
tbot on the 10th day of August, A. ~ 1899 YOU
H. 'soi charles c Lawrence, by mortgage ueen,
5nlv executed and delivered, conveyed 70 salI
H41rv p Throop the following deserloeo rear
estate situated then in Madison (noW Lyon eoun-
tv then Territory (now State> of Kansas, descrio
Cd as follows, to wit: The southwest quarter %
section number ten (10), in township noInooF
tyyeutv-one (2l), south of range numoer SeeA
031 east of the sixth principal meridian IN Ann-
sas and containing 100 acres OF land ior Ine pu T
nose of securing the payment OF the sum OF so
tooether with interest thereon at SIX per cent PSI
month from the 10th day of August a. y AooO'
until paid, according TO the eonalnons Oh GET
tain promissorv note referred TO In sald morSSSe'
dated Aug dst 10TH A d. 1889, due twelve months
from that date, executed and delivered Oy YOU
and PAYABLE to said Henry Throop, or oroer1
and in said petition praying Tor a Juogtneh'
against you for 1924, together with interest," mere
on at the rate of six per cent. per month; from
the 10th DAY of August, A D. 1901, ana also loC
the sum of fifty dollars as lquldated damages III
foreelosing said mortgage, stipulated LOT IN saLu
mortgage; and also for the sale OF the SAID mort,
gaged PREMISES, to pay the said judgment. And
YOU the said Charles q. Lawrence. are further no.
| tilted that you required to appear and answer
said petition on or before the 18th day OF Oc6o-
| ber a. D. 1868. HENRY r THROOf'
BY ELMoRE d MARTIS, his Attorneys
| Attest: P H Hunt, Clerk District Court
| Amoust 9Th 1863 297-303 $l6.40-
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the Potomac again, and even now it is stat
ed he is thinking of falling back from his
line on the Rapidan. Fort Sumter, where
the rebellion frst broke out, is in our pos
session, and Charleston will fall an easy
prey-and then Savannah. and soon Mobile.
We do not think from appearances that it is
part of the programme at present, to Try to
take Richmond. The game is not worth
the lives it would cost.
The contest has almost dwindled into a
guerilla war, which may last some time,
and be desperate. but will soon be overpow-
cred Looking at all these things, we find
much that is cheering. We think the re-
bellion is well-nigh spent.
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WEEKLY SUMMARY OF NEWS.

General Gilmore reports to Gen. Halleck,
under date of Morris Island, August Gath,
that Fort Sumter is a shapeless and form
less mass of ruins, and that he deems h
unnecessary to continue the fire upon that
fort. He also says: II have also, with
great labor, and under heavy fire from
James Island, established batteries on nv
left, within effective range Of the heart of
Charleston, and have opened with them.
after giving Gen Beaure gard due notice of
my intention to do so. Ny notification to
Mr.. B., and his reply thereto, with the
threat of retaliation, and my rejoinder, have
been transmitted to the army headquarters
The projectiles from my batteries entered
the city, and Gen. Beauregard himself des-
ignates them as the most destructive ever
used in war;" 1t was further reported that
Sumter had surrendered, and Fort Wagner
been blown up; but this 10 not confirmed in
the latest news.
A telegram of the 3Olh from Philadelphia
reports: The steamer Burnside arrived from
Port Royal on the 26th, having stopped off
Charleston. Her captain reports that Fort
Wagner has not been taken yet. and cannot
be at present. He confirms the report that
Sumter has been knocked all to pieces
Further naval operations will be carried on
without regard to Fort Wagner, the capture
of which will be left to Gen. Gilmore.
The Richmond Dispatch has a dispatch
dated Charleston. 9th, which says: The
enemy made an attack on our rifle pits on
Wednesday night in overwhelming force.
On Thursday the firing on both sides was
slow, with no unusual incidents.
A dispatch from the blockading fleet,
says that on the morning of the 18th inst,
large sloop- of ten guns, with the
British flag flying, swept past the blockad
ing steamers, aud Immediately hoisted the
rebel flag and passed into Wilmington. This
is the fourth rebel war vessel which has
run the blockade within six weeks.
Rebel papers say JEFF. Davis has decided
after conference with the Governors of the
Confederate States to call out half a million
of black troops, who are to receive their
freedom and City acres of land at the close
of the war. Where's JEFF. to get the land !?
Late North Carolina papers bring ac-
counts of numerous peace meetings through
out the State. The Raleigh Standard still
continues its denunoiations of Davis's tyr
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Publication Notice.

AMES ODELL. in parts unknow n, will take
- notice that Thaddeus Il. Walker, of the coun-
ty of Washington, in the State of New York, did.
on or about the 10th day of August A. D 1863,
file his petition in the District Court of the Fifth
judicial District of the State of Kansas, within
and for the county of Lyon, in said State against
James Odell, setting forth that the said James
Odell gave mortgage to the said Thaddeus q
Walker on the northwest quarter # section num-
Der ten G0l, in township number twenty 2 y, If
range number Twelve (12J, situate in said county
of Lyon. to secure the Payment of two hundred and
fortysix dollars ($246 0O), according to a certain
her 9th, 1889, payable twelve months from date,
with interest aft-r maturity, until paid. at per
cent per month. The said James Odell is fur
Their notified that he is required to appear and de-
muir to answ-r the said petition on or before
the 23d day of October A D. 1863, or the same
will be taken as confessed and judgment render
ed accordingly. THADDEUS II. WALKER,
By SHANNON & SHANNON. his Attorneys
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Jehu milford, plff., F. W. H. Ingham, deft.
TTNHE said defendant, F. W. Il Ingham, of Col
i orado Territory, will take notice that Jehu
milford did, the 10th day of July, A. d 1863,
file his petition in the office of the Clerk of the
District Court sitting in aud for Lyon county, 9Th
judicial District State of Kansas, against + W II.
Ingham, defendant, setting forth that said defend
ant, the 10Th day of July "A ID 1859, gave mort
gage to the SAID paInttf on the southeast quarter
of section number thirty four (34). In township
lumber twenty (2O), or range number thirteen
Q3), containing loo acres, in Madison county.
Kansas to secure the payment of two hundred
dollars (S2OO). according to the conditions of
certain note referred to in said MOI tgage. The
said plainuff asks that the said dttendu MT NAV
pay said of money claimed to be due on
said note, with interest at the of twenty-f
per cent. per annum from the 18th day of July,
A. D. 1860, together with attorneys fees for fore
closure, and also eleven dollars as taxes on said
land, paid by said plaintiff or that the said prem
ises may be ordered to be sold to pay the same
and that the equity of redemption be wholly bar
red; and The said f. W. II. Ingham is hereby no
titled to appear and demur To or answer said Pc
titon on or before the goth day OF September, a
d. 1868.
Dated this 10th day of July, A. D. 1863.
JEhU MULI ORD.
By WATSON d GILoHRIsr, his Attorneys.
Attest: p. II. HUNT, Clerk Dist Court
94-9 SII 80
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ARMS FOR THE PEOPLE.

We find the following interesting CORE
spondence in the Times of Tuesday. Great
credit is due Governor Carney for his eff
forts in behalf Of the people of Kansas. He
is their friend. Let the people organize their
companies, get the arms and defend their
homes
LEAvENwoRTH, Aug. "a, 1868.
Hon. E. M Stanton, Secretary Of Var,
Washington, d. c.:
Just returned from Lawrence. City in
ashes. One hundred and twenty eight
peaceable citizens now known to be muir
dered. Enemy increasing. Hordes of men
from Prices and Pemberton's commands
are upon our border. Must have more
troops. Either the Kansas regiments should
be returned to defend the State, or authori-
ty given me to raise two new regiments for
''HoME PROTECTION" No arms here. Will
you order, at once, enough to meet our
wants. Will write in detail to-day.
THos. CARNEY,
Governor of Kansas.
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Publication Notice.
George NJ. Hale, plff.,


Timothy OsgoOd, deft J
In District Court Fifth Judicial District, sitting
within and for Lyon county.
<VNHE said Timothy Osgood, defendant of Col
L OraGo Territory, will take notice that George
NJ. Hale did, on the 10th day of july, A. D 1863,
file his petition in the office of the Clerk OF the
District CouFt sitting in and tor Lyon county, in
the 9th JuCicial District, in the State of Kansa
against the said Timothy Osgood, defendant, set
ting forth that the said defendant, on the Sd day
of August, a ID. 1853, gave mortgage to the said
plaintiff, on the northwest fractional quarter of
section number seven %, in township number
nineteen (l9), and range number ten 100. east,
containing l55 IS l0O acres, in said county, of
Lyon, to secure the payment of two hundred aid
sixty dollars 5000, according to the condition
Of a certain note referred to in said mortgage.
The said plaintiff asks that the said defen dant
may ay said sum of money, now claimed to be
due on said note with interest at four per cent 9
month from August Sd, A. D. 1860, until paid,
and payable in god together with seventeen dol
lars and ninety one c4nts as taxes on said land
for the years 1861 and 1862, paid by said plain
Jltf and also further sum of FIVE Der cent "a
attorneys fees for foreclosure or that the said
premises may be ord. red to be aoid to paw the
same, and that the equity of redemption be Who'll
ly barred; and the said Timothy OsgOod is here
by mortified to appear and demur to or answer the
said petition or before the 18th day of S..ptem-
Der, A. D. 1863.
Dated this 9Th day of July, A. D 1863
GEORGE NJ. HALE
By WATSON d GILcHRlsr, his ATTORNEYS
Attest: P. II. HUNT, Clerk of Dist Court
S4-9SlA36
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SheriFs Sale.

State of Kansas, Lyon county, Is.
John Terrell
Elijah and Mary A. YeakleyS
In the Firth District Court In and for Lyon
county, Kansas
virtue of an order of sale TO me directed,
- issued out of the Fifth Judicial District
Court, for Lyon county Kansas, 1 will, on Nom
day, the 18th day of September. A. d. 1863, at u
O'Clock, m, at the Court House door, in the town
OF Emporla, county of Lyon and State of Kansas,
offer for sale public auction TO the highest bid
der, for cash in hand the following described
lands and tenements, to wit: The north west uar-
ter OF section number twenty four, township num-
Der eighteen, range number ten. containing 100
acres, more or less, situated in Lyon county,
State of Kansas, sold as tn property of the said
Elijah and Mary a Yeakley, to satisfy said order
Of saIe.
Given under my hand at Office in Esporia, this
oath day of July, A. D. 1863.
JAMES B. COX
By r. PARHAN, Under-SheIiff
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HURRAH FOR LAWRENCE.

By Wednesday nights mail we received
the following cheering letter from B. W.
Woodward, the we'll known druggist at
Lawrence:
LAWRENCE, August 81, 1868.
EDITOR News: Please say to the people
of the Neosho Valley, through your col
umns, that shall have complete Drug
establishment here again within one week
from this date, and be prepared to ELL their
orders as heretofore.
Full twenty business houses open again
this week with good stocks of goods in al
most every department.
Yours truly, B. w. WOODWARD.
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FAREwELL.-Fareweli is lonely sound /,
and its echo has caused many sad heart;
but none would feel saddened, but rather be
greatly cheered and benefited. by saying
farewell to all kinds of Soda and SaleIatus
except D-Isnd & Co.'S Chemical Salera-
tus, which will scatter rays of sunshine aud
sppiness in every household when properly
used, as this Saleratus is always uniform
and perfect.
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Publication Notice.

CTEPHEN c. OAKLEY. nonresident of the
- State of Kansas, will take notice that RolIin
Richmond, plaintiff, has filed his petition
aga inst him, defendant, in the Clerks Office of the
Fifth Judicial District Court, sitting in Lyon
county, State of Kansas the object and prayer of
which petition To foreclose mortgage ex~
ecuted by said Oakley on the northwest quarter
of section number twenty-five (22), in township
plumber fifteen (l5). OF range number thirteen (I3)
this land being situate in Lyon county, Kan sas.
given to secure the payment of the sum of S245,
with interest st the rate Of five per cent per month
from June 15, 1860 according to the conditions
of his certain prOmissOrY noe, OF date June Is,
1859, referred to IN said mortgage Said Rich
mond asks allowance of $50 as attorneys fees
for foreclosure, as stipulated in said mortgage;
also, personal judgment against said Oakley,
on said note and execution, for balance which
may be due said note after sale and appliea-
ton OF proceeds Of said fsnd TO payment of said
sum The said Oakley IL required TO answer said
petition on or befor. tie 18th day of September,
1868, or the same viii be taken confessed. and
Judgment rem dered accordingly.
ROLLIN RICHMOND.
By his Attorney, J ). ENEKY
Attest: p H HUST, Clerk. $4,000 SI2
August 22d, 1868. 1915 SO 80
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Publication Notice.
Jonathan Walker, pltf.,)
I M Foster. def.


Nj FOSTER, of the State of Illinois, will
q. take notice that Jonathan Walker aid, on
the 18Th day of July. A. d: 1863. file his petition
in the District Court of the Fifth Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Kansas, within and for Lyon
county, against the said j. NJ Foster, setting
forth that the said j. NJ. Foster gave a mortgage
to the said Jonathan Walker on the southwest
quarter of the southwest quarter of section TWEEN
ty-two (22>, In township eighteen (l8), range
eleven, situated in said county of Lyon to secure
the payment of one hundred and twenty five dol
lars (SI25), according cerrain note referred to
ID said mortgage, dated July 30Ih, 1860, due
thirty days after date with interest at the of
two dollars per month. The said Jonathan Walker
claims the further sum of thirty dollars attOr-
neys' fees for foreclosure. The said j. N Foster
is further notified that he is required to appear
and demur to or answer the said petition on or
before the ID day of October A D. 1863, the
same will be taken as confessed, and Judgment
rendered accordingly.
Dated July 2Oth 1863.
JONATHAN WALKER.
By WATSON d GILCHRIsr, his Attorneys.
$500 SO ass
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LEAvENwoRTH, Aug. "a, 1858.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 90, 1868

To Governor Carney:
The Secretary of War desires me to in
form you that five thousand stand of arms,
with equipments and ammunition, have
been ordered from st. Louis to Fl. J4eaven-
worth. to be delivered on your requisition,
for arming any troops that may be raised by
you. If other supplies are wanted you will
please notify the Department
JAS. A. HARDIE, A. A. G.
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Straved or Stolen.

EROM the premis Of the subscriber, on the
Il 18th inst, one ROAM HORSE, three years
old last spring. Any person giving information
of his whereabouts, or returning him TO my place,
5 miles west of Emporia, will be suitably re
ward d. G30O-2t1 JOHN MOON