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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-11
oIATE Of Kansas,
~ Marshall County,
Before William Piles, .
Justice Of the Peace for

.: # Count, 5 s:s " ~ X. 3:
- said county.
Milton Goldsbery Plaintiff D. c. Andersoa Dsfsndant
ON the 10th day Of June A. 1853 Justice issed N
order Of the above entitled scou f Ire
Of hyve dollars Trial viii be held July 30th 1864 At
O'Clock p n at the once Of MD Justice in tHA TAN of
Marysville in said county. MILTON GOLDSRERY
By D. Brumbaugh, his attorney
Dated June q, 1868. nis4t
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LEAVENwORTH CITY, KANSAS.
A. II. PECK, ...... 49,. Proprietor.
Board 81 perday The table supped with the best the
market affords. Stages leave this Hotel parts of the
State. Free Hack to and from the boat.
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MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-30

enemies being judges-and the distinguished
bishops and learned fathers of the church,
Cyprian and st. Augustine, were, properly
speaking, Africans, ought long since to have
been abandoned-these men were Asiatics or
Europeans, rather than Africans, the Great
Desert being the northern boundary of the
African race. In fact, the African, in his ma
tive land, has never reached a higher rank
than the king of Dahomey. No philosopher
among them has caught sight of the mysteries
of nature. No poet has illustrated heaven,
earth, or the life of man. No statesman has
ever done anything to tighten or brighten the
links Of human policy In fact, if all that ne
groes in Africa, before the settlement of Lii
IBERIA, have accomplished, were to be oblite-
rated forever, the world would lose no great
truth, no profitable art, no exemplary form of
life. The loss of all that is African would
cause no remarkable deduction from ANYTHING
but the earth's black catalogue of crimes.
The republic of Liberia contains a popula-
ton of POO, 000inhabtants not more than one
twentieth of this number are American colon
lists. Its growth has been gradual and healthy.
The government, from its successful admins
tration by blacks alone, for the last fifteen
years, appears to be fully established, and
with all its shortcomings, would say to the
colored people in this country, who regards
the highest interests of his children, to young
men of activity and enterprise, that Liberia
affords the strongest attractions. | presume
that this society considers that sthe colored
man has his rights, one of which is to stay in
this country, the land of his birth, if he pre-
ters it; the other is, to go to Liberia fine pre-
ferS that, and better his social, moral and DO
litical condition"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-30

A HOME IN THE TROPICS.-All
~ persons who contemplate joining the AMERICAN
COLONY now being established in the healthful and
fertile island of Sano Domingo, West indies. hereby
Informed hat the AMERICAN WET INDIA COM
pANY will dispatch their next vessel on or about the
Parties going out by this vessel win be located in the
AZOMAETE. or PALANQUE DISTRICT. where the
land remarkably adapted for the cultivation COT
TON, SUGAR. COFFEE, TOBACCO. CORN, RICE,
&C. and will be sold 10 actual settlers at tenth Of its
real value This offers all those wishing TO
plantation in tropical climate, opportunity that
may never again.
For price of passage and further particulars apply 10
ID. Is. CHAMBER IN, Agent,
lis Merchants Row,
jail Idlm Boston.
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TERMS of ADvRRTIsING.

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ZIG LOT any errors that may occur, beyOn the amount
charged for the Advertisement. '
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-30

After an extensive practice OF upwards of twenty
years continues secure Patents in the Uuited States;
tries Caveats, Specidcations Bonds Assignments and
all Papers or Drawings for Patents, executed ON liberal
can and Foreign works determine the validyof util
ty of Patents lnventionsand legal or other advice
the claims of any Patent furnished by RENTING One
Dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington.
The Agency is not only the largest in New England,
but through it inventors have advantages for securing
Patents Of ascertaining the patentabity of inventions
unsurpassed by, II not UNNECESSARILY superior to, any
which can be offered them elsewhere tn iestimoni'
as HelST yfn st F FG9g n Mo Se
and his SUCCESS is THE BEST PROOF or ADVAN-
abundant reason to believe and can prove that at no
other Office of the kind the charges for professional
services moderate. The immense practice Of the sub
scrbe during the twenty past has enabled him to
accumulate vast collection of specifications aud of
fetal decisions relative to Patents.
These, besides his extensive library of legal and
chanca works aud full accounts II patents granted in
the United States and Europe render him able beyond
question, to offer superior facilities for obtaining Pa
tents.
patent and the usual great delay there here saved
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS
regard Mr. EDDY as one Of The mGst e@patSo Gnd
intercourse" CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
~ have hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person more competent fnd rust
oorhy and more capable Of putting their applications in
form to secure for them an ary and favorable consid
'''''' EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commissioner of Patents.
'Nfr. r. H. Eddy has made for THIRTEEN appli.
ed and that is pending Such unmistakeable proof
of great talent on his part leads me to recommend all
inventors to apply To him to their patents
thay may be sure of having the most faithful attention
bestowed on and very
During eight months the subscriber, in course of his
TE EWER Of weh was deeded
In his faror, BIZ the Commissioner OF Patents;
Boston, Jan. /, 1868. deodly Jai
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-30

WONDERFUL Care in 0tdtoun.
Falenda b. kilgofe, give from my hand this certih
cate. hive been quite deaf in right for the past
0eRfysereR years. My left gave great trouble
by constant discharge of green and yellow matter for
the same share of time. The OdOr very offensive
My husband and employed nine different physicians
We pal large sums of money. have been operated
and have passed through every kind of suffering without
receiving mite neneft, but ali the time getting
wor c, inasmuch as other diseases multiplying.
came to the conclusion never could be helped. Last
week an advertisement in the paper of
performed by Mrs. NJ. c. Brown. My husband aud |
went to see her, and at went under her
ment, and in "a hours from her first treatment could
hear distinctly the clock tick ten feet from where
stood. can now hear every word My left ear mas
also ceased to trouble the last discharge it
clear WAFER, without any odor Whatever. My eyes
which were weak and diseased, are getting clear and
strong. eel grateful for my unexpected deliver
ance, | commend Mrs NJ. Il. Browns gentle and sure
treatment to all who may suffer as have done.
0.dto Dec, Ii 1862.
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!, Bartlett ]. Decoster, NO Halls Court Portland.
give this certificate, 10 certify that have been deaf
from Chi and twelve years past have been quite
deaf have spent hundreds of dollars without receive
ing any benefit whatever Last Saturday went TO Mrs.
Il. treat for Deafness. In "a hours after her first
application, / could hear every voice In the house.
can now stand in the cellar and hear the clock trk
he parlor. Grateful to God his great deliVerance
heari commend her mode of treatment to all who
suffer as have done
% per bottle Tube to pass the water into
the 6 cents.
GEO r. SPiRR who esale and retail agent, worces
ter. To be had of all Druggists d&w6m jail
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-

~ CHUsETTS.- woRcEsTER, IS Probate Court -
To all persons interested in the Estate of SIDNEY
SMITH late of Worcester, in said county, deceased,
testate:
You are cited to appear at a Probate Court, to he
holden at Worcester, the first Tuesday Of March next
Mt nine O'Clock in the forenoon, to show why
Dover in the lands of said deceased should not be
signed to his widow, Nancy Smith of Worcester in the
county aforesaid.
the said Nancy Smith ordered this cta
ton by causing copy thereof to be delivered each
person interested fourteen DAYS before said court by
publishing the the Worcester Daily Spy, anews-
paper printed in Worcester three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
before said Court
Witness Henry Chaplin, Esquire Judge Of said Court
this twenty -irst day Of January In the year thou
sand eight hundred and sixty three.
ja23 d3sF CHAS. +. STEVENS, Asst. Res.
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R1stom advertisements
A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS

II. H. z ID BY,
SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS,
Late agent Of S. Patent Office, Washington under
The Act Of 1871
76 State ST., opposite IkIiby ST., BOSTON.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
~ CHUSETTS.-Worcester, ss.-Probate Court.-To
the Devisecs Legatees Creditors and all other persons
interested in the estate of BENJAMIN READ late OF
Worcester, in said county, deceased, testate:
You are hereby cited to appear at Probate Court
to be held a. Worcester, in said County Of WOrces-
ter on the first Tuesday of February at nine O'Clock
before noon, to show cause why administration
with the will annexed, should not be granted to
Ivers Phillips, of Worcester in the county of Wor-
oester UPON the estate of said deceased, and also
why an instrument purporng to be the last will and
testament Of said deceased should not be approved.
And said Phillips is hereby directed to give public
notice thereof by publishing this citation once week,
successive weeks in the newspaper called the
Worcester Daily Spy printed at Worcester the last pub
LEGATION to be one day at least, before said Court
Witness, HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire, Judge of said
Court this eighth day OF January, in the year one
thousand eight hundred and sixty three.
ia9 d3sw CIIAS. L. STEVENS, Asst. Reg.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-30
4 Remarkable Cure in Bangor, Of Weak and Diseu,ed

Eyes
W. H. Pritchard, do certify that my wife, Esther s.,
has had Weak Eyes nom childhood, caust by measles
One year since alump appeared the lash Of her Eye
1t increased TO tho size OF large pea Becoming some
what alarmed about the progress It making, took
nv wife to Mrs NJ. G. BROWN. at the Exchange. She
told she could IL and further strengthen her
eyes Mrs. b applied her medicine at O'clock in
the evening and at nine O'Clock the lump gone. We
could see more oft My wife now see people
walking the other side of The river, which she could
never do before. She has always had headache when
riding IN carriage. yesterday when riding IN car
treated three times by Mrs nsesys.s,' .
them much strengthened l59 French street.
Thousands of certlf .stes might be added Use Poor
Richards Eye and Ear Water, and throw away your
Spcotacles.
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no INVENTORS AND PATENTEES.

FTNU IN EN- IUNO AINJ 7 Il I'm I911O.
l. The undersigned, having had experience Of three
years, under favorable circumstances. in England anu
France, in the Patent business, can offer 70 American
Inventors the favorable opportunities FOR
aud working their Euronea Patents without the neces
sty of mourning the great expense ATTENDING paet
supervision. Patents obtaucd through Tue Dsst ao.t
Solicitors In England and France, at nonera.e ~.
inventions introduced means inrnsneTd ,6,rpatiaa or
them and personal attention insured iyer
advice in reference to Patents or other mat,es ~
gratis on application by letter 70 w ,na Feet Street
The tsinternatiOnai Patent ONCE NO lVV etstee''
+. G.. London. 60 HENRY A DENNY
Esq.
.,.r Y,,or+ors and Others. happy TO recommend
Al, 10 1--WE 9 fennv who, believe, from his expert
Snce In Enesd and France, and his knowedge Of the
so,,,h ianeuage will be GRABBED greatly 70 promote
their interests in Europe. tai T. SHASFEER.
Pafpnfees will Obtain from Mr. Arthur & Denny val
,sble assistant introducing their inventions in Eng
iarG and on the continent Of Europe"
ALI DIFF GEO. FRANCIS TRAIN
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Bathing the Ewes and Ears night and morning. will
strengthen the Eye clear the vision and invgorae the
entire system,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-30

The above wonderful Medicine CURES ALL DISEASES
OF THE EYES, EARS AND THROAT. Where there are
capacities OF seeing and hearing,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-02-19

bored them their houses would !.
ed. 'e oura.
e Mr.. Peterson living at the head =.
Mountain, was killed for Un;o, VI Bul i
ments. Two women in It.uen sent.
County were torn to pieces BY m in
hounds. oiood.
In addition to tho foregoing. bD,,..,
of families driven ont Of Alsb.man nundreas
reached Corinti on foot, w;tbo". aa's
or clothing. Some of them are ,0od ~,d
"A rigid enforcement of the co,s,
act p robably induced return TO .',%ptlon
phis ofmany old citizens who won, on alen,
under Order No. l., bot who vhsn away
upon. to fight IN war of their ow' salist
king. skulk away to Memphis ,na "p ma,
prot ec.ion Of the guns of the rs.. u seek
sg.inst whom al along tbev have men
ted their undying hatred, 'aua'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-02-19

The HoLr CouNTY Ps1soHERs.-The
trial ofthe Holt County. { No. prisoners
regarding the affair Of which We published
the particulars last week. has come to .
focus. Joseph 81. Thornton and Hinton
Liveugood, found guilty Of violating ths
SGD Article Of War. turned over to the
civil authorities.
J,F. Hurst and Levin Johnston, found
guilty Of pillaging aud maruding. are or.
dered to leave the State on or before the
Goth day Of February. 1868. and not to
return again without proper authority.
John Grssnlss and joseph Coz, found
not guilty. are discharged. a-8aslG95t
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Frou New Orleans.

New YoRK, Feb. y.
The steamer Marion. from New Or
leaas, January Sd, arrived this P. N.
Among her passengers is Count Mijsn
French Counsel at New Orleans. No
demonstration had yet been made on
Port Hudson.
Nothing from Galveston.
Banks has issued an order explanatory
Of the Prssdent's proclamation. which
order has disappointed many who
thought fugitive slaves could be returned
to their owners in that part Of the Sssi'
exempted BY the terms of the proclaim
tion. 5zvf zsl sr.sat
The editor Of the True Delta has been
rebuked for sndesvoring to ovsrshado~
the action Of Gen. Banks. Everything
is quist IL The city. Col. Thorpe, is
been prsseatsd With sesvics Of silver Oy
the laboring ma. -s
Col. Miles, succeeds Col. Nuttins u
MsyoR Of New Orleans.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-02-19

Full Particulars Of the Breaking
Up Of the Inquirer Office Mt Leav.
enwOrtlh.
From the Leavenworth Times, Feb. llth.I
The fevsrish state of public ssntimen,
in this community, for the past two weeks,
consequent upon the reasonable article.
which have been published in the lsqs1e,
during q long period past, eliminated
yesterday in the total destruction of that
paper.
The original cause of ths hostile feel.
ing against the Inquirer, was, the palpa'
ble and unmistskabls sympathy which il
has constantly, and in most offensive
manner, exhibited for traitors who are in
arms against the Government. The i'm.
mediate cause of its destruction, may b.
briefly recspitulstsd as follows:
Night before last, it, editor had ss'
sembled thirty or forty in and around
its Office. These men made themsslvel
conspicuous in and about the establish
ment-aourishing their arms and putting
on an air Of defiance to oil opposition
This state of affairs got noised about ovel
the city, and between ten and eleven o..
clock at night, Eve or six men assembled
on the opposite side Of the strset-sane
"Old John Brown" and fred several
shots in the cir. At this juneture, Col
Anthony, who had besn visiting soms
friends in South Lsavsnworth, arrived d
his boarding hooss. which is directly in
front Of tho Lnqsire, ofies, and began
efforts to psciiy the ''John Brown" boys
aftsr considerable psrsaasion. b induced
them to 20 home-he then retired to his
room. Between one and two o'clock in
ths morning. hearing. . eommotion. q
- thought. In the street, he went oat on
the pavement. whsn { policemen. = ouI
bsst information ssys. cried out: ''thsrs ID
Col. Anthony, shoot the d-n scoundrel;'
immedistsly . half dosen shots were 6red.
penetrating The frame building and win
dows. al Ground Col. Anthony, bat with
out injury 70 him; b returned the shots
with his revolver. and was again fred as
6ftsn or twenty tina. the balls psostrat-
ing the boarding hosss Of Ms. DUtE.
and entering the rooms where wou0 and
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-02-19

A Nice CoSAle Of elk Eunared Rebels"
Lebases, Tenn.

Z. NAsavuLs, Feb. 1O.-Our forces en-
tsred Lebsnont. Tsunsssss. on 18th. toy
csPtursd soms s;x hundred rebels, 30''
Of thsm bang of Morgaa's command.
Many 6sld of6eass wsss taken. Amooe
the pFbonegs was Paul Anderson. wv
lent rehsl and smenbsr ofthe Stsss LS
slsture Of $3.50 and 1862 He wss =
original seceGh aad on of tie earliest W
voeates of : SonthHn Coujsdefscy.
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KAusAs CIR, Feb. 10.

- kAHeAs C1Ys Feb. ~.
A skirmish on Lest Saturday bstwcsu
. detachment Of The 5sh reginsnt cavalry
and Younser's band Of guerrillas resulted
in killing nine Of The Esbsls and wound
ing one. Our loas was one killed.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-02-19

u
THE WHITE OR Grey Willow For
FENcIsa.-We would call attention OF
the people of Kansas to this valuable ar.
ticle for fencing, coming into favorable
notice throughout the Western Prairie
States. From published accounts which
we have seen in the Chicago Tribune and
other. influential papers in Illinois. the
White Willow is decided success, and
is exactly what is wanted in Kansas. W.
have long thought that something of a
quicker growth and less trouble and ex-
penss in cultivation would supercede the
Usage Orange and other material of q
like nature for live fence. and we now
have it in the shape Of the White Will
low. 1t is said to make more valuable,
durable and beautiful live fence Than any
other tree, shrub or plant that has ever
been introduced into the United States;
that it gives evidence of more durability
than other kind of hedges, and that it
will. in addition to making good fence,
furnish timber for rails and firewood,
without injury to the fence; that It does
not sprout from the root; that it will
thrive on any and on all Of our prairies,
and will make more efficient wind brake
in less time than any tree used for simi-
lar purposes. Its introduction into our
State will be worth millions of dollars.
Its general use will in a dozen years
greatly change our climate. by giving to
our large prairies more liberal supply
Of summer showers, and also protecting
the standing grain from being beaten
down by heavy winds and dashing rains;
for these must first spend their fury upon
the living walls of fence that shall girdle
our fields to ward off these dreaded dan.
gers to our golden harvests.
Mr.. E. F. Hslleck, of Highland. is
Agent for the White Willow in the
Northern tier of Counties in this State.
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rorAx PAYERS.

We have large amount Of Doniphan and
Brown ounty Warrants. which We win disposs
Of at the current market price. Persons having
Taxes 70 psy in the above Counties. will savs
nsnsy BY using the Warrants.