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John COL DIN L co,
y Photograph Frs.

No. MARKET Space, tstreer 8h aud SIN streets, one
door EAST Of Perry 4 Bro
EAvinG furnished our Gallery with An entire new
Stock 81 cured tt 9 most modern Instruments aud
atelisl, ana arranged, the most approved plan,
cur light. under the immediate euperv.ior If ].
Goldin long known to our citizens In the Phi oto
graphic We prepared to furnish the Pu bile
With Photographic Plain, In IeoiA Ink, Water and
Size ADbrot5 pes all sizss. Cards dc Visits and
Nignetes for Albums.
ypes &C. Daeuerreotypes.
We Fave made arrangements with CHARLES
rredericks & Co Photcgr aphers, New York. to
keep MS &C ns family supplied with Cards % White
OF al the Celebrities OF the day, to which IN
vite the attention OF the Public.
Constsntly on hand, q foil supply OF the most
choice Ere nch Albums. Also, Frames Of ell sizes
and Kinds de24.lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-24

DEPARTURE OF TuE RUSSIAN FLEEr-TrGRs-
jcrCf 0fFccrs al f!frdni. ia--Tha vessels OF the
Russian feet, which have been anchored OF
this ctfv for some weeks past. pulled IN anchor
this morning and sailed for Fortress Monroe
The feet VIII anchor in tha Reals.
Capt. !. Ct. &. Lee. a q. NJ, OF the @ ua-ter.
master GeFeral's office, has been transferrsf,
30 the position of chieI auartermastar ut this
rost-the position formerly occupied ~ Cant
9. b. Ferguson. Capt. Thomas &. HyEhsl, A.
@ NJ, has been detailed 10 the position formerly
occupied ny cart. Stodd9rd. Capt Wyrau,
A. A. G. NJ. still occupies his former positi ou
N the del ar'rnent.--Alsr. Journal, Dee. 23i
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MARRIED..

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. A.-Capt. J. r. Cox,
Commissary at headquarters Army of the Po-
tomac, was married to-day to Miss Kate
Bridges. The ceremony took place at St.
Peters Church. Rev. DIR. OdenheiIner o6iciat-
ing.
Capt. G. has numerous friends, In and out Of
the army, to rejoice In his matrimonial felicity.
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ashiagton Nancy Market.
. CONF Of SIGNALS.

Acting Master Henri J. Rodgers, the capable
Secretary TO Commodore Harwood, has pre-
Iar Il system of signals, "hlsh IS highly
spk-n OF ny competent judges. The code Is
row beng used by he vessels OF The Potomac
Fiotila, rr der the d Tevtion Of the Department,
a-G answers every purpose. A trial was made
g.; a recently 10y two vrs~'ls b0u I'd for Phila-
q IyE Il, which wa very satisfactory. The
l =par, n,eIt, We understand, will soon adopt
item fer peral uea IN the Navy.
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~ The riches Individual in En- Gland is the
Marquis e "estmfuie'er, who-e daily IL come
IS estimated at $500
~ Maggie MitcysIl is the great attraction in
Boston just nov. She is playing Little Bare
loot"
THE Cathcii are About 70 ere q in Spring
field, Ill a convent 10 cost S6n,Csgi
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DEATH OF AN EsTIMABLE LApY-We re-
gre, to record the death of Mrs. Seaton, the &C
complished and estimable wife Of Mr.. Seaton,
of the Inte,lig>neer. Her loss will be widely
incurred.
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SECOND DDIII()I.
4 O'CLOCK p. NJ.

CHRISTMAS DAY.-To- MORO " being Christ.
mas Day, no paper will be issued from this
ofise. unless the arrival of important ne US
sFouid make it reauifite to issue an extra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-24
DISASTER AT SEA.

BOSTON, Dec. 24.-The iron steamer North,
from Pembroke, Me-, TO Boston, went ashore
yesterday near Ov ishead and has bilged ana
is full OF water. The Captain and Drew arc
saved. She is loaded with iron and wood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-24

PFEf"EaL.-S"creiary Seward ieit this city
Ies terday afternoon for his home at Auburn,
N y, where he Will rern,.iE during the Christ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-24

DOAKDING.-eeveralG Gentlemen can be accom-
ID modated with Board, on Mass. avenue, bet
l4th and 18th streets, north side of the avenue.
de- 2A-sts
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-The Steamer McClel-
Ian, from New Orleans On the l4th, Pensacola
Oh the 18th and Key West on the 18th inst, has
arrived. She brings NO news of importance;
n alters remain as usual.
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THIRD WARD STATION CAsRs.-Cordelia
Maloney, attempt to steal: dismissed. John
Nally, throwing stones; 81. Albert Noon do
NJ. Callan. =. Healy, Jno. Shea, Dennis McCar.
thy, disorderly; 80 each. Thos. Burns and
Sulliya an. drunk and disOrderly: military.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-24

~ From Shillington, Odsou Building, we
hare IN early copy of Harper's Magazine for
January.
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TIE GREAF PRIZE FIGHT.

Bells Life concludes is description Of the
+ ght IL the following words:
"a Drawer contest was never fought"
The telegraph yesterday brought the partc-
Ulars-Ui tie fighting mp to tie ith round.
We have now he following additional:
Round Is Some sw ngi1g blows were given
On sacu side, when EeeuGn knocked King
down clean into the coruer.
This was the hrs gen nine knock dow OF the
Srht.
Round IG -Eeenaa cam t. The scra-ch with q
dT@actul eye. A sa-or struggle took place
during this round, neither s i'd gaining any
particular advantage
Round l. The excitement was now SO great
tha: The lin regulations Were alsTegarded
Kings i'cyc'Opeag blows s.geliad Heenan's
eyes ard temples IL i f.ar4ul extent, ont he
bore Tl3uiIIv.
From Ibis To the 9th aud last round, King
Ven: ahead N a perfec- gsilop, aud when
tl..e'' called for the 18th Round the
"slo"se" vas thrown Up by the seconds OF
Isef-r-
GeeN eO was rsasfuiIy punished and shou id
J.aFer lsTe been permitted to pass thu 2ist
round
k:hE presented 10 visible marks Of punish
Tl,E:, except II sIDouse' On the eye.
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CHAIR EsToN BEING snELLED DAILY.

NHHhI III IN tf-I-NI SHLLLiU tAIH1,
NEW NoLE. Dec. 2i.-The steamer Star of
Sou h, Capt. Wocjhuli. fron Hilton Head on
the 2lst, arrived last evening.
Tie Monitor LahjgE, whtie On picket duty
rear tort john son. cot aground. The rebel
battery orencd on her, doing considerable
CHr age, when two cthsr iron-ciais went TO
re- 'Ss's ar1", and succeeded in getting her Off.
he Lehigh was so badly damaged by the
reh"i batteries hat the SIR OF the South had to
tow her 10 Hilton Head fer repairs. No one
On boaTd WIS injured.
General Gilmore is sEelling Charleston daily.
Nothing OF further unrortauce has happened.
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PRICES REDUCEDl
FURNITURE. FURNITURE
~ TEN PER CENT. a
ABOVE COST. On
HotSRkfsPlNG Goods on hand to ai.po,s s1 ~
before the LIST day of yanusry next 60 make alter
Ing cur entire stock 1t an advance Ut 10 psr cent
" walnut ns fo and MAHOGANY SOFAS, Tsts .;rets.,
Be DO DC si SIDE 6 5Pe nc'1lns 'AA'f''
Io do Marbie.tos Dressing Bu-
Walnut and Mahosany Washstands.
Do do Wardrobes,
Cottage Suits, Bureaus.
Game and Wood seat ghsirs,
chiGidrsn's Rocker. and H.sk Chairs.
yap.ne 9; Cottses and Other BsdstsAds.
Blankets. 40, 90.
crockery. Glass and Tin wares.
Cordase, BueSsss. busters, &c. 30.
r r.,.. a., s Pos. .ss qe.fs.' Scissors.
Soup Ladies. &C.. &C.
Persons Going to houssksspius OF ssfaruishinE
.il and their ady.n; AZ dsssTmsn.a to dis
stock 81 is day Of January next
All goods d sDSTs re Ssssf Il ssi1iais
no,.,,,r y.WrRTIss' SURsIsHIHG WARsRooxs,
d., am. sos ''S stvssn and K streets.
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CALlFoRNIA STEAMER sEARCHEI

NEW YORK, Dec. 2i.--Yesterday, under the
new Government passport order, the steamer
Illinois, for Aspinwall, with 500 passengers,
was overhauled and searched. One hundred
and sixteen reviewers, l6 rifles, and fowling
pieces were taken and labelled with the own
ers' Damss, to he placed in the custody Of the
purser
Two of the passengers showed opposition to
the search, and were locked up in their state.
rooms. They cursed the Government In the
most brutal manner.
The other passengers held meeting and
adopted q resolution TO the effect "That IL
these blatant rebel sympathizers indulge In
any M ore disloyaI demonstrations during the
massage they should be thrown overheard"
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
NATIONAL CONSERVATIVE lONvEN.
TON.
NOMINATION OF GEN MCCLELLAN FOR THE
PRESIDENCY, AND GEO. W. CAMPBELL
OF PA FOR THE VICE PRESIDENCY

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 2i.-The National Con
vention have unanimously recommended Gen.
Geo. b. Mcclellan to the people of the United
States as candidate for the next Presidency,
and Geo. W. Campbell Of Pennsylvania. for
the Vice President, upon the basis OF the Ken
lucky p atform.
There is to be meeting Of the committee In
Independence Hail might TO announce their
action.
[NOTE-This is the I" National Conser yativ
Convention" which met At Cincinnati few
weeks since, and nominated Gen. Mcclellan,
a, adjourned to meet in Philadelphia yester-
day. At I2 O'clock yesterday, however, there
were not enough delegates present to form a
quorum.-ED. STAR.
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TIE CorRTs.-The case Of the Washington
Georgetown and Alexandria Railroad Com
pany agt. the Corporation Of Washington, be
lore the Supreme Court IN Jaac has been post
pOped TO Monday.
There was no business done in the Crimina
Conrt o-day.
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ftENTLE1EN,S CLOTHING

f,ENTLEakN's CLOTHING.
.aa sxoR Ror u ss sssi
and sdtFs
sr.. OF nes ness style, and elegance - IL m ads to
A!;o a.g Sos sssostmeut Of asntlsns.ty
de23 81 Pa. ave tet nth and 18th
Arrrsross 4 ssa !. so q. q. BY under
sesa D.s IF .na c ted
streets north, to take Ilace on SATURDAY Ar
En- Ge 18th IL. :s9
back I.e fact to vide public alley and she Hou.e
DEG i a,yu n IKs Cot r. 1s.s.:
sna eassa las
Goth Cie ans ana Circulars, Frosted Bsave- o.ks
Pr sh By tbs yard. ths,ls, Bs.moT .is and Hoa p
Msct silks, Esnatsroaiefs: Glov.s. Gsan lets.
No. AZ usntsr Market spacs,
tezatl wsshIns.oI. DC
HR 'AfA' asksis Ss;Ss''AsE' RE
On / and LIGHT CARRIAGES. o..ao best na5s
ard Snish, Eueh ss Top srd n, top Bu veiee. Rock
swas, Extension ana Haif-to2s, Boa: Wagons.
Repairing s so1f ;;;sf; ~ f oo..sr.,.,
ee2,s ga D si.est and nd az s"Si sss s:sss..
Fees. BUTTER. &c
go dos. Fresh Eggs. cents less than Market
bols. Roll Butter
Rsisins, Currsnl. Citrcn &c.
JUST reeeived srd selling chesp Tor cash. IS win
" ss:. e BALTIMORE Jan w. w. ooaw1s nuney
FOE THE HOLIDAYS.
Fishers Mlnccmeat
seltsi.inx Ruchwheat.
Esn Rising Flour
Golden syrup and Moiasss.
New Ourrents, Rsisins and Citron.
Ssss d sss h:s sss y:T::.sss
chsmpexns Cider On drsught, &c.
KaAN FERRIES
de27-ftn IChron.I COR. and ora sts.
CAPITOL HILL.
EDWIN HEALD co.
Dealers in
TIN AND WOODEN WARE,
Corner Penn avenue and Third street east.
Dc Il lms WashinEton
NATURAL LIyI IyERLAsfINa TLexsRs;
constantly on lsed y: 3. Parties and ye al
MIR. No. Colonizst.oa Building. corner - 81.
To Hs' rorsm TOT SIT
wHoLBsALI AND RETAIL.
sorrHsl, 4 ssHRssps
desirn. $50 nh st5eet. between 9 ana I.
TMlEIY: wv TaOUsAND aRAP1yINI
no n-,ra- eorssr q SossSsry street.
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$40 sA'ANah sEAS1t' so
Earanas Grea: BGlg Sho.c failure t0rx lrsd ic,:s
that nc;O eraiJition
p. J. X E l. l. L w CO.'S
HsTABLIsESHNT
30. sowars you. r. =, Rsrrnrl.
How are You to dsy. e.
P.J. Bellew 4 Go. have sos you
In very tight pace t6ey say.
This Great Exhibition VIZ roSit~e,S ci,ss OF
Thursday evening, 24th INST get buo irsGs Az ul-
aide to ain admitt.n the rush beiGs 60 grssz.
Every lady or gen tlsnlan 1ho has not get visited
establishment should avail tn euaseses Of doing
eA,ly IN the forenoon or 10 Toe evening
pJ BELLET g. &C.
$40 7th street, doors srnth Of
0a0 fsio rs Hal.
Omen from & III. TO 9 M. ie y ~
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nTFfsTIvAL-TheL Ladies' of the Fou rtb Pres
l3. b,ts.is' Church eth street ss.vss1 g az
II ~ ID of
MONDAY next. December 2lst
sS st pssf * s
a. reasonable prices and 10 abundant supply OF Re.
desire to spent sp'esssnt ersnins to give them
ekll. delS-St*
rIcE CREAM AVID WATER ICEsof rHE
Rss Gns,s o1ss, to rn,1s HStss
delphia Confectionery, corner 18th and ats
~ .sHAFfIELDs BALTIMORE CONFEO-
sET3h strest bssSeen and Il. Weddings, Psriiss,
pn n ~. and
and most reasonable terms. Ice Creams and
1 the best ads BY 'ssa% powsr
(~AkIs. AND ICE CREAM FOR TIE aoL1
# Pend Frat
phia Ice Cream constantly on hand at
aea-1r. Corner 18th : an. SdS.f s.rssi..
WHITING DEsKs. PORTFOLIOS. PEN
w kniye. Photograph Albums, Chsssmen, Chess
Boards, Backgammon Boards. Gold Pens, India
BOOZE De: Foe sss It sSe
de24 FRANoK TAYLOR
FRAN KILN & co.,.
OPTICIANS,
ga Penn. avenue, between 18th and 18th strests
ard
SIS Penn. avenue, under the National Rotsl,
OPERA GLASSES,
with the finest Aromatic L.pses, in Japan. Mo-
rocco. Ivory or Pearl.
FIELD GLASSES,
MICROSCOPES,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
C4RTES De TISITE,
PLAIN AID coLORRD.
In the greatest variety, the best assortment for
HOLIDAY GIFTS, It
FOR THE HOLIDAY
GRAND DISPLAY
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS
JUVENILE BOOKS,
sHILLI toms
BOOK STORE.
OD4ON BUILDIN
CORNER OF FoUR-AND-AHaLF STREET
PENN AVENUE. i.
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~ II L
y g H
English Dairy CHEkGk
eArmeaAn do
6ap Sage do
GruyeN
EdAm do
New York Cream CurlsE.
All of finest quality. For sale hr
KING & BURG
Corner CT Vermont asepne aad =,
de Fl lAta street.
fT'H1 UNDEKsIGNED-T4AfK For Past
Favors. takes this method oT ~ inrldins his old
custonerS and the public in GER al, that he IL
now prepared to fill sll orders for the Caristnas
Holidays. Particular attention is called to my
fine assortment Of
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY
FANCY CAKES sad JELL1ks.
Parties wishing 70 send Cskes, etc, to their
frenas in the any navy. or els here, cao have
them carefully packed ready for 81 rent,
r. POTEEfINI.
go ppnnsylvanis ave1us.
de Il Nv. bet iath snd lttb SITS. s1Hth side.
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SHE SUCCEEDS IN GETTING OFF IN DAM
AGED CON DITION

FEBFLpArTLRy FIRES oNHER.
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TELEGRAPHiC NEWS.
TrGm Charleston and Fort R0yal.

TIE MONITOR LEHiGu AGROUND.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL,
sRVkNrH slKnsr.

nNh !" Ga nneA
GRAND CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL.
GRAED CRklsTMAS FESTIViL,
GhAfD tHhISTMAS Fk STIvAL,
Re opening for bret season only, da log ths
toI'dsy., Of :hs magnificent sitlns ana thrIiiss
exh bitten of The
RUSSIAN WAR
Which creates sneh farors during its foru.- az
fore known In The snasis Of tic,,tar .rsieiti,ns
On Cb1.,tmss pay Dee =. Is, and On ss;n.isy
oTsn will IN foid its ii as I'd th,i i
scopes Including illustration, of tas most ianoui
BATTLES.
sIEGEs.
AFMY. AND
NAVY EvoLUTyOSs,
sn ths. mest .eneeriui AMI ssrlinE OF all mod
BoMBARDMT,lr AND DESTRUCTION OF
sEBsSTcpOL.
Which s!one rs ~orth the admission fee.
A Srsrd performance on
CHRIsTMEs kFTEuNooN,
for tie a. O ~ snosa of families.
Admission 6 cents; rs<srv.d seats so cents; chill
dfeD to sf;e. moor performance IS cents. ~
DRoF ALEXAKDEK WeLowsKI Will Rs
n, ro .oi NV SoSDaY jan
cts Of his new ,na sinpIifsi nsatsod, VIII
hsss zen names at bis Issidance, 81 q street.
REAU rIF0L ENanAvING.
wAsRIEGroN EEorIyING MS MOTHERS
art from tn oF iraI ratnrs ' pa.s 81 n,
Proof OF exhibition and Tsesivsd
No. ss6 7th street. doors above
oeG3t~ tdi Felto-s' q all.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
fCOL CHEsTs, from So 30 t. SIS per set.
For sale by
JOHN r ELyANa,
te2s-1w 300 PeprsyfvsLis avenue.
lChron AID r. pub
NIADAME DELARUE Hss jrst received ON
lvj Pari,. . small case OF Erszs Bonnet. -
Al,o tuil assort N ent Of the choicest -
ers, In Wreaths Boque.s, and SpgiRs rich &S.SH
evening Head Dresses fsstnera Ribsads az
TT mining Laces, Plain. giub-oi3.rad snc ~SA1
lace Collars Sleeves s.t5 2sudseYotisfs Walls,
BsrheR, snd Coifurss % vsr.0os uaaes: Net. Tor
-: @sii in great variety evening Fans, Ct new
and choice sty;.a: great vsti.ty o!tensy l.aa-
E"rts, such Steel Onyx, Pearl Coral, and Giit,
Cnmte, Bracelets. Pins, Ear ring. AMI Sslt
Clasps Fire Soaps, PsrfrnsrY, Coase ana Bus.
e.; jouvin's Gloves for ladia. and gsptleneD ;
Purses Porte ropbaies. and otasf Fancy Aut Cs,
ful Articles many o. which are suitable fov Holt
dsy PYefents. The attention Of the ladies' Is In
,-e6 aSd their ratror respectfully solisitsd
%. Perm. ave. bet. ~ d sad .S'h SIS. ds23 81
q -
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CONFERENCE.-The Marshal has seized,
under the ms rucHons of the District Attorney,
the interest Of Mrs. Eliza NJ. Hampton, Who
is now in the South, i'll q three-story brick
dwelling on Thirteenth street, between Il and q
south, dot II. square 2fi,t and the interest of
Mary T. and George T. Howard, In q four
story brick dwelling on Fourth street west, be-
tween d and & north, dot :, square 532,) under
the confiscatiOn act.
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have now in my stors, . full Stock ofFBOCK
Dress SUITS. 4 lsrse assortment Of MILITARY
OVERCOATe. DRESS and FATIGUE SUITS Al
tless q foods are manufactured with the same de-
gree Of nes ness. style, and elegance IL .ds to
order.
Also. Large assortment Of Gentlsne,'s FUR
ftSEING GOODS. A STRAUS.
deS3 81 Pa ava ret lath and nth
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Edward
Brooks and Jas. Smith, driving on side walk;
81 each. John Lyons, suspicion; Mary Payne,
larceny: Patrick Wright. vagrancy; W. Smith,
suspicious character: dismissed. Ann Gala
CHER, drunk and disorderIy; Josephine Black,
Louisa Granson, Eliza Lucas, Mary A. Wash
ing,on, Sarah DnnGingtCn, Sarah Brown. J.
Thompson, disordsrly; 81 each. Martin Davis,
John Seldom. do. S2.J0 each. NJ. Carney, do !:
Sis. p. Dooley, drunk Sis. Lizzie Brown
and Mary johnson, disorderly; 8 each. Thos.
do
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue Of
~ an order of sale issued from the Clerks
Office Of the Second Judicial District Court of
Brown County, State of Kansas, on the 22d day
of April, A. D. 1868, a,d to me directed, as
Sheriff of said County, have levied on, and
will offer for sale, at public auction, at the
Court House door, in said County, on the Goth
day Of June, A. ID. 1863, at 2 O'Clock P. N. Of
said day, all the right, title and interest OF
Foston Hanson in and to the following describ-
ed land, to wit: The south east quarter of Sec
ton No. 10, in township No. 3, of range No.
1s, lying ard being in said Brown County.
Given under my hand, this 7th day of May,
A. D. 1863. /. B. HOOVER,
Sheriff Of Brown County, Kansas.
BY II. M. Robinson, Under Sheriff.
May Z. lo63-5w. Prs fee, S..
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Sheriff. Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue o.
~ an order Of sale issued from the Clerks
Office of the Second Judicial District Court, in
and for Brown County, State of Kansas, April
22d, A. D. 1863, and TO me directed, as Sheriff
of said County. have levied on, and will offer
for sale, at public auction, at the Court House
door, in said County, on the Goth day of June,
A. D. 1863, at o'clock P. NJ. of said day, all
the right, title and interest of Samuel w. Wade
and Elizabeth Wade in and to the following
described lands, lying and being in said Brown
County, to wit: the north east fourth and the
south east fourth of section No. 8. in township
No. 3, Of range No. 1S, or 30 much thereof as
will satisfy Judgment, interest and costs, as in
said order of sale set forth.
Given under my hand, this 7th day of May,
A. d. 1863. ]. B. HOOVER,
Sheriff OF Brown County, Kansas.
By H. NJ. RoBIysoN, Under Sheriff.
May 7, ls63-5w. Prs fee, 81.
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Sheriff. Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that BY virtue of
~ an order of sale issued from the Clerk :
Office of the Second Judicial District Court Of
Brown County, State Of Kansas, on the Odd day
of April, A. D 1863, and to me directed, as
Sheriff of said County, have levied on, and
will offer for sale. at public auction, at the
Court House door, in said County, on the 10Th
day of June, A. D. 1869, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ of
said day. all the right, title and interest OF
Van. S. Gragum in and to the following desert.
bed land, to wit: The southwest quarter Of
section No. 90, in township No. S, Of range
No. Is. lying and being in said Brown County.
Given under my hand, this 7th day of May,
A. D. 1863. !. B. HOOVER,
Sheriff of Brown County, Kansas.
BY II. NJ. ROBINSON, Under Sheriff.
May Z, ls63-5w. -'a Prs fee. S..
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Order of RabficGt1on.
In the District Court Of the. Second. judicial
District, sting within and fari Broyp Com
Henry RarrickloH Plaintiff.
Am.n Adams. .sgDsf.nd.n..

Aman Adams. Defendant.
u r. KfLEEY. the plaintiffs ssssci.6Sy In
LIZ. this cause, having, on the 6th day OF
May, A. D. 1863. fled his ahidavit in the
Clerks Office Of said Court, stating that the
said defendant, Aman Adams, Il Q non resident.
ofthe State Of Kansas, and cannot be served
wfh process issuing from this Court; Il 10.
therefore ordered BY the Clerk Of said Court,
in vacation, that the said defendant, Aman.
Adams, be notified, BY publication being made
for six consecutive eeks in the White Cl6Ui.
Kansas Chief, . veeklt ne sspaper printed linz
Doniphan County, Kansas, and Of general eis-
culation in said Brown County. Of the penden-.
cy Of this suit, the object OF which is to obtain
judgment against the said defendant, Aman
A iams, for the sum Of Two Hundred and Eff.
ty-ssveb Dollars and Twenty Cents, With ints-
rest thereon from July 23d, A. d. 1860, at tho
rate OF five per cent. per month, and cost Of
suit; and also for decree Of foreclosure and
sale of the south vest quarter of section fifteen,
(l5J in township two, (2) If range fifteen, (l5)
in said Brown County, Kansas, which was mort.
gagged by the said defendant TO the plaintiff. 10
secure the payment Of said sum of money; and
the said defendant, Amam Adams, 10 further
notified, that unless he plead, answer or demur
to the petition of the said plaintiff herein fled.
on or before the 18th day Of July. A. D. 1863,
the same will be takes: as true, and judgments
rendered accordingly. 80 l.l -1s1y ~ .sse
Witness, my hand, and the seal nos in use
in said Court, at my Office. in Hawaths, this
18th day Of May, A. D 1863. ~ 's'.' - .. .
-''0as ! JOEL G.. KELSEY. Clerk. 80.
B. F. KIrLEv, Plaintiffs Attorney. Ia hrs a..
May 81, ls63-7w. mn Prs fee. $l7.s0.
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Sheriff. Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given. that BY virtne OF
~ an order Of sale issued from the Clerks
Office of the Second Judicial District Court Of
Brown County, State Of Kansas, on the 22d day
Of April, A. D 1863, and ~ me directed, as
Sheriff of said County, have levied on, and
will offer for sale, at public auction, at the
Court House door, in said County. ON the Doth
day Of June, A. D. 1863, at 9 o'cl ok P. M. OF
said day, all the right, title and interest OF
Thomas Smith in and to the following describ.
ed land, tn wit: The south least quarter of sec
ton No. 6, in township No. 9, of range No. Is,
lying and ing in said Brown County. q.
Given under my hand, this 7th day of May,
A. D. 1863. I. B. HOOVER,
Sheriff of Brown County, Kansas.
By H. M. RosINsoN, Under Sheriff
May !, ls63-5w. Prs fee, Sc.