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NV ~ Q Rieu0eF N ny 90
HsDS ~ thoos Ase loved m hnoed I'D esceo ~
al. ] will return 70 the wizard. ana unpuS ~
W re- ore me my poor hut, homcy Iafe NO oO
garrnents."
When darkness was arurrd. HUBER go
his steps towards the wizards dwelling, ano Sosa
HIM, - before, occupied 10 porfnf ovm ~
volume. "whst more doe thou reqm~
that thou again disturtcst my pesee nv ~
supplied thee With al thou djdhi wfeu ~ ~
DO, contcnted ~ Thou hast grantee 70 nSa
nay. more than y she'd" replied Hnp0,
yst am not satisfied. Take back my 49,
take hack thy monster. and give me IN rctdfn ~
erty and content" ''Dot, IDIOT" said the MY
clan. "sould't thou AGAIN exist in rsss ~ ~
vrcichcfncs. would'r thou rviinqiso ." "
riches, merely tocJuse l have gwen
position a thy god fortune"
ve1tl and grandeur " me'" -
Huber, AL my friends -iun mono one VIZ
share my pro-prity, excerpt this bstch bcipg vnS
clngs To- me % shadow whoac words are ~
echoe. Of minr Own. ami whose asTect u "uge nA
to mine. I rcgsryi With disgust and detestacoo.
Thou wastes, breath IN vain - said the wi zard' y
have hlhll,i ihc request, md 10 were AZ easy ~
tee 70 al'cr the course Of the SIN, a. 10 pefsueoS
me ~ alter thv condition. "Begone ara trouSsS
nc D. farther" "n,non NJ thou ART" replied tn9
wtetchcd m al, 'hast thou no COMPASSION
must retain thy fatal s. At least let this ercasurs
have word. AMI sctons disering from mine, cvsn
If IL thwsrt nc In al INV purposes. Let 10 = snys
III az hut an ecAo to nv SELF aud will bless the
"Hs !" cried the wizard 'dnst a. ou taunf M
Thou sskest that and that sioue- which 10 oey ONO
ny skin ~ accomplish. Hence, M screant, NY
doom Ia hxei go - saying he stamped violenuy
on the ~ .uni anu Instantly Hubert felt nimse!
seized by invisible hands and borne away tnrouss
the air with such incredible s~fness that os orHs
grew dizzy, and his rnses fursook bim. Wnen -
recovered from the stuInr oscaSoned by the rapao.
ity OF his hight, he reclining on couch IN one
Of his own apartments and the self still was WITH
him. lie wept in an sngush. miserable wrecs
lhs, am" exclaimed he my happiness and
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EXCUR SIO'NS.

EOH NEWBT RGH, POUGHKEEPSIE
L noundout kingfton-lhe MARY POWELL
caves foot Of jsv -, ever afternoon at ~ O'Clock
HUDSON RIVER X. R--FOR ALBANY
ATroy, the North and West, from Chambcn q -
,nd ~ \. VI. and 4, and 1910 y. N. and ON A1n.
days NJ 6.a2 +. N. from SOth 81 40
THE SECOND GRAND ANNUAL PIC.
L mic and Coalition fxcu'slon If the Father Mathsv
Socictv. of South BROOKLYN, to lsidieys Grove,
III take place on Monday, Angust 10Th. To all Wis
win TO ENJOY a pleasant sail. intcfspersed Nth .
merry dance and oy ia song Ne extend cordial ins
vi'stion. 4 large and select Committee will kosp
everything IN proper order. Tickets, admitting
gentleman and lady al. Extra tickets for ladies -
Temperance HAL. One barge will Iemsin at ~
Hamilton ave ferry from O'Clock 4 N, while the
sesmtoat makes the following Observation-Disclosures
forp, Nes York, ~ 4 "; fulton Ferry ats south
Ferry NJ ., ard ct T. North River, at 10y O'Clock,
Rec Soc. MALNCHY MURRAY, rIcas. 1A
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CLEARED
sTEAMHIrs-Is,ooN OIi- W Rrnne. rait.
SHIPS -Columhia Liverpool: Enarnld. do, .iyi.itA
Cora; John Bunyhn, PenrSoa.
RARkS-S siad, Quetnstcvu; A.yiintA CLIQUE SER.
fne; |. ioun., AntWeir flizsb.''. tltal.l Bor.
deiu1; ko-nli,, Barcelona lilot Fish, Glaze Bay ca.
BKlGs-reterc,ina tlm.chl Amsterdam Georrc
Toms hiIhatoes: ! W lohrson. De; ko1ncth, dec.
me; Nsrhiaa NeuvitHs Jud. 9 iiathsvnv. Cow R.v;
Baltic, do: hnn Lovitt HsIbor urscc, X : Iiussrll,
flifsbcthIott. Fannie, dc.
sCHOONERs Indian Queen, Goree; AIMS sophis-
Aux Cave. u H. rrcn, ~ fhUnAe. Iripfe-. = John,
y ~ \ seaman. Amherst, Y /: Conn, umi. =, " f,h.
ineton; Newport Befliv, MI. scranton. Provi-
denos; America, Providence.
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS KMnhk. Poin, Lookout: Serbcu
Sorth Atlantic block Slins squad. on; New .Ierray,
Newbefn. 4, va Fortress Monroe. Albany, " a,h-
Trenton, u Y Ma.roy, Pbisdephis. u II tout, do;
Tacony, Philadelphia
SHlIS-Bavnaid, singapore; Fnersy, Iivcrpool;
"aaieuN New orleane Meridian, NrwIort, ing.
BARkS- Nnneiis- hcoa Bay; MARY, Gov LAY, GB;
&C Wars.s k, RIO lanoiio.
BRlt'S- r he Wolfe, Black River Jam: Vine.
lind Port Aibsri. Wsoe: Maria VII. los. Glnce Inv:
Ida non kto .iAnei'o' Lincoln webb, AanzaniilA
ha'vAr'l, returned icaty.
srhOOSkRs I " Piait Iincan, CR. BENJAMIN,
- AndieVs u; Ten pct.nco. Brother. CD Ehwatd,
.F II, etch; iA1sbcth Eleanor. Virginia; " hite
'.pud do; Ellen Baker du - : Miller. 90. = 4 Zen.
nett Polt ko,ai. 6, MARYLAND. Llngan. Gu. MaX1n
EotcIr, UA,tmoic, Icy ri 'ra. b0s o Tor Albany; |.
s''Mfi-On, Providence lor 81 zai ii lor Pilot, fto.
leenc'i ,'nH'ttr I,a1le i-irt ior boston P.in..
linFsn, u iuttlnr, korkl,ud. t;oy CORY, Iliy.-
l"'hpol' Tor laoN ell. Orana tli2aic,hr,r for Ia.
ron; ibhn- ki2al ethfpIt tor all RIVER ilnJ Iur-
ihh' New bediod' ry Away, Providence.
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proPss = Aisas o., quoss BY oossssd rswuias d
therefore vsrv eItSht

SroPsss = Ailsss our quoss BY oo'sssd rsvsias 10
therefore very slishs.
A CHowDER PARTY on A SPHKE.-A
Chowdcr Party composed OF the Emmett Social
Club od New York, stopped at runisons Hotel %
the Concy Island Roai, yesterday Afternoon, and
reversl of the members being rather elevated. got
| 10 luarrei'ne. One the m,n drew . pistol. In
tending 10 ERE upon sone person Of his own club
with whom be qunrrellno, bu; instead Of h',-
ting him. struck two other nir1 in m wav con.
nected with the party. The men injured WIN.
H. f,,-,ir. b, connected with the Provost N irsha'e
oaioe n the Third Congressional District - Brr-k
lvn. who was shot through n foot TIE ball lodg-
inc N the ankle the Other man, naruoi John
touou, IL hostle-, employed by Tunlson. who
shot w the H.. gh-the wound " not ssriuus
Hr. T. ". Pr-ndergat narrowlv escaped. The bal
which struck Gor.lrich went through his fingers
ar causcyi a sligtt ftsh wound. Tao party bal
teen H. Sleeps Head H,,. Last evening" the
thowdcr Parry returned. IN. STAGES which con.
Procinc,, aid n man named VIII IN X ley, who j,
b. stated was lIcttiued - ~ me who tr,d the
pistol was arrest. !, aud locked up " await ex-
animation.
SuSsTRoKrs.--Iims kinssbury. residing
on the corner OF Clrl and } III streets. vas pros
r-,tei hv the heat Yesterday ari loon while walk.
inc m Johnaon street. near Adams stsrc,. " WAS
r0uvrvd e. tho list Prc.lnt sat . Huts,, where -
died shorily Thereafter .... 4 t..usu. ulIue I'M
known, vas I-osir Ic' rs ~. i,t ~ smith stree,
a1i taken 10 The i.d Prccinci stsuou HOUSE. she
" not c,Is,etrl 10 recover
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CROTON AQt EpUCT DEPARTMENT
Sro the rutc-The cus,olnary nee Of stiec; wAb.
enrlsy ! e resumed on and aiicF the daie. THOs
sIIPIENs, ROBERT l.. pAkRAGH, A. W
CRAVEN, Croton Aqueduct Board. Augusi 18th,
1861 ~
nRINK NO MORE BLACKBERRY BRAS
10y ior cure Of ,he disi,Lua bat eat one meal of
the food I esetihod by FRANCIS FORBES, - To-
erav st. Riooklvn. and you .ha cel all the healthy
nc on n tho lame Enclose dollar ~
WANIED-iil \ SMART ACTIVE BOY,
w 10 yeHi- old. situation in an otiicr or .to,.
has eood reference Appy NJ the Morkinew o.. en- =
PROTECTIVE, inion. IL th,mhcrsst. %.
WANTED \ TEAM, On MINIS CALF
w boot and shoes Il DO IT. up .,alit. 3s2
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SuSsrroEr.-Abou; one q clock Yesterday
afternoon, [, ,loriny man named Gcofrrey O'C, r.
nell. VAS pnistra,c ~ the heat In Union svrruc,
y. n. he WAS conveyed TO y 18Th Precinct sta.
ton " mise. aud ro,c ycd melted abundance With.
ont beneficial effect, aud 10 dcI IN about half IN
honr thereafter ..... Policeman Nicholson. ~ the
18th Precinct, was overcome by ,h" heat ~ ith
street. H. was nvcyei HOME aiil properly cared
for, and " u undoubtedly rocoyCT.
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KNIGHTS of Tgr GOLDEN CIRCLE MURDER


KNIGHTS of Tur GOLDEN CIRCLE MURDER
I'M tNi'N MN.
We can scarcely comp N MI that an ors,u,,a'.on
the icriul cha sc'c. tile No. Gc.cr!hOs Cr &c if Ulr
very nidt IA aho', tLat influence tAe Ioliti'a,
in soll. de-. &c. o. cy,.y >oiiAcl4 ~ % We Nh
Wrthrs ..r ,suie. mot corciusiS els y o. sac' fl
T. tie h,t ino tho Iehei' a-a.ie' on. i', il-t,u-
iioai- mi !hc -ioiions "o,rlai. "a ot "u is rr',
lions ~ no NoIt. AM us,ns tI. te-t 1srtiot- nr
ne -urces- Of tnc Butte rnut tcsc az ,tuly rtariin'
, .sycn ,o, We ' no,, ,n '" oar ~ n II. 49, .!
p's hutr lis oi men no are iuil. IN '.pltry md
~ see eci commuuicl vi 'lt sou. ttitl h. n
Hcmo'suat,4 Leg ond c.'i and a,t .oT,yd 20 be-
NJ. Wish, proiuccs irrcf,aslc evidence that he
LAS been mcmhc oi ne oruct ~, the hLt h.. OF the
noid, Circle ~ POSITION 10 u1"eFisnh Al. y end.
and ans and w. eau look upoh tils o.rth.z ton
ouly look upon the mot Gnpuuhc and he i-de.
seTy'ns tIeIsou TO on couniN. II II Tin, thar an
oder u q character 70 infamous and tttuCiiyc 10
e'ey prc.p OF Political in'r-it he UNI er.tood by
the pSope, thh ia zach. nii ,ols INA, be nj oce
c,uatci ed, Hnl lite vegy eNis clco usaei on' uf
v.u ali 20 ia. sand n the knIph,s OF the lode
''.cic &c e Oh au,geL AM Nh ihe ave i.el At pi
l,r,.st'uee. Nooae M iail 70 SEQ hal To wc.e
tae sand ilsfi afo.s OF u" re r0u md ihnt m
cuti q p,i,ags q. the 3 Jutue t1gc I'D 40 ~ -
to,T, .ish - oncoui Ell, 20 e 81 Aui tusioiu,i
s sc sP r. -, e. e ;y g,'t Lc.me q
a. il'cse io,.tipn., cf"nd Ho"h.
IA. 40 Is p.oal,el IN c.rd.'.hlo styie, on inc
p.l~, wI!h speldid iAuIuna ed covers aid fully
TWENTY FyLL-PAGE ENGRAvINGs,
hesened BY he beet ariis.s e1rexy Tor This book,
Il viii sel yher,ySsr tresson !, hated, and love Of
PRICE, So CENT r''
The usual discount 10 the Trade, Travelling Agents,
Viii = .ent BY iasil, t.Iaid. to any sddres. On
49, Adde'S gaw. HITCHCOCK.
~ !aCsAaleu u Sey YptS.
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ARRIVAL OF REBEL PRIsoNERs.-A Gov
srnnens transport containing 12i rebsl prisuusra
ron Point Lookout arrived 9. jersey City ysssor.
W sas'noon, md usossaied on he Erie Rslvsy
klnigA.
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M EDlCINES.

A LWhYS THE FRIEND OF THE NTENs
dr,nk' -ave- health And make, All happy. Pnes c9S
dollar per boy. Free by mail anywhere. FARM
WORTH co, rs Cedar II. New York. as
A REWARD OF $50 If THE MDlAI
LAHEKP DOCTOR fails II describs diseaD ~ IN
HI, patients the nature Of Their oomplesu6 q ~
uess, without rec-yins any into,maAaaa fPom AsD,
OUR MOTTO
We use sreh Bsms have no strifA
WI Nature or the Laws OF Life
With blood our hand - n'vsr stain.
Sor olson men 10 eAse their pain.
On Isthsr-vhom oil goodness anA
Pro ides the means 90 cure all Ills.
The simple iIerhs hen cath cur feet
well used, relieve our pains complef4
simple Herb. SIN pie Fiovvs.
tulled from the dewey Lee
Tne.e thee. 'h.ll 'prak With touching pSvW
VI change and health 10 thee.
Office III Fulton 81 brooklyn. -
Re NOT ANOTHER DAY WITHOUT IT.
- ihousants are nov suffering with Marrh0a Dy9
eniery, Bilious Colo. &C., and many have dtsd, VI
Init hi have hoea Gu I'd hal lhey kent hand -
q. VI ti.at old snd famous curative. the
'st v" CilOLERISE REMEDY
The hest article Tor the Shove complaints ever In.
tv'ucei. 80 g,el, VA the demand Tor Il lat venss
that over hlc" bottles was cold In lees than thru
inon'hs. and We have 40 DOUBT that double fhe3
fs"rl soldier sholiI have botiie OF Il. before u
ltayes Tor the war. and No hU,,sskeeper shouId -
bout " another la. Is'pot-i south Second r,
NiDlanishurah. plce ONLY 25 cents per hpuie. q,
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES OF ALL KINDS FOB
- sale, to rept, or exchange; machines sod ysrl
payment; nphines hou- ht exclaimed and repaired
NJ 100 u Oad"iv rooin up stairs, cor Worth ". ~
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PUBLICATIONS.
THE GREATEST 80 CENT BOON OF
TIE AGF II
NnlNT DISCLOSE ELsl
NarTaii,r.oi


49, It's Adveutu v- ith an t.,Hi- from
TIE KNirill> bt THE GOLDEN CIRCLE
Givn. an lnsi.c cw OF the Nuiw q tint
Infamous blrln. aati1r, ard Ia C'nurc-
'ou with The Gfrgt i;sfrliiun m tue
CplPinllEAn MONLMiAf ~ IiE NOJIH
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MARINE NEWS.
t'I.f AIRED.

Aus. i!-s.R,5 o7-s s.5cg.-u W, morn Q? Sc
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

To Disabled Soldiers, Seamen and Ma.
fines, aad Widows or other Helrs Of
those who have Died or been Killed
"a in the Services. -, i-eE ~ gta
ss1aa CHAS.s O. TUCKER,
Attorney for Clainsnts, Bounty Lsal and
- Pension Agent,
@'H WASHINGTON CITY, D. C.
DECISIONS procured for Soldiers, Seanen
i and Marines Of the present war, who are
disabled BY reason Of wounds received or dis
ease contracted while in service; and Pensions,
Bounty Money and arrears Of Pay obtained for
widows or or other heirs Of those Who have died
OF been killed while in servics. = -, :,
noansy Land procured for services in any Of
We etasr yars. CHAs. G. TUCKER,
sov' v sl-d. Washingten. D.. G
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s....sItnE Rebel Hiot g 0reas
Ar.itude-The Gaerriha War
HIiesoGrL.
ssr. Lours.> June 22.
hv weeks since. several 6sry prom,
70, ,ecessiouists were arrested in thu
.;,, c.nsing greet surprise. especially %
.h:;, o3enses were unknown. IL has
leaked out. lately. that these traitors are
connected with . conspiracy which ex,
,.nds from Lake Superior to the Coll Of
Msxico, and IRON the Atlantic to Kansas.
having for its object nothing less than the
..t.blisbmsnt Of Northwestern Confsd-
.r.ev and the overthrow Of the Union.
This is no sudden scare or fright. the sv-
idsocs hss been sccumulating in the hands
Of Col. Sapderson. the Provost Marshal
General Of this Department. TOR many
months, and is al IN ths Presidsnts
possession. It duplicates many public
men, and shows the organization to %
formidable in strength and dangerous IL
discovered. There 10 no concealusnt Of
the feet thst one Of the arrested parties
was IN such bodily fear that bond Of
S500. 600 vas offered for his release; 80
Tbs guerrilla outbreak in Missouri has
bses the commencement of the progrsnma
Ssr carrying oot ths scheme. Col. Ssn--
dsrsoa bas been engaged night and day
procuring exideacs of this conspiracy,
and has from time to time taken the pre-
csutioa to avert the consequences.
1t was while investigating the con.
spirsey shst he discovered the intsafion OF
the rsbels to ssaew the boraisg Of stesn-
bossa ca the Western waters. THIS dis.
sovesy hes been koowa to Iesdiug Union
ists 10 this city for loug time. bat from
motives Of prudence kept concealed. Now
su1icieat Is kno~a TO insare the ,pablie
tbst 10 few days. the whole parsicolars
will b divulged. Till thea sbids 10
pescs.
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Sheriff. Sale.
Powell, Levy L Lemon,
vs..
N. Harrington, Order Of Sale.
and
fnhn 9tairwalt
Sheriff. Sale.

DY virtue Of an order of sale, issued out Of
1.-The District court Of the Second Judicial
District, sitting In and for Doniphsn County,
Kansas, for the trial of causes arising under
the laws Of said State, dated May 9Th, 1864.
wherein Powell, Levy 4 Lemon are plaintiffs.
and Nicholas Harrington and John 6tairwalt
are defendants, will, on the 18th day Of June.
A. D. 1864, between the hours of nine o'clock
A. N. and four O'Clock p. M. Of said day, at
the Court House door, in the city Of Troy.
County of Doniphan. and State Of Kansas, offer
for sale at public auction. to the highest bid
der for cash, all the right, title and interest to
the following described real estate, to wit !:
Lots eleven (ll) am twelve, tl2) in block
eighty six, 1867 IN the City Of Palermo, in the
County and State aforesaid. Taken and offered
for sale as the property Of said defendants. to
satisfy 40 order Of sale in favor Of Powell,
Lew and Lemon.
Given under nv hand, this 18th day of May,
A. d. 1854 E. G. CRABB,
Sheriff Of Donipban County, Kansas
TrSSESr l. CAxP, Att'ys for Pl IFS.
May ~, 1s64-5w Prs fee, -.
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General Order No. Q.
HEAD QuARrrRs STATE OF Kansas,
ApJurANr GENERAL's 0FPicE,
Tonok. Anil 10 1874


ApJurANr GENrRAL's OFrIcE,
Topeka, April IS, 1864.
I. The following, Section 4, Militia Law,
February 23d. 1864. is published for the infor-
nation of oil concerned:
"That the State shall constitute one Divis-
ion. and shall be divided by the Major General,
Commanding, into FIVE Brigade Districts, with
power to alter aud change the same at pleas
ure."
II. The Regiments Of Kansas Militia will
hereafter be numbered and designated a. fil-
lows. to wit:
LIST Regiment, Col. C. II. Robinson, Head
Quarters Leavenvorth City.
% Regiment, Maj. A. Stark, Head Quarters
Topeka, Shawnee County.
Sd Regiment, Col. C. willemsen. Head
Quarters Lawrence, Douglas County.
18th Regiment, Col. S. S. Cooper, Head Quar-
tiers OskaIoesa, Jefferson County.
5th Regiment, Col. G. A. Cotton, Head
Quarters Psola, Miami County.
9Th Regiment, Col. -, Head Quarters
Mound City. Linn County.
7th Regiment, Col. Peter Mcfarland, Head
Quarters Lsavenworth City --
9Th Regiment, Lieut.. Col ". s. Smith,
Head Quarters Council Grove, Morris County.
9Th Regiment, Col. T. NJ. Tracy, Head Quar-
tiers Troy. Doniphan County.
10Th Regiment, Col. Vim. Pennock, Head
Quarters Centropolis, franklin County.
18th Regiment, Col. A. ]. Mitchell, Head
Quarters Emporia, Lyon County.
18th Regiment, Col. L. S. Treat, Head
Quarters Atchison.
18th Regiment, Col. Julius A. Keeler, Head
Quarters Olathe, Johnson County.
I4th Regiment, Col ID. W. Scott, Head
Quarters Fort Riley.
18th Regiment, Col. John T. Price. Head
Quarters Junction City, Davis County.
18th Regiment, Col. F. w. Potter. Head
Quarters Burlington, Coffey County.
18th Regiment, Col. E. C. Manning, Head
Quarters Marysville. Marshall Comfy.
18th Regiment, Col. P. L. Hubbard, Head
Quarters Atchison.
By order of the Commander in Chick
GUILFORD DUDLEY,
May 5, ls64-4w. Adjutant General
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We zee It noticed that cur soldiers 10
New Mexico sad out West sre sateriog
Tor food. becsase Jim Lsne prevents the
ssne,iouing by the War Department OF
the eoutc.et let to Col. Dei,Eler for the
furnishing Of supplies. simply because
Lane is 40 easuy Of Deitsler. That is
Jim Lsue all over. fie would see every
colder stsrse to death Il thereby he could
get some petty revenge over . persoosl
foe. His malice is only parali.ied by
his nesnaess. Such is the patriotism Of
the great owhidsd.- Oskaloosa Lsdsees-
dent. ,,.'
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The support and defence Of the Scho-
fields and sturgis7of the country by Gov.
Carney and followers has not given them
eminrnee as great milit.sy aeo. to say
the least. -
The Lawrence Tribune publishes the
above, to which the Council Grove Press
ssPlies BY quoting the following: 80 -, +
"SchoEeid acted under my orders;. his
acts s,s my acts; endorse them all. -
abraham lincoln q. a's -it -.
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c.u,a,oer Mrsr, N. c.. June Is, 1868.

cansniocE Mrsr. N. C.. June Is, 1868.
J. d WEST & Co.:
Gsnts-The pump which ordered for our
Mine is received anu put to work in our un-
derlay shaft, which we are sinking. We frd
that one man will with ease lift SO gallons per
minute. We lifted in three and half hours
all the water in the shaft, which measures seven
by twelve feet and 30 feet deep, and it was
full when We commenced. 1t answers our ex-
pectations in every respect, and our work
are highly pleased with it, 1t will do great
service with but tri6ing expense for repairs.
Yours, respectfully.
BolR HIcoINs.
We have plenty more such certificates, but
think these are enough. For Pumps, Hose,
Pipe, ke., address or call upon
]. D. WEST CO.,
-, l79 Broadway, N. 7.
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Meeting of the Board Of Equalization.

NOTICE is hereby given. that on Monday
~ the Fourth day Of July, A D. 1854. the
County Board will meet 10 acs - Bard of
Eouslixation, at the Cosnsy Clerks Office in
Troy, to correct all errors in the Assessment
Roll, as which time all persons feeling them
selves asrieved may appear before said Board
and have the came corrected, In testimony
whereof, xitne.s my hand on this 9th day Of
June, A. D. 1854.
CHARLES RAPPELYE,
June Is. 1e64-4w. County Clerk.
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FRANK u. TRACY. n. GRAHAM. g.. BROwSiLL.
FRANK NJ. TRACY & CO.,
HAVING PURCHASED OF THE PAT
IL entee the Patent Right for the State of
Kansas, these new Looms will be for sale in
every County in Kansas. Every Farmer can
have perfect Loom in his own house for
THIRTY DOLLARS!
This Loom 10 intended to tax the place ofthe
common Hand Loom. 1t Tresds the Trcadles.
throws the Shuttle. lets OF the Web. and takes
up the Cloth, the weaving being all done by
working the Lathe. The Web is Is sized, Spool
ed, Warped, Beamed and Drawn in the usual
manner, enabling the weaver 70 use the Loom
with but little instruction. And 40 they are
CHEAP AND SUBSTANTIAL,
and not liable to get out of order, and will
weave three times a. fast as the common Loom,
they exactly gil 9 large and increasing demand
among farmers, for some easy, healthy, and
speedy way Of converting their own produc-
tons Of
WOOL AND FLAX INTO CLOTHING,
which they find it to their interest to do on ac-
count Of the high price of the manufactured
article. From these FACTS We are enabled to
offer TO the Farmers and Mechanics of Kansas.
business. both profitable to themselves ard
Of general and lasting benefit 70 the communi
ty, relieving it to great extent of the cont;n.
ual drain on its cash resources. The Ohio
State Board Of Agriculture, l86l, awarded the
first premium. Diploma. and it has taken the
first Premium BY the State Board of gricuL
turs, Of Kentucky. in 1863.
A SILVER MEDAL
vas awarded Il at the last New York State
Fair. Call and see . full sized aad rugged
Loom in complete operation. Orders for Looms
solicited from the
MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS MEN
OF Kansas. Farmer and others can be supplied
at any time by the Manufacturers. All Letters
of inquiry containing stamp for return postage
will be promptly answered.
q Circulars consaining full description Of
the Loom, with the most simple directions for
using il, will be sent on appl cation n
Address, FRANK N. TRACY 4 CO,
Troy, Kansas.
June 3, ls64-ly.
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U. s. AsshssoR's OTrIcE.
a Urenee Kansas Inlv 9Th lS6l I

Lawrence. Kansas, July 9th, 1854.
NOTICE is hereby given that the An.
IN nual Assessment in the 3rd, Division. com.
pricing the Coxnies Of Jackson. Doniphan,
Brown, Nemaha, Marshal and Washington,
il now complete. aud that the list of asses
sneats will be subject to inspection by persons
assessed until the ninth Of August, at the Of
fee Of F. H. Dreaming, in the town of FL
rood. The undersigned will be in attendance
at that place on the 10Th, of August, at which
time. should any patty deem himself unjust
iy assessed, he will attend and make his ap-
PEAL. All appeals must be made in writing;
the reasons for the appeal clearly stated, and
the facts supported by the AFFIDAVIT Of the
party making ths appeal; otherwise it will not
be considered.
FL. sTERNBERGH,
2-2w U.S.. Assessor Dis. of Kansas.
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