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Rye, Cured Maysnnt 3, sol. -
harrJ7rrr mi nrc .nhsd.0f tBe6tap, OF 1857:
|: 3. & a a Zen Z kenp's Monday, ssd knguss
Snyl7sf, Taesday,. 2sd - q -,
- Dotd' Mi lYe3nesday, 9th e. y 2.
3 Rpuntree's Stoi ., assT tufs lay, 2sfh Ne =
g, w. 8 Mn Noore,s, 4 friday Sath
g Halfiwlngcrss e tori, Saturday,, a1th - :.
e Is am Culbrenf B., Mondsy, 529eh - g.
Colemsn,s X Kds. Tlesday, 30tss ss8.
Perry Wednesday,, 3lses &. d. q - !
Hufcts Store, 90 Thursday lst. ls Sept.
u. r. Micklef's, Friday I 2I = - - Z
.Rirlardson,s,y isnturdsy, sd - 90 q: -
Mira. Aliens, Monday. 18th "a. a. :,
Dr.sJ.Sc. Rsady's, Tuesday, lstaeE 81 81.
. Ridge, s,s Wsdnssia3, Hths g -: :
s Mrs. Norris, Thursday, 18th a. Z. X,
Z 9corgss sGady,s, Friday, u 9Th ts .ss Is.
q Mrs. Gibsop,t, Saturday, II u &
~ Mt. Willing, Il :, Monday, f9thss - :.
Dr.J, R. Moblsy's, Tuesday, 20th
Tx Psyers xrs 1ssuestea 10: be pupctnst in.
their attepdapcey and como prepared 10 msk ke To-
turns of rhe;r entire crops as indicated above: s.
= CHARLES GARTER, Assessor z
Tx In Kind 18th Col. sDistrist.
- aExsr fa.Af ~ = a a -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-31

ness and to- tne hrst cau
for oryolnntscrsto soa sihe:b borders, sand enlisted
in conipsIy RI 81 O. RsRiment The 18th
sApril 1876 Fs6f frass aud tsv1 months 30
ssstiiea for hdepee,
sai Ways ready spostto;ao hisslnry In fea;
;ssdaspss Of a;ssysrs wound tnathe leg; reesissa
S'at tas fpabafgs which finally disa,
sbied him for ssrgicei ths ettsjnsd for
sllai position sof g Mail which sS-
emstei him from oil duy in the field. But his
p.cpd an Z anil heart wouii not slow. i'm 70
Staso an Che: :GdYantsgps ofSthjs pasitioa: Hhits
sroaad aud Fstersburg he agsif siiosi;
dersd his ,nustei, and soings iats the trenches
with Lis esmraacs. yepnrsrii that 3 there no
3corid do as mach s2ucusis On as .1rue
10 his n. ertion. ne fought spdbly Bats poor
Ffankm u Iii. name is now urons the. list Of thoas
inoSic slain who le1e given fSr the in
dependence or our people. Z: On tho ss7a sJnnt,
early in The .moraing. he:ihad. occasion TO step
from thsfIenches to . place much exposed. TO cue
fre Of 4ls. rnt ard while there ha fell ,sshot
through the brssstasy q stray thot, 6r BY the
we'll -Jisscfea ball of Sharp Shooter. Ills, rs-
n Il ns NOW lie mculdersns beneath his moil er
feaIth near 4 csInsfsry the suburb, of speserss
burg His name, Company sud Rs siment are
distinctly cut npon: the iictd sboaras Z
We next tax Z up from The roll Of marty rs, Tbs
snsRes,of :srgt 4. N. EE and llyJ9HiN Ii
.cULEREATH. OF these tvs noble, mind;
ea, gspsrou. patriots:;I AN at d loss .at say
= 4 - a . 4, N M a a N ar memo
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-31

80, the ,ay,Iesrti.sr

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= ~ s,ss. !. s-s;
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3 ~ s 8 ~
Etiests d Il taes liz ysns prsssg lis aatul
s
hen sros slsrs shoala q q With bssther cope With
poisea aud reel knife 80.
Ysh non fat hers hands all astseFsd sin gore that
80. Nelied frougoutF tie sisls
sof him for y A0Hsa ago he aillinslys had
10. s.,.. !, ,,.a "a. :s.,,. $,
50 Ssss
hen fEstths aliisterinss clouds Ssgan IN gashers
inS Nrath 10 iosssr -.
from sho hssysls liks .fssy rain ths nastos
orss spse. ~ cir u ght. =
4aa allsd tie nssaisss lnidlig y sir stsasga
serions t;ssf s. ssss !
slisss 49, .. ..!, g,
q, = sssse = 80 = IS : :
J. rssnsasbesissas Distant die spte he zenith:
Hips.
4aoass 8 q IS ssbsiioa spssa ! monsters tnss
stbs view,
For month then tbaa aslds OF space he
- :; courssd lis way 4. -
, - /, -
anu .ls ~ Do0us 'ss,'s upsn '1'
And 100 mss9spsi ir ranr pant frsys and drsnehsdl
the soil . i.h gSre, =. e
rha A,,o,ss s,,ft b,y7 tive N.rfb sns
-. - - S.
~ purpsed dyes, 3: - s. ~, % -.
AIesxavsd her bloody lanpersssr aar. .far4of far o
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n WILLatts1d II The foil lipwing titaess and pla- Z
& ces 10 rereeG Ratta assat TAX iNs KIND for
.;Y heat Onis. RYe,s Cured Hay end Wool: ,s,a 4Z
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-31

r. VII, mt TIE tirns and places mention
IL ei.;b.iow 10 receirs Eesarns of Wheat, S0ats.
gyc. Cured Haysnnl q sHYyol. Including what rsg
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Sold aiIhs
x5KYE hays % hand l1uifss: iof Blssts fet
Setzobtaiaira decsu sGd Sol disfs t.lssms EeEinst
STsR .0ffscEs;

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81 RILE BHRrIIR syaz 3 Fol NEeI IL
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G1saal ltfss ssa lssegiaisat, O. ?, 81 Istl
T. Sol. So,
CPk;,lips, co q, ,,rig giht t6iie.s eli.
Ijeani CO u, flesh, rig ut thsszi, !, severe
Pr Dewall, co 4, 81 eft ssg bro; ;els :, 49,
Ssget j S Rodaer co lsft thigh broken.
~ Il rapIor, go u eesl, fight hip. -
JsDs saicKe co +. ;fesh b, lei /: arm, -
Ssfgt ( Bsiiil, co left loot, severe. Z. :.
u III spsrRcii, co q, Ibigh broker. &
lew Kniis co %, left sarm,se5eIe. = !:
# David Martin co c, Eight and, slight &
* w III Horton, co 6, leIs .should der, sesere.
"a Capt u Csrnar, co g; left leg seFere.
s. p sYadaell, GO. p let taign and arm nse's
j Edward, co II, left arm, syares.
8 T.. aalknsr, X, left thigh. severe. -
~ L Perry, Cd loft hand and wrist, sse--
we're. s.
s Capt IL II Joris nsso; n right leg, Gt.;
sin Burst, Cd BIT ankle 4 : !
,ysB Pafson, co ights shoulder; severe:
8. s.usilsst is IS. a,ss ;;,s
NJ Wall, co II right leg, slight. -;
Stephen Ford GO q throst and ishtshonl-
der, dangerous. x,
3 ny EubnnEs, cob right leg, slight =.
e P Patton, GO !, atouach, confusion,
aliigiht. ~ IL J. !.
j Il Lilies r. left ehooIlaer, slight: 9
Sefgt Mai ga ssapds, fght thigh, slight.
iilillel on 18Th.
Co T. w 3 paddell, James: 4: Jones.
gGo Al y W Severance. : z 80
q Killed on lssiill.
. eS ID sThonaa Strcm. ..s - ~
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ssll glaFdlls

HN5 oae 10 = asles ssas
Gsnflsmen s:srt ~ G 20 6 Z
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.5.Wailied,,

Eailte
.ESaos Ono HpndfSd sto; Yons sThotissnd Ba:
~ sheIs cgf delivered in Hambure. for
vbiehsa liherH price VIII he paid.
81 g -. 8. =. IS. 5. HeWERs, Ast !;
Hamburg July 40 ~ y l.s:s tf - 80 e
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,sNnMce.i

g,okic ss
eTsAA prepared tosB BkKgER H0aIEspUN sae
kapsNABURGSSaors 20 81 BAGG0A and
.WHE4T S. =. sH Q kS, ~ 81
s;ssss.3 lssyy Agent ffor Dissftss. 4
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d my 3, ia |. :KlIs.iud & for 1864!

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sjor, Comm,d Conscripta.
.zNr Canadian pub ieh Aye tinet; Carrier and
Mercury ythresitimess ID; daily and aamo I'D III.
.Bsek other apera in the State thfeo times:
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As.sessorss a Notice.

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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-21


after all, Banks owes his election to the
failure OF the msils. ss the members hs"
not received the Big Blue Union FOR
Secrst.ry Of the Senate. the suecess'"'
m.n is John r. Morton, who ws' "rs'
lisved" Of the Clsrkship Of the United
States District Court by. Delahay, IN
consequence of poor eyesishs-hscouldnt
see the superior virtues and claims Of
Jim Lane, tia, should entitle him to the
worship of mankind. Thus, "ths stones
that the builders rejected are made the
head Of the corner"
The Governors Message was read this
afterne on. in joint session. 1t is very
lengthy. and able. In consequence OF the
crowded state Of the columns OF the Chief,
there will not 10 room for the Message,
which We regret. a. i, would well repay
. psrussl. We doubt whether even the
critics who are watching to find fault
with tie Governor st every turn, can
pick any material asw in this message.
The two houses are now ready TO go to
work, and . number Of Important bills
will b presented. A Joint Resolution
has already been offered in tho Senate,
amending the Constitution so as to allow
Kansas soldiers to vote. There is no
donbt Of its passage.
We have been repeatedly told that
there is no Gihicul.y between Gen. Lane
and Gov. Carney. Yet, every hour in
the day ws beAr him sbused or sneered
at by those who are looking after Lanes
interests. We do not like to mix in
personal quarrsls Of politicians; bu. it is
disgrAcsful to So the Governor of the
Statsthus bssst, and every nsssure which
he proposes for the public gosd. opposed
and retarded 6y . sst Of men in the in
tersst Of an unssupnloos politician.
I The Legislature and State officials are
now in their new buil'iing. We cannot
particularly brss on the latter, but We
trust that the legislation will be more
beneficial ths. thst which W have had
heretofore.
Col. Csntwsll. the Kspsss dwarf, who
made the tosr Of Ksnsas lsst Summer.
has been chosen one Of tbs Page. of the
aosss. His unsuccessful opponent was
jim Legate. The Colonel WAS nonips
ted and supported by the old veteran and
historian, Hon. John A. Wakefield, WHO
fought with Abraham Lincoln in the
Black-Havk War.
The report that Sens.or Fritz~illiau
contemplated mstrimony, was unt.undsd.
Since this bscsme known, the weather
hss materially moderated.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-21

HARD To PLIAss-During sll the pas.
Summer aad Fall, the Conservative has
been bowling for tie creation Of the De-
psrtr1ens Of Kansas. the removal 81
Headquarters from Knnsss City to Fort
Leavenworth, and the displacement Of
Ewing from tie commsnd. The.. ends
have oil been accomplished; but tbs ,erv
neIt Day after publishing an account Of
tbs reception Of the new Commander Of
the new Department at the new Heal
quarters. the Conservative contains o
melancholy article; expressing great fears
that the change will bring all Of the hor-
rors Of war again upon Kansas and that
raids and ruia will bs her portion. We
fear the Conservative has SO many "lead-
ing editors" that they occasionally mix
things somewb hat or. more probably,
this contrary course arises from their
mixing things"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-21

SHOOTING ARRAY Oar neighbors
over the river are again in fever Of e1.
eitement. Last week there was a muster
of Paw-psws at Mound City, where a
discharged soldier, of Psnick's regiment,
happened to be on business, an alterca.
tios ar6se between him and . returned
rebel from Prices army. rsvolvers were
drawn, snd firing com mmeneed, the Union
soldier was shot in Eve places, and died
q day or two after. The returned rebel
was tried and bound over in $4,000 sc.
eurity to appear at Court /; since then.
we learn he has gone OF to "psr,s uu-
known"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-21

~ The st. Louis Democrat, in 9
paid-for article ''puifAtory" OF Gen. Lsne,
says thst Atchisou. S.ringfellow, and al
the old Border Rutlisus. rejoice at Lanes
late reverses in this State. The Demo.
Gratis employer should pos. it mp better.
ssringfsllow himself says he is almost
the only genuine Lane man in Atchisou
and that the Conservative should not
abuse him. lest he became es,r.need from
the "Cbieitaia" also.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-21
WHITE CLOUD. KANSAS:
thursday. :: /: January Il, 1854
FRO.f THE CAPITAL.
TOPEKA, January l3. 1864.


W.. ~, -,
Ill. ~. ,L....t on -
on I, ~
-. - 80
80
o' '', So y w
s,, B. Ts.s
civ. IN. member. of tbs Lev;sl.tnre ;,s
von,ed erse,;,, of mna tbs r.,,hsr soft.
sned on Tnasd., and We ar. b.o;nn;no
to ep;ov III. old familiar .lop and slusb
TIL. Le,i,l.,nrs h., commenced work
updsr a, favorable circumstances q. could
bs e,n.c,sa no,v;,h.,.nd;no the fact ,b.,
Cen lana i. ..snox.a in" Al III. otb.r
and of tb. Hannibal and St. 10. Railroad.
and ceala ns, bo bers to ,up.rin,,ud the
organization. However. his agent. were
=, b.ra h,,;lx =. vo,l "l,v;,o tho
,on.." R,. ,b.;r l.b.r. h.vs bsen in
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-21

~ The Champion speaks OF our being
e!ectsd President pro tenn. OF the Senate,
for the purpose of holding Tom Osborn's s
hat, when be had occasion to 60 out.
Perhaps. If the Lieutenant Governor of
Atchison had been successful, one Of the
customs OF his court would have been to
leave his hat behind when he went ont;
but under the existing regime. that dig.
ni6sd custom does not prevail.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-21
Brown Connlr. IS.

s'1se Brs11 of Ssasas, cssni, IS.
Iu the matter OF tie Estate of James Rounds,
deceased.
\ office is hereby given, that Letters OF Ad-
~ min!stration have been granted, to the un-
dersigned, on the Estate of James Rounds, late
Of said County, deceased, by the Honorable
the Probate Court of the County aud State
aforesaid, dated the eighth day Of January, A
ID. 1864.
Now all persons, having claims ssaiEs: saId
Estate, are hereby notified that they must Pre-
sent the same to the undersigned Tor al'sssnce'
within one year from the date OF said letters'
as they may be preciuded from any beneht
of such Estate, and that il such claims be not
exhibited within three years after the date oil
said letters, they shall be forever dcbarred.
n. ii. BOLLlEGER,
Administrator ofthe Estate OF james Rounds,
deceased.
January l4th, IS64-3w. Prs fee, 81.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-21

= fATRIcrrc.-Ths boys Of shst gal
lsnt snd brave regiment, the K sn.as 9TH
have rs-snlisted Is veterans. They have
been fur!ousbed to visit their homes and
friends. snd We expect to gree. quite a
number Of them 10 this place soon. Whit.
Ciond sided quite handsomely to swell
the rshkS Of this noble regiment.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-21

~ Last wesk one Of the dsrkiss in
this place. stole horse from . neighbor-
ing darksy who gave chase. and coming
up with fhs thief at Iowa Point, sho. hin
in the month. and recovered bis horse.
At last accounts the wounded jayhswker
was still living.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-21
EMPLOYMENT.

G@S A MONTH.-Agent. wanted to sell
Rfc Sewing Machines. We will give
commission Oh all Machines sold, or employ
agents who will work for the above wages AID
all expenses paid.
For particulars addre
BOYLAN & CO., Gen. hgsniS,
DITRsir, Men.
January ii, lS6l-ly.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-21

~ Th. Telegraph wire, b.,r,.,
Iowa Point and Highland. has again bs.,
torn down and broken in many place,
Those who are in the practice OF bre,s;,,
the wire ough, to be punished. In ,0n.
places the poles have been pulled dow,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-21
Sheriff. Sale.
State Of Kansas,
County Of Doniphan.
Caroline Shultz, f
George Mavlen.


George Maylen.
pY virtue of an Execution issued opt or,Lo
- District Court of the Second ,Iud;c;,I
District sitting in and for said County aa,sJ
January 18th, 1864, wherein Caroline ShuIlr !,
plaintiff and George Maylen is Gefendant, |
will offer for sale at public auction on NonJar
February 29th, A. d. 1864. between the bopy.
OF nine oc'ocS A. H., and four O'Clock P. N.
of said day sS the Court House door in the ei,y
of Troy in Doniphan County Kansas, the foI.
lowing described Real Estate to wit: The cast
two-thirds Of the north east quarter section.
twenty nine. (2g) township three. 90 rapre
twenty, 900 containing one hundred ard two
acres, in the County of Dcniphan and State os
Kansas. Taken as the property Of George
Mayhem to satisfy an execution in favor Of Car.
oline Shultz. Appraised at eish hundred and
sixteen dollars.
Sheriff's Office, January 2Sd, 1861.
E. G. CRhBB, Sheriff.
Tennent 4 Camp, Attys for Plaintiff.
January 81, lS64-4W. Prs fee, $50.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-21

~ We are having a spell Of goo1
weather. the snow is disappearing r.piil,
Wonder if We are going to have as s,rIv
Spring.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-21

Vodoes Maria c Palermo
1856 i3 4 b - $40
Warner Thos f Palerico l345Sbl7
Same Is IS 5bf I,s GA
Same | 2l b g. 4 b 100 10 20
warner Charles P Palermo 1886
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Same II Is b so | 20 b 81 973
Walker E S Palermo Al lI9
Winthrow Montague B Palermo
/ l6 b 81 50 80 9l0b74
lab 90 ~ d 81 s b 30 III SO
Wallsnd Wieb r Palermo ! bJI 80
Wbepp Charles do llb5l li3bs4 3 56
Whitfield John C DO IL b GJ 2O3
Yocum William i ii II beg
Same l2b 65 hob s6l7b90 II 81
Unknown White Cloud
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-21

DIGSIFIED.-Ths Lsaveuworth Co,.
servativs speaks of Gov. Carney ss III.
"grocery-keeper.'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-21

Huigar Sarah Palermo 3 26
l9b a lle So l7b64
l9 b s. 345Sbli3 1915
r r Acr
les Mathew part e 80 % T? 208
Jameson Alex A Palermo 2-sbs2 937
Kimbsr Mshau Co 90 b72 % IS
gimber Dorathy Aan do | IL to 81
in'sive b - | 3b 81 so so
Kennison ] Peterborough . b 2S Is2
kingsleEd 4 Ferguson Pslermo
l13b 34ll b36 .0S
Keller Henry , Palermo 9 3slIGb4:
lab 81 IS b 60I Sb99
ll23b llS lobil5 Sol
knight T M Palermo Z b Is l5b SO
IL b S. ] ID So I5b s5li0
bll9Il llS 10 %
Kimber James 3 Palermo 2b70 I4S2
S T r Acr
Lever Clorin ne 50 , - $50 "a 30
Lhurrenex Jean . ptnw6 1 % "a 80
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-21


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Same Palermo ! 9l0bIII2b2
1888 4Ia34567S9b9
1868 = bl2 l789I0 bI4
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-21
Emitted States Pnblic Land Sale

United states 1'uDfic AIn
NOTICE is:hereby given. that in purussneS,
~ OF instructions from the esmmissioner :
the General Land Office. dated Jsnuai! ~
1864, We shall proceed to offer at Public e1ui az
on the 18Th day Of April, A. D. 1868, N ~
acre tracts, as near a. may be, the iollcaans
public lands. to wit: The South half Q, q, seS !,
ton Is; all Of sections -, % and ~, "
Township one South of Range 10 East,
price OF not less than $500 per acre. w
highest bidder. .,. sf
These lands lie in the hortnefn "a.
Brown County, and we're considered ''i n.
Gently as belonging TO Iowa Indians. ~ =,
U. S. Lands in that County have nsary .,;o, ~
been disposed Of. These lands Offer supe''''
to the AgricslturIst. ,.,,.r,.
United States Land Once, Topeka' 'in''
IRAH. SMITH. Register.
7 c. b. LIsKs, Receiver
.eeA1x-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-21

DoMfsTic EcoSoNr.--No hous.k.,,s.
or cook is fully prepared to enter success.
iully upon her culinary duties wi,bon,
having the CAs"sies ! !Salarasus on hand
1t relieves the mind of much of the s.,,
and anxiety experienced by a skilfrleoo,
For sale BY most merchants and grocs,s
Call for the genuine in red papers. su1
beware OF the sous,erfeit put Up in sr.,D
For sale BY all Wh0lesal. GrOsers in
Chicago.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-21
Attachment.
Defendants.

Before ]. P. WInslow, J. p, Irving Town
ship. Brown County, Kansas.
Said defendants will take notice that on ine
4;h day Of January, A. d. 1864, said Justice
issued an Order of Attachment in the aso's
action, for the sum of $99 95.
b. KnLEY, for Pitfb:
Hiawatha, Jan. Sth, Is64-3w Pr'sfee, -. -
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Tbe hansas Chief.

SOL. KILLER, ..... EDITOR.
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LarEale7e Mrs. Palermo 13 Sc ll3
Laws Thomas II do l9b6l 407
Long L Palermo 5 81 b Al | 10
Same GIL II l2bsl
5ar:e Is4bIo! 1899
Iartin Julia A Palermo | Is l9 90
Same b &c Sbc cj 70 81
McCord & Co Palermo 1894
Same b Ill 5 81 s b l2l S 522
I r Acr Tax
Miller John 5 ssl4 4 % $50 80 60
Miller Peter seI3 4 81 40
Same Palermo l3 b G5 1921
Mueltued Annie Peterssurgh eb % 2l3
s T I Ac: Tax
Montaven Xaviern hfse13 81 1914
Micha els James v iraci29 % 25 10
Myers Sarah vhfsw7 1 - 30 1902
Munay James
seofe hfsw6 4 % 20 400
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"BorrraruT' We h.r. frequ.D,I,
been asked the origin Of this ehr,.. y
is not one Of the Inventions a, i
~ supposed. Of the present rsb.Ir.
We think that John Phenix," ,"(.so,;'
bob. Of California, was its au,bor
a burlesque musical criticism. sri,,.,
him. ten years sgo, we end tina
"Bntternuts" applied to family or o..
igrants from Pike County, Alissor,;
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Hunna M hfs wr 16 62
Harper p Columbus v hf of b ll9
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Harper N do ! 4b l66 l60
Hall WmV do lSb Il2 ] 66
Harper John T do n1 OIL l7bl20
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Calvin Jehn self % l60 10 80
Cowger David Columbus 35e6 53l
COvger Gussavus do lSbs7l2
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Chill JW do sLI3bssl6b9 362
EsIes George whsWA 2 % 80 706
Gsilum August Columbus lab 100
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AG,ninistralor's Notice.

January II. lS6I-ly.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-12
WHO KILLED LUTHER LADD.-Our Wash

WHO KILLED LUTHER LADD.-Our Wash
ington correspondent, "J. B. M.," writes US
the following concerning the killing of the
first to fall in our present struggle, Luther
Ladd Of Mass. 9Th, in the streets Of Balti-
more: &" have recently learned the name,
residence and subsequent fate of the muir
derer Of Luther Ladd in the streets of Bal
tmore il 1861. His name was Wrench, son
Of very wealthy citizen of Williamsport.
Md. He was a drunken dissolute fellow,
and, when intoxicated, boasted much of the
part he took in the baltimore riot, on the
18th OF April, 1861, and particularly of his
having killed that ID Yankee boy soldier
that shouted for the Stars and Stripes as he
FELL This story is SO we'll corroborated by
other Williamsport roughs that 1:think there
is no doubt Of the truth. But Wrench met
richly deserved fate in. the summer oI
! 1862. He became involved in a drunken
quarrel in the streets of Williamsport, and
after discharging two barrels Of revolver
| at a party he meant to kill, but missed. was
himself shot through the heart and died in
stantlv."-Sat Ere. Gazette.