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IMPORTANT NOTICE

r. Disabled Soldiers, Seamcn and Ma.
rises, aud Widows or ether Heirs OF
these WHO have Died or been Killed
. n the Service. rgs..ga
o. CHAS. C. TUCKER,
Aitsrlsy for Claimants, Bounty LAaA and
Pension Agsat,
"a. WASHINGTON CITY, D. C.
DECISIONS procured for Soldiers, seamen
L 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
,been killed while in service.
Bounty Land pre- CURED for services in any Of
n, other wars. CHAS. G. TUCKER,
p. lsv. I, Stiff. Washington, D.0
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GeaeroI Order 10 Il.

dsspeuasfsas IRA RfsKzS.y5z.cA1y.
LeAvrswoars Cry, Dec. 18th, 1863.
I.SAIefieea recruisias for ne 18th Kanssl
Volunaser Ctsasry are erdsred . report inp.r
son, viA all rscruiss e6iisied b, them At tb,
genera rendszssus lEor. Lsa,enuoah) on o,
'bsfors the 9Th dss OF Jsnaary slssl. a which
time the organization Of the Regiment will
T NSia~REz 1y~Rg
H. All ome1 Who faikfo report as above
may be eteiuded or deprirsd of position in
the 18Th Regimeat Kansas yoinniees Cavalry,
= none bus the vsry best excuses will be taken
for The non-eompiianee with this order By
order Of
COL. JAMES A. PRICE,
Recruiting Commissioners. 18Th Reg Kan Cav.
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snd most relisble Information, three full sized
Pattern. for Dresses, and sheet Of new Braid
york and Embrodering Patterns Every Moth.
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aeA sl,eriK's Sale.
State Of Kansas,
County of Doniphan.
A. T. TYLER, VS. Orie'
Orler II Sab.

A. L. Tyler, vssR y Order 81 Sab.
Joseph Clark, and - ssss' -
Thomas L. Biakemore.
DY virtue Of an Order Of Sale issued oct Of
- the District Court Of the SecoId Judicial
District, sitting In and for said County, dased
January 18th, 1864. wherein A.. r. Tyler il
plaintiff, and Joseph Clark and Thomas L.
BTackrnors are defendants Il viii on MONDAY
the 10Th day of February. A. d. 1864 ,betwee.
the honn Of nine O'Clock A. NJ, and four o clock
P. NJ, of the 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 bidder for cash in hand, all the
right, title and interese in the following Real
Estate, to wit: The undivided half of the aorth
west quarter Of section twenty-one, (2I) town.
ship one, f1) of range nineteen, (Ig)' In the
County of Doniphsn. and State ofsKansas-
Taken as the property OF Joseph CLARK and
Thomas L. Bisksmore to satisfy an Order OF
Sale. in favor of A. T. Tyler. Appraised at
$500. 's-. = E --5-- -lr
Sheriff,s Once, Troy, Jar uary 23d, 1864.
..ls - .saassa @ L. G. CRABB,
Sheriff Of D.niphan County, Kansas
Tsnnent 4 Camp, Asty's for Plaintiff.
Jssuars 81, 1885, Prs fee, So
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The New York Tribune, first issucd m ls4l
BOW in its twenty second year, has obtained
9th larger and more widely diEusea circu-
iatien than any other newspaper ever pub
lished in America. Though it has suffered
in common With other journals, from the vol
unteeriug and departure of tens of thou "a uds
Of it's patrons to serve in the War for the Tn
iop, its circulation on she 9Th Of Dece mber
Z 1863, was a. follows:
Daily, s0,l25
Ssmi-Wsshly, rev trs 1880
Weekly, l4s.0oO
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Fer 1854!
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VOLUME Knew SERIES. ]


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State of Kansas,
8 oopnty Of UoaiphanA i-Es~ -
c a s. sApi'1 fs.sason. .

Va, ExseuHon.
8 Gessse Naylen. ~
Dr. yirtee Of An E1scusion issued out ofsh.
- Diascs oosft OF She seessa JuseisI
District sitting IN and Tor said County dated
January 18th. 1864, wherein Caroline Shut. !,
plaintiff asd sGeege 1aylcn is 4 efs Isn,,i /
will offer for sale at public Auction on Monday,
February 18th, 4 D: 1864. between abe houts
Of nihe o,cisck A. NJ. and four o 'olsek P. M.
Of said day AZ the Court House door in the eity
of Troy in Dsniphap County Kansas, .ths fol.
lowing described Real Estate to wit: The eass
two thirds Of the north east quarter, section
txenty-nine. f2s) township three, f3l fsnre
twenty. coo eonsainip.; one hundred and tso
acres, in the County Of Doniphan and State Of
Kansas. Taken as the property of George
Mayhem to satisfy an execution in favor Of Car.
oIine shaltz. Appraised at eight hundred and
sixteen dollars.
Sherif-s Office, January 23d, 1864. & :
z. G. CRABB, Sheriff.
Tennsnt Il Camp, Atty,s for Plaintiff.
January 81, ls64-5w. Pr,s fee, 80 Z 8
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TROY HOTEL.
Leonard Smith, Proprietor.

N n % ~
THIS Hotel Is pleasantly situated. conve.
L nient TO the Court House and the business
part Of town. Guests will :eceive the very
best attention.
W A large stable in sennsetion with the
house, for the accomdation OF horses.
January ., le64-tf.
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EMPLOYMENT.

EMPLOY MEST. 49,. s...s.
GHE A MONTH.-Agents wanted to sc
Dfc Sewing Machines. We will give
Commission Oh all Machines sold, or emp.t
agents who will work for the above wages a.
eli expenses paid. hsr sss sTE-s .El 's7it
For particulars addre .s.- Z 81 .
BOYLAN 1 CO., Gen. Agsn4,
see lie "a DIrRsir, Misn.s
January IL, lss4-1y.
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Attachment.

Before j. P. Tinslou, J. P, Irving Town
ship. Brown Couaty, Kansas.
Said defendants will take notice that on The
III day Of January, A. d. 1864. said Justiee
issued an Order Of Attachment in the above
action. for the sum Of 500 IS.
b. F. kILIT, for Pltf's.
H.nwatha, Jan. eth, Is64-3w Prsfee, 60.
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United States Public Land Sale.
NOTICE is,hereby given, that in pursuance
~ Of instruc. ions from the Commissioner Of
the General Land Office, dated January 6,
1864, We shall proceed TO oEsr at Public Sale,
On the I3sh day Of April, "A. D. 1854, in so
acre tracts, as near as may be, the following
public lands, to wit: The South half of Sec
ton Is; all of actions Is, ~ and 81. in
Township one South o! Range l6 East. at =
price OF not less than $500 per acre, 20 the
highest bidder.
These hands lie in the Northern par. OF
Brown County, and were considered till re-
Gently as belonging to Iowa Indians. The
U. S. Lands in that County have nearly all
been disposed Of. These lands offer superior
Inducements TO the Agricniturist.
United States Land Office, Topeka. January
1864. rt aT..'
sT IRA a. SMITH, Register.
g G. b dixks, Receiver.
jar. Z, lS6I-l%~ z5 i-r4h
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PORK PACKING
AT
CIoHnt

WILL buy HOGS this season, aud pay
CASH. Farmers will do well 30 call, b.
A.. ,.liug their Hogs. If sellers do net sish
~ drive, will take their Hogs on foot, curing
=. hacking season. O. BAILEY.
Nbite Cloud, October /. Is6s-,f.
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PuausHERs KANSAS Annual REaIsrER,
Topeka. Kansas.
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Cincinnati Weekly Gazette.

Sheriff of Douiphin County. Eassas
October Is. le63-3w.
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OUR TERMS:

Fzs-sEas { a1ess - 49,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-09-22
The Democratic Victory In

In spite of what tremendous odds shS
Democrats won their victory IN Maina, last
week, may be seen by the tpllowing ,from
the Boston POSI-
The RepuBlicAns crowea ibodt Maineaa
fore they were out Of the woods + he latsst
ireturns, We learn by a telagsaphic disptah
fsOm Bangor, show q Democratic gain in
every county in the State except two.
eornj 8 m6}o7siV 10Th 81 sasted bS0kqf.aaJsas
BuNDREp.e Had Koto aRspubaiseaF FiSb4i;5s
BEEN selected and SEM homs1 - ne tsr
Oony, he would have been defeated, Gong.
age, Democrats -light is beaming id TIE
east. This is, indeed, Gratifying, ESPECIALLY
when we consider the unprscedentsde ser
tions made by the Republicans H'Phe Port
land ,d'gns says; "In this congressional
district the most stupendous efforts were
made by tho army of ofiice.holders. They
expended greenbacks as though they had
nothing TO do but to print them, and tiisy
gathered speakers, into every towns by
'swarms, such as Governor Andrew la.
never hurried forward TO the battle fleids.
There were over thirty speakers upon the
stump in this district from other parts, an
cluding Vice President Ilamlin, TX Gioy-
ernor Boutwell,, Senator Clark, of Now
Hampshire, and 80 on down to the rebel
Can't. Never did men work harder, or
with more unscrupulousness as toithe means
used" r......q .r.,sl a..
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-09-22
George III. PendletOn.

Fortunately the Democrats present IN
their candidate for Vice President, citizen
equal to all emergencies. GEoRGE ii. PEN"
DLEroN, like bis. associate, is in the full Vie
eor of manhood, and has proven himself
Justly entitled to the elevated name oi
statesman. With the best elementary in.
strnction in this country, and after three
wears residence at the German uniVeritries
of Berlin and Heidelburg, he was admitted
to the bar. After previous service in the
Legislature of his State, Ohio, he entered,
in 1857 the House Of Representatives of the
United States. .t... ....
Since the war has absorbed the attention
of the country, Mr.. PEsDLETos's history
may be found in the debates OF Congress-
His speech Of January, 1861 isa mastery
exposition Of the conflicting powers Of the
Federal and State Governments. In the
pext session, in a speech which exhausted
the English and our law on the snbject, he
exposed the sophistry Of the Attorney
General in reference to the Habeas Corpus
act. On subsequent occasions, always
maintaining the equality Of the States, he
showed the incompatibility ofour conhscs'
ton laws with the legislation OF every civl-
lized country, and declared that we were
hound to determine whether those in wal
with us were public enemies or ciiizeni
subject to penalties, and entitled to the
guarantees Of the Constitution. Mr.. Pen
Dl Eros,s argument on the isagai tender
bill dicussss it both on Constitutional And
economical principles, and BY reference tt
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-09-22
Corruption I'm the New York
Custom nOuse...AsfOltnsling
DevelOpnien(s.i, j. )t,1YgT odf'

NEW YoR1, Sept. l6.--Gollsctor Drapsr's
investigations into alleged corrupt, pfsc
tices at the Custom House, according 10
the Express, are developing the most Z.
founding yillainlcs on record. Officials hive
been not only in the habit Of helping them.
selves TO the most costly goods and in the
most extrayagant quantities; but if mer.
chant even limited ar complaint cases Of
his most costly goods would bs placed ia
damp place, where they would soon lose
half their worth. The wives and lady friend.
Of officials, after being introduced 30 The
importers, would always visit their store.
and select whatever they wanted, and order
it to be sent home without paying o cent.
II they We're refused, the officials were an
formed and the merchant made TO snfsr
severely. . a7rt BAL ~ l5ji.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-09-22
iSli From the Alton Democrat. 9nl Ga'le'
Serious IndictInentofa q ssUmiensl
. / iG98Qdf giIl I,es.QysQ ssrlgs1 10 aqii45fti

WE 'T-7-
Col Al Fuller Rodgers is snrold citizen d
Madison county, and known. by treputatiod I
at least, to every man, woman and child in,
it. Twoyears ago he raised company and
entered the army, was elected Lieut.. Col.
onel, and while second in command under
Straight was taken prisoner, and for sixteen
months endured all the horrors Of . south,
ern prison, being portion of tho time so
weak from exhaustion and lack Of food IS
to be unable to walk up stairs withom as.f
sistanee. lie was finally removed with o.
number Of others to Charleston and placed
under the fire Of our batteries Tor three
months and then exchanged Returning
home on brief furlough he was ordered by.
Gen. Rosecrans to raise regiment in thisi
county for guard duty, and after in Ivsin so.,
liciting his superior to, allow him to return
to the front, undertook the thankless tisk.S
We might suppose the past history Md
trials of Col. Rodgers would be oenoug tes
give him the sympathy and support Of all
parties-but from the very moment no b4s,
gan his labors hore until now, he has bsst'
abused, villitied and petsecuted W the MIS-
erable Abolition clique in this city, aud
eyery PVsSiuio ousiaCte epTo"h ~ Ap HAts
No trick has been too mean, no lie too inr.
famous for these Union League heroes to
use against this brave soldier and even
now after more than half tho rregimentsis
raised, they are striving to rob him OF co,a,
mand to make room for some tool OF their
own. The only crime alleged against Col.
Rodgers is that he is Democrat and iss
strong friends in that party.i This is fair
specimen Of Abolition honor and dscsaeyi
this is stay at home Union League patriot,
ism this is the way a soldier Is rewarded
for gallAntry, serving his country ia'iths
feld and suffering for her in Libby prison.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-09-22

aTs4 aa bns .caaiT TN 81 IsyEg,soI
eEa z4- ID lf. 80 ed, eYsi!ed oi noss.i
ci5 as,!s, l. : - 81. ni Iool ss bs4a
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-09-22

PEAcE.-MeClellan says no peace ,cau
be permanent without Caion." Lincoln
says there shall be no peace without the
+" abandonment of slavery" Ia.ii "a go.
The Cincinnati Enquirer, which knows, ,
says: ~ it4 = iadi ~I
"As the Lincoln papers appear 10 be
somewhat concerned - 70 Mr.. yallaudis.
hams position since the letter Of accent .
snce, We will relieve them by Stating that
We have good authority for ssyfbe chat be
will vote for Mcclellan and ,Pendietouyy
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froh Tie NeN YORK HtraId.
Fine PHILANTHROPY.

On account Of some hitch in the sxchan.
ges, because the rebels dislike negroes, our
abolition philanthropists, knowiasIS .cen.
demn thirty,Rye thousand bsass sUaion
prisoners to starvation, madness aud death.
There's philanthropy for yon. 1t seems
that white men have no rights that ab6li-
tionists are bound to respect. ~ DIS
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Yearly Advertising.

All yearly advertsements payable quarterly, al oth
er advertisements payable in advance.
The above terms we're agreed upon by the propretors
Of the Register and Intsgsncsr, Friday, the sth
to take sffsst on Monday, July llth, lsS4. p
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the authorities Of the sssst ssstesmsn Who

the authorities OF the ssest 'ststesmsn Who
had pfeseede lhistI = M sc .OaD
He is, admitted to be one Of the ablest
llawyers and parest statesmen Of the day.
+ In all respects, the National Demo-
cratic Ticket, nominated At Chicago, Il
worthy the support ofsvefy lover Of ha
country and one Of which, every ,Amsls.a,,
may be justly proud. The dignity Snd hon, :
OF Of our nation may be safely ept5pstsa
70 the hands aa Of such an men mas aa are the Dem
ocratic, nominees. - -, -. ). -,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-09-22

iiAS exchange says: Tbs psn, whe Ia
ANXIOUS tnat the last dollar end The last
man " shall be used in order 20 crush the
rebellion and slavery, was IN town ysster-
day. He came 10 bid farewell - this son
-sho was last about le.tiag for sssds.-for
the benefit OF his health. =
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-07-05
.Seucr in Maud, 0bunr-

Sn Der Iesten Sreita9 Sta6t fin9 bic
SeifeniieoerzW zWerfit6tte Der t6erren ee M
is uno@ b art e 8 Ritter, Sob
ne unIcres Stabtbfr9ers unb 0a6bars
Sacob s.. Sitter, in Maubz @bunf, Seus
er, uno ebe ocmleIben ginbalt 9etbon
tperoen fonnte, mar oiefelbe 96n3lib nit
o(lrm StoG in einen Ruinbaufen uno
2(Ibe perpanoelt. Den Selauf oes Ser.
luRcs baben mir nidbt erfabren, -oerIelbe
fol- ober fbper iein. g8abrli6 oiefe fIei-
b9e iun9c Mdnner baben oqsHihl e6tee
Slid nit ibrem 9sfb6ft. Sbre @ert
ftdtte tpor Dor eini9er 3eit f6on einmol
nieoer9ebrannt. l(ls oiefelbe rpieoer ouf:
9ebaut mar, 3crit6rte cine @aferHutt
olefelbc abermal6 gum Sbeit, unb nun
no6ocm iie pieoer ous9ebefert mar, nur.
DC oieielbc aobmuIs our6 Seuer jerit0rt
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Treie 9Grbcit amf BEN SldntG 9cil
an N1tSiTifTvpi.

0ie 8eribte Upn 0en S1nmrpollen-
Qlantoeen am RifIifiippi, rpelde 9e9en-
n6rtio our6 freie farbiae Qrbeiter bebaut
rpercen, lauten iberaue oinifi9. Die
Neeer, rpelbe ibren 9obu prompt erbalz
ten, iino au6erorosntlid) fleiBiae uno ins
teQioente 2trbeiter. Sin SEEM 0oreer Der
bort cine 9roBe pRansun9 9epa6tet bat,
beIbdftiot 700 Re9er uno rubmt Ole
9cibtiefeit, nit Der oieie Geute unter Dem
freien Nrbeitsfpltem 3u lenfen iino. gle
uerlan9en piinftlide Sejoblun9 uno elnc
paIIen6e bumone 8ebonolun9, fino oann
ober audi 70 quite Qrbeiter. tpie 9SeiBe
nur iein t0nnen. Ser unternebmer per-
Ipribt iib cine quite Dur6lbnittsernte,
rpelbe ibm einen fabr beocutenoen proflt
9eben piro.
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was our6 Selbtbepafun8 9eleiitet ner'
oen fam.
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rsiben Diifriften AUDI oabin 9efomrnen
oab Die 9anoleute nur berpafnet ouf Oh
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fdblen fib in Die Snoianerieiten 5uriif'
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in ben Snoianrrjeiten als Concentrations
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Sradnifaton jur inneren Sertbeiol9unl
nod fir Sabre notbpenoi9 iein.