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Rreedman,a Convention.

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! 4Ane-GonYentlon adjourned at O'clock
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lts III S3asl ~ s9 It l9qaenti subss-,
S4. 70 ~ y, nlen' the committee on resolu.i
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eSIou5as9 I!ll tomorrow at ten O'Clock.
sas eiSsr noe session OF the GOn-,
~ ~ S4,5 ItSloMlpg lEculAF dtstrtb-
'oteus GIl ~, several OF the members: q
sti,.i y AA4I1Aie9Eosi p!s0;, Feb. 10, 1864.
h. ea tE; movements recently made
geo 9t, Inc ne country to secure the re-
pSta !asaee O. FFeslaent Ltneoln, render
ueoessaEy s9lne com olnation on the partof
Si4s. tsienas ottne Union who
80 ~ ~ s"e PVA''y Oh MS admtnlstra-
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long no eniorts are made to fore
80 y oIn3'se ana patriotic for all true
E1stisis g tue. govern msHt 10 devote their
tnnne9se 70 the suppression OF rebellion;.
" becomes !s evident that party
ana Iie SEnclel influence are being
useu W secure tne continuation ofathe pre-
.hat ~, ILaaHlalsLEeilon' nose who Believe
s uas sue iu'eEests OF tne country and of
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while the war may commune t. isIan ~
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great to he ho.os a>OuFoen 100
/ ga. Hhat the patronage Of the,gover ara
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i, BaTal Riyaa, IL, still swelling slowly,
and the mild weather Of yesterday sof.ensd
thsfice very much, rendering the indicar
tons Of q break up decidedly y, favorable
River men who ought to know predict
that the first of March viii tsse an open
E4AeEfa -a3s ti.gs4ii s.RH s4l.lsR =
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FoRFREsss MoNRoE, Feb. pa dispatch
just eceived by the commanding General
from Col. West, commanding at williams!
burg SAYS, the following ofieers, escaped
from Richmond have arrived at Wfllfamssi
burg COL Ghas. W.Tilden, roth, Mass,i
Maj. Hooper, 18th MASS Capt ;,CtamBer!.
lain, 9Th Ny. j 1t, Randolph 5t6sU, 6.Aa
and Capt. Fisher of ,sighsI corps. This
makes 30 in all, who have arrived hereeiBi
safety. - -uIos
Richmond papers of to-day state thai
they have recaptured 4s, this leaves IL
still out. leiT
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sCotillon Party.

THIRE Will be . cotilIon Party Al steubsnrsuoh
bait South Wheeling, on Friday evening, Rol
70. The managers take pleasure In Snnonnein
that they have spared no means to make thI6
pleasant and agreeable affair 20
Mpsie by 7. Z. ooclyng,s CotIlIon Band.
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hSs RRMARHARLE OH.A.Ni,aiFFss5.Tn Il.

REMARKARLE OHASaEs.EIn its va.
liability, the weather of the past six days
has been hard to beat. During that time.
We have,had a taste of the'tvari0us tiAti :.
tudes all over the globe. Yesterday after,
noon, while the Sun was overhead CHI
dreu were sitting upon door steps with un:.
covered heads. Thirty six hours previous
ly the only comfortable seat In the room
was seat that backed up against the reg.
lister, or the direct front of a CRATE. -
The present winter. thus far, has been
made up of atmosphsrical excentfisIties.-
On yesterday morning the air was snfii.
GENTLY bland to have reflected credit upon
October. s.s,as. w
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q. y
THE FgHb y6R THE REcRPFIoN OF
III - rs Z
VETERAN Arather animated
dlseussiop took place .ysststday in the.
HOUSE, of Delegates In regard to ths man.
nsF in which the fund appropriated BY the
Legislature Tor ithe reception 81 Veteran
soldiers is being expended. NJ. Wheat
introduced resolution instructihg the
appropriate committee 20 Inquire into
the subject, and the. character ana amounts
of the bills presented to the auditor. were
severely criticised, For the sake Of the
cause for which this money was appro.
prfstedp and for the feelings, of those who
have been complimsnted, No hope that
themAtteF will be arranged Withoate any
more fuss than is actually necessary. Ia
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s. 9. PonEaof, ohaItmap,

II e. 2 tE4i q a 8 tetllenatI Tx. Com.
AsPoRTLGND;s MBialFeb. s23l-The stsatnl
ship Robinson, from liverpool, stracks 4
F9ek tonEs miles ontside OF Cape III ia betht
last eNeuingjo aad sunk about two miles
from shore. - saas'ia ,sasF9
b Ths.alg6t Was clear and the oapellfeht
,oInllayIsW. All the cabin passebEsFs
E,sNsta syed. She had 200 'ste6tage pas.
sehgets. Itdsso "a ss5fI n s5fEG
One boat WAS sWamped Rlong sldeS 1toWti.
ing SEVERAL Perso Dis The q ii q II ss uiiosf III
for PEoRinciAl asand ,Caoadlan Eaecouat; il
NasiHalasdsatSl 100000 sgsSgf 4
- Among the names OF sthe steeEages pas
ere Farrell, vile ana three
Iehtldre1s o., 0incinuati; p Martin, aWiteandi
Jour sshi d5epr of California, and JohI Lee.
Iof Nehieago. IL ts not stated WbeIief
these we're skSed or not. Il is thbdehti
bpt few. ers are 10 xs.eb s Ehbse IN
The sNAnlfs1 boa. 81 u thoIgh sonie9 81 81
the fIepen peFisheds hut three mail bags
81 etc savedslq Atn6tg ihstn is one ftodli
Glasgow and qge ttqn oaiifornia. q
The associated peess dispatches were
l0slsssH ,ggis9a -taa
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D
2 Z. "a "A. SOH OF MkLFR,-Among the rare
trophies OfNaS, brought home ~ The boys
Of Of the First West Virginia il . specimen,
ofthat noble animal called the.mnIe. he
is about as ,bigas NsR8OpndIanald dog, and
has pair Of BARS as long IS q hnsp's arm
and broad asa tobacco leaf. BE is the prom
erty Of Lisntsaan James a, Lewis,
an: old Wheeling. typo and though
by common consent it IL called . mule. Il.
sis really pushing nondescript. Ths son
i,ot Malta aWass captured atiMeDoWsll by
some Of oaF boys, and has bseai 1 pet 10.
q GRmpfer some consldsrab length 9ftims.
The rebs uged>to employ hin ID packing
provisions from iwestl Virginia intb thsir.
istaryed doml6ions, aud 6sis said 10 have
:, frequently carried two barrels of Hour
distance of forty miles without ''sWes6inF
,arhair.,,{ tsl Sal 7ess'
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DEihtEa 3iF1g SGD Clarke, who
robbed 4he5 DenSerlln iat. on Il ABbh inst
ct Ss7 900, has been arrested. 6nd the
money recovered. n
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Bostot Feb. 23.=-E y9 yhich afrfv.
ID here Brings nevis iro@ Cane Town, Dec.
sist1 sayE thBt the rebel ptivateer Tusoa-
leqsA YAS seizef BY The BEitish, authorities
TOT viotating TIE hettr laws 6y IlandS
ing nipurtiUnDft her cargo on thatlcoast.s5i
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a9st HBIMSTREHT'sz
lNIMIT ADJ il In re- lucrative

Bat gay hair 70 original color
plyips IS lials q - Eopaao.
Impaired By ase Or diseass. Al d,.ls
are eomposedo Ilaay destroying
and beauty he hats ana sard d t6silsa l7ss IS
dressing. Heimstreets Inimffable Coorinr mot o..
y FestoEes h9r 70 ftl natural color by an eisy b6
eesS hut Eiyei 81 sshait 81 sssi 2
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SAlTo correspondent OF the, st! Louis
Dsnoeyat gives the following particulars of
the sinking Of the Orient; ~
The steamer Orient, fully laden With
supplies, forage and horses belonging to
theiG Government struck snag at The head
of Dog Tooth Bend, twenty. Eve miles
above Cairo, this morning at seven O'Clock.
and sunk 70 the hurricane deck ia less
than i've minutes. Between eleven eati
thirteen pefs6ns were lost, among whom
are the wife of Captain Horton, commander
ot,the Orient; Richard Jeryis, bar. Keeper
RI Grant, passenger; Spencee Cash; stew :
ards his wife, Ann Uash, chambetnafd!!
Thomas Allen, cabin boy; So 80 Schatfer.
-GoseFnment aid, and four deck hands aud
fremen. A lady deck passenger, name ID:
known, is also among the missing. Miss
Lucy Helm, of Cincinnati, nafFoWly e.;
capped being thrown overheard iby the cas
Eeehing Of tie boat ut the same time Mrs..
Horton was lost but was caught BY some.
person and saved! The boat turned nearly
on her beam ends before sinking. which.
caused the principal loss of life. After
she went down. she Ffghted mp, and now
lies psrteclly straight, her chimneys stand,
ing aud the water half way up her skJlights
ion the hurricane roof, OF thesseye nv.
eight horses on board only three we're
saved. Boat aud cargo will pro b&bly prove
. total loss. e- - ~
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1HE purpose Of this institution Il to instruct
W Soung mehi (hhd women tS6( n tn principles
business htship and is eSmItnatS
80 = BOOK-kEEPTNG,-
stripped OF lbs absird VerbiagSs and ancient Dro
lixity and intri6aey, aud ddapEed 70 The modern
stStss q gH GSst ssPSsitsy Ia she United
lsnlen are as exant, unerrug ind tFe6 from e1cep.
fson e. OF Comprised, tniyCry few
YoFdS, are trst made familiar 70 the, studsnt who
who ts then eond dete through eoufse III pTaeticai
housekeeping, ia numeFo as 8btsi Of book In rreat
et{2ttas, ~ he thus hequires mastery OF
10 st i5S H @ - sPply II with facility
. lio4 A WRfTING SCHOOL
Is open day and evening, attended by both ladies'
ona where. without entering for tho full
AittTHmETf6,s
and its application to ap mauper Of
SC0UNTtNG!HousE oGLCuLATIoNs,
thS Attsnti0n their primary dc.
jmena4 Tee student viii be made ACC nAinted with
S9Y m9deF Of calculation not found In books
tenaips greatly % tile abbreviati6n Of his work.
There is open 70 the student aiO6 3 ie65nrsoof
uE aes BUSINESS. SCIENCE
'eompFisins Political boOnOmyi U5nmsreia Law and
SAges, Finance. Banking aha OurTencyj also marims
Of Ismtnept .Rpsinegs Men in regard to the beat
methods q .eonduetiug Pulin6as 9doeSsstaIy and
s4nstEqctioqs in the above subjects am inf,r,ror,
q tia dleSiEps Hpd tncplS9tiars teRding the
lofInAti6n Of nigh character - men and citizens
coThs course tof BastFu6tion L. intended 10 be- ~
SonPrehen9iEe apd tll0r0u Oh tibet Of any OF tho
az geilSgee while the expense to the stu-
sIIf!H. 6essieavs 70 l5toF ibs8Ssss "a 1S,dn h. >.
70 tliS OieSrS OF tbs banks tIf wheeling
md BEtsepe beuaiissp AePtlIy to hil aEudeIts.
595b ySi1 oh sTERAESt 6ss.ui 3tis
FoFs th9 fpll Eoutae nboyel Indicassa the tuition
blank 6S6 ss0 S I 19a E,qal' IL.
tutn " PlsAsure Tie course Is usually completed
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- - TREAsoA 10 TaR STATR.-Al bill to,
punish treason against ths Stats Is now
9bsfosa the iIegillaturss IL provide Is, that
treason agaipst the State shall consist only
inleRying var against IL rsins adhsring
= its easmlsss q them aid and com.
fort, No person sa4,il be convicted Of
treason unless on the testimony pfkH6i
witnesses 70 the same o3sFt aet, Tor on
coptsssiop ia open. eoprts Whoever 4
L-g6ilEy bf lFeasohl ~ lSsy iagSlW against
' tha2S tstssBhsit 4bs ipuuishet NTH death.
or at1hnA dlseEelionof. the jury, BY con.
. ansmbntid The 5psnitsnttary not Isss ,thsu.
Z three'nOremore than teniyears and By. The.
sonasehttoa d his real ana Personal ss-
tate: It'sny pstsou have kheWfedge of
any treason againsSssthe State hand shall
not, as soon as may be. give ihtormAtio6
thereof to the, Governor Of Soma cohssrV-
StoF Of The psaee, he shS11 De punished sbT,
fine mot s4sSsdin ona thonsaad dbllars.
or by conRuEmeat talthe penitsntiasy not
s lesasthan eassnor mora, than i've ysats
) The hill repeal shA so. d The Gods
of FirginlGs second ditieu Z And amend
ments ;oftha same, and pSoytdeS that AZ
treason against the State ocesEil1s before
the passage Of this aet,S shall ee punished
according to said chapter of the Code
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TAVINa just put mp, IL cur JSb Room joDa n,
0 Hoes ColebEated RFoS0EG, We have f0F no 4
sup0rroyal WaShinEton Hand Pf6ss which vo MIN
dispose Of on very reASouable terms Sire ofPIGl6i
consult their OWn interest by CLING Us q calI : =
doo33 ~ 4,t sokMPRkLD McDERNoT.
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LeIE6l9I v 0ffd Clothes WTineer,

-t9tAEOBS & = Ek1 ri, -Nua. n a "a 8Tot.
haSe ttleE fGlflSfYB O0NfTROI, Of tbis
g Jon n PENN NM
: Esi1ie an aiIettSn Ohio ana arc
tsFsF' 81 discount. Orders Promptly filled, dsss
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'TOePRINTiERs.

PRIiNTIHa5I PRESS E n 81 sAll
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q open day and svenlbgs, attended by both lo5is
and geutlemeIs where Without entering for tho ful
eourse, a good handwriting can be obtaiued In
IeW Weeka.i - .s..-.csT L.Ira-.....
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THE purpose Of this institution I. to instruet
W yonng mem (hhd Romeh kS6( n tn princiDles
Nhieh govern the correct transaction Of pecupiary
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5sla si 40 4 MILK l i nIlXTF pQL9KS
81 ~ ~ and ssspoPlcsl lDr thOss
o1tls3 IL b CENT pack l3sta. . For }AfSbyt
ltO5l etf VI doi14fsIsl TIEE EEH4skR. Geo
1au4b and L{lGAh7. IgVs A IN
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{ ssitls HuCRWHIsA9sfBIl 80 ,
70n BBus9E&EfS4 GllssI NSJsy5YJtl, Il IL Ts,.ifS
!: what our now on the Wy ahd for :; ~
oy deco PRYOR FROST.
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Rf1sDeas DRAKIPs,PEASFATIoN BTTsFRR
w v, doA. HostetteFIg STOMACH Rtftera0
i1,ss l9i 9 Aeoaapa's ssEqpp Rftes
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-24

> Large droyes of cattle and hogs have.
oeen driven into our lines within the past
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- ARTTHiIETf6,P
md g i is ippiieati9n 9 @ all manner ef

OOUNA4NN'lUubE CALCULATIONS,
The AttehtiUn' their primary poftance de.
En9nda The student Will DO made aep iainted with
eel m9deS 81 Calculation not found In books,
tending greatly to tie abbFevlati5n Of his work,
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-23
Order of Publication.

George G Hamilton and Mary f. Hamilton, non-resi-
dents Of TIL st of Kansas will take notice that Francis
Kirkwood, did, the 2Sth day of June, A. D. 1854 file
his petition against them in the Second Judicial District
Court of the State of Kansas within and for Marshall
county, with Washington and other counties in said State
attached for judicial purposes The object and of
said petition is to obtain Judgment against the said George
G. Hamilton for the sum of Two Hundred Dollars less
forty dollars with interest at the rate of twenty per
per anhnm from the 18th day Of July, A. D. $780,
tain promsory note given by said George Hamilton
one John r dated the 18th day Of July A D. 1860
the of Two Hundred Dollars with ~ per cent per
annum interest from date until paid which note on
the day Of July A. 1863 transferred and assigned by
said John Potter, r to the said Francis Krkwood and
for the further of twentysix 100 dollars and
redemption money paid the hereinafter described prem
is and twenty-five dollars attorneys fees for foreclosure
this su-and for decree of foreclosure and
sale Of the half Of the northwest quarter and he
half of the northeast quarter Of section number
thirtyfour in township number SOUTH range number
seven east said Marshall count State of kansas-cnn-
veyed by age by the said George G. Hamilton and
Mary f. Hamilton the said John Potter, jr
payment of said promsory noteand said mortgage
by said John Potter jr the 9th day of july
D. 1862 transferred and assigned to the said Francis
Krkwood The said George G. Hamilton and Mary Z.
Hamilton further notified that they required to APP
pear and plead to said petition before the al day Of
September. D. 1864; judgment will be taken against
you by default. FRANCIS kIRkWOOD,
by Brumbaugh Boilinger his Attorneys.
lima 1S64-.4-1w
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-23
Order OF Publication.

STATE OF KANSAS, =.
Marsha1l County, So
In th Judicial District Court of the State Of Kansas
sitting thin and FOR Marshall county with WASHING.
ton Shirley and Republic attached for judicial purposes
Isaac W. BRYAN, Plaintiff, John Trvett, Jesse rve
and Ahram Hanaur, - Erftrt, - Petring. christian
o Erftrt and Petring unknown partners trading
under the name and style of Hanauer, Lrfert & Co ,
Defendants.
State of Kansas will Take notice that Isaac W. Bryan
Nebraska City, Nebraska Territory did the 18th day of
May. A. d 1864, file his petition the Second judo ia
District Court of the State of Kansa sitting within aud
for Marsha, county, with Washington shirley aui Repub
lie ATTACHED for judi al purposrsaganst you the above
raed PENDANTS John Trivett Jesse Trvet and Ahram
Hanauer Erfert and pering, the three last named trading
under the name. firm and style Of Hanaur Ertrrt Co..
tn. object of this suit and the prayer said petition is
that Isaac W Bryan, plaintiff is the of the follow
ing goods and cfateis. wit: Seveuty-seven head
work CATTLE branded l. G. the left hip: eight large
freight wagons; eleven wagon sheets; fifty oxyokes
fOrtyrwo lochains hundred and fifty gunny sacks
hundred and fifty set of window SASH 10 IL that
said plaintiffs titled to the immediate possession of said
goods and chata and that the sail defendants do
lawfully, wronguly, and nutly detaio your posses
sion the said goods and chatel from the Of
said plaintiff: that the ren Of the officer order
delivery issued i'm This action shows that by virtue said
order he took in his possession from agents and
wants the following property to wit: SevcpytwO head Of
work cattle, branded c. on the left hip: fftytwo
yokes twenty eight tns eleven wagon sheets seventy
Sacks and eight and for ORDER from said
Court that said defendant del sid goods and chatels
the plaintiff and that said plaintiff recover Judgment
against said defendants for the of thu ns,n dollars
his damages sustained by of SAID unlawful detention
by DEFENDANTS And you the said defendants further
notified that you and each of required appear
and said petition before the % day of Sepem
ber A. D. 1864 and that unless the
before the day last named, said petition will be taken
as true and judgment rem dered accordingly.
ISAsCw. BRYAN,
by Brumbaugh Bollinger, his Attorneys
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Sherif,S Sale,

Sheriff,s Sale.
Josiah Griffith vs. Allen Ship, Am brose Ship
and Samuel Langdon.
By virtue of vendi caring date June 24th
A. d. 1864, to me directed aud delivered issued
in the above entitled cause out Of the District
Court of the Second Judicial District Of the
STATE of Kansas sitting within aud for Marshall
County, will
on Tuesday the 23d day cf August
A. D. 1864, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. and 4 o'clock P. NJ. of said day, at the Court
House door in Marysville, Marshal County, Kan
sas, offer at Public Sale to the highest bidder
for cash, all the right title and interest Of the
above named Defendant Ambrose Ship in and
to the following described property, to wit
The North half of the South West quarter of
Section Twelve Q2) Township Five (5) Range
Seven (7) East, lying and being in Marshall
County State ofKansas.
said property to be sold by me in accordance
With the command Of said Vendi.
Given under my hand this 22nd day Of July,
A. D. 1864. JAMES GRAY.
lat Sheriff.
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Legal Notice.

Henry C. Shaft and Lucy NJ. SHAFT, whose res
idence is unknown, will take notice that Henry
Baricklow, on the 30th day Of April, A. D. 1864
fled his petition in the District Court OF the
Second Judicial District Of the State OF Kansas.
in an for Marshall county, with others attached
for Judicial purposes against Henry c. Shaft and
Lucy NJ. Shaft, on q note. dated Nottingham,
Marshall coun ~, August Sd, 1860, for the sum
Of S24O.Oa payable in twelve months from date,
with interest after due. at 20 per cent per an
mum, and the object of this suit is to obtain
judgment against the above named defendants
on the note mentioned, and decree of fore
closure and sale of the northeast quarter Of
section eight (s), in township three (S) south Of
range seven (7), east, in Marshall county, Kan
sas conts' ming 100 acres conveyed BY the said
Henry C. Shaft and Lucy NJ. Shut to secure the
payment Of said note to the plaintiff, aud also
to obtain judgment on the mortgage for the
sum of $50 liquidated damages, and that unless
the said defendants plead, answer or demur 70
the plaintiffs petition Oil or before the 9th day
of August, A. ID. 1864, the same will be taken
as confessed, and judgment rendered . ccording-
~. B. F. K1LLEY,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Attest ALEX. CAxIsELI, Clerk. Hon