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HEAD QUARTERS PRovosT MARSHAL,
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF KANSAS,
LEAvENwoTrH CITY, July l,

LEANENWoTTA lily, July IL, IoO7.J
In pursuance of Circular No. "a, War De-
partment, Provost Marshal Generals Office,
June 25th, 1864, public notice is hereby given,
that copies of he enrolment lists o. this Dist
riot will be open for the examination of the pub
lie. at all proper hours, aud any person may ap-
pear before the Board of Enrolment and claim
to have name stricken off the list, if he can
show 10 the satisfaction of the Board that the
person named is not properly enrolled on &C.
count of: lst, ilieuage; End, Non-r esidence;
Sd, Over age; 4th, Permanent Physical Disa-
bility of such degree as to render the person not
proper subject for enrolment under the law
aud regulations.
Civil officers, CleIgymen and all other prom
inent citizens are invited to appear at all times
before the Board to poiut out errors in lists and
to give such information iu their possession as
may aid in the correction and revision thereof.
j. McCAHON,
Capt. and Pro. Mar North'n Dist Of Kan,
list and Pres't Bird Of Enrolment.
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UNITED STATE ASSESSORS OFFICE,
q wnonna Eanena Ink, Oh 1914

UNITED STArES ASSESSORS OFFICE,
Lawrence, Kansas, July Sth, 1864
Notice is hereby given that the Annual Asses
ment in the Sd Division, comprising the Coun
ties of Jackson. Doniphan, Brown, Nemaha,
Marshall and Washington, is now complete,
and that the list Of assessments will be subject
to inspection by persons assessed until the
9th of August,
at the ofd"e Of F. H. Dreaming. in the town Of
Elwood. The undersigned will be in attend
ance at that place on the 10th of August, at
which time, should any party deem himself
unjustly assessed he will attend and make his
appeal. 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 the appeal: otherwise it will not be
considered.
TT. STERNBERG,
no162t U. s. Assessor, Dist. Of Kansas.
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LEGAL Notice.

Joel B. Abbott and Maria Abbott residents OF
the Territory of Nebraska will take netice that
Francis Kirkwood, on the 1st day Of June, A.
d. 1864 filed his petition in the Second Judi
cial District Court of the State of Kansas in
and for Marshall County with other counties
in said State attached for Judicial purposes,
against the said Joel B. Abbott and Maris Alb
bolt; the object and prayer of said petition is
to obtain judgment against the said Joel B. Alb
bolt fer the sum of Que hundred and fifty dollars
with interest thereon from the oath day of July
A. D. 1860, at the rate of twenty per cent per
annum until paid, on a certain rromisory note
dated July Oath 1860, given by said Joel B.
Abbott to a certain John Potter junior, and by
the said John Potter junior assigned to
said Francis Kirkwood; and for the further
sum oftwenty-fve dollars attorneys fees and
the sum oftwenty-four dollars and sixty cents
amount paid to redeem the hereinafter described
la nds from sale for taxes, and for a decree Of
foreclosure and order Of sale of the East half of
the North West quarter and the North West
quarter of the North West quarter of Section
Four, Township Four South of Range Six East
of the Sixth Principal Meridian in said Mar
shall County Kan>ss, conveyed by the said
Joel 3. Abbott and Maria Abbott by mortgage
to the said John Potter Jun. to secure the pay
ment of said promisory note which mortgage
was afterwards conveyed by said John Potter
Jun. to said Francis Kirkwood, ard that all per-
sons be forever foreclosed from all lien, claim
or equity Of redemption in and TO said mort
gagged premises. And the said Joel B. Abbott
and Maria Abbott are further notified that they
are required to appear and answer said petition
on Or before the 9th day of September A. d.
1864 or judgment will be taken by default
against them. Dated July 9Th. 1864.
FRANCIS KIRKWOOD,
By Brumbaugh s Bollinger, Attys
no Is II
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Col. c. HI. Robinson of Leavenworth has
(,kea the contract to build the woodwork of the
BRIDGE He builds it for 6,S50 dollars. He is
I get pine timber from St Louis or Chicago for
be structure; not being willing to use the tim
pr in this section for its construction. 1t is to
EscOmpleted by October 10th.
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We hear that there has be m some ugly
demonstrations in certain part Of the county.
Ne warn such uneasy fellows to be quiet and
ri,rly and not break the peace of community.
b GOOD can come of unlawful and improper
Eslduct.
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Charlie is home again. Won. you have
Er1ething? He says that business is not half
|: rood in Leavenworth, Atchison & St 10 as it
Sin Marysville.
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New PArER.-We accidentally omitted
Faicing the advent of another paper in Marys-
Pile last week. The Enterprise presents quite
! god appearance, and ought to be well edited,
having four editors. P. II. Peters is publish
}, formerly publisher ofthe Cons titationaI Gaz
kyy
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ATTENTION FARMEes!-The Board of
t.aagers of the Marshall and Washington Ag-
su,ural and Mechanical Society will meet at
courthouse in Marysville, Saturday, July
~ II o'clock a. m. to take into considera-
~ ne possibility of having County Fair this
tA We make it the special duty of the man
Esfs and others of the institution TO get all the
'aoers they can, as every farmer is to have
y. interest in the prosperity of the Society
'ua attendance is expected.
j. WEISBACH, V. Presd't
'n. McCloskey, Sect
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all interested will do we'll to stand
Fasked that, in accordance with the new
ss' receipts for the paymen, Of any sum
Eeeaey. for the payment Of deb. due, not
fsae for the satisfaction of any mortgage,
Judgement or decree of any court, and
receipt for the delivery of any property,
[[sqaire the affixture of q NO cent revenue
pnp. %.
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STONE WARE.HousE, !
ATcHrsoN, KANSAS, July 9Th 1864. !

Sic: have purchased Of Geo. W.
Howe the Stone Ware House. aud have COM
meuced an exclusive Forwarding and Storage
business. From my long experience in bust
ness in Denver aud among freiehters generally,
l am sure that l can forwsrd I'll goods con-
signed to me cheaply and promptly at more ia
vorable rates than from any other point on the
river.
Asking q continuance Of the business you
heretofore have given this Ware House, aud
assuring that your freight shall have prompt
attention,
Remain, Yours Truly,
ID. A. BUTTERElEkD.
Referring to the above / guarantee that NJ. But
trfsd shall hare all the transportation he needs to
forvard your mere kaRdise.
ARYRAM
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SroRAGE.-We recommend to our mer.
kh,nts, freighters and shippers the Storage and
Esrwarding House of D. A. Butterfeld, of Atch-
l,n. You will see by his advertisement in an
E.ser column, that he is well prepared for the
Ersuess
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Keep Posted Up!
If you would become rich in this worlP rs goods
buy at the Peoples Store of j. Samuel's.

Prudent folks will look around
To see where Cheapest Goods are found;
Whore, o. least money. they can buy
What e'er can please the tasteor eve:
Where those who have of dollIrs few
May make one go near as far "a two!
Thousands have found il, go may more,
At Joseph Samuels Peoples Store.
Who 60 to Joseph Samuels' Store,
Are sure 20 cry How .heapl how rare!"
GLOW can he do ~ Do MT YOU see
IT'S simpleas the rule of three.
His goods are bought az cheapest rate,
Sold low as al v in The State:
His sales are large his profits small,
His constant aim to satisfy all.
Then come up to his well known Sto.ei
You. who have never been before;
Those who We been there be fore to-day,
We confident won't stay away;
For just as long as men will go
Where they can save n dime, we know
That Joseph Samuel's Store will lie
Head Quarters Of Economy.
JOSEPH sAMUELs.
Marysville, Aprill9 1S64.-vS NJ
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The BRIpcE.-We are requested to state
PAT there are several men who are behindhand
? paying their instalments. The sixth install
lent is now about due, and several parties have
Faly paid their first and second. The work on
Pc bridge is going on and money is needed.
pont be careless about this matter gentle
nen
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The SCHOOL MEETIN0.-Last Wednes

HE SCHOOL MEETING.-LastW ednes-
=! the citizens Of this place met to consult on
I'0OI matters and the following is the result of
@s meeting: One half of one per cent tax was
F'ted for teachers fund.- one half of one per
sH Tor building fund; one eighth of one per
Fsa' Acknowledgements.
Vae week from this evening there is special
|lestng called to vote on the Bond question.
|aSly OF our citizens want to build two story
.''S schoolhouse at an expense of three or four
|S0usand dollars, for which bonds are to be
F''ssa IN part payment and a tax raised for the
'ualnder. Let all attend to this who are in
Ees.ted
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HEApQuARrERs STATE OF KANSAS.
ApJUrASr GEENRALs OFFICE.

HEAnauARrERs STATE OF KANSAS, !
An.vrAsr GEErRAL's OrrIcE.
Topeka, July 9th, 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS No. IA.
The following Circular, from the War
Department, Washington, D. g. is pub.
Iished for the information and guidance of
all concerned.
Circular Ne. 95.
War Dept. Pro. Mar. Gen's Office.
Washington. June rs, 1854.
Persons not ft for military du,y, and
not liable to draft, from age or other eau
ses, have expressed q desire to be person.
ally represented in the army, in addition
to the contributions they have made in tie
way of bounties, they propose to procure
at their own expense, and present for
enlistment, recruits to represent them in
the service. Such practical patriotism is
worthy of special commentator and en-.
couragement. Provost Marshals and all
other officers acting under this Bureau
are ordered to furnish all the facilities IN
their power to enlist and muster promptly
the acceptable recruit presented in accor-
dance with the design herein set forth.
The name of the persoa whom the re-
cruit represents will be noted 90 the en-
listmenl and descriptive roll of the recruit,
and will be carried forward from those pa.
pers to the other Official records which
form his military history.
Suitably prepared certificates Of this
personal representation in the service will
be forwarded from this Office to be flied
out and issued by Provos, MarshaIs 10 the
persons who put in representative recruits.
(Signed) JAMES B FRY.
Provost Marshal General.
BY Order of the md'r.iu; Chief.
C.K. HcLLlbAY,
pl64t Adujant General.
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The laws of The last session will be re-.
ceived at the office of the Secretary of
State during the present week, ana be
ready for distribution to the several coun.
ties.-Topeka Record.
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THOS. MCCOY,
BOOT g. SHOEMAKER.

"a Know all men by these presents,
that make Boots aud Shoes of all
sizes and of every description imag ina
~, BILE, for those who may be so kind as to
give me call, at No. So Broadway, where
shall always be on hand. My material is the
best tina: can be purchased for gold or Treasury
Notes. Come along and bring your feet, can
tit them; don't care if they are as uneven as
tomato, or so ugly as to make their owaer blush.
Charges as moderate as the times will admit.
N. B. will also repair harness as neatly
IS possible and at very low figures. My motto
is to werk cheap for cash.
n4tf
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Ada Isaacs Menken has deserted Or.
phens Kerr and fed to Australia with a
fellow named Barclay, formerly a faro
dealer in Virginia City, Washoe.
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Order of Publication.


Marshall County. 90
Tn the Court of the Second judicial District the
State If Kansas sitting in SAID MY Of Marshall with
Washington Shirley and Republic attached for judicial
purposes.
You, Quincy A. Bach Sarah Balch and John Potter jr
Krkwood plaintiff filed his petition in the above mention
ed court the 9th day r June A. d. 1884, against Quin
CIV A. Balch Sarah Bach John " Means, and John Potter
h defendants wherein said suit is pend ng the OBJ
ect of which, and the of said petition to
Judgment upon promisry note dated July TO- 1850 pay
able in twelve months after the date thereof for the
of Two Hundred Dollars, interest thereon ON the
10th day of july $780, at the rate Of MT annum
executed and delivered by Quincy A. Bih TO John Potter
IT. by the said John Potter r the 9th day ofJuy
A. D. lSf assigned and rans, rred ~ the said Francis
Krkwood plaintiff; and TO secure the payment of said
Bach and sarah Balch executed and delivered the 10th
day Of July D. 1890 John Potter r their mortgage
con yrying the following land wit The norlh quar-
ter section thirty fve in township three south of
seven ca east living ard being in Marshall county then
Territory State IF Kansas aud said mortgage
by said John Potter. jr, to Frapcs kirkwood plaintiff
that there remains due and unpaid said and
mortgage referred TO in said petition tie OF hun
drei aud loo dollars. Together with interest
said mentioned sum from the 18th day Of March D.
1868 at the 20 per Cent until paid according
Quincy Bach may pay the said Of hundred and
fifty FIVE 81 lou dollars with interest afressd together
with the further Of fifty dollars attorneys fee for fore
closure of said which is also Claimed and that
said mortgaged premises be sold the And the
said Quincy A. Bach sarah Balch and John Pctter are
swer said petition before the day Of September A
D. 1864 that judgement will be taken against them by
default FRANCIS HAYWOOD, Plaintiff
by Brumbaugh Bollrnger, his At torneys.
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QUEEN V1croRIA has nine children,
aged respectfully %, %, 10. II, Is, IL,
10, and 6; five girls and four boys
Three are married.
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gotaI ano spetial Watitss.

N.srED.-A good printer wanted at
=. Office, Immediately.
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a military post been established al
aIa' Lieutenant Clafk, of H company
Iowa, is 10 command.
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ny 40 order of the War Department,
.aoIea men are TO be. received % repre-.
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Having has commenced in this vicinity
several Buckeyes are shaving the prairie here
bouts.
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SIR: Havin sold my Warehouse
to Mr.. D, A. Butterfeld, of Denver City, Colo
RADIO, have ceased to do the forwarding bust
ness and have transferred to him all the mer-
chandise in store and en- route.
Mr.. Butterfeld brings to the business large
acquaintance with the merchants and mill men
of Colorado, aud freighters in Utah and Idaho.
Hoping that you will be willing to accord to
him your business, aud assuring you that you
will have no cause to complain,
IRemain Yours Truly,
GEO. w. HOWE.
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New Advertisements.
HEAD QUARTERS 18TH REQ. K. g. NJ
Marysville Kan. July, 18th, 1864
Special Order No. 10.

l. 10. ALLEN, M. n. is hereby appointed
Surgeon of this Regiment aud will be obeyed
and respected accordingly.
II. Persons claiming exemption from mil
itary duty on account Of, disability will present
themselves to the Regimental Surgeon for ex-
animation and certificates of disability.
By Order
E. c. MANNING,
Col. Comdg.
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/ ONWARD ASSOCI ALTON. Philadrlphia, bis ase
! of the Nervous system. Spermatorrhoea or Seminal
Weakness Impotence other affections Of the Sexual
Organs Physical Debility and Premature Decsy-new and
reliable in Reports Of the Howard Association
snt by mail in sealed envelopes free Of charge And
drrss Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Assoeiatio,
W . South Ninth Street PhiladspEia, Pa. IynS
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, ARRANGEMENTS.

EASTERN AND WESTERN MAIL
TUESDAY, Thursday and Saturday, Icl'k, m
"Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, at o'clk, o m
HIGHLAND NAIL
"Wednesday and Saturday, at 10 o'clock, p m.
|c1,-.-Nonday and thursday. at oo'clock, Am.
ROCK CREEK MAIL
-.-,.-Thursday, IL O'Clock, m.
cS',r-,-Nondsy, 6ocloc<,sm.
MANHATTAN MAIL
.,r.-wednesday, 6o'clock. pm.
Rna,,.-Monday, o'clock. am
NEBRASKA CITY MAIL
,.-wednesday, 10 o'clock. pm. .
p,-.-Thursday, q O'Clock. am.
WASHINGTON NAIL
x-,s-Friday, 6 o'clock, N.
O'Clock, am.
Fai'''- T.w. wArERsoS, Post Master.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-01
--2AN Y e

the climate enchanting. Our roads
are continually through shady forests,
the sun is directly over our heads, but
until yesterday the heat by no means
oppressive; nightsoool and refreshing.
Sunday, May 22--we marched be-
fore hating here late the other eve
ming up to q little town on hill on
the east, called Centreville, which had
before been sacked by some Of our
forces. We thought we had seen ar
mics and some Of the resources of
Uncle Sam before coming to Georgia,
but while marching from Buzzard' S
Roost down through Snake Creek Gap
we found that all our former knowl-
edge on the subject, sank into insight
ficance, our own experience in battle
the same until the one opened in
which we We're engaged. This will be
hot day, we sent our baggage back
again for storage, and tomorrow go
out in fighting trim for 20 days. We
now have chaplain, Rev. Mr.. SHAW,
who built the Methodist Church in
your city, he has already won the es-
teen of the regiment by his hard
work in the hospital. We expect
worship to-day. Yours,
w. A. L.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-01

bon of our revolution, IS re-
eted here.
ormy times like these, amid
with which an unsurpassed
n enviIpns us, his weRli. haye
rash hand which had hastily
motion for another pnrlpse
20 suppression>of tho fobellibn,
chinory of justice; who had in
against the disloyalty OF rulcrs
1ribution and redresses of the
|The danger Of such a conflict
pr passed, that not even a Pres
|ould now plead national safety
excuse for refusing TO do justice
NIT to judgment.
no citizen who regards his du-
ould ever hesitate at the last to
, lawless deeds with legal reme-
The law may break down. 1t
len disclose TO n watehful peo-
0 point of greatest Danger
may fail, judges may be intim-
by threats or bribed by the al
Mt Of power, and those who have
10 execute the laws may shrink
he fulfilment of their oaths.-
zen Congress may SIT silent and
atch the perishing liberties of
ople whom they represent, but
.nnot deter him who, in defend
5 rights is determined TO do his
duty, and to whom it is compe-
last to commit the ISSUE to
over, omniponent and inscruta-
no presides in events and sways
stinics of nations and the hearts
D. MANT0N MARBLE.
' York, May %, 1864.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-01
INCARCERATION.

At n recent session of the State
Congregational Association at Detroit
tho following preamble and resolutions
were adopted:
There's, There are distinctions OF
color found in our State constitution
and laws, contrary to the true princi-
pies of free government; therefore
Rcsoirea, That such distinctions are
olious and offensive to the one God
who is the Father and Maker of us all,
contrary to his Gospel, exposing us to
Ills judgments, and should be ex-
plunged.
The distinctions referred to are,
(among others, pcrhaps,) the follow
ing, to DO founl in I'd Comp Laws,
of Mich, p. $50, S3,2O0:
''No white-pcrson shall intermarry
with a negro" And page
053, S.S,222, "All marriages between
"a white person andn negro, shall il
50 solemnized within this State, bc
absolutely void" Comment is nccd-
less.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-01
THE WORLDS ADDRESS.

We call special attention to the adj
irable address of MANToN MARBLE,
fditor of the N. Y. World to Presi-
ent LINCOLN, published in this issue.
needs no explanation, the facts are
|lainly and fairly' stated, the issue
pertinently and logically presented. =
10 arrogant and haclSnied denuncia-
ion bya Subsidized press can detract
rom the immense importance of that
Issue, no sickining pettifogging as to
who Mr.. Marble, Mr.. Howard, or even
|who or what his Excellency President
Iincoln is, can or should divert the
attention of the people from the
magnitude of this outrage, or that
greater peril involved in an acquies-
cence in the right of the Executive or
his minions to do any act not fully in
accordance with the laws by which the
nation, as himself, is or should be gov
erned. 1t matters little whether des-
potic power is continually and persist
emily exercised or only used spasmod-
ically, according to the caprice of him
who claims to govern by virtue of au-
tbority not TO be found in the consti-
futon or laws; the result is the same;
and it is against this unwarranted as
sumption of a power nowhere guar
anteed, but brought particularly into
notice by this latest act Of petty tyran-
ny, that the people must; if they would
preserve even vestige of liberty, set
their faces with the iron determination
never to manifest even the semblance
of yielding or trucking subscrviency.
Ours is a government of laws and
not of men, and while it is the duty Of
evory citizen to obey those laws under
all circumstances, it is equally his duty
and privilege to criticise freely and
fearlessly the acts of those whose pro-
vince it is to see them duly. executed
and to resist every attempt on their
part to assume and exercise powers
not therein specifically granted. This
resistance should be made decently
and in ORDER" through the proper tri-
bunals of the judiciary, and to this
tribunal we hope to see this case Of the
World and JOwnalcf Commerce brought
without delay.