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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05
NEW-IEIssEY ITEMS.

SERIOUS AFFRiY AND STADBISG.-About 10
o'clock Sunday night considerable excitement was
caused ia tie First Ward Hoboken by repeated cries
Of murder police &c. proceeding from grocery sor
corner Of Garden and Newark slreets Capt Monk and
Oncer Kins proceeded 10 the pace and found general
fight IN progress between ten men. some @! WHOM were
using knives and other weapons. Tie officers arrested
james kceney, Patrick honney. James Gillian and
Patrick Miha Yesterday the prisoners were IafeA De.
fore JuG.c Pope when Charles Wehie and Herman
Sci1idt appeared As witnesses against them. They
stated that prisoners into the house drunk and
making considerable rose, were pat out. Tie two
Keeneys then forced open The door and attacked Wc
with hives and stabbed him in The arm and then stabbed
Schmidt IA the Ace. He hands were yoIy badly cat ia
defending himself The prisoners were Held FOR ylaL
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Pu.seupers Smiled,

In gcInlhip Co,sed, for Hgra.I and frfl1u-N!'s
=. g. Ciotou. Ns t,n ba.tol. Mr I a. bsIto W. Mos
olnurd 4. Rlii" Geo. johns o. l. Bailey J. Brow. n
Judah 4 brraonsky. J. r. Cai =. r. N4cuinfra, l.. IL
Nc.0, .. H. art, Mr. ard M Nlrd N'Alis'rr, thfsa
caies.n and reFsau' ~. " Bailey Jeha Boyd ,sp' bis
u 9roT hr e. CutbDeIt, ~. Dawhns. \. u. Smith. Ihos.
p. l. \ Do.i1g j. T. Wright Robert llsrtso y On" ?,
" a. Knight. Nm. Carr, ". ~ Warren AT. and Nr.; H. D.
Ne.d Mic. Henry j. sc1Iler nd .yant Dir. VII :.
gr. a. III nd .,ryau' John Dillon. F. a. Brown, Mn :.
Brown sod child. Mm. tafs M and Me- - H. Hart, Misc
NafE,u. Mics -trrthwsc, trS down, }. Milton cnii
aud 500, H. Rose. Jas. T. Lafsins, James lyuch, n. y"
kog;h, 4. fcrnnn Geo Weinston, A. sina' " - 40 8
Mr. and slrs. James h fi'd AMOS lumey. Horny
fst.rnon, = md w. Malone Peter hobbms Iur e. jro.
bEiar Peter iaque Ed~ .rd bush, James Merlin Tnola'
-LLL..n.
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ssIIpPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK.
.,tur a.

na4fr-itaAtic. Oj,N. Qace. town G,An1n = Hla,
flsa Morrison. Nr1s r'y Barb doc.
ptss-- Auas, Do~ris. -, jahBf y. +. II. :. Eouth
saas. Arao,a. Lln1s,y, A-pn'Ta ni-csl ST., asd'
A .nI..ti.
sr. o.arn-NasengcG, Ifll Jtcme'. II. Becker Go
Cnarfi.u Jones A.girwsl. D. Is. Aleu-; Mount Hops.
hr1.s'rn. St.cn a. =. brown 4 Co.. y. beTly .l-,
Nnck and. d. Gen. Marion. Pratt. Ncw as'a y, br.sf
born h,ira-n santa Martha sonel %. stil H.. aifi
Etir. Cons. se 80 Leland, - hsosef Feif!, N-'-
uaft1.
,,,-l.er--s o., din Ren.havs, " ashingtou.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05
COURT ChLTNDiR-Tnrs DAY.

SUPREME COURT-Circuit.--Part I.-Oyer and
Terin,r Part IlNos DIS ol5, Co., Gil, sla 6l, @Gl SO
42J $50 83a, 5s3 lGl, G5, III e5 5.S 6l. ssi, ll&
SUPREaE COUBI-Special Tern.-Ad our!cd IN.
I'll " ccnesdoy, RI ~ o'clock 4. m.
SUryEloR CoURT.-Part Mos. 2,2G, $3.50,
64 2I6 2S4i 2kt 226 2l7e 22so lsl 900 1852 2i 1885,
l3s. Part lI-Sos. c9J 2gjl 1853 2e1 1851 2gsl lG4I
1855 1851 Ji03, 3l25, }II7. 22;5 22i7 $40.
Court or COMMON PITAs-part Mos. Is, 2J7,
49, lS 2l3 49, 20 ag no ~ 2s1 "a 2oo 3g. Part IL.
Nos 100 2G1 26 2o9 "a ~ 2;9 "a 25, 27c, a. 2.S.
2!s 20. 28i.
BROOKLYN Gay COURT, Tuesday, Jan. 5.--Nos.
o. 2s 49, 30 81, 81 81 49, 80. 81, 80 10 a. ~, 49, a. &C. a..
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Passengers Arrived

IA s'sa~sip Htiss,'oae from o.,afs-col Record
Col t.spseT. Lieut.. Hart J. Ard.rs0l i.si a a A-'.-~.
Lieut. SCOTT
apt Nanderofry, Liert Book. Lieut. nsdlua ibfsIsr ~
llpffrhtsl. Lcut. Wei Lieut.. y. touncr, MI oJoeaiD
Nr Fi.l.Iiunior.. Mf. Chipmen, Nr Patterson.
FROM Kny N-,'-R. NJ. Wiz Cha. Il. Pese, IT, :. ",
4. ~ uonl a. ;. -, Lieut.. steer, Geo. Bennett u D
y, a II. Eo,.is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05

Love, CouRTSuP, AND MARRIAGE.
nom to love AID 90 be Loved. Gi4,4ke Unhappy Mar
RACES The Remedy, Love-ssns In the hce Seer'' q
beauty. A Won.Ano txPerlence Falling ~ Love. To
improve the COMPREHENSIVE ILLUSTRATE Portraits
in Jan Double 30 pHRgsoLodio.L JOURNAL Tie hr' q
anew vol Ony Is 80, o. ~ wear. fowLgll4 WE'LL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05
COURT OF GESFRAL SFssiONs--JAs. f.-B..orc
Recofd-f IIUrYaAN.

The following pentlemch compose the Grand
Jury fuI ths ensuing Term:
Oliver :. Strong fof,r4ui Gordon w. Bafnlsm, John
Bsbccch GeTshon H. Couen David Close, Samuel n. Cor
neil, 8.ae \ Deluai An X. Fly, fInnc.s Endicou
Nathan {. Ely Chsres Il. H0.wc, ND fahout. Josepr ~
suou. Robert srutkers ho4wcl S.kce anti ny SIy
der James Ven Ben-c ioten, John Brooks
John Sullivan pleaded gu,yto liter In the for,hr
gree h. having car,ed oebh OF Patrick Rec. Tie ION
November las' by beating i1 TIE head wit. hoe
csqiins yn olne brdc. Reinandod ioI sentence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05
Market. ,a,,oLl, nsroA,,o:rop 1rr y. y Trracsr

lioAnAsf jlii. D. no
Asirf~e n,iAei reoans qui,, bs tho supply :. isht
mi rrcra t ~ y" ~ iof l"fl ana ~ 30 ioi
,oGIOS--A good steady nqpily still rrcyai. and phcc.
fsIaaIed We hei a sacs oi aono 100 bales, ga a
basis 81 al aG4c.
COZ ftE-1hs r,se f,F III kinda sns quiet, but .,
about iVef ics. The stock ol ito In nIsi hnds Is 1900
bgc'. 49,
Hour AND ,iEii--The market for Wcsefn and state
toar I aud closes quite heavy and nrguir buyers ere
TUNED pane 4ud dt come concession, which sono
ohi-Is sr- not g yield and hrno. the rausaci0ns
lced. Tie better .sdos t'-o quie but ste,y.
.if 40 dbl. y, goa 80 10 ior Supeih. stae,
$50 Extra state y, I"o ~ 81 for Fancy STATE,
20 $50 ri 20 10. al" low grades % estrrn Fsta r frG 81
Ehppn. Ohothc ALTER extreme rate, .1" ~ 20
for nd. and f,ny brands, and o3a Ion 81 Loo ~.
tss Canadian Flour -;oidy and Ia iir reqics SALE, of
"a bbs 81 500 80 ~ of tbs osc grades o sa and
t.a ~ 80 to- TIsd i faniy E,Iru' solon fieul l.
loss active, bat the ,rkt IL i s.cs oitin bbs AZ ~ IVA
81 or u'r-l 10 good SIperno Extra Country sud f1tnor
and xs luaI0 u los Tns sud tsIny brands Rye Flour j.
rather gst ~, dm err sales o 100 bDl, " F3'SG 80 d.
Com Ncll l. dull bit tt idJ ut pr'vious rites. -
GKAhJhr Whoa, msfketi. moro sc'ive in prtior Mill
Lz bit cbiey Tor port ani With little % Icc- prices
nre lrm ss r. ~, bus and caast OF 800 bush ~.
Il bu.b. Miw sukrr tlub a., ~ ga 50 81 goo bush
Arb, do - 3ro ~ a2 and {, op bI1h Red West
Al 5Idsi 70 the later erirrne. Amber Western
IL held n = ts0 :. g. Barley nnd Farley Nj u rrnrin
quiet bu tbe!o sro deposition t. sales nc n nl
Oats op,c dun end heavy ard closed or .ao, Of
canadian ., orc State at siamc ON tho Piers " atJc
aoei and Western - Nc n0oa Rye 10 sii quiet hI
aonc, ha' nominal ~ pr+l ~. Cora opened dull and
co.cd cent lower bat without stimulating tho demand
sales 30 6o0 bush, lt ~ 2ra+ ~ for We.tem mixed in
storsj 81 28 for yellow Delaware and VI z4dfl ~ TO
new Yellow jersey.
HOPS without yerticnlar changes desirable grades are
scarce aud wanted NJ t0dl lot to f sound "a
ace 10 sT 10 sood !G1e. i've good 10 Prime snd SV~1|s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05

FOR IRsSRSsEE.-Oyer 500 mechanics passed
tlrors sIcsscy Cy yesterday On their way 20 IoLAca
see 10 enter tie service # the Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05

syem@ q" yeas burned 10 death g Nc, CO. CO. ,t nr
prn,, "n Sunday night by his c'otlas tarihs III.
" M .s,rbcoted steve INC parents were absent AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05
DYSPEPSIA,

y
DISEASES RESULTING FROM
DISORDERS OF THE LIVER
DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
arc euredby
uoOFLANDs
GERMAN BITTERa
The great Strengthening
TONIC, =.
Thss, Bi.,e,s have performed more Carssi
Baye and do give better sassact!on
Have testimony! .,
Have mora respectable people to voach FOR ts.nI
Than any other article In the marle.
We iefy any one to ;contrsdict this uses.sec.
AND WILL PAY sI,No
To my TIA. viii proance Certificate ,pub, b, a.
that Is not Genuine.
HOOFLAND's GERMAN BIrTERs,
VIII cure every case Of
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DsHAsEs
OF THE KIDNEYS, AND DISEASES
ARISING FROM A DIsOR-
DERED STOMACH.
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS,
RESULTING PROM DISORDERS THE DregerIvs ORGAN;
Conrpa,ion Inward Piles Fauess Of Blood 10 tie Head
Aciiny Of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust
Il. Food, Fllness OF Weight in the stomach,
Sour Eruc,s.ions, Sinking or Flater
ing q the III. OF the stomach,
Swimming OF the Head,
Hurried end
Difficult Br athing
fntterng at tie Heart,
Choking or suaoca,.ng Sensations whes
in lying posture Dnness Q.
Vision, Dots or
Webs before tie Sight.
Fsye. and Dali Pain ia the Head,
Deficiency Of Precipitation, Yellownesso Of
tie ssn and Eyes, Pain in The Side, Baes, Chez,
LIMBS, C..s sudden il't
Cops'an. Inas uings Of Evil and Gree. Depression q 'da
REMEMBER,
THAT THrs BiTTERs Is
not ALCOHOLIC,
COHTAINs 40 RUM OR WHISKY,
AND CAST MAKE DRrsX.RDs,
Is THE BEST TONIC
IN THE WORLD.
READ " M SAYS
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Ilcre;t,fS OF Prsdusr.

J.y4 IA $50 bbls Flour 80 ots Whisky. $40 bbl,
Corn Meal 200 bas. do 81 pigs Lard, 2J4 do Butter
400 d, froyons 100 DO. Petroleum, 0iD Dressed hos
--.~~-rxuw-.-y>~-y->
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05
OpsEouigs OF ARCHBISHOP HUeHEs.-Th

s,raDgemeu,s for the funeral o. tie sie Archbishop
Hnghes have been partially completed and the
Steequies viii be held with ell tie ponp and ceremony
due To the ecclesiastical position Of the deceased This
morning the body of the Archbishop will be removed 70
st. Patrcks Cathedral where it viii lie in state until
Thursday morning when tie funeral services VIII take
place A Committee OF tie Common Council appointed
10 make preliminary arrangements Coz the obeqges on
behalf o: the City Government visited tao residence OF
the late Preate yesterday afternoon and were received
by Stars who informed them that pew
in st. Patrick Cathedral would be reserved for the
members Of the Common Council during the requiem in
the Church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05

Os TURLoUGH.-About eighty Of tie n
NewJeIsey Regiment who have re-enl.sled. arrived
jcis'! III. yesterday OF q short iuriIugh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05

NiNiArUHE stN,N1c.
Son es 7es fefs........ 80 MCon-hisss.... 3.2I
Hcn WArrK Tnis nsG
@.ndy Hoas. Gov ssli... "a iisl Cate.-.. 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05
LAW iNTELIEGENCE.

COURT OF OYER AND TERNlSER-JAy 4-Bef.rc
Jnsil.c LEOSLHD.
oPKSiSC OF 1flE TERM-IRiAI FOR HuBDER
The Jouuary term was opened this morning with
he n.asl lfe aaons snl Mr. stewart A.ista4. District
Attorney, moved On The ira Of
Tho feoplss. Francis Fi'zru'rct
Tho PHO. indicted by IN. Or nd frry fr A ta,
Bridget Glfoy, lit'i. gifi IN Peri street iis spng
M Author appeared f0r tie used and tn Ceu va. .
pied sl tie morning IN obtaining iury.
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Smiled.

ship-Ioua. parlS-Annad Bis-simcos
Steamer A.iolc. -
jin a-stcainsnip.-stir OF the soe,b, Corsica 10
h.u.r
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crwv tTETs.

CpsmAr OrIRA.-i.er Arschrh announces
tlas he win rocommeEee at the Academy Oh "eoh''
day evening. sec advertisement.
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EteiOW,

Ship Johan lr,em J. Martha fou. Rotterdam l'urposed)
bar. ksiuYa tNr.l, rom -
Bar MsTy, b.nilsy, ron Port Royal.
Br. Leonagd, Berry, lson -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05

Bulls HEAD. Monday, Jan. 4.-Tho frst
market Of 1894 opened this morning with very bright
prospects for dfoyers Beef cattle selling from lali
. cent to cent pound higher than last week and
oil that OF deeenty fair quality arc rated at I0c
q and over upon the estimated net weight, seller sink
Ing ofal The range Of prices is fiom 10 l3c. y 10
oct but ct the lowest rate none but the very aeanss;
sort Of scallswags win be sold and but few at that
The bulk Of the stock sells at l0al2c y ID. and
droves Of choice steers Will average ~ cents and the
whole the market is higher than any day in the past
year. The number sale at the opening did not
coed 1900 head which gave tho yards "a unusual
empty appearance and gave ali the early corners an idea
Of scarcity and tended 10 enhance prices. The Albany
trains the Harlem rood were detained til afternoon
and part Of the local stock by accident Chap
qua by which FIVE Of the local train we're thrown
6n by broken rail After the arrival Of these trains
the market not much excited IL was in the
morning, but prices Odd net give way materially, the
sslesmen were satisfied that there could BE-
1900 head yarded today and tomorrow. though for
awhile after dinner the trade was very slow and duh
The weather to-day shows great contrast to last
Monday Then was rain and mud al Gay; row II IL
HroJitc. The condition Of the weather would affect
tke market half cent pound with the same number
Of cattle on sale. With not over 1900 in market in
erch weather this II ~ matter of certainty that the
price Lsnst RISE for the supply IL too light for tie de-
nsnd The sversse weekly saPlg at these y@Ia' for
whole civ over 900 head The number sold at other
plaoeS th past wcek has been smaller than usual For
Nc demand fOr tre army tils week ~ DPht
ne 81 vii n, exceed 100 head but these orc the very
heat One Il Of 20 Ohio Durhans were taken at e!Oz
Chicb Hessrs Starr and Reed estimate a. I2c y
n net Their purchases last year were about 10000
bead. The Hoo market IL also excited The weather
~ sna 1ia :, NJ I've Weight The Sheep market TOO Is
reinr M as the n,er, vry goes down Prices Of good
bsrn that viii n, vrage 100 N live weight, are 7.c
o., o1se ,Ia' "ir ans Nty sold at &C. There was
~ nn,v i; sIY,b stre IT, bat the demand was equal
\ The sppIy. Fni partic. Vars tomorrow.
u,,..,, ro TN Upward LeOff, child Il
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bort tl)ar0cns' Notice.
STATE oY NEw.YoRy,
PoRr.WsRprss' OsrIcE, No. iot Will.st. )


PoRr.WsRprss' OFFICE No i0t Walst
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance wisil
.ocion OF the act passed Apr? 1914 entitled An Act 70
Rsogaas. tho Nsrjen, Once OF the Port of Newl 4, 10
all uerrons Interested In having charge oI tbs snbrc.
mailer Of such inquiry examination OF survey that III. io
loving ,esseis now under examination by the PotWag
,rs AID sa the said surveys examinations VIII he cou
ps,d wiin ten days neA. succeeding u'ss notice Oh ooAd
aid vessels: a.
Steamship PcTsis. Jersey 1hy.
ship tniN' fsf 't 70 T. ~
Ship Andmilan ........m........fier No. ~ T.. H.
Bark Thomas IerIy.... :....... reids
Harh Nuli1. r. "
Bah EAc.iplaf. ......ss..'..'. i .'r rpvh.
Barb Nthnta.... fltf NO 81 ~ "
Brfa Tempest. ....fi,r No W T. H.
Brs Los Amigos. .s......s'ss... .i.uNovltos.
b.ig Caroline. Tier No - r.. u
Big MiEta..s $50. ne tutients
Lfis lsoa...............N0 0Irun Noblnsons
Big kctic,kr.. .'AtlAhlc potA'
,chi triumph. .s'.'''''''''s.s.''. ''t'a'i
Schr. Nimfod. Atlantic Dock
Schr. storm Nymuh... l.udovitos.
Sehr. brand wlne. .........,... Pier No. IS r. r.
Scbr. Emanuel. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DE Forests.
G. II. BRAMllALL President.
Auoe uIpAJxAy etcIsayy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05

COURT OF COMMON PLkkS-C BANByks--JAK. A.
Before judge DAILY.
DECISION
Roster ast. Tie Mayor, &c.--Csse settled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05

Elise Aiihop sgt. James Lynch.-Motion denied
wi hou; cost, Iaieis bic. Opinion with Special Tern
CLERK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05
D READ WHO SAYS so /.

Ff9m he Rev. levi @. Beck Pastor Of the Bspt flsb
Pembersoa, n. j.. formerly 9th. North Bsptis.
Church fniai.Phs
lave known Hooasnds German Bitiers svoraby for =
number Of wears. hive used them in my family, ard
been p.asfsd with their elects THAT iaaicd
recommend them many others and know that They hav
opara,ed afrsy beneficial take gres riess-
no In thg puboly rjciun. this TACT and calling tie asn
Of those afflicted with diseases which .sy
recommended, 10 these BesAno~lng ifom experience
th,t my r,conu.cniaton win b. sls:sinsi 30 tbs
cieeriay Ho0lauds Bliers Intended b.1etl bs
afflicted, sai IL not run drink
Yours truly, LEVI q. BECK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05

.sea,. that we're inactive and alinos wholly uha'"1"'
md ye, wh @ ,ory brief resrie u resumed fJi'''''
ard hos since tgon rapidly adding TO 10 'uuoA. r'
sosrces The ability Of NJ. Claim IS more hant -
spch IA 10 warrant ts belief .e honee N TIC a'e
vi, repeat tie siccsss,. o, tnc past.
The following il comparative statemcn; cl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05

EIGHTH WARD PIONEER CLAY CLUB.-At
the twenty .fhh annual meeting Of this Club OF lie
apoo Rooms on Saturday evening. tic ed Of Jaru.
sr following officers we're elected or the ,eoi
President, Andrew Bleakley; First VieePresideni,
Jobn j. Sicocks and eleven others. for each dis
srct in the ward; Treasurer John T. Miller Secreta.
ries, Charles y. Gildersleeve ard VIII. Chaplin The
annual reunion Of the Association will he held at The
Apollo Rooms Feb. IL. 1854. This Club is sasainel
BY the subscriptions Of members.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05

SwIyDLISG VOLUNTEERS. -Tes imony III Tel9'
tion the swidiDg Of recruits Is coming in from al
parts Of the county. Two coOted perfOns called al
THE TRrBUs office yesterday accredited by the Super
vsors Of their county, and stated that fourteen men,
eight white and Elk colored. were induced to leave
Southampton. Long Island by runncrs WHO hired then
TO- six months tealnster between Washington and
Alexandria. They are now on Rikers Island. and mos
Of them have not received cent Of bounty. coorct
cereyInan's son in Brooklyn WAS engaged as gentle
mans servant at high salary, ana was taken 10 Ri
kers Island whence Lis release obtained only by
furnishing Substitute. Swindlng runners scour
ing the whole country aud those who read should eau
ton those who do lot against them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05

REMEMBER,
THAT THls BiTTERs Is
NOT ALCOHOL Lie,
COHFAINs 40 RUM OR WHISKY,
AND GAIT MAKE DRrsKsRDs,
But
IS THE BEST TONIC
~ THE WORLD.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-07-23
Missouri.

II ever a country was "cursed with
a curse" that country is Missouri. All
the horrors Of border Ruffianism are
visited upon her with teu-fold increase
and her own citizens are the chosen IN
s,rumen.s of Divine justice to intlic!
the punishment.
As We read the numerous accounts
OF murders, robberies and rapine. and
remember that seven. eight and nine
years ago thus State sent out its hordes
of drunken vagabonds TO burn. plunder
and murder in Kansas. We can but see
that Retribution has been meted out to
her.
And it is much the same with the
entire South. Will the copperheads OF
of the North. tie miserable sympa'his-
ers with the Border Ruffians Of Sc,
share in their cal,mities ? We shud-
der at the contemplation Of the possi-
bili,y of such scenes in the North; and
yet the copperheads may precipi'ate up
on themselves the punishment their trea'
son merits. Heaven save the land from
other scenes like those in Missouri.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-07-23
9ei, Aarertiseuteuts.
Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.

By virtue Of an order OF Sale by the Probate
Court Of Jefferson County. Kansas. made on the
5ih day'ot July. A. D. 1864, |, the undersigned
Administrators Of the estate Oi w. II. Whitsett,
deceased late Of said county, will sell ut public
village Of OskolO0sa in said Comfy, On Non
day, August sth, 1864, at 10 o'clock, A. n
Of that day. the following described real e,tste
situnte, lying and being in the County 1t Jefier.
son. State OF Kansas, to wit Lot number nine
to) in Block number three t3l in the village OF
Oskaloosa, Us described in the orig. nal plan and
survey Of sid village. SAID premises 10 b. sold
a the property Of the estate Of w. II, Whtsett.
deceased and 10 pay the debts Of said estate,
1HRNs, Cash or its equi. ulent.
WIN T. NORMAN.
Admir- OF the Estate Of w. II. Viii set. decd.
July Is, 1854. 2O2-iw
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The same paper tells Of "A driver Of .
team who endeavored TO jump on he
tongue of bis wagon. lost his bslance.
and was thrown under the wheel, which
passed over the right side Of his face
breaking the jaw bone in three pieces.
and dislocating the shoulder Strange
10 say he is doing we'll and likely 70 re-
cover.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-07-23
Notice in Partition.
STATE OF KANSAS, J SIS.
COUNTY OF JsFYRRsON, ~

sdT,TE SdArE OF OF 1.alnsls. KANSAS, Iss.
In re Pfoba;e Court Of the said
County Of jefferson.
Noah Faub:cu, Ole Ot ,he heir5 st law OF John
Faubion. late ct sid County Of jefferson, de-
c, ased resident OF the State Of Missouri, and all
Other persons interested in the estate OF the said
Jehn Faubion, deceased, will take notice, that
Oh the tenth day Of August, A. d. 1854. at tho
Office If the Probate Judge, in the town Of 0ka-
loO,a in the said County, The Judge OF the Pro-
bate Court Of said County will appoint Referees
to make admeaeurement Of the real estate, lands
and tenements Of John Faubion, deceased, lying
and being in the County Of Jefferson, State Of
kansas. to wit: One uact OF t10) forty aene',
commencing at the south west corner Of the
porth-eas, * quarter Of section (22) twenty-
two, township { o. nine range tl9) nineteen, Del
aware Trusi Lands in said County, running
thence north tsl 40 ninety ono and four.sev
enths rods, thence east (70) seventy rods, thence
south (91 40 ninety -ooe and four sessnts rods,
thence vest (7Ol seventy rods to the place u be-
ginning; One tract containing N0) forty acres
more or less, the same being the south east C1<)
quSIier Of the northeast ~ quarter Of section
t2s) twenty eight, township o. Of range (lSl
nineteen, Delaware Trust Lands in said County;
and TO ret of 10 Margaret Faubion, the widow
Of the said John Faubion. the oue-ha!f in value
of the sam~, to include tfe dwelling house and
its attendant out buildings, and to marx "H the
said portion by netes and bounds, ard 10 make
report Of their proceedings the first day Of the
next regular term Of said Court, to be begun and
holden on Monday the Sd day OF October, A. D.
1864. MARGARET FAUBlON.
BY ]. II. BENNETT, her Attorney.
Oskaloosa, he, July 6. 1864. POI 4w