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GARIRALpi's FIRST BArrLB.-The goeiette-
Scand PiRa-remaincd all night in the situation
where she had reposed the previous day. Two
barques appeared from the Monte Vdeo side
which Garbaldi persisted in supposing 10 be
friendly until the red flag had been dsplAyei
This circumstance caused him TO set sail yet still
he waited for them. Escape was easy, a fatal
confidence blinded him, while the vigilance of
genius still kept him on the alert. While In
those opposing states Of mind one of the vessels
neared the Roclette. Our Captain ordered tho
arms upon deck, and the men 20 their uarters
Only three sailors could be seen on board the
ba'que. As soon as 1t approached near enough
the deck was at once covered with enemies, who
fired into the goelette. Garibaldi resOrted TO
tactics such as an experienced sailor would in such
case assume; but the ship did not obey
the helmsman, flOrentino n gallant Italian,
fell dead from musket ball. Meantime,
the ship being we'll manned, fastened itself TO
tho gOeleite, In order 20 board and the crew
began 20 mount. Shot and cutlass disposed OF
the intruders swiftly and gallantly, Glribaldfs
sword cl lNaving its desperate way foremost and
truest. He then seized the helm, by which
Florentino lay corpse. At that moment bull
let struck him between the ear and the carotid
artery, passing 10 the back of his neck. He fell
seHseless on the deck. The negroes whom he
had liberated, and other sailors with them, hid
in the lower parts Of the ship, leaving the COMBAT
to the Italians alone. Those who most valiantly
fought were Maurice Gdribaldi and one Louis
Carniglia, the pilot. The enemy, intimidated by
the loss of life among his crew, and the intrepid
resistance offered, showed off.
Thus our hero fought his first battle, won his
first victory, received his first wound. As at
Aspramonte, his last conflict, he is chief aud
amongst the first to fall; as then, his heroic
conduct won all who could see how noDly he
dared and did.
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THE BOURTIEs WILL BE AZ FoLLoWs.-
CITY hounty.... SPp
uhted states Bounty .................... 100
ray tot one lS7
Making cash total of (sr year, ........... tS97
Rssdrs clothing furnished By the UasOd
Htate5 Government.
Recruits will mustered received and seat
to camp singiy or in squads.
Citizens liable to draft and desrous either OF vslunteer-
ing procuring substitutes, viii md In ths Regmsol
every indueement enter the service.
Members Of the League furnishing substitutes are
especially requested TO send III, IN this Regment
Tho attention Of Ward Committees Il particularly eansd
IN this organization
]. X. FRY, Chairman.
NJ. FELTON,, (e0r TrOtt,
j. fdt ThumsOH. Charles uupln.
ElleTsiio Wallace, NJ. H., Henry G. Lea,
james l.. Ciaghoru, james II, Orno
uOrNce Binney, Jr,, Joseph r. Tobias,
hOIon MCh ohRo', N. u, Browne
j. l. Clark H.ro, Charles \, smith,
t.eOrpe CrOsman, EE'a Dyer, 81. D.,
WIND Lewis. Wan. ~ Tighnan
George Whitney, q Fell
Andrew Wheeler, c. Maoeuen. AU3-ISt
A. BOUNTY FOR MARINES. WANTED
q for the United States Marine Corps able bodied men
y and board United states shiPs-oi-wRr foreign
stations,
BOUNIYi also, ALL THE LOCAL BoUNTlES PAID
upon enlistment.
Marines receive Prize Money.
For an further Information apply at the Recruiting
30, 81 S. FRONT Street, below Spruce Street,
O. @. McCAwLEY,
En5-u Major and Recruiting Ofioss.
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Provost NIar~hal's Notice.
HlAD QUaRrERs. PRovosr MARSHAL, ]
NoRTHERs DISTRICT OF KANSAS,


Leavenworth City, Nov. 25, 1863.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby givSn, that any
l. person enrolled in any sub district of tine
Northern District of Kansas, may appeas before
the Board of Enrolment OF said District, at the
Headquarters of the Provost Marshal, No. 60
Delaware Street, Cup stairs,). Leavennotth
City, until the -..re-
Goth Day of December, 1863,
and claim to have his name stricken off the
list, IL he can show, to the satisfaction of the
Board, that be ia not. and will not be, at the
time fixed for the next draft, ia 1uary 5, 1864,
liable to military duty, on account of-ist,
Afienaqe; %, Non Residence; Sd, Unsuiis6le
ness Of Age; 4th, Manifesf Permanent Physical
Disdbilhy. |
Persons who may be cognisant of any other
pe rsons liable to military cutv, uhose mes
do got aprear on the Enrolment list. are re-
oue.ted to notify the Board of Enrolment. VI M
will til ereupon direct the enrolling officer o.
the sub district in which the persons reside, 10
ascertain the facts and enrol the persons re
oorted, il they are. found sub ect to enrolment
These may also appear and claim to be sirick.
en- of the list, the same as if they had beer
originally enrolled.
JAMES McCAHON,
Captain and Provost Marshal.
Dee. 3-3wI President of the Board.
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MARRIAGE.

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MARRIAGE GUIDE by WIN. YOUNG, NJ.
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marriage, and every man who desires to limit
the number of their offspring to their circum-
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tai to youth, maturity and old age, is fully e1-
planned; every p:.-ticle of knowledge that should
&c known is here given. Itis fu.! OF ensrayings;
in fact it discloses secrets that every one
know: still il is Q book that must be looked up.
and not lie about the house. 1t will be sent to
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YOUNG, No. 4l6 SPRUCE Street, above
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Notice.
In Probate Court, in the matter Of the Es.
l. tate of Henry Ulsh, deceased.

TN Probate Court, in the matter of the Es.
L tate of Henry Ulsh, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition OF JAIME
Moore, Administrator of said decea: ed ,settin
forth the amount of personal estate that re
mains in his hands, and the amount of debts
outstanding against said deceased, and a de-
scription of all the real estate of which said
deceased died seized, to wit: l6 acres Of land
upon Rush Island, formerly used as home
stead by the deceased, to wit: in. the south
east quarter of section II, township 2, of range
10; also. the north-west fractional quarter of
section Is, township 2, of range 10, in Doni-
phan County, and praying that an order of IL
cense be to INN granted to sell the whole or
so much of said real estate as shall be nccessa-
~ to pay said debts, and it is necessary, in or
der to pay the same, to sell the whole or part
of said real estate: 1t is therefore ordered that
all persons interested in said real estate, ap-
pear before the Judge of the Probate Court of
Doniphan County, and State of Kansas, on TIE
LIST day of February, A. D. 1864, then and there
to show cause, if any there shall be, why ap
order of license 70 sell said lar3s, according TO
the prayer of said petition. shall not ye grants
JAMES B. MAYNARD,
Judge Of Probate Court.
December 3, Is63-7w. Prs fee, $i2.
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OUR TERMS FOR 1864.

Our Terms remain unchanged. Our old
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To Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- the Great Nemaha Agency Office, rntil
January 9th, 1864, for furnishing and deliver
ing at this Agency,
is Satinet Sack Goats, Boys Sizes Of
No l, 3 of No. 2, S of No. 3, 4 Of No. T.
90 pairs of Satinet Pants, Boys Sizes
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l2Vests, (Tweed,) Boys sizes-2 of No. /,
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Bidders will be required TO furnish samples
of the material the clothing il to be manufac-
tured from. The right is reserved to increase
or diminish the amount of any or all articles
No bid binding on the United States, until ap-
moved nv the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs.
Great Nemaha Agency. December y, 1868.
r,-I IIla=.a JOHN A. BURBANK,
United States Indian Agent.
December "a, ls63-3w.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

=, n;,sbIed Soldiers, Seamen and Ma.
rin.,, and widows or other Heirs OF
,bo,e who have Died or been Killed
in the Service.
CHAS. C. TUCKER,
I..sru.y for Claimants, Bounty Land and
Pension Agent, i.
WASHINGTON CITY, D. c. -.
TENSIONS procured for Soldiers, -Ssamen
[ and Marines Of the present war, who are
ai,,bled BY reason Of wounds received or dis
ease contracted while in service; and Pensions,
Bounty Money and arrears of Pay obtained for
.idoss or or other heirs of those who have died
" been killed while in service. -
Bounty Land procured for services in any of
he other wars. CHAS. c. TUCKER,
Gov Z. Stiff. Washington, ID. Z
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Proclamation by the sheriff
SHERlFF'S OFFICE.
Tsof, DosIrHls CouSrr, KAS.is.

WHEREAS. A Proclamation has been To-
w sued by the Governor OF the State Of
Kansas, proclaiminS that on the third Gay u
November next, there shah be chosen By bal-
lot, according to the Law governing General
Elections, q Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court of the State oi Kansas, to fill the vacsn-'
CIV occasioEed by the esienstion Of the Hon..
Thomas Esihg, Jr., and to servo for the re-
mainder of the une1pired term;
And whereas, the Law provides for the elee-
ton of certain County officers, on the inst
Tuesday succeeding the first Monday in No.
vember; .. F.. %.
Now. therefore, notice is hereby given; tha4
an election will be held at the sc, ersl voting
precincts in Doniphan County, on Tuesday the
third day o; November next, 1T which the fol.
lowing officers are to be elected: A Chief JUS
,ice Of the Supreme Court of the State of Kan
sas. one Sheriff, three County Commissioners,
one Comfy Clerk, one Recorder Of Deeds, one
County Treasurer, ore County Surveyor, one
County Assessor, and one Coroner. Afso, b
Representative in each Representative District
in Djniphsn County, to Wit: the LIST, I'd, Sd,
4th, and 5Ih; iowa Township constituting the
LIST District, Wolf River and Burr Oak the Cd,
Washington the Sd, Centre aud Marion the
4.h, Wayne the 5th. Also, District Attor-
ney for the Second Judicial District. composed
of the Counties Of Atchson. Doniphan, Brown,
Nemals, Marshall, ard Washington.
w. d. BEELER,
Sheriff of DoniplIsn County, Kansas.
Octnhcr II lS63-3y
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Major Smiths Battalion,
18th Kansas Cavalry

NAPT. c. o. SMITH. cf the 18th Kansas
Volunteer Cavalry, having been authorized
NheG vernon ofkansaS 10 recruit Battalion
III the 18th Regiment Kansas Volunteer Cav
iFg, has opened an Office in WHITE CLOUD.
h The purpose of receiving recruits for this
R,4rdl Regiment
Til. Regiment is to form a part of Jenni
".' Bigalc, and is t. be commanded by that
sdsndtried soldier, C)L. JAMES A PRICE.
RI. ARMSTRONG will have charge Of
ne ohee. All who wish to Join a Cavalry
Regiment have chance, and their only chance,
",his 'llib, thslast Cavalry Rcgimentraised
II Kansas.
Veterans WI receive as Bounty s402. New
recruits, SI62. t. be Paid in instalments.
NOV. 70, fs63-tf. MAI. C. o. SMITH.
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SheriNS Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given. that ] will Offer
y for sale, at Public Auction, at the Court
dJgse door, in Hiawatha, on the 10Th day OF
gr,h, A. d. 1864, at , o'clock, P. NJ, of said
as, the following described real estate, to wit:
n. south cast quarter of section twenty-five,
q in toEnshipt two, ~ arrange fifteen, I5).
rIsn as the property of VIM. E. Hill, on an
ri.r Of sale in favor Of ID. A. Starkweather,
med from the Clerks Office of the Second
'rict Court of Brown County. Kansas, on the
u DAY Of January, A. D. 1864, and to me
.cEed, as Sheriff Of said County.
iren under my hand, this 4th day OF Feb
Ey, A. d. 1851. II. VI. ROBINSON,
Sheriff Of Brown County, Kansas.
February ), Is6I-4w. Prs fee, Sc.
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Sheriff. Sale
J.ns,B. o'T00le

J,nsB. o'TOole
william II. High.
~ VIRTUE Of an order Of sale, ISSUED
r., af ,be District Court, of the Second
80 District, sitting in and for said County
i is.S F.bruarY 4, a. D. 1864, wherein James
s' n'r.sIe is Plaintiff, and William d. Hish
~ 1.f.odaul, will on the 18th day OF March,
: n IssI. between the hours OF nine A. n
!. S,r,,r, of said day, at the Court House
~ ~, ia the Citg II Troy, County oil Doniphan'
a'9' S,,.s sf Kansas, offer for sale at Public
,..,ioa 70 the highest bidder for cash in hand
I'M. -;gbt, title and interest in the following
~ E,,ate. to wit: Lot No. nine 90, in Block
Sa ty,r seven a.. in the townof Eiwood' in
~ Cou1,y Of Doniphan. and State of Kan
w ,nor.ised at sixty dollars, taken as the
.a,sr,r Of william II. High, to satisfy an
~, Of sale 10 favor of James b. O'Toole.
'' sSsr;Fs Office, Troy, February 10, A. D.
.! s,'''- E. G. CRABB, Sheriff,
of Dlniohan County, Kansas.
r.nuent / Camp Atty's for Plaintiff.
80 Prs fee So so.