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Matters Military and Congressional

/ ISDecftf Dtannfch to the Ch{f4pe Trfhu7,e I
WAsu,oror Jnna ~ fats
Both houses hare ordered. a Conferenc
Committee on the tariff bill. hut It haa M
vet been effected.
Both houses this evening passed. and Ii
President has signed. the .ioint resolution ex
tending the 80 per cent increase of the tar5,
bill to July 1st. at which tImo the now 1ay
goes into effech
The Senate, this evening. confirmed Col
| Friend s. Rutherford. of fhs 9th T1tnnts
| NJ Aim and ri Jnahn. r, rh.rhar1.,n
Of the nth Maine a. Rriondfer Generah
and Daniel 3 Dicken.on. ~ New YorE =,
Commisstoner to settle fha clsfm. n tht
Hudson's Raw Agrienltnra1 connanv 77nda,
tba +-a,+1 ,rit,, G.aat.u.,+.,. o.10S'
~, ~" tsAS oi1t0tu.
Col' hutnet1ord ID no" sfck at nome.
Col. Chamberlain was severely wounded
last week in front Of Pet ersbure,,
Ths vote in the House to.aav.nr .+heo,aa
tion ~ rena.1,no 49, eooo W NO 4ue7'
a1s1 .has -. eooo eommutat1on
s'ooee' euo"7 nes gam OF I"entJ-one In
1avor OF the repeal. -3assachHstts agas. yotetl
solid agai,st the rtpxai. The friends. favnrint,
the bin are still honefn1 of hefnp ah1a ~ ~.
~ IT and n Ia ea,d tba aana+a ,,,1, -s.s w.
.:,,s,---t.1 - ~ ~. oeuA'o VII teioeo ~
oa5oa1a un!n 1ne me0eule Ii aoopted.
The Senate amendment raising the duty on
steel wire from Is to 20 per cent. that f,rfnp
+ha dr+x -, 1,e,t,,;,-oa +.I1. ,--r.9
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The Catholic Question.
"{Frpm the New Ynrh Hera1d

We learn trom private letter addressed
to us Dy Archbishop Purcell Of Cincinnati,
that the Roman Catholic soldiers Of our
armies who happen to be stationed upon
the territory Of the dtoeeses of the Rebel
States are no longer dependent upon the
ninistratfon ofrhe priests Of those dloceses.
Archbishop Purcell sends Us printed copy
{dated March II, 1862, from which It so.
pears That oar military chaplaius are author-
lied by the Pope to exercise their functions
anywhere In the Southern Confederacy, with
Or without the knowledge Of the Southern
Bishops. The Archbishop adds. 'sTAs
RTesmass Journal and The Record lie when
they soy the Pope has written to reprove me
with loya1ty to the North or EXPRESSED one
continent dispazaging to the cause Of tAe
UniQp.''
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TIE H1NNEsOTA WAR.

Our gallant sister State of Mlnnesota has
dcnc her share nobly in this war for the
Cnion, and has shrunk from no proof of
loyalty. Her sons hare ehiningly represent
Cd Atr devotion TO the Cause and the f1ag
OF the patton has never been borne
bS Drawer troops. What. We have
10 say Of another war In Minnesota
nus: therefore be accepted az having linn
Leu ntaning and no reflection on the State
1Ac War VIC object to In Binoesota is per-
s'etent war on the finances and resources of
LIS government. at a time when It can lily
1L"fc Tue dlvtralon ol either men or money.
1Ac lnd,an var hes ite serious and sad
pa:c, hui 1t his long since been sueceeded hy
pages which bcsr little else beside the .nost
expensive figure work dune for the hrne3,t
OF contractors, and for no other purnosa
The 6ibley expedition, costly to Commence
and costly each step Of the vay :.
still an open drain on the public treasury.
and Of about ae much value for war pnrno.
a., as il every STARK soldier and oficer:iQ the
Command had been sent due north from St.
Paul, with fishing tackle to etarye all the
Indians to death os catching all the brook
trout As defensive measure for the Min.
nesota region, 1t is precisely as wise Us
the act Of nun who shou1d
plan movement from bis sleeping room on
3 summers night, to catch all the nosaul-
tocs, Instead Of erecting a mosquito bar aud
crjo. Ing It's immunity and shelter. The bune.
ling, Aalfiand, halfnavas, halt horse, half foot
turh out that is wearing ont time and means
and men il the Indian expedition will avail
the Government nothing and harm the hostile
rcdektns precisely TINT amount. In fact it Is
the blindest kind Of f,1 hunting, with the
advantage on the side Of the flea.
And there is another branch Of the Mime
sota war on the public purse. It is most
intensely pacific and national undertaking,
the Commandcr-in-C Chief Of which is one Cap-
fain Fisk. T4is zeal Of 10 convinced TINT his
mission lies In the role of Crest Heart to
Idaho pilgrims. or Jason in search Of the
golden fleece. The government has already
been booked for the fleece. HIS expedition
!. preparing to eet out for the mines Of Idaho,
u1des government protection and pay. This
Fisk received from Uncle sam over Mree
Ao1s'and dol1ar apiece for plotting three prl-
Fatc citizens Of mining proslivities over this
fonte last ytar, I've may mistake, but We do
nel oSe1staie the 0gure) and now he Is soon
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ENFfhUuRke ixr HnvfI =

! NE" FoAK, June 26.-By The arrival OF the
schooner George Prescott, Capt johnson,
from Jscnel, At this port, Yesterday, We
learn that:o9 May 1e, 1t 4 o7:lock a n,
board the schooner It felt as Il she had nm
ashore. It destroyed 4 great number Of
houses on shore. An hour later the same
morning, had another shock, but not 90 vio:
lent as the first
. On the 21st another shock WAS felt, which
also destroyed number of houses, among
them the Britfeh ConBurs dwelling, and he
Tas covered up In the ruins, but was rescued,
On the lst Inst, smother slight shock Was ex-
pe1ienced, but'no damage done;
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FROM NEW YORK.
Tic Gold Hxarkex-FtnancIal Matters
OF Yesterday.

Especial Dlspstch 10 the Chicago TFibune,1
NEW YORK, Monday, June a7.
(. Gold opened this morning at 81 IS, and has
gone steadily upward, until the figures this
afternoon are $2.eG, with very light sales but
large offerings. After the Second Board, the
stock market showed signs Of weakness, aud
there was strong desire to sell.
Money IL tightening. The City Comptrol-
Ter opened the bids this afternoon for $780,
GEO of Government indemnify bonds. The
Whole amount bid, Was only S70,O00, at pre-.
miums ranging from one to six per cent.
The bank statement is unfavorable, show
ing decrease Of ten millions In deposits.
Government stocks not 80 fl1m.
, 1864-06-28

New foRE, June 26.-TAe.shtp Kent, from
Melbourne for London, reports that, on the
24th OF april, when In latitude seventeen de-
grees south, she-ras boarded by a-boat from
tho rebel pirate steamer Alabama, with re-
quest that the Kent would take On board tha
crews Of some vessels which the pirate had
captured. The Kent, having already many
passengers, the request was refused. The
Alabama reported that on the previous daY
she had c.ptursu and burned the ship Rock
iDgbam, from Callao, as before reported.
, 1864-06-28

organizations, but rhey have been ED vi ter
these organizations were mustered OFT
GOV. Yates has for several months been
making efforts to hare the promises to fheke
men carried out, and to have them discharged
with the balance. It is stated In your yes;
terday's edition that Gov, Morton has been:
making efforts In this direction. He stands
pt1oulder to shoulder with Gov. Yates.
, 1864-06-28
TWO DAYS LATTER FROM
E&;3kOPE.


Gaze RACE, Monday, Juca aZ.-The Bara-
ria. from southampton 18th ,tnEt, was board.
ed Oft Cape Race on sunGa5. Her advlces
. were two days later
Tbs Times says q runpr OF the possible
breaking Of the Cabinet on the Danish ques-
tion Is talked of confidently on Change.
:. The Confederate loa2: is quiet Mt 63a5B Il,
1:uois Central Ordinary shares had receded
s per cent, and the peid up sharea 2 per cent
Cunao1s qnieted at close Of business on t4R
18th at EDi<
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KuM ored Recent military moYe-
mcNf4.

CuAn1xsrowx, Va, June Is, 1S8A-It Ia
reported by scouts and refugees that the
rebel Gen. McCaustrana, whom Hunter out
aanked and defeated few days since, Is now
at Lewishurg with 1000 troops. 1t is like
Wise reported that come 1000 ol Morgan's
command hare reached the vicinity of Logan
court aope3, In thcir retreat from Kentucky.
, 1864-06-28
FROM CEEATTAN0OGA
4 Rebel Attack on Lafayette Repul4ad
with LuA8.

CHATTANOOGA, Ga, June 25.-Y estarday
forenoon, at nVa o'clock, a lag Of truce,was
sent into 1aJfayette, in the name Of Goncra1
Pillow demanding its immedtste surrender,
and threatening to burn the town If not
conf lied. with: The rebels were three thou
eand strong and had completely surrounded
tie town.
On the refusal OF Col. Watkins. Rho had
only 400 men, the rebels advanced from I'LL
directions. At niue o'clock they occupied
tbree-fourths Of tho town, when Col. John
T. Craxton, OF the 10th Kentucky, came up,.
AID captur. about 10 rebels.
!. Col Watkins lost about 50 killed and a.
many wounded. Gen. PILLOW left 100 dead
OH the field.
ECo1. Fall1ner, Of the 7th Kentucky, was
cantured in aitrnDtin to m Ike q cAnt1ce
, 1864-06-28
FROM MOUND CITY.
An AMzJ md Shooting Affair.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.1
!. cA1no, H., Monday, June 81. 1884,
Aserious altay occurred ut Mound City
this p. m., between q squad Of the provost
=uard and about so discharged and fur
loughed sailors, resulting In mortally wound-
ing one sailor, and slightly wounding two
Others.
p; The difficulty grew out of sailors quarrel
ing. The guard fred revo1vers, resulting as
above indicated.
Tho disturbance tonight between sol liera.
and ftilors will probably be quelled by the:
authorities.
, 1864-06-28

Nzw YORK, June. 27.-The Paclac Mai
Company hare information that the steamer
Golden Age sprung herport shaft Just north
OF Acapulco, and was proceeding under one
wheel, The Golden City would overhaul
aid take her in tow If NECESSARY.
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Fl. LOUIS, june 2z-The steamer sultana
has arrived, from New Orleans on the 2lst.
There Is slight advance upon sugar aud
molasses, Operations IN cotton are limited,
and quotations nominal.
, 1864-06-28
Railroad Accident on the New
York and Erie.

New TonK, Monday, June 27.-The Com.
nae7tia1 says
We understand that an accident occurred
at an early hou< this morning on the Erie
railroad, caased by the giving way Of one Of
the rails, throwing the entire train of the
track and ca1Eing the death Of number Of
persons, as well as injuring many of the pas
ssngers on the train Owing to the distance
fdn New York at which the accident occur-
red, no definite particulars hare been re-
ceiFed.
LAYER.
Nxw YORK, june 2z--Tho Commercial says
Of The accident on the Erie rnilroad that 1t
was lass serious than ct first reported.
The accident occu1Ted 1t O'Clock Sunday
morning, and was caused by collision be-
y person killed WAS alahozer who was on
the gravel train.
, 1864-06-28

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
ST. LOUIS, Monday. June II.
Col. Rogers telegraphs from Cape Girar+
dean'that the guerillas have for several days
disappeared in the southeast,
, 1864-06-28
PROF. Il. 4. De MUM,
THE CELEBRATED
HAIR
RE7SToRER

Whose Won't succesEn this city = the theune II
universal eoEume1t, still continues to b consn1t.d
BY huntrsds OF both se1es datIy at hts branch oca
upon Balness. Diseased seslps. Thin Hst. apd Prns
nature Blanchsng Of the sa11e.
Read the following
CONVINCING TESTIMONY.
fKoy1ssoA p1AExN-Str: t4k5 pisA.ofta In ada
nG ny aame to .rsady long III of hos hsrE
Had rtseWhe.A n 10 euEs1 eF 1heirsalves beurhffad
cs5ond price ~ th1 use ut Jour nYA.uap!e 84tr =
~ t=I NJ h~lr, which fas oreo xr .dually KrogiRx
fane ID % bnsy tn.s ioaaa s 'nts
ctne bald IN ah.Estimo unless aometni1s confa -
0osf imns dlet;ly; h4d Aosr faith IN eVrr5tninEc
Je9t 1itd "ot ~ HAr Restorative; ;But nettB Coc9a
1a7 ;ssd nsny otneF .hnfs g ~ oa.poss. Seeing
sa sssuis< s nsi b, lie J.. Rpstae1
e :sDE OF w51ld b. arrtGe-d and new h,t: carae1
70 RFpw IN. The re*nls has bssn mose than Ratfafx
tory IN ~ SKI frGm he 1cu1 ent of y13n
Stea"oent ew hstr 10 aouHdanee y,6b1.. it hsa
s6iSS e rot s1oerr tn rrsr .rr-r*rztion Ia :uss
snt rst1evt Tat aifztrlnx It fir trial win be sQTe
Re-psufniT. Mes. J. 8e.
Ths0 01ne and re,idenne 6f tho LADY, vfitinR TIN
hoove Hl b. given to any person vlstiuc to aattac
that tho3boTa- statement ts 4orrect hy
'Dp1yaaF 70 ne 1t 1ay branch on1ca,
1873 Dearborn Street.
Corner OF Aad.sen, up staiss-
II. A. DE MUM, H. H..
ta1HM44lt P.ofettor ~ tha Hntr srtsr
, 1864-06-28
FROM ARE1 ANSAG.

4 Fight ut White River Station Re
tween n Kehsi frorce and Two <tom.
panfes of Tao 18th 1oERA.--The,f ,fkeb-
els AxAteu.
, 1864-06-28

y becoming Paradlse. Letters from tner,.
tonight, Of the date Of the 18th, depict the
ae 1eeel &c GGns5a@ aao Shelly VIII two thousand
ing matters all their own way, although
there are Union forces in camp ut Little
Rock, Prairie Bluff, and Fort Smith, The
rebels, though, have only four pieces Of ar
tllery. Shelby captured the steamer Iago,
between Pine Bluff and Napoleon on fhe
A1kansas, On. the 14th, loaded with cotton,
and, OF course. unless coon dispossessed or
her, can use her for ferry boat to enable
Fogan's Fix Thousand men-at last dates only
fifteen miles from the Arkansas-to cross
that river. McCray was eighteen miles above
Duyal1's Bluff, With one Thousand men. he
bad taken small steamer on White River,
The water in the Arkansas was low. The,
White RiTer was over its banks. The coun-
fry Was filed with guerillas In all directions
, 1864-06-28

A Blafnnt Treason 6hrie1ker In
Trouble.
LOUISVILLE, June 27.-CoL Wolford was
arrested at Lebanon this morning, By order
Of Gen. Burbridge, and brought to this city
tonight 1
, 1864-06-28

{fOTTAGE FOR SALE.-New
~ C1t:ase, with los 81xtss feat on Park nv en1e
no.S dO5ne A:1a vacant iOtA m Park atenue. 70 =
e1a3e'sI ess laTae lat Of bn'iness md 7e7tdence
prspczty in the shr*e DIV Blans o. tue city.
WA-3xR KEls DOT.
j9t3.mtt1t 50 Nathfnrfca3 afree..
, 1864-06-28
lFEom our Special Correspondent

COMPANY l.-Msesiug-Tnne. kersh8w, Newell
Hus:geziord7 Owen Tufey-
CoArAkE K.-Miee1ng John Groom. Arthur o.
Leasy, Theo. F. Stout
11sth nEG1xEkT.
ConFAHT G.-Kiled-1ieut. ]. D. Conway.
~uanfANf A-@sltehtly woundtd-Nlcholas Lew
~. s@assingTHtram @ Roeenc1ans, Geo. Richard
ean. mas Mesifsll. Vim. Grafton.
Tn M. .as,.-M1,Hain2-carp. =, L. n. Walters,
dr5W Forem msn, talrln Mneeer~
GohrAATC.- Wounded End ,nlsstnr-T5eut- r
hnfrelt, I'm. J. Jthusop. anton 1sr.rt.ndor5'
a1ea1e! Aavanaush. Martin Rogers. M 2. Slate
II. ai.ss!nhGNorp- l. Laner, AngufE Etunirxi,
saMgs -, ,Anqstaon. A. Q. Brown, John Mupx1mbpr-
Es:Isnd @ i1nh 5Hxebbts;sr s Christian Huah s. T.
coaFAxr Dom. P. s. Frazier. sevene,v
wounded in jaw; Samuel Brown. d. H., eeaoessty asv
kaMeaF. MIssfng-corp. j. II. Chandirc.S W ~
+. tett. dseenbufE Davis, Henry G, Dodd W.
T. G!bbons: Thor. Hall Jas~ Hamilton. L"na.
seE. VIM. milling, Hn. sherrlll Simeon Shoot-
wounded. MieEinE-Scrgt. Ryrou " GdaY GsdradY
Corr: ". n: Bennett, Musician Emmett O,Con..
nell. Lewis Be1cnan. Arthur Davis, jas. Mo1e1v
Philip shica, Geo. Voss. Angncw WiiTerd, Hen:.
Cosr4sr F-Ku1ea- JAS. o. Pusa. wouna,d-
seIEt. Jas. Oenaret- sl.eht. 4. Leathesman. Tho..
Hubbard, Jos Stewart, John Cottstll. Marin Pat
stret John Leafhgman, Jas. Baker, Jno. RseYes
mifs:ue and wounded Atsssn:-Corp. John g.
Da1roW, Samuel Butler, k5mnn Bender. Aaron
Canaday. Levi Gerebart, Walter Hooper. John
usGhlsnd, Jnhu c Lewis, s. r. Miller. VII
Lam Moore, 9. y. Thzssaef, ". v. spiudler.
CoAFAAr G-Mieaing g-t;eorsa c. Kidder. se,ct
N T. dorld, scEct. Andy u.ray, corp. $, Y. DIZZY,
, 1864-06-28

R1UNTIES AND PENSIONS
- cescted fer soldiers zhote term CT servtss haa
sxtlre3s and tntss tisch aecon- Of wounds
!esstsec II bate als' sof widow. halrs OF tuosa
Cab sdTan:e4i 70 hose xho wi.h.> hs ing good
1tEms6lt ". E. WELLS, Atto:u ~ at L1w,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-11-05
PUBLIC SPEAKING!

On Thursday night Col. Cloud and Nj
Eskrdge address ed the people of PlymOu't
and vicinity in the interest Of the regula'
ticket. Considering the incle mency Of the
weather and the short notice given. the
turn-Ou; was good. Pike win give good
account Of herself on Tuesday next.
Col, Cloud and Judge Watson also mad,
telling speeches here last night. in favor oI
the regular ticket. Cloud goes from here
to Lawrence, and will make several speeches
on 'ie road.
Mr. E,kridge AMI others viii address tie
people of Ameflcus Oh Saturday night. and
the campaign is 20 be closed on Monday
night he mfeIing here. Lyon county i
god Cor 0 j,riy for the regular r..
publican tlckeI.
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GERS, nobly sustained by the men, our State,
a great part of it, would have been laid in
waste. You see the mischief you sought
to make and which our soldiers averted;
and you also see that in the desperate game
you played. YOU and your party are heavy
loo=era. Be assured you cannot blot out
the REMEMBRANCE of your inexcusable
crime and damuabIe pelfdy by any such
fulsome lsudaiion of our soldiers as you
tried TO palm { IF uFon them in yesterday g
issue. They see through it. and laugh at
YOU. Our soldiers read, think and pass
Judgment for themselves. and yonF shiny
praise is as repulsive TO them as your whole
sale falsehood and treacherous intrigue
We see only one course for you to pursue:
be as much of man as you can; frankly
acknowledge your wrong and crime. and
throw yourself upon msrciful. charitable
people. and you may obtain forgiveness =
Thus ab-oIved, with the bitter exRerience
of the past few weeks. and practical know
ledge of the punishment that is sure to
overtake those engaged in the dirty bust
ness that has ruined you, there is much
hope for you. Do try Conservative.
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EMpoRIA. Oct. I4Lh l864.


Messrs. J. u. Miller, R. e. Best, ana
others:
Your communication of the 9th inst. Is
before me.
In the Lyon County Republican Con,
vention held in Emporia. al the request oil
several of the friends of education. my
name Was submitted to the people as can
dldate for the Office of County Superin.
tendent.
With the action Of that Convention
gave up sill thoughts of serving the County
otherwise than as formerly. Though re
peatedly solicited, l refused to offer my
name as an independent candidate.
In matter however that is of so great i'm
portauce to the well being of our ciIizens,
and especially the children, the people
have right to be heard-And in looking
over the list Of names upon the paper be
fore me, l zee those most interested in the
cause of education, requesting me to serve
10 the proposed capacity, can not feel at
liberty to refuse.
In the haste and confusion of the note Of
preparation and the call to arms. am
gentleman till We return in peace,
Your most obi serv't.
G. c. NoRsG.
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ADDR ES s..
G. c. MORSE.

To the electors Of the Fifth judicial Dis
trict
l have been requested las the appended
letter will show-to become a candidate for
reelection 10 the office of Judge of the
Fifth Jud ,cisI District. by most of the
members Of the Bar resident or praclicing
in the District, and also by many citizens.
Tie following is from tho members of the
Bar:
Hon r. N Rugqles, Judge Of tie FIN
- Judicial District
DEAR S1R-The undersigned members OF
the Bar and practicing attorneys in your
Judicial District. being fully satisfied with
your past acts, and believing that J on pos
sess the integrity and necessary qualitica
tons to faithfully discharge the duties o.
your present. position to the entire sati-fac-
ton and benefit of the people OF this Dis
trict, respectfully request you to become a
candidate for reelection 10 the Office OF
Judge of this District.
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srArE OF Kansas, CHASE Couxrr, IS:

Charles Woodbury., District Court. Fifth Ju-
against dieisr District Chase
George " Bavless County. Kansas.
* FORGE w. BAYLESS, the above named
Al defendant, viii take notice that the said
plaintiff, Charles Medbury has commenced an
action in said court against the said defendant,
by filing his petition in said court, the object
OF which is to obtain trial in Ell tain
cause wherein George " Bayless is plaintiff, and
Charles Medbury defendant, and to vacate said
Judgment rendered in said cause upon warFa NJ
If attorney. at The April term If said court,
D. 1863. and the sail defendants, George ".
BayIcss is further Notified shat unie. b.. plea ] .
answer or demur to said plaintiff petition On Or
before the 6th day of October a. y. 1861. said
petition will be taken true, and judgment
rendered accordingly
CHARLES MEDBURY.
By Il. f.. ScRIGxER and +. G. HUxr.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Attest: j s. SHIPMAy, Clerk 359-56 50 60.
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Sheriff s Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of an
X order of sale issued out Of the Fourth 1dcial
District Court for Douglas county. State OF Kansas
and TO me directed, will,
ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Conn, 1864.
Mt tho hour of ID NJ. of said day. at the court
house door in the town of Emporia, county Of
Lyon. State Of Kansas, offer for sale Mt public
auction, tn the highest bidder, for cash in hand
the following described real estate, to-wit Com
mepeing at point On the north line of section
tn Q0) in township No. nineteen (l9). Of range
eleven UD, in the county of LYou, 80 rods
cast Of tne northwest corner OF said seelion No.
ten (l0J, running thence due east on snid section
line 81 rods; thence due south 100 rols; thenes
ie west 81 rode; thence due north 100 rods. to
the place OF beginning, containing lysix acres,
more or less, to satisfy Judgment IL favor Of
Giles F. Fill J, and against George a. Banks, a
administrators of the Estate of Lyman Allen. de-
ceased, John Gilmore, Anna ]. Allen, Asaph K.
Allen. John II. Bench. Hudson r. Bridge, Leon
ard B. Holland, Alexander & Alexander, and
H. Campbell & Co.
Given under my hand this ! 9th day Of August.
A d. 1854. SAMUEL J. MANTOR,
35I-56 $l0i5 Sheriff.
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SYmDuthY

The editor of The Times, under the tender
'nom DE- plume, of a Sister of the FeucI
bles," writes a letter of feeling commi,er-
alton To MS psper, in W ioh the unfortunate
position Of the Governor and his crew
is feeling!y daPlored. 1 is indeed, lament
able, ana personally we deeply symPaItize
with item. but every trans gressiom # the
moral law brings with it it, Inevitable judg
meut. and terrible as is their present anC
futIre l,iburon. we see no way of their
escape. Conservative.
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Farris d Co. have large and we'll selec
ted stock of dry goods, boots, Shoes, hats.
caps: also, large lot of Ladies cloaks oil
the latest style and best quality, all of which
they will sell cheap for cash or produce
Their motto is quick sales and light profits
There is no discount on the business they
are doing.