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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-04
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- SANusAY Fax The setlos -auitst,
Iail., bcguu several months ago a. Chicago, IA
nov lsafl, closes. The iollowins IA . telc,stly
accurate statement of the pfacecd- of the fairs
Chlpso. s7suOo; rhpciuna,l, ti2O,vop. Boston,
tllf laln ltookl,n. $500 900. Cleveland 1920
100; Dail,lo. <iOu.u0O. New Yo,k. 81 200 900.
:, Louls, tsia.0Oo; Philadelphia. VI 900 900,
p,i.bufp. ts50 100: smaller fairs. aggregate
a.s1s $50. 600 Total - All 900
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET

rer coverpor.
Joseph D.. meDsnaia, Of Maroon
fsx nestessst cessrnor,
David Tuspie, 81 white.
ror Secretary q ssst<.
iAnEs s. ATnos. Of MARION
Yer Asa.ter 81 State.
JOSEPH nlsTIsE, e r0unt.is.
Fer fresssrsr o. STATE,
MATHEW l. BRITT. q Davies
Per Attorney General.
OSCAR b. HoRD. Of DeesssF.
zee sap-rin,s.e~.s Of rssie frs,ruciien.
SAMUEL l. RrGG, a AlieH-
Dor J,as~- q In. Supreme CoaTf.
saxrEL r PERKINS. % xsrlou.
kyDREv DAWSON. G, Decatur.
JANIS u HAMA. u Sullivan.
yAWs l. uogDEs, o. Ml,B.
For Clerk AZ the supreme Court
FTnyLBTRr c. HIBBys. e Rush
ros fiee,sr, .: La-ss.
JOHN PETIT. % T!ppeosuos.
s.vsos K. WOLFE. Of Harrison
Coo,insea1.
GRAHAM =. FITCH. Of CAss.
VIZ N. ysASKLIS. 81 o-su-
To- Ds,ric, Eis<'o-s.
ttr-. p.ssrs~f-s ~. HOiEouB. 81 flbron- Cog'n-
sers--rETER MYERS, of vsndcrblTs.
s.o,ns Ds,r.t-ErIJAH NEwLlND. o. Y!o,t. Con.
,iag~nt-IAs. A. GnORsIET. cf L.~reoee.
laird Dfsric.--A n. CARLTON. 81 Lawrence Cor
fAxsn,-I G. LELASD. II jefferson.
Foorth Distriei-B. ~. WILSON, = f-ssirI. Con
l!neeni-y. y. FERRIS. N Ripley.
FInh ps,ref--ssxrs Rsows. c"u'aseH'--TIIos
MEANS, % Wayne.
sixth Ds.t.set-FRaSK LAS oERs. Il Morgan. C"n
sisgert-B. v. DAVIS, Of Shelby.
Seventh D;.,r.<;-tRcB. J0HssOy, q; Putnam. Con
;;nxsnt-GEo ". THOMPSON. 81 Psrks.
Eighsh Di-trct-J. c. APPLEGATr. ~ Carroll. I1a
tiagen,--LykxDtR NecLURG, Of Clinton.
ninth Dissre.-J 6. OsRoRSF, q uar-ssii con
l.ngsrt-KLIAs HUGHES.
Tenth D>srics-HoBERT LOWRY, Of tskhsTi. Con
iingent-s " sPR0TI. Of Dek.lb.
Eleventh psssrsc,--r. ". sAysErHr. ce.iHnz-ii-
". r. OVEkxAS.
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mEsE,. NEWS rHou ATLANTA.
Ex,rac,> iron, southern Papers

From TIE Richmond Examiner, July g.
The telegram from Atlanta shows that the Ell
envy has again been repulsel in an attempt 10
break our lines. |, appears that Sherman, in
imitstion of Grant, commenced Smelling the city
wiibou, giving notice OF his intention, thus OK
posing the .iycs of women and children 20 dan
ger. In every respect Go the Yankees violate
The usages Of civilized warfare, aud for each non
conlbatant killed at least four prisoners ought 20
suffer aeafi.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-04

I've ,abenei sslne, iion lbe Nvs YWA ri
baas ofJsne LEI. leo. .iil ssf.s -be- so- a,eu
sbsugs. especially ehnusa mva Then AueiI,
lsss .ss ssh,Ds fos.sss .ssmy Ia,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-04

"a Nm 4 lessenden. al Maine. ,nie,eI
upou hi- duties Admini-trator. lart week, 60
settle up the amounts ol Salu1n / CHASE, late
printer oi steenbsck.. Nho s.-igued over al his
stock In q rle faf iuo benefit 1T creditors Al
lat accounts The Hpp,uy Including printing
ptos-o.. goods bnt lei. rrtl-esfate lni cot stsnd
ius H.ll'- - ~ go. sud demand noies
we've supposed % he worth thirty tcei ~ he
iallu - w~si Chester ich., -oui.u
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DIED.

DlhD.-on Wednesday, the 81 Of August, AUGUSTA
LxNPr, ss,er-inSw Of Charles Mayer Funeral at the
house No. Ia North Illinois street .,31s o'clock this
afternoon Friends Of the family are invited to attend
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POTOMAC ny urSryg's FoRcrs--wntRt uls eoN
NsNp y Sow, rTs.
PROM aaother corrcspeaarps,i
BALTIMORE, lul, -

fii iiaur AZ wISontsrIn.
learn that the aG,lf At Winchester was dsas
ttou- 10 the extreme The battle was very se.
we're and the lo-se. heavy, aud the retreat be
eame almo'' II no' entirely a tont Mott ~
tie federal Wounded fell into ihc euonys hasd,
IL Seems hat there Nas also pretty sharp con
l.ai rtat Narlinsbufg, which tcsulltd vefs stint
lary The iset that the military authorities n.
dat section tooro 10 allow anything 10 be pub
l'htd. and have taken 10 much pain. to c0yer up
aud conceal he results. prove eonciusiveiy o.
my mind 'hl The Truth j. even worse than fnniof
make,
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~ a. NN ~ ~ - - - .
GAVIN ~ slOasD's
REVISED STATUTES!
OF iNpt IA.
Second Eclition.


HE sECoSD EDITION OF GAVIN a
ilefds Revived STATUTES Of lpdlna "a uos ready Tor
dekee hoth srlume- have been carefully revised.
sna al olf"fs corrected There B. aided % che ffs
volume an anptiAA 40 ess Two bui,isea page. con.
tainins lhe acts -se the rrgalsf AMI called sians
efthe Legislature - lndl, and e lhe frguaf session Of
isai, with full indies. hi, edition viii increase
the Waite y a. work ~ it will contain AZ
all ihe law II ihe state nos in fof,a. The a..oqa
sosh rs ai ths act. upou th. sait.et. a., Nhiel.
ssel those erlhca, and The amendments
made a. Tia session ACTED to the margin, ot Inst
volume rhsse amended se,., however,. wiu be- toured
~ The Nuppleusal
The price - The pfsssu eat,ies. rru,ed upan clear
white r.ref' snd sell houni, To- poitAns u he i~a
teltnea, % Iva nulIAks lot either.
ths seTstsAsrr, eo"tsiang ta. Of ths regular
ava calico ''''ohs Of The Legislature NJ l.ei. ara The
fssaat session II ises. with eunapist. indss la .
s.ts Nea.rs beand ~ esthet ,h. style
me g'hrf 'plamss' e also offered uF sale Plles Two
boiiAas
Forier- ier either vohsms Of the siatus., 81 vii
receive pfonpl sietlluA, Adifsss
.. =. 0sN0ssaM.
ss'issa-u indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-04

hunis, forces are sad 10 have oior-eL the
Potomac ~ dinefeui points aud Ia considerable
cuniusiop, aud MANY uf them drew a~ay ller
guns, knap1cks, cartridge boxes. aui indeed.
every ,htng except the clothing they wese wear
ms The fepotts oi the decentralization II this
lofee are cunhtnvi both by tho appearance and
statements OF stfsgglcts, aud -on,e of these con
fess that 1he cause Of u Il The conduct 0l The
command While 10 N,tginl.. ~hch ~a- Of such
chsrso'~ that 'hry fear 90 tall toto The rebel.
hands, expecting 70 be used badly b, them N
revenge. u such coutngeue, we're 10 belsil them.
NAM OF these m,n are ssia to have condemned
lhe destruction ol private ftopel,s and mlsusage
Of private pcr,ohs. lnaie snd fcinale. and dc,
nu,'cd sttenaeasl, against being employed npsn
such dule, a.
rosfrioS 80 r.a YsbsaAL soacs.
A large number Of lbls command Ia scattered
widely 10 Western Maryland aud Southern Penn
.,ts anla but they are gradually returning. nov
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WANTED.

NNrANffr--A situation io tnn = stationary rueiu'
w hys good snd Iudusflou hsnd. Ile bfsf 81
rtietencs slfop 20 rHrcfilsrs please address,
! ". TAYLOR.
anei.d9tl lipS sos. ifsuAliu. fnd.
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a ssEBEL VIEW OF THE INVASION
OF PENssYLyANBa.

! pEEa1 SADLY pfsrvEBED-ifow THE REsELs
pEcEIvEp OTIS AUTHoEirIEs-r EELIMISARY
rloN az cHANHERsBUEG-wILL TuE REBELS
MARCH 70 BARRIsBURsl-EARLT FrcEIvSG
EEISFoRoEslESTs-rn EEEGL FORCE ESTIMATED
st FEon sEyESTY FIvE TO EieRrY ONE rnou-
SAND EEN-INTENTToNs OF THE ISvADERs-IN.
NESsE QUANTITIES 90 WHEAT SHIFTED TO RICH
HoSD-GYN LEE DIRECTING rus CAMPAIGN
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st yEox sEyESrYFIvr TO EieRrY ONE rnou-
SAID NEN-INTExTloxs OF TnK iNvADERs-IN.
NESsE QUANTITIES oY WHEAT SHIFTED TO RICH
HoSD-GYN LEE DIRECTING rms CAMPAIGN.
Correspondence Of the New York World
BaLTiNonE. Jul, 10. 1864
FsELiNISARY MOVEMENTS % nm EIBELs
The actual movements Of the rebel forces Oh
the line Of the Potomac from The date OF my
last letter until yesterday. were confined to the
making OF a strong demonstration opposite
WilliamspOri aud TO the close accommodating of
all the fords below that point. down 10 the mouth
OF Seneca creek twenty miles above Washing
ton and all the lords above that point, up to
Hancock During this time Gen. Early was
gathering up ana sending 10 Culpepper his
200 ,00D bushels Of wheat. and the reinforcements
mentioned below were arriving AZ winchester
and Suasburg Yesterday morning the outposts
and accommodating parties that had been on and
near the Shenandoah were called 10. and our
scouts a Harper Ferry reported no rebels east
Of harrisburg. WbeIeupon a strong detach
mcnt Of OUT TROOPS crossed the Potomac at Har-
per- Perry aud Began 10 move toward Ninches.
ter, and if they have net heard the news from
Pennsylvania they are probably marching on yet
oocurArtoS % oHANBERsBuKG.
Il would seem that such a movement on oGr
part AZ sll that General Early WIS waiting for.
For ~ soon Il WIS positively known that our
army d l1 crossed the Potomac into Virginia and
was moving sauth~aru, ten. Early threw three
strong calumn- across Fhe Potomac above Will
Transport. and advanced st once with them to
Chambefsburg rui- took place yesterday at
tern0on. and ChambeIs6urg occupied by the
Confederate forces early this morning. All day
TO-DAY long columns VI Confederate troops, con.
s:stiuc of infantry aud artillery, have been pour
iug along the roads leading from the Potomac,
through Mercersburg. Grteneastie. and St
Thomas, 10 Chamberstgrg. IL IS reported to-
night, ~ | close thl- letter thii the rebel army
l. not making ans hal; At Chambershure. nut i,
gushing Oh AZ once toward Harrisburg; ind this
report receives some confirmation from what j
khOwn II he action al the State authorities at
Harrisburg. aud cd ;ie dispa-it.ou of the State
militia At Carlisle But my informant leads me
10 believe thu; the Confederate force viii nei -
v,uce heyoud CARLISLE ~ p-e-en'
sTurNGrn 81 TnC iNvAptNc CtLuMN
Il these QUA AS c1rrer; = mtkes ile Con
itsler,te i,ftp aua e 'he li,.' thc p'.nn,. -
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-12-31

We see by the Missouri Democrat.
that movement is on foot 70 amend
the post Office law in reference to the
carrying of mail matter to Colorado,
Arizona, New Mexico, etc. so that roots.
cuttings. bulbs and the like. may be
sent Ly mail. This may be all right;
bat such q Law will need stringent
guards. Sometime since, when the
mails were open TO these things. We
visited a fruis-nurssry. and found the
proprietor sending the entire material
for starting new nursery ct Denver
by mail. He said it cost him less to
psy postage on his shippings than to
pay freight by trains. Of course thi,
was an imposition upon The mail con-
tractors and the post Office system. We
fully advocate cheap postage. but are
opposed to making freight trains ol
mail coaches asA cars. Away with
the franking privilege. and all needless
numbering down Of the mails; but give
the people the cheapest postage posi-
hlo-
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Military JealouU.

The campaign against Price has been
the occasion Of more jealousy on the
part Of the officers engaged in it than
any other event of the war since the
sacrifice Of Pope BY Nc eClsllan. Rose
Grams and Pleasanton are accused OF
appropriaing the laurels that rightfully
belong TO Curtis and Blunt. Crawford
was reported TO have captured Marina
duke. but he didn't. Jspaison and
Moonlight are claiming eaca Others
glory. The militia offie<rs complain ol
injustice OF the par; Of Blum. in his re-
port Five or six officers in the Ms.
souri, Department are groweling over
their share Of the glory. and giving each
other the lie.
These things remind US of the fellow
who. on being asked Why he was d.
ways Dragging about himself. said: "ll
l don't do it nobody else will" TIE
darkey said: BLESSED am be dat blow
his own horn. for den be shall know dal
de same be blown" We guess our Of
6csrs have taken lessons from this
darkey.
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: At WHOLESALE ONLYr
WATCHES AND jEWEtRV
< ar cT rvrHY DEscHIPrIoS At rsf
~ Lowest Prices for Cash!

Army and Country Merchants,
Pen, ,ers, Traders. Suttcrs. and General Dealers
can maxi ExoRrous rzovffs upon small In.
vestment. tr- irrs4rgfni -
Jewelry of any Pattern or QnaI
i,y Made to Order. 10 Es.mste. lor any e,a;; a;i
Of work furnished. ~ Pa, :iculsr ,seni,on psis
to supplying Auctioneers, County Psfdlers' IN
dian Ira eTs. and Army Dealers.
Any Style of Goods Manufacture
such as Inven,ions, etc. at short notice.
Good Canvassing Clerks. with a
small capital can find constant employment.-
illustrated List, and full particulars free..s
The Profit Of the Retailer is Very Large.
/ A WHoLxsALE SUPPLY car be carried in a
knapsack, hand salise. or carpet bag, and will not
be ike books. bulky or inconvenient to carry.
Remember another thing-the bu-
siness if stric,y Honorable " There is no
Geed of misrepresenting or exaggcrating Dur
Goods Show for themselves, 4 Prove themselves.
1t is business in Viii n IA ample AMI sa'is-
factory equivalent is given for the money receiv
Ell aDt an encouraging profit i pocketed nj the
same time. IL is an occupation in which ~ per-
sou need be afraid or asham-d 10 canvass the
-ame field sgain ond agaia, fos where 0nee ur
goods arc introduced, permanent and cODtnu-
foUs dc'nsnd Is created
To S...s.iers n the Army, or those nt home dis
sb.ed nv The hardshi ps c. ~ar. 10 c.ergymcn out
c: ,eai,n, Tie ebess. fo';masters, or any fesson
WHO wishes either is=a, or an ac'iye occupation,
ana oae that brings with il gr. At pecuni1ry Ia
dueerGerts. this presents an opportunity seldom
me, with Try !, ! and see f,r ourselves !,
Carefully selected lots OF JcycIry, comprising
our newest styles and mos, saleabie variety o.
Good-, viii be sent anywhere in the Loyal States
We are constantly filling orders from per-ons
Ieovino f,e .hnica of (s ~ ~ holiv xrit ma r.,
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A Ere occurred in Beskmsn street.
N. Y. few days ago-loss $3.50. 600.
By an accident on the Cleveland and
Pittsburg railroad recently. four per-
sops were killed and fifteen wounded.
The gunboat Narcissus, vas blown
up short time ago in Mobile Bay BY
q torpedo. No lives lost. and nearly all
the effects saved.
Our raiding force under Davidson
has been playing destruction with the
railroads leading from MObile-all are
damaged extensively. Our troops live
off Of the country as they go.
The Richmond papers admit that our
troops 10 East Tennissee have done
great damsee 70 the railroads leading to
that city. aud destroyed valuable rebel
stores. 5lte as saa j.
JEFF. Dayis is berated BY the papers
Of his capital for the reyerses TO the
rebel arms. He is denounced for bis
acts. and for tanpering with military
affairs. @fl
A writer 10 the Richmond Sentinel
says Of blockade-running: Pork deliv-
cred at WILMINGTON costs at least 40.
co per barrel : and ! do not believe that
enough is imported to keep the guards
required 10 police the city and keep the
blockaders regulated.
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9ea, advertisements.
Sherif's Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS ea
JEFSERs0N COUNTY. %
David L. Lakin, Plaintiff.

VI
Joseph F. Bliss and Julia A. Bliss, Defendants.
BY virtue OF an Order Of Sale bearing date
December ., 4. ID. 1864, u me directed aud do
livered, Issued in the above entitled suit. by the
Clerk OF tho District Cour. OF the Third Jadicisi
District Of the State Of Kansas, sitting within
and for ssid County of JefFerson. and also by
virtue Of the judgment rendered in said suit by
said court. on the Slst day o; October. a. u. Is
81, will. on Tuscday, the 0Ist day OF
January. A. d. 1865. At two O'Clock. p. NJ.
OF that day. at the Court House door in the vii
lage Of Oska!oosa, in the CouL ~ Of Jefferson and
Stats of Kansas. offer at Public Sale and sell
10 the highest bidder, tor cash ia hand nj the
time Of sale, the following described tracts Of
land, !, ing. being and situate in the County oI
Jefferson, State OF Kansas, 10 VT:
Lots ~ nine and tl0) ten, in Block t55) fifty
five in the Town Of G:asshopper Fslls in said
County, according to the original survey and plan
Of said Town: appraised at 1880 0o) eight hun
dred and fifty dollars.
HORACE GIBBS,
Sheriff oi Jefferson County, Kansas.
Sheriff Office. Oska.oosa, Dec 3ist. 1864.
CLoUGu i WHEAT, Au'ys for Pi'f. 226-5w
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News Of the Week.

Mr. Dayton our able minister At the
French court. died suddenly Of sppo
plexy on The cd inst. a, Paris.
Ten new engines have been added
to the rolling stock Of the II. d st. Jo.
Railroad recently.
1t is said that Gen. Fremont has dis.
posed Of his interest in the Pacific Rail.
road, Z. D. 10 capitalist of ST. Louis.
The rebels are playing. havock with
the plantations leased by government
in the vicinity Of Millikeu's Bend. near
Vicksburg. The negroes employed
have nearly all fed to that city for pro
lection.
The iron taken out of the Missouri
mines is said 10 be the strongest in the
world. its capacity being 80 900 pounds
to the square inch: Norway iron is co.
600. and English iron but 80. 200.
Tie N. Y. Daily journal Of Com.
merce is raised to Si5 per year. The
Philadelphia Ledger is raised from one
cent TO TWO cents per copy. Other pa
pers and periodicals have advanced in
price from 30 to 100 per cent.
The British government is building
&c armored vessels Of war.
The difficulty with Canada growing
out Of the 81. Albans affair, is likely to
be settled amicably.
A prize vessel was recently captured
loaded with $50 bales of cotton.
Savannah is said to be poorly suppli-
cd with provisions.
The Richmond papers ale generally
desponden., but publish stories of sue
cesses to keep up the courage Of the
troops. They fear our forces will des,
troy their salt works a. Saltville. 10 the
southwest Of Virgins. One of our
raiding parties had been reported with
in eight miles Of the place. They sub.
sequently report the salt works safe and
our forces beaten by Breckinrid dse.-
Doubtful.
Peace resolutions were voted down
IN the North Carolina legislature by a.
to GU.
An exchange Of 10. 600 prisoners has
rsesussy been effected.
Our forces. through rebel sources.
are reported of Wilmington N. Can
immense feet Of transports asd war
vessels are said to be visible. We trust
that place will be taken.
Con. Dana has ordered all the arms.
ammunition and military pyrotechnics
in private hands in his department, sent
to Cairo. Persons no. complying With
the order will be imprisoned. We pre-.
sumo the design is To disar'n all guerril-
lac Who pretend to be quiet citizens and
all other enemiss Of the government.
htgu. & tre4s q = -, :
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The late call of the President for
800. 900 men is principally to fill up the
quotas Of credits on the former call for
500, 1000. The rebellion must be crush
ed. aud the way 10 do it is 10 oveiwhelm
them with superior numbers before they
can arm the negroes.
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SheriH'sSa1e.

STATE OF KANSA5,l
COUNTY OF JEy1ERsoN.
William ClafliD, John A. Allen. Nathsn D
NOyes, and Samuel d. Davenport, Jr, Plaintiffs
vs.
Preston Aker, Defendant.
By-virtue e On order Of sale. bearing date
November 10. A. u. 1864. TO me dirsc,ed and de.
livered, issued in the above entitled suit, by the
Clerk OF the District Court Of the Third Judicial
District Of the State Of Kansas, sitting within
and for said County Of Jeisrson, and also by vir-
the of the Judgment rendered in said suit BY said
Court. on the 3l-t day Of October. A. D. 1861.
will. on We'd n esday the 4th day Of JAN
nary, A. ID. 1865, at two o'clock, p. NJ. OF
that day. at the Court House coor in the village
Of O-kaIoosa, in the County Of jefferson and State
nf Kansas, offer at Public Sale, and sell TO the
highest bidder. for cash in JaDd at the time Of
sale, the following described tract Of land lying,
being and situate in the County OF Jefferson State
oi Kansas. TO wit:
The East % half Of the South East 60 auar-
ter Al Section (343 thirty four Township 49, eight
Range I'D seventeen, Delaware Trust Lands in
said County. appraised al (s.4O Co., two hundred
and forty dollars. al;ii .rsl .g5gesaecT
HORACE GIBBS,
90 Sheriff Of Jefferson County. Kansas.
Sheriff. Office, Oskaloosa. Dec. 3. lS63.,.8
CLou9H & WHEAT, Att'ys for Pi'fs.
222 5w Solemn e10 5e.;l & t,i -
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Administrators Notice

NOTICE Is hereby given. that on Ire goth dav
~ Of Nove"ber,A ID. 1861, Letters Il Admin.
istraiion upon the estate oG Susanna Smi,h' '.a.,
ceased. late Of the County Of jefferson. and
State OF knnsas. were issued 10 the undersioned
ny the Probo 10 Court OF said County and STATE.
All persons having claims against said aft ,e ara
required TO exhibit them inr allowance within one
year from the date Of sal letters, " they NAV bs
precluded from any benefits Of saiI estsis, and n
such claims be not exhibited within three years
from the date OF said letters, they win be forever
barred. liIt $500 WILIJAN SuIrIv ''
sso'Jws Administrator.
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Glorious News! Savannah Taken |!

On the 2lst inst. Gen. Sherman took
possession Of the city of Savannah. cap
turing $50 heavy guns. large amour.
Of ammunition and military stores. 500
prisoners and $4,000 bales Of cotton.
The city and these trophies Of victory
he rendered 10 the President as Christ.
mas gift. !.
The main body of the rebels under
Iisrdee escaped with the light artillery
aud what arms etc. tue men could carry.
This is glorious news for the Holidays.
Hurrah for the Union! Nov for that
.la.t ditch" ye rebels! sf 5