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EMPLOYMENT.

&1S A MONrH-AgsIts wanted to Sc
R<c Sewing Machines. We will give
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nssB. oTo'ie, 10 a'Fftoj] :
- Vs. W.co,
Michael AsC0.o oder of sale issued out o.
Hfoss Court G Of the second Judicial d. nls
a' Ds ,,as in and for said County, pa' q,
ries G!' ,h. 4:h, 1864, wherein James b. "
f. siaintia, and Michael Mic p. ~ Ss March A. D.
i.na.nt' s WI. the hours of nine A. n; and
ISL oe'. 81 s,id day, at :he Court House
f.r |, H. u c;., of Troy, County of Don'phan
door, inc e. Kansas, offer for sale at public
and ss.'s ~ TO the highest bidder. Tor casn I'm IN
Aseiohl'; The right, tile and interest 10 me
s,sd, al Rs.l Estate, to wit: The has, haii
nHo'ing nIa West quarter, and the South,
oftbe SCUM n the Sonth West quarter OF
Es,t q.a nsa,,'seren (27), Township fOar 81,
Section ,rsnty coy, containing one nunassa
Range w." acres, ard the North West quarter
I'D tssn' = West quarter, of Section twenty
sla' a. 81 Township four ~, Range ;, twenty
n,.n .taa , forty acres (4o), situate IN
.pl, County, Kanas, taken as the pro,
DaaiP II Michael Mccoy to satisfy an order Of
PED, o. s'xor of James B. O'Toole, appraised
re: |. hundred and sixty dollars. ,o.
shenn 0 E.G. CRABB, Sheriff
1864. of Doniphan County Kansas.
,,A Camp Atty s for the Plaintiff.
Itnnsn' Prs fee sl2.
l-5
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Notice.
$500 Reward!

THE undersigned has received Official in
L formation that one l-yUFr.
= BENJAMIN F. 7SHAFFER vqsu
vas, on the 23d day Of October last, convicted.
in the District Court Of the County of Nema-
Ia, Of the crime of RAPE. and sentenced to
the Penitsntisry for ave years; that. on the
night Of the Sth Of November last, he escaped
from the jsil Of said Cosnty, and has since fed
to parts uuknosn; that be vas about 6fty six
years Of age, I've feet Eve inches high, With
aauiiine nose and light blse eyes. -ELf
In pursuance oflaw, reward OF -oo -
.'a' TWOi HUNDRED DOLLARS 7sq;1a
will be paid, from the Treasury Of the State,
for the arrest and delivery Of said fugitive into
the custody of he Sheriff Of sid County u
Nemaffs. vEs THOMAS CARNEY =
! 800 IL 4 AL Govessus u Kslsas.
Deeekber y, fe0asS. olso .'r,sr .7sf7 =
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HUNTING COMPOSITION CASED LIZ.
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Persons wishing ans of the above. have on.
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United States Public Land Sale.

NOTlCEis hereby given. that in pursuance
' of instruc ions from the Commissioner oil
the General Land Office, dated January g.
1864, VIC shall proceed to offer at Public Sale,
on tic 18th day of April, A. D. 1864, in 80
acre tracts, as near as may be, the following
public lands, TO wit: The South half of sec.
ton lo; all of sections 10, 90 and 81, in
Township one South of Range Is East, at a
price OF not less than $500 per acre. to the
highest bidder.
These lands lie in the Northern part of
Brown County, and were considered till re-
Gently as belonging to Iowa Indians The
U. s. Lands in that County have nearly all
been disposed of. These lands offer superior
inducements to the Agriculturist.
United States Land Office, Topeka. January,
1864.
IRA H. SMITH, Register.
C. B LINES, Receiver.
jar I, 1s64I4w
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
KANSAS EDUCATIONAL JOURNAL.

&AAA Az SkAS SO VA A4SN an SoO LIN AL
At the organization of the "Kansas State
Teachers Association" which took lace in
Leavenworth City the LIST of October, 1863, the
necessity of the aid of the Press in forw ardins
the interests of Education in our new State
was deeply and fully discussed. 1t was finally
resolved that the Executive Committee should
wait on the publishers of the kansas Farmer
and do the best they could to secure an Educa-
tional apartment in that paper. The Commit
tee, in conference with the publishers, found
that in acknowledgement no such department could
be obtained in that paper as would meet the
imperative demands of Education in this State.
The Comittee then waited on the different pub
fishing houses in Leavenworth City. and learned
that a monthly periodical, of thirty two octave
pages, would pay expenses at fifty cents a vol
ume, provided it could secure five hundred sub
scribers, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
This will make neat volume of three hun
dred and eighty pages, and ought to be in the
hands of every County Superintendent, Teach
ers an / friends of Education in the State. No
Teacher or School Director should be without
it. We hope all the County Superintendent
selves to secure and send us subscribers as
soon as practicable. The First Number will
be issued on the lst Of January, 1864.
The "Jorrnal" will be edited by the Execu-
tive Committee, free Of charge, until the next
Annual Meeting of the Association.
Please Address ali Communications to the
" KANSAS EDUCATIONAL JOURNAL"
Leavenworth City, Kansas.
All papersthroughout the State. favorableto
Education, will please publish this Prospectus,
and give it such encouragement as they IAN.
By order ofthe Committee.
.-'5s ~" H. d. MCCARTHY, 80
Eat- 81 Chairman. Leavenworth. q
Rev. D. P. MITCHELL, LeauenporfA.
Pres. J. DESrsoN, Mankattsn.
T. H. BAkrR, Iruing.
w.RD DAVIS, D. D., Bsldria CaS.
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, AilministratOr's Not ce
State ofKansas, IS

HLz9Vf Brown County. zsT s-
In the matter ofthe Estate of James Rounds
deceased.
n office is hereby given, that Letters Of Ad.
IN ministration have been granted, to the uu.
designed, on the Estate of James Rounds, late
of said County, deceased, by the Honorable
the Probate Court of the County and State
aforesaid, dated the eighth day of January, A.
D. 1864. 9-E rl1 q.
Now all persons, having claims against said
Estate. are hereby notified that they must pre-.
sent the same to the undersigned for allowance,
within one year from the date of said letters,
as they may be precluded from any benefit
Of such Estate, and that if such claims be not
exhibited within three years after the date of
said letters, they shall be forever deharred.
r. II. B0LLINGER,
Administrator ofthe Estate of James Rounds,
deceased.
January l4th, 1s64-3w. Prs fee, s.
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State Of Kan:a a.
couaty Of Doniphan.
: CsroHpe Shultz, g.
Exesution.
George Mayhem.

george Mayien.s Sjf rs
RY virtue Of an Execution Issued. ont ofth.
- District Court of the Second Judicial
District sitting in and for said County dated
January 18th, 1864, wherein, Caroline Shnl,, Is
plaintiff and George Naylen IS defeI;dspt. Il
will offer for sale at public auction on Monday.
February 29tb. A. D. 1864, between the hours
Of nine O'Clock A. M and fotr o'clock P. M.
of said day az the Court House door in the citv
Of Troy in Doniphan County Kansas, the fol.
lowing described Real Estate to wit: The east
two-thirds of che northeast quarter, section
twenty nine, (29) township three, az range
twenty, t2O) containing one hundred and two
acres, in the County of Doniphan and State of
Kansas. Taken as the property Of George
Mayhem to satisfy an executor in favor of Car
oline Shultz. Appraised at eight hundred and
sixteen dollars.
Sherii's Office, January 23d, 1884,
E. G. CRABB, Sheriff.
Tennent l. Camp, Atty's for Plaintiff.
January 81, 1s64-5w. Prs fee, 50
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HEADQUARTERS l6rH REo. KAH. Vol. C.yl
LEAykswoara Crfv, Dee, 26th. 1862. {
l. Az eehcers rscruiting bs the lssh Kansa,
volun,eef cayaley are erdetsd ,orspsrt d q.
.en. with oil recruits ealistsd b. .Lam 1t -,
senerairshdssveus fort Lssxsaxoslh }sss.
before the 9th day of January, 1864. a. which
t'me tee orssnizatioarof the. Regiment win
takeplacc. - = = Ss69s
IL All offers who fail to report, as. above
may De excluded or deprived Of . position In
the 10Th Regiment Kansas Volunteer Cavalry,
as none butthe very best excuses will be taken
Tor the non-complianee with this order. By
order Of = 81 x =
COL. JAMES A. PRICE,
Recruiting Commissioner, 10Th Reg. Kan. Cav.
PHiL. DofrLkR, LIST Lieut.. aud Adj't.
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Attachment. .#.
John johnson
Nathaniel Kinberlin
vs.
,.gfstchin { 20 kISdt s=:idsr
si,, ; ;ss Defendants

Before J. P. Winslow, ]. P, Irving Town
ship, Brown County, Kansas. N. ....-
Said defendants will take notice that on the
4th day of January, A. D. 1864, said Justice
issued an Order of Attachment in the above
action, for the sum of $40 S.. 'tt ID.
B. F. KLLEY, for Pitts.
Hiawatha J Ian. Sth, ls64-3w Prs fee, So.
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PLOWS, REAPBRS,

THRESHERS, AND 1ACH1Akhx
HAVE received, on commission, 2 latg
number of Prairie Plows, of the best DC
.cr;ntion. which will be sold cheap, for cash, o
exchanged for approved property or produce.
+ have also reserved the Agenc! for McCor.
m;.I;s celebrated Reapers, and will supply 70
order any hsnSsFsof the iasss: inP no pat
nd Mill ard s4esn Mschinery OF ey TIL *
eriptiosal TdTaSiIks
TTNa0svd, 4 pril II, yesf-s@ - 81
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THE NEW YOBK TRIBUNE, 1868

Recruiting Commissioner, 10th Reg. Kan. ca
PHiL. DofrLkR, LIST Lieut.. aud Adj't.
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Cincinnati Weekly Gazette.

Sheriff of Donipll.n County, Kansas
October 10, lS63-3w.
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Two volumes of the Scientific American are
published each year, at 81. so each, or SO Der
annum, with corresponding low terms to Clubs;
81 will pay for four months subscription The
numbers for one year, when bound in volume,
constitute work of S32 pages of useful infor-
nation, which every one ought to possess. A
new volume will commence on the first of Jan
uary. 1864.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-14

NEW YORK. Jaly I3 "A gentleman from. Bal
timore informs the Evening Post that the battle
az Mouocacy though defeat, was invaluable in
the result 10 Baltimore, a. II held the rebels IN
check till the authorities could make arrange
10 repel the attack If made.
Gov Bradford's call was responded "a by thou
sands At mdngh, the bells were rung, ana
5000 men FASTENED to the place of meeting.
Among them were fourteen veterans who assisted
in repeIling the British in 1912
All treasure has been placed in boat. under tie
guns OF the fort
Gen Ricketts, j. stationed outside the city.
Heavy firing has taken place az Rockville,
north of Washington
Encouraging news has beea received from
Hunter He has been reinforced
The rebels have crossed the Potomac, and
must re cross the Lower Potomac
Grant has no reduced his force before Peters
burg, and the surrender of the city IS hourly ex-
pected.
The Hayre De Grace special TO the Philadel-
phia Inquirer saws:
Lieut. Col Mitchell. Assistant Inspector Gen
eral Of the lsth corps. was with Gen Franklin
when be was captured He says Gilmore was
looking for franklin
The Philadelphia Press Is satisfied that the
whole power ct the rebel force viii be thrown on
" Washington, the movement north being only a
ient
The rebels are in greater force about Wash
ingtOn than anywhere ia Maryland.
Gen Garfield saws the number OF troops that
will leave the city in a few dayS will far exceed
the quota called for
The 56th ard 6oth BROOKLYN regiments leave
for Washington on Saturday.
The American telegraph lines are again work
ing directly to Washington at present they
are OCCUPIED with official business.
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TelegraphiC Dispatches,
EsrOErrD s1rxrssLE yOs p.nrsrArr sExr1sxL
lFor Morning Report See FIrst Paxe.I
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
The Raid in Maryland.
The Excitement in Baltimore.
Removal of Treasure from the City.
The Rebels Concentrating near
Washington.
ATTACK ON ONE OF THE OUTWORKS.
The Rebels Rcpulsed.
Encouraging News from Grant.
SURRENDER OF PETERSBURG HOURLY
EXPECTED.
SURRENDER OF PETERSBURG HOURLY
EXPECTED.
&c. Nc.. &c.. Ac.. Ac.
from Baltimore

BALTIMORE, July l3-There are no udca-
tiOns this morning OF any rebel force. large or
small, being within twenty miles OF this city.
The last OF Harr, Gilmore's raiders crossed the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad beyond Eliicotts
Mills. on their way TO the main rebel force in the
vicinity of Washington 40 late hour last night
BALTIMORE July IL, T. The locomo-
tive aud tender which left Washington al 10 TO
day. has arrived safely But one rebel was seen
on the road and he was very nearly steamed TO
death
No enemy in sight and 10 fighting OF mo
ment going
All was going on well, ana trains will proba-
bly, re.nme trips to morrow.
Telegraphic communication will no doubt soon
be resumed.
BALTIMORE, July Is, 4 p. M.-One OF Quar-
termaster Meigs' boats has just arrived from
Washington, having lett there early this morn
| ing All was then going on well.
Yesterday was rather gloomy day. There
was great deal of uneasiness among the PEG.
Pile.
There had been heavy fighting out the Seventh
street road The rebels were trying TO capture
Fort Adams. but we held it this morning
Confidence is restored and the city is consider
ed perfectly safe
There are supposed to be still few squads OF
/ cavalry in some portions of the country, but
taking their way towards Montgomery county.
! IL Is reported this morning and generally be
lieved that the rebel force which crossed the
Washington railroad yesterday az Beleville. have
1 gone towards Ancient City and that place was
/ in their possession.
Arrangements have been made for the defence
/ of Annapolis. ard gunboats are stationed in the
haTbor which can sweep the land approaches.
The estimation of the large force of rebel
cavalry that crossed the railroad ut Belevile
and BladensbGrg is no, given.
This force may have swept to the side OF
Washington or probably they will fill the predc
tons of rebel sympathzers and keep on 10 Point
Lookout to release the 20, 600 prisoners confined
there.
There was general suspension OF business
this evening and citizens turned out largely aud
reported for duty.
All public houses were closed and the city was
very quiet.
Confidence was restored and the onlv fear was
that the rebel army will escape without being
/ duly punished
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cy are pleirei. re e-s.ri, imrlies re re-.sr..
Ton al liberty. and the rights the S,.se- uuder
Inst Consultations ohimpsired. AID shl lead 10
an eaiiy and honorable peace
That ne corisstsy -smpttnixe 9TH The
Democracy Of keuIusky IN their prrssnt suiiu
gated condition. deprived OF the rights Of free
men. and ~e gill stand By them IN nsnlv
and issia struggle to recover con-tiIutioeai To-
erty.
10. That &C pledge ourselves to cordi.Ily sun
port the nominations made BY this Convention
Hon. Late Develin Of Wayne. and Hoo. B.,Iis.
W Hanna OF 'igo. offered additional resola-
tons. a. follows:
Resolved. That ve. the Democracy Of Ind
ans, are IN favor Of personal aud civil liberty.
and that se vii maintain the same 70 the bitter
end
Resolved. That the Democracy Of Indian.
will stand by Ohio IL maintaining and supportipr
hef patriotic exile. c. l. yallandigh.n.
Mr. Hanna offered the Gello.ins:
Resolved. That the civil xar nov des,rovip,
our beloved country Is great evil in the eyes Of
the American people. and the inhsmsn bsrbxr-
isms so often and justly complained Of on both
sides OF the contending parties. are but the nee
eS-ary results OF sach conflict: that = mere
change IN the policy and mode Of conducting Il
will not lessen or remedy the evil: that ~e be-
i'eve the preservation OF present form Of
government depends upon It's dsconiinuance.
snd that Ne will every means within our
power to bring about speedy and honorable
peace.
These resolutions wcse referred to the Com
mistee on Resolutions, without debate, under the
rule. according TO the decision Of the Chair
man.
While the committee we're acting on them.
Hon. rohn Petit made brief. statesmsnIike,
patriotic and peace speech. which VAS received
With thunders OF applause
The Committee on Resolutions reported.
through the Chairman. Hon. p. II Kent, a fol-
lows .IflH
The committee had, upon consultation ~ish
the movers Of the resolutions, hsrmonizei With
them perfectly. Mr.. Develins first resolution
was agreed upon unanimously.
The resolution Was then adopted.
Nr. Develin then spoke. most eloqueutly, in
defense Of personal and civil liberty. and closed
predicting the triumphant election of the ticket
nominated.
The President. Dir. Turpie. in response 10 re-
peated calls. followed briefly and spiritedy thank
ing the delegates for the honor they had con-
ferred on him. and expressing the highest appro-
baton OF the -est of the ticket For himself, be
accepted his nomination aud proposed 10 stand
by Democratic principles and light il out on
that line If is takes all summer"
Upon the conclusion of Mr.. Turpie's speech
the convention adjourned sine die.
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Foreign News

SANDY Hook. july - Australasian. from
Liverpool ON the ID and QueeuS;own on the 81.
has arrived.
There hsd been no fighting in Denmark since
the capture of Alsen-
Cotton at Liverpool was frmer bn. unchanged
for most descriptions. but American u advanc
ing
l.oxpox A meeting a; Lord Salisbury
house on Tuesday. will. il II said. be composed
OF members Of the House OF Lords and decide re-
gardine the course TO be pursued Ia the Daui>i
question.
LoSpoS july 2-The London Times Of To-
dav argues from the China's news TIA; Affairs il
Virginia sgaiu unpromisinS to Gen. Grant, bu
accords to him certain admiration for such stub
born resistance s. e displays
The Morning Po-t publishes diplomatic docu
meu,S confirming ihe fact that the Italy alliance
With Russia. AUstriS and Prussia is coilSunisted