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WATCHES { ,JfXElR1l!
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Offered at Retail at Wholesale Prices! !
,NHE HUBBARD BROS, No. IS L 81 Mas.
sEAu SIaIrr, Svu YoRk. M.nuf.csussrs
and Importers Of sllths Leading; Riek And
most popular Styles If WATCHES aud JEW.
ELRf, being determined upun increasing
their Business to an uni mited extent, offer the
! following elegant Ornaments q, the unsaypsssed
Low Prices following: -
! MAGNETIC TINE OBSERVER, G.,.s /.
/ Hunting and open face, or Lads,s W Gsnilc-
mans Watch in Que; the psrttisst. most con.
venient and cheapest Watch in. the World.
lmmitation of gold; effected By . patent pro-
cess, which rendsrs the appearance of gold
perfect, while il does not coat one third as
much. Price o., $32. Retail. al Gom Si00
upwards =, -
HuHTlSG CONGESTION eAsEDLE.
't.RS. Eng'i.h manufacture Aarem~bts cap,
ped aud full jeHeisJ; has sunk seconds aud
the newest improvements. HEAVY sased and
good limitation gold Prise only SIS RctxiIs
At from $50 to SIM. ; !; . =
HUNTING COMPOSITION cAsEpA AR.
MY WATCH. Richly engraved, lev rled and
fancy work. Unsurpassed for Suffers Traders,
etc. Flee SIS. Rctsils at from $40 IN 500.
A grea; vArie'. Of other Watches, at low
prices. -. ,.--..0s
LADIES SETTS OF Brso, and Ear Don.
to correspond. Imitation GIuster Diamond, q
very rich pattern. aud entirely new. Price 81.
Coral and Bead cnIuined, q very neat and
pretty erraaicnt, handsomely mounted, - IS.
GEXTLEMAS'S VEST, CHAINS. Par.
is;en, IN elegant pattern, On! 81. The Demo.
riac, very hesv,, SIS.
RlNGS.-Plain, only 15c. Scroll. very .hes-,
W 81. Chased, q neat pattern, 81. Seal
Sgnet, So. Imitation Dirniond, So,
SLEEVE BUTTONS Patent. Chased or
Esam-led. new and vrry handsome patteru,
81 81. DonUle, chasej..r With stone 81 So
BOSo SfuDS.-A variety of nee Ind
fashionable designs, per actt. 81 So 81
bosom AND SCARF PINS.-l.eaf, with
Opal ard t.nc! Stones, 81. Imitation Dfs.
mond. 81 81. - -
LoChEIS.-pJall, G!ass. richly esgrsred
Persons Wishing an, OF she above. have on.
ly to rrC,it the price in . regrtrrej letter 90
our address. AMI the articles will be sent FREE
Of expense, BY return mail
IT Orders 70 the amount OF twelve 6ollsra
and upwards viii be sent BY express to any Of
he loyal States. with bill payable to the EI-
press Company, when the goods are delivered
Agents, Suffers and Country Merchants
throughout the country. Hho wish u make
money rapidly, will do we'll to obtain oar msm-.
moth catalogue; We fursish the most faleable
'utiit q: prices unsurpassed by any other Goa
ern. Address HUBBARD BROS.
Nos. s. Il 81 Nasssu, near JOHN Sta,
Feb &c '63-3ml HsH YoSk Ciiy. -
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EMPLOYMENT.

G1S A MONTH.-Ageat. wanted to q.
RS - Sewing Maebiaes. We will give
commission On all Machines sold, or smp!o
agents who will work for the above wages an
all expenses paid.
For particulars adore
BOYLAN + CO., Gen. Agents.
DErls1r. Mes.
January ID, lS6l-ly.
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hsAnosAsrEas l6ra Rro. KAu .ym Go,
LA'ss"oara err, Dee. Ssh, 1853.
i. All ofdSers recraitins for Tie 18th K.ps.,
volunteer Cavalry are orderedto report 10 Per.
son. With all recruits enlis.sd By Tie. a the
general rendezvous tFsrs L.a,envorsh) on o,
o'i0Fs the 9TH day Of January, 1864, q. which
"ns sehe ofsaaisatisa efths Regiment will
take place.
H. An omsrs Who hii - report ~ SHOW.
may De excluded or deprived Of position In
the 18th Regiment Kansas Volunteer Cavalry.
as none but the very bss. excuses will b. taken
for the non-sompiianes With this ssdsr. rBy
COL. JAMES A. PRICE.
Recruiting Commissioner. 18th Reg Kan. Cav.
fHIL. DorrLra. LIST Lieut. and Adj't.
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State Of Ksnsas,
County Of Doniphan.
Caroline Shults, Ex..
Execution.
George Mayhem.

county OIL Uouiphan.
Caroline Shulu, x,...
".
George Maylen.
QY virtas Of 40 Execvtion ;..u.a ~. ..,.
- District Court Of the Second JuJ;. ~
District sitting in and for said CONT, d.
January i3th. 1854 wherein Caroline Shut .t 4
plaintiff and George Mayhem Is defendant. i
will offer Tor sale at public auction on Nond.,
February 9Th, A. D. 1864, between ~. ' hou !.
Of nine O'Clock A. M, and four O'Clock P. M
Of said day a. the Court House door in the sity
Of Troy in Doniphan County Kansas, the fol.
loving described Real Estate to Wit: The az,
tso-thifda Of the northeast quarter. section
t.enty-nins, CD township three, (3) ranee
twenty, (2O) containing one hundred and t1o
acres, in the County Of Doniphan and State Of
Kansas. Taken as the property Of Ceo,e.
Mayhem to satisfy An execution in favor Of ca
oline shult1. Appraised at eight hundred and
sixteen dollars.
sherifFs Once. January 23d, 1864.
e. G. CRABB, Sheriff.
Tsnnsnt Camp, Atty's for Plaintiff,
January 81, ls6l-5w. Prs fee, 50
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AAminiasrasor's Not %

AOm1Aia1r0t0r'ON Nos %
State ofKassss, I &C
Brown County.
In the matter ofthe Estate ofJamss Rsu.is
deceased.
n Office is hereby given, that Letters Of Ad,
~ ministration have been granted, to the IN.
dersigned. 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.
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 debsrred.
D. II. BOLLINGER,
Administrator ofthe Estate of James Rounds,
deceased.
January 18th, ls64-3w. Prs fee, -
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(. Notice.
$500 keWardI
T,HE undersigned has received ofncial
BENJAMIN 2. SHAFFER

BENJAMIN ?. sHAPFER
ha, Of the crime Of RAPE, and sentenced to
the Peuitentiary for fve years; that. on the
night Of the exh Of November last, he ESCAPED
from the Jail OF said County, and has since aed
70 parts unknown; thas he vas about ffty-six
years Of age, i've feet Avs inches high, With
aquiline nose and light blue EYES.
In pursuance Of lsW, . reward OF
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS
will be paid, fron he Trsesng Of The State,
for the arrest sd delivery q sid fugitive into
The custody Of he 6hcn1 Of eaid County Of
ksmAhs. THOMAS CARNEY.
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PORK PACKING
At
WHITE CIOUDy

WILL buy HOGS this season, and pay
CASH. Farmers will do well to call, be-
lore selling their Hogs. If sellers do hot wish
iodrive, will take their Hogs on foot, during
The packing season. o. BAILEY.
White Cloud. October ! ls63-tf.
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ain' the largest and finest Fashion plates, the
greatest number of fue Engravings, the latest
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Fi'ierns for Dresses, and sheet Of new Braid
''fs and E:nbrodering Patterns. Every Moth
a. Dreamaker, Milliner and Lady should have
~ published Quarterly, at 473 Broadway,
:. ne' York; sold everywhere or sent BY mail at
~*as: fe'rly 81, with valuable premium
sammsr number loS ready.
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Attachment.
John johnson
and Pl.in.in.
Nathaniel Kimbsrlin
fatchin
and DefenisnS.
Bill Jones
Before J. P. WInslow, J. P, Irving Town.
SKIP, Brown Couaty, Kansas.
Said defendants will take notice that on the
4.h day Of January, A. D. 1864, said Justice
issued an Order Of Attachment in the above
action, for the sum Of 199 95.
B. F. KILLKY, for Pitts.
Hiawaiha, Jan. 9Th, Is64-3w Prsfee, q.
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Two volumes Of the Scientific American are
published each year. At 81 50 each, or 6 per
annum, with corresponding low terms to Clubs:
81 will pay for four months subscription. The
numbers for one year, when bound in Q volume,
constitute work Of s32 pages OF useful infor-
nation. which every one ought to possess. A
new volume will commence on The fst Of Jan.
uary. 1864
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The NEW YOBK TRJBUEE. lsas.

The New York Tribune, frst Issued n 1871
nov in itA twenty second year, has obtained
DO th larger and more widely diifuseo circu.
lstion than any other newspaper ever pub
lished In America. Though il has suffered
in common with other jourpaIs, from the vol.
untesring and departure of tens Of thousands
Of it, patrons to serve in the War for the Un
len, its circulation on ths 9Th Of December
1859, Vas - follows:
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AaaHte correspoEdeNee Mobile Register
Not many months ago there arrived at a Con-
EdeIate. port, upon one of the most notable of
our blockade-runners, a very unassuming woman
scarce such, indeed, for she was hardly out OF
her teens-of an extremely handsome person.
She had come % Nassau from Paris, and sailed
thence for che South. She brought with her an
abundant wardrobe, and sufficiency Of means TO
last her two or three years at the present
rates Of living. Her object In visiting this
country was to discover the fate OF an
only brother, colonel in our service, who
had placed her at Geneys at school,
when the war began. She had not
heard from him during six months, became
anxious, and finally set out on her long and
perlous journey. Her anxiety proved too we'll
founded. Her brother had been killed at Gettys-
burg, and she found herself alone and stranger
in her native land. She went first 10 Augusta,
then 70 Mobile; here she lost a trunk containing
all her gold. At this critical juncmre Of affairs,
she met a very handsome field oficer--fell In
iove-engaged frst in Irritation, then in an amour
and accompanied him as far rs Atlantl on his
way to the mont. He fell at Ohickamauga.
What her life became you can guess. She died
last week, and was tumbled into the ground in
me public cemetery. There's q story for you
weep over it
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TIRBT
NATIONAL BANK
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Financial Agent Of the United States.
UNITED STATES q :B-IO
TREASURY NOTES.
NEW PATRIOTIC LOAN.

Under instructions from the Treasury Department this
Bank Is prepared 70 receive subscriptions to the New
Patriotic Loan issued IN the Three car Treasury
Noes bearing interest at the rate Of $40 per cent per
annum, payable semi annually in Lawful Money tho
18th days OF February aud August respectively Of each
year These Treasury Notes convertible nj maturity
at the option Of the holder into United States per cent
Bonds, Interest payable In COIN and redeomsble after
aVe and payable twenty years from August Is, 1857
Coupon Notes viii be issued In blank or payable to order
as may be directed by the subscriber In Of So sOO
600, $1,000, and S5OOo
Interest VIII be allowed from the date Of the subscription
TO the 18th Of August next the OF the Treasury Note
rhoso who may subscribe after the 18th OF August next
viii be required to pay the accrued interest on the Notes
Any subscribing for less than s25 900 ofh0 Loan
at any one time, viii bo allowed commission OF ono
quarter of per cent? payable by the Treasury Depart
ment on the receipt OF bill for the amount approved By
the subscription agent
Referring TO the annexed appeal Of the Secretary OF the
Treasury, ask all those desirous Of aiding the aoyern
ment to subscribe to this Loan.
g. H, CLARK,
auG-1m PRESIDENT.
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OFFICE CoMM,IssARY e OF SUBSISTENCE.

~ No. $40 WALNUT street.
PmLADRLrfuA, August 4, 1864.
Sealed Proposals. IN duplicate, VIII be received at this
for SUI plying for the use Of the uSed states Army he
following Subsistence Stores. delivered In Philadelphia,
900 Barrels first quality MESS PRIME MESS
POBk (eorn fsdl Of he pack otlss8-i, in fall
meat TO be free from rust or stain fun weight,
snd thoroughly saited, aud TO have beon re
pGctea within thirty days Of delivery To he
ready for delivery within twenty days from
$4,000 Pounds nrst quality winter smoked BACON
sHIuLpERs; IN tight tieroes Of uniform size,
Tobe delivered within twenty days from date
9OO, 900 Pounds nrst quality PILOT BREAD. to be
made from good sound Extra Flour"
thoroughly baked, ana perfectly dried before
seasoned wo-d, OF such kind AS will not i'm
part taste TO the bread, boxes 10 contain hfty
$4,000 Pounds frst quality kiln dried CORN MEAL,
IN well cooDered head lined barrels.
10000 Pounde coarse pulYerized WHITE SUGAR,
5000 Pounds 4D4MiETlSE, or STAR CANDLES.
$4,000 Pounds clean anc cry SALT we'll -coopered
Tie above stores with tic exception ofPork and Bacon
TO b. delivered within ten days Of date Of award.
Bidders who unable 10 deliver the stores within the
time mentioned WIZ state the time required for delivery
ptnsO the United States required shipment.
san ptb OF nll articles except PORK must be delivered
must nobs inclosed with the sample. Samples must be
IN boxes end not in parcels, each sample marked
r. The r9ri WIN se examined and passed upon by John
Separate prpposals in duplicate be made for each
article enumerated. and bcdeTs may propose for the whole
any part % each.
printed cory II this advertisement must be attached
20 each hid ard the proposals mustbe specific In comply
Ing with nl its terms.
Each proposal must have The written guarantee OF
Responsible escns. ior The hnlmeAtC q the agreement
who viii give bofds n required
Blsnk forms ior proposals containing the form Of
guarantee may be lad on app icatiOa atthis Oifce
lie g. ers name, pace Ofbusness ard date purchase
nnme OF contents, grosi tarc anc weights, must be
marked On every package and all old marks must be OBJ
liberated
Returns of weighs by professional public weIshers to
CIV wheno required.
No bids irom parties who have fsed to ulai former
eni win be considered.
BIDS viii include packages, aud delivery at any point
this city, 10 be designated by this ooo aud Interior
packages COopetAge win be considered suic lent
for TejCt ton OF contents.
Payment will be made IN SUCH fnds may be furnished
by the United States for the purpose.
Proposals TO be endorsed proposals subslstenoe
SiOres, and directed 10
ISAAC B WIGOtN,
aub.3 Captain aud G.. y Vols.
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DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS,
GENERAL sToREKEEPERs,
Can and tour establishment i assortment Of Imported
and Domestic Drugs Popular Patent Medicines, Paints
Coal on window Glass, Prescription vlals &C., at az low
prices a. genuine arst-clAss goods be solG.
FINE ESSENTIAL Oils
For Confetoner In full variety, and Of the best qualit
Cochineal, Bengal Indigo, Nader Pot Ash, CudpeAr
Soda Ash, Alum OH Of nol Annatto Copperas Extract
Of LogFood, &c, FOR DYERs use, always on hand At
lowest net cash prices.
PURE sPICEs FOR FAMILY USE,
Ground expressly for sales and 10 which invite the
attention Of those In rant Of reliable articles
Also, INDIGO, STARCR, MUSTARD, &c., OF srtra
quaVy.
Orders By mall, or city post, win meet with prompt az
tenton, special quotations viii be furnished when re-
quesed.
WRIGHT 4 STDDALII,
Wholesale Drug Warehouse,
Jtl-D No. ll9 MARKET Street, above Front.
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MILITARY NEWS.

Prov ne Tribune.
There are dispatches, as there have been more
times within three weeks past than we can 70
member, announcing a new invasion of Pennsyl-
VAnia. General Couch has issued an order, and
Governor Curtin proclamation adapted to the
emergency. Rebel forces, stated all the way
from 5000 to 10000, are over the Potomac. and
have occupied Hagerstown, and there is hurry
ingto and fro along the border We wait for
further reports.
From Georgia we have news Of disaster 10 a
portion Of General Shormsn's cavalry, which had
been sent TO destroy the Macon Railroad They
succeeded in their mission, and subsequently
seized a large wagon train; but we're intercepted
by strong Rebel force, surrounded, attacked,
and In great part captured IL Is said that not
, less than 1000 of our men were taken prisoners
number which, considering that the force
was cavalry, and originally not over 5000, Is
Incredible.
Western cavalry have heretofore shown them
selves willing 20 fight, aud we do not believe they
have taken to surrendering In mass. Cavalry
may be surrounded, but can never, say the mill
taiy books, be excused for not attempting to cut
their way out There are brilliant Instances of
such efforts and successes in this war. In this
case, IL is intimated, trust unjustly, that the
men were drunk with liquor captured from the
Rebels. Such a state of things would reflect
infinite disgrace on their officers.
There are reports that Hood Is getting rapidly
rejsforced by troops from beyond the Mlssis-
d;fEa which Is probable enough, Since General
y utter defeat, there has been nothing to
Us Rebel army In Louisiana, except the
~ Of capturing New Oreans-and they are
, not crazy enough 70 try that Difficulties of
transportation, destruction of nllrosds and
general laying waste of the intervening coun-
try have made marching difficult, but il
Is still possible that large portion Of Kirby
Smiths force may have been ferried over the
7, y Mississippi and be route for Atlanta At all
~, s,ents, We have no notion that any men have
IN spared to him from the East. It is now as
haS.anays Lees policy to risk everything else for
nnS 1roS, hance Of holding Virginia, and he will not
S;nA regiment to Atlanta to save 1t from certain
nenssss,,. All his troops are wanted in Virginia
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PROPOSALS.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER GEN

PHILADELPHIA, August 8, 1864.
6eAed Proposals VIII be received at this office until ~
O'Clock NJ, on THURSDAY, the llth inst for
Five hundred "slX mule" Army Wagons, complete.
Two hundred two-horse - Ambulance, complete,
wheeling pattern TO be delivered In this city at such places
as may be designated, .. ...
0ne-haf OF the above 10 he completed and ready for
delivery or before the LIST OF September next. Tho
remainder on or before the Goth Of September, 1884
The right reserved TO reject all bids deened too high
and no bid from defauluns contractor will be received
Bidders will state price, both In VT ting and figures.
will be required whose responsibility must be certified
TO by the United States District judge United States
District Attorney United States Collector, other Gov
ernment officer, otherwise the proposal will not be re
cSived.
Specifications for the above may be at the oce,
No 1859 GIRARD street.
BY Of Colonel GeorgeH. CrosmAn Assistant Quar-
termaster General U.SA
GEO. r. ORME,
au5-bt Captain and A. Q. N.
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