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~ ------ ----,-,~ UIyE ABLE hon ,'f,rm

WANrrp, l EVE vfsr. H Of age, 70 perform q"
1: &: e. !, :: IS: &: IS;
s a"asa S duty ass xxx JSoShs, as above
| no lS-3t' --------- ,,ESIrINC
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LATER FR". N EUROPE

=, ,.., rnronean dates arc 10 INV
,,h instant, five days later tina" F''
adviccs, .,prrRE OF
-,,., ,>GtlSu rRFss On ~
r,o Joder, the Confederate o'sa" >"
.,8or g,ves the following relative
',', of the steamer Florida
'"n ,"' r,re.,crate authorities in lonaS"
Inv lived A Geographic o.SFas,m'
nav Sion. from Captain Morris shc
""',, tor of the Florida, stating VA, NV
mS'''s ,a,>tnrca on the 9Th of 'c''''' ,hn
%aH ra{nral steamer Wachnst" ~ ns
the CIV nf n.h;a Brazil At the tune -, "
haTo"F "' nN ~" FLORIDA was lying u"a az,
the 'AtN"'.' the Brazilian forts ana WV
tn' 49, ,,cct and Captain MOTIFS w. ~,
on shore He Is no" Cor South
steamer Msgdalena' oou"' "
ampton ,r.ralJ editorially dt
,n r1 the capture OF the, ''''''''
nv" most indignant terms ..Thc "a,
'"S T ,,,' london Times says; ny wor;i
l'e enc Confederate steamer raS' "
tuf rec o. ,arbor of friendly State WnS
III '''e &c S;mnle piracy, When ",s"' ~.
sc' " nnrt she should have bee" p
n'n,Iv safe from molestatoh' 49,. e ,
ieC,tS Ton1on Herald says that II
~ Few Government does not
lease the Florida all ',e ;ntsrf,re in
ers will have the risn' -
MISTER
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WANTED.

xASTrp 70 n, aSgo Go, Cook NE 4E $ sII'
!. ST.: S; j; s $$. !: T. n 4
a's on the : S"'T'" no rs.. =.
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z,,7IpEE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

WARD-Ran away fom the s sS s., sD Soy
sz ~. weeks s ssG auction y hls Of
x sg%msn fanan sa and ns
s Sa I to Mrs Nag at the Theatre P w built T.
his sale. t'a az i've faet eight or nine inches III
with small ef ia no doubt lurking about RGhmona
height r n viii give the above reward Tor his ue
livery To Mess''' Inv ]. b. PACE,
Danyile, Virginia.
nc 20-lms
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NEW MUSIC i:
~ ,J ". DAVIES 4 sons
p1f T,YLok'- ON STAND | {
INSTRUMENTAL. II
Morning. Star Waltz
Fyerrreen Walt
Affection Wait
Ressie Bell Walt.
SIlvery Showers
Maiden's Prayer
Gonleled
Rochester schottische.
| Warnings at I've
rorrna-Brilliant Variations
Anvil Chorus
| Mocking- Bird Quckstsp
| cr,uy-rme Polka.
| uoD,.. Sweet Honey ar1ato1iS'
| Shells Of Ocean
Love Spell.
| Storawlll Quickatcr
General Lees Grand March.
i General Smiths March.
L General Morgan's March
= Moss Rose Gaii"p-
Railroad dallop'
- Rosa Gallop.
ID Haunted Man G,.llop
Military GaiioP
Some One TO Love.
:, Old Cabin Home.
ID r,revy.n to the star-spangIed Banner
LII Nearest Spot OF Earth to me Is home
Shell, of the Ocean.
< Brightest Eyes
- Child of the Regiment
,rr,s Bright hut twas Dream
.. Listen to the Mocking-Blrd
r. Gentle Netue Moore.
zen When saw Sweet Nelly Home
on, IJurrah for Our Flag.
Whore are now the Hopes Chershea'
II. Vacant Char.
ty- Switzer's Farewell.
X Cottage by the Sea
. Then Youth Remember he
on n, Give roe a Home by the sea.
49, Castles in the Ar
and The Separation
ATS Scenes that are Brightest
u They said my Love would Change Win iiN'|
OR Com. where NV Love lies Dreaming.
Feen Who will Care for Mother Now
Tujrllinq Stars are Laughing, Love.
- Bird OF Beauty
M No One to Love
. Tor VIOLIN AND GUITAR SlRlNuo'
St. Regular discount to dealers, teachers '' =.
- Orders from the country proihpliS " 80 9
- oiNN'' $500 IN
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by George W "lII's' -
(No. 6s Main street,
WILL. BE SOLD At Ao xorrnbsr 3D. 49,
my store de on lot q ogs rEHIioakFHS
at R1 70 = rfS,Aif UGRNITURE, sTo' hS' '''O
and 1 paa,iv,rnade Clothing, Blankets
SHOES, Boots and
uoio " ALSO,
| pscksmith's Belio ose.,s
2vices and r'nt, W. WILLIS, huctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
,,rr4TRE DAY.

----1l---.,,,1,1-1,p.s sAI.EOF FOUR Iva Nv
p E nnxp AND rwESTx,f2trSGn neRk ks1
1laNp IN TIE con y pTFs "a ABOUT TEN MLLEss
fa Of @ &c s,ne
4: $ e; !; !; I: Gems
s is sesss 'SS Il IL s: he
s ;;S + T
sS5 siI 4 he :oSas i e. 3"
E shs and an?F% as e coal M"S ,
aan 1 enemy my and Hoq n% deed
rg it to sad TalmHdg'' u = F:fip l.. BRookt',
hibitcd ut the sale prsrirrT Of I,ist'io: No >.
!, i.',,ns s. WILLIAM, Au'
i Sale conducted BY "EO "' M II-td5
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NJ Hamilton, Auctloneer'
nm D,rLinson 4 Co, Auctioncer5

by Inn, Dl1k1N70H . %
COMMISSIONERS SALE or NA LING
y AF dl;es s di the q me 1f Ely XS
1 Tshon SS' shs m # nh nA day. Or
VEMBER ls6l at t., 10 hisGet bidder, for cash. MINI
p4Ss syet9n T e s;'' at the auction house OF Hill
Likely Iin.an NO Co.. In IN the sty Of Richmond
Dlc Ai'i'O- T. TAYLOR Commissioners.
F. NANCE, ,.rpnAy
.,oro sale !. postponed until S - + d fDAh
The above ;"sts snt Hill DICKINSON oo
l 4
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RUNA va IS.
$50 ,1I-NnpEn nOLLARS RE

,.,uro IIIINDRED DO |. Il ne
wy - r,r ,be apprehension and delivery 10
a hna0n @ cd hn y R b %5 s sss
Of reoha5g lack * Is ha ap0a and whfsr
old dark co .S feet high weighs one hundred and :,
ate grey ave him permission tovist Pet1rsoais ,s
MY nt he never returned, and elt'
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EET1 IH 1VrEo1fM NORTH lI G c. so'G
n ~ st: sHA :: s5 Ho jas ss"A = +!
2iR aay OF Sf N SSi;I ARoES& f H5xb Ser
gHsF E xEfn =: nc Sq S.h re &c Ss
;:s: :;:: !:
aS as 'y = III as :%s ri
| Creech & iAtehtord' comm KEMP r BATTLE,
| tinneers President.
| Ho hn ls-3tF M&Iu' ---------
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AUCYTON SALES.
THIS DAY.
BvLH. Luck s. Co., Auctio''ee'''
mn st; Main street,

RvI H. Luck & Co., A"otio"e''''
NO sc Main street,
VIII SELL, ON FRID II
" EnNiNt the 18th instant, for cgsh 9nfy NJ
w anJ desirable assortment o, ni.ANK- n,
Large arf CARPETS. MIRRoE;,n :a 70 attend NJ
yrs. &c Buyers are resPe pee a.
;thout regard to the weathoi' a.
"i'" WARDROBES, Isl
WAsHSrANDS,
ooo S Gars sMoKING TOBACCO,
~ CHEWING TOBACCO, IL
TABLES,
| COMFORTS,
hnGs' |
| GUNS,
| B BEns o n,li BF'ppING.
pnnkIN,i and OFFICE STOVES
| GOLD WArtlif"',
| SILVER WATCHES, |
BRACELETS,
LIQUOR CASr3
CARD TABLES
: ., ohU Gu Tt.NSGIisH SHOES, ,no,ionccrs.
/. - pan l. H. LUCK co'' rT
IS no Is ,,,a 70 orr sale THIS MoRNiN"'
- uno SHINGLES (pihe"
n loco cidAAKTI1,v Es AND FORKS (neTJ;,e,
G. Z ser iSi AND HARNESS .G ;ssa
"a DuEcbt-colorcd Sill DtsE'o"'
at ,IonIi1 BROCHE SHAW
lin ! Spie .t,n,s large WOOL shA Aa,s
geT.W LUCK CO., Aucti nrth SIDE
- l.. H. No, ST Main street, north SUI
c'S no Is ----------- ,..o,t;ou i
all GALE At AUCTI 'S NM; mssts'G5t'a at. tn
Ss called to the s r T l1ne5. AT esns a,
on corner ~ nthars in tho way OF h1ua; U.s..
the cs, to anS HpnS1 here viii so abies
ioi ie70 C,,t,ins and Fixtures, 'A'P
Ewcrs and Basins, GlasS We Glasses
several dozen tnc Iui'''
go Glasses. Decantcr4' ,
Is NM NM side, SAVERS, GottieS'
49, Lars Finger Bowls,
rom Gine9 t 80, stone Jars,
BAY 3sns Winners Screens,
has a ~ fine Dinner and Tea S''S'
give ,''l'r ard Forks, star ltoaSr
T the Xn',it,au blinds, stove
iot Of Lumber, etc, etc. n o,olock
ice Sale TO commence p's' shRs NJ. L. TAbf
- Bv order OF
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r0r SALE, Il GOOD MARE works s,.ss
IAN and rides we'll, good three or ioat-h 9TH
WAGON, and THREE Sows, two Stt ah, ' best I'M
eight pigs each It weeks a old Apply
prove s'ooA f'e 0GFOR0E WATT Y 90,
plow-makers, Franklin sttee..
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NJ u --,,,---,1I0T oINECUANICS,
-,,,,p1,V COURT or TIN.

\
l III. ATF STATES or ,:A4inr iir
las 1h 1E1A nm Rls5%SH Or ~ r
NOV EM6TE'1 ;ilrS, Henry /. hr""k; l,.',b nd
IhonatSu Jobn NJ. speed, frar,i5 Il 49," IAN
Canlhc WanTv. do each ii then, On , a., '.,r.
B BAY OF pEcEAWHE .;;, S'Erw '%.'5. s:
and mag, 49, count such account anu months
OF ms ',nrn the date Of - las =, of Conyry
next sue ,ha 6,h section Of the Ae' =. 49,. .
required ~ ,'a c+ for the seQue5trati?h o o f,r t
g rpoperty and elects Of allen ,ha nconfte
indemnify a suaI,st go 1861. But II any rj ~.
ApproFSu sball not have made anu I,'I ,5t twelve
receivers n pH'-'t settlement within the l " his
account mon he shall render an ,',t5, MT
months, as aforesaid for t"el's t,,rthl
tranoati,U his last s,ttlenent Nit GU. -
ordered; 5llat in the Examiner, ENQUIRER k in
be ~ the city ot Richmond t"'Gi a., 81 st
patch, 81 ' nospscctvely, before ths -i ' grk
tG Cement HSshS hi, oIaS S aaa sIss M
this cou il;ontioT to the Attorney Oh 'Ae
| state. for this District roI~rIN \. ELLEGI,
4 copy-reste: l''i tllF.
| oauiW
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NOR SALE, a large BRUSSELS w. ~
Il rEsrKs CARPET, is By ~ ,,,,. MEM o.. tal-
VII RUG, II can b sea" AZ NJ, li0 Of Gr>s stree
tain WILLIAM AA-'A' no i5-C0d-t'
west end.
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PERSONAL.

DEps0NAL.-NIrs. L. }, sU .i,1' Will
Eh S, ~, Il At our store. E.spsett",lE,c o
,,c.ioprcrs, No ~ Main street
no ls--2t A"''''
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|oR SALE, u likely BLAth Wy 'i ~. SV
Eon ~. s,..h.csn wears OF age y 600, ~.
- ma and shoemaker Apply At tAkh S SaS5
JAIL.
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nUBuC SALE OF Ran RI ErAdw ANn
~ rFS s say y y rSS Sss I, w
:s 5S;' e
H HS Ed at % 5!y sss, 5 II e.
Fs ao.'sa on %. Resn % and pnS
"a fan ne x 3rs al II ss { TSrE # SE ~
TSkyG shfS Fl sE asy hna
"op-Shcller, Carts, Wagon W.
| TERMS: Cash .. ot,cnd from RchmoIIt ,
above do 50 10y tnbl station in the morning , al
y Fdar 1 he ysnn q + 'P M s1 "nd
= commence at IL o'clock a. W. ). SUMNER
| j. Il. GOoDE:
| mo ls-jtN luSf
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rx, srEPGESSs LATE
wa inng As Confederate statesmen VII,
.' writing indiscreet letters so
p I 40 they injure their country AZ
,o"s so ona abroad. The Liverpool "S.
ho'''' 49,. oninion of Vice-Fresden'
s,anbens's late letter, wh'c" w.t. u .
,-as he translated in Europe As u"
irAa Vice President of the oo',ne -
Inc : universally allowed 10 .
1oilt,'t .ha most valuable of the oou'n
orn statesmen. He resisted ~ h;s S7a,
hncrnId the detcrm'na''" VI ~, Nv. IN
=, srredc because he WIS oeeIr ~
Sad with the idea that 10 se.;, :,
,ates Of the Union was 70 cbnr'n az h h
.;anoI srIfdestruction. But WITH b;s '' inf
l TITS had proved useless; anu a1' md
enca and abilities were oe'lal 9, carcr
e"rs he joined the ne" 1872
l and has since done DIS ut -, ~,
men ;'ta;n its power and improve It's pt,
inA-" The feeling Of attachment "
pvts. however. has either never
IL, .,,0i ~ has been strongly feheMeu +,
nun Va misadventures OF the =
lhe le for he has written ie'.el
i-4elh tho way is clearly opened ut
WHICH I'D reunion. Nor must 'n:s
peace as" aons;dered a mere express,
ter DC val opinion. The \lce,f
his pesTaC confederation has LAID
his capacity as a dp, p,ya.'i mportan
words must have pun
J., nocassary to read Mr..
hans,s words to perceive tila' 'n :.
trine of State sovereignty. Is h u ~
s,rward now as a sort OF owe u 4"
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nFIJGIOUs NOTICE.-The haif,past
ausloek SUNDAY AFTERNOON rnEA' H.
No heretofore at AIR. William >; Icy D"up the next
ceased will now be at H. T. TAi Log o o. bridge
ia ana ust outsidn the intermediates forinca''"'
| NJ lS--Zt" ---------
The New York herald., 1864-04-05
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY APRIL s. lse4=wIrH SUPPLEMENT-


A NUMBER or WE'LL RECOMMENDS 0FRMAi
females wan, situal,ors as cooks ehambermaids an
taundeSses girls for general housew &C..
Mrs LOVES German Institute. IL Stanton st, near tb
Bowery.
The New York herald., 1864-04-05
FINANCIAL ANb coMMfkcIAL

MONDAY, April 4-6P. NJ
The stock market strong this morning. and gene
ral advance prices took place. Compared with the
Quotations Saturday. New York Central advanced
Ter cent, Erle Railroad IL, Hudson River tx Harlem
u, but before the close OF the call 1t fell OF per cent
Reading went up 3sl, Michigan Central y, Michigan
Southern ~ Illinois Central lts Cleveland aud Pttsburg
g. Gaeua and Chicago Y Chicago and Rock Island 2h,
Pttsburg aud Fort Wayne 81 Alton and Terre Haue y,
Chicago and Northwestern 4, canton Company y, aud
Quicksilver Mining = which advance was very small,
taxing into Consideration that report came from WASH
ingou announcing The decision Of the United States
Supreme Court hsd been given in favor OF the company
Erie preferred declined Ia Cumberland Coal 's, aud
Marposa ~
Owing the celebration OF the opening OF the sanitary
Fair, the stock Board adjourned over.
The government reduced The premium on gold to-day
three quarters per cent tie price having been fixed at
e5t5 That is a movement in the right direction, aud II
Mr. Chase viii follow up lie may yet bead OF the gold
room gamblers, And bring down the price of coin
aeure usthed BY the demaod but if he permits himself
to be Influenced by the spectators who are capabeany
day OF making corner ten per cent above the selling
cash price, the certificate scheme will prove disastrous
TO the hopes Of the people and in short time reduce his
pet currency to half lis nominal value The opening price
at the exchange l6s hut 1t forced up slowly
aud highest points which the premium gold touched in
each mcnth since the Isl of January, 1862.
l----ls62.-- l----ls6s. 6s.---lc---ls64 -
The New York herald., 1864-04-05


The New York Providence ana Boston Railroad Com
pauy have declared quarterly dividend OF three per
cent, free of govern nent tax, payable on demand.
The Eagle Fire Insurance Company OF this city have de-
clared annual dividend OF ten per cent free Of gov
ernment tax.
Comptroller Brennan advertises for bids for million
dollars complete the two million soldiers bounty fund
bonds The former being the balance not awarded on
the I'd The offers wlbe opened the 16thfof APRIL
The trustee or The Cacianat, Wilmington and 2anes
riia Rarosd Company ready to issue, in exchange
M the trustees receipts stock certificates for the
lhares and certificates Of The trustees under the
mortgage FOR the bonds 10 which the parties to the
Reorganization are seversly entitled
Counterfeit enc hundred dollar Treasury notes have
been discovered The number on the counterfeit is
larger and The color less brilliant than the genuine
On right end OF the back Of Tie biz the sl0o2 the
circles inverted thus cool. 10 the genuine the in
vcred 100 Is The left end, While in the counterfeit,
Il stands in correct position The outside circle Of the
l00 10 the lower ei the genuine note touches
the lower border but the counterfeit is about the
sixteenth 8! an inch from i.
The Assistant treasurer reports to-day as follows
The subscriptions 10 the loan the First National
Bsnk TO day amounted to $3.50 900.
tuS Treasury the First National Bank The lat
ter institution secured 100000 this morning and an
nounces readiness to supply purchasers with these
oarilies ou demand, 50 to save the doay OF sub
ecrbirg.
The New York herald., 1864-04-05
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, Aprii 4-6P. NJ
AsHEs-Receipts. 10 bbls Market unchanged, with
sales OF 60 bbs.
BReApsruFFs.-Recepts. s,6o5 bbIs four 4io bbs aud
ISL bags meal, 22o bushels wheat 32s bushels
oats, 1,525 bushels barley and 1855 bushels barley
malt. The -four market very arm, in sympathy
with the rise In gold but prices without decided
charge. except for shipping grades Of State, which,
being scarce brought advance OF &C. The days sales
foot up ID 900 bbis state and Western 1000 bbls
Southern aud 700 Canadian Rye -four inactive and
nominal. Corn mea! 10 demand at very fun prices
with xno hhls eoid nuota-
The New York herald., 1864-04-05

The officers OF forty Of the associated banks of
this city have signed petition 10 Congress asking that
the privileges which extended by section sixty three
OF the new law to the Bark Of Commerce may be made
to embrace every other bank in the state that may
to avail itself Of the provisions OF the law.
The following national banks authorized be
tween the 26th OF March and the lst of April
The New York herald., 1864-04-05

Total $2oS ,993 1871 10 sgt 6o5 5.7e5 1913 III Isl 2a7
BUSINESS AT CLEARING HOUSE,
Cearngs FOR weok ending March 90 S6762 253 $50 81
Ciearngs for week ending April 49,. 6I6,372 T45 72
Balances for week ending March 26. IT. 432, ,679 80
Balances for week ending April b.. 81 $40 ,743 IS
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-IS53..---I---lSb4 -
Letosst. Highest Lotcest. Highest Lolgssf. Riohes

The following table shows the totals OF the bank state
ent at tho commencement OF the present year, with
$50 OF the two past weeks-
Lodns. Specie. Circulation. Deposits
O. sI7a7144 465 2j.l6I .935 ,33l 40 $50 $50
2s 1892 f39 20 ,425 ,50f 1885 16s3ls ,904
g. 203,9g3.l3I 1887 COS $685. 1898 7l15l ,297
The New York herald., 1864-04-05
EEW PUBLICATIONS.

A NEW woRK-PHILLIPs' STERLING EXCHANGE
much needed by merchants and bankers y Just prp
shei The calculated up l0 GER ceut premium
from one shilling 10 f5.o0o. For sale a. =. u BLOOM
FIELDS, n Chambers street and JNO w. BURNET'S
5l Wtllia'n street..
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-10-01

We often hear the remark, "any one viii
do to teach children 10 read" with the i'm
plieation that any special qualifications are
unnecessary TO the individual selected to
instruct young children or backward schOl-
ars. But few grsver mistakes are often
made than this in regard to school matters.
Now as a matter-of-fact it requires as much
if not more tact, patience and ingenuity, il
not talents and attainmeuts TO become a
truly successful teacher, in a primary
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-10-01
The Man WIN a BacKUoue.

Captain Sidney Clarke. the Republican
nominee for Representative to Congress, IS
pre- -emiuendy live man. In politics be has
always been anti-slavery. He published a
paper years ago in Massachusetts,, wherein
he advocated freedom principles. Ia Kan
sas he has labored unGringly for the Re
publican party, aud his work has produced
good results. His talents are of a b gh order,
and their being so well directed, and so
properly exercised by his judgment, energy
and indomitabe win, be promises to be one
of the most valuable men in the nation.
Never can you shake Sid. Clarke from a
purpose that he has resolved to execute.
He Is uD6inching. He is not weak -kneed.
He never craw-fshes. In Congress he
viii stand by and cooperate with the free
dom party, and sustain the President.
Nothing trucking, nothing subservient,
nothing cringing. about Sid Clarke. He
belongs to that class of men that the Patriot
takes stock in. He is going to be elected 10
Congress this fall.-Burlington Patriot.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-10-01
ADDRESS.

To tie electors ef tie Fjflh Judicial DIS
trjct
I have been requested as the appended
letter will show-to become a candidate for
reelection 10 the Office of Judge of the
Fifth Judicial District. by most of the
members of the Bar resident or practicing
in the District, and also by many citizens.
The following is from the members Of the
Bar:
Hon. e, IL RaqgZes. Judge Of tie FIFTH
judicial District
DEAR SIR-The undersigned members
Of the Bar and Practicing attorneys in your
Judicial District, being fully satisfied with
your past acts, and believing that you pos
sess the integrity and necessary qualifca-
tons to faithfully discharge the duties of
your present position to the entire eatisfac-
lion and benefit Of the people of this Dis
trict, respectfully request you to become a
candidate for reelection to the Office Of
Judge of this District
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-10-01
1886
Sheriff Sale.


NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue Of aA
~ order Of sale, issued ont Of the Fourth adieal
District CouFt for Douglas county State Of KANSAS
and to me directed, l will,
ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2OrR, 1854,
at the hour Of IL NJ. of said day, at the court
house Goor IN the town of Emporia, county Of
Lyon, State of Kansas, offer for sale at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash in hsnds
the following described real estate, to-wit: Com
rnencing at a point on the north line Of section
ten (I0), IN township Eo. nineteen (ls), Of range
eleven az, in the county of Lyon, $50 rods
east Of the north west corner of said section No.
ten 40, running thence due east on said section
line SIS rods: thence DE south l60 rods; thence
due west So rods; thence due north $50 rods, to
the place Of beginning, containing fftysix acres,
more or less, to satisfy a judgment in favor Of
Giles F. FLY, and against George A. Banks, as
Administrator OF the Estate of Lyman Allen. de-
ceased, John Gilmore, Anna J. Allen, AsaPh r.
Allen. John II. Beach, Hudson Z. Bridge, Leon.
ard 3. Holland, Alexander & Alexander aAd
u. Campbell & Co.
Given under my hand this / 9Th day of August.
A D. 1864 SAMUEL ]. AANTOR,
35I-56 SI0I5 SheriR-
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1t does us good to chronicle such rain
as fellin this locality yesterday. 1t brought
our County Fair to a some" hat abrupt ter
mnation, and rendered out. door locomotion
little unpleasant, bug added to the fine
showers we had earlier in the week, it will
revive much Of the fall wheat and otLer-
wise benefit the farmers and the country
generally.
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A gallant officer IN regiment raised
not a hundred miles away, who never quailed
under the fire of rebel bullets, fell an easy
victim to pair Of bright eyes, whose own
er wore an apron bearing the emblem O.
our country's flag, and who was waiting
on ''the boys" at a festival. The Colonel,
wishing to make the acquaintance of the Ia
dy remarked:
"That is a pretty apron you wear, Miss
YES" SAID the maiden, This is my
flag"
II have fought many hard battle under
that flag" rejoined the Colonel. ''Not I'M
der this flag, sir" Indignantly exclaimed
the beauty, as she swept away, leaving th'
gallant son of Mars perfectly dumbfounded
-CatskW Recorder.
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BUSINESS CHANGE.

The News printing establishment has
been sold to JOINT. H. Hunt, by whom the
business will be carried on in future. All
accounts due for subscription, advert ising
or Job work will be paid to him. Mr. Hunt
has had experience in the newspaper busi-
ness, and 1 besPeak for him that liberal
patronage which has been extended to me.
JACOB SToTLER.
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NOTICE.

In the District Court of the United Stats for ths
District Of Kansas.
The United States,
VS..
The southeast quarter Of Section 81, Township
30, Range 10.
DY virtue of writ Of Esada508i EE7onss, to
& ; me directed. issued out Of said court 10 the
above entitled cause, dated ths 9Th day Of An
gust, 1864, I will on
THE 26rH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1864,
between the hours Of one and four P. 81. Of said
day, at the Court House door IN Imports, lyoa
county, Kansas, expose to public sale, for casa
the following described tract Of land to-wit:
The south east quarter Of section 6wenty-seV-
en- ga, tow nship twenty go, rang thirteez
(I3), IN Lyon county, Kansas.
THOMAS 4. OSBORN,
1886 L. S. Marshal
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RoBD1Na IN THE MoUNTAms-The ST. 10.

RoBDINe IN THE MoUNTARs.-The ST. 10.
Herald says:
Jack Hughes, formerly of this city. Mr..
Stanley. of Leavenworth, Howard Norris,
of this county, and gentleman unknown,
while they were travelling in the overland
stage, between Virginia City and Salt Lake
City, were attacked by Jack Procket and
his band ofhighway robbers, and all of them
relieved oftheir dust, amounting 10 S25, GOO
As soon as they reached Salt Lake, they in
formed the authorities of the robbery, and
a company ofsoldiers was Immediately senl
in pursuit. of the mountain robbers.