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Financial >cwo, Markets, &c,

Hno Fort, W,dnsstay, Nor. % e r. k-The fuc.
sustons In gold o-df. have been AZ follows AT 10
O'Clock, .2oY; i.lG 2s,. 1873, 223. 1885, 1913
ll.i5, .23a, lilo, 2.J's; 1925, 12.N lisa pa (:
llbj @2a't; l., 2.JA 1875, 22i; 1850 92Ja l.,
223 TO, 2-.'.; La 2224; LIS, 222n.: i.5S,
22:a; 2.iD, e-ls; 2.lj, 22is; 23j, 29Os; ?.4a,
.2o'l; 3, zoo. 1,.,.2t 30 22l&; 500 222A ;
+.lN 24l4. Tho gn" al s;ocs market has been dull,
rs J. LSays the case upon the eve OF holidays and
the VS. but it'le change in figures Governments
were stIonc with q IA demand. Money remains
very e-ej Al a per cent? with only mode ate do.
m4nd. Exchange was quoted At 100 for gold, turi.
ness Light. There a.tei seseon Of either
BoaId today. On 'Chenge to-day Flour withous
dec,acl chance. Whoa, o0encd quite firm, and closed
la GEMS better. Corn wa "a cents better. with
i eooi demand Oats were excited, and 2 a , cens
ictor. FORK was heavy and lover, and Reef and
Lard weso finn. business wal be entirely suspended
In Wa sIoct tomorrow.
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Tho Draft aad EurolIwene.

PROCLAMATION from Governor SEYMOUR aud Q
general order" from Provost Marsha, Gcn,rai Far
brings before The people the important question %
correcting and revising enrolment, lists In Anscips.
ZION OF the forthcoming dram. This IL . matter
lbas nearly concerns every citizen, 90 An excessive
or faulty enrolment will press with peculiar sever.
iiy upon ali interests and classes In no other city
Ia II more difcut 70 obtain correct returns Of tho
persons 'isble TO military duty. We have had .
world Of trouble In obtaining corrections in the past
ard canno: hope for equal SUCCESS In future. Our
city has manifest exhausted every resource, and,
~ The next quota must be filled on the basis OF the
new en-ollnisnt 1t Is In nicsly the duty of every
person to AID in form n correct ieusns. Aay fail.
Ilc or NEGLECT vi tc attended with the most d; A, .
srccablc results as Governor 5sYuouI warns tho
people, when the next 'ral 10 nade IL will 10 too
late T. correct errors" The poll Lists Of tho late
election will Of form tho basis of the new re-
v'sed enrolment. But even those will also rcal re
revision. The fact 81 q person voting only deter.
| mines the question Of cit Acnsh.p and liability
10 military duty. Tho liability or uon.lab .li,y In
othcr respects remains 20 DO established, and "a
'h's " correctly or 'rroneous'y done, the Isis WILL
10 correct or eIuesSivt. Ito grounds for e.cnp.
, ton ure; Acrsge; under or over are-rersons
ttHcen twenty and .or,y five beng only liable ;
p'y scsl Gtqnal hcation non re sdcucc, and hon.
CRADLE uschcrsc from tw) ears military or nav
service. Il - as much me dut, aud in eres of The
con 10 NIFTY to place the names of persons actually
'ao.e TO nj tsry taiy upon the enrolment l!s a,
| "i'is to take those not qua .dcd oil. We trust
'hsi Oar citnns WI act promptly IN this matter,
aud 'hus save future I. Vhle The more ,rndeut
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The OIdes, md the Ab,s,, Ccu.,,,

oSL a! tie inc dcn.s coune ted with G.,erl
hGAAl's ro'oi.. visit to this c.ty Is worthy o. moe
Than p'as'ng no Ite, n tw ,.lstaudn. h., Lr nj
sioppasc N th.s ias.rvvol ~ she LlelL;r,c,.l ~ II.
not 'a"n liu' tnas his ius,rops prcdc .css, r md
father Of ,ae American ariny-thc veteran ,;.,.r.I
soorI-s now resident Of this city. Ac,orll.yly
&c c'I'ea ~ INC Holman hJdsc q pay III rosp,cts
TO the Old hero, nud the latter az illustrating ,bs
high opinion wn''h he ont.rl,ius Of ito Military
qi 'tes Of his sue essor, presented HIM with a
copy OF his autobiography, with tbs inscription
written On the ily.leaf:
From the oldest to tho allest Gc,o,,, q, ,,,.
world" wNy,y,n W. '"o
In Inst brief sentence Ia embodied the u,.b,at
compliment to u military hero oher genera. N,
hs'ore fame, have been complimcntci for Their
deeds by kings and eInperors but these sent ncp,s
en- 'naei only from novices IN Ito art OF war, and
"efe the result OF admiration rather
oAh o. m impartial. competent and
mature judgment. General scorr has for me- 70
'haA quarHr OF q century been rcn.rici, not
only n this country Int ~ Euroue A. tho n,., mil
ltAFy 'F''ie ~ the .se. For more than tty vc.rs
N' WIS 'r'usl'. the tea! .. tic American army,
"h' 'sr'ng ifLt Ions PERIOD - w.50o ener-v,
'''e1 ~ CO. Is AM stgGG .. M ;.ry tacucs nd
"S > &c oi "..;Ao, WAS ex..4sive'y .cvo.e ed to
ue'e'' P's AID tI..stns TIA. ~ i.tary sya.etn
Sf'eI' has rrusei e.'ostuul Gu..n, Tho ,rc ,,,,
struggle Woca 10 assumed this yreat rp,, ons,.
o'h'y-'ohS te''re tie preseut generation WIZ,
oorh-o'u u'hGIry syslcu S.a- rupiy n my,h
"'hAo 10 n''''AIy textbooks nc army organ "a.
hon' NO system VI dcielees-uot even tine found A..
"on Tor military structure. And even the officer.
OF the Army As the Genera s,ass in his su,ob!oS.
rsphn were totally guorAn, of the first principles
OF IN hsary science. From this crude starting.
point General sOorT entered upon tho .rduous task
OF building up military system. He prepared /.
code Of military discipline, instructed h,s ,ub..
ssrns In ~ usA ssssbshsd system Of ns.iousl
dsssnssA bEodu0sd As pse approved end sass,
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THE NEW YORK Sun.
THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. "a, 1884.
NATIONAL riI,sK~.I,r>c.
Nv "a pr.'1.nto'h. Un,,.t state. oyA,..,,ea

" N, Pr'ss1'nto'.N Cntsf States Oh ,aeytea
A PR, CLAMATION.
1t has plcAss. Ala ,,k,y God 10 prolony or,
rational lac ano'b;. Ia. dc ending Us With II d,
s-"fdlHn care As'inS unfrendly designs from
t"'oad' and vcuchsssng 70 US In He mercy many
una signal welcomes over the enemy who 10 Of our
"'n top'cho'd. II US also llessei or Ho,vealy
Etrr N fs7or us we'll, our cii.ens In their homes
~ our ao'1iors In their estAps aud our sailors m
tno eas with unusual health. lie has largely aug
h'en'cd our trco Population by emancipation and
iihnrrttlo1, While lie has or-ned " US new
''irc' Of wealth, and has crowned the labor Of
OR "orsin1mcn in every DEPARTMENT OF Industry
With abundant reward. Moreover, lilo has been
flrn.ei IN OH. mate anil inspre our minds and
hearts with forutudo. courage and resolution sum
lent FOR the great thai Of civl war into which We
have vcn brought by our adherence - . nation 10
tie cause Of frscion snd bum sni.y, and 70 Afford
70 vs. rcssoal rle hopes Of en- ultimate and happy
dclverance from MI our dangers and Affections
Nov, therefore, l. Abraham Lincoln. Prss,dsns Of
re Ia tel safes DO hereby sppolnt and ~ spsrs
ne las; thursday ia November next - day which
desire to be otservei by ell my fellow eiuseuA
vhe'ey'r thoy n,ny then h, a day Of thank giv.
ine and PRAYER to Almighty God, the bsnsncsnt
cio'to- an Ruler Of tho universe; and do fursher
re- omtlcnd to my fellow citizens sforessid that on
hat occasion they do reverenuy humble thou-
,c'T5 IN the dust, and from thence offer up psni.
ieat and ferven' prayers aud suppl cations 70 The
Gren' sposor al events, for reurn Of the iues-
nanle blessings OF IeAcs, union and harmony
hrouehou, TIE lnni. which 10 mas pleased Him 70
assign as dwell ng place for ourselves and our
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tive srmo, and In ssort perfected . military sys.

tive srms, and In short perfected . military sys.
'ctn vi c. hes called forth the lizhcst cncorniums
from European cr.tcs. B-si]cs this, there is no
m'n living who has 80 closely watched and care
fully studied tic mil tsry his my Of the world dur
.rr tie last bal, century. Tnere Ia not, nor Las
Tore Teen aGeneral 10 Europe during that pcr.od.
IA whoso military CIVILIZATIONS he is not
!.ofoIgl Is acquainted. liz has weighed them all
''d SIZED tier abilities A. only m expert can, and
he snows to-day better than any other MAUI the
exact claim which each has 10 military disti met on.
Therefore, when . mind Of such d .scernmcn, and
such thorough skll'iluess In all tha, pertains
TO military science, decides that General
GRANT 10 the ablest General in the world,
DO pays him . compliment higher than
eison tina, the people Of this country, and Of the
whole world, can depend upon. for IL ernsnates
from the Highest source capable Of Judging. BIT
10 The loyal peopc of this country, who have con.
hdcd to General GRASr the tack Of subIulpg this
powerful rebellion aud reuniting the States again
iu efec, upon tho popular mind will be powerful
- "sn army with banners" Il tells them that
they have wisely chosen their leader that at tho
head OF their armies stands the sDiest General In
he world" and gives them renewed confidence
nst they have found tho true Moses who shall
bring them safely from the bondage Of national sin,
through tho Red 5os which Tor four years has
threatened to cngulf them, and finally into the
happy Canaan Of pure aud more glorious rn.on
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The Hurricane ut Calcutta. "Details Of the
Los, OF life nud property.

Calcutta payers received by the las, European
steamers contain fuller details of the injuries result
ng from the late terrible hurricane IN India The
OVERLAND fErEsp OF ISniA, Oct lO'h, states.
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End OF sho DAnisL.l:crua. QuessIo

I'M o. Shc OAnlsb.t;eruaD Question.
Tns lste European steamer brings news Of the
hnai settlement. apparently, of the ions-vexsi
s,hleswig- Holstein troubles The Danish PArlis-
man. is sss.sd 70 have formally ratified The treaty
Of peace agreed to by the representatives Of Aus
Urls, Prussia and Denmark u The Confsrsncs Of
V,spns. This tssslv imposss hard eoudiuous upVu
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OK Thursday last the down freight tram on the
Chicago and Alton Railroad broke Through the l. ok
Greek BRUCE near Springfield IL, preciIitaung
from four to six cars IN the creek bottou in which
thore was no water crushing the cars and ,rip.
pl.ng and kllline many horsos.
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EREIGHIS-

FREIGHTS.
by this route Freighis of all descriptions car
be forwarded 10 and from Phi adelphia. New
York. Boston or baltimore, to and from ans
point on the Railroads Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indi.
ara, Illinois. Wisconsin. Iowa or Missouri. Ey
RAIL ROAD DIR Cr
- Ih' Penn'a Central Railroad also coupec,s n,
fit's'urg With Steamers, by which Goods can be
forwarded to any port on the Ohio, Mississ;ppi
Missouri, Kansas, and other western rivers. md
at Cleveland; Sandusky and Chicago with S,ca.
mers To- all Ports on the North Western Lakes
Merchants and shippers en,rusing the TRIMS.
poriaton OF their freight to this Company. an
rely win confidence ON its speedy transit.
The Rates Of Freight to and from
any point in the West by the Pa Central r. r..
are ut all times as FAVORABLE as are charged bv
other Railroad Companies.
FTbe particular To mark packages VIA PENN.
CENTRAL X. r. nv" :"
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions
apply to or address either OF the following Agent.
OF the Company: s "se"'s
u. A. STEWART, Freight Agent. PITTSBURGH
CLARKE & Co.. Transfer Agents. Pit,si,nr,h
H. W. Brown Co. Cincinnati. Ohio 81
J.. e MOORE, Louisville. Ky.
X. F. SASS, st. Louis. Missouri.
CLARKE Co. Chicago, III.
II. =. Meidrum. General travelling Asent{.r
the South and West. ss"' 'e'
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ioI Tue dstoiliSiicu young iDdus duu
took an aflectionate leave.
Thirty long years have elapsed
West Tennessee is wilderness no
more. The pale face had felled the
forest. The red man had quilted
his hunting ground, and they were
chequered off into a thousand fur
rowed fields. Mr.. Craig was now
an old man. His locks were white
as wool. His children and grand
children had grown up around him,
and children of his spiritual charge
surrounded him, like waving wheat
heads in the harvest field.
One sunny eve in Autumn, as the
old preacher sat in the midst of the
family group, it was told him that
a gentleman was at the gate, who
wished 10 speak with him. He went
out, and saw an elderly man, neatly
dressed, riding a fine horse. The
stranger asked for Accommodations
for the night. This being granted.
he dismounted, and with Mr.. Craig
he entered the house.
Little beyond the common civil
ties of life passed between them,un-
til supper had been served. The el-
derby gentleman asked Mr.. Craig TO
show him a private apartment, and
when they were alone he said,
"Mr. Craig, l think that you do
not know mel"
81 do not" replied Mr.. c.
"And YET tried TO rob you. |
am that same poor, wicked wretch
that demanded your money with a
rifle presented at your bosom. thir-
~ years ago,among the mountains ;"
SIS it possib!er' exclaimed the 9TH
er.
"Yes," rejoined the first, 81 am
the same. | took the money You
gave me home to my poor starving
wife, and told her how | had obtain
ed it. We counted it out on a
wooden stool, and knelt down and
covenanted with God and each 9TH
er, to live honestly in His sight, and
walk uprightly before Him. We
have prospered. Want has long
since become stranger to us; rich
es have flowed in upon US, and our
children and children's children have
risen up around us, TO call us bless
ed. We have years ago become
members of the Church of Christ. |
have long and ardently desired to
find you, but not knowing your
name, | knew not how to make in
quirv. Last Sabbath, at the camp
meeting, when you arose to preach,
! at once recognized in you the man
that had saved me from a felon's
fate. then learned your name, land
now ] have come to pay you the
thirty dollars with thirty years in
terest."
"Cast thy bread upon the waters,
and thou shalt find it after man
days"
Mr.. Craig added, that the name
he had never mentioned in connec-
ton with these circumstances, nor
would he ever.
"But," said he, 81 have since Wis
tied them at their own house, and
found them people ofrespectabili,y,
refinement and piety, and one son
now occupies high place, both in
Church and State"
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LIVE STOCK

piovers and Farmers will find tbi. the p,os,
savan'ageou' route for Live Stock. Capnc;ons
ards well watered and supplied with eyerv
convenience, have been opened on this line .ns
It's connections and every attention is maid 10
arlr wants. with choice Of market = Phil,deI.
pnia, New York or Baltimore = and vim Allen
10 New York os' "''o'' route
ENoCH LEWIS, Gen'I Supr. Al,oor, p,
L. l.. HOUPT, Gent Ticket Ascn, p,a;i,d,a
H. II. HOUSTON. Genl Freight Act. Phil,
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OPREMIuM ON Gor.n-Tb. OH

scfiner. who cann"t change his prices with n.
esneus ., gold without mourning enormous
~ eli hi. pa ,he changes IL compe lied
t9msrs entitled to the beneii, OF The P,sn,,',.
rola, rather than The Wsll-s'resi debasers Of ,S.
s' currency tins country ever hal. no no,., ~
,efs 70 on remitlns the amount of the. or, :"
IN God The iu Premium in this ci,y on ,h DI a.
s ""um received In this way he bofes ,o,o H.
anu ms customers some good WHEN,
N ~ hlln.sli. tor the MORTON Pkm canao, h.
Whe" Paper money is sent. United
preferred over a other. 'e' o'a6s Is
A. NORTON. IS Maiden Lone. Nv
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Let every boy who has any re :
pect for himself, or any regard for
his future welfare, and the welfare
of those whom he loves and who
love him. keep entirely away from
dramshops-shun them as a pesii-
Ience--as a disgrace 10 society.
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LABOR SAVING SOAP.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR 1T.
---~-----~-----~~~-~--
B. T. BABITT'S
new YORK CITY
s o & p


am bringing ont a new and useful article o
Superior French Chemical Erasive Sosy
! Vi New York City Soap, put up in box
ex OF go a nrs, one pound each. The genuin,
Erasive and Detersive Soap has, since its intro
ducuon to the American public, been most fav
orably known as the
Best and Cheapest Washing SOAP
In Market. Recent discoveries (knorn oaip D.
the mdnyfacfarerJ enable me to produce an ar,i
Gle possessing chemical "DErERslNr Ann En-
sIvx' qualities far superior TO any other Soop.
4 Challenge the World to Produce n,
Equal.
This Soap is rapidly taking the place Of all 9th.
er soaps, wherever introduced. One pound will
go as fnr rs three pounds Of ordinary family s,nn
But one quarter the time and labor are req uire,,
to do the same amount OF washing rs with The
Best Of family soap. 1t will wash with aAIp
water. Clothes need no boiling. and but lir,lc
rubbing with the hands, thus avoiding tho wear
upon tie washs'ard. II does not ininse the fab.
rc; an the contrary it preserves il and t;xss Nh.
oiors; IL viii remove paint, grease, or stains
Of all kinds. | ireciicns sent In each boz E,r
making One P0ssnd Of the above Soan ;r,r
3 Gations of Handsome Soft Snm n
send Tor box and give it trial. If YOU do No,
want whole box yourself, get your neighbor. 10
join YOU, and divide il.
- Please be particular, and give fu! din c,ions
Tor shipping the goods. A so, sive the name ri
your .post-oftice, with the State and Coun,v in
winch you reside, Address, :"
- b. 7. BaBBirT,
40 Washington street, New York
r. ;: will send I box oi Soap on RECENT 81 ~ |
~ Please send Uni eli States Tre..urS
Or Passage Currency. -'o'es
u. BABBirr it also the MANUFACTURER Of the
following cei"hra'ed articles, n Of which h,,r
The makers name, if genuins ''"'
:, MEDICINAL 'SBeAs- WHEAT and II S,ox,
SALkh'rus; soar fowpFR. YEAsr Powprr
mspc'SAL tEAsT. CoscESrRArsD PorAsH, Con,
...'Ss,ho LhI EXTRA srAF GU. 'CREAN TAs-
To-, ETC ISo o"''
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STEREOSCOPES & STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS

Our Catalogue Of these will be sent toa.v
address on receipt OF SfamD.
T.. < IL T. ANTHONY
Manufacturers Of photographic Materioi.
Sol BROADWAY, New YORK,
Friends or relatives OF prominent military mer
viii confer lavor by sending US their likens IS.
es to copy. They will be kept carefully nnd 70.
,u.n,d uuinjured,
Fine Albums Made TO Order for Con
gregations to pres NJ 20 their Pssior, or lr other
purposes, with suitable insc ip,ions c. lJ9 On,
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Notice of Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all creditors ans
Others interested iu the estate II 10 hua Zeil,r
deceased, that intend To make ii,.ai se;i Q mem
Of said estate al the next regular term vi m.
Probate Cour, sitting 10 and FOR jefferson Countr
knrsa-. TO be begun aud holden IN 0skslapsa
on Monday the 4ih day at April, A. D. 1884,.
BEN. tilILI1N.
s.-iw Aom.uis.fai u de hon.s non
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THE FIRE OLD NICK BUILT

lntemperance-This is the fire
Old Nick built.
Moderate Drinking-This is the
wood that feeds the fire Old Nick
built.
RumselIing-This is the axe tina,
cuts the wood that feeds the fire Old
Nick built.
The Love of Money-This is the
stone that whets the axe that cuts
ihe wood that feeds the fire Old
Nick built.
Prohipilion-This is the sledge
withits face of steel, that batters the
stone that whets The axe that cuts
the wood that feeds the fire Old Nick
built.
Sons of Temperance Meetings
This is one Of the blows we quietly
deal, 10 fashion the sledge, with its
face Of steel, that batters the stone
that whets tie axe that cuts the
wood tina. feeds the fire Old Nick
bill.
The Temperance Movement
This is The smith who works with a
will, to give force to the blows we
quietly deal to fashion the sledge,
with its face of steel, that batters
the stone that whets the axe that
cuts the wood that feeds the fire Old
Nick built.
Eternal Truth-This is the spiri,
SO gentle and still tina! nerves the
smith 10 work with a will, to give
force 20 the blows we quietly ceal
TO fashion the sledge, with its face
of steel, that baters the stone that
whets the axe that cuts the wood
that feeds the fire Old Nick built.
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Foote'S Patent Ventilated Cars BY Da

And Foo'e's. pa.ent ventilated sleeping cars BY
night.
Passenger, from the West by the Ohio / Mss
issirpi R.R.. have the advantage over those b,
other lines IN THE CHOICE OF SEATS AND
DERTHS. from Cincinnati AS there are no chan
ges Of cars between Cincinnati and Cleveland,
Pittsburgh or Hellair.
Two daily throgt Express trains, Sundays Ex-
sep,ed.l one train Sunday evening.
Ohio & Mississippi time TEN minutes faster
than 81. Louis time. The public are arespectfully
cautioned against bills advertising other routes
making quicker time.
Ask for tickets via Ohio 4 Missis-ippiR. r.
For information. apply At the Office, No. %,
directly on the corner Of Fourth and Cnesnut Sts.,
under Planters House, St. Louis.
T. L0UGH,
IL .Gen'l Tlckat Agent.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA. PA

DISEASES f the NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URIN:
~ AIRY and SEXUAL SYSTEMS and relin.
bic treatment = in Reports of the HOWARD
ASsoClA1ioN-Sens by mail in sealed enrel-
ppes, free of charge
Address, DIR. J. SKILLIN H0UGuTON. Ac.
ting Surgeon. Howard ASSERTION No. 9 South
Ninth Street, i'hilad,pais. Pa. I67 Is
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card pMorocnApHs,
Photographic Albums.

vi these We manufacture great variety, ran.
ging in price from 50 cents TO $50 each
Our ALBUMS have the reputation Of holm,
superior in b, au,y and Durability to any others
The smaller kinds can be sent safely by mail a,
postage OF fix cents rer ounce.
The NOR expensive can be sent by express.
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AT A BARGAIN!,

hE undersigned offers for ale, 1t very loo
= hgures. quarter section OF Land, b~srt,IrL
~ situated in one Of the bes; portions u Kansss
good settlement surrounds il, and tv0 Sian
rostls pass meas by it. There is no better uplan1
m the State. JOfIN " DAY.
W-Sno" Rsai Estats Ageus.
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OLDEST STOCK IN KANSAS q,

We say to all, buy trees of /. ho..
Nursery. Trees raised in this .c;I ~
climate are the only ones that Viii
Tor setting ont; you who have ho.si.
from the East know BY experieuo.. :
Our stock consists as follows:
Apple trees from yearlings to h..,..
ing size; Pears. Plums. Cherry. Pal
Apricot, Nectarine. Grapes, Blsckber;:s
hsspberries. Gooseberries, S,rsvh.,'
rles, Ornamental Trees. Shrubs. ~. !.
Rhubarb, Asparagus. &c.
We will take Grain, Stock Or L.,
in exchange for Fruit Trees. Send q.
catalogue and price list. O6;ee 80
depot between 5sh and 9th street. =,
Kansas Avenue, Immediately north a
the Commercial House. A,chison. K...,
sas. my
October IA. 1861. octe6.1sf
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-03-12

CASH PURCHASERS:
5000 SACKS OF FLOUR!
200 Hogs'd N. q. Sugar,
200 BbIs. Loaf, Crushed and
Powdered Sugar,
100 Bbls. Clarified Sugar,
100 Boxes Havana Sugar;
200 BIS. :. Ii. g. NO. Molassess
100 Bis. Plantation do
500 Bags Rio Coffee,
100 Mats Java Coffee:
1000 Kegs Assorted Nails;
500 Boxes Star Candles;
100 Boxes Mould do
100 pks. Macherel s. Herring;
30 Coils Cordage;
100 Half Bis. S. G. Soda.
i;sc Dxs. Bahb;lt's SaIaratus:
90l Bxs. Yeast Powders:
;scv .,oxes 3.aIsins:
iGO Go Manuf'd Tobacco;
300 Boxes Soap:
100 Half Chests Tea:
1890 Bdls. Wrapping Taper:
250,0O0 Segars.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-03-12
for the gatle folk.
A YOUTHFUL RoBBER.
BY ALLEN N. SCOTT, A. NJ.

Mr.. Craig then prayed with and
for the astonished young man, and
took an afIectionate leave.