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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-27
Glass Houses.

The Conservative says We hold az
Office from Gov Carney We haze an
Office we accepted under p-suiiar cir
cumstances. and Gov. Carney gave Us
the commission aiie. hearing ihe facts
in The case. We hold ourseli andcr no
obligation to the Governor for the office,
nor ne to US. On his part il VAS simply
a matter of official duty. which he per
formed, as ne has done all his official
acts, as becomes the Executive OF the
State. Ast the Office itself. IL amounts
to just this: pretty heavy amount Of
work and little pay. For .wo third, OF
the labor and time, the paw is Ike thai
for auy other kind of service, 50 much
work and SO muea pay. and for every
dime received the work has 10 done,
The other third OF the time is los,-it
is consumed in explanations and giving
instructions for which absolutely no.h-
ing is received. THIS is our Office. 1t
is no $1,000 ycar and next 10 nothing
10 do; no 'perquisises'-no nothing BIT;
work and pay. and work and 20 pay.
and lew thanks. Come and 'run TIE
machine, friend w :. and take The pay.
b. the way, We hare never said oag N
against any of our contemporaries receiv-
euI uS:ees. and gcoI ores. No class
does more work for tile pay they get,
aud none ale more deserving OF the fat
Offices. We sre pleased 10 see any OF
Them in luck. and viii aid them at any
aime b honorable means TO honorable
positions.
What We have said, aud shall repeat.
u occasioa requires. is, that il is bad
showing for men holding lucrative po-
siiions received and held undei Lac cir
eGmstances OF some Of our editorial
friends 10 c<y out ''frsud.'' "bough'
up" "corIaplioa" bribery" and the
Ike. The question naturally suggests
itself: "Do they judge others by them
selve.?F Have they been bought up"
and is this the reason they are SO ready
TO aocuec diners? W. shall not de.
eide that point; but we feel confident
the Efforts OF these men 10 &c, up indig
nation will epd in smoke-sll the indig-
nation they will be able TO manufacture
among The honest people Of the State
can be pui in a gnars eye. As gen
eral rule the people have good hard
sense, and are not easily galled.
Enjoy your Office. friend W. Per-
sonally We entertain only kind feelings
and coed wishes towards you. But
pocket your indignation" and "bottle
upyour wrath" for more fitting coca
Aloa. and more worthy object. You
viii only succeed in making yourself
ridiculous by such wild beating of
,tLs air." Put your talents TO better
use. Tie TO your county and 10 no man.
and JOS will come out right. Bat il
you viii. is spite Of this well-mean' ad-
vice. persist il making yourself the tail
q The miserable Jim. Lane kite, be
assured OF the fact. that the kite. tail
AID oil. siIl certainly come lumbling
down into The dirt.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-27

EE Messts VIM. A. Rose d Co.,
who were burned out in The recen, fire,
have purchased the stock of Mrssr.,
S!.aw d. Co, Delaware STREET, snere
they will be found. See lheis aerer.
tisemeni N anotber column.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-27
Peculiar and Impcslsni Facts,
Sherif's Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS. IS
COUNTY or JEFFERSON
Mary V. :. Lane, Paint Il

y
COUNTY or JEFFERSON
Mary V. s Lane, Paint Il
Hugh Cameron Thomas rInor and I. j. Rib
be. Dc.endan
py virtue of ,sdcr % sale 10 rae directed
and delivered. i.sucd cut Of the tirsi District
Cour; If lie State 81 kaasas, sitting IN and ior
Ie.iersoa County III said State. | viii, On
Tuesday. March S2J. a, -. 1854.
between the hours oi l2 o'clock. ~ and one
,,'siock, r N, Oh raid day. at ths Copr' House
Door IN the viIliec OF O-Saisosa, in the County
and STATE aforesaid. ofir at public sale To The
bighei bidder, Tor cash in hand, all the right IL
lie and interest OF the above named defendants
in and 10 the following described property to wit;
The north. ives, quartcr If section thirty two
32) in township nine 90 OF range twenty 20 J,
FAT Delaware Trust Lands, in sal county oi
Jetf..r- on and State o! Kansas.
Said 8 owe described property has been duly
appraised a, twelve hundred dollars 200
Sail property levied on and 20 be sold q .ls
uro,,ertvo The above named defendants
isl 5w y. w. Af LoS, > tTii
She,iir's Office. oskaloosa. Feb r. 1864
wilson SLaaaol, AIRY ioi Pm
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-27

"a number Of prairie fires have
occurred during the past tvO weeks.
ao'ng considerable damage We learn
that NJ. s Tibbest. on the Reserve, had
narrow escape with some Of his build
hgss and Suffered some loss in fences
.sed rails. Too much care csnno, be
sstsp ~ regard 10 fires.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-27
No. l5--Cabinel Organ,
Same n No. 16. Ia Walnut or Oak.


auiorg The many distinguished rnu cans VIII
una tnlllediy endorse the CABINET ORG An
may be found the names o. GoiischaIk, Thaib,r re-
VIM. Massn, d. Mills, Woilenhaupi, Satier
a.el. S,ukosch, Grobe and Sarderson, fian,srs
and Morgan. zu3del, Wilcox, MoseH,hai, Mag
rstb smith Flint Wels, Tuckerman, and Cutter
orguniss.
vha, the larger pipe organs are 10 larsei
chu, chos aad halls, the CABINET ORGANS are t'
private resid6aces ans smaller churches aud halls
Tbey oceupy iiiilo room, ars elegant rs pieces o.
t,Irniture, I'D arc not liable Sc get cut OF order
las, published. SCHOOL For Tax CsBIstr
Opc,s' By Geo r. E3ot. Price e. REcEIA-
rIoys FOE The CABINET ORGAN. Six numbers,
Of rs piees each. i'rice ~ cents per Member, al
81 so per set.
" arerool,s ia Boslca, No. pa Washingron
street Address The Undergrad, Wnreroom.
in Nr.v York, Nos 5 4 Mercer sheet, Address
MASON BROTHERS.
INSTRUMENTS may he ordered by letter viii. TN
ire confidence OF receiving Them Us pe'ient ~
theugh selected at our ~ ireroons. A dr.. On
!, Boston or New York Bank. madc n --Je 10
our Older, should. in sioh cases. acf -.iany the
.et,or. Descriptive Catalogues sent Tree i,y mail
II
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-27
THE LEAYENWORTU
EVENING BULLETIN.

TIRE LkAyEEWoRTH EVENING BULLETIN
L has been established Que wear. and Is well
known throughout Kansas. It's success thGs far has
5eSn greater than any journal ever established in
the West. The propnetor- are experienced news
paper men, and thoroughly know the tastes and the
wants of the people oi this s..te-
There three editions of the paper. viz
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-27
M. l2-Cabinet Organ

Differs sTo.a No Il in case only. For organis,s
wh, are incxpeTierc-i IN the use Of pedals, this
Is our hest church Instrument. Being less c IN
picsted than the Ne 10, and better adaprei 10
transportation, We ean confidently recommend
il as ,ory desirable tor churches, pubic ha,ls
and ledge rooms Also desirable par!or IN
s'T.mcni.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-27

NJ RRrED-in this place. or Sunday,
Februar, 9lst, 1864. by Elder I Trap,
Mr.. JosEpn GiLsrRAP. TO Miss SIRENA
ADAMS. AL of Jefferson county
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-27
AUTOMATIC SWELL,
Patented October q, 1862.

Tho capabilities Of the above istrument-a as
IN orgar within the reach oi all who desire it.
have opened for il an entirely ~ fed. hifh crio
unoccnpied by any musical Instrument. and have
eli;tes TIE unqualified Endorsement OF over ONE
BrNnREp AND Fifty OF the ieacirg Orgaaists
and Mesiciahs VI the country
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-27
r Is il true that the Topeka co

re- Is it true that the Topeka cor
responder; of the Conservative is en-
deavoring to act SO unjusiifably to-
wards the Legislature RS 10 induce The
members to expel him from the House.
in order that he may wear martyrs
crown. and have something TO wall over?
II looks good deal that way. We con-
Tess, bu, we ale hardly ready u credit
the rumor We think the fellow either
don't know any better. or else is hired
to take The course he does. and Ike
others, carries on his part for pay.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-27
No. i1-Cabinet Organ.

Same as No. Is, in Wainat or Ok case A.,
nyaiiabie instrument for none uae, though MOI
so comprehensive rs 81 instrument; with Two or
more sets of reeds.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-27
No. i9-Cabinet Organ

Same as No. 20, in a neat and substantial cas-.
OF solid Black Wslnei or Oak csp,,al iss,ru
meni for Sunday School. IF limited means, ana
next best 10 the No. 81 for private usa.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-27
No. l0-Cabinot Organ.

Tins instrument is intended more particularly
lor CHURCH tqulr, mems. and l. very valuable
iur organ practice l. contains twelve stops
drawing six complete sets of reeds. with The ne
cessaEy ccupiers; two maHusls. and an iadepen-
dent pedaie OF twenty-five key, and j. blown
oy a SECOND .sssson
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-27
MERCANTILE BOOKS.

We invite the attention Of Merchants, Bank.
err Manufacturers, iIo,el Keepers. &c. 10 on,
facI ines Tor the manufacture Of the best linds
oi Ledgers. Journals Day 30 KS Invoice Books,
S,hipping Receipts, Sales Books, Hotel Registers.
Lawyers Dockeis &c &c
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-27
No IS--Cabinet Organ.

Five ociaves. with one SET OF reeds, automatic
swell and double bellows. la elegant Rosewood
case highly polishee.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-27
No. 2i--Cabinei Organ

Sane music as in Nos % and s3-in plain sub
staatisi Black Walnut or Oak case. i his style
is extremely popular perhaps the mos, so % any
that we make-s,s moderate price placing II;
~i'hiR reach OF oil, and serves well for ,iter III,
pa:icr sesIEy. school, or lodge nom.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-27
No. 2O-Cabinet Organ

FOar Ocinves, Two SETS OF reeds automatic
swell, double bellows and knee STOP In elegant
Rosewood case highly polished.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-27

TINS BuLEsrIs is paper IN The best sense Of
the Wofi. as columns will contain bess upon ali
subjects aad from al quarters 70 Vii cudeavor
nc. b. deceive lis readers by the distortion OF reports
or misrepresentation q fact-. but will Furnish upon
al subjects the fullest and aos reliable information
that esa ie bad accompanied ny sneh comments IS
truth and 4 prejudice shall seem to warrant
Especial attention will be given 10 the local and
commercial news Of LeaTeBworih City and The
Stale generally IS Commercial journal THr BUL-
ETIs will be found uneNeelied for accuracy and
Reliability This department OF The paper Is under
ne eh1r-e of D competent editor.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-27
BOARD 81 PER DAY.
Notice for Sale of Land

Ey virtue of an order. 10 mr. DIR eied VS. " .
an, al The Probate CoaI; IN aud iaf ,i's ! ossh.
ID S.x,wpee. State of Kansas J. "hEm z
E.vkef. Guardian q. Charles, sAss. tssihi'.
ul;as liy acinh Leconpl, will sell Y The his' q
hd.er a. the door OF the DItien House III ~ :
- Of 0-kal,os.. G. ,,siy OF Jsfisr'cs, State
ot Kansas. un Tuesday, the 18Th day ei March,
D. 1851. The following Lads and hnsnsnss.
ra.wl,. The ives, haii Of survey niriber ~, -
The kansas Half Freed Land, ssisaied IN sara
ro..,y o, Jefferson, OH The berth baik q me
4 49,. I.ysr. as ths property Of IN saSi Ward.
he being oil ui,suund u, I'd. Ore hall Of ihaesT
cha-a sno,ley 80 lie paid on the esnir iaaissn 81
sad SAFE. aad The c'is.r nat 10 &c pa: IN 81
months thereafter. WIN Ten per eeh', M'eIs.s
thereof 10 be se..a.ed BY note and mor gage On
said Laas
TO b. sold IL lwo tracts the north bali uod TIC
sosih hall vi said west hast. 90
WM e BONKEa. Gu:riisn-
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-27
No. ii-Cabinel Organ.

With eiyht stops four com.lete sets Of needs
and tive msnuals-i, blown o. the performer
aud contains q automatic swell. Iniended fcI
the parior IN drawing room
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-27
No. I6-Cabinel Organ,

Four oclhves, with one set of reeds, auiomaii,
case
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-27
NJ. ?3--Cabinct Organ.

With iuo Ssis 81 reeds OF five oetsves Compass.
combining The Automatic Swell, knee Stops aBd
double bellows IN SOLID Black Walnut Case
panelie,i and o-nameniei saith rich caI,ings an
rle.ua. Instrument for the drawing -rocm and
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-27
No. abinet Organ

Coa'alas six stops three complete sets OF reeds
nud one manuai-a vers excellent instrument
tor ciuich.s o. moderate mean. as il eoinhin, ;
much ui the power and capabiiiy OF tbs larse
instruments nj Z mech less co-i.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-27
No. ,2-Cabinet Organ

Differs irom No. % in eose only This insiru
men. Is eneased ia cgant rosewood highly pol
Ish. designed $50 for the parlvr.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-27
MASON e. HAMLIN'S
CABINET ORGANS.

The GARNET cRaAS ls designed both for the
charch and .iomo tor The sacred and secular
Tor or-s.i prac Ice AMI the recreation of extern
poF- playing combining all tn best qualities OF
The ine.odeon, and none o. It's Objectionable oaes,
with many eatirely new improvements and in-
tenti,ns, prominent AMONG which is tho
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-27
AGRICULTURE.

In addition 10 other matter. portion of the coli
gI.Bs Of our Weekly edition viii be devoted TO
Agriculture.
We are confident that ever. family lsai suhscr,tes
for TIE WEEKLY BCLLEIIs will agree that II Is
companion OF far create yalae than its price.
A specimen eopy furnished gratis 20 IN, who de-
sire L. address,
BULLETIN COMPANY,
Aug. "a, CT I5.i LeaveBwoTth, Kansas.
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TIE EVENING BULLETlN.l

Printed ever afternoon ii 7 O'Clock. contains the
latest iele-mphic dispatches and local news up 10
the unse of gOiu., o. press yxEsr, 5 per aunGm.
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THE TRI-WEERLY BULLETIN

l. issued ever Monday. "Wednesday and Fridav.asu
tvIgTy .-yfrryrT nTrIy E,r,;,~
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ONE DOLLAR 4 YEAR.

y issued ever Tuesday aud j. made mp express
for The country from ihe six daily editions TERas
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-27
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS;

Pi,saFss a1lJ F,aAts. C4,fqsaS qas ksrfgtss.
We would call The particular attention Of Ner-
chants and PINT, r. 10 our extensive stch, which
nearly every article naliy Kept IN a
Book aud Stationery Iioas.. slar iaeI:iiIes or
supply ing the trade nFc UNSURPASSED. tRDEkS
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LNOR SALE at AUCTION,
ALDERNEY CATTLE
AND
SHIFT AND PONY

On TIT RSD&Y. June 8, al O'Clock p m.
81 T. X. MlNTURN will offer for sale TX cows and
CALVES Pure blood Attorney Cattle, imported snd bred
imported stock being the remainder Of my herd ol Al
drruey Cattle Of which twenty mead were sold Two years ago.
sad gave so much satisfaction.
The beauty sud the welkuo rich quality Of the milk Of
these cattle fou tie Chnne Islands make them very desr-
abe for gentlemen who keep but Few They can be
opposite Mr. Mntu stores No us Pesrst Hanover
square, rom o'clock the morning Of the eta June till the
hour ~ sale o'clock on the same day Also,
One wrl.ilnned imported SHETLAND PONY.
The safe Of imported Shor-ilomed stock will be deferred
til tie Fair Rochester IN the A. unless previously sold at
private sale. For particulars apply 70
THOMAS RICHARDSON No. IS Broadway.
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A FEW COPIES LEFT
THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
THE NETWORK sEMl-WEEKLY TRIBUNE il pub.
h,hed every TUESDAY and FRIDAY



LEADING Presidential; The Csnpaign; Peace
Proportions; income from Rents; Kohns;aEi's sentence
The Ang Rebel Prystcers; The Whisky Taxi Tie 800
WARNEw. SUxxsRr~Mit1ry Division Of the Mississippi
Department Of the Cuff Gen Hunters Department. Naval
GESERAL EEws suxsAnr-New. from Washington New.
York Domestic Miscellany Political.
FoRgI0S NEWS suxzARY-EurOpe Mexico Central Amer
lea; West Indies or a., ,,-, , a..
Gxs GRANTS oPERA1roys-our Army An Over the Pa
duDkey Sharp Fight on Saturday The heoe Beaten Oni
Army Three Miles in Advance " Hanogeo"n Grant STU
Marching On.
News tRos RicHxoSD-Wsshinfon Correspondence Of
rhe n Y. Tribune
GEN srxELxs CAnrAreS-Corresponienc Of The N y.
YRoN THE DEPARTMENT oy THE GcLg-rhe Red River
faS5 ggas Why Failed Correspondence Of The ~ l.
How our GuSBoATs Cor SAFELY OUT OF RED RIVER.
TRANSCRIPTION IN LOUISIANA
JOSHUA REED GIDDIsGs.
kBw PUBLfcATIoSs-The Edinburgh Review.
FRox PARIs-Correspondeneeo OF The y. !. Tribune.
fR0a LosDos-CorIespondeuce Of The y. l. tribune.
fRDx WAsHINGTON-Speca Dispatches 70 The \. Y.
THIRTY EieHrH Coyeasa-FIa.r sEsaos-Procee4in.s
tn the senate and Hou'e Of Representatives
CLEVELAND CONVENTION
GES. BUTLER OPERATIONS
EKox 6iKs. BUrLERs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of
ON suExxAS's OPERATIONS
FRox GEN BASKss EIPEDiTIos-Correspondcnc Of The
FRon RED RIvxH-Fscapo Of Admiral Porter. Fleet His
Master En- sineer; Interesting Particulars.
FROM MISSISSIPPI.
FKos TExAs-CorresponaeDce OF The N. Y Tribune.
FROM MIssoURi-LOrIespon Of The ~ y. Tribune
LADY, AuDLEYs SgcaRT. NovEL-By NJ T. Braddon
AIT CRITICIZE.
SCIENCE AND ARr-American Institute Polytechnic Asso-
citation .,
scutiye Committee 80
PogrRr-''N No Slave Beneath the flag"
isTgKssrIss TO FARxERs-Ameriean Institute Farmers
Club.
AnxxicAs WILD SHxgP AND GoArs
PLANT RoOTs.
IATK SopTHEHS NEws-EIrsets from Rebel Papefs.
DnAra or rHg Hos. J. r. GiDDiSds
Personal
POLITICAL
WAR lTBns
CITY ITzaA
AGRICULTURAL lTBhs
hncRLLASKoU5 lTsxs
DEATHS.
ConxxncAL-fu Rrports OF tho Stock. Money, Cotton,
Grain and Cattle Markets specially Reported Tor Ihe ~ l.
Tribune. a., m 1T. o..
Tsnus-One Copy for year 81. Two Copies one
81 81. rave '''''' '''
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Doar0 ano Rooms.

DOARD.-Pleasant Rooms in a first-class
ID house 20 ie' with without Partial Board 10 gentle
men Of quet inbts Inquire y Wet Washing; pace.
NEW-ENGLAND HOTEL corner Of Bow.
y cry aud Bayard,,. On the European plan. Eyery
Room light and airy. Lodging 30 o. and 81 cents peE night;
F.r;y newly furnished rooms - emily addei
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D. ID. CAULxINs, Auctioneer
ION SALE of elpgant HOUSEHOLD

A UCTION SALE Of elegant HUUShHULD
n FrRNITURF-D d. CAULKINS Co, viii sell
THIS DAY "Wednesday June at loi O'Clock precisely all
costly furniture paintings rosewood drawing room suites
elegant ocaye pianofone mirrors &C., in the residence
No Zl8 hst 8thav, consisting OF very elegant pier
and manel mirrors lace and brocade curtains ch carved
rosewood with fronts three solid rosew
paror suites IN satin; rosewood center tables pi1nofote
stool and covers DILL iinng Turkish easy chairs, ELEGANT
china vases and other mante ornaments; oak dining table,
chairs china tea and dinner SETS cut glassware large assor
mont OF fine syerware ivory cutlery together with an e1
tensive variety Of chamber furniture III rosewood ana
mahogany; beds aud bedding pure hair mattreses velvet
Brussels and grain carpet. clocks mirrors mahogany chtlt'
sos lounges rockers, oil cloths, &C. sale positive Deiei'
attend.
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r. c. BULKLEY Auciioneer
WILL SELL, on TUESDAY. June IA. NJ
w IL O'clock Ut the Exchange Salesrooo No IN Pa

way, TO close Estate:
The elegant COUNTRY RESIDENCE forserlv owned
and occupied by the late SAMUEL p AYREs si;nated a
New Rochelle, Westches.er County, abont one-eghth Of
mile from the Depot, with ten OF fine LAND tn,
House is two story Frame about 35xi2 with large Extension
and beautifully situated There Is large Garden Green.
House. Gardener s-House Carrage-Houe and Stable Tia
whole property is in perfect order.
HARLEM LoTs.-Three LOTS, west side Of SHAY south.
west corner OF i33d-st. size. 25xil0.
One LOT, south side Of l53d, in Of tho above p
by 99ll.
Also, ~ thesame time and place:
BROOKLYN PR0PERTY.-rbe valuable CORNER LOT,
with court yard aud party wall sou sseGy oo,ner Of For
Groene-plaee and Laiayette-sv ~ by g.
very desirable COUNTRY RESIDENCE a. New. 10
Rochelle, four minutes walk from the Depot The Dwelling
modern hrstclass; has two Ranges Fumacos Gas
lnd OH the improvements contains p Rooms. and
81 900, to build There five Of fine Lagd plenty
Of SHADE Carriage House and barn, and more thsn rs Fruit
Trees " choice varieties.
Also the valuable four story Brown Stone HOUSE sni
LOT. known No. Is 9th st. Newi House 10 by 81;
lot " feet inches
4 meet COUNTRY RESIDENCE at Rosei4e Wes'che,.
ter County with of Lend, three miles from the
Depot at " bite Plains and three from Nlmaroneck Depot.
For Maps, &c. apply to the Auc.iouees No. 20 Wis,,
Jauncey Court
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TRUSrEE's SALE of VALUABLE IRON
l. WORkSBy virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Washington County Court OF Equity, The undersigned
Trustees Will SELL at public sale IN mont OF tho
in Hagerstown, -
on TUESDAY, THE iiTH DAY OF tuNE, 1864,
all that valuable REAL ESTATE situate In Washington
County Maryland known as the
GREEN SPRING FURNACE CONTAIN ,xo,,
which for owned snd carried on by
ROMAN Co.. aud - Tor sale on account ol tAe death Oh
ono OF the partners. Said property contains ,,,,
lEt ACRES or LAND. MORE OR LESS,
Of which about 200 cleared and in an excellent state oil
cultivation the balance being
TIMBER LAND. $50 49,
The Furnace on said land IA thirty hyc feet nigh WIN an
eight boh casting house. coahouse and brdgehonse
by an oyerho wheel forty feet high Ii Is In good
furnace ia only mile from the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
and about tAs distance from the lion Ofe bahA
There is also
A GOOD DWELLIN0-HOUSE
the furnace large barn aud ether outbldngs aud
different parts Of said OF land there are number o.
tenant houses-in all 10 or !0-in good repair. .
The above property will be sold entire or IN perceto SUIT
purchasers parcels 10 be made known at the sale
The undersigned will also sell at the same time and place,
FIfTY-THREE ACRES OF LAND.
separated from the ahoyr by tho lands Of Geo Fcd Also
LIMESTONE QUARRY,
o" said 'i Fr Pf' SQUARE PFcaFs
The OF SALE by the decree III I'd
tn. purchase In cash the day sale, the
alton thereof sud the balance In two equal annual IN
OF and two from the day Of sale sith IN
ero from that day the Pnrha.cr to give his note with s
proved security lor the deferred payments aud on payment
entire purchac money the trustees will execute decd
" WV ''''" S"'' y +. n. DARBY. Trustee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-01
Alihiarp Noiifes.
STATE OF NRv York,
OFFICE on PAfHAsTER-bkSkKAL-
Atu.sr. MAY o, 1864

ALbtHrl IDVS
EOR WANT Of the like facilities rs were
afforded me In The Northern aud Western Divisions W"
men enlisted under the calls In the Southern DIV
s,on oil the state comprising the first ten Congressional DIS
tricts were Obliged, ofhsm the held without
the STATE BOUNTY In the battles whom tho
Payaser had not yet been able reach IN the held may
have been killed.
Widows and others residing In NewYorh city snd its VI
ciny having claims this Office WILL II they call MAJOR
ROBERT BENSON, j., No. State-st, NewYork CITY,
have their papers arranged and forw arded free OF expense
JOHN u. VAN buren,. PsyInas.et UeueraL