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Job Work.

We have good supply of new Wood
Type, Job Type and Cuts. and are pre-
ared TO do all kinds of job printing on
short notice and in good style. Bring
in your orders.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that ON the 22d day
ANoi May, A. D. 1865. Letters Testamen,ary
upon the Estate of Jacob Putls rhauqh. decessed
laie OF J.fisrson County. STATE ni Kansas
were issued to the undersigned by the Proba,e
Court OF said County anu State. AL persons
having claims against said estate, are required
TO exhibit them Tor allowance within one ve.v
after the date ct ssid letters, or they may be
preciadtd from anr bencfi, OF said estate; aad
such clari7 ne n. exhibited within three years
from the a,te q. said letters. thew will be fcrey
or barred. GEO. w. WERST,
loo JwsS. Executor.
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Administrators Notice

NOTICE is hereby given, that on The 81 ,isv
~ OF Apii, ID. 1865, Letters If Admin-
istraiiou upon the estate of Walter Rr,dv d...
ceased, late OF the County of Platte. and the
State OF Missouri. were issued 10 the UNDERSIGNED
by the Probate Court OF said County and STATE.
All persons having claims agains, said estate are
required to exhibit them tor allow ance wi hin on.
year irom the date Of said letters or they NAV be
preeiuded rom any benefits Of said estate, and il
such Claims be not exhibited within three years
from the date OF said letters, they viii be forever
barred: .s fFF THOMAS HODGES, :
zaS,Sw 81 Administrator
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Amount Of Orders issued at the October
erm of the County Board, 1854 1881 80
Amount issued at the November Term
of said Board, 1854 34o 70
of the Board 1865. 1881 SO
The Amounts issued at the April Term,
1865, to whom and tor what, are as follow:
J II Bennett, District Clerk Fees in Cost
Bill No. 1893, s7.45, less $3.50 for Statutes
OF 1862, 1926
A. Sinnard fee in cost bill No 1873 990
X Gilchrist Dist. Atty. fee in cost bill 1913 2 so
Critchfield, services as Co. Clerk ~ so
A Sinnard, trip to Leavenworih with team Is 90
Gephart and Critch6eld, Office rent mos. 90 90
n beaverton. tax refunded on Certificate
No. 1910 54S
W Roberts Recording Papers ect. in es.
tstes in Records Of Probate Court 2l0 90
" Roberts for Assessors Blanks 81 05
do Balance on Redemption List 5595
G. Falls Township on account Of poor &C 60
} Barnes, 3 days services as Go. Com. 900
Geo Janison do do 900
W Foster for 2 days do 600
Critchiield do as Co. Clerk 500
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Final Settlement,

NOTICE Is hereby given to all creditors and
~ other, interested in the estate Of Finis X
simmons, deeeas, d, that intend TO make final
settlement OF said estate at the ne yt regular term
ei me Probate Court sitting in and for Jefferson
County, Kansas, TO be begun and holden in o.
kaloosa, on Monday the 81 day OF July. A. ID.
so; TIL IS. HODGES,
2f9-iw s275 Administrator de honis nou.
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Final Settlement

NOTICE Is hereby given to all creditors and
! others interested in the estate of Rober.
Newell, deceased, that intend 10 make final
se',emeht oi SAID estate Al tine next regular term
OF The Probate Court sitting within and icr LEI.
ferson County, Kansas, To be begun and holden
n oskaloosa, on Monday the 3d dav of July.
A. u. 1865 JESSE Newell
2i9-lw 81 - Admipis,r,,or
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Administrators Notice

n Ill. perso's inter. s'ed in the Estate of Ew,np
"A L.. Moxiey. deceased. are hereby notified
That application has been made 10 the Probate
Court OF Jefierson County, Kansas, for an order
Tor the sale OF the Real Estate belonging 10 the
estate OF said Ewing l.. Moxey. dec ased and
that unless reasons for the contrary be shown on
the tirst day of the next term Of said Court- an
order VIII be made tor the sale of the whol.. ar so
much OF such real estate as will pay the debts os
the said deceased. '''', "
BY order of NJ Il. DurroS. Judoa
RICHARD HULL.
-t'-o" % % Administrator
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NOTICE.
Administrators Notice

NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons in,eres-
~ ted in the estate of Jane Moore. deceased.
late Of the County Of Jefferson. State of kan.as'
that, unless the contrary DE shown. on the first
day Of the aext ierm 81 the Probate Coari of the
County OF Jefferson, State of Kansas the same
being the sd day OF July. A. ID 1865, ihe said
Court - i'll make an order for the sale Of the 70
81 estate OF the said deceased, ior the payment
OF the debts OF the said deceased.
JONATHAN C. TODD.
Admr. OF the estate Of Jane Moore, deed.
may 20. How S5,25
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B. X H BI T

OF the Financial Condition OF
Jefferson County. Kansas. with
the Proceedings of the Board
of Commissioners of said Coan-
ty. and the Amounts of Orders
issued. to Whom and for What.
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INDEPENDENCE osKALoosA KANSAS SATURDAY JUNE TO- 1865

JEFF. Davis is reported as looking
much detected. His parting with his
family is represented as cold and for
NAL affair.".
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Crops generalIy look in fine condition.
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RIVER PRICES

Inc motto OF "Live and Let Live- will govern
us IN our dealings s''"
Cail and see US before purchasing
elsewhere, at our new stand on The
south side Of the Public square, one
door west of G. B. Carson l. Bros store
227-tf COY BROTHERS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05


FzDEspA ....:.-..--.-......-....--APBiL
JOURNAL BUILDINGS,
LOCUST STREET,
aErwEEN FIRST And WArEE. 4.
wHENI mEAs TO MARRY
nY JOHN o. SAKE.
'<esr eesA -
when da,I sneaa 10 marry 7--WslI--
aTis idle 70 dispute with tate;
3re ~ yon ca sose 70 hear me tell,
Pray listen while axtAs dats;
srEEsWT
when daughters haste, with eager fest,
mothers daily toll 70 share; f
Can make the pudding which they eat,
And mend the stockings which they wear.
When nasdens look upon man
As ~ himself Ties wou marry,
Ard not Is army soldiers scan
Asattier or commisaary;
When gentle ladies who hare got
The offer Of levers hand,
Consent &c share his earthly lot,''
And do not fnean bis lot Of land;
When young mechanics are allowed
To md and wed thu faKmar'a girls
Who don't expect 70 be endowed
with rnbies, diamonds and pearls
When wives, 10 short, shall freely give
Their keaxts aud hands 10 aid their spousaa.
And live as they were wont 10 live
Within there sires' ons-story houses;
Then maAam,--if I'm not too DID,
Rejoicing 10 auis this lonely life,
III brush my beayer, cease 10 scold.
Aud look about mo for q vifsi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05

Al Losses sustained by policy holdrrs iy.-~wv-rf
the abovs compsulss viii Be AIRY sss - -
promptly paid through this agency. - - :
TIE Undersigned will aiao mfEsn6 Ma,ss, :
ment o. losses Of every deseripfies 80 ~ a
o. All matters connected With % fns $3.50 2sni
ties co-nected interes tad insnrancs Nc paR.
all suhteeEs eoanectpd NJ ada him hnnallar wsah
ALLEH 81 InHurancs. s allTls7
0neev q MALEOCKe lss7
iana1 49, 10 Uppaw First @1wmma
Mamf shs Poa4 Omem
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05
IRRITABILITY.

IrrItabihty Is, more than most unlove-
ly states,sa SIN Of the flesh. Ii is not like
envy, malice, spite, revenge, q rice
which we may suppose TO belong equal
iy to an erqbodied or a disembodied
spirit Intact, lit comes nearer 10 being
pbysieal depravity than anything know
Of There are some bodily states, some
conditions Of the nerves, such that we
could MT epnceive Of even an angelic
spirit pasRsd - body thus disordered
as bs'aga.ableato DO any more than
simply erdure II is a state Of nervous
torture; aud the attacks which the
wretcLea victim makes on others areas
muclf fnspitof disease nd thu snaprlnr
and killAE IF patient convulsed With
hydrorhphla
Than. AKMln, there are other people
who 60 through life loving and beloved,
desired in every circle, held up in the
church as examples OF the power Of re-
ligion, who, after all, deserve no credit
for these things. Their spirits are lodg.
cd In an animal nature so tranquil, 30
cheerful, all the sensations which come
to them are so fresh aud vigorous and
pleasant, that they cannot help viewing
the world charitably and seeing every
thing through glorifed medium. The
ill-temper OF others does not provoke
them; perplexing business never sets
their nerves to vibrating and all their
live long they walk in The serene sun
shine OF perfect animal health.
Look at Rover there He is never
nervous, nerveE cross, never snaps or
snarls, and 10 ready, the momeDt after
the grossest ahront, to Bag the TAIL of
forgiveness--all because kind Nature
has put his dog body together 80 that Il
always works hafrnonionsly. If every
person in the world were eifted with 4
stomach and nerves like bic, il would be
far betterand happier world, no doubt
The man said good thlHg who made
the remark that the foundation of ali in.
tellectual and moral worth must be laid
in good healthy animal.
Now | think it 10 Hndeniable that the
peace and happiness Of the home Dir
Gle are very generally much invaded by |
the recurrence in itslmemhers of these
states Of bodily ifritability. Every PER-
son, if he thinks the matter over. win |
see that, his condition ia life, the charac-
ter of his friends, bis estimate Of their
virtues and fafiings, his hopes and ex
pectatlonss are ali very much modified
6y these things Cannot We an remem-s
Der going % bed as very iltased, perseg
cuted individuals, all whose friends were
unreasonable, whose life wac full Of tri.
ais and crossed, and waking up On a
bright, bird-singing morning, to End All 1
these illusions gone with the fogs Of the
night8 Our friends are nice peopIe
after all; the little things that ANNOYED
US look ridiculous by bright suahine; and
we are fortunate individuals. ~ :
The philosophy Of life, then, aa far az
the matter is concerned, must consist OF
two things; fret, 20 keep ourselves out
OF irritable bodily states; end, second, to
and control these states,
when we cannot ward them off.-Mrs.
ii. 3. Stoaces Chimney Corner Pa
pers " Atlansic AoBthlgp
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05
SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
- LIGHT BREAD.
Sweet Light bread.

CTRATTOs's cELEBRATED YEAST COM
- pound, the very best arttcls for family bakIag
eYsf issentsd- These cakes, whenever they have
come In competition With ofher yes.t cake- have
i1sAx1ably car led on tbs prsmium.
The trade can b supplied at A. q. HsIlock's
Drug store so. 10 south First street, near the
Pestomoss Evansville. Ind. dssle
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05
NOTICE.
Rnuara and Plantera.

To Tobacco Buyers and Planters.
Fx1HK sGKEEH RIVER TOBACCO WARE
II : houss will hgss regular RzlW On Tue~aAy rud
,Thuradag Of each week. conEneucing Cd TussdAy,
tks zlst last. SUMMERS . SPEED.
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THE pIaPARINa LovER.

THE DIsPARING LOVER.
Louis, since your cruel heart
f0rbids me more 10 WOO,
What deed 10 euro the ranking smart
Should ncorned lovers dot
Ill do what desperate act VIII move
That stubborn bosom meatf
Ildo--Ahf grant ma power, o y.vss
10 execute the beast
I'll do-then drop ono wiling tear,
Nor cast cold looks about you.
Kea-f'm ree0lyed--too cru 1 fair--
-zei'H do-@Iafi do--wifhouf yeui
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Roxhoranxf &bA
A Rem.n.

From Rev. J. 9. HsEmaa- % the
' ,SE@sd Y SAgsss: kr 20 ssFs' dsss r.
EHaPnaEap sHR TT have beentl ] 4eA-ss = = ~
Dyspspsis for nssEly swantg yey lsunels9 ~9sh sAs
uss6 any msdlesns thai sAi13 nEss zaa hate nessF
HoanAnd.n Bifanrns1 ana va Mn On maem fKSad ms
he@EAs affair hmvlmg Rmksp ssRT @nem amPE~Wsd An
Yours, vita rls bs&ED bnefsss p1aaitas (
..s.s ~ - - .sllirsazg1 q. HRmnfkM.
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aTTzd HOI1

Ha4XI 40 i j
Esea she Rev: yossph n. KsanArd. Pastor
ne ~ Iensh baptist Church:
DsAa sIa:-r have bssn, 4 fr.ousn.,v r.o...,.a 40
eenaeef my name wfth eommsndetions OF diner.
snt kinds Of medicines, bat regarding the prne.
tics a. eus Of my approl@lats aphsrs, have Id All
ensea declined; but with cinnr proof fn various
instances, and particularly IN my 6Amily, Of the
sssfalnsss Of Dr. Hoosana's 0ssmea Bfttsrs,
asPexs nr enoe nom my usual conrsas % express
my fall eonviction that sv asnavas dsbGlsav AZ Gs
as.a'aa. s~d sPerssiy fsr Efser CsmvlafaE, q u q
- S.1 ssI-asss rrsefeits-- In some eases is may
ncial 10 shose who suf1sF from che abora causes
Yours. very respectfully
Kighth, below coaass etrsef. PailsdsinSi.s,
From Rev. Warren Randolph, Faster Of ths
ssplls, Church 81 esrmsntown, Pann.: kt4EI
DEAn @TR :-PsrsanAl experfence enmbien ma I'm
say that regard the German Bfftsrs made by
zen a. most exesllsnt medicine In Gases Of ..
ssss cold ane general debility have been greatly
thsy will pFoduoe similar sfscta on oehern.
Yours, truly, WARREN MANDOLIN,
Germantown, Penn.
From Res. J. FL. Turner. Pastor Of Hsdding M.
= = Oaasee, rhiiaesaphta'z g iKAtBsh 8si|
DxAR siR:-Having used your Gsman Bfttars In
my family ffequsntlss am prepared 90 sag that
cases Of general debility Of the sysssm, IL is ths
sa,ss s1 ssa most valuable remedy q hlsh have
= - - 800 -
Frora the hsy; J a. Lyons, foEmsrly Pastor Of
snn Ccsumens, N. il and Milestown, Pa, Baptist
Onarenes; FrI - 1sslesH
hEw kocMELLn, n. 7.
~, q " saes1ess .-s--.----.----s.-----r-
0A9A 81 - Aest ~ PAee9aFofnma OF my own |
Germsr nisssrs son - .ssllsnssos yoer
@Mlesoa VIE gysRePsias = Ta21 thea4 %Mh vsrg4
49,. y. nass etsn rscommsndsd
sissas.. "a eI s.s.saasS - EIszssng
- g taeir sEsaf vMlnel IN
hal caasoi j. suspssss 1s''s = 70 's y ''n ~
Years. II. LToKs,
So - = 40
,oraSse ~ R. 80 Wiassr Pastor o. Box
.. Jsslss-. pTkIg4rAW Nu.
,Arasian. Hooaaadss asrmaas RIes.ra a. a.
. ..s have. Or par. =: slsss sssh tfsdSIsd
~. i Tss aayissa By frssaa % nv i Sossis o.
= -. 5 = 500. sasssa ~
IalIaE . n oxa. aad Alssss-u sssarsi W. .ss
= ns~nseffs.,v va,r. r.. -
~ ~, ~ uxxw-
i ~ s4a.s-.s Rorhor~r-e RR
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05

FROM Rev. 3. Newton Brown, ID. D., Editor az
the kneyslepedia spf lRallglous Knewlslrs and
Christian Chronicle. Phfladslphia. liIis
Ahhcngh not disposed 10 1 avor or recommend
Fat@nt Medicines In general, through diatruat Of
sheir ingrsdlsnts avid @akgsss sysE know OF no
sumcisnt feAsons Why man may not testify %
the benefits he believes himself 30 have rseaixsd
ROM any aampla pSepMEation. In thA hose that he
may ta9s een1Tihats t0ehs bsnsdt og others, 4,
90 seis thu more reality In regard to- Hoof.
sana,s Germen 1ttisfss prepared By pr. q NJ
jackson 81 fhta nitB, besahsp r wns praindicad
againss them for msag ysArss uisder tha lmprsas
eien that thay Were ehasfy an 'kiephofic tnixfura
am inhabited t. my fsIsnd, iRcbsrx Shosnakse.
ksqp Tor efe nsnoEai Of shis prsfhdics BY prapaF
tsstss and 1or @me@urnmsnngats 90 cry them whea
sSnhertnR ROM great uhd long cottfnssd debility.
ne e o. thrss hotties 81 shsss Bittets 81 the be-
Yn1ing OF the present gear, WINS followed by svI.
dent relief end mEnrm&lcn 40 asdexree az 6odIhv
m9d mental Nigor which had NOT fsIt for 81
months osforss and had almost despaired of re-.
gaining. i Therefore thank God and my friend
fow diFeeting me 70 ths use Of than.
J. NEWTON BROWN,
PhIlsdsiphiA.
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REMOVAL.
lTHOs. @. MAaHRR

LAS REMovED HIS WHoLxEALE amANU.
IL facearing Embellishments TO No. FIRST
SfkEE1s below MAin. he has . large and els-
gAnt assortmsut Of Honas-rszds work, a. nns as
ne hns4t, guaranteed - agsod a ths best, !" and
Or sais n t+eAsap the cheapest," and ffttls
His sntiss ssoek - eonsist1ns ~ Ans BaxEy,
Soschs and Carriage Harness, Light -Trottia9,
nssxy Wages. Dr1y, and Kxprsss Harness, sad
disas In endless psrissy, Brides o. ali kinda, in
any Quantity, Collars, Girths, surcinglss, Check
Linsss Military Work; IN shcrt, everything "a
his tinss from Hszns Strap 70 9 Monitor Sad.
cls-hea hesn EnAnufActzrsd under bis tRme-
wuFkna1,z and y now ossrsd 70 the trade a
EAsEEEH PRICES Being aba 70 compete ne
caasfnIIg vita anything in the market, In style,
9nlsAs auEa1fiisys and price, he only asks . TRIAL
oa1 an1 szz@ans fer yeaFsslFss. eD1S
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05

\ OMAN
Woman, drst IN sorrows hour,
First 70 sage the droopIng Tower,
First On s01lh k7sn biaedinR heart,
Fihet4B baMr the bitfsr part
Strong 10 suffer and TO wait,
10 whisper words Of comfort YET,
When ~ seafha dark and full Of gloom
NJ the death bod, At tka tolab.'
III alaspsd her tiny hand in nine,
aIeAAApsd sher hsnufee ns FORM
R@rGna ~ shfela her from the wind
hafti frem tlie wor.d'Bstorm
slh5 set her heAdisoas eyes on me,
dfho tears siA wildly how,
And With hor little lips she said
'ConfouHd you, let me gor
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T .faaN
The Soilswing are Amang siAs Csn-
paaAes representsd i-sfuaz /.
Htna Insurance Co., Hart.
ford, Conn. Cash Assets
q s3, 500, 4S0 03.
Phoenix Insurance Co., Hartford,
Conn Cash Assets eS26, 902 o.
Inauranee Co. Of North America,
Philadelphia, Pa. Cash Assets
&1,642.727 90. d 8 e.
Manhattan Insurance Co. New
York Cash Assets 1905, 30l 90.
Merchants Insurance Co, Hart
ford, Conn Cash Assets A
100000 90.
Corn Exchange Insurance Co., New
York. Cash Assets S400. 600 90.
North American Insurance Co.,
Hartford. Conn. Cash Assets
$500, 900 90.
Etna Life Insurance Co.,
Hartford, Conn. Cash Assets
$1,000. 900 90.
Charter Oak Life Insurance. CO.,
Hartford, Conn. CaRh Assets
j .s-.4 $500, 900 90.
ifaI .lp aat Us
). W.. MExSEM, iHl-
General Insurance Agent,
Marble Hall, No. Main Sc,
sstrtg ut EvanSvllIes Hnd.
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Abaana Der Ctienbabn5itge.
Na9 @aibinstOn.
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Gaamittuss: $50 unO 600.
eOnutoo8 nm 4.3O, $50 WtOrsenS, unb
gla6miHagS $50 nnb 600 nbr.
8on @aibinatOn.
8Ornuttaos: 6.15, S.15 unc II Is.
Nudmittaos 9, 4.30 unc 6.45.
6pnnta9s nur UNI 8.15 ano Ills SCrs
mittaas unb 800 Na3nitteSs.
Na6 Annapolis.
Bon Baltimore $50 @ermitta9s uno $50
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8p1sue Wtpr9ens 900. i2.-
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BUf5us $50 MOrsens.
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3pn 8alti mBre mad 8biIabeIs
pbta &c.
l1br 25 Wlin. YtOrsens 9pft5ug.
81 20 DO. Grprebsug.
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ben bic 3Ise tdgli6 9.2O MOrsens uuO 800
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mittags.
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