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From South Carolina.
Omciai Rcpert of the Capture Of George
town, Etc.

town, Etc.
Washington, March THE Navy Department,
has received an onneisl repor, from Admiral
'Dshlgren Of our possession Of Georgetown, South
.CNohns. The report 10 dated Georgetown. $. C.,
'Fsb. 2s, Gag steamer Harvest Moon, in which hc
says;
Under dat of the 96ih, I Arprzod tho Depart.
snt that the nAy al forces under my command hAd
isaken possession Of Georgetown. Soon o. th" oe-
,cur alton of Charleston eit my thoughts and means
.at liberty, gore my anention'to thn poin, as
hk,lv 10 b, ths preferable Communications yor
General Sherman, IN case such became des'rdbs
'beJore ent<v,s9 North Carolina. Accordingly
began To collect suitable force from this sta
non Tho McDonough, Gcrsniun and launches
wero ordered into tho SAvanush river, being the
only vessns Of this clsss Of vessels which can pass
the bar Of che river. On the 22d tho Pswnso wAa
ordered 10 Georgctown, and ell tho marines ~e
could collect vero embodied In battalion, the ot-
ject beinI. W pass up the SAntee with this body OF
mon, takb tho road W Georgetown that TAVer"s
the rebel works and assault while the vessels at
tsosed IN Q front. Tho infantry was 70 bo under
the command O, Commander sianly, sssis'sd by
Lieutenai lt-CommAnder williams. On tho 25d OF
Fetruary' the Pawnee crossed the bar and Joined
the Min, 90 and Nipsio within. The White and
Mingue 81 Amed up Tho bay and took possession.
The marines we're landed, and thc municipal Au-
thortss tondsrod then submission 10 the govern
msut VI Lhe Union. The battery mounted hheen
gums.
Commander s'elwagcn, OF thc sloop Pswuoe, in
his report, ssys he has sent . detHehment Of ma.
russ under Lieutenant Broese OF the United
States Marine Corps 10 occupy the fort. lie sso
says;
"I have directed Commander Cre ;hton W rro-
coed car cfuy up Blsck River, aud have lsIstohod
tho tug C.tslpa, with LieutcnAnt-I IommAndcr Hem
~ aud Enagn Glass, prepared 70 open e0DlUlu.
nc 4t,O.I BY the array code Of signal. nth Gene
| raj Sh.yma,L pho ~ ss,d 10 b some tuelpe m'le'
| og"
Admiral Ushlgren has issued sn order for tie
msinter sncc Of the authority Of the United States
| in Gcorgetovn. lie fru Gays:
| Confcrrnshly " the laws of the United sutes
| slavery no longer exists within the limits u he
| Union. Persons residing there, who thus beeom,
| freemen, w1ii in future enjoy tho fruu Of ,heiI
| own labor"
Georgetown 10 situated Al the head Of bay
formed by the Ssn,ee river, about fifty miles north
OF Charleston. II was a houI,sh,ne town o
shout srI thousand inhabitants before tho war.
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The lstssi intelligence from Ns,smoros Mexico,
Is to the ssd ultmo. Tho news ~ tho eSpul- on
of the aotng United s,s,cs Consul from Msurnoro.
by the suthorihss, though no, srpisined, is u,ste
rslly modified. Tho steamer ssm Rowan had ar
rived 81 ths, Guy With tho United s,,to. CONNER
ei.l sesnL Mr.. Wood on board and be had, on
the 23d, opened once there. All was quiet .,
MsismorosL II ia understood that the predecessor
Of Nr. Wood no, only scted upon Questionable
suthori,y. but was unpopular, aud In some ro
spcc,s was not fitted for ,he discharge Of the du.
he. dsvolved on him. His disagreement with tho
authorities and his expulsion Ia regarded - Of less
import than a. hrst appearod.
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The Cauadian Parliament

Quebec. kareh In PArlismcnL last might,
the Attorney General announced that notwith-
standing the defeat of the Confederation can IL
dates OF Now Brunswick, and tho consequent check
q the general schcms for . Confederatiion, the
Canadian government would pass their resolutions
In favor Of tho Confederation a. soon as possible
ask for vote Of supplies, and adjourn Parliament
Immediately, when the members Of tho govern
men, would proceed 10 England, ,o confer with tho
imperial government with regard to tho question
Of defence and oshsr pressing matters. The result
Of their mission IL TO he submitted 10 the CAnsdi.u
Parliament Al the eNIrn sumttsr session.
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Great Rsoiremes, a. Forte Cubero.

Phiisdsphtd, soroA A Porto Csbelo letter,
u February s0,h, says thai great erci,omont has
beon caused ,hsro by facts which have come W
light. in regard 70 the conduct of the American
Minister 81 carrsoc.s he having attempted 70
smuggl. goods into thu, Por,. Falcon still q, the
head Of the sovsrnmen, of Caracas. A rebellion.
party, headed by sn Enslsbmsn, has possession of
Nsrsesibo> and have bern importing munitions Of
war from France 10 oppose Falcon.
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The bill 10 incressc The compensation of The
HelIss,e pilots was ordered W hird reading
ADJOURNED
Albany, March The bearing in the case of
the Paid Fire Department bill will be closed To-
morrow.
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From Washington.
Arrest Of Man for Threatening the Iife
of the President

Washington, March The report that nsu
named IN omas Clemens had matured his plsns for
the assass nation Of the President on Inauguration
D.y, had its origin in the following facts Clemens
and ,no,h .r person came down from Alexandra
on Saturday. They were both extremely disor-
derly, and seemed 10 have been drinking freely.
Clemens in particular, WAS very abusive. lie
said using gross and profsne Language, ths, he
came here b. kill the President that he was late
by about ono haN hour, AMI that his Saviour would
mover forgive him for falling TO do SO; that he
would do IL thu, night, namely, she oh OF March
ard that no came expressly 10 do it. and be would
do 4, before he left town. lie furthermore said
that the Covernment had robbed him n q certain
sum Of money. This ia ,he substance Of an sflds-
Wit. Clemens has been turned over from tho mill
tary to the civil authorities, and has been commit
ted TO ISL for trial by the Court.
Hugh McC ullough Copdrmed as Secretary
of tho Treasury.
Washington, March The Senate has confirmed
tho nomination Of Hugh Mccullough As Secretary
Of tho Treasury. Tho unanimous confirmation Of
this gentleman s another evidence Of the estima-
ton In which he is held as fnAncier and as . man
Of courteous and rsAned manners. II 10 generally ,
! believed that Hon, Frosman Clark, lao member OF
Congress will be his successor as Comptroller Of
| the Currency, slIhoush the nomination has no,
YET teen made.
Tho Rebel Rams.
Mortimer N. johnson, our Consu, st Halifax,
ha, forwarded 70 the Government 81 Washington ,
some interesting statements In regard Of The
iron rams constructed in France and said 70 have
fallen into the hands OF the rebels. The Consul
| thal d
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vessels are coming 70 this por, /, repested. Mr..
johnson Expresses no confidence in the correctness
Of this information. nei,hu does ho discrcdi, II
but givcs IL on su,hority upon which be seems TO
reiy
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New York State Legislature.


Aib1nu March TIE IN amending The ct Ar.
ter of the MauLattan Fire Insurance Company was
reported fsvorslly. A IN relative to Savings
Banks In New Yoik was u7uced.
BILLS ISIIoDUoED. In, OPP rating the E,l,ct!c
Medical Society II he Ssalc Of New York II.
corportns the Clyde Cosi md Minins Company.
BnLs PAssEp.- Amending the charter Of the
Washington Company Providing for review Il
the decisions Of the supreme Court by the Court
Of Appeals Relstivc to Nc Os~eso And Rome Rail.
road
ADvAscED TO 4 TnIru Rs,pISG.-Th" hank en-
sbling act. Mr. kurphy moved % amend By add
ing . provision that no bank shoull have the b"ue-
a. Of tho act or be shovel 70 sue 10 tho courts of
this State, unless II supulsIad 70 pay The State,
county and municipal taxes upon its whole capita,
whether invested IN United States took or oIher-
wise. Mr. Cook argued that the object Of the scua-
tor already attsiue by the existing law, ilh
provides for taxing tho stock k-hodcrs individually
The amendment was votod down
In reply " a resolution of the Senate, Comptrol-
Ter Brennan reports tho amounts paid over by ID b
trict Attorneys IN New York, received 10y thom on
bail bonds anu forfeited rccognizAncos, as follows;
ls46, Mathew c. Robinson, 800 lst6 20 1850
Inclusive, John McKeon, s266 20 1865, Peter u.
sv eeuoy, ~ 689 95i in 1863 10 1854, inclusive A.
Oske! Hall, 4l9,1GSBI
EVENING sEssIoS.
The Metropolitan Health bill was taken up Tn
Amendment 70 associate the Police Commissioner
with the Health Comm sAioners was voted down.
A bill proviiing that drafted men shall reco 70
the came bounty as volunteers was ordered 70 >
third reading. Adjourned
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Arrest of the Would-be Assassin.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE sRNATE

Confirmation Of Hugh McCu llough.
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The Latest News
I by Telegraph 10 the n. ". Sum.
GEN. SHERMAk'S ARMY.

News Through Union Sou tees Il
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Cold Snap.

Monday was mild and pleasant as
spring. Early Tuesday morning it
turned cold, and kept growing colder
until Wednesday night, which was pro-
bsbly as cold as any night during the
winter. Thursday morning the cold
was intense. but during the day i!
moderated.
winter fingers in the lap of spring
this year. By this time we ought to
have grass up almost fl for pasture,
and early gardening done. But,he in
mense fall of snow between us and the
north pole the past winter. which is YET
on the ground, keeps down the tenn
perature when the north winds prevail
We shall probably have cold wea,he.
until spring comes north OF US. VIZ
hope that when the genial weather does
set in. We shall Lsveit continuously
This has been lie longest winler kucwr
in Kansas, We believe, and The colo
snap of this week the seYe~sl I la, ha:
occurred in March.
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G. B. CARsos. See'y.
The Kansas Animal Register

For the year 1864, published by The
State Agricultural Society, and edited
by AxDaEw Stack, Ess.. of the Topeka
Tribune, is before us. We are pleased
with the work. Il does honor 10 The
Editor. 10 whose labors the Agricultural
Society are indebted FOR The excellent
preparation and arrangement of The
Register. Ike book is adorned with
portraits Of. Coy. Carney, Senator Lane.
Hon. A. e.'1wiilcr. Generals Ewing.
Blust and Del z Ter. and the best map OF
Kansas We have seen. Ii is MOI possible
to giye all the good points Of the work
in notice IL contains statistics, a
history of Kansas as Territory and
State; of the organization OF each Coun-
y; has 9 record Of ali the religious de-
Lomin.tious; Rosters OF all the Regi-
ments. with sketches Of the prominent
acts Of lhe lst, OH, 7lh and 8th; names
OF Governors. members Of legislature,
Supreme Court. District Courts e.; tie
School System; Colleges: Topography.
Climate. Soil, Productions DC; list Of
Post Offices In the State, etc, etc.
These various subjects are treated of
and arranged in order with skill and
care, and form fund OF useful informa-
ton which every citizen OF Kansas sho'd
have at hand for reference. The work
can be had of The Editor, Andrew S-srk.
Topeka. Kansas, and will be sent post
paid to any address for Sc. We advise
cur readers to &c; the work. The I'd
itor will accept our thanks ior copy
Of this valuable book.
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CApT. PICKETT MURDERED. = We
learn that Capt. James A. Pickett. OF
this place, who has for a year past been
employed as Government Detective,
in Missouri. was murdered, few days
ago, BY Bushwhsckers, ia Boone Coun-
ty 10 that State. He was attacked by
FIVE, and killed two Of them before they
overpowered him. He had nine bullet
holes in his body. Capt. Pickett was a
very active and efficient officer. and
had rendered himself especially obnoxi
Gus to W1ie Cloud
CAief. I83TE
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The wife of soldier who is in the
Union army, BY sone means Incurred
the dispieasafe OF gang Of rascals IN.
der the garb Of Union unexpectedly
she occupied piece Of land which some
Of them coveled-And they set sbou,
plHndering her. They took away among
other thipg7,a pet pig belonging 10 ne {;
i escaped from them. and in few day $
returned home. Again they came and
carried the pig, and in a short time II
was out aud home again. She then
placed il in a pen, and determin d 10
lieep itby forceof arms. Size had not
long TO wall. The gang came once
more, and she got inside the pen with a
club, and fought them with viii keep
ing them at bay Tor some time AT
length 4 couple oil them got hold Of
her and choked her, while the others
beat retreat with the pet pig-lhis
time for keeps" as it has not found its
way back any more,
Such is a specimen Of the exploits Of
the model Union men over in the Bot
tom White Cloud Ch,ef.
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Congratulatory Orders.

The following order speaks for itself
We are indebted for copy OF it to Mr.
Forbes, formerly of this County. WIG
is ia the corps. Our readers well snow
how well The troops deserve all the
praise bestowed upon them:
HEAD QUARTERS -.h ARMY CoKPs.
HUNTSVILLE. ALA, Jan. 9th. 1865.
To tie o5fcers and Soldiers Of the al
Army Corps
lou have received The commentator
of his Excellency. the President of the
United Safes, for your glorious dee Dis
IN lie various conflicts around Nash
vile on The 18Th, and l6.ir, nit You
have also received ihe commentator oil
tie commanding General OF the forces
engaged in those conflicts, not only fof
your splendi achievements on tie field
Of battle. bu! for Your cheerful endur-
ance OF privations and hardships, in
tie mos. inclemen, weather, during the
long and vigorous pursui, which FOL
lowed the route of the enemy In The vi
emily o; Nashville.
AS yoar actual commander on the
Geld aud ia pursuit, | desire to add my
eommendsiioa TO ;he high enconiums
you hare already received, and 10 len
der you ny gratiied thanks for your
soidieEly conduct, both on the field OF
battle and in .he trying pursuit.
Without faitering. at the command OF
your officers, YOU repeatedly assaulted
the enemy's strongly entrencbed posi-
tons and drove him from them in con-
fusion and dismay. When be was ut
;erly routed and no longer durs, con-
front you in battle. you at once com
menced the most vigorous pursuit. cen
linued il more than hundred miles al
Tie most iuclement season OF the year.
over the mosl miserable roads and across
deep and difficult streams, which were
passed by your lqbor alone. and Until
the enemy was driven IN utter disor-
ganizatiou scross the TENNESSEE river.
The substantial fruits OF those glori-
Gus deeds were twenty-four pieces Of
Artillery, FIVE caissons, several stand.
Of colours, many thousand stands OF
small arms an TIVE thousand four hun
dred and eighiy-six prisoners. Such
noble services enti'ie you to the lasting
gratitude OF the Nation Fortunately
this great success was achieved with
comparatively Slight loss to he Corps.
Seven hundred and City killed and
wounded viii cover The entire casualties
of tlie.CoFps in ihe two days conflict.
To the friends OF the gallant dead
and 10 lie Bonnded-aad Az, sure
YOU will join me in tbis tribute Of com
radeship. ] oder my sincere sympathy
aud coincidence.
Thu. WooD, Brig Gen. Vols
Omcial.
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Grpceriss.

W. direct attention TO the Gard oil
VIZ. GoRDoS d BRo. 38 Shawnee Street,
Leavenworth. Our readers will find
this one Of the best and mos: reliable
hoases in tbe city. They keep a fall
stock of Groceries Of all kinds, and
canned fruits of the best brands. We
Lave found their prices quite as rea-
sonable as elsewhere. and ON some
things little lower. When you visit
the city, give them q call, and We think
yoa will call agnO. 4 They are gentle
soen, and always ready to obiige custo-
merD. .
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Quarterly Meeting.

The fourth and last quarterly meet
ing for Oskaloosa circuit. NJ. E. C., will
be held in this place on Saturday and
Sunday ipet. Ministers Oh the way to
Conference are expected to be in at
TENDANCE. -
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NOTICE.!

Is hereby given. that petition will be
/ presented TO the Board of County
Commissioners Of Jefferson County. on
The first Monday in April. 1865. asking
for county road, commencing at tho
north end OF she Lawrence bridge,
thence ru.aing on the nearcs! and best
route by way Of Rollins mill to the
western boundry of Sarcoxic Township.
236-2w j. ID, ROLLINS.
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aii'sThe veil known grocery aud pro
.1dnee dealers III Shawnee street, Esay-
senvorth, continue 70 maintain their re
psistiss for fair dealing and a spirit OF
.Aceeppedaiea. They have Tor a long
ins esjoyed the confidence Of the
eitissns Of this County. AID BY sheir
ehttaption to business and reasonable
apsssss, reaia most Of their old cuy.o-
ners and constantly add new names to
the list Of their patrons. They keep a
complete supply Of articles in their line,
2 great and small and a choice lot Of can
ned fruits. jelIies etc. Which viii be
zsosnd delicious. Those who have dealt
With them heretofore will LsrdIy fail TO
60 shsse again. 10 others We say re-
nssbes the Piacs. l4I Shawnee street
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Bible Society.

,Ihe members and officers of the JEFF
feFson sCouniy Bible Society are .e'
quested to meet al The nj. E. Chrrch in
this place on Monday evening next. the
18Th inst, TO transact important bust
ness. The meeting Of The Society viii
take place Immediately after the relig-
ious services, Of tae evening announced
in his colunn. Let be present.
a1al - ]. w RoBERTs, Prest
c-sp
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AT WHOLESALE ONLY!
WATCHES AND jEWELRV
81 EVERY NJ cRrPriox At the
Lowest Prices for Cash

Army and Country Merchants,
Pe.idiers. riaCisr. sutsl,rs. AMI General Dealers,
can make EAogaoUs PROFITS npon small in :
vostnent.
Jewelry OF any Pattern or DUAL
iiy Made TO Order. Dcj- Estimates for any class
of work furnished 20 Particular attention paid
10 supplying AuciioncCTs, COu Iry Peddier-, In
dian traders, aud Army Dealers.
ANY Style OF Goods Manufactured
such as Inventors, etc. al short notice.
Good Canvassing Clerks, with a
small capital, csn fad constant employment
illustrated List, and fall particulars tree.
The Profit OF the Retailer is Very Large
A WHOLESALE SurrLr eau be carried in 4
knapsack, hand vaise. or carpet bsg, and will not
DC like books, bulky or incUn9enient TO carry.
Remember another fhing-the bu-
-iness If Strictly Honorable. ar There is no
need Of misrepfeseniing OF exaggcraring Dur
Goods Show tor themselves, & Prove themselves.
IL is business in whi,h an ample AMI salts
factory &C alan, l. given for the money Feceiv
ed and al encouraging Psoili i peeketet al the
-aiae tine. IL u sn occupation VI which NJ per
soa need 5s afraid OF ssham~d 70 rapgsss me
zane held sgssa aid sgais, ios where oaee cus
60 ds are Introduced permanent un4 c0Giiug-
eus demand Il ereatet.
- s7.fAaf4fE- A4tf-t n
abief by the hsf'-shlps q. war. - Clcrgynen out
o. ID, Te.eheTs. 20 vmastsTs or any person
who Wishes either local u an ariivs occupation,
aud one that bfing> with it gt,at pecuniary
durcmcnts. tiis presents an opportunity SELDOM
met with. iIy II add see ~ yourselves
Carefully selected lots OF Jesselry, comprising
our newest styles and mos; "a es.5ie variety OF
Goods, will DO sent any mere IN tie Loyal States
We are constantly filing ORDERS from persons
leaving the rtiolce OF Goods wholly WITH Us. To
such we promise the sesi exercise 81 our taste
aud judgnis ut, and from our lous experience can
ensure satisfaction We ask % pay Ia advance,
state what .tyl. aud quality Of Boods are wanted,
aud we will send the same ard collect pay by
Express at the end oi the Route
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Good movements and manufactures In the bes;
manner, of pure material, all warranted at prices
from $40 to $3.50 each Sent anyshere-psy
collrcted nv Express. Satisfaction guaranteed
All Wniche. nj lirst prices; tley being Of our
own Importation.
Circulars free by mail, Send for them
+. & II GkUGHAN,
Manufacturer ana Importers.
2i--3m 3lG BROADWAY, NV oSK.
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q PErkKsoN's MAe.zIsE for March is
on our table, and fully maintains tie
reputation Of ibis fa,orite Of tie ladies'.
Peterson's this year has some Of The
best engravings that have We; appeared
in It's pages, and il is illustrated with
fashion plates and other matters highly
interesting and useful TO ladies. We
will furnish this Magazine to any Of our
fair readers at the club rates. or send
to c. J. Peterson, Philadelphia, Pa. en-
closing &c. ~ ~
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Bishop Scott.

On his'uay 10 Conference, which meets
at Topeka, is expected TO preach in The
NJ. E. Church in this place on Mondsy
evening next Of course everybody
viii desire 20 hear the Bishop.
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TPREMIUM ON GOLD-The sub
scriber. who GAnno, change his prices with the
fluctuations Of gold, without mourning enormous
expense in advertising the changes, il compe He'd
10 sell his Pens at Old Price,. Thinking his Gus.
toners entitled TO the bene6: Of the Premium on
Gold, rather Than the Wsii.s;rset debaseTs Of the
best currency this country ever had, he now OF
fers 10 MI RENTING lie amount oi their orders
when received. In this way he hopes 10 do the
country and his customers some good without
injuring himself for the MoGroS Prs cannot he
mndc without GotD.
When Paper money is cent, United States Is
preferred over all other
= A. MORTON, rs Maiden Lane. N. y. .
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Flsnss
LAMP-HEATlNG APPARATUS
Boiiing--Fryiag. G3crin9-.Steeoiag
With THE FLAME WHICH LIGHTS TIA EooN.

Do""y '2tHS' hscEHg-'StteP"Hy
WITH Tue FLAME WHICH LIGHTS TIA ROOM
.
BY the fame OF "A common LAMP n tho cost o. =
cents worth Of %, very conforaile breakfast
can be Sed.--.E. y TrikEas.
Simple 10 construction. easily kept in order, rc1-
dy for u.s. In q fnotueHi--cUayenscEt 10 have OF
haDd.-DrHgsist' C,roak.r.
Fi-h's lamp Is one q the na., popular o'eiiies
OF The day I-- goli;s oi ~ IS Uaqi' E.ona.ste.
great saving T. made 81 beating and coking sglaii
article asId ie isadg - e10E meals sr gfest
many persons, which Is actually done the aIa.a-
lance which earn The SEX SeiIsf.fe
.9HgfrieGE.
For family uss, hospital, tent, barr@ek, picnies,
fishing. aGrsery- .8.s fo3na, 10 ., article al
comfort ieyona ali properties Ia lis eost.-Hai.s
Journal 81 HeoitA. ff ~
have tried the apparatus. und my wife and I
proclaim he sAae most valuable and in.iispenssi.
Die article, aud VIC ROW wonder bow We could have
long done without il.-ES. Coal OF CireHiar.
An economical cdntryance fof getting up heat at
scr notice COR nursery and general household per
poses. one important point - tho savins il cost
over coal ires.---T. y. EDsa1ng Post.
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AZEL SPALD!NG,N
County attorney & Notary Public,
Offices in County Buildings,
aDes EEK "a E<1 "- -. ,
AND
GRAssnoPrER FALLS, KANSAS.
BROWN &BRO.

Have removed their Drug Store to
tie corner OF Shawnee d 9th SIS, oppo-
site the Mansion House, Leaveuworth,
and have on hasd full supply of Med
icines. Fine Pefinmery. Brushes of all
kinds. and every thing pertaining to the
Drug trade. 189-tf
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TMGskfED.-oa SUNDAY, March 5.h.
by Terry Crilchfsld. }. =, At the resi-
dsnce of the officiating Justice. ALFRED
dauEsos and ANNA Snira, (colored) all
Of Oskaloosa, Kansas.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-03-11
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