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JAIL EXPENSES-$43.O0 FOR TO.
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. Mr.. Glessner. senior editor OF III.
Hqreoet Ooarier, says that the Conn
ty expense ,t, fund is levied to pay
among other things,u t5ail axpsnses
repairing of prisous." I'VE are advis
ed that, at a late session Or our Coun
ty Commissioners, they allowed te
w. L. Davis & Co.. and paid them
cut OF the County rreasurey tie sum
of $4,000 for to1acco for the iriisoaer,
IN jail. How are you, Mr.. Glessnsr;
Is this your kind Ofsexpenses' for
keeping prisohers7'' Taxpayers,
how do you like it? We want infor-
this is true and can be prov,
ed. You can't deny it. 1.9.1E>
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als. $6sl.49 siss7.s7 SINS 50

These figures are those given by tn,
Courier, and are claimed to be correct
and they show an increase in count,
levies of SIOs0.4O-or lI8 Der cent
in Amanda, and sI216. .5O-or nearl,
200 per osAt. in Delaware townships
in those two township.
will certainly not complain that tht
taxes have not been increased with
sufficient rapidity. The language Of
the Courier, in his article of last week
might well be applied 10 himself,-
"with the figures before him-for We
know he saw them-why did he NOT
tell the whole truth. The reason i
obvious, his object was not to get At
the truth, but to mislead,' by having
his readers understand that the town.
ship authorities were responsible foI
the increase taxes. ,l..s...
The tax for county expense fund
in this county, was, in Is60,--see .Au
ditor OF States report, 1850, page II
-Sll ,S35.4I, while for the presen,
year 1t is Sl7,927. 9s, or an increase of
So, ,O25.57. This does not include auy
of the items mentioned above. bnt +
levied, as the Courier says, to pay
court charges, expense of keepino
prisoners, salaries of officers, DE and
adds faeetiously, "and the increased
demand tor costs of criminal prosecu
tons consequent npon the increase q,
crime sinoe the accession of the Re.
publican party into power.,, That Is
too bad! What demoralizipe etTar,
that accession has had upon some 6t
the Democratic officials of Hancock
county! ..,fI i,iG .l..-.'
The Courier resorts to the old fash.
Toned style OF argument it is wont ID
use when driven to the wall. such as
''iie, - "rascality,' dishonesty, hon
ing by that means to divert your At
tention from the facts he has yainIy
sought to disproye, and, if pcssilJe
stiiie investigation; and yet he has
the cOOlness to say, "Iet the tar paw
ers investigate, and the Democracy
have nothing TO fear" That is 4
huge joke! If the County Commis
sioners, who are not only Democrats
and tax -payers-but who are also
the guardians of the interests of the
whole county, had made their report
to the Court of Common Pleas. each
year, giving a detailed statement of
their transactions, and of the financial
of the county; and had the
Court and Prosecuting Attorney ap
pointed two suitable persons to inves-
tigate the same--would not the defaJ-
cations of some of our county of,;.
rials have been detected before tbev
had grown TO such proportions ? All
this Il required of the Commissioners
by the aci of April 5, 1866.
Oh, ,es. YOU dote on investigation
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YOU KNOW.

The tax-ridden farmers of Hancocl
county would like TO know ~hy til,
bridge across Blanchard River, neal
the Presnail Farm, in Amanda town
ship, which is now and was at the
time of its completion entirely un-
safe for wagons or horsemen. The
job was accepted by the Commission
ers, and the contractor paid for the
work. How much did the bridge cost:
Who will answer? s .a
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INFORMATION WANTED.

The holders of Hancock
county would like to know the first
cost, and costs for repairs, and also
the present value of the bridge
across the Blanchard River, at Heck's
Mill, in Liberty township; also what
part of the time since its completion
it has been impassabie. County
Commissioners, please answer.
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A Fixed Fact, Ia t..........,...,
That '.Barrett's Hair Restorative
oyertops everything, and took the
Ffrs. Premium over all competitors
In New Hampshire. Sold by Frey
& Ettinger.
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The Cincinnati Enqmirer has labor
ed assiduously to make H. appear
that Hon. Job f. Stevenson had been
disloyal during the early part of the
rebellion, and Offered to bring a wit
ness, Mr.. JBO. Redmond, of Chilli
cothe, TO proTe that Mr. S. hOisted a
secession Gag over his residence after
the battle of Bull Run. But, alas for
this nice little arrangement of the
Enquirer, Mr.. Redmond goes before
a Notary Public and makes oath that
he never heard OF such a thing until
he saw it in the Inquirer; that he
has known Mr. Stevenson well ever
since The war begun, and that he fur
ther knows him to have been q true
Union man. As~-as1s
We refer to the above to show to
what. t.straits the Cary Democracy are
reduced, and to say further that We
are well acquainted with Mr.. Steven
son, and that had the Democracy
shown n tenth part OF the zeal in assist
ing TO put down rebellion that Mr..
S. did, the, war would have ended
two years sooner. the lives Of thous
ands of brave aud loyal men saved
70 their families, and millions OF
asure saved TO the country, The
~ ofthe Enqairsr is of great as.
distance to Mr.. Stevenson. We hope
it will keepft up.
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Weak Lungs can be strengthened
by the use of White Pine. Compound.
1t is the great remedy for all PulmO-
nary Complaints and Kidney TrOu-
bles. ~
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Manhood How Lost, How Restore Cd.

Is&l. Just published, n new edition of DIR.
Culyerwell's Cels brsted Essay on the
ySE radical euro (without medicine) OF
AphermatorFh9ea, or Seminal Weakness, In
voluntary Seminal LOSSES. Impotency, Hen
tai and Physical lncapacity, Impsdinsnis to
Marriage, ETC., also Ceasu ptiOn. Epilepsy,
and Fits, induced by self-indulgence or sex
ual extravaganza. -
s%Prioe, in sealed envelope, only
cents. ffft
The celebrated author, In this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from a thirty
years successful practice, that the alarming
consequences of self abuse may be radically
CURED without the dangerous use of external
medicine or the application OF the knife;
pointing out mode OF cure at once simple.
certain, and ehectual. by mexns of which
every sufferer, no matter what his condi tion
may be. may cure himself chszply, private
ly, and radically. f'f'tlTU
AGThis LECTURE should ce In the hands Of
every youth In the land. ~
Sent. under seal, in plain envelope. To
any address, postpaid. on recent of six
cents. or two post stamps. Also. DR.. CuI
yerwe MS IN Marriage Guide," price IS cent.
Address the Publishers,
CHAs. J. G. CLlNENC
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Ba ankruptcy. N


In the District Court of the United
States for the Northern District OF
Ohio.
In the matter of Markle Is Beach. Bank
rupts.-In Bankruptcy. Ll. iJiIu.G
At Cleveland. in the said d. strict, on the
z9th day of S.ptsmb IT, A. d. 1865. Northern
District of Ohio, a.. Take notice that n petit
ton has been fled In said Court by joel Mar
kIe l. Belizur Beach, Of Findiay. in the county
of Hancock In said District, duly declared
Bank rupts under the act of Congress of March
I'd. lS67, ter discharge. and certificates
thereof. from sI their debts and other claims
provable under said Act, and that the th
day Of November next, at 10 o'clock, A. N. ID
assigned for the hearing OF the same, when
and where you may attend and show cause.
II any you have. why the PRAYER OF the said
Petition should not be granted.
-Fst1taf EARL BILL.
| Clerk Of the District Court.
To the Creditors of said Bankrupt.
no20 2.
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Come to the Mass Meeting next
Wednesday.
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sfz5 = 00511 zsesidfo1 D., s"0 si1oIi.
wh&-- e. Z zr,;e.s..s~~, -z----
.sSte8e coufd not be obtained, and .
new contract was made with Reiter,
by which they agreed to furnish the
necessary machinery.
The ebutments were to be eighteen
feet wide at the top, but when the
bridge, which was framed at Toledo,
came, Il was found that they must be
twenty feet. A new contract was ac.
cordingly made with Reiter to make
them twenty feet wide. s.it3ia .sa
The abutments, by first contract,
were to be i51 feet high. When COM
pleted, they were found to be too low,
and new contract. had to be made
with Rsiter to build them II feet
higher. Thus we see FIVE contracts
have been made for the performance
Of one piece of work. How many bar
gains the Commissioners made with
their friend Yocum for putting up the
bridge, the Lord only knows.
Now, If it takes five separate and
distinct contracts to build the abut-
ments ola bridge, how many contracts
will it require TO build the bridge
itself? '''
Perhaps the 'mathematiicaI man. of
the county crib, who ciphered up the
late deficit in the county treasury,
would be willing to try his hand on
the above proposition.
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County Printing, I.

Por The JefTsrsonIan.a p a. u
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Aheaper than Feathers or Hair, and lar
superior. The Lightost, soiiest and most
elastic and durable material known for
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Laaitade.

A feeling Of lassitude 10 generally expert
enced throughout the sulAmsr sSlstics. Weak.
~ constituted persons. or those Of sedentary
habits, invariably complain Of this annoyance.
The scorching heat Of midsummer relsxes
the system and feduces the vital energies. II
the patient is Of nervous temperament. this
debility units him for even the ordinary rou:
eihe OF everyday life. WEeH this state or
exhaustion comes on, HosfErTERs sTo-
MACH BITTERS will prove q safe and new.
er-faiIing means, of Strengthening and restor-
ing the physical orgsni4 ,tion. This health
giving tonic puri6es and infuses renewed Vi
tally into the blood, tones the stomach and
digestive organs, aha acts like charm on the
nervous system. 1t efectually removes all
tendency to languor or depression Of spirits.
To the weaker SEX it is Invaluable, as Il
s,othes and braces up, while its powerful ef.
fleets are of the most beneficial character. The
indrmities of age are aIleviatee BY its Use. It
revives the strength, increases the appetite,
IND gives viS0t and elasticity to The constita.
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When mothers are nursing, H0STETTEa's
STOMACH BITTER'S should especially be
taken in regular doses, as Id this country. most
always, the nourishment is inadequate to the
wants Of the child. Iii such cases, this ines
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Strengthening virtues are at once apparent. It
is free from all properties calculated to impair
the system. and its operations are at once mild
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Notice.
CoRNEtinS +. ELEMENrs and Mar.

CoRNEtiGs +. tLkMENrs and Mar.
~ garet Clements, his sife, together with
Joseph Penny, William K. Cumings. George
W. Thomas. and Raymond A. Papin. viii tax Z
notice. that Helm. B. Keschan has, this 5th
day Of June, A. D. 1868. filed his petition in
the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dis
trict. sitting within and for Doniphan County.
State of Kansas, the object and prayer. Of
which Is to recover judgment against Cornell
Us F. Clements on a certain bond given BY the
said Cornelius P. Clements to the said Helm
B. Ketcham, on the 2lst day Of November, A..
d. 1859, to secure the payment of the sum Of
two hundred and twenty four ddliars and. thir,
~ three cents, together &ith interest at the
rate Of ten per cent. per annum, from said 2lst
day Of November, and to foreclyse q certain
Mortgage given as collateral security for the
payment of the moner mentioned in said Eond,
and bearing even date with said bond, and
mortgsging to said Helm B. Ketcham q GER
tain piece; OF land described as follows: " All
that lot, piece or parcel Of land situate. lying
tEpd being in the town Of BeIlemons. County Of
Doniphan, and State Of Kansas, and known as
the Rellen,ont Town Company Hotel, # being
Block NUMBER ohs hundred and twenty, nine,
in the town Of Bellemont;" said Mortgage
having been mader executed, and delivered BY
the sid Cornelius F. Clemepts and said Mar.
garet Clements; and ssid petition farther rep
resents. that said Joseph Penny, William K.
Cummings. George W. Thomas nnd RAYMOND
A. Papin, each have or claim to have some
lien upon or interest in said mortgaged premi-
ses, and prays to have said Joseph Penny,
William 4. Cummings, George W. Thomas and
Raymond A. Pspin forever barred from here
after setting up any claim TO any right, title
or interest in or lien upon said mortgaged pre-.
Wises; and the said Cornelius F. Clements,
Margaret Clepents, Joseph Penny, william
K. Cumipgs. George W. Thomas. and Ray
mond A. Papin. are each and all Of them here.
BY notified that they are required to answer or
demur to said petition, on or before the 18th
day of August. A. b. 1853. n..,, ~
SIDNEY TENNENT
and NATHAN PRICE,
:. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
June IL. ls6S-7w. Prs fee, $40.
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q. 8. MarShal'S Notice.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,l &C
DrsrRIct Of Kansas. sS'
WHEREAS, an information hath. been
w filed in the District Court of the United
States Of America. for the District of Kansas,
on the 5th day Of May. A. D. 1868, by Samuel
A. Riggs, ESQ.,, United States District Attor.
ney for the District of Kansas. ON behalf of the
United States, against one barrel of distilled
spirits, containing about thirty five gallons Of
distilled spirits; one barrel containing about
FIVE gallons of distilled spirits, one copper
still. four tubs, one small tub, one pump, seven
barrels, one axe, three cords of wood, being
all the personal property found at certain
distillery situate in the County of Doniphan,
and State Of Kansas;
And whereas, the substance Of the said in.
formation is, that Thomas Moonlight, Collier.
tor IF Internal Revenue for the Collection Dis
trict Of Kansas, has seized the above described
goods, wares, and merchandise. as forfeited to
the use Of the United States, by reason of a
violation of the SD, 24ih, and 45th sections
Of the act of Congress approved July 18th,
1868, entitled "An Act to reducS internal
taxation, and to amend IAN act entitled AN
Act to provide Internal revenue to support the
Government, to pay interest on the public debt,
and for other purposes approved June 30.
1884, and acts amendatory thereof" and the
25th section Of an act of Congress approved
March 2, 1867; entitled can Act to amend
existing laws relating to Internal revenue, and
for other purposes" and praying that the said
goods, wares and merchandise may be con
demned as forfeited to the use of the United
States;
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the mont.
ton under the seal of the said Court, to me
directed and delivered, do hereby give pub
lie totice u all persons claiming the said
goods, wares; and merchandise, or in any man
net interested therein. that they be and appear
before the said District Court, to be held Al
the city of Topeka, in and for the said District
Of Kansas. on the 18th day Of October, A. D.
1868, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day,
provided Tie same shall be day o: jurisdic.
ton, otherwise en- the Aext day of Jurisdiction
ihereafter,) then and there to interpose tn Il,
claims, and 10 make their allegations in thai
behalf.
Dated this 18th day Of June. isSs.
CHARLES G. WHITING,
United States Marshal, &c.
SAMUEL A. RIGGS,
United States District Attorney, &c.
June Is, 1s6s-3w. Prs fee, Sl2.
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ldministrator's Sale.

NOTICE is herfby given, that I will. on
~ Monday, the 10Th day Of August. 1868,
between the hours of 9 O'Clock, A. NJ. and
O'Clock, P. NJ, of said day, at the Court
House door, in Troy. offer for eale. at public
outcry, on three months time. the following
property:i frame hdusei and lot -, III Block
26, in the town of Donipha9 also one frame
house. and Lots Is and IA, in Block Z, in
Doniphan Extension Company. all in Doni-
phan County, Kansas. offered for sale rs the
property OF the Estate of William Matheny,
deceased, said sale to be made to satisfy debts
of said estate, by order of Probate Court.
!. N. SMALLwOOD;
Administrator Of said Estate
July 8, 1s6S-5w. Prs fee, So.
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DENTISTRY.

THE subscriber sotd inform the <
i citizens Of Hishlana, White UtN0
Cloud, and vicinity, that he has resumed his
former practice Of Dentistry, and is now pre-
parcd to do all kinds of work, sneh rs Elk.
TRACTING, FILLING, and INSERTING
Teeth. from one to an entire set.
All work entrusted to my care, will be done
in good. substantial, workman-like manner,
and warranted to give good satisfaction, or no
paw
Office at my residence, one half mile no rth
Of Highland.
For the acc:oia,i;no lstion of the citizens Of
White Cloud, may be found 1t the City Ho-
tel, on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday OF
each alternate week, commencing May 10, SO.
May IA, 1868. DAVID ALLEN.
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Order Of Publication,

UTutI Ol IuDNCStlOns
In the District Court of the Seeond Judicial
District of the State Of Kansas, in and Tor
Doniphsn County.
Reuben George.
Guardian Of
Sarah E. Hamilton,
Amanda E. Hamilton,
Minor Heirs of
Charles B. Hamilton, decd, Plaintiffs.
Timothy M. Hamilton,
Nancy Gray.
Matthew Gray, Defendants.
THE said Timothy M. Hamilton Nancy
l. Gray and Matthew Gray, will take notice,
that petition was filed sgainst them, on the
9Th day Of July, A. d. 1868, in the ONCE Of
the CLERK of the District Court Of the Sec nd
Judicial District Of the State of Kansas. IN and
for Doniphan County, by Reuben George;
Guardian Of Sarah E. Hamilton, ANA. ds E.
Hamilton, minor heirs of Charles B. Hamilton,
deceased, and is n ~ pending, wherein said
plaintiffs demand partition of the following
real estate, situated In Doniphal County, State
section twenty-five, (29) in Township twoi
(2) of Range twenty .one, (51); the South half
Of the North East quarter of section twenty.
seven, CD in Township two, (2) of Range
twenty one, (2l); the North East quarter Of
section twelve, (l2) in Township three, (3) Of
Range nineteen, Q9); Lots number one and
Two. Of the south. west quarter of section TWEEN.
ty-two, (29) in, Township two, (2) of Range
twenty one, (2l)-.he last two lots containing
81 6-I0O acresi and that at the September
Term of said Court, A. d. 1868, the said
plaintiffs will apply for an order that partition
may be made OF the afofesaid premises.
Daled this 9Th day Of July. 1868.
REUBEN GEORGE,
Guardian of Sarah E. Hamilton, Amanda E:
Hamilton, minor heirs of Charles B. Hsmil-
ton, deceased.
By E. j. JENKINS. Atty for Plsds.
Attest: FkkSk BRdwN, Clerk:
July 9, le6S-7w. Prs fee, $40.
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WHITE CLOUD
CARDING MILL,

WE. have got our Machine in runnink or;
w der for the season of 1863, and viii be
prepared to attend promptly TO all customers
from now until the Close Of the season.
We have procured first class workman
from the Fast, and our Machinery Il he bes.
in the State; therefore. the public may rely
upon having their carding done in the b at
manner. All work will be warranted, If the
wool is brought in good condition.
Customers will oe required to furnish pour
ef good clean Grease for every pounds Of
Wool When We furnish grease. We charge
customers the regular market price for what
We use.
Our prices are as cheap As ne cheapest.
Call at sur establishments, adjoining the White
Cloud FIGURING Mills. -rp
A.. al. THACKER.
White Cloud, May Z, ls66-tf.
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DIPTHERIA.-Trasi's Ointment has been
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S. B. SLOANE,
SCHOOL FURNITURE.

TUE undersigned is,sgent of the Michigan
L SCHOOL Furniture Works, for the sale of
SEATS. DESKS, and other School Furniture
Manufactured. by them. This Furniture is the
most approved and convenient manufactured
in the United States, as Il, is made With strict
regard to comfort and utility The Desks and
Seats are Of various sizes and styles, oak In
ish; and being the best manufactured any
where, will be found much the cheapest in the
market. All orders promptly attended to.
illustrated Catalogues, with descriptions. pri-
ces. ETC., furnished on application. Address
or call on the Subscriber, et Highland. Kansas.
IS. F: AMSBURY, Agent.
April 20, 1861.
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Lightning Rods.

THE undersigned. residing at Robinson.
L Brown County, Kansas, are nov prepared
to furnish and put up Lightning Rods for all
Ybo may need them. on the shortest notice.
We have the IRON ROD. the STAR GAL
VANIzED ROD, and DR.. HALLS CELE-
DRAFTED COPPER SCROLL ROD, which
is conceded By scientific men to be the best
Rod now in use. Either kind furnished and
put DIP On Che most reasonable terms. We are
the only per.oni In Northern Kansas Who have
the right for furnishing the Copper Rod, and
DO Other persons Are nov putting 10 tie Gal
vanized Rod. -.
WADE & MoREKEAD.
Nay 2f. 1855.