The Kansas State Journal from Lawrence, Kansas • 3

atrial wetfet s. F. W. READ IE. Ii.

GTJI1LD, THE WAR. W. O. It. CONE War Claim Agents, Publication PTotice.

PRUDENCE MERCHANT and Leonard Mer- chant, non-reei dents of the the State of Kansas and supposed to reside in the Territory of Colorado, will take notice that Charles In-gersoll has filed his petition, against them, ia the District Court of the Fourth Judicial Dis Cor. of Mass. and Henry Sts. Are prepared to prosecute before the Western Claim Commission, (now in session,) all claims for Money, Guard Service, Irregular Accounts, HALL, KIMEARK Importers Manufacturers and Dealers in IE0N Alf STEEL, SPIKES, AT THE and Vouchers, and claims for damage, and tosses Is happy to and WILL sell Lord Sith, S3 Chicago. WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS! Are prepared to sell, at Uie lowest market rates, DRUGS.

CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES. PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS, WINDOW AND HOLLOW OLASS, ALCOHOL. VARNISHES, COAL AND CARBON OILS, KEROSENE AND LARD OILS, TANNER'S and SOAP MAKER'S STOCK. We would assure our patrons and friends that ur f. ar-a at arm npr tn snare no efforts to promptly sustained bv loyal parties, at the bands of the Federal Army.

Also collect through the Department at Washington, for $100 due soldiers wounded in the lino of duty, and honorably discharged. Claims- for lost hors33. Pensions, Bounty, Back Pay, Remember no charge made until claims are collected. Money advanced upon claims properly approved, when parties desire it. Office in the Libey Building' opposite the Eldridge House, Lawrence, Kansas.

HEAVY HARDWARE, DRY GOODS NEW YORK STORE, trict sitting in and for Douglas County and State of Kansas, the object and prayer of which are that the East Half of the Southwest Quarter of Section No. Nineteen, in Township No- Twelre. of Range No. Nineteen, situate in said County of Douglas, may be decreed to be sold to satisfy a certain morteaee given by said Prudence Merchant to Charles lneersoll to secure the payment of 192.40, on the 18th day of May, A. D.

teCO. with interest from said May 18th. A. D. MO at the rat of four per cent, per month according to the conditions of a certain joint and several promisory note (riven to said Ingersoll by said Prudence and Leonard Merchant.

Said petition claims 102.40. and interest thereon from May 18th. at four per cent, per month, and $45 as attorney's fees for foreclosure. a provided in said mortgage. Prudence Merchant and Leonard Merchant are required to answer or demur to said petition on or before August 1st.

1663, or the same will be taken as true, judgment will be rendered against them and they will be foreclosed. H. M. SIMPSON. Cl4-7t Plaintiff's Attorney.

BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS, HUBS, SPOKES, FELLOES, Baa- AND' and carefully fill their orders. BEX STUFF, (Late Guild A Ford.) THOMAS LORD. L. H. SMITH, 16-ly Including every article of Wagon and Carriage Wood Shapes, 1863.

SPRING TRADE. 1S63. 3 CUTTER AND SLEIGH STUFF, CSBI7N SilAXMKV, Military and General Agency, Office, with Shannon Shannon, LAWRENCE, KANSAS. Offers his services to the public in the collection of Demands and Claims against the Government. Particular attnntion given to Pensions due to Officers and Soldiers of the Army of trie United States, their widows and children; Clnim for Indemnity, Horses (lost.died or killed in the serviee), and for the Bounty and Arrears of Pay due Officers and Soldiers of the United States, or thoir heirs at law.

HAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE ADDITION TO HIS HARDWARE I11PLML CROCKERY, BOOTS AND SHOES, Also Manufacturers of Improved Thimble Skeins, and Road Scrapers, TUTTLE, HIBBARD Sl IMPORTERS OF Superior in Shape and Finish. Hardware and Tin Flate, Publication Notice. NATHAN HACKETT.a non-resident of tha State of Kansas, wilt take notice that Chas. Irgersoll has filed, in the District Court oi the 4th Judicial Uistriet. sitting in and for the County of Douglas, State of Kansas, his petition against him.

the object and prayer of which are that the Northwest Quarter of Section Nineteen, in Township Twelve, of Range Nineteen, situate in said county, may be decreed to be sold to satisfy a certain mortgage given by said Hack-ett to said Ingersoll to secure the payment of 864 and interest from October 4. 1859, at six per cent, per year; and, also, the additional sum of $65 and interest on the same from October 4th, 1659, at six per cent, per year, according to tho conditions of two certain notes of hand described in said mortgage, and that the said Hackett may be barred of all right or equity of redemption in or to said premises. Said petition ia still pending. Said Haekeit is required to answer said petition on or before August 29. 1P63, or th same will be taken as true and he will be fore Oil Cloths, Carpetings, Have the largest and most complete Stock of Agents for BURKE BARNES' Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Tin Plate, Eire and Burglar Proof Safes, Slieet Iron, Copper, Wire, JM ans; Glass, and Farming Tools, And QUEEN'S PORTABLE Etw offered in this Market.

We are also Manu facturers of the UHfxl2 and BELLOWS. closed. CHICAGO MILLINERY STORE At the Store formerly occupied by Mr.Bronson, Massachusetts Street, Where maybe found a Large and Magnificent StocK or MILLINERY GOODS Which will be sold at LOW FIGURES. Silk, Shirred, and Dress Hats, kept constantly on hand and made to order. First Class Milliners are employed, and are fully posted with the fashions of the age.

The Trade can be supplied with Ribbons, Bonnets, Flats, Velvets, and all kinds of trimmings. C. A. BUTTS. Lawrence, June 1st.

1863. clG-Cm IN AMERICA. Also the Sole Western Agents for the sale of NAYLOS CO'S H. 51. SLSirSUJ, Plaintiff's Attorney.

CAST STEEL ISEIiliS! HALL, KIMBARK 193 and. 195 Sonth Water Street, CHICAGO, ILL. 16-ly. Sbcriffa) Sale. Statb of Kaksas.

DorcLAS ConTT, es. I V3T' IUU9 WV1 1 1 cent advance, and we shall sell them as LOW SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK, Consisting in part as follows: MOZAMBIQUES VALEXCIAS, LIGHT PRINTS New Styles, CHALLI DELAINES, TINSELED DRESS GOODS, LAVELLAS, SCOTCH GINGHAMS. Francis Flint In the Fourth District vs. Court, in and for Douglas AS THEY CAN BE PUBUaiSE!) JEAoT, auu mail articles without adding transportation. John McCree, etal.

County. State of Kansas. TO HIS CUSTOMERS J. H. 5tEEl BY virtue of an Order of Sale to me directed.

nut if tha Fonrt.h Judicial District 62 Lake Street. CHICAGO. Court" for Douglas County. State of Kansas, I will. On Saturday, the 20th day of June, A.

D. 1863. 146 Lake Street, Chicago, H. O. STONE, WEE3M SUMMARY, We are necessarily compelled to condense our news into a very email space this week owing to the pressure of other matter upon our columns.

Vlcksburg still holds ont egainst the attack of Gen. Grant. He has made three charges and been repulsed with great loss, but still invests the city and feels confident of final success. Gen. Grant, it seems, has determined not to sacrifice his men b7 any more attemp's at storming the enemy's works, bat will proceed by regular approaches.

lie has captured between 4 000 and 5,000 prisoners and a large number cf guns. Johnson is still collecting forces to attack him in the rear, but Grant feels confident of being able to defeat any soch attack. Some of the rebel forts were captured and again re-taken by the enemy. The fighting grows more desperate each day. In some instances Federal and rebel soldiers lie in ditches not more than twenty-five feet apart, each being afraid to show their heads above their works for fear of being shot by the other side.

The rebel army in Vicksburg is reported short of water as all communication with the Mississippi and Yazoo rivers has been cat off. Kentucky and Tennessee. The rebels in front ef P.osecrans are making some demonstrations, it is thought to cover a movement to support Pember-ton at Yicksburer. Army of the Potomac. is preparing for some move, but Hooker has not been able to ascertain in what direction.

It is thought another raid into Maryland and Pennsylvania is contemplated. Mosby's guerrillas attacked our trains et Catletts station Saturday which they captured and burned. Col. Mann of the 7th Michigan went in pursuit of the rebels, came np with and routed them. A dispatch to the New York Herald says that warm work may be expected in Virginia soon.

Missouri. Everything is comparatively quiet in this department. We hear occasionally of guerrilla skirmishing, but iince our last nothing of great importance has come to us. Last week a party of guerrillas dashed into Plattsbarg, robbed the Ceunty Treasurer's office of about $14,000, destroyed the office of the American, published by W. J.

Marion, formerly editor of the Atchison Union, in this State, and committed other depredations. They hare not since been seen or heard of. The Mississippi Marine Brigade had a fight with guerrillas thirty-five miles above Helena, Arkansas, on the 24th in which Maj. Hubbard's battalion was nearly captured but being reinforce I thsy routed -he rebels nnd burned the town of Austin in Mississippi. Fotith Carolina, Georgia and Florida.

den. Hunter has been removed from the Department of the South. Gen. Gil-more succeeds Lira. Two blockade runners, in attempting to run the blockade at Charleston, one on the 20th and the other on the 23d, were fired upon and sunk.

Mexico. At last the Frer.ch have succeeded in capturing the city of Puetla. It ws-s carried by storm on rlie 17th, when the Mexicans f-urrendf red wncor.ditionaUv. The prisoners included Gen. Ortego, 23 other General, 900 minor officers and 17,000 men.

On the 20r.h a division of the French army started for the city of Mexico. Our summary of news btins unavoidably brief, we will, next week, give some '0 pirticnlr.rs of the fight "at Vicksburg. Mining Ivfews. Capital, we arc gla'l to learn, is finding its way to Colorado, ami is beinjj syi'aly in mining' operations Love. The of the last lew days mentioned several bite purchases, made by moneyed menof claims, mills, in Gregory, who have the means and energy to Ri'ceessl'ully operate them.

WHOLESALE HARDWARE HOUSE at 2 o'clock, P- of said day. at the front door of the Courthouse in Lawrence, County of State of Kansas, offer for sale at public auction, to the highest and best bidder, for cash in hand, the following described lands and tenements, to wit IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF Notice of Final Settlement of the Kstate of Jordan Davidson, dee'd. NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors and all others interested, that I shall apply to the Probate Court to be held at Lawrence. Douglas county, Kansas, on the first Monday of July, 1863, for a final settlement of the estate of Jordan Davidson, deceased, late of Douglas county, Kansas. JAMES A.

DAVIDSON. Administrator of the Estate of Jordan Davidson, deceased. May 28th, 1863. el6-3t 3STo. 63 X.alxe Street, WILL REMOVE MAY 1st 1863 TO X4L3 JSttroot, CHICAGO, ILL.

CROCKERY! CROCKERY I ICS iO CHEMICALS, That part of the fcast liair or ivinnwest Half of Section No. Thirty-six, in Township Noi Twelve, of Range No. Eighteen, which is bounded as follows Begenning at the Southeast corner of said Quarter bection, thence running West Eighty rods, thence North One Hundred and Sixty rods, thence East Forty rods, thence South Forty rods, thence East Forty rods, thenee rtna Hnnilnvi nnil Twenty rods to the Price List. American Gimlet Screws, advance 20 cent. Also deal largely in Dr.

it. ra. a Magnetic, Sympathetic and Healing 2VE 33 33 I XT 3VE Hip To bo found at Eldridgo House. A FULL STOCK. place of beginning, situated in Douglas County.

stnt nf k'nnas tftVen as the nronerty of the said John McCree and Elizabeth McCree and appraised at Four Hundred and Sixty-six dollars and twenty cents. (406.20) and to be sold to sat BLACK and BROCADE Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Boad IVoiice. Butts, on Davenport Mallory's Locks, adv'e 25 Russell Irwin M'f'g Co. Locks," 25 Kenedy Locks, 25 Isaiah Blood's Sythes, SH. S12, S13 50 dos.

D.J. Millard's Hay and Manure Fork, at list. Oliver Ames' Shovels and Spades, S13 00O.16 Shovelf and Scoops, 6 0t)12 00 Lockporfc Tool Oo's Coopers' T-ools, ad. 10 cent. D.

R. Barton's J. Russell As Co's Table and Pocket Cutlery. Lamson, Goodnow Co's Tableand Pocket Cut American Knife Co's English Pocket Cutlery, Wostonholm Ward's Cutlery. Wade Butcher's Razors, 4c, fic.

ALWAYS Or HANS TOTICE is hereby given that at the next meeting of the Board of County Commis isfy said order ol sale. Given under my hand, at office in Lawrence, this 20th day of May. A. D. 1663.

HENRY BROWN, Sheriff of Douglas County, Kansas. Sheriff's Sale. pBSSIj iter hm pa tzr III ml ia" sioners of Douglas County, to bo held on the first Monday of July, A. D. a petition will be presented, to change the State Read from Lawrence to Paola, beginning at a point on the South line of Section No.

2-. of Township 13, of Range 20, where eaid road intersects said foatii line, running thence west on the township lines to the southwest corner of in same Township and Range, thence due North on Section lines to tho south line of the city of Lawrence. cl6-5t JOHN L. CRANE. State of Kansas, Douglas Cocxtt, S3.

State of Kansas, "1 In the Fourth District NAILS. Iflrl larirpr 59 Vpn- S5 37 I llfi.il S8 88 vs. Court, in ana lor uoueiaa HATING secured the services of the first man that ever sold Boots and Shoes in Lawrence, I am prepared to sell good stock in that line, as Mr. Brook3 has the control, and keeps the assortment up in that department. He nays particular attention to Shoes lor Ladies C.

C. Henderson, County, btate of Kansas. Barrel Nails, 4d, 6 12 6a linch 7 3-1 8 15 Cut Spike 5 50 Clinch Nails 7 88 8d 5 62 6d 5 88 4d 6 13 3d 6 62 3d fine, 7 ti-2 2r) line. 8 62 BY virtue of an Execution to ine directed, issued out of the Fourth Judicial District Court fyr Douglas county. State of Kansas, I will, on FiHCY DRESS SILKS! and Children's Wear.

above common. Finishing Nails $100 ke; Saturday, the 20th day of June, A. D. 1863, SOAP-MAKER'S STOCK, F. W.

II SAO, Corner of Massachusetts and Henry Sts. Bead IVoiice. There will be a petition presented at tho next (July) meeting of the Board of County Commis at two o'clock, P. M- of said day. at the front door of the Courthouse ia Lawrence, County of Casing iW In lots of 100 cents off, CjiiCACO, April 14, lSfi3.

si oners tor Dcugias tocrmnae thntpart (if the Stats 1-oad kuown as the Leavenworth and Burlington Road, rariiiij.g diagnrmlly between FOULARD SILKS. WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY the southwest corrmr of Section 1-. Towr.ship 13, Range 10. and the northeast corner of tho southeast Quarter of Section l. Township 13, Range 19, to tiie Section lines between the tame points.

Petition presented by P. Fitch. Lawrence. 19th, 163. 10 5t LOOK OUT! V.rhieh we offer at prices c.

Douslas, and ot li-Rnsas, c.uer tor saie at pubiio auetioa, to the highest and be-t bidder, lor cash in hand, the following described land and tenements, to wit: The Southeast Quarter of Section No. twenty three, in Township No. Twelve. (12) of Kange No. situated in Douglas County.

State of Kansas, taken as the property of the said C. C. Henderson, and appraised at Eieht Hundred Dollars, and to be sold to satisfy said Exeeation. Given uncermy hand, at olBce in Lawrenoe. this 20th da, of ay.A.HD,3.

Sheriff of Donjrias County. Kansas. S. A. RlGGS, Attorney for Plaintiff.

14-5 THE Favorable Western Merchants and MANrFACTURER of and Wholesale Dealer in Confectionery of every description. Fine (jroods at better rates than than they can be laid down for from Sew York, no Kassdolpfi Street, cl2-i3t CHICAGO. ILL. ORGANDIES, BRILLIAXTS. T.

II. REED. 174 Pearl N. Y. II.

A. HURLBUT, Chioaso. cl6-ly County Head IVotice. "VT0TICE is hereby given that a -petition will -L be presented to the Board of County Commissioners of Douglas county, Kansas, at thoir uly meeting, for the location of a county roar, commencing st the northwest corner of the southeast Quarter of Section thirty-four, Township twelve. Range twenty; rnimine east on the half section line to the east line of Section thirty-five.

Township twelve, Kanpe twenty; thence on the said east line of section thirty-five, north, to the Kansas river, or as near thereon us a pood practicable react eon made. Presented by N. D. Howland and others. 15-4t 3.000 2 3LOOS IS HERE.

MOZAMBIQUE SACKS, LINEN DUSTERS, mm COUNTRY ST0 If you Would Sing Well, Stct.y and Pkactich the admirable Lessens and Exercises contained in "Bassini's art of a Practical Sjstera for the Cultivation of the Voice." It treats the subject in thoroughly scientific, yet plain and comprehensive manner, and is recommended by Teachers and Vocalists as the best work for those who wish to become numbered among: the best singers. Soprano Voice, abridged, Tenor, 3. For the Salbbatli Schools. THE CKEXiTJB. A Collection of Songs for Ssbbath Schools and Sabbath Evenings.

By J. C. Johnson. Those who wish something new and fresh the Sabbath Schools, or the children at. home, will find 125 and attractive Sonss in this new book songs just suited to the yc.ucar uiind.

Copies mailed, post-paid. Price, bds, 25 cents, S22 per hundred paper, 20 cents, s-n. wight's Journal, of Music. ITS li B. OH YES! I DO MOST SINCERELY WISH all my customers and the rest of mankind a happy and prosperous year, and therefore, 1 think that everybody had better come right along, as usual, and buy Goods op WILLIAM M.

HAZEL.T1NE. at tho EASTEBN BAKERY. For a Penny saved is better than one ma de, and vnti can set, almost anything at the Eastern 45 and 47 LaTe Street, 2 S. JCK. Gr Manufacturers Whfilesale Dealers in HATS, CAPS, Lace Capes, Summer Shawls.

Sheriff's Sale. Statb op Kansas, Fbankxts Cottstt. ss. John Stevens 1 jj, the Fourth District vs. in and for Franklin James Carl County, State ot Kansas.

BY virtud of an execution, to me directed issued out of the Fourth Judicial District Court for Franklin County, State ot will, on Friday the 26th day of June, A. D. at two o'clock. P. of -aid day.

at the front door of the Courthouse in Omo City, County of Franklin, and State of Kansas, offer for saie at public auction, to the highest and best bidder, for cash in hand, the following described lands and tenements, to-wit The south half of the quarter ot section nineteen in townshic eighteen tie.) range nineteen (13,) situated in Franklin county Stat of Kansas, taken as the property of the said James Carl, acdappraieed at six dollars per ace, and to be soid to satisiy said execution. Given under my hand at office ul Ohio City this 13th day of May, A. Sheriff of Franklin County. Kansas. GOOPTN A VAI.ENTINB, Attorneys for Plainti.

en-oi Bakery that you want to eat; all kinds of (rro CO-PA SSTNErcSIII ntflTICE. FANCY AND TRAVELING rHHK i t'r Olio rl i if fnrmaA a tn -L partnership under the name and style ceries. Country rnidiiee, cverytmng la tne baking line, from a Cracker to the finest kind of a Wedding Cake. Come right along if you want to save jour raoaey. W.

.71 HAZftlTiXE. BASKETS For Mercantile purposes at the COUNTRY OSLY ONE DOLLAR A TEAR! Each number containing sixteen paees. includ LL the modern styles of Confectionary are a o-i, iiuruiurii jj. r.iariasre.) w.mifi eeroly thank the pub'ic for the very liberal sold at EASTERN liAKhul. UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS, ing Four Pages of Superior Music, Musical Essays.

Criticisms, Reviews, Reports of Concerts a general summary of Musical Intelligence, and patronaso Eenerousiy bestowed. and solicit continuance of further favors. Your OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. BOSTON, Sugar, Soda and Picnic Crackers, sold, at EASTERN attention is called to our present Uorresponaence irom an parts oi tae unitea States tmd Europe. TCJ Specimen copies mailedyv on applica SHLLIXERY AXD STRATT GOODS, mmmmm ALL the BesSBrands 0f TOBACCO and CIGARS, soleTby W.

M. UAZELT1NE. tion. Published by Oi.jLVjK.tt JJXTBOJM Boston, LAHSE AND UNSURPASSED STOCK OF STAPLE AXD FAXCY THE. Best.

Brown, Powered and Crushed SUGARS, soid by HAZELTINE. SILKS. PAEASOLS! CLAIMS AGAINST THE UNITED STATES LACES. BONNETS, ruches' Two siiles of mining property in Nevada District have lately been made, some idea of the value of which may be formed from the fact that the records of the two transactions required 81,160 in Revenue Stamps. Theprop-erty sold consisted of Lode claims and tunnels.

The Gold Pirt -dinning and Tunneling Company is the name of a new association lately organized under the General Incorporation Law, by Governor Evans, Secretary Elbert, lr. Judd, L. D. Judd and J. Q.

A. Roll ins. They own 1,500 feet of the Gold Dirt Lode, one of the best ever discovered in Colorado. Gov. Evans is the company's President, Samuel H.

Elbert is Superintendent, F. II. Judd, Treasurer, and. Leon S. Judd, Secretary.

They will soon have seventy-five stamps in operation, and are bound to receive large yields of gold. A The Register reports The discovery by James 3Iorrell of a very rich lode in Russell Gulch, near Fish's store. Mr. M. washed out alone $50 in one day, and has taken out over 1,200 in the last week.

COFFEE, TEA and RICE, sold at EASTERN BAKERY. CRAPES. RIBBONS, SILK, GINtiHAif and COTTON. DRY GOODS! Military Department of the West! THE Bost Brands of Plug, Fine Cut ia bulk, and Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco in Tin Foil, Sold at EASTERN BAKERY. Publication Notic.

REUBEN H. RAY. Elizabeth Ray. and Emma J. Yanderveer, non-jrcsidenta of th Stateof Kansas, are hereby "tlfiint CV! Sarver has filed in the Clerk's office of tne District Court, of Douglas county.

Mnaas. certain petition, setting forth that on the 23d day of July, A. D. 1859. said Reuben made twe severalpVomissory notes for 200 each payable to said Sarver in one and two years pectively with interest at 10 per cent.

Also executed by said Reuben and Elizabeth his wife, on the said 23d day of July, of the following lands situate in Douglas county, Kansas, towit. The west half of the north ha of the Southeast Quarter of Section 5. 15. of Range 20, to secure the above described promisory notes; that said mortgage conVf covenant for the payment of for foreclosure; that said Emma JVanderveer has an interest in said land by a certain deed made Consisting in part of WILLOW PALM LEAF SHAKER HOODS, And all New Styles of PLAIN AND FANCY SILK, ASAHEJU I5tTCK CJORGHUM, BELCHER'S and GOLDEN BYKUP, sold by W. M.

HAZELTINE S. LAWRENCE, has been authorized to 0 LADIES HATS! Trimmed and Plain; oroseeute all claims tor Pensions. LADIES', MISSES' AHD CKILDBEDIS' HATS. IMPERIAL, BLACK and Y0C5TG HYSON TEAS, sold at HAZELTINES. and Soldiers' Pay claims for indemnity for property destroyed or captured claims against the Quartermasters, Commissary and Pay De- Ti-t el'J i frr 1 1 1 i i 11 nni niSNAMOlf Bark.

Ground and Grain Spice Ground and Grain Pepper. Cloves and irregular ililitary" Service in the Department of BONNETS, M.UJIES, by said l.rf Ground Cinnamon, sold by HAZELTINE. the est. Under the present Acts of Congress, he will prosecute promptly and successfully all claims for Pav and Pensions for invalids disabled in the cr iri acres more or ies j- -j judgment against said Reuben for the sum of tTand interest at 10 per cent, July. The special Rttention of the Trade is invited to our citock.

comrjrising the LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED assortment ever offered in this market, all of which has been purchased ENTIRELY WITH CASH, and will lae sold at prices that DEFY COMPETITION. An examination of our foods and prices will convince one of the superior indueemmt which we are prepared to offer. Order Solicited and Promptly Attended to. And other MILLINERY GOODS. OAP Bar, Fancy and Toilet sold at line of duty since March 4th, 1861, in the Mili TNDIGO, STARCH, SODA.

SALERATtJS tary or aval service ot the United States. Pay. liounty and Pension for Widows of Soldiers. for the foreclosure ui said mortgaged premises. balance against property of said Kenben.

fcaid Defendants must answer said petition on or before the 10th day of July. A. D. 1863. or suek and a lMts, sold at EASTERN BAKERY.

Henderson Gridley took out of Pay, Bounty and Pensions for Children under sixteen years of age. of deceased soldiers. HOOP SKIRTS! 1TSOKJS rATFS! FTGS. PRTTNES. CUR Pay, Bounty and Pensions for Mothers of de PtlonwlU CARPENTER.

PONGEE LUSTRES, BEREGES. TISSUES, 'OR'CJANDIES, LAWNS, CHALLIS, DELAINES, ALPACCAS, PRINTS. DENIMS, STRIPES, TICKINGS. COTTONADES, LINENS, ic. ALSO Ladies' Hats, Cloaks, Shawls, Mantles, Sacks, PAEASOLS, SUN rJJIBRELLAS, HOOP AlfD BALMOBAL SKIRTS, SCosiery, Grlo-cres, MLLIKERY d005l! I 1 runa llfiail Rl tKi-ri am n.Tid ceased unmarried soldiers, dependent wholly cll-7 Attorney of Michael arver, riaimin.

Don the tne deceased lor their support. W. M. HAZELTINE. Cherries, sold by BOWEi BROTHERS, I1IPOKTKKS AST) OF STAPLE AND jPAHCIT Pay, Bounty and Pensions for Orphan Sisters, In great variety.

TRAIL New Article. "DIE FRUITS, CAN PEACHES, PINEAPPLE Publication Kotice. untter sixteen years ot ago, ot deceased nn married soldiers. Jove uysters, tiaras, ana iianuuu, gold by HAZELTINE, EZEKIAH GIFFORD, Mary Jane Gifford i T-1 1 tt. Am nf Back Pay and Bounty for Loyal heirs of deeeaa- od snl fliers.

H1 -a. Vi cords or Gregory iron, last Week, 21 i oz. of gold worth 18perounce. -mmonicealth. Plattsbtirgn in Ashes.

We learn that on last Saturday a party of bushwhackers entered the town of Plattsburgh, Missouri, and after robbing the Provest Marshal and Land Offices, sacked and burned the town. We shall probably got full particulars to-day. This is one of the ana t.lIZUt-ti n.uauoii uvu the State of and residing in par inn- that tn tn A 20t.n dATni GHERKINS and SALT PICKLES, sold at EASTERN BAKERY. Applications for Back Pay, Bounty or Pensions will furnish me (as far as possible) the following information: Fikst. If theclaim be for Back Pay or Boun Known, win uj' -r April, A.

D.i, Sherman Foot filed his petition against them in the District Court of the LACE MITTS, HANDLES Star and Tallow and Candle ty, on account of a deceased omcer or soldier. irive Wicking.soid at iiASiH-KJ i The name and rank of the deceased the and for the county of Douglas, setting forth that said Giffords gave a mortgage to one Uenrr M. Simpson on the west half of the Southwest Quarter of Section No. 4, in Township No. 15 of "DOLOGNAS, CHEESE.

BUTTER, EGGS. time, place and cause of death, and the name of sold Dy riaiumuji. Range No. nTM LOUR BY THE SACK, Sold by W. M.

HAZLETINE. TTD GLOVES, FANS COLLARS, and YANKEE NOTIONS. and interest inereon rr- boldest outrages committed during the war. Plattsburgh was a strong Union Woolen CSoods, Hosiery, snsss GOODS, CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE, PLATED WAKE, the surgeon wnoaltenaea mm. 2d.

Tho company and regiment to which he belonged, with the name of the Captain, and np to what time he had been paid, and the name of the Paymaster. 3d. The Same, Age, Residence, Post Office Address, and connection to the deceased, of the claimant, who must be the widow; or if she be dead, the children: if no widow or children, the town. Xjexiv. Conservative.

TJROWN'S SHOT, POWDER and 'itQ hrhttMr to said sfmpsonTand that since the giving of said note J- Vc, bold Dy WILLIJin M. IIAZLETIJiE, iIAliillEl). and mortgage, saia v'" 72, 74 and 76 Lake Street, By Kev. J. S.

Frown, on the 20th of May. at father; if no father, or if the father has abandoned the support of the family, the mother; or OXCGrO, Theres'lenne ot Judge J. A. Wakefield, JOHN S. JONES.

Eq. to His. ELIZA HOO GLAND, TtAILROAD Li AND if neitner, tne Droiners. ana sisters coiiectiveiy; nr if none of these, the nearest heirs. tne same io tt againstsaid Hezekiah Gifford for 593.andwter-el at 4 per cent.per month from uly 9.

A.D. I860, and S'5 attorney's fees for forelosure.and that said mortgaged premises may be decreed to be sola, to satisfy the judgment prayed for. taid defendants are required to answer or demui to said petition, on or before uly 16, A. If. Have a stock unsurpassed in the Northwest, and extended to all their customors the benefits that result from their large stock, experience and On Thursday, May 25th, by Kev.

O. W. Paddock, at the Mr. A. J.

VHTT.T.l 4th. The Name and Residence of a person who FOR SALE. an eive turther information. 'A Re2itaMit K. to Mrs.

A. S. LlTCIi- ELD, of th? city. ORDERS CAREFULLY FILLED, 5th. Where the claimant is the widow of the enpased.

she will inform me whether she can mHK LANDS ON THE NORTH SIDE OF nr ttll Will Dfl VI On Saturday Evening. May 30, at the home of said premises, and judgment will be rendered. And patronage respectfnly solicited. Goods WINDOW SHADES FIXTURES Curtain Cord and Tassels, PICTURE CORDS and TASSELS. Tne by Kev.

G. W. Paddock, Mr. WM. MAUTLN to Miss EMMA PERRY, all of this agamteaia tiewaiau regularly sola at le3s tnan JNew ork Prices.

cl8-6m BO WEN GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS IN ENDLESS VARIETY. Among which may be found a complete assortment of SPHIG AND SU3I3IER CLOTHING, Shirts, Collars, Neck Ties, Linen Drawers, Kid, Silk, and Linen Gloves, And all other articles usually found in a full line of those goods. procure evidence of the marriage, if not, what evidence of the marriage she oan furnish. A certified copy of the record of the marriage is the host evidence. Second.

If the claim be for a Widow's Pen JL, AUL. AJ el07 Plaintiff's Attorney. J- THE KANSAS RIVER, extending three miles East and fourteen miles West from Lawrence, are for sale by S. N. SIMPSON, at the otfice of Simpson Brothers.

The railroad facilities which these Lands will enjoy, together with the character of the soil and the abundance of timber and water, render 1863. BOOTS AND SHOES 1863. LAWRENCE MARKET. AT sion, the chaimant will, in addition to the information called for above, state: 1st. Where and when the deceased enlisted.

2d. When and where married weekly by them the most of any in Kansas oesiraDie. Dec. 2.1861. 24-tf 00 Black; 1.0U1.6O Flow Steel and Cast Steel! Rice, ft ft 1012 Corrected KIDEXOCK Flour, dbl.

extra, 4.25 superfine, 3.75 Corn, 4045 Corn meal 6V-si5 Bacon, lb 56 Ham. suirarcur'd 12 country, 7 Shoulders. 5 3d. The Jfames, Ages and Residence of the children. Third.

If the claim be for a Pension on account of wounds or disease contracted in the service, state: 1st. The Name, Age, Post Office Address, and 1315 ALSO PICKS, SHOVELS, and a complete stock of CAMPING UTENSILS, by first crushed 17iM pulverized. 1020 Tobacco, ch'ing, 55120 We have received at our Warerooms, TVos. 99 31 Lake Street, Corner of Wabash Avenue, CJ G- A "Very Large Stock of arrival. xv.

alal aw. occupation oi tne claimant since nis aiscnarge 2d. The Rank, Company, Captain, and Regiment to which the applicant belonged. smoking, las DBAEE BKOTHEHS, Dried Beef sugar 3d. State, particularly, the date and place of 15 enrded.

Beans, 9 bu. 1.502.M) Burning Fluid. 1 Oil, Lard, 1.001 .25 Sheriff Sale. State of Kansas, Douglas Countt. bs.

John C. Treat In the Fourth. Distrist vs Court, in and for DongiM Lyman County. Stateof Kansas. BY virtue of an Order of Sale, to me directed, issued out of the Fourth Judicial District Court for Douglas county.

State of anssi. will, on Saturday, the 8th day of Jane, A. D. 1863. at two (2) o'clock, p.

at, of said day. at the front door of the court house in Lawrenee, eouty ot Douglas, and State of Kansas, offer pubfic auction, to the highest and hldif; for cash in hand, the following desenbed Unda and tenements, to wit; The Northwest Quarter of tion No. thir-one (31), in Township No. thirteen Kaage No twenty (SO) situated in State of Kansas, taken as the property of the id Lmayn Eldridge, and Pp hundred dollars, and to be old te nfcufy aa.d Order of Sale. Given tinder mr hand in Lew rosea this Od day of AprU.

AD. aiseoarge, witn tne exact nature and cause oi Booksellers, Stationers, the disability, ana wnen ana wnere occurred. Kerosene. 60a BOOTS and SHOES! BOOTS SHOES, The largest and most complete assortment kept in this city, embracing every style of and and 1012K: 1520j 710j 810 Axes, 1.40 1.50 Nails. 9 keg.

6,60 Butter, Lard. Cheese, Eggs, Crackers, jiackerel. No 4th. Send mo the discharge or copy of the discharge. TTnder the act of Consrress Mareb 5.

lfifia nil BOOTS AND SHOES, A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT. SPUING AND SUMMER CL0TIIING, am) FURNISHIKO GrOODS. PAPER DEALERS, Iron, heavy tire, shoe shape. soldiers discharged in consequence of having 12 19 Mil. 9.5(1 67 Delaware Street, between Third and Fourth, Log Chains.

$B1115 Hides, dry, P9 12 green 56 Crooks, fgal.) 1720 Deen wouncieu mo service are entitled to bounty of $100. All communications mnst be addressed to ASAHEL BUCK, Lawrence, Kansas. Office, Mfller's Block, over Country Store. LEAVENWORTH. KANSAS.

ICpCash paid for Rags. cl--6m. Our Soek was all nnrehaand hnfriro Jars with covers. XT R. TIIE BEST EASTERN" MANUFACTUEE We respectfully ask an examination of oar stock and prices.

Extra Sizes Constantly on Hand. RMS. CASH! a s- Or. SHORT CREDIT to good and prompt paying men. cl6-m DOGGETT.

BASSET HILLS. 8x10 Glass. box, 4.C0 10x12 4.25 price of Gold and since the panic, which enables us to offer them at low fieures: in fact we are determined NOT TO HE UNDERSOLD by Salt, Kanawa, bbl, 4.50 dairy, bbl. 5.40j Kope, 9 2025j Soap 9 fc 5 10 1 Scar Candles, 2025i Soda, sup. carb.

810 Currants, lb 2l25. Wheat. Fall, 1.001.10 Spring Coffee, Rio, lb 3540 ground. 1525l IHaclftlniata Wanted. Notice.

ttijj uuubq ttuio aiue 01 lynicago. A LL persons indebted to L. W. ELDRTDOTC Sheriff of Donclai Coutr. KuM.

Powder, Rifle, keg, 11 .00 Blasting 8.00 Caps-G D. M. 50 W. Proof, 751.2d I Lawrence. Jane 1st, 1863.

THREE or four good Machinigti can find employmentby calling on Kimball Brother -tl- of the COUNTRY STOKE, either by note I 1 t. w. jcldbidgk, ELDRIDGE A FORD. R. H.

FOBD. at tne iawreneo ounary ana jaaenim ooop. Iawrenoe, Kunw, April S7, US8. ell account, are requested to pay tne same. olft-3t L.

W. ELDRIDGE. C16-U.