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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-05-29
No Battle at Sewall's Point.
New YoRK. Nav 26.

The Tribune's Washington. dispatch
Of 25lh. says the report Of a battle al
Sewall's Point is incorrect.
Eliswortli's funeral was an imposing
display. The body lay in state ut the
Governors room. City Hall. 1t is ex-
pected. that the Federal troops will
occupy Winchester. Virginia. Henry
Connolly has been appointed Governor
of New Mexico. and Miguel A. Otero.
Secretary. The same correspondent
says it is untrue that the Government
had secured the product of the arms
Of the factories in England.
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L -
s,an.ly put 70 death. some say BY bosh
bullet and bayonet. - 81 s
When the Federal troops reached AL.
axandria, the Virginia soldiers'6re Al
them and fed.
Visitors to that city say the scenes
were intensely exciting.
Judge Arney, bearer Of dispatches
had an interview with the President
and Secretary Of War to-day. and ten
dered to them three regiments from
Kansas, to cooperate with the Iowa
regiments in camp at Keokuk, and the
Iilincis regiments III camp at Quincy.
to protect Union men of Northern Mis-
souri,, acd to secure safe transit, Of
stores and provisions over the Hannibal
& ST. Joe. Railroad to the West. ,
Orders have been issued by the War
Department to Capt. Reno. Of For.
b =
Leavenworth. to supply Kansas regi-
ments with arms aud military equip
menis. and also horses and equipments
for a regiment sf cavalry. This. ar
rangement viii furnish at once over
10000 men. who will remain in camp
in their several States, ready to take
possession Of the Hannibal & st. Joe.
Railroad between these points AS soon
as any further demonstrations are made
by !ef. Thompson. Of st Joseph. and
his secession followers to Interrupt
transportation through Missouri. The
State militia are being orgspized into
II regimee.s, and the State authorities
TO equip them as well as favorable for
home defence. having decided to dis
coun,enaace any invasion of the State
of Missouri unless Missouri should Sc
cede or invade Kansas. -. -,..
Intense excitement was created here
BY the assassination of Col. Ellsworth.
Bells are ,ollins, buildings are dress
ed in Grape, and flags are flying at half
mast. .~.t.
Ellsworth was shot in the back BY
one jackson, proprietor Of a Le:el in
Alexandria. ,..a
Jackson was Immediately killed by
Francis d. Bromncll. OF Troy. u mem
Der of Ellsworth $ Zouayes. fn
President Lincoln. who was a warm
personal friend of Ellsworth. is deeply
affected a, his death. v.iesnal
Government is in posscssion-of start
ilnS Information from, Baltimore lia;
certain prominen; Union men. who. in
The presence OF the United States .roo, s,
have loudly drofcssed devotion TO The
Union are secretly working for seces-
sion. Their names aud accurate infor-
nation about them and their plans are
in the hand, OF the administration.
Aheni 10000 .-.or. L.-a ~-oes,d
The Potomac ard are raw in Virginia.
Our Government, has securc,l for The
next three months. a monopoly Of all
arms and cannon from ali The manufac-
tories IN Grca! BTi.sin which are per-
milted 10 make arms for Foreign states.
This will show Ens that in putting
down rebellion there will be NJ half
way work. 10. eae
+ An advance Of troops from Culpep-
per Court House. 90 miles from Alex
andria, is anticipated. but assurance is !
felt that General Scott has directed the !
advance with n full understanding Of
all he has 10 encounter. !
! ID.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-05-29


Col. ELLSWORTH DEAD.-Th;s brave
and patriotic commander OF a regiment
OF Zouaves, was assassinated in Alexan.
dria, near Washington City a few days
ago. He bad hauled down a secession
fla. from the Marshall House when he
was shot by concealed foe. The
cowardiy assassin was afterwards dis
covered and his body riddled with ball
and bayonet. Col. Ellsworth was
Just entering upon brilliant career, ,
but was stricken down at the first ad-
vance of federal troops into Virginia.
His death has created intense feeling.
and the soldiers are impatient to
avengc his loss The New York Zou-
aves will make many rebel bite the
dust on. of revenge for the assassina-
tion Of their noble and daring COM
mander.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-05-29

A gun used in the war Of The sls-
ments.
A link Of chain lightning.
Snow gathered 10 the winter Of dis4
content.
Tears from the minds eye.
A corn from the foot Of Time.
A mosquitoes bill recsipted.
A spoke from . wheel Of tie chariot
of the sun.
Hair from the head Of navigatioa.
The point Of joke.
Fruit from an axle tree.
A pair of bellows from m OK:
: A frame Of pHipdJag mind "
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-05-29
Alexandria The Body Of Ellsworth.

Alexandra The Body Of Ellsworth.
siH!lr W4sYlxcros. May 60. 3
Western Virginia is an exception to
the order of the Post Master General
for the sloppage Of the mails in the
seeded States. Every facility win be
offered for postal accommodations in
that section.
% Col. Ellsworth's remains were this
morning ,conveyed to tie East room Of
the Presidents House. where they lie
in. State. s.3 81. s7slsa
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The Prairie Farmer.

Mr.. w. w. Corbett has become asso-
ciated with II. D. Emery in the editorial
management Of this increasingly poPu'
lar WESTERN Agricultural, Horticultural
and Home Paper.
No paper is doing SO much for the
diffusion of such information as is need
ed among the people IS this. and at
deserves place at every fireside in the
whole West.
Its articles GU practical Agriculture
aud Horticulture, Sssck breeding and
management, the Dairy and Household.
the application Of she popular sciences
to every day farm life. with good
digest of News Of the day. . weekly
review Of the MARKETS at home and
abroad. all combine to make it paper
no farmer should do without. s
The publisher will send it sinsly un-
til January 1862 for one dollar. or ia
clubs of .irc for -four dollars. Address
EMERY u Co., Chicago. lii. . b. 4
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Harvey at Work.
ST. LOUIS. Mar 25-p. NJ,

- II b ST. Louis. May 25-P. NJ.
is said a regiment of Missouri vol.
unteers will start from the Arsenal this
evening to some point down the river.
probably Cairo. 4
II is also reported tia. part Of the
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-05-29

Five companies Of Infantry and siz
companies OF Cavalry from Fort Smnh
Arkansas. and Fort Washita, Choctaw
Nation. are within Fifty miles, OF Fort
Leavenworth. We may expect their
arrival here within three days. - Con-
serrut;rs. e aaiif Y sit ia = ei5a5i3
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-05-29

Hon. GEo. w. Dxlrzxs will proba-
bly, be appointed Colonel Of the three
years regiment. No better selec tion
could be made Mr.. ID. is true and
tried mar and will fi!l the position with
honor 10 himself. aud TO Kansas. : Tsmes.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-05-29

The isLeayenwortb, OsLsloosa and
Topeka road is con,ing in great favor
with the public travelling east and wesl.
II is the shortest route between those
pein.s. IL should be worked some soon.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-05-29

Some Of our Southern Kansas ex-
changes talk Of having risions Of gar
den sauce" ''raddishes coming up
onions growing finely" potatoes be-
ginning to peep through the ground. y
Bless you, gentlemen, we've been hav-
ing ''garden sauce" for two or three
weeks-greens. onions. raddishes. let
luce. ,uruips-aud we expect soon to
have beets and potatoes 10 eat. Come,
come, your southern climate must do
better than hat. or wen "beat" you
with our "bcets. :" and other garden
truck"
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gel' Aarestis's''a s''al.sals.
RE ELICIOUSs

Z THEkE will b RelisisusSRvisssi 10 NE u
E. Church in O.kalcosa on Sundays - follows.
waSis SsesS; T. "a fna q y w.. ~ ~ hAA
Preaching OF General Prayer Meeting u u Pr
Class Meeting sfter the morni6g pseseAisg,
fSss. aii !. t.IM.t:si II r.ys, a:.tise!, also,
on Thursdays at 7aP.M.
Ciusens and strangers arc respectfully invited
TO attend.
ssassss - srsISAAC F. COLLINS Pssss.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-05-29

Gen. Butler closed amid loud cheers;
the band played some national airs, iila; a and
Home. sweet Home" and after more
cheers the crowd dispersed. Gen. But
Ter, on retiring to his room, was warmly
congratulated by numerous friends.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-05-29


School DIsrRIcr.-It would please
US amazingly. if We could stir up "the
dry bones, to the formation Of school
district here. When persons ask US
about. schools in, Oskaloosa, we are
positively ashamed to tell them that,
though the schools are good, We have
no public or free school here. II you
don't do something toward adopting
the best facilities for educating the
youth. your children will go TO their
gsayes-ia--.coaapaEaiiss- -iyaasancs.--
Wake up and do your duty in this par
particular, OF the blessing Of children
may be turned to cursing. You'll new
cr have good society, for your children
without goodlschook and the sooner
a move is made in the right direction
The better, I9T I!T1Tgt
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-05-29

The Tribune's dispatch says til,
country need not be surprised If. in IL,
course OF three weeks forward. an at
tack be made on Richmond. froE resoar
ces entirely separate from reserves a
Washington, which will be SO over
whelming in numbers IS to insure sue.
cess. 'if ~ As iiA ~
Harper's Ferry may be secured by
flank movements. s-ailgEg p silasgs
los The Worlds dispatch ofthe 26th re.
ports that last night an advance picket
OF Zouaves was attacked by go men.
Alter several rounds the seccssionists
He'd, but not until six Of them were
captured by the Zouaves. r. l..s4a III,
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-05-29

at the crossing Of Slough Creek. one
mile north of:town. in the hope Of ira
ding Missouri for Kansas lands, or ex'
changing stock for land
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-05-29

What indicates house of mourning ?
The chimney's weep (chimney sweep.
lie who feels his own defcisucies
will be charitable man for. his own
sake.
What is the difference between
Charlotte Ann and Ann Eliza ? Q One
is quack and the other a chemsst.
How so! Why, the former is eAarl .
atda and the latter an analyzer.
a man acquires more glory by de-
Tending than by abusing others.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-05-29

CURIoslrIEs.-The rule Of conduct
in two joints. ,Ge5 i aasaiis1
An eye of the wind. 4. fisaf :
Horn Of bucket.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-05-29

Il don't think. husband. tha, you a are
very smart" mo indeed. wife; but
everybody knows that l am awfully
shrerd. 81 ais;s...s,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-19

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To Joseph b. Strseper and Clara 8. etreeper his
wifs, James Shields, j. & Bruce, ). b. Tnomp-
son, +. e. HickS, !, n Look WOO !, ChA.. sfer,
and Joseph X. Partridge, James w. Pinchott
and James S. Warrsn, compo.ing the Arm VI
Partridge, Pinchott d Warren.
YOU and each Of you arc hereby notified that
i there 10 now on 6le In the ofice OF the Clerk
Of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, At
Keokuk, petition Of Bran Barney, claiming Of
David Ramsay the sum Of eleven hundred dollars
With 10 pefcsut. interest per ann nm yabie snnu
ally, a. money due On Two mortgages made By him
to Chss. Naeon aud since ASST nsd to said Hiram
Barney, dated Augast l4th, 1855; also olaiming
against each Of you the foreclosure Of said mort
Cages, the same being upon the west bali d the
south east quarter and the south half Of the south
east quarter OF the sou,h-east quarter Of section
thirty-threc, township sixtyseven north, Of range
six west, in Lee county, Iowa, for the purchase
money; and further asking for sale Of the said
premises, and general relief.
And uniess you appear and answer said petition
on or before noon Of the second day If the next
term Of said Court, to commence at keokuk on the
LIST Monday VI Scpten Der, A. D. 1861 defanit will
be entered against you, and decree rendsssd
q gainst you % pray ed for therein.
NOBLE . STRONG,
April 10, 1861. PitGs Att'ys.
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CUKTFS,OlLLMUKB : CURTIS,
March -, l6kl-Aw Soils. for Petitioners.

legal Notice.
To- At9h q. Rsn Nary Ale1iAs nei1, Rries J. Pat
l ton { Co.. Mssoh = WASsisr, Geo. H. Gordon,
Phillip viele;
You and sach e yea A. hspsby aotf1sd that
i there 10 nov Als II ~ olhce Of the Clerk II
H.dison. ps9lsicn 81 Henry :. isyi.r cisinins ii
you Hugh +. RSla 80 49, 81 ~ lAeaea1d doila
with interest q The rats of II pr cent pr annun,
- money dns - : prooisseEy nots gtvsa ~ Jon
70 sid 1s0iSs, dated - =, 1851 sid fssthsr
gage Of the sanc date and given to secure sid note
on certain rsal estats IN Lee Co., Iowa. described
II said petition. 80
As*-s.s - s:.s... =. :=.==. -. = : =
ne II tern or setA Co6et, 10 oeAnenes % Fort Mad
ison On ~ thrd Aoedsy RI Nay, -. lS6l, : de-
fault wflfbs entered sgainst yos the petition ts-
ken - By you confssssd. and judgment and decree
rendered sgainst you - prayed therein.
NVNLE bIhUNu, 80
Msrrb ~, lO6l-l I'm Pitts Att'ys.
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a4eGae Notice.
To William White, Edward ksddy and Mrs. I'd

GRab NOSbCe.
To William White, Edward Rsddy and Mrs. Ed
ward Reddy;
IrOU ard each II you hereby notified that
Il there Is row fie in the ufIce Of the Clerk OF
the District Court VI Lee County, Iowa, al
Keohuk, = petition of Hiram Barney claiming of
you Vim. white the stun Of fosr huadFsd DO lsrs,
with per cent. interest per annun payable anDu
ally, a. money due en- two mortgag . made by You
ii Chaslcs NJ sson and sipce assigned to said Hiram
Barney, dated Oct. 6, 1855; also claiming aga INST
e,ch Of you the foreclosure Of said mortgages,
the same beug upon the sout h-east quarter Of The
north-we quarter Of section twenty niue 1871
in township sixty-seven lo71 NORTH. range rix
I6J west, Lee county, Iowa, for the purchase mo-
ney and further asking for asale Of said premises
and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer ssid petition on
before of the 81 day OF The next term Of said
court, to commence 81 ksokuk on the lst Monday u
September, A. II. 1861, default will be entered
against you the petition taken ~ by you con-
fessed, aud decree rendered thereon ~ prayed
kOBLh STRONG,
April 10. 1851 dim Pltf's Att'ys.
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To r.. r. Rebb
VuU are hereby notified that there IL now on fle
j in the Office of the Clerk Of the District Court
Of Lee County, Iowa, at keokrk, petition Of hi
ram Barney claiming Of John shores. the sum Of
eight hundred and forty -four 4s-l0o dollsss with
10 per cent. Interest per Annum, payable annually
~ money due on . mortgage made by said shores
TO Charles Mason and since assigned 70 said Hiram
Barney, dated October II, 1853; also claiming
against you and the o her defer dAnts the fore-
closure Of said mortgage, the same being upon
Lot number nine [91in Block number tnirteen lls1
In the City Of heukuk, Lee County, le~a, fer tho
purchase money, and further asking for sale Of
said premises and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the noon Of the "a day Of the next
term OF said Court, to commence ct keokuk on the
first Monday OF September, A. d. 1861 default will
be entered sgsinst you the petition taken by you
confessed and decree rendered th. reon a. prayed
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
Arrfl 10, 1S6l-lm Pitts An'ys.
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4 0ft41m0f NO11Cos
70 Janss n.sWahk, nd~ArdP. wash, Asrsa It
walsh, Mary y. stssn, Mary Arabella 6teen,
Mary r. Yore and Wm. A. lore her husband,
AsrgaretJ. Yorc and Jno. g. lore her bnsbaud,
AoIey Hfegory, Hcorge Foster, Eli Miller, ME
chael o 'honrke, and the unknoUn heirs and iega-
tees AZ JoAa o. Rosrke, 1sceGsed, tdefendants):
NOu are hereby sesersliy notified that there
y Is now on fle in the Clerks CfRce OF the Dis-
trict Court OF Lee County, Iewa, Al keokuk, Pc
tition In equity brought by John Augustus Duikec
against you, praying To have mistake corrected
In the original deed " partition between John
0'Rourkc and Patrick WaLh, doth new deceAsed),
OF certain lots and laHas, trHwn1y them ~ ten
ants In comm3n In share No. 81 In the Decree u
Partition oil the II aft Breed Trsct In Lee County,
lows, and TO decree the Wesf half OF Lot eight Isl
in Block one hundred and elk 1901, in Keoklk,
Iowa, to have belonged tundtr saia deed Of p4rti-
toni to Patrick Walsh, and The Eat hall ct aid
Lot eight l6T TO have belonged TO John O'Konfke
also praying fir The confirmation Of the ErA half
Of said Lot eight Isl in petitioner who claims the
ssMe under dredK from hn U'hdurka, and that
the heirs at law Of said Patrick WALSH decsased,
and OF said John O'Kourke, deceased, be forever
stopped and barred from setting up any ciaim or
title in and 70 Lot lsTAt ts1 aBy p@ft thereof,
except under and through said partition deed, ~
prayed to be corrected and established by the de-
cree VI said Court; and also for general relief.
Now each OF tho above named defendants are
required 10 appear and answer this petition by
noon Of the second day OF the next term OF said
court, to b. held on the frst Monday Of septem-
Der, 1851, ut kcokak, and shUw cause Why the
prayer Of said petition should not be granted, or
q decree ~ prayed for therein will be had and
entered by default.
Ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
= The rbovc h . cory Of the nrtice on f1e which
was approved by the Court on he 9Th Of February,
1861, and ordered 10 b. published IL the Daily
tate City, q newspaper published at Kcokuk,
Iowa. for six consecutive weeks.
Witness my hand and seal Of Court, this
March 18th, 1851.
ERIE !. LEIGH,
Clerk Of District Court.
BY EDWARD MuAn, Deputy.
March Id, Is61.d6w
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To jeremiah B. Whey, Joeeph = Sweeper, J. !.
BRUCE, 8. ThomI son, 1hcnas Bruce, II. g.
Hiaks, i. N. lockwood, CharIss GchafeF, J. :.
Yore and w. A. Yore:
~ on and esch "a y,u . s.asSy uosiiis6 ihss
there il new On Gle in the o1icc Of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, 81 Keoku4
petition Of Hiram Barney, claiming Of yon Jers-
niah X. Wilsey the sum OF sixteen hundred dol
lars with 10 per cent. interest per annum payable
annually, a. money due on = mortgage made b.
you 70 Charles Macon and since assigned 10 aniA
Hiram Barney, dated the 18th Of February.
1856; Alse claiming against each Of ycu the fore
closure OF said sge the sane being upon the
w. of NE /, and the N. of S-E. of section
g. Tp. &C, X. q M r. lee County, tUws, for the pur.
chase money; and further asking for = sale OF
said premises, and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petit
tion on or before the noon Of the second day Of
the next term Of ssid court. 10 commence at
Keokuk en- the frst Monday Of September, A. ID.
1861 q defa nit will be entered against you, aud
Judgment rendered thereon N Ayed for In aAd pc
tttun.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
Apr;l 10, IS6l-dim Att'ysfor Plaintiff.
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AE0AA NOT&QRs -
10 Mary Ann Crsig, Richard Craig. John Win
thvop and Brswn , ClendenninE.
Voc and 0ach Of you are hereby notihed that
i there 10 nov on Gle 10 the ofcs Of the Clerk Of
sae District Court OF Lao C0pAty, IovA, 1t Keo-
kuk, lows, the petition ard amended petition III
Samuel n. VOORHEES, claiming OF I'll d you the
forecloause Of mcrtgsgs executed by tho said
Mary Ann Craig on the following real estate, sit.
nate in Lee County, Iowa, TO wit. Twenty Ave a51
feet III Of lot twelve (Ia). In block one hundred
and fifty six l564 In the city ef Keokuk, ana
bounded 40 follows: commencing ct . point on he
easterly line of said Lot twelve Ri twenty FIVE (25)
feet from the alley in snid block, thence In soath.
eriy direction lWentY-fYr t9h} feel, Themes IN :
westerly direction fifty 1901 feet thence in north
erly direction twenty-five tf5) feet, thence In .
easterly direction fifty COY feet to the place Of
be ginning; and claiming also under ssid gage
Judgment or decree against Richard Craig and
Mary Ann Craig Tor The sam 81 four hundred DOR
lars with ten per cent per annum interest thereon
FROM the 9th day of June, IT, and praying for =
sale of said property and alse Ter general rriicf
Unless You appear and answer said petition on
or before noon of tho second day of the next tor
OF satd Court, 10 commence ~ Keokuk, on the
frat Monday If SeltemhAr. A. %. lsGl, default
will be entered against you, judgment or decree
rendered thereon 10 accordance with the prayer
THOMAS M. GREGORY,
March ~. 1S61-dlm Sol. for Petitioner.
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