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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-07-24

By the above figures il appears that an a.
ere Of turnips is worth nearly five times more
for producing blood. and consequently ma
nure on iarm. than an acre Of rye. Three
acres Of oats or wheat. il the whole crop were
fed TO stock, would not be so valuable for
their subsistence, as one acre OF clover. This
fact is instructive as showing why good far
mers in all countries are so partial to clover
as food for horses, cattle and sheep. and as a
renoyating plant for the improvement Of land
when impoverished by grain culture. One
variety Of clover is perennial; and the bien-
nial kinds may become practically such BY
allowing seed to drop freely on the ground
where the plants grow. Perpetual growers,
like old field pine, always improve The soil,
but not in an equal degree. II peas and tur-
nps grew the year round, like the roots,
stems and leaves of clover, no plants would
more fertiize the ground; but they are an
nuals and short-lised at that. and moreover,
require tillage aud reseeding. The expert
ence Of a century has demonstrated the in-
trinsic value OF the trilols. or cloyers, for the
economical support Of live stock, and the
amendment OF cultivated land. Our obser-
walton in Georgia leads TO the conclusion
iha, clover seed bad better be sown 10 the
fall than 10 the spring, in our climate. Al
the North, wheat il sown early in September,
and clover seed in March, on the same ground;
but in Georgia. early in November. j. per
hsps the best time TO SOW wheat; and after
il Is plowrd or narrowed in. clover seed may
be sosn at the rate Of four TO SIX quarts to
the acre, aud bushed 10. or the ground may
be rolled.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-07-24

Mix all together. Dose--a teasponniul IN
little water, or a half teaspuonlul. repeat
ed in an huur afterwards, in teaspoonlul Of
brandy. This preparation will check diar.
rhna in ten minutes, and ab,te otter pre-
monitcry symptoms Of cholera Immediately.
In cases Of cholera Il has been used with
great success, to restore reaction, by omicard
application. Phh Inquirer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-07-24
WHERE SHALL. / SPEND ErEfyrTYi

4 lads had written on a card, and placed
il on the top of an hour glass in her garden
house, the following simple verse from one
Of the ems Of J.. Glare. II was when the
tlOwer. we're in their highest glory:
Tof,taa II summer. yet to come.
I'hat an MT q see
III rink seci i yet 10 bloom,
Fnan iust that shil be
Tire uext morning she found the follow.
ing liues. in pencil, on the back Of the same
card.
wsli woaid II be if all would ponder up.
nn iile question, act in view oI and make
preparations for, an unknown state Of exist
encr!
r. ttIak Wien heaven sid earth are fed
Aud iiaes snI SEASONS Ger,
Wien 10 thai can jie shilI se dead.
Ttati must Die 10 mote
Oh. VAeie shall then ay portion be
Watfe shll spend eternity
.s.1<-.s-sss.e.s-
.ES. NauHrpER. gallant officer il
abuat ia years ~ are. lie il a native 1t
virginia. though his lather was from Mary.
land. H. graduated Al West POINT in iSlj.
lIe vas in nine battles IN Mexico. inCiuting
Pal3 Alto, Resara de Ia Palma, Cunirerss,
Cherabuscn. Molino del Rev. aud Chspulte-
pee. lie was never present at a defeat; has
been twice wounded slightly. once by nus.
ket ball 10 the hand. aud once knocked sense
less itUn hi. Nurse by gripc shot. Once
his horse was shot dead while he held the bfi.
die before mounting.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-07-24
A CURE FOR DiARRHRA.

Numerous requests having been made to
republlsh the recipe for DiarrhGa and chol-
era symptoms. winch We gave 10 our paper
some weeks ago. and which was used by The
troops during the Mexican war with great
success, we give il below. with very i'm
portant correction Of an error made in the
first formula, as 70 the size Of the dose to be
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-01-02
Slavery in Kansas.

a case came up bcfo,e Judge Petit.
y.st-rday.iu iic Dis,riri Court for III.
Territory. Which involved TIE cous:i,,r-
,iunsi Y of the Ami Slavery Bill passed
by 'he LcyislauI~ las, w'uier
A negro woman named Fanny .clIim
ed by Horace Haley rs a slave. lefl hi,
cusi"dy some time ago. and went 10 live
Il, the house o! f. H. Fuar.i Haley pr.
siIdoneI 10 rec"vrr possessirs ri the
'pa.perly.' aud Foard dcmure,l ,on the
ground thai Fanny was no. "a sisve. as
sa ed in .he petition The casc wws
argued by Ltcompie. Matthias. aud
Buns, for the plainiif.sGd ]. G. Doug.
las. E,qr. TOR The defendant. Judge
Petit "verruIe,i the demurrer an;i SAID
that TIE law prohibiting slavery in Kan
sas was no, Constitutional -Leornxorth
Tmss.
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Kansas Relief.

We make ;he foll"win, extract from
Tia!eus Hyait's fourth acknowledge
ment of receipts for kaisas II lief:
+. S-Tlle Eii;or If The lRInrxE
wishes me To answer Mr.. &c in.an'> ;
ques ion ahoui sen-iims eiotainy % X IN
I sas: aud .hu> 10 answer he ,laeS ion i.,,
all other iuquirrrs: whic., do b, ,h.-
| follow .xract iiom the Alncii-
can Express Co.'S" Notice" 10 .Deil
agents, VIZ:
"A gems will mol forward free any
other article thaa money or ctct.iny. AN
will nat forward Ties Tor an, o..,-r
parties or purposes than tor The relief OF
the destitute in k,ns,s, and di,ec,cd Il,
S. c. P"meroy, Chairman. &c, X. r..
Tor r-lief)."
But ,frien!s. le ne caution You not ;o
send~ven ne~ shoes ii they .r.. .allieyis,
nor old ones out AZ 'h- toes. nor gar
ments ever SO good looking it no. strony;
they may be "uever So" coarse. bu,
they mus: be sire''y. or yoLr Charities
are worse il.an wasted. Experience.
like lightning, rarely sirik-s iMicr ia
the sam. >io;; tut | claim the bench
vf this miracle. in the pge>enl CASE. .n.i
ADVISE ny h ns.s- friea.!s ascosliY-ly.
L. II.
Ne are 'rn'y glad TO see ti.a. M'
Hyatt has made the above "a. ,es.ions
10 those donating c!o.hius Tor Tire brne-
fiji OF the poorly clal oil Kansas. Trae
"beggars slinul! no. be chooscrs. bul
charity in !le shape OF old clothes, worn
out and rotten. can moi br receive. bv
any body with feelings of .ia,iuIc. 4
box of c!o.linr of this kind has been
received at this p!acc-clo hing that i
moi wor h the wearing. for IL Was worn
10 ;.t,ers before i: Vas Sent l. matter,
but hr,lc how Old or how coarse i. j..
if II Is only s.rorg and snbsianliai
enough 10 make the weaser comfortable,
it will he received with thanklu hearts.
But don't insult yosr bsoihers and
sisters by sending them clothes worse
than their own patched and iat;ered
TADS
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The Prairie Farmer.

This pioneer OF all western Asricul
.ural and horticultural Journals. com
mences a new vulasi. JANUARY 1T, aii.i
cn;ers its IIsa.y first year oi exi,i ence.
Us prescn. pfopric- nave a.! lei 10 IL
general aiIracsivcness. AMI is useful
ness Is beyoal question. |; ousni 10
bc In every fanny of Tie Land.
The proprlciors lave concluded 10
place the paper within the reach oi
every cul.ira;or Of the lani.by olietin.
it At the unprecedented low prize OF OAK
DOLLAR IN club, oi TWENTY.
Also IN Clubs of Ten Tor 0 II d ,llar
and Twrn;y ccr:ls per yearly copy.
Que ex',a copy 10 he person ye',.n!
up clubs of SIX AMI over.
Piice OF single sah.crip',on. 50. 3
copies tr So. 6 Tor 50.
rhis is lower than ANY of lha: class
has before been offered. consii..in, the
material j. is prinel on. he i!lus:fa.
lions and character OF cumrAunicaiiuns.
There is no ol..r in the West where
a club Of Ten or Twenty Cannot be "b-
tanned with little c.Iort. Published
by EMERY e. CO.. Chicago, Ill.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-01-02

the laws are enforced every where in the
Union, North AMI South; and where
ever an individual or body Of men re-
sisis the authorities. and commits sn
ac of rebellion, let them be taken and
dealt with according 10 law. Ii 1t he
quires the whole army and navy to be
called into requisi.ion let them be used;
and il these are Insufficient, then call iur
volunteers.
This, il may be said. will bring about
civil war. w. think suci, course
firmly and judiciousIy pursued. is the
only possible chance 10 avert the awful
calamity of an intestine war, but if it
fail, 10 do this. and war must come.
li.en there is patriotism enough in the
country 10 sustain the Executive in a
proper enforce men, OF tie laws. wheth-
er ii be Mr.. Buchanan or Mr. Lincoln.
We need just such man as Gen.
Jackson at tie head of affairs at this
crisis. Ii ne were now in the P.sesi
d .,tial chair. this treason At the South
would be- quelIed in sky days. The
old hero foreiold this very state OF
things more than tweniy.seven years
ag", when lie pu, down nu!l6ca:ion.
Would that his Ike was now in tie
place he lhcn occupied.
Let every patriot who is a Christian
pray for the jeI.erance Of lis country;
and we may hope that the Col Of VA
tions will turn aside the ihrea;enins
clouds that hang over us.
Verify this seems ike The terrible
period spoken of b, the Revcl,'or.
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FIELD NOTES.:
4 Current Chronicle OF Out Door Affairs.

Encouraged b.: tn- .sreti success of shsy OHIO
CULTIVATION AMI 10 Iaect sors fully sd mud
fnr i,,'eIii me r passing eyen.. I-ssin- 60 Eu
ral siFsirs. sc shall ma,eace Tho 1T Fl Jas-
uary. 1851. and publish
\ Ligne FIRST CLASS WEEEI.Y FArEe
/; t.! "a ii, -alre .e0ps oi P.ar'i'al Farm o.
A.lr> - h,rctoi' g giv - IN ;'ic emo tCLrivs
roE lad besides ihIs give rsm.cie MARKET t.E-
PORTS Notice. oi Sales. In %. taton-. nans
-. ani St,ii-tcs e Live s;to' <, standing au.
P-r.orn hoes II H,is.., N"tlc. q! Agricultural
: cictie> All manner ~ Fieit News. Adventure
in The saddle, shoo'ims. Fishing an Maiy
sports. with a choice ans: LIBERAL LuIcI Of F4m-
iy Us cl any.
EsEz.D NOTES will be a Iag.. dsnLL
ei ,ht page SHEET, pnhli.hed every ~esk jutppn,-
alive " IN rlr, aud tn snv ,I'gs which 'iaee
not put il the OHiO CrLrivA1oR samp'e No
| wi;i ne ready att,afth uinrh OF beccmter. ar;
eni fr 10 all a;i,iea Il. " odesire 10 sais ii Z
.r use for ttins u? c,uts.
TERas.- SIN 1. cops two dollars a year; hvs
eu;i Sur G shf ds,li,r,, IT,. .os hfierD dot
lar>. AMI copy ezra T. The z rcr ~, f eyc,,
club Of seu.~ Pa, sn'. NJ M :, ina;va ,cc.
= 5. d. HARa.S. Ea.,or.
CIuraSs-, Ohir.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Territory Of kan>ss.s In the i.islsses SOafs
First iistrst, Iny ia s.ld County,
Coaut. Of ie:r,son.) the trial Of cans.s .r
John SisEsnan.l ing under tbs lGw . OF
vs. Pl.i;.rr. Terniiosy.
j. {. M-hre,
Samuel FarroA "
David Faro,
pcf-hdg nts-
In Appearing 10 ths satisfaction 81 the Cless
said Co.rt. b. the aitdavW Of Samuel Faro, her
fled. that The dsfeEd.Lt j. L. Nance il . non 70
dent Of III. Territory Aforesaid. u is therefore
aered Dy the the said Clerk, in lvsea;ioE shst u
sid defehdrLt J. C. Nance bc no;idcd b. paoiisa
beiug .s IN 1.-The ILdspendeEt.'' for six srsce
sive weeks Of the Pendcncy OF this suiI tbs oeJes
Of which is 1, recover the sua of 9j5O. said 10 90
t a,d owing from the Ssii defendants 20 The e'd
plaintiff on certain psa1;ssory Eoic given D. mo
s,ir J. &. Msrc-, S.GIuel Faro b David Faro. y
the si,d foap Weinsnai, on ths I'D da! Of OCTOBER
81 and due in six months afser date. with hter;ss
at the r-to 81 per cen; per anHaia. FGrshef S'
the rroVesty ui said J. 1. Nance, dr.en6ent, hss
bsen ati.shr.. by virtue O: oTdsr Of '.seh'ien'
sued Of ssi 10 - and that u'isss the said -
Nance ilcli. ,nsur to the Piaiisi.,. Pce
toa h.rcin si-s on oefor. ta- 18th Gay OF Feo'i-
AIRY, A. y. isst. Tbs AZ .sstr.h SIT torth tsr'e'a
" ~ b. taken - confessed AID u.gn-nt rcIae!e'
eoFdiyi, and the propert, hefst,f"re a,laeaea "a
this eaus-. su'i sli 10 sii.s the :admcli 50 20 y
e,u..erc. In v. s. wh-reof hs, hcrcutto slo-
scr:b ID my Rams and AZ xsd tie ssI Of said to.n
a. my of.,e thc village Of OGSaloosa, IN s:'a dA1
j. X. WHITEHEAD, Clss:
PAUL i. HAvENS u. Cicrk.
J. GILL SPIvEY. & v. y. ALLkN.
AuoIevp fog PiA!b3ioS
Dee. 10 sew.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-01-02

To MEASURE Hay STACKS
than twenty years sinc.." saws an old
Farmer. Il copied the iolowin,. me.hol
Tor measuring hay fr"m an "ld public,
i'oa, and having verified Us general
accuracy. believe it may be useful
{" many farmers where the means Of
Weighing are no, at hanl .MnlIiplv
The length. breadth and hi.h, into each
other. and ii the hay is somewI,., SET
'lr1. ten solid yards make a ton. Clover
will take from ten TO twelve solid wards
per ton
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-01-02
TnE AMERICAS AenrcrLruR,sr for

January. 1861. Is ano'h-r good number
"f this valuable agricultural m"n;l,lv
Each number contains ,i,ir:y-,~o page
of mater appropriate 10 The farm, gar
der and Lou> hold. Beautifully prin'cd
on clear. open type; anil is furnished TO
subscribers nj 81 ye.r III advance
ORANGE JUDD. II Para Raw. n. Y.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-01-02

FIELD NurEs.-Wc have received
The advance copy OF Coz. iinIri, ne"
paper entitled FIELD NoTEs. We knew
Tie Col. would get up u good paper
and GU, anicipa'iols have been iuil!
realized. II i, one oi the nea,csi week
lies that come 10 cur table. anl ,h.
reading matter is MOI "ni. 'ni.res.in,
bu, Of in,,nsic value. This pape'
SHOULD fad lis Way /" every h"is-i."i'i
in Kansas. SO Il year. win reduction
to clubs Alircss S ID Harris. Coz
umbus, OHIO.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-01-02
Territn rial Legislatare.

The Legislature Of the T.rli,or.
Will coiiniri lis nex. session al j..
compton, On Monday mex. Some nu>i.
ness vi importance will come up III lha
BODY .or 5 acli,n. Dut ! ) i,5pfS vii.
be cut short IN Tie event oi The ,Im
sion oi k,i.>as into he Union ia a..
course "i The n'xl week N- al.
AnX'ous I" Sue the mgs,a.c "i Ac,in,
Go,crnur Eacac.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-01-02
lncendiarisn.

On Wednesday evening hs;. abou
g o'r!oek. lie new dweIlin. hous. o
Mr.Fetsuson. on Walker street. WI.
discovered o be oa TIRE The fire wa.
Prompi', sx'insui>h.d by our ci iz~ns
"i,ea II was discovered tha, II qu,nii;,
.oi s!a,ings and pine lumber Lad beef,
pied against The side oi he bu,i,i,n.
b, some person and set on fire. Sas
pic'on WAS directed against Tius War
burton. an En,lisi.maa. who. with hi.
iAmIIy. lives near Tie house Ercsi. A
parry 'ia'rrd To Wsrburtcn's hous.
aud iour:.i him rorc,alcd under hi, bed
Hr "as i"aea out. but on bring qucs
'ioned. denied any knowledge oi tie
htc- The p"rt, then ioHrched hin,
ao "a. a iali mi, into a.. woods. tx {.
. Moose around his nrcA. threw IT..
iop.i ossr :, linsL. ,.is.i IL. f.'.-.,ne w,-
s'"',i dan IA. ~ the air. Nnen a,faus
expiring lac WAS lowered. br"u.s,t ts,
lie SENSES by pi.n iia. APPLICATION o!
s,i"w, ami s,'pn confessed tliai h. fired
Tie premises. By tins line ,liicers
arrived and took linn in charge. lie
as E, X; t!ay committed in al, f;.nIt a..
bad, a''s. iod, d,ed ~ Tie County j,il a;
To, - Eloo,a Tree Free.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-01-02

SECRETARY FLnyD resigned III, sea.
in the Cabinet because Mr.. Bachanan
would no: issue an order 10 Withdraw
Maj. Anderson fr M Fort Sump;er. Ills
resignation was acceped the same day
it vas received by the President. Gen.
Scott gave the Oil Pub. Func. To un.
dsrs,auI sl,a. il Mi. Anderson was
wiharawa FROM his p.esen, position he
wouIJ resign. Gooi for Tie veteran
soldier
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-01-02

REryRNED.-Wcle learn from the TsH,c,
that our friend, the Hon. DAVID Ii
BA1LEr. has just returned from recent
visit TO his friends IL O!io. We have
no doubt he net with hearty welcome
from all bis old acquaintance and ra'
,icularly from The young laiies of ll'm-
il,on, Warren and Clinton Cuunjles.
DasiI. YOU eu sht TO have brought one
Of them with you. We know they arc
hard 10 beat.
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EA.MIE ~ .lLAEAN.f.
CuARLKsrnN. Dec %.

CuARLEsrnN. Dec 90.
Inc C"nveutipm shi> nivrni:,. passed.
,he OF iIiahcc an ..oIizn: ,ac reception
oi lie blis of 'le baik> "l lie Siae bv
t''.see oi ii' p"s,s. rI",i,icd none "i
hem he .~i"" "a" Iai 'aiue "i the Biaa
ri south Ca,oIiua. Tac Conyeu .,on
tien a.,jua,ncI III o'ciuc. on oun.i,,
mnrn,n..
III. Committee on The Con-;i IL ION
has prepared All oriil,ancc c"nccrlIln j.,
Ia. powers ie.Iy vested IN Congress.
tran>.erins ,i.m 10 ihe General Assem-
bly,. except during tie exis cncc oi Il Z
Conversion. Tnesc powers arc no. iu
Iex.v:id, without The direction uI tie Con
.cntion. 70 duties "n imports. post Of
tices. declarations ui war, iiea.ics. col.
ledc,aclc e.c The Ordinance con.
corning The ia licia! powers OF ihe IT, =
Courts. reinScs.s those powers in tie
Courss "i South C.ro'ina.as lie (iener.
al Assembly may direct Tue Charles.
;ou Ci,y Courl is To- have jurisdiction il,
Admiaiiiy and Maritime cases. aud s.
So IN cases .. appeal. wien The amount
exceeds S2JCu. lb Gases aiiec ing he
public ministers Ia. powers ale CON.
nined, the same rs in the IT, S. Couris.
The General Assemh!. is 70 APPOINT tie
Jadc,ai officers. The ne; oI Congress
to provide Iore etiec. rally for Tie pun
isim-ul OF certain crimes. approved
1925. IS substituted by tie State for all
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-01-02

In addition to the above benefits there will n.
given IN subscribers. rs gr.tiitois premiums ov,r
Fire handred beautiful FORKS Of Art,
c"mrs. sing valsahlo pa:.tin,s, marbles. ,rians
oatlncs ETC.. f'rsning II truly national h-pcfit
The superb EigraviIg. sstittrd. .Palssaf NJ ster
ing his Recruits" i one Of the most b.,atfI .nl
popular inss ever issued To- th. coun:r,-lou
"n steel il an, In. and stipplc-iis subject is ,hs
se .br.ted scene of Sir John Falst,G receiving IN
Justice Shsiiows o:icS. tbs recruits which bayt.
bs-n ssther.i f'w his '.r,gg ID rcyim rt~ This
alone could rot be furnished by the trade for less
thtn avs duli ~. ,tila
The AsT journal is magn accrtiy Illustrated
migs zine Of AT containing Essys. Stories 20 .r,s
Gossip. etc.. by tas v-r. b,st wrt..s IN Am erica
The Engraving Is sent tn any part IT T. . county
by nl1jl wita s.io'y, being packed in CYLINDER,
post u. prepaid.
ss.,scr ltIoEs w.A bo received until the Eveairc
Of tn, 3ss ~ Japu. next, at which time th tcose
sal cissc sd ;r prrrui b. given to snhsrriorr
No isr street 81 L. si l. ,uLscriTt aa Thos,
rsLi;,rg I)lolars are olt:sied T., live %
aud L. one extra engraving Tor III .ir trolhle
Fs. si tlev Psrticul e, s.Gd fpr cops Of thS Arr
Jo'riial proannrcsd ths hahdsoncst magazine u.
Amersa. kegqlar rrir,. 50 cents per nn.nh ~. but
sp,trmcn copies will b. srnt To thoso ling 10
sabscsiee, on receipt ef eighteen ceI,s, ~ sssmps
og coin. Address G. L. DERBY,
Ae,uery c. a. A., 81. ssostvsy, .sw xoEx.
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SiiEkI! F-S SALE.
Tcrr.tor. y. Kan as.l
CoalY --ec:rsrn- J

CoaAry :. ecsrSrui e-r
-, by virfcs ofa Fee Bi!l
70 an e''ed issued by the Clerk Of th. Firss bis
tnet ""'' SIT ns ia Jefferson County, k-ns.s Trr.
rsor,. IL fSOr of h.tI -it~ tsun, AID against "
" atSis"L, Ia aiss o.a ...! of JInaaUy. A. ID.
III between tn .odas ot a,.d four O'Clock r. "
Of ,.i dy o.er ~ ls"lI, Sale tae fO~ ing sisscn b.
cd i.c.I Esi.t:. 10 "S Tne sou,h west quarter Of
section tnIi, -i"ar, lS5 Ao"tsAip eight, (s RAnge
eII itceh, &c oi LSl.wsIe IT.st Lahus In JSJef
sol. oI! ,ssss ier.tof. ,se,i al the Court House
oof, :iie vlli-.c of OS~-vvsa, knsas Territory,
iu,ts oi sA.a i.uds - VII s-tsf. Fss bll IA
s,y haL.S OF t.Is -.Ac.i.i vi ello.. . nd costa
Les. s-..-S~-sd. ~. Il NrVA,shssif
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SUERIFr'S SALE.
le'riirry al X su.as. t-
toan'y J-fi'r--u
Jsh, Aiii-un

N.ia.n " 4 ;isor.
u 'IrSp. - nj Exscuton
10 nie erected issasa D. the Clerk q, ,ns rs:
pis;.,et Cou,t sItnrs = Ar hi-eu COMFY f,r
The iral ct cause, arTi ing VI der the iaws Il
-sii Territory. will On tie IL a AZ vi Jsnussy
A. T.. lS6l n; the CouIt Hruss dovr in the VII
lnge ot U>aI;sosa. between the hours o; one
aud Ibf.e "clssk p. N. ot M ,.ay. Sci! o he
l,g:,v.' b,a' ~ foi c.sa IN hand all ;he right
t:e md mt rest of saii W,if,n ". A,ki.on.
- IN aud 10 the I Ii wing lands to wi: The
S'ush wes; quarter of Section th.rty four. i3s)
to~n-h'p 'i.ht. s. ot Hany- I'll hie-n- iSl II
the D,la~aIs T,u>, L,nos. ~ J,i~r rssI.t eunty,
han-s> iersi'oIS. an - ninci. IL >aii Lands 40
";ay renh.in uiisoid urd-r fs tIi u Ii n
III, h uds. J. f. HINTON, Sheriff
De. 1923 SS
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-01-02

Anxrsslos OF Kansas Tive 5Kans y
admission bill has AGAIN been postponed.
and is now made Ike special order fol
Mors-y .-A::
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-01-02

"TnE Crisis Is tie .uie Oi rea
paper "a b. s.a.,e >nn. ;in- ihis nonlh
/" Co.I'abu,, Ohio, by Ex. q y. NJ
i'ry. l. pron scs t, 1,a spirited j,ur-
."i = calling ''tiIi"ss hy ,heif 'i,l,
Names and "haa Jim, sabirc.> win
on; .lo,r>.'
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-01-02

iMMtSsE iAp krAriox ~ SrEcre
Tie >ir. un"f .'er,ia ti""shi cn irei..hi
ti.,.e mill"nS one hgudr-i i!ivusa..
dol.ass. The very lar.r and r"p,d III.
OAK oi solj from Eurepe % lhls eoun-
Il, canhot i'll :" exert a great intluencr
upon trail" anI bn>iaess. The aisic,.s
nom Europe are. lhs, ever, arrival VIII
nd.l greatly /" 'l'e already large i..ilux
oil gold % &c Uul.eJ Sa;es.
Ameihnh socks in Lrulon have no!
sps a'ped = >pendins decline with
y,ireS here: Cni.eI States 6's r.aiiiy
csmniani 80 "a o: Stare and sterIin.
r,;iw.y siorks su>lain nbont tie same
relative ,alue.-Lear Times.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-01-02

WANT rs ALABAMA.-The Mobile r..
els'er OF Dec Is. publishes the follow
"x'ract from letter vriiton bv a sub.
scriher in Chociaw County:
You Mobil'ions have a faipt idea Of
The misery that will be likely 10 -x;st
IN he country Tie coming year. Icn,,
assure Yen from nv nb>erva.in.,. Tia,
IN less iia"two monlb< eron, this lime.
eight families ou, of ten will ae,ualir
be on of corn.and graf par, Of ,hcm
will not have the mesry 70 buy i, with
And as your merchants will no, fiji or.
ders unless the cash accompanies such
orders. where is IL to come frnsn %
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-01-02

@ "Wasl,ing,aria'' IS rrouose.l as
he name Of The S,u'hern C.nfederacy.
'v som" of the A1atsms Journals =
Wl'vS don't they adop, the name Of
Columbia