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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-06-25
4atest News.
TELEGRAPHIC.
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Additional by Steamer. --latest via
Queenstown, Liverpool 18th. Flour steady.
Wheat firmer with upward tendency.
The QUESTION Of mediation is renewed
The Patrie gives the rumor of approaching
negotiation for joint offer by France and
England.
The Times cdtorially approves of the
mediation. Europe ought not to look calm
ly, and if the offer Of mediation is DELAYED
the more important QUESTION, that of recog
milton of the confederate states, NAV have
to be considered.
The Times advocacy Of mediation had
no effect on the Liverpool cotton market.
New York, June "a.
The Charleston Mercury of the 18th,
says in relation to the battle Of the prcvi.
GUS day. The F,derals made three charges
with the bayonet on the confederate bate.
ry, under command Of Col. Lamar, once
without firing a single volley. At each
discharge, it says, great gaps were visible
in the Yankee lines. The Federals finding
the batterymen unyielding, next tried a
f1anking movement on both sides, and that
on the west side seriously threatened the
rebels for a time, but rcinforcements COM
''S ny AuC TVueIdiS WcIC ItpuISeu. L lie
rebel loss is stated at 40 killed aud 100
wounded. The rebels say they buried l4O
Yankees, and captured 20 prisoners. The
Fcderals carried off their wounded, which
they, the rebels, estimate at 400. The &C
count is evidently one sided, and will
doubtless prove less fatal to life on our side
and more injurious to the rebels than here
stated.
HALIFAX, June "a.
The Arabia arrived at Liverpool ID, and
Queenstown 10.
The question has been put in both Houses
of Parliament relative to the run,ors Of
mediation in America, and Gen. Buffers
proclamation relating to the ladies of New
Orleans.
Earl Russell and Lord Palmerston said
the mediation rumors were unfounded.-
No propositions on the subject had been
made, and there were no present intention
Of such step.
Gen. Buffers proclamation was ienounc-
ed, and the hope expressed that the U. s.
would dsavow it.
The cotton market was buoyant and
prices 4@sc higher.
New York, June "a.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-06-25

Ry BrrrERs refer those who desire good
health to the advertisement of the above nam.
ed remedy in to.day's Tines, and particularly to
the testimonials to its efficacy which the adver-
tsement contains. There is one feature of
these testimonials which is peculiar. They are
not signed by persons who reside in the further.
most parts of the earth, unknown to any one,
but by well known citizens Of Iowa-the influ.
encc Of whose names would never be given to
an article which is not worthy of public conf
dence. We know of case in which gentle
man has suffered from Dyspepsia, and three
bottles cured him, and he was pronounced in.
durable.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-06-25

Receipts of flour 24,2lO bbls, sc better
Sales $4,000 bills
Wheat receipts 12s,273 bush Market
l@2c better, moderate export demad-
Sales 100000 bush, 1,O4 Chi spring; 9sa
l,O6 Nil. club; LOCAL 90 amber Iowa.
MILWAUKEE, June "a
Flour good demand. Wheat 1c better
and firm; so for No. l; 76 for No2 Re-
ceipts 900 bbls of -four. $4,000 bushels
of wheat. Shipments 44O bbls -four, and
$4,000 bush wheat. Freight firm at gets
to Buffalo.
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Go to FrenCh,s.

as he has all the expensive and complicated ma
chimes such a "wheel cutting engine" opinion
Gu ter" grounding up' machine, aud universal
chuck lathes, for cutting out-from the raw mate
rial-all he various parts of watch-'jewel Lathe,
tor making aud setting jewelsin watches These ma
ehines-positively, not one OF them-s possessed by
any establishment west Of Milwaukee, aud not ALL
there.
Having had an experience OF over twelve years-the
most the time in eastern cities having obtain
ed all the valuable aud scientific works upon clock
aud watch making so indispensable to the scientific
mechan,c-I claim in theory, practice and in means
Of executing, to Be master Of my profession.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-06-25

WHAT CAN WOMAN DO IN WAR Z?
Much, every way But she can't keep peace in the
family without a bottle of Dead Shot to kill of the
bloodthrsy hordcs OF hungry Bed Bugs that, unin-
vitcd introduce themselves to her dodgers, to their
great annoyance and disgust. Now is the time to use
NO IamlIy snouIa De without IT.
The Dead Shot makes a clean sweep; renders peace
certain by the humiliation OF the enemy Sold by
all the druggists s. HUNTINGTON,
2m29l Wholesale Agent, Farme RI urgh, Iowa.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
yUyuE co-partnership heretofore existing between
David Allen aud Chas. A. Southmayd, unoeS
the name aud style Of Allen Southmsyd q, IL TINS aay
dissolved by mutual consent. .s
All persons indebted to the late firm are teques.u
to make immediate payment. Either OF tne onu~'
signed are authorized to settle tho business.
DAVID ALLEN,
G. A. SOUTHWARK.
McGregor June 9th, fs69--2so~s~
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FRENCH'S
WATCH and JEWELRY
ESTABL ISHMENT,
If YOU DESIRE

If YOU DESIRE 90
E1A TIME true time, 30 to FEENsH'S e1.k
s&.a2 l. he has the largest and most ~
expensive Compensated Pendulum Regulator west OF
Milwaukee. and has it adjusted to the true time.
which he obtains from transit observations. This Is
not obtained by any other establishment west OF Mill
waukee.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-06-25

TT YOUR watch is broken, or you desire any new
part inserted in your WATCH virgo watch recon
structed into patent lever, chroaomeor, or any 9TH
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-02-22
Rolling mills burned.
k'oRr DoxELsos. Feb

EOhI OVSSSScSs SO. ..
The great fire which was seen 10 he
eastward OF this place. last night. was
tie burning OF The Tennessee rolling
mills. four mites from here. by our gun
boats. The works had been used By
the rebels 10 Manufacture shot. shell
and o,hcr materials of war.
Our soldiers have been engaged 10
day ~ bury the dead, on the battle leIJ
The rebel dead will be decentiy inferred
Gen. Grant has also promulgated
stringent orders against plundering from
the Inhabitants: also against stealing
property taken in battle.
Before surrenderins. the rebels threw
mos; os their late mails into the river
The postal director accompanying the
army succeeded. however, IN seiziny n
number Of mail bags and some private
letters supposed To contain importan,
information.
Floyd's brigade. when taking their
departure. fearing pursuit and capture,
threw their arms. which were Minnie
Rifles Of the bes, kind, into the river.
Crews and gun boats are nov engaged
in fishing them out.
Capt Dixon. the rebel Chiefof Atr,il-
lery and Engineers. who constructed
the Notifications. .wss killed in the BON.
bardment on Friday. in one Of his own
batteries. The great strength Of the
Notifications here attest his superiority
as Engineer.
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Order of Publication. 'at
be lroa State Of Kansas
Comfy, Of JefFerSon

In the District Court OF said County
jesse NEWELL QUA pSe' and As.saehsaeH'- e. q
Leroy Z. Carry.S J - 'r r.,
Now at this day came Jesse Newell aud fled
his certain xdidsvt In MI scause. setting forth thai
Tho said defendant is nonresident Of the State Of
kansss. Therefors hTs ordered by the Clerk Of
T.. Curry. be notified by qualifications being made In
1.-The lndcpcndcn,,"a n weckly newspaper publish
ed in said County Of Jefferson, for six sucee ssi,e
weeks OF the pendency VI this suit, tbs sbjecs Of
which u 10 obtain judgn against the said de-.
fc;sdaut for the Of twenty hye doilass and in
icre-t, said - Dc due and owing from the defsnd
ant ~ said plaintiff csrtan prom issory note,
mae, executed and delivered by the said defend!
ant Oh The ilih day cf September. leso, and ps,a-
bc six months after dste with in,ercs; from date at
the rsn OF ten ier cent per snIum;i and further
Commencing In the sosIh line3 Of tho soushwes.
quarter of Section u, Township Q, Range 10, g.l5
c aims wcst Of The soase corner OF qucstar
thence along said line pa chains, thence north TO-.
IS ehI.Es ibcnrs cast 1.is chains. themes south TO-
l6 chains 10 the place OF bcsinninS. aiming
sercs nore or less. has beon a,ixched by sirlus OF
an or!cr Of attachment issped out OF said Court
and that usless tho said defendant ~er sicuus
10 the petition OF TIE said plaintiff died ib this cause
on or before the twenty -se day of pr., iss2 snch
petition will hc ,sssn as the and Iadgmcui render
Judgncn, So 10 bc rendered AS afuseA.d.
"ifnessP. r. Hlvrxs. Clerk of Sid
a.. 81 Coart, with t..e seal thereof anxed, st
o'ce In the village cf oskaloosa, ON
IBIS 10th cay Of Feb'aail, ,ss;; 4
febi5 % 6wsis,:5
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Notice is hereby given. that on ,Is
goth day Of December. A. D. 1861.
Letters Of Administration on the es,ais
OF Joseph Hicks. deceased. late Of Jef-
ferson County, Kansas. were issued to
Sarah Hicks by Hon. John W. Day.
Probate Judge Of Jefferson County. All
persons holding claims :gainst said
estate are hereby notified to present The
same to The undersigned. Adm;nissratrix
rs afore said. within ore year from this
date. or they may be precluded from
the benefits Of the estate; and il such
claims ale not presented within three
ears. they viii be forever debarrsd.
SARAH HIcKs.
Of the Estate Of Joseph
Hicks, deceased.
January 4th. 1862.
an.42l-3w. Printers fee o.
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lotStt % JtfGfRSON,
In the District Cosi', Of sxuf Coun,y.
Saescu' D. l.. Simpson, nsoi ~ y,
Wm. q. Armisfap 1iia 60 ea4 hsat
WhsIess. II appears by the s6,Issil ci
W. Z. G'mbcll, Esq, attorney for the plaintiff.
thai the srii dcenl!cnr ,sn aon -res dent ef thls
State, and that the usaa! process issuv.i hy esid
Cour: canrot be s-rvc't up,n SAIL lcfs ndent. II
Is therefore sydsIcs! il.u ibs aid Jeien.icat I'm
q. Ar's'ston. be- rotiiied fy Publication bein.
made 10, sx successive weeks IN ..Ths irdep~u.
dent. weesly newspaper pvsii,net in s,ii
Coun'y 1t jefferson, It the pend-ncy of thus .ni,.
OIL ct Il which Is TO from the sad i.ien.
d-n, the suei OF Four hundred and fifteen and
- 10 dplinrs, witii interest thereon al the rat.
Of twenty-five per cent per anntifri iron, the 7rh
day OF August. lS57, aud . decree OF forecl.s
urc and sal. OF the f,ilowirg mrrtgsged prem
ses. i".w:t: The northwest quarter Of s;cct,on
NJ. 35, Of Township No. =, Of range No.
is. in }, ,f,raOn 'Coun'y. State OF Kansas =
An The ~iij dciendan; Is further no itied, tint
unles he plead, answer or demur tn said
plaintiffs petition or, before the twea,y frs,
day # April, a. ID. 1862 .uch petition will be Ia.
ken siruc, md judgment rendered accordingly
Ia testimony whcreef have hsrennio
(L. 81 set my hand nnd sffixed The sea, OF
said Coui I. an NV office in the village
o! Oskaloosa, this 10Th day oi February. 1862.
>'" fHE HAvENS. Clerk.
-oasfgs by 5. G. 0KsaARs. DC
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While Sterling Price was encamped
near the Fair Ground ut Lexington in
the summer or early fall. Mrs. Lctch-
worth. the wife Of J. Il. Le,chwortn.
OF Lexington. presented him a pair cl
mules and wagon for The use Of tie
rebel army. Subsequently the maes
aud wagon were captured by Gen.
Lanes forces in the neighborhood Of
Osceola. sHe. i
A claim has been presented by Mrs.
Letchworth. aud is now in the hands
Of the Commissioner Of Claims in this
ei.y for allowance. for these mules and
'royon. which she herself had present.
ed to.Steriing Price. This is about as
cool piece Of audacily as has been
known. even in these days Of secesh
impudence Mo. Dem.
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To Il GKA Xa0W
Order OF Publication.
-. STATg OF kASsAs,l
County OF jefferson.

i, - STAIB o. hANSA4, Ira
b County oi jefferson.
In the Distries Court Of said County.
Marcus ID. l.. Simpson, sT q 7il q,
Harvey J. Hewet. Phebe ri-we.., Jamc. F. Cam.
ems and L. Bohen.
+, Whereas il appsass by the affidavit
Of W. p. GanibelI, Esqr., attorney for the said
plaintiff, thai part of the said defendants are
non-re-idents of this Stass, and that the usual
process issued by ss,i Court cInnct re- served ND
on the sad defendants, it is therefore ordered
that the SAID defendants. James NJ. Camens and
=. Boheu, be notified by pabli-ation being made
for sis successive weeks in sThe IndepesAicut," :"
. weekly newspaper published IN ssid Cosnty Of
jefferson, OF the tendency Of this suit, the OBJ
ct OF which is 10 fecover from TIE said defend
snis the sum OF four hundred dollars, with in.
terest thereon at the rate Of twenty Eve per CT mt
per annum from the Th day of August, 1857,
and decree oi foreclossre and sale of the fol-
lowing Esortgased premises. TO- witt The south
ves: qnarter of Scctioa thirty. fiye (3j), Town
ship seven t7)of Range eighseen 1S) lin Jefferson
County, State of Kansas. And the SAID defend.
ants are further notified that unless they plead,
apsw er or demGr IN said plsnnfI petition on or
before the twenty first day Of April, A. u. 1862,
such petition viii be taken as tIue and judgment
rendered accordingly. 80. ''-3
10 In testimony whereof have hereun,o
IL. 81 set my hanS.a affixed the seal Of
said Court. at niy ,fiice in the village
Of Oskaloosa. this 10Th day OF FEBRUARY. 1852
I" L. Z. RAVENS, Clerk,
Ey =. c. GxFaART, be
febi5 IS 6wSls.
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Carlo. Feb, ~.
Heavy cannonaliay was heard in the
direction Of Columbus yesterday.
1t is believed that the rebels are dis
mourning guns and blowing up their
magazines preparatory to an evacuation
of the place.
Seven thousand prisoners taken at Ft.
Donnelson have arrived and others arc
to follow as scon as transportation can
be procured.
b Two more regiments were captured
on the 18Th, 10 the eastward Of the en-
trenchments.
About 1900 stand Of small arms
have been taken.
Many rebels destroyed their own
arms aud large numbers were thrown in
the river together with two thousand
barrels of flour. twelve hundred boxes
of beef aud 4 large amount of other
provisions.
II is currently reported that Gov.
Harris of Tennessee has ordered all
Tcnnesseeans TO lay down their arms.
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or the Overthrow Of
Romsnism and Monarchy: The Exis-
y ience Of the United States Foretold
g in the Bible.i future greatness. etc..
by S. d. BALDWIN, A. ~. President
Of ScuIe Female College. Applegale
/ L. Co., Publishers. Cincinnati.
This is the title Of book which has
created some sensation. It's author
claims to have discovered the KEY 10
all the symbolic prophecies. and TO be
able to explain the visions Of Daniel.
Ezekiel and Of St. John in the Revela-
lions. His discovery consists in very
elaborate exposition Of Hebrew time.
which he claims has never before been
understood since the days Of Christ.
His claim is not without some fouoda-
ton. although only partly original; but
many of his mathematical calculations
are Ike going round a circle and then
back again; and the iwo dozen or more
Of them may really be reduced to three
or four. Some Of lis positions are. in
subsiance, very nearly the same as we
have taken in !oimer issues Of this
paper, and we link are correct. lie
claims that the United States is The re-
stored Israel Of the latter days Goretold
ihy The prophets. aud that it is to be the
instrument. in the hands OF Col for
he destruction OF The Beast AMI false
Prophet Of the Revelator. which. Ike
claims is Church and State united. He
thinks the morarchs of Europe will
confederate 10 overthrow tie United
States. and>e defeated in great battle
in the Mississippi valley and that mon
archy viii be destroyed; and that these
things are near at hand. (Our article
on this subject. written without the re-
mo:cst reference to this book. shows
that Here is soma grounds tn hDli.-v..
this prediction- While we cannot
agree with the author in very many Of
his views. which 10 US seem as though
they we're expressly prepared TO meet
a theory previously conceived. yet We
va ~
recommend the book to our readers. Ii
will well repay a perasal, and some
Startling propositions are seemingly
proved. Get a copy. The price is SO.
and it will be sent postpaid ON seceip,
of this amount BY the publishers. We
regret TO learn that the author is 4
secessionist, but if his own words con-
demn him and his cause. let i, be so.
"Ou: Of thine own mouth" etc. Again
VIC say. get the book.
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FRUITTREEs
l-a FOR ra. { 81 {
SPRING OF 1862,
FOR SALE BY lEE9t stg7 g
OLIVER SHRADRn
janis - 3m2- ed. oskalsss,. x.,'..
r--s
Order Of Publication.


Order Of Publication.
STATE OF KANSAS.I
CouxrY or JxTrrnsox. SGT.
Ia the IGs,r;c, Co.rt If s.;d Co.,,,
A. Carter Wider. FaintiG. ADebs ~ T..
vs
Jeremiah haw. Def.nd.p, No. q,
Whereas. bv the af6dsv, !, Of ,he plnin,;S .
Carter Wilder. filed in this causr, il sppes,. !.
the satisfaction Of the Clerk Of said eourt A..
the dcfeuda nj. Jeremiah Kessfaw, Is . nss-r,S
idens OF the State Of Kausas, and thas ssrv;.,
Of summons cannot be made on said defendass
il is therefore ordered BY said Clerk the. ~
defendant sbove named be notified By psblie,t;n
being made for six successive weeks in sThs e.
dependent" Il weekly paper published in -
County Of Jefferson,) Of the pendeney q d.
suit. the object Of which is to obtain judeue,e
against said defendant in favor Of said plcipai6.
oTthe sum of nine hundred and twenty -six a.
ars and ten cents, together with interest thesso.
from the 9th day of April, 1861, At the rate 4
ton rnf4v = \ ~
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Order Of PWblicnsion. 's"' D
~ l. State of Kansas J
mn County Of Jetferson(
In the District Court Of Sa,d Coun.v.
larcuy ID. L. Sitnu,.,N.f flr7g'7 -~-

nm 81 'Souutv OF SeuefeOCt
In the District Court Of SAID Coun.y.
Marcus ID. L. Sinpssa, ; o. % IS
Martha N. cody.1ol qids ei' ol bra 49,
E s.j Whereas II appears from tbe
afhdnvit 81 w. r. Gamble, Esp, attorney for
the said plaintiff. tina, the .ail d-lenannt ia n
non-resident "f this Snlr, aud that til, usual
process issued by said Court e n OF be seryea
urOn the said defend ant. - is therefors ,rscraI
that the said defendant, Martha VI. Cody, b. mo-
tilted BY publication being made for six success
i've weeks in The lndeps.nd dent,''n weekly news
paper published in snii county .f Jefferson. of
the pendeney of this sus., the object Of. which
is To recover from the ssid defer dsni the suu,
Of two hundred dollars, and interest thereon at
tie rate OF twe,fy five per cent per annnm from
the 7th day Of August. 1857, and a deciee O.
foreclosure and sulc Of the following mor,ga.ed
premises TO ~ii This northwest quarter of SEQ
Ii"n ~en,y seven. Township seven, Range eis hi.
cen, in Jeiisnon County, Sia'e u Kansas. And
SAID def.",ant is further notified that unless she
plead, answer or demar 10 said plaintiffs petition
on " bc ore tho twenty first day Of Auril, A. d.
!o6Z, such petition will sc taken as true and
judgment rendered eccordingiy. aEnl Ils0u|
In testimony whereof I have hera.
Ill., 81 unto SET my hand and affixed The sea \
Of said Court NJ NY oilios in the VIZ.
lnse Of Oskaloosa, this 10Th day OF February.
1862. ID ~ Sgni =. e. HAvENS, CIsrk.' .'G -
feLIs-e5 ew.sI4.l 0s1'f H''' - ~
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TnE TRurn TELLER This, 'by way
Of a joke on its contents" is the title
OF an unmieigated storytelling little
sheet. nomiually published by j. c.
Trask. of the State Journal, but reflects
the in,eres, and viii of Robinson, Ste.
vens d Co, Trask being only the tool
OF the swin,iiers. We notice that some
papers have given it the appropriate
appel'ation of 1.-The Swindlers' own. E"
II is circulated gratuitously. and will
probable die as soon as ll.s money slol.
en- from the state is expended. 1t re-
minds US very much Of the prayer Of
the hypocritical pharasee. 1t would
make saints Of its pets. while it villiies
some of the best men in :he state
men whose memory will be cherished
when the swindlers will be dead and
lost in oblivion. or only remembered Tor
their Crimes. rui G le ssr4 slfs.
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The Impeachment.

We deiest alike a public swindle and
a sw;ndler Of the people. From tie
testimony eIici.eG by the House Inves
tigaiing Committee. it is evident lLa.
the men WHO had received the conf
dence Of the people. and who were eIe-
waited TO The highest Offices in the State,
have infamously betrayed the trust re-
posed in them, have violated their oa,hs
by subveriiny the laws they were sworn
to support and sustain. and have will
insly. knowingly. purposely defrauded
the State of thousands of dollars by
making contract unauthorized BY law
with truculent Shylock TO negotiate
the sale of bonds for the State. Tie
State officers engaged in This bold swim
Gle were uuquestionably acquainted
with the provisions Of the law author
izing the sale Of bonds and. conse-
gently. must have known .l.at the con-
tract they made with Stevens was a
pa'pable violation Of Che powers vested
in them by law. Stevens. being law
ger. must also have known that the
agreement between him and tie State
officers was illegal. The whole thing
r. f.aa~
looks TO us like a conspiracy to rob the
state; aud We believe all implicated are
equally guilty. and should be severely
punished. Lei the tables Of the mon
ey changers be upset. and the thieves
turned out of the temple Of State.
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Savannah Taken.

CuIcAao, Feb. IS.
The movement against Savannah was
SO formidable that We have no reason
to doubt Of success. The force consis.
ted of IS gun boats Ct powerful arma-
ment. with nearly 10000 men.
The Fort Jackson expedition is sup
poseSito have Charleston in view. 1t
consists Of 10000 infantry. three regi-
men,s Of cavalry. by one route, and a
heavy column by anuther.
Bakimdrs dispatches to night say it is
reported that Savannah surrende red
wi,houta blow. The report needs con-
6rmatiOn.
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Q aNXERXEFS SALE
STATE OF KANSAS,

oAA q Or hANSAS,
CorNry oS JEFrERsoN ~ SiiAitf Wa {
John Sands, plaintiff, vs. Al. Pierce, defendant.
ny virtue or an executed To me directed ia
sned by tho Clerk sGtlse fisst District Cnwst .,s,r
~ 'escrs"n County. Kansas, will on Saturday the
ga 60 asy o.Feer,aTs A.. ~ Iets, In ftest Of ne
GU h"usc door iD the village of Oskai0osa, In
said Connty. bctvssn the hours Of one M sr,s~ ~
O'clock r. n; "f that day. expose at public saie 70
the highest Isddr fur csAh IN hand nli uss rshi Il.
We snd interest OF the said Pierce Of In and 10
ave and six In Block eleven, and all the appur ten.
nnees thoseamso belonging, siid property Wing II
me s!''ugc OF oskal'"'sa, iD the county afoves,ld
The above pFopssty appraised st fhuy h,snirSd doE
isn. j, p. aINTON- Shs,,G
pc ~. "fnsoFVSeSax detass \
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SPrNGFIELD. Mo-. Feb. IS.

CPlNGfi6LDs MO.s reO. 10.
Gen. Curtis has driven the rebel ar
my beyond the Arkansas line. aAt ten
o'cIock-on Sunday night they were 81
miles south Of Springfield. The FEEDER
al flag now waves in Arkansas.
Several field skirmishes had taken
place in the deiiles Of moulains. We
had 6 woundcd-enemy 16 killed and
a large number wounded. We have
also taken large number Of prisoners.
A messenger from the main army re-
ports tina. The chase will be continued
NJ onday morning, After the n,essen-
ger had travelled 20 miles, he heard
heavy firing behind him. There is
grea. abundance Of forage and provis-
ions on the road with the exception Of
llour.rf r .s.