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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-30
The ar.

TIE Nashville papers Of Sunday last report that some
$4,000 Yankees had crossed Green River, At Bowling
Gsesn, and more ~ere expected TO follow. We imagine
this to b. demonstration to prevent diversion BY
Geo Johnston against their d,nkiGg columns.
We cOpy some items from the ROCKVILLE Register of
.Sh, shich Civ, somewhat different version Of the de-
Tea, Al FISHING Creek from that heretofore credited. On
tie news Of Crit-euiens defeat the Mississippi LegsA-
t-5s voted ~ OJv men for the var.
We are vet in The dark the destination aud fate
q ibs Burnside beet
We hear that the Yankees on the Gauley have rebuilt
tue bridge and preparing TO advance on Greeubrer.
We suppose The authorities have u Information the
s-..e,s aud have usis making suitable prepalAs
l.1rs 90 receive DE Toe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-30
s.ngIish senIInrnI.

Tta Bssmll. G.z,t-- On announcing the arrival Of
E5sss N,sgl 500 siel, reports q remark Of NJ. Ma
- 90 The ,1c. chat tss South ~oul not; 90 Any cOl-
aaa-s rsl .g r1s North as &c. Of sss, tn" fac:
s-Ege-z 10 o. JGs extent Of Che g1uaucs Of the Eas-
h mind even ~ u,ar our shores Of the deep vide, n-
Gel - 49, a5r,iicsJs hate u. i- southern people 10
one Y.nAsc race. Tti. .g-era-,e NAV s2rve explain
Chs --It--s 90 G., Rag ,a Government take sgv de-
q rc a5G5- IN rcspc-t 20 .ie 5ces4lc the zen.
,-sly - la has rzs.-i ia Eagaud, and {, has been
Js:ercd Aad encouraged by the Yankee press a1d re-
i1,s;st again aud again by Sesarj that the rebellion
s.s vgr- ma, affair 90. up by te- discoutsnied IL
ls.i4s. sl5 -or1 SON expire Of ITSELF Il let alone.
Tat auy iats renee Of any foreign power would revive
The o. Uaio1 feeling a1d Immediately rally the whole
lJr-rael Es,- s1t s1-l. 70 sss; tie foreign inter
y1a-.J-. W.E5e- tie lights Etich southern men and
s1--r, pl5srs could s&lgI hem OF southern feeling,
cd .v steve determination which nsrvalcs this entire
psUp lever more 90 1--we 10 common bonds wi.h tie
Yankee, BE s1a Of Ne Elg.-h is Ineligible al
7ea5o-1s.s Ne have never dolo,ed TIA: The dlssoiu
-,a o. tas eL Caos Al Or sct greatly desired oy
rl.la S-lr-na1. T,e Is-sses mologO. T.rc che com
s-ss o. che S,1h ant tie carving trade o. The whole
continent, deJzrrrJ tlen from legitimate prcis aud
-s shs.r mess to-gl .1.e rivals 10 controlling the
srss e the Eori They rocgd n heir hearts At tie
prospect OF end to this monopoly AMI rivalry bot
tlsy feared e', by premature ljerposon, they might
csgsa the verv o-ss: they 50 much desired When as
fl-sd ~ they doubles. su be by Nc. Mason, that no
co45som'ss T. possible tAst the dissolution is dasl and
eer1ll they wiI &C, Slh far energy aud decision
tl,1 they have heretofore joIs TIE iumsuse ldvan-
tlE.z OF direct, Tree a1i uninterrupted Intercourse vi
the c5a0l.proi cog aud m,nuftc.ures consuming PeO,
ls Of the Sol.h will prrs-a, themselves IN full force
md the certainty thS they within their reach will
samlata them 70 SEIZE them.
TIE Yankee papers rap1r. IalI the English papers eI-
press s-s,. Subsection Il their coS,rdly surrender Of
Jns Commissioner; bu. they admit that Se~A-d's logic
Is 10. appreciated s1d that the blockade tKci.es
great indignation that there il great danger Of an
sary recognition. ElgI,ui kaoSs Yankee metal nov,
aa1 - NAV Be certAa that she ill scruPle to Pu:
+. 10 severe tes.s AZ Al early day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-30

The true men Of this down-trcdden State challenge
the active sympathy OF evory true Southern heart o'ef
,bemed nv the ruian sodiery of yrsnnical and san
culinary despot they have been the victims OF some oil
the most diabolieal outrAges ever perPeraed in the
worlds history Female chastity has been V'o'A'eo-
private property ruthsssy dsstroyed-eVen the temples
dedicated to the worship of the most high 900 nave not
been spared in the vanda work Of indiscnmnA'e de-
.ttu,ton Her sons have been driven from the homes
Of ,bs,r fthers-oen forced fly in the dead hour OF
the night before the malignant fury Of gang Of armed
,ps,ns Who needed no! the infants wall nor the Wifss
lamentations in their heish zeal to do their masters
bidding. We have been informed Of many instances IN
which these loysl Southerners have been compelled 70
remain in the woods for several weeks, before meeting
With an opportunity to cross the Potomac their 1000
having been supplied to them in the night BY their own
faithful negroes Once on Virgnias soil and under the
protection Of free government noby struggling ior is
indspendepce they hasten to swell she ranks OF our
brave defenders and already by their VAor and theT
virtues have shed ustre upon our arms E1iled from
home from family, property aud all they hold dear on
earth thew fsht in the cause of independence WIN
more than Spartan bravery, animated as hey are wv
cheering ref .con that every victory which fAVorng
Providence Acc0rds 10 our Anus O'IHs9 'A ~
70 their own delVeranee.
MARYLAND cannot long remain ens!aved The memory
Of he, revolutionary glory and the virtues OF her sons
in periods OF national danger in the past will hre the
besa of her children and make every one hero III the
conflict which fAnaciem and sectional bate have Precp
tsted upon the South. Her redemption from mlsso'-
.rnneut and her dsenthrauent from the tyrAnts grasp
cannot be far distant Her noble sons and her lovely
daughters are worthy the choicest blessings OF free gov
srpment and when We have driven her ruthless oPpres
,ors back to their Northern hive and taught them even
ould il be amid oceans of blood that free people can
never be snslaved shall greet our Maryland brethren
a, fsou-ctrsus of our glorious Confederaey' united
Nth us in common bond Of national brotherhood ana
individual fellowship.
LIE, MARYLAND tope on and hope in confidence OF uH''
mate u,ce Providence may have decreed still further
trials for our young Republic. Our regeneration must
be effected bya baptism in blood; but after We have
pa,.ed from the font We shall stand before the world
purified at least irou the concentrating influences oi
Yankee pollutou Maryland will share with US IN TIE
blessings We Gill have thus secured. aud the glorious uag
Of the Coniederacy will float in triumph over the PrOuu
monuments OF her nov manaced metropolis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-30
DIE ID.

Al ~. re.denee Of her son. A. b. H-teh.on In the city ef
srhmord on wednesday Goth Of January Mrs MIL
DBED W. HuTOHEsos. widow Of the late Aup'o's huehs'On'
IL be ,ist year ofher age.
rsds and sequLp,nce, Of The family are "
the AZ che u Baptist Church. On Thursday NE So'
e. 10 o'el3ck, A. n, without futher roIee.
In this city. on Tuesday mSrnns. 81 O'Clock, MAY l..
wAEwOK wife Of Peter wasick and dsushier Of ba Bur
yell 81 poshsiao county. -. .
Her uleal will place to day. Cthursday) VI O'clock
from s. PAu The friends and aequAntsnees OF the
two families are invited 10 sttend
In Hamburg Va on the 18th Of January, Miss SARAH
SAUNDERS.
Long viii the example OF her sany he and the memory Of
her gentle virtues the hearts Of hoe Who truly 90
iondy loved her. and he has exchanged tranquil happy HE on
earth, claim the promise In the divine beauade bssd are
the pure In heart, for they shall see God"
EWThs friends relations Of DR.. Cunningham aad O.
reenhoS Invited attend the funeral Of PArE daGgh
ter OF Col B,rton DaneAn. this day at II o'clock from the
dsnee oiS Greenhos 10Th street. between Marshall and Clay
vithou. further notice.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-30
wrsrERN VIRGINIA

A Yankee paper thus states the position and number
of the Yankee troops in Western Virginia
Gen Sehencks brigade Of three regiments, IL station
ed At Fayee Court House, deserted village ten or
twelve miles south of GIul Bridge, the troops being
ouarered 10 houses left vacant by their owners Two
regiments are at the bridge aud within two miles OF r.
Three regiments are at Charleston, another AZ ROM
Pleasant ready to march eAstwady whenever occ sion
shah reolre There was reporta day or two ago that
the troops on the Gausy had advanced to near Clinton
vis but We have aeen confirmation OF it. One regi-
ment is at the Red House" the KaLaWha, and one
Clifton In the Northwestern part Of the State the
troops are very much scAtsred-ols regiment being o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-30
TRlRurE OF RESPECT.

The following resolutions adopted 81 meeting OF Me HAT
ri,on Guard company Z, t6.h Va Regiment
whereas, hhAS pleased our Heavenly Iatner 70 AAS S
nv death our eItsemsd beloved FIRST Sergeant James
JONES, L-,A.
Resolved That while sorey feel the stroke, ne Know the
hand M Al innict, aud humbly bow 70 the Will OF God
9d That We cherish memory Of deceased feo" SOLDIER
ne admired and loved him Of noble nature leAe'h
br.y. generous tender hearted and faithful We dep ore ms
death but oee the belief that he died good hope through
Christ JesuS -, ,-, ,.-,n. .,s
ed We offer our ympahy TO bis beFea'ed family ana
friends loss h ours 10 their gref We also mourn
an That Ii resolutions be published In the Abingdon Nn
Man and Christian nesebcer and that copy be sent 70 the
nlnIly Of the deceased.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-30

BsvsrIsy another at Buckhannop, two at Elkvater and
one at Phillip cavalry regiment is at Clarksburg.--
We do not know the exact force at Romnsy, Generals
REYNOLDS and Kelly are there with quite number OF
troops At least four regiments are guarding the Bi
more and Ohio Railroad at points between Wheeling and
Cumberland.
We estimate the troops nov in Western virginia ~
fully twenty Ave regiments Except Schcnok, brigade,
the volunteers are wnterng in tents warmed by camp
stoves and there Il said to be three months provision
for all the men, who made as comfortable in all re-
anncta a. circumstance will allow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-30
RaI.iaRahe wind.

Tue Yankee sets TO b. gifted ~ith the capacity
n fai-iog the uud. SoOu the Port Royal EIptdi.
u1l pu. ~ sea tie storm, Ar1sr, and hC. many Of tie
sa,Js -su; % he bottom has 80. been ku0Wn--
Toe Burnside fee. bad not got outsIe OF the Capss,
sas1 the sane teuIp suols elements greeted HEM and
s. e, no; unrvA.onaJ, 20 hope, thu, the buk Of them
Lave found q WAtery crave.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-30
pIanIrrlnNs OF INanIRY.
unrsr nv nEI.EGATES.

WEDGEsDAY, Jan. 20, lst2.
Tn. House va. called TO order at ~ O'Clock, N. by
the SPEAKER PRAYER BY the Rev. Mr.. Pstsrkin, Of
the Ep eopal Churel
RkPoRrs.
suudry reports we're received frOm different standing
committee whci Sse disposed Of IN the usuAl manner
Anong theae vac one by Mr. DAVIS providing for the
incorporation o. thc Mutual Lille Insurance COMPANY
Tais bill vas ordered 10 second reading
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
BIZ En- WEST-That the Oanmittee on Finance IN
inquire into the eGpsdiencY Of soWing the Sheris Of
tbs Commonwealth further tins than that allowed by
IA 70 pay the poroa OF the revenue due from them 10
M.reh next
a. ~ BUSTER-That the Committee on Finvnce
ha directed TO mo- into tie etpedency OF report
Hg BIN No asa OF lost session. for the relief OF sAnl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-30
GENERAL ASSEMBLY,.
SENATE

SENATE
WsGsEsoIY, Jan. 2gth, 1852.
The ss..., met a, u O'Clock n. Prayer by Rev J.
A D5re.u OF the Method t Church.
rHE RAILROADS AND Tux SABBATH
W Johnson from the Committee of Roads to whom
.rsrrred the bill introduced by Mr. CoLLITR, to regu
,s ths operstous Of railroad companies, on the Sab
bath" presented the same With The remark thA! Was
iue1oedent to legislae the sub ct at this time.
COMPILATION OF EAIRoADs.
q, the motioa Of Nj CHRISTIAN, it vas
P,oIr.g That the Governors message, in relation 20
tbs compston Of the Central aud the Ooyingtou and
Ohio and other railroads. be referred TO the Committee
Roads.
BILLS PLssED.
The following Senate bills we're read aud passed
Sc Ee bill authorizing the commissioners OF the reve-
nue. for Hafs1 county to issue license to David App
o. said county, a. hauker aud Iedler.
House bill TO incorporate the Planters Insurance Com
ptny Of Petersburg.
tax MILITARY FILL
Tn. euVrossad Senate bill to raise and organize Vir
aia quota Of the Confederate army, taken up and
o..sed-yeas 3d. nays viz Aes-Is Collier Dickinson,
Of Prince Edward Dickinson, OF GrSyson, GreeVer aud
Lgrcl The bill was forthwith communicated to the
House Of Delegates
RAILROAD CONNECTIONS.
House bin authorizing csrllin railroad connections
in he cities Of Richmond and Petersburg was taken up
Mr. c. LLIER moved that the further consideration OF
the bill be ind fuely postponed ard addressed the Sc
lat, il opposition to the bill BE argued that It was un
constitutional, az il had more than one o' ject
Alter some remarks by Mr.. ROBERTSON in reply, the
motion to Indefinitely postpone Was Withdrawn.
Mr. COLLIER then moved TO amend the bill by strik'
ING OUT SO much Of il authorizes connection between
The Richmond and Petersburg aud Petersburg railroads
Alter some debate the motion Vas negatiged.
Mr.. COLLIER then moved to amend the bill so as to
qure the transportation through the streets OF Peters
burg 20 be effected Nv horsepower.
Mr.. ROBERTSON opposed the amendment He said
s, thi. horsepower the very thing sought 10 BE-
%, rid Of and from What he could understand the horse
interest in Petersburg at tie bottom OF the oPPos
ton TO this bill.
The suit sc was discussed At some length by Aessr
COLLIER and RoBIRrsoN. The further consd'r ton tf
lie bill was then postponed uutl to-morroW, Thurs
day.
RESOLUTIONS OF INQUIRY.
RS NJ. FINNEY-Of ordering a reissue OF coupon
md. 10 favor OF Dr. Peter BsoUn of Ac ,omAc which
bond, we're taken by and now IN the possession OF
the enemy. ,. ,
r, NJ DOUGLAs-Og au;h0riz * the CoVington aud
O,io Railroad company 20 exchange bonds Of this Oom'
for Confederate States bonds, at par Tor the
uarpose of carryiur Oh toe construction OF said road
"a motion of Mr. CHRISTIAN, Of Augusta the Ss'
aAte adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-30

4 member OF The Lincoln Congress in supporting the
n,oDosiiou TO exchange the Psiyaeer prisoners sus
,,ssd a. reason, that nothing had yet happened TO
md, reconciliation between The North Aad South i'm
,,ssibls but that hanging prisoners would have that
effect This betrsys strange ignorance "ouu''
f moral nsensibity the part VI the lAnAee'' lucy
mus. have singular ideas Of Us, Il after 'aerApes arsonS'
murders, robberes and dcyasahons, Nhsh 'they nave
rpstra.ed upon Southern people and uPon Southern
soil they suppose % capable OF ever again living IN peace
s,I freedom, under the Government with them
Tey must form their estimate c, ps from hemsei'es-
r5ev are bss, enough 5s anything, Ana they presume
"a ace no halttI-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-30
congregational Election.

The 10th dAy Of February has been named by Inc
Governor. for the election OF member TO the Coniede
,,,s Congress to supply the vacancy caused by the
I-,ib Of John TYLER The names Of hessrs Holiday
IONS and Mcfarland have been brought 70 the aten
5on " the District, The t-o last have accepted nom
nations We ars not advised of the intentions oil the
srst. All OF them are worthy gentlemen, and "Oulu
make good Representatives. b.. Mt mcfarland + 'hs
,,.ept incumbent and Is performing the duties Of the
a,cs Nth grea, ability ard do not 'es tLAt the pup
r.. i,,sr..,s would be- advancedby any change.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-30
A RnnnN Idaa.

Northern paper, speaking Of the Dissatisfaction
shsh stIss 90 cards NcCslLa. aud the probability OF
- dlplasod ogg,sts that Lincoln ell himself
90 - 9 tle Gl.nd ArnH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-30
mo SAMUEL CONDOR, THOMAS MARTIN

mo SAMUEL CONDOR, THOMAS MARTIN,
! AND DAVID KkESfR- Gentlemen A. you are nonIe1'
dcn 5ttn. Stat Of yna you si take nouee hA 90
ococfia de u.ornin. and 5ye eoet Ia he sTeag shE
the oIes Of the Depot agent Al To,erEe Del 81 Y e eogh
RfL NJ Wgsn and others to be read Ia evidence m 'eha
hlncery suit pending 'he Greaf soa,, o. 80 '0any
rom sny cause the NJ The said DISPOSITIONS shall not ee
snhrd On the day above degnAled the taking OF the same VII
he on he day. aud from day to day al th
me pnce and bsseen hours above desgnaied until
The sane shall be finished .
"a REITBES DAvIs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-30
TO COHEHsPOSDKNTs.

- Ly' suss,-. rsssi Be did's's'd 70 a'"EaiiOr Of
IL This.' -.
ss r-l "a SoiA sits q Ne paper sriR act % psolia
81 IaN 9 = 'oag stlsf,y ogh 70 % eNoton 70 az
% "a. rtt rCl Obituary. AosSoss $4,000
- sf7G rtyg 81 icr a. ifpJr.lsesasats-,
- VI aasrtdts % rsss-a Teiets1 cpsHssaodiIoHS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-30

Tie Memphis APpsal OF the 26th 81. ~. 49,.
Va Of this gentleman hOn England, ~ way Vt U-...
he cane On ~ steamer Calhoun.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-30

49,, FGR CONGRESS.-Iti ia presumed
,u ,h D.trIct in the Congress the Con rate States
and that will be- mas: be decided BY me peo-
ne ~ themselves At the po We therefore hereby nomnse 70
~, ysr, OF tina the Third Dittlet, the Hon ALtNMDEa X
Of aenco the distinguished President 81 The Board
- pl Worn. as ope emnsnty qualified, by his Abiei and
exprreuee IL old TO represent the District
I rpre.ented Gy she anegtei Tyler SIR. holAday will
on H. day OF election, the cordial support OF
MANI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-30
TREASURY OFFICE o. va

an yesterday BY ;"n Il he T!eoIs . We f orr, S.ps
" rredegAr Iron works. the canoe
named RAMS Central Bank Of Va Bank Of the Old Do nnlon
BAk =: Rockingham, Bank ~ Wheeling, Bank Of Winchester
TAnEArshAny bank, Merchants Bank Of Va Bank OF Com
mere BANK Of Howardsy Bank OF scoisye, BAN Berke
ley Bank Rockbhdge Bank OF PhPp Bank Of hAnass Bant
Of Weston and Farme Bank Of nsste and nunts OF bn
sheets Of the Bank OF Weston Bank Of Roanoke and Merchants
ad FARMERS Bank having remained al the furnace until Se we've
that all entirely consumed We have been
informed tia, r had lsh the works some OF w work
rIked Of the the notes yhleh were but par
tally burned, and allowed Them 70 BE- scattered sboa'
JOHN z. RADY, ist Cls:k.
D. DkNoON. Banking Clerk
The pobs are hereby cautioned against receiving Of sSt
note they rh having neither the name Of President
whom they may be offered are Te7esisi
them inform Of the that those attemp:
log To pass them may BE- dealt with according 10 las
i,q9 lw JOHN h. CALVERT, TreAsr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-30

AAS TO VIM MCFARLAND, nq bear SIR; Va
eancy occurred Congress- by the death OF Mr. Iyer
10 respectfully request you will announce yourself cAnda
lt. Very truly yours -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-30

nOoK ACCOUNTs.-J. w. RANDOLPH, respectfully rs
o1st ~ custo rs 70 orseud and Their acc IsTs
An goods ave now sold for delivery Eet By special
contract, Orders the coung rh receive pr mps attention,
when the money is scot With the order. leoYl
yOHKs.A very large lot Of ct ard as seF for sale BY
i.b2i DOVE os., Druggists.
II Isn2i DoyL 4 CO. 0rusgiSta.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-30

O, the motioa Of Nj CHRISTIAN, it vas
Rs,olp,d That the Governors message In relation 70
,5 compstiou Of the Central aud the OOvingtou and
OHIO and other railroads. be referred 10 the Committee
o. Roads.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-30

COTTON CARpsand SHOE THREAD
90 DOZ Cotton Cards No. 10 A.
~ 800 pounds thoe Thread, No. 10 b.
For saleb NJ hANhs,
i.n,9-Ss. Menp 10, Tenn.
ARD NAILS, AND PAINTED BUCKETS.
Ii 100 b.rras prime Leaf Lard.
OOksgI ted Nails.
80 doEsn Painted Buckets. tor sal. BY IN
jan23-Bt EDWIN @ORIHAd = ~.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-12-27
NORTH MISSOURI
BROAD GUAGE
IL AILRO AID.
(ONLY ALL RAIL ROUTE)


THE shortest and Quickest route to st. Louis
i Louisville, Lexington, Cincinnati, Mem
phis, Nashville, and oil Eastern and Southern
Cities: Passengers leave ST. Joseph Mt 6 A, NJ.
BY the Hannibal 4 st. Joseph Railroad and con
meet at Hudson with the North Missouri, max
ing the run in Is hours, a6ordlng good nights
rest in st. Louis. and giving them the choice Of
all Roads out of st. Louis tor the East and
South. BY taking the North Missouri, passen-
gers
SAVE Is HOURS TIME!
~ the connection IS SURE AT HUDSON.
a. oil Trains are directed to awaitthe arrival Of
the H. Il St. 10. Trains, aud the delay and don
gers Of Steamboat navigation are therebyavoided.
Be surc to purchase tickets by the North Mis-
souri,, and do not suffer parties interested for
other roads to exchange your tickets for the river
route, where delay is almost inevitable at this
season Of the year.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
and handled cal efully.
Tickets for sale at the Office of the II / s
Jo. K. X. At St. Joseph,
WM. E. WILSON, General Ticket Agent, s,
Louis, Mo.
MAJ. WIN. NORM, Agent at g. Joseph.
August 18th, 1850, S.tf
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-12-27
NOTICE.

5 Sn4Th OF COINS SANsAs' IS
At the October Term, A. ID. 1862. of IN,
Probate Court begun and held in said County O
jefferson, at The Probate Coart Room, in the vii
1862. Tola- -
Present, John ". Day, Judge.
IN the matter c. the application of George r
Hines, Administrator OF the estate OF Brnnel
DuFnain, deceased, for authority to sell the real
estate OF SAID deceased, Tor TIE payment of debts
On reading and fling the petition OF George r.
Hines, Administrator Of all and singular the
goods and chati!es, rights and credits Of Bernet
Burnsnl. deceased, praying for authority 10 sell
the real estatef said deceased il is ordered tina,
all persons interested IL said estate be notified N
the said application. and that, unless the contra
~ be shown on the first day of the ne H Term Of
tins Court. TO be held the first Monday in Isnua-
ry. A. ID 1863 an order will be made for the sale
CT the whole, Or 50 much Of the said rel estate
as will pay the debts Of the said DECEASED And
II Is further ordered, that said persons in,ere,t
IN said estate, he notified of said application H.
publication OF copy Of this order for SIX con.
secutive weeks in The lSDEPRxpEsr, weekly
newspaper printed and published in said COUNTY
ant that b, last publication be made Al Ieas,
twenty days before the term of the Court n, which
such application will be made.
A true copy OF the record in said Court
In Testimony Whereof. have here.
- unto sc; my band, and alfred the seal
1SEAL Of said CUurr At my office il, the vii.
~ iage Of OskalOosa, this 7th dav If
October, a. d. 1862
- JOHN W DAY, Jddce.
III CIV 1875.