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C,sp1xsAff Feb. 81. )
Rciabrcemests have gdss issyard
from ,Danville 70 Somersetto support
Gen. Thomas, movement on Knoxville.
Senator fcmeroy.

< A debate recently occurred in the
United States Senate, in which Senator
Pomeroy Of this State did himself great
honor. The question was on The Gen
eral Jail Delivery bill. introduced BY
Senator Grimes, Of lows, the object OF
which was to release persons incarcer-
ated in the District and charged with
no crime. The bill was opposed by all
the. pro slavery Senators. -. I =.
The argument Of our Senator was
brief. but decidedly TO the point, and
even his political opponents ack"owl-
edge his victory over the men who eau
split hairs for Slavery and cannot do
ever justice to Freedom.
'iMr. Pomeroy spoke as follows
Insree measurably with the Senator
from kentucky that we do not so much
need law on this subjec, as We do the
execution Of lhe law ri.hifully. But.
sir, | want TO remind the Senator from
Kentucky that tho law which he refers
to as being the law OF Maryland was
passed in 1871. five years before. Laws
that Maryland might subsequently pass
can have no force in Ibis District. The
only law Of slavery in Maryland in
1891. when she ceded this District to
the United States. was a law passed in
I7l5. and | want TO remark here. that
there was no law for perpetual slavery
in Maryland at the time she gave up the
title of this District. The law Of 19I
was, that slaves aud negroes imported
into the colony and their children. their
immediate children. should be slaves
during their natural lives bat it did
not extend to descendant. generally ;
and unless tleie are slaves in this Dis
trict to-day whose father or mother
either was imported into Mary land. or
the direct children Of tie tirsl genera,
ton OF slaves imported into Mary
they are 10, slaves here oday legally
| What we need is tie execution OF tie
law as il really is. for there is no law
for slavery in dis District. Maryland
passed law in 1895, aud has been
passing at various times statutes on the
subject. The poiu, | make is simply
this: that there being no law for per-
petuaI slavery at the time the District
was ceded. The subsequent laws OF
Maryla are not applicable. ant, there
fore. there. is no perpetual slavery here,
and the fugitive Slave law Of 1898, and
tie fugitive slave law 1889. 10 mo-.
apply. 'becsase .tta-yno only relate TO
States, and moi 10 tits District. -
T One other. word in reference 10 the
prescription rs Il matter OF evidence.
Tie Senator from Kentucky has just
told US that lbese persons when taken
mus, prove thei, freedom. i think the
rule OF The courts usually in all slave
States is that where n majority Of col
ored men are slaves, a coiorei man has
10 prove th1t he is free bu; whsie a
maturity Of the colorei people are free.
If YOU, undertake TO establish the slavery
of a man. you must prove ,lr, tic is a
slave. In this District there are ten
thousand free coiored person, and only
about thee thousand Slaves. and, there
fore. the presumption is in favor OF
freedom and the majority being free,
If you claim that man is slave. yo,l
must prove it.
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yee Adrertisfments.
Order Of Publication.


STATE OF KANSAS
County OF J. tTersonj
In the District Court of said County.
Ddhcl Briner, Plaintiff,
j. Il. Forbes Saliie ". Forbes, Jesse Newell and
Joseph Fiisimons. Defendants.
Whereas it appears by the affidavit Of
John w Day, Esqr., attorney for the plaintiff, that
the .,cfsnnts D, tAis cause. g. Foris- aad Sailie
M Forbes. are notf.fcsidcnts Of the State OF kru.
sas. and that service Of summons cannot be madc
on said defendants, it is therefore ordered that said
efenianis,J. B. Forbes and Sallic NJ Forbes be no.
titled by publication being made fog six successive
weeks IN ssThc independent" aweekiy newspsper
published IN s;id County, OF the pendency Of this
suit, the object Of which is to obtain conveyance
Dy decree Of said Court from ssai defendants. for
the following described real estate to-wit: The
south half Of tha southeast quarter Of Section
b;r thriy. In Township number nine, of Range
naber nineteen. situated In the County and STATE
aforesaid; also for Judgment against said defcnd-
ants foS the cast oftha action. Suid defendants
frrihcr notified that unless they answer or demus
10 the petition Of the said plaBtin herein filed
before the twenty first day of April, issi, suc pc
tGion and the allegations therein contained will be
taken true, and judgment rendered according II.
'si '''. Witness =. =. HAvt rs, Clerk Of said
L.S.) Court, with the seal thereof aii ed
at Office in the village OF Oskaloosa,
this 18th day Of February. !. y. ie.is. lt
P.E. HAvENS, Cierf,
arr 81 L.. BY 5. G. GEgnAkr, d. G.
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THE LATEST NEWS
-REcEIvED BYE
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
To the Daily Conservative aad Daily Times.
Sr. LOUIS. Feb. II.

Special dispatches say the enemy at
Fort Donelson is being rapidly rein
forced. Prisoners say they are conil-
den. they ea,i hold the position. ''P
Trees were being felled for two miles
around the Fort by gangs Of negroes.
Gen Pillow is in command, with 5000
men embracing some Of the best artll-
lerists from Columbus There are two
small forts and three camps several
hundred yards from the main foriiiica-
ticns.
Present appearances Indicate that the
coming bat,le will be much more des-
perate than that at Fl. Henry.
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Notice..

James n. Hands:-You ara hereby
notified 10 remove all buildings. fencing
rails. and other property tha, you may
claim on the Southeast quarter Of Sec
ton nineteen. Township eleven. Range
seventeen. beyond the limits of said
lrac, oi lanl. as have a real estate IN
said tract. AID am entitled to the POS
session thereof. Ii the terms of. This
notice are not complied with by The Isl
day Of March. 1869. 1 will proceed 10
take possession Of the said premises.
and all things thereon. yIs.fa-,iis h.e
a, J. KLElNHANS. 1,
ian e5-e3-6v, SO. 50.
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E5We call attention 10 the card in
ano.iyr column of Chas. G. Tucker
Pension anl Bounty Laul Agent al,
Washington City. Those enii,ied to
Pensions, Bounty Land or Bounty Mon
ey. can have their Claims prepared and
forwarded to Mr. Tucker bycallins On
John ". Day at this Office.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
STATE OF KANSAS, - ltf
JEFFERSON COUNTY. -.s.d
l.. NJ. Benedict,

T. H. Noble and G. Il. Carson
"f-t By virtue Of an execution tc
me direc,ed, issued by the Clerk OF the First
District Court, will, on The 4,h day Of March.
A. ID. 1852, at the hour Of 10 O'Clock a. NJ, at
the Court House door in the village OF Oskai- o.
"a. ia the County AMI S,ate Aforesaid, exposc a;
public sale 10 the highest bidder ior cs-h in hand
the following de-cr bed property, to-wii: all the
right title md interes, Of the said 7. II. Noble
ami G. B. Carson to I.o, 4 in Block 10 in the
the said village OF Oskdi0oss, and all the up
furte nauces thereuuto belonging, levied upon
as the properly OF T. II. NOBLE, nd in ;nayor
cf l.. n. BeaAfiict. Said property appraised al
Sl6G. saJ
n. W. TAYLOR, Sheriff
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]. ". ROBERTS, Editor. -
JOHN w. DAY, Associate Editor.
OSKALOOSA, KANSAS.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY Is, 1869.
The Truth illustrated.

"In my opinion ihis war will never
be successfully carried on SO long as an
army marches through slave States as
a boat gees.iffoiyh aallock Of ducks.
They fly up on its approach. and nestle
down as soon as il has passed. The
boat is safe, and SO are the ducks.
When You march through a STATE. yeu
must march SO fiat traitors viii leel
the horrorsof war" "-JfM. LANE. '
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Administrative Notice.

Notice i hereby gisen. that on tue
26th day oil December, A. d. 1861.
Letters OF Administration on the estate
Of Joseph Hicks. deceased. late OF JEFF
ferson County. Kansas. were issued TO
Sarah Hicks by Hon. john W. Day.
Probate Judge ., o,Jeiftrsoli County. All
persons holding claims sgainst said
estate are hereby notified to present the
same 10 ibe undersigned, Administrative
as aforc said. within ere year from this
date, or they may be preciudei fsom
the benefits OF the estate; snd j! such
claims are not presented within three
years, they will be forever debarred.
81 SARAH HICKS.
Administrative of the Estate Of Joseph
Hicks, deceased. ~ xUoL
January 4,h, 1869. ,...,
Jan 4-21-3w. Printers fee s.
aN F. g
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The latest news states that o. Jen-
nings Wise was shot through the hip
NOT mortal. About 800 Con.
fedcra.es were killed. Ths Wounded
number over 1000. Tie number Of
Yankees wounded IS abou. tho same.
A late arrival this morning says the
eIemy is pushing on E.ienton. q
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ADMINISTRATIONS able aud eff
Client Representative from .l.is place,
IIon. Z. l.. HAvgSs, one day las, week
I'M reduced a resolution in the House
for an early adjournment; of the !egis-
la;ure. The resolution was talked in
.double quick" time, demonstrating &
,hat "a n.ajnri.y OF. tie .nembers intend
10 hold on 10, a lengthy session--if the
pay continues good.
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CAIRO, Feb. II.

Federal officers from Fort Foote
Henry report Gen. Grant has sur.
rounded Fort Donelson with seven bat
teries Of artillery and the fnrt will be
shelled or surrendered to-day or to-
morrow. The rebel force there is 8 900.
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New MExrco.-Biir. Gen. II. III.

New MExIco.-Biis. Gen. II. II.
sibiey. of .ie army OF ,l,e C 5. A., and
formerly "a MAJOR, We believe. in the
Federal Army. i.ss Invaded New NJ Y
leo with large io.cc al rebels. He
has issued a flaming procia';eD-only
remarkaDic. ior Is misrepresentation
aaj ialsehpods Col. Canby. now oc-
eapyiug Fo5i Craig with federal force.
;lI;i'ks- be can hold out agaiiis: an, Mt
lac. Sib!ey may make, and battle is
expected soon 10 ensue. Sibley boasts
that he can possess asd bold New Mex
ico against any force the iedcals can
selid against him. We may Soon hear
of hard fighting in that direciicu.
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sigel near Springfeld-Price at vii
sons Creek. 10 s5L

ItpLLA, teD. 10.
A messenger from Lebanon says
Sige's Division arrived at MarshtieId.
4 miles from Springfield. on Tuesday.
Price is reported 10 have left Spring
feld,and now encamped near the battle
ground Of Wilson's Creek.
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Order of Publication.
State of Kansas
Coup,y of JctfersOn(


10 the Disri Cour, Of SAID Coun,y.
ua-cns u. L. Simpon,
Martha ". Cody.
Wacreas il appears from, tho
a.iiia,i, Of w. i. Gamble, Esq, attorney for
the said plaintiff. t'iat ,hs sail def,n ant is a
oofi-residsnt If this Stale, and that the usua,
;Focsss issued bv said Court c1nLot be served
nron the sasi defendant, il is therefore ordered
that the said defendant, Martha VI. Cody, be no.
lifted by rublication being made for six success
i've weeks in The independent, weekly news.
p per publ shed IN sal county # jefferson, of
the penGency of shis suit. the object Of which
Is Ia recover from the said defer dani the Sun,
of two hundred dollars, and interest thereon AT
the rate OF twenty-five pr cent per annum from
The 7,b day Of August, 1857, and a decree ol
foreclosure and sale of the following mortga red
premises to ~ir: 1lis osthwest q quart, OF Sec.
tion twenty seven, Township seven. Range eis hi
cen, in Jefferson Couuty, State Il Kansas. And
said del. ndapt is further notified that unl, IS .he
plead. answer or demur /, said plaintiff petition
% or be'ore the twenty -!irs; day OF April, A. d.
1862 such petition will BE taken Us true and
judem. nj resdeied accordingly. t 4eH ist4
In testimony whereof have here
H. 50 unto my hand aud fixed the sen
Of seid Court az my oiiics in the VII
lagi Of O.kaloosa, this iolh day OF February,
1862. ant =. l.. IfAvENS, Clerk,
l., ;. Z. GIPuAg7, u. c.
fob15-256v Sii. =
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Impeachment of State Officers.

We learn. as we go 10 press. hat the
Governor. Secretary Of STATE and State
Auditor have been impeachei for de-
irauding The State out OF about $50,
ooo,oc, We will give further Parile--
u.ars next week. f-t@.4 ,s, ba.
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Notice Of Appraisemert.
STATE OF Kansas. / as1
County Of Jelierson,j
r Lot X. Patty,
Edward Hiatt.

Edward Hiatt. 9i-
Edward Hiatt will take notice that |
will. OF Monday, the 10Th day eI
February, A. ID. 1862, between Tie
hours OF 10 o o'clock A. NJ and i9 o'clock
NJ. OF said day. proceed to levy upon
and appraise the following described
real estate. to-wI,: The west hail oi
the Southwest quarter Of Section six
teen. in Township eleven, OF Range
seventeen. in said County and Stale.
Said land will be levied on by virtue o!
an order Of Sale issued by the Clerk OF
the Firs, District sitting in said County
in favor Of Lot r. Patty, and against
Edward Hiatt.
n. w. TArIcR. Sheriff.
ian. .25-23-3w S4.60.
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sRERxFFS SALE

SiAI Or kANS1S, - ssa .el - .rltifi
CorSTY ov JEsFkasoN. rE<fE/ -
John Sands, plaintiff, VS. A. J. Pierce, defendant
BY virtue of an execrfiod 10 me directed, IS
sued by the Clerk of the First District Court sitting
In Jefferson CoGnty, kanszs- will On Saturday the
2sd day OF February, A. ID. 1862, in front Of The
Cou ri House door ia the village OF Oskaioosa, in
said County. between The hours OF one and three
O'Clock p. n. of that day expose at public sale to
The highest bidder for cash in hand all The right III
tie and interest Of the said ,. Fierce oi in and 70
the foi,Dwiag desc fioed real estate, 10 Wit 1Os
i've and six III Block eleven, and all the appnften.
ances ihcreunto belonging, said property lying in
the village Of Oss.I,s,ss, In dl- county Aforesaid
The above property appraised q four hundred dol
lars. j. r. hiNloS, Snenn.
i-o,S oo-5w PriIier'Sfee six dollan-
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Fremou, to have a command.
PnrIADELpnrA. Feb

uIIADELPHIA. TVU. I'd.
A correspondent oftise Enquirer says
the Committee on the Conduct af the
War express themselves satisfied with
tho course OF Fremont. The Secretary
Of War hos pledged his word to give
him command. ola h'f 81
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Attachment.

Robert u Carer, Deiose NJ. X. Du,ien, J. +. in
and Tor UsSaloosa Towns hip.
A. Pierce. J, fiarson county, Kansas.
On the 3Oth day ii November r. ~. ID. 1851, said
Justice issued an Vr isr 81 attachment In the
above named action, ior The sum ut sixteen dol
.ars. Said cause - cuuunu.d Until January
lSlh ls62, ai O'Clock \. u. ior hnal hear.nS.
8R RosesI NJ. Cartel beienaap,.
De-. ISlh1SSl. GsceS. 3s.2d.
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L5u,svlLLE, Feb. II.

Two persons just arrived. report the
rebels evacuating Bowling Green with
indications of proceeding towards Nash
Vile.
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BRrNG IT ls-Wi!l some Of our sub
seribers, who have made arrangements
10 furaish us wool. bring in few loads
Immediately ?
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fsbi5-s5-6vsB,75.
STATE or KANSAS,
CouSfy or JyFVxeSoN. .
Ia the Dis,ric, Coa' I of said County
sIareu, u. l. s.mpsou, $50 H4H.

in the District Court ot said County.
sIarea, u. l.. S,npsou,i sa H4a. 20
" N. q. Armisfen.
Whsres-. i, appears by the riidavit 81
W. =. & Iibeii. LEO, attorney for the plaintiff.
that the sEii deieBient 10 non rcs dent Of tin !.
STATE. and thas tlc ussa. process issu.si by and
Curt cannot bc servci upon saii def uie &. IL
- therefore cfi' rcsi that the said dei~ndenI Sm
g. Artnstpn. be notified ty prbl,cAtion being
made ior -ix Successive weeks IN "rhc iadepcu-
dent. weekly newspaper published IN sill
Cous'y ot Jefferson, cf tho p.bdsncy Of this suit
ohj'ci OF which Is TO Tecoves from the sa,d deien
dan, the suai OF Four hundred and fifteen and
~ 10. dollars. with interest thereon at the rate
of twenty-five per cent pgr anucu from the sth
day of August, 1857. aud a i'ecrec oi fo.eclos
u,e and safe o. the following mar,g ged ,rru,.
ises t"-w.E The northwest quarter oi Section
NJ. 50, Il To~nShip No. Z, of anse No
is. IN J,iI,r>cn Coan'y, State of kan.a.. -
ss ! the SlIi de'cniani il fGsthcr no i.igd. that
onlcs > he plead, answer OF dsmur TO sail
plaintiff petition before the twenty. iir,t
day af spril a. y. 1852 -urb p-,iiiou will te IA
ken tue, aud judynen, rendered acco rJingly
1" Il tss imony whereof have here anio
IL. ;, ,ct my hand and ntiixed the seal 81:
laid Court, al my Office IN the viilare
nj Oskalo,sa, this 10th day ot February. 1852
y v IAvENS, Clerk.
Dy ). G. GEPnAHf. d. T..
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I2TITM 1fINU OL7 NK )
To C0nsumptiyes.

THE Advertiser. having been resored to heAiih :
In very few week by yery single rsneas sssff
having SUM fsu scscrsi ys':f.s with ssser- lung
anSttiun, and that dread disease - Consumption
Is anxiors us so Know hss fSlip~ rcSsthc
means ot cure. 70 all nno desire il, he VIII send
u copy Of tho prescription used. Qscs of chargel
with directions Tor Ffsparinx and using ths saise
which thsy will nnd crxE iar CoNsynrsios,
AsIna \, EGoSr HI Is, dc. ls,e only object OF Ne
advertiser In sending the Prescription IS 10 o-Aeat
tho allct.d, anu srrea information tieh As S',i-
cciv cs 10 be thvasuable and he hopes every ssisr
er w Try mis- remedy, IL will cost ihe.n nosanS,
and may prove y blessi1s.
Parties v ishi ": The prescription will please ~
dBcss kEv. EDN AID A. WILSON, iif,s
u Il Williamsburg, hirgs Cosnty, New forx. I
2 deeel- 10 ta %, - f2t -
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SheriE's Notice

Nathan 4 Eseaies, vs. Lemasl H. Springer.
l.. II. SPRINGER: will lake notice that
will, on u niay, the 2osh day OF January, 1862
between the hours OF ose aud three O'Clock p.
NJ. levy upon and appra se the north west quar-
ter OF Sec,isn rs. Town S, Range Is 81 the Del
aware Trust lands In JED rson County, Kansas,
20 satisfy ar execution In favor %, Nathan h Es-
Gales " iemuel ii. Springer.
}. F.HINTON, She IT,
dtc29n20,3w2i Va y ~
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No'ice.

All persons indebted to me. either bv
Note or Book accounts. will lind The
same at the stosS6f Moore 4 Mcclellan
Those interested will call aud settle the
same within thirty days. or the sams
will be left in the hands of the proper
Officers for collection.
HENRY BucKxAsrER.
Jan. 18n223w. ----
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STATE OF KANSAS, fscr. . Z ~
CouNfY or JEFFfgsdy, !
la The District Court o said County
A. Carter Wi's.tr, Painti1. Debt -and AK
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ago, and which, just at the present crisis,
proved the salvation Of Washington, at
least, and probably Of the nation. And
no doubt these very impregnable strong
holds, when viewed in all their Importance,
have greatly favored his present exalta-
ton, though the country became impa-
tent at the slow development of events
on the Potomac, while those bulwarks
TO our National Capital we're being con-
structed, and the premature cry, i" On to
Richmondp had we'll nigh cost us the
empire. We can now see their necessity,
and Mcclellan was their master builder.
Honor to whom honor is due.
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Notice Of Election.
OTTAWA COUNTY SmERIFF's OrrroI.
GRAND HAVEN, Aug. rs, 1862.

".
GRAND HAVEN, Aug. rs, 1862.
To the Electors Of Onapa County:
~0U are hereby notified that az the next
Il General Election to be held on the Tues
day succeeding the first Monday of November
next, in the State of Michigan. the following of.
ficers are to be elected, viz: Governor, Lieu
tenant Governor, Secretary of State, Auditor
General, State Treasurer Commissioner of the
State Land Office, Attorney General, SLperin.
tendent of Public Instruction, Member of the
State Board Of Education, in tho place of
George Willard, whose term of Office will oxpiro
December 3lst, 1862, and Representative in
Congress for the Fourth Congressional District Of
this State, to which your county is attached.
Also, Senator for the Thirtieth Senatorial
District to which your county is attached, agree
able to the provisions of Act No. 1862, Of the
| Session Laws of 1861.
Also, a Representative for each of the two
Representative Districts into which your county
| is divided, agreeable to the provisions of Act
No. ll6, of the Session Laws of 1851 wiz
for District No. l, comprising all that part OF
Ottawa County which lies on the south side Of
Grand River, and for District No. 2, comprising
all that part Of Ottawa County which lies on tho
north side of Grand River; also, the following
county officers, Sheriff, County Clerk Register Of
Deeds, Treasurer, Prosecuting Attorney, Circuit
| Court Commissioner, Surveyor Fish Inspector
and two Coroners.
You are, also, hereby notified that at said
General Election an amendment of the Consti-
tuition, relative to removals from office, provided
for by Joint Resolution, No. Is, approved
March Is, 1861;
Also, an amendment to Sections one, two and
four, Article fifteen, of the Constitution, con-
corning Banking Corporations an amendment
to Section six, Article thirteen, of the Constitu
ton, relative to the election Of Regents of tho
Universtyj an amendment to Section six, Ar
ticle nineteen, of the Constitution, relative TO
elections in the Upper Peninsula, and an amend.
ment TO Section two, Article twenty, Cf the Con-
sttution, relative to the Revision of the Consti.
tuition, provided for by Joint Resolution No IL,
approved March Is, 1851;
Will be submitted to the Electors of this
State for their adoption or rejection pursuant to
the requirements of the Constitution, and Of
said Resolutions, respectively.
CHARLES j. PFAFF, Sheriff.
Grand Haven, Aug. rs, 1862. 1852 wl0
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Administrators Sale.

PY virtue Of license and authority to me
- granted, by the Probate Court of Ottawa
County, and State of Michigan, bearing date
July 2s, 1852, shall sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder, at the promises, in the town
ship of Crockery, in the county of Ottawa and
State aforesaid on Wednesday, the 18th day of
November next, at two o'clock in the afternoon,
all the right, title and interest, which Flavius
j. Hathaway, now deceased, in his life time pos
sessed in and to eighty-six and two-thirds
1859 acres Of land on the east half Of the north
west quarter and the north-eas quarter Of tho
southwest quarter Of section twenty (22),
in town eight (S) north of range fifteen (15) west,
in the county and State aforesaid.
Dated, Crockery, Sept 5, 1862. [n1S4 7w
HENRY PENNoYER, Administrator of the
Estate of Flavius j. Hathaway, deceased.
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NOTICE.

WILL be sold, at Public Auction, three
Wv months from date, according to law, TO
pay freight and charges, the following goods:
One box goods, one trunk goods-Mrs. Miller,
Grand Haven.
One show caso--Mrs. Hines, Grand Haven
One sign-0ttawa House, Grand Haven,
Two pairs old trucks-N. II. White, Grand
Haven.
One patent washtub-Mr. Clapper, Grand Ha-
ven.
Seven window blinds, one small box and con
tents, one bundle, hat case and band box-no
mark, Grand Haven.
Sale to take place at Cutler and Warts Ware
house, Grand Haven. Il. w. BARNS.
August 6, 1862. [nl79 3m