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The New York Post thus concludes
An article deprecating the absence of a
definite policy in the conduc, Of the
war. Administrative affairs mus, have
a head:
The whole North is burning TO prof
fer its services 10 the President. and
Vet the North holds somewhat back
Why? Because it sees no definite ener-
setic policy at Washington; because i
secs our ex sting armies sacrificed TO a
shameful want o; enterprise: because il
desires 10 fight the enemy, WHO is the
most reckless, desperate and savage
that has ever been encountered. with all
the weapons that God and nature has
pu, in our hands. The North is wea
ry OF Shi!ly-shally; it is weary o! the def
errnce that is paid TO the rights of men
who would Gu, our Threats, and TO the
p.ejudices of those who sympa;hiz-
with them: il is weary OF playing at
war.and il wants TO See the blow struck.
not at the big toe or the little fingers
of the revolt. but at its heart l, is in
the power OF Mr.. Lincoln. if he will
arouse himself. TO strike the blow.
Everybody who knows him loves
him and respects him: the bi,terest Of
his former political opponents now de-
fer 10 his Judgment; and If he would
drop ,he politicians on all sides. and
lay his own great heart on the still
greater heart Of the people. and take
his inspirations thence. he might arouse
The nation once more 10 an earnestness
and an enthusiasm which would sur
pass the ou,buris OF the DAYS Of April.
We are sick Of cold ,un -neaniDg. iormal
phrases.
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lmportantsand True.

The New. York Evening Post. than
(which there is in thss country no better
(. newspaper authority, has an article Oh
the Presidents a,saiiants. who blame
him for NO. seding .reinforcemenis 10
+, Gen. Mcclellan. in which the followi NJ
Statement Is made:
1.-The President hes McClellans own
letters thanking hun for Trinforcemen,s.
and declaring. alter McCalI's division
arrived. in the Peninsula. that he chad
more than enough troops to enter
Richmond Yet these vicious Journals
publish such facts and mslead the pub
lie mind, in order to dessme high OH
Ger who is objectionable 10 them"
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SHERIFFS SALE.
STATE STATE OF KANSAS. | SIS.

COUNT OF JEvsa.sox, 3D.
Il: G Turner, Thomas A. Turner, and Hen
~ N. Turner, -
J.L Spec, Jesse Newell and Joseph Fitsimons
By virtue OF an x-cutinn to me directed in.
,usd by the Clerk OF the First Judicial District
~ and for the csGniy of Jettee son and State OF
haisns. | viii. N tho SIKH dsy IF August, A.
ID. 1862 b"'wren the hunrs Of 10 O'Clock A NJ,
ard o'clock p. N Of 70 d dcy. offer Of public
sale To '6e highest bidder tor eash in hand, ~
'front.' o' th- Court House door. in the village 81
Osk io"sa. IL sa IL county, ali the right '!e and
interest OF The said J. l. Speer, Jesse Newell
I'D joseph Fitsim,ns in and 10 he ..,l owing de-
scrih"d property. iO-wii: Lot. 2. 3. 4, s and III
block !S Lois l. 2.3. 4. S. d. "a Q and H. "a
Dick ~: Lots ], 2. 4. So, 8 Q. 10, II and II
~ Block 20 Lots l, 2. !, I. 5, 6. g. g. and IL in
Block q; all in Newell's addition 20 the win ge
oskai"osa. IN the county aud State a.,r, said !;
Lots L. III OK Is appraised ut S3 each: Its in
Book 10 appraisei At 81 each, Lot. in Il eek ~
appTal ed M 81 each; Lots in Block a. apprsis-
I'd as follows: the h'st IS, the eth, rs 50 SO each
also all that portion OF the Northeast iracti ma
quarter OF Sect on five, in Township ten Ct
hang. nineteen which lies south Of Blocks q
22. - II. and %. aud appraised at $50; oil thai
part the Northeast fractional Quarter If Sec.
ton i've, in TOWNSHIP nine OF Range nineteen
winch lies east OF Blocks Is and % IN New.i.'s
add lion to the village Of OskaIsosa, appraised
At $40, all that parr Of the Northeast fractional
quarter ut Section in Township 10 OF Rage
-. which lies west Of Newell g. Nlonroe's mi,
site tsn call d.. and Books 20 and 81, appraised
at $50 said realty LEVIED oil az the p operr,y OF
Jesse Newell NV. TAYLOR
Jllyo-@o aw-$l3,SO. Sh, riH
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ARRrvED.-We are happy to announce

ARRrvED.-Wear are happy toannounce
/. 10 the readers of The INDEPENDENT,
that J. w. Roberts. Esqr.. editor and
proprietor Of this paper. has arrived
with his family. and is now a residen.
Of Oskalcosa. Under his personal su-
pervision and editorial management we
can confidently promise decided i'm
provement in the conduct of Tile hade-
pendent and hope that the subscrip-
ton list msv increase to double the
present number Of subscribers. A new
volume will commence in few weeks,
and We should be pleased 10 see the
third year of the paper commence with
increased patronage. Let every man
who now takes the Independent. renew
his subscription when his time is ou,
and ask his neighbors TO support
home paper. The more patronage there
is extended 10 the proprietor, the better
paper he can furnish you.
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A Secesh Taken in and Done For.

Last week Maj. Chopper. command.
AM OF the post of Sturgeon. concluded
10 lest the pretended hostility Of "se
cesh to the desperate. Cobb. alias
johnson. For this purpose he dressed
TWO or three Of his soldiers in bu,,ernu,
and sent them oat TO look and talk use.
cesh." Calling al the house of verv
clever. but very inve,era,e rebel in
fe'che township. they told him they
We're just from Cobb; .ha. they ha,,
glad i:d'nss of great JOY" Tor him;
That Cobb, with large force. was com
ing TO Boone TO "clean GU. the + DIS. >
aud that he wanted few horses for
ms men The eyes of .'Secesh" spark.
led with joy. said he bad really bu, one
horse that would do Capt. Cobb any
service, but that he was true South
ern man and was willing TO do any .iing
Tor the cause he could. Therefore;
they might take his horse. They did
take him and Mr.. "Secesa" also; who,
upon learning his visitors were Feds"
from Maj Choppers camp. and that he
Was completely sucked m,'' look ed
out OF eyes iha, were as big as saucers.
Maj Chopper had Capt" Ccbb'sf,iena
to swallow the burr" take the oath
and give bond for $1,000.
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PRosPRcr FOR CoRN,-We took lit.
tie ride Sin the country" one day this
week, and were much gra,ifed at the
fine prospect for an abundau. crop OF
corn. We were much surprised To see
corn SO thrifty as it is on the farms due
cas-. from town. Joseph Evans has
about l3o acres in corn, Thomas Moore
over 100 acres. Roily Taylor abcu, 100
acres, and DR.. Buckmaster has on bis
farm, intending tenants, e10 acres
We believe the corn on these farms will
average FIVE feet high, and much Of i;
is now ,asseling. The recent rains
have broug ht crops out amazingly. and
Kansas has fii.e prospect of an abund-
snt yield this year.
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New MArERIAL-We have on the
way from Cincinna,ti. large supply Of
new printing material. which We will be-
in receipt Of in the course of a week or
ten days. and whic, will enable US to 90
almost any kind OF plain and ornamen
Ia! jch work cards. programmes, bili-heads,
legal blanks ,&c. There is DO need oil
going 10 LesyeHworih for job printing.
Seadia yeurorders. aad ws viii prompt
jy fll them.
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A very interesting incident is told Of
Col. Averill. OF the 81 Penn. cavalry.
while al the battle Of Malvern. The
Colonel bad the conduct of The extreme
rear all through the retreat. aud while
at Malvern. he was accideniIy left with
out amy artillery TO project his rear and
some hundreds of wagons. He imme.
dialeiy set about dividing his cavalry.
and manCeuveIing them like artillery.
to give the appearance Of its presence.
ard that Of generals sending GU, orders.
so completely deceivins the enemy that
they made no attempt 10 approach. anu
the wagons OF ammunition were. all bu'
twelve. safely brought otf-,hese were
burned.
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The Chicago Times mentions "a Judi
crous circumstance as .r.currinp 10 y
party OF fathers on the Lake shore
While they were enjoying the influen-
crs Of the blue water. some horses came
down 10 drink. when the swimmers
thought it would be fine fun to ride
them cut INTO the lake. The quadru-
Peds bore it very quietly for some time,
until one Of them became frightened.
and started of at full speed through
The city. will, nude Mszeppa upon
his back. How long the ride lasted.
or what became of the rider, has not
been satisfactorily shown.
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sHERIfF.s SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF KAN>A-. IS
CovSrY OF JESvERs y.
Marcus u. l.. SIMPSON,
Martha NJ Coiy.
By virtue Of an order Of Sale a.
me directed issued bY IN Clerk OF the Firs'
District Court ssiiag ia ane isr end eounly, in
favor of Marcus d. l.. S,npsonvs M,rthn N. Go
,Iy, 1 will &u the ,xth day e August. 1862. be-
tween the hougs o. 10 o'clock !. N. aud q.
clock r. N. ~ said day, offer at public snle IL
from; al ihs c IT,, House dor, ~ the village Of
OrAaioosa, to TIE bighssi bidder tor CASH H.
h,n al tie RICH, title ard Interest 1t Marihs
~ Cody In ind TO the following sescribe.. pfos-
erty, to-wii: I'll. Northwest quarter ~ Sect.on
,wrn,y .. ven IN Township seven .. rang eigt :
ecu. levied on $ the properly OF the SAID NaT.ha
N. Cody. Said pro. erts appraised Al $50:
n. w. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
tx E~.,n p.
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FOUND.

DY the ui,.is,s gnc.i. one Bay Horse. s.posed
ID 20 be nine years old, 10 hands high. hss tiis
tb,s,, ,oe supposed to b. condemned 4. :
i,ause. ALSO: \ dapple grey horse. obou' siz
wears old aud IL hands high: no brands or u,aris
norcsiYaHe Also: A sosn Mesca1 PONY, Sol
> yenrs old, about /; haads high. with a Enr'he'
Of brands The above hores anl poay were
found about seventy miles southeast ri For,
Kearney, rear the waters Il The Republican
River; the horses when t'nnd arpe a,ed 10 De
travelling down the Republican river. Theown.
sr eau have the sume BY proving property and
na,iug charges on the sarne.
ISAAC NEWHOCSE,
June % ~ Nv Oekalooss, Kansas. =
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Mn. STARE. Clerk Of the Supreme
Court, has invented windmill which
it is claimed will supersede all other
methods Of making the breez-s subser-
went to the wants Of man The sails
regulate themselves 10 the force Oi the
wind and thereby uniformity OF mo
ipn is attained. A good windmill
would be desideralum on The pra r es.
Mr.. Stark has applied for patent
Leov. Times.
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DURING a recent debate in Congress.
Mr.. Colsax announced probable
change Of administrative policy. tie
declared with great emphasis thai from
this day forward! the war is TO be con
dsctrd on var principles. How many
times ibis has been declared in Congress
and on. Of it.it is siselsss to enunlsrare:
but We hope the necessity Of a policy
has It Ast become apparent.-Lear.
Timer.
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PICTURE GALLEKY.-Marshall d Has
tings have opened Picture Gallery in
The second story of DR.. Buckmas'er's
building. They have some fine speci-
mems on exhibition at their rooms
A good opportunity is now afforded
the people Of This vicinity TO procure a
profile of.ther phiz. Give them call
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Ii should be drafted into the SER
vice. what would you do?" said a
gentleman 10 his wife, lately. "Get a
substitute for you, l suppose" was The
reply; whereupon the worst half
changed the subject Of conversation.
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Notice Of Appraisement.

STATE OF K AsSAS,t
COUNTY or JEFFERSON.
Ma rc.s ID. L. Simpson,
vs..
N. d. St.niy, ct al.
First Judicial ID iriet IN D. Staply: you
will take notice that viii o., the
FIRST DAY o. JULY. A. = 1881.
between the hans of ten o'c ocl. 4. II. and two
ting de-cribed property. t'-wi': The ensf Que
hundred acres OF the southeast qua Ter OF scciiaI
twenty even IN township sevea II range Is. and
ia west 50 acres Of the southwest quarter o
seciir twcn,ssix IN township sev~s Of "a .gr IL
in JsfE.sssa coaniy. State Ut Ksn-a-. Said
properly 70 b. appraised by v,ru. OF an or ier
Of tule 10 ms Iii ec,.d issued on, "f tue District
Court OF said county. in favcr Of Marcus ID. L.
Simpfcn and sgainsf N. d. Sianly.
II-5w N. w. .AYLOR ShsEi0.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
STATE OF KANSAS,|
COUNTY o. JEBFERsOS,
First Judicial District,
"a Marcus ID. l.. Simpson,

William G.. Admission.
Be- yItue 4 an order Of ale to me directed is-
sued by the Clerk # the First District Court sit.
ting il J. fIcrson county and Safe Of Kansas. in
and for the aforesaid county in favor Ma:cus D..
| will on the 9th DAY OF August, 1862. between
the hours of ten O'cl,ck a. NJ. and two o'cioca
2. NJ Of that day. ofIer at public sale 10 the high
est bidder Tor cash in hard in font of tie Court
House Or, in the village 4 Osksluosa county
AMI State Aforesaid. nj; Inc right title and later
est of the said WiIiam G. Ormi>t,r, Ia aud t.
the e.! owing desc ibet prop.rt,, to-wit: The
ro-thwcs' Il section 'hirfy-hve. il, township
seven, of IN, &c eigh'rcn. Levied upon as the
orc eriy Of Will nm G. Orm,s;on end in favor Of
Marcus d l. Simpson. Said properly apprais.
ed a, $3.50. y. ". TAYLOR.
July 9TH. 1862. Sheriff.
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SHERIFF SALE.
STATE OF KANSAS,
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Scot. Kerr & CO.. A. Carter Wilder
vs. 7 rvs.

0e''' iAe'' ~ w. "a N"''e' ""ue''
vs. 7 rvs. IT.
Jercm'h Kershaw Jeremiah Kershaw.
By virtue Of two orders Of sale to
me directed; issued bv the Clerk OF
The District Court Of said County. in
the above entitled causes. l will on
the sixth day Of August. A. D.. 1869.
between the lapars Of ten O'Clock A. NJ.
and two O'Clock p. NJ. of said day. Of.
fer a, public sale to The highest bidder
for cash in hand, in front Of the Court
House door in the village OF Oskaloos.,
in The County and State aforesaid. all
the right. title aud interest Of jeremiah
Kcrshaw in and To the following des
crbed real estate to.wit: the Southwes,
quarter Of Section thir,yfour. Town
ship ten. of Range II. and Southeast
quarter of Section nine. in Township
ten. Of Range seventeen: the first des,
crib.I tract appraised a, $3.50. and the
stccr d nj $500.
N. w. TAILOR Sheriff..
July 5 As 5 wS
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Dr. BycRMAsrER returned from Wash
ingson few days ago. where he had
been for four or Eve weeks. He has
been appointed Brigade Surgeon, and
assigned TO sisis department.
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SHERlFFS SALE.
STATE or KANSAS
COUNTY OF JEvyERsON.
Marcus ID. l.. Simpson,

vs.
Nicholas y. Stanley.
By virtue Of IN order Of sale to me direct
81. 'ssue by the Clerk II the Frs District Conri
N aad for sad county. in favor of Marcus ID.
l.. simpson, an. against n. ID Sianiy will "a
lie 6,h day OF August, A. d. 1882, beiw. en- tn
hou's at ten O'clock. A. NJ. AID tw, O'Clock r. NJ.
Ut s,d day off, at public sal, 10 The highest
b ,t''r, In fro & Of tie Cart ho Iss door IL the
village Il o.kaio sa. jefferson Co. Kansas. AT
tie rign'. title ana interest in an Ia the follow
lug de-cri'"d pro.,sr,y. ,owi,: The east one
handrcd acres 1t e.. : u.h-east quarter Ut Sec
Inn q In Township y. r.ng. IS sDi 'hr wes'
81 acres at lhs south. quarter OF section rs
IN Tow n>hip seven, rang is J.ffrsnn Co, KAN.
srs. Levied o, as the pro. erty oi y. ID. Sian'y
and Ia favor of Marcus ID. l.. Simpson. Sail
property appraised At $3.50.
w. TAYLOR,
July 9Th, 45-5w$S So Sheriff.
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An eroli.e fell on Chesnut street.
81. Louis A'fsw nights 81 sc. and ex-
P'oded With terrible noise. II APP
peared to-be : mix'ure Of iron and o'her
substances. weighing about a quarter
Ola pound, which has been handed
AseeA sLe Academy of Science.
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sHERIEE's SALE.


STATE OF KANSAS
COUNTY OF JEFFERSON.
Marcus u. l.. simpson,
VS..
John Low, Ct 81.
iSy virtue OF sa orter OF sale 10 ME directed is
sued cut OF the District Court Of said County.
viii On Saturday, the second day OF August, 1852
between the hours OF ore and tour O'Clock. T. N.
OF tna' day, otter at ub,ic sal. at The Courthouse
dor, in the village OF 0skaloosa. in said county,
TO the highest bidder for cash. in hand all the
right title and interest," OF the said defenda IS in
aud To tbs following described real estate. towi,:
The east half Of The southwest quarter OF section
IS, township !, range Is in SAID county o JEFF
erson. in State of Kansas. Sa,d real estate ie-
We'd upon rs The property OF John Low. ct al,
and appraised OF three hundred dollars.
n. W. TAYLOR Sheriff.
Js 81, IS 5w By II. GiBBs. Deputy.
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Notice If Appraissment.
STATE OF KANSAS
County oi j, ticisuni

Wascus II. y. oSHPSV"s
=.
Martha NJ. Cody.
Marths ". Cody:-you will take notice that
viii on Monday the goth day Of June, A. D lsdo,
e,ween the hours of 10 O'CLOCK a. NJ and 4o'c,oek
p NJ Of said day apprrisc on the premises the fol-
Ioviuy 1, ,cribed promises. tO-wit The nOrt-w est
onur,r Of section Nv enty seven in tow nship
Or range eighteen in jefferson County, state o. Kan
De- III .nie M m. dirccted issued out Of the District
Coari Of aid county. In favor OF Marcus u. l..
Simu,on aud NJ sinsi Martha n. Cody.
I,psw NV. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
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~"Sir." said lady to a would.
he wag. .your jokes always put me in
mind Of ball" .Of ball. n,adam?
Why SO, pray9' Because they never
have any POM.
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Notice Of appraiser1ect.

Notice Of nppratseI1ect.
STATE OF KANSAS, / Is
COUNTY or JEFFERSON.
Edmund sebrce and Edmuni Castle. partners
as Sebrse d Castle:
You will take notice that
will. on Saturday The e6,h day Of July, iss2, be.
tween tho hours Of 10 . clock A. Nj. and ocsock
r. N. OF said day, proceed to levy upon ami mp
praise the pr. mises described rs follows TO wit;
,hc norlh. wes, quarter ct Section ia r'y-'hne
(33j in Township ten no, OF Rsnge seventeen
40; the Northeas, fractional quarter OF Section
tour "A, in Township eleven uD OF Range sew
ent, en- (l7): aud ihs Northwest quarter OF Sec-
ton tour ~ in Township eleven tlD Ct Range
seventies u az. oil in Jefferson County, hansas;
aid properly 10 he ievi, d upon BY ,ir ne ct :n
ord. OF saie TO me directed. issu ny tho Sisrk,
Of st,e Firsi JUDICIAL Dstric;, Ls1vcnwoTih Co..
Ksnsas in favor Ut Cssiap >. freely and Dan
lei B. chi, partners Is Greedy i Giil. aud Cyrus
d. Burnl,aa,. and against Edmund Saorse and
Edmund Castle. n. W. TAiL0h.
,julys.s5-3w5S.se. sheriff.
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lCRSALE

OR EXCHANGE for Trade. -FOUR
I houses and u number OF lots, STU
aled in the town OF Oskaloosa. Good
bargains may be expected. For par
ticuiars inquire OF ~,
nov e. l3tf. w. IL AVOhM AN
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SHERiFFS SALE.
STATE OF KANSAS
COUNTY ov JrprxRsox.i
First JUDICIAL District.)
,se John Nipple, r.,

.e s..t-s VS..
$. B. Lower. Anna Lower. AMI Sam. Nipple. Trustee
by virtue OF order ~ sale 10 me directed issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court in ana for the
County Of Jefferson, Stale Of Kansas. in favor Of
John Nipple. Jr. and against S. B. Lower, Anna
Lower and Samuel Hipp.e, Trustee, VIII on Tues
day. the 18th day Of July. A. d. 1862 between the
hours Of ter O'Clock A. ". and two O'Clock p NJ. of
sa., Gay ouer a. paone sale 70 NE highest bidder
In the village Of Oakaioosa. county and State afore
said all the night. title and interest ri the said 9. &.
Lower, Emma Lower, aud Samuel Nipple, Trustee.
in and To tn following described property, ;o-w;i:
the north west qarter OF section IS in towns hip o,
q range I. in Jefferson county Kansas. said realty
leyied as the properly OF s. b. Lower, .anEs
LGwer. and Samuel II pple. Trustee. and in i.vor
II John Nipple. Said property appraised al 5000.
je Il &e-5w n. ~. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
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Up to The presen. time this year
42f. $50 600 in specie has left the Uni
&d, States for Europe. During the
same TIME there has arrived At the port
Of New York from California $I2, 255.
OCO. EE
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THRRsHER AND CLEANER.
July 5 as 5 w.S

THREsHER AND CLEANER.
David NJ. Smith. residing three mi es
north west of O.kaloosa. wishes 20 in
form The Farmers Of Jsf1erson County
that he is having brought from Ohio
A No. ! Thresker and Cleaner, and in
a few days will be ready to warrant
the hes, Of work doue speedily at rea-
sonble prices.
DAVID n. SMITH.
iuly 5 as CIV.
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Order OF Attach mens.

STATE OF KANsAS,1
CouxIv OF Jrss-asoS.J
James n. York VS. c. II. Atha.
Rsfore VI. r Duitnn, Justice Of the Peace in
osl aIoosa Township, Jefferson County, Kansas.
On Il 0 2'st dag Of May, f66c said Justice issued
an order OF attachment In the above action for the
ann OF as 50 and costs of suit. Said is coniin-
ned until the Sth day Of July, 1862 at eo'coek .. m
JAS. II. YORK, P!siatt6
Ma, II. % ~.
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Order Of Publication.
STATE or KANSAS
Cnrxrv mr. Irsr.osux

In ta- Dis,uci T. art 81 said Comfy.
Marcus u. l.. Simpson. p,aini.il,
rs
Aloer, q. Patrick. h Marin Pierce. defts.
W 4. G-mSeil. E-q., Attorney Tor tile said
p!anuG having flied iis aifi laval in this US.
setting forth that the said defendant, Albert u
Patrick Is Boh resident of this State il ~ there.
lore ordered thai be- the said Albert q. Patrick
be notified BY publication being made for SIX
successive weeks, in the "lndependcnt'' n week.
/, newspaper published in said Cruniycf Jefie,-
son, OF the pendency OF this suit, the OBJECT OF
which is 70 obtain judgment against the said
deter dant, Albert q. i'atrick, ior the s1n oil
$500. together with interest therein a. the rate
. - per cent. per annu.n, from the 2lst DAY 81
A;rii, 1885, md a decree Ut foreclosure and Sal.
Ut tn mortguged premises, described in plain
iii pttifiOn he nurth one-laii VI the north
east 0ne-quar;er o. section s,ghte' n. IN township
eight, of range sig,ee' aai al-o. one rsli o. Nj.
ihai certain piece al propert, situate liz the town
vi Grss-hoppcr Falls, heretofore known as the
steam Saw Mil and Mil HJdse, all Of said
property situated ia the county Of j. iferson, Stale
of ksasas. SAID dsi,ndaTt Albert u. Patrick Is
further Motif d that unless he ;Iead, aDswer. OF
.,rInnr the petition u tie said plaintiff. Mar
IS ID. l.. S,mD-oii, on or bel re the 10Th dny OF
Seii-mscr. 1862, such peuiiou will re taken as
true n ia igip-n, re.d' red .cc, rciagy.
Wines, Y. T.. uAvESs, Geek OF SAIL Court
with The seal thereof aiiix, d at m
l.. >. office la the village o 'skaloosa
this 9tn day Il July. 1852.
Pc. HAfEyS, Clerk.
JuIv 18th. 36.6w Sl5,7j