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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-05-03
SHERIFF s SALE.
STArx OF KANSAS,
County Of jefferson
John Sbe!lelo and William Woods
David r. Mitchell.

David r. Mitchell.
By virtue If an Order 10 me directed.
issued by the Clerk OF Tire FIRST District
Court sitting in jefferson County and
Stale of Kansas. in favor Of John Shelie'o
end William Woods. and against David
T. Mitchell. l will. on Tuesday the
18th day Of April. A. d. 1869. expose
at public sale 10 tie highest bidder for
casi, in hand. in from, of the Court
House door in The village Of Oskaloosa.
Cuontv and State aforesaid, all the right
title and intereS, Of the said David I.
Mitchell. in the following real estate.
to-wit: The south east fractional quar-
ter If Section twenty thee (23 con
tanning 90 and 73-lO0 acres; and also
SO and 85-l0O acres off the east side
Of the south west quarter OF Section
twenty thre- (e3). BY line running
nor:h and sout,.. and parallel TO the
east bounderv thereof. all in township
elevsn and Range seventeen. Jefferson
County. Kansas. levied upon as the
properly of David T. Mitchell, aud in
favor of John Shelie.o and William
Woods. Said lands appraised at S24o.
SO.
n. W. TAYLOR. Sheriff.
marl529-4w.
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AT A BARGA

THE under.ign.d offers fer sale, Mt very low
i figures. 3 quarter section OF Lind, beautiful
ly situated in Of The best portions Of Kansas.
a good settlement surrounds il, and two State
road pass rear by il. There is no better upland
N The State. Join w. DAY,
ily.3.n5o. Real Estate Az, nj.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-05-03

rTHE shor,es, and Quickest route to st. Louis
i Louisville, Lexington, Cincinnati, Mem
p!,is, Nashville, and all Eastern and Southern
Cities: Passengers ieav- ST. Joseph at A. N.
BY the Hannibal 4 st. Joseph Railroad and con
ing the run in l6 houre, Attending good nights
rest in st. Louis. and giving them the choice Of
oil Roads out of st. Louis for tho East and
South. by taking the North Missouri. passen-
Ee's
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SAVE - HOURS TIME!

MS the connection is SURE AT HUDSON.
~ all Trains are directed to awn,the srri, nj Ct
the II. T. ST. 10 Trains. ard the delay and dan
gers Of Steombon, navigation are tbercbyavoided.
Be sure TO purchase tickets by the North Mis-
souri,, and do not suffer parties interested Ter
other roads to exchange your tickets tor the river
route, where delay is almost inevitable at this
season Of The year.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
and handled carefully
Tickets for sale at the Office Of the II. 4 ST
j.. R.'R. at ST. Joseph.
WM. E. WILSON, General Ticket Agent, 81.
Louis, Mo.
MAJ. wa. NORM, Agent at ST. Joseph.
August Goth, 1869, ST.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-12-31
TVE NENR

r2,..... l, ,,.,,,,. : st;'l :, ,Io r;oirity
c,r..lo,..r..,,r, t,o mon maxim, thom. .
,aly.. ne r,,,ror,1l,Io os j., +. .nos.ibIa 10 be-.
.x,o.od ,o the elements as thev arp, The
rebels ,f,I, occupy ,,eic work, across the
,i,s- ard making freoncnt at,emp,s to
cr,ss orar and cpt off small dencbmcrts
,ro,r r,r,es I.ctsor +. nos soid ,o he
q, Wa-~rn,op spI Walker and EarIv n
I,crts, iIIe with considerable force Both
t,ose n,io,s ,re ba.veen Wosbipgtono,d
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fror, No., r,,,,i,n rho,o ,,oro
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,'''''s' u"''r ''ecA'"'"'Re' lI'''' van
Dorm, JrA. thompson, DC. Cur forces
appear to be- concentrating Tor another
attack uIoA NIcNaourg.
hortan' at The head Of "Ooo troops
captured Glasgow hy, on wednesday Ias''
a'''r a omeI engagemeht-thus cu'iIng OIL
i"IFo'" ana telegram communication De-
tween ""'7vl.e anu -Nos'''''e' It Is oo'
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GoLI.L,ro foh,iro sororol h,,,1o. o,l.
driving tbe orerov borora ,bop, .ol Which
place thew DESTROYED ,bo bridcos and tore
up the track of the PETERSBURG md VEL.
den railroad. Thew ,bo, ro.nr,od -
Newbern
Gen. Butler has been relieved Of his
command at New Orleans, and Gen Banks
.sspmed the dutie, Of bis sncoossor 80 n,o
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-12-31

1 UDITORa NOTICE.--Notice is hereby
n given that the undersigned Auditor ap.
pointed by tue Orphans Court Of Clcardeld
county to report distribution of thomonoys in the
bands Of ID. J. . heart, Administrator Of Jane
Wilson decoasc1 will attend 90 his duties as Au-
di,or and hear all persons interested IN said es-
tate, at TIE Office Of j. y. McEnally, on Saturday
the 3rd day Of January, 4. b, 1863, at 2 O'Clock
P. NJ. j. II. fuLFoRD, Auditor.
Dec. 10, ls62.-3L
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4 UDITORs NOTICE.--Tho undersigned
"A an Auditor appointed by the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Centre county, to make distribution
Of tho money in the hands Of George Alexander,
Esq, High Sheriff, arising from the sale Of the
real estate Of J. J. LiHge, will attend to the du.
ties OF his appointment on Tuesday the 8Oth day
Of December, inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, of said
day. at his office in Bclleionte When and where
oil persons interested are requested to attend and
those having claims to present them or be debar-
red from coming in on said hnd,
ADAM HOY,
beliefonte, Dec. TO- 1859. Auditor.
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ORPHANS, COURT SALE.

ORPHANS COURT SALE.
Dy virtue Of m order Of the Orphans Court Of
ID Clcarfold county, the undersigned Executors
Of David Irwin, deceased. will expose to PUB
Lie SALE at Luhersburg on
Sahrdy, The 24% day Of JamUy, 1863
the following described Real Estate, to wit: All
that tract Of land situate in Brady township,
Clcarfeld county, Pennsy sylyanin, bounded east by
Ingorsoll tract, on the north by lands Of Tillon
Reynolds, south by Thos. Moore and Joseph Rus
sell, md west by land of Eli Fy, containing 50
acres more or less, and being part of survey No.
j87Q
TERMS :--One half in Cash at date Of sale,
and the balance in one year thereafter, with in
tcrest. CECILIA IRWIN,
JAMES IRWINjr NN '''
Dee. q, 1882.
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EXECUTOR's NOTICE.-Noucei is here
II BY given that Letters Tcstamoatary, on the
estate Of JACOB I. RuNE late Of the township
Of Decatur deceased. have been granted to the
undersigned. All persons indebted to said estate
are required to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same viii pr5st nj
them duly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN s, RUNK, Ez'r.
Nov. 10. ls62.-nd.
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C0%M BR0NMS.

TO HOUSEKEEPERS.-Tho subscrber-vho
was educated in the Pennsylvania Institute for
the instruction of the Blinds now manufactur-
ing CORN BROOMS, at Centre Corner. near
Welchs', in Lawrence township.
lie makes Il splendid article, and persons want
ing those indispensable articles to housekeeping,
should patronzo this worthy young man.
re- BROONS will be supplied cithcr Whole
sale and Retail on the most Accommodating terms.
EMERY LEGGETT,
Oct. l,lS62.-6t.
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- .. I - toNo.--fL
THE CONSTITUTIONAL UNION.
NEW PROSfLoTUt.
The Lars 81 ana Cheapest weekly in Inc
state.
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
a New and Powerfully Written Poiit
lcal story
NOW Is THE THE 70 SUBSC IrE

FENHE oycrrcImlDr evidence or t3,. i.t.rn.fr,.
lion of the po,Tlo to rcsa.,s fr., .....,-,,,.,'t
from t,o Ir,-ora,,, md r,cr,Io.s ,,ir,.. AI1
fonism. fhai have SO nearly wrn.r.af en-. ,-...
glorious Union and DESTROYED all Constitutional
guarantees, indicate au imnyliate future r!II Of
events Of tho mos, momcutcu, interest. Ccs,r,I-
NpU,r, Terrorism, snd Robbery, will not submit
~ dciLronracut vithouta struggle. The con.
tst therefore, hac but Just begun and for the
gear TO come, tA.aaton Of Cougrcs.ps Cabine.s.
AMI Legislatures, will bc regarded with scarcely
lees interest tRan the movements Of opposing ar
mics in TIE field. The ohjec; Of the war will be
made again rbatit was before Abolition mnat
cisn pcrvcrtali simply 70 crush the rebellion
sud restore the Fcteral authority. There will
also at the same time be in progress tho Great
BATTLE OF the People with the miuious Of Dospot-
iam, ana in this battle the Press, no longer shack.
led, no longer threatened with Abolition moht
md lrowning bas,I.aa, viii tuke c ready ami con
-picuous part.
is one Of the hest results Of tho recent cleo
uors that their positive ro5skc Of tho gross and
manifest abuse Of power 10y to Administration,
has given tho people tie privilege Of li-ht an
free discussion -pgiyilcgts that will net again he
tamcy yielded. These caangci circum.tanr.s
will bring the acts OF even tho Highest in the
Government to the tribunal OF public opinion,
azd the Press will again become the medium Of
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-12-31

I r NhFE rr .rigr of The Orrhuus Court OF
< Lancaster and Cloarheid counties, pa.,thCrc
N.'' br exposed o. public sale at the COURT
HOUSE ~ CLEAHFIELD, Pa, on
Tuesday the 18th Of January, 1853,
oII of tie following described Real Estate. situute
.n Jordan township. C.caried county. Pa, late
The property Of Isaac Puscy, deceased:
certain tract ur piece Of land, chilled .R:. :.L
Grove surveyed ou warrant to Jonn Duuwoady.
beginning atu post corucr of the WIN. Hunter
survey and This tugt, thence south 30 degrees east
J"' prr.ues to post, u gnce south 81 degrees west
20 and five tenth percLcs to tr0ct liun thence 10y
lurpart ~, north 80 degrees west E:.S rsrcLas tp
pest ON tract line, thence by tract line north 50
degrees ya.ttJ5 and ive-tcnth pcrchcs 20 roslurd
beginning. containing 100 acres and ie' pcrches
The 'aid tract being part of Purpart { as dcs
crh@d and allotted IN tie partition Of the Pu-cv
LANDS os made ln the Court Of CoumoR Pleas OF
llauU.la Cuoufy
TLs..r VI land {. heavily umberci with tnc
growth af }iI ,e Pine yimber-quitc quau-
uty Of ~narS, and ,aa whole being wlln two
miles ni '.rlr."., CIoua is desirable Ir..0Itr
Ter L'-- -mE Operations. 4l-Ibo title is i'm
IEtNS.-oro r.ta cash at striking down The
property; one .fDa uf confirmation uI IHp ,.!r.
HHu iar nalHH"" m t.I.uegH.u .nuuuI payments.
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4 ). PATTERSON, Attorney a. Law, Coz
IA. wens sillc, Pa viii attend 70 all busine.
entrusted tg bic care. Ofloo orposito the New
Meihcul-t Church. Feb, 8, o..
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THOMAS :. MCCULLOUGH,

NIIUTNtN uL Inv.
Office adjoining the Bank, formerly occupied By
J. b. McTnally, Esq, Market street. Clearfold
Pa. win attend promptly to Co lecnoDs, Sale
Of Lands, &c. Dee. ", '62.
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CHphams' Court Sale

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-The undersigned
~ Auditor appointed by the Orphans Court Of
Clearisld County to distribute the balance in tho
hands o.the Administrator Of Richard Curry de.
ceased, will attend to the duties of his appoint
ment, and hear all parties interested at his Office
in Clos,dcld Borough on Friday tho End day Of
January, A, .. 1863, at O'Clock, z, NJ.
!. B, MGENALLY, Auditor.
Dec 10, lS62.-3t.
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Ths Best work for Canva'sing hgcnts
liARrERS PICTORIAL HISTORY
ur
THE GREAT ri BELllON
lI
THE UNITED STATES
/ Canyn5sing hgcnt5.

MEssRS IAnrlr g rr1Hr, h.u o.u
INh mfnted tie i.sur iu Nrwl.r. o.. I .."r. ~.
History ut the Great Rebellion n ,hv ,'-
ted slitcs. The voik lnt been iur many u.uf.s
iu course Of preparation, ny writer every way
qualified for the taxi
The lyIu0ur,rjo corlsiug ci.nr yrl ,...
oirpt account of th. formation of DO. Calri.u.
oy &C thg Sttos the formation nri adr'u.u "A.
lhn Constitution of the Unitod Snio. nai tue .s-
mbN.hmcnl u' abe >a'i.no' Go, ,crnm.ut; oh. Or.
igiu, dOclCImort sad progress Of the i.rriur
of Notification and Secession, and the yo.i.u.
phases which they pssumcd until their lunI cu.-
luiuation IN the Grcpt Rcjslipu.
The lIISToEY comprises full account, jrnvu
tr,n the most authentic s,uIros. Of all the Events
of the War the iuuirucs of tho Southern leaders
ut home nud abroad Dhc grudug, detection Dtnuo
section the great Uprising Of tho People for the
maintenance Of National Lia, and EAis,g..r. NO
rapid creation Of am imweusc Army ana Navy .
and the ruttlcs by lnnd and sen.
Tho ILLUsTRATIoNs comprise Portraits Of all
those who have borne prominent wG, m the
struggle; Mays of the different localities Plan
of the leading actions Views ol every scrB. uf
interest, md Ottho most Important ENH.... Hh...
llbstrati,ns are mostly from d.,~ .as u... .r
She sIo, by "ut-js dcFwcd for that nr.... 90 .e.
company o,cry diyiHoa 0f our Army N.| Navy.
Every facility ut the command OF i.N.....,.
hns been emp oyud i'm the rr.lnra...u ...H rNu.r-
tisa OF this work and they coG'u.rN. baU.H.
that it viii form the most trustworthy u.a '''un.
bic history vhirh cnu be prepared OF the trca.
struggle ior the American Onion.
Mode and Terms Of Pu ubHcaJioQ.
Tho work will be !. sued in Numbers, each con.
sisting Of Twenty lOug Pages O.. tha s., Of "i.n'
pcrs Bcet'y,' printed from c,aar type, upoa 0t.
paper, and will probably be completed m ooou,
IFt.I am q. mn tIt..rs
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A JOUR CABINET MAKER WANTED
"A The undersigned viii give constant employ
meht to good workman ~ liberal wsp.s. Ad-
drets Clear6eld, Pa. JOHN 6ULlCH.
Nor 10, 1864 -
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For 1868.

COUNTING-HOUSE ALMANAC
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XXXNlITH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.

SENATE. WAsHIHGroN March ,, 1862
81 Tie NICE-PRESIDENT presented petitions from
citizens % Wisconsin in favor Of lrkFupt law.
MI. SUMNER rep, Mass.l presented "a petition
from merchants OF New-iOIk asking for measures
for the transmission Of the mails 70 panar0a.
Mr. SHERMAN rep, Ohio, from the Committee
on Naval Allairs reported bill regulating tic pay
OF the Navy Department lie said the bill would
not be called mp until after Congress bad acted on
the bin regulating the lay Of Congress. He thought
that the hill Should be passed but that Congress
ought fret TO sho. come willingness 10 alter their
own pay.
Mr.. DAVIS I'm, KY introduced ill., granting
paw pensions aud bounty TO tho volunteers aud home
guards of kenincky.
Mr. SUMNER introduced bill to provide for
auyiDg the mails Of tho United States 10 foreign
ports.
Mr.. LATHAM Dem, Call, sal that for the last
cw months Communication 10 HE Pdcihc tOahi has
almost been entirely interrupted. In consequence
If tie Unprecedented floods the oyer Nd nail oould
Iot rul. Commerce was much injured in cOUse-
lneace. ID. line oi ships plying t;om New-York
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENArE...ALp.Yy; March ;, 1862.

BILLS PASSED.
To provide for the distribution OF soldiers allot-
ments.
TO appropriate the proceeds of TIE State tax to
the support of schools.
Mr.. CONNOLLY moved that the New-York Madi-
sou avenue bill be moved forward to be reported
complete.
Motion lost.
Mr.. ANGEL introduced bill TO amend the rail-
road losn IL provides that when railroad franchises
are made to grantees, and two-third, OF TIE nu1oef
d,ire 10 form AN association under the general law,
aud one or more OF the grantees refuse, commissions
ere may be appointed to appTaisc The value OF the
franchise owned by the grantees 70 refusing and the
payment to them of such appraised value vests their
inter, 81 iu the ASSOCIATION.
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often convulsed the world, repeating itself IN onr
bistory, To those who haze melted this rene,iioh
all tho rouslties Of tier great crime should DC
awarded. To the people deceived aud misieu, upon
return TO allegiance, l won!d give assurance OF
amnesty and protection, and all the privileges OF
free ipstituiione free schools and homesieads even
banded uslice equality Of political rights, PRIVILEGES
that ennohls and elevate the masses into The dignity
of sovereign people, and givel 10 a pop,n,,
lar Government secure support ~ woulu
be- q libel npon human nstnre to euppose
that the great body Of tho people OF the SCUM eter
with aacrity into the purposes Of the slavehoidrrs
TO attempt 10 overthrow this popular Government.
I wonId, therefore, Discriminate IN IaVor Vi .ue
people and would seek to establish IN the save
States a commonal,y with privileges and immuni'i .
which make people truly sovereign in tho place
of an odous arstocraey, who are 10 longer entiied
to tue protection of our Government. LUIS q
or at and glorious work, and in this contest tbe
people Of England, from whom we are desceiue"'
are with us, though the Government may hot o1 &c;
The people are determined that tbis contest sud AL
succeed, and that free government shai NC
preseryed. This determination is IN harmony
with the aspirations OF all ages, and win mat
ruth and Justice whose reign u eternal
MIR. DIXON rep, Conn., offered q joint feSolu'
lion authorizing the Secretary OF the navy 70 nhke
equitable settlement with those who are unaef
penalty for falling to construct machinery W 'he
day liked in the contract.
Referred 70 the Naval Committee.
On motion of Mr.. GRIMES rep, Iowa. the bill
TO proyide for the codiication and revision OF the
LAWS in the District of Columbia, was taken up and
passed. ,.. 3 aou
The bin to define the pay and emoluments OK GER,
iain officers OF the army was taken up and several
nuimportant amendments adopted. Ga the. amend
neut relative chaplains for hospitals discussioa
ensned. -
Mr.. WILSON MOI said there were bnt a few
hospital ehaplains, and army chapla'ns were limited
one to each regiment. lie did not believe we had
over 100000 in the field though tie paymais,edf
reporte 74O regiments. Regiments were authorized
IN q very loose manner. Even q clerk in tho war
Department, who now occlpes a foreign position,
", 9 authorized 10 raise regiments.
Mr. NEsMITH I'm, Oregon thoreht we had
better reduce the number Of chapains as financial
resource. We We're paying for thaP!ains now
81 05i 800.
afier further discussion the pay Of all cbaplaius
was fAcd at 81 200 per year. aad the bill postponed
ill tomorrow.
Mr.. SHERMAN rep, Ohio made report from
the Committee on Conference on the resolutions 10!
the ravment OF awards .othe Commission on Claims
in tie Western Department, which was agreed to.
Sena went INTO Executive session. Adjourned