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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-04
Local Matters.

DRowSED.--Two sOldiers, one belonging to
Company G, s5!h Ohio, and the other to colone
Carrington's regiment, were drowned In th,
river, near the city, on Wednesday afternoon
The one Of the 18th U. s. A., WAS Charles
Haynes, Of Zanesville.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-04

D Michael Maddox was arrested yesterday
near GeOrgesville for stealing ahorse Of Henry
Eurich's, on Broad street, on Wednesday after.
noon Maddox had hearing before Justice
Miller yesterday, and in default of bail, was
committed to prison, to await actien on his case
in tho Common Pleas.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-04
Judge Carter for me Supreme Judge.

We are requested to say that the friends Of
Judge A. G. W. CARTER will present bis name
to the Convention to-day, for nomination for
Supreme Judge. He was for ten yesrs one Of
The Common Pleas Judges Of Hamilton county.
and discharged the duties Of the position in an
(. able and acceptable manner. He stands high
asa lawyer and q juriss. 1850
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-04

ur Il Il reported thas Captain LIIley, Of thI'
c|ly, q the tsih Ohio, has been captured BY the
ssbels, nsar Msmphls, While On bic way y Join
hIs sssimsnt IssaF &
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-04

TIE BATTLE OF PrTTsBURo LANDING. -Thomp
son, at the PostOfice, has for sale dime book
giving connected history of the battle Of shi'
lob, and also of the siegs of Corinth. AT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-04

P Rev. A S. Grover has been appointed
Chaplain to the Penitentlafy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-04

T Thirty-uix prisoners of war we're yester-
day taken from Camp Chase to Johnson's
Island.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-04

P Ex-Governor Dennison left the city yes
terday for Washington. snis
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-04
Henry Koe1n1ez.,

: Qate Of Phaion's DsAbilshment, n. Y,D z "a
nRORHIETOR OF THE NEW YORK
II Raahionabls Shaving, Hair Cutting, bhampooning
Curling and Dressing Saloon, -
No. 79k South HiGh St., under Bart
lit Sc Smiths Banking House,
where satisiscaen viii be given In all the various
Ladies and Childpns Halr Dressing done In tho bssI
tyle. ~ tf9f'sM asnl'pIFf9
Sspl3dly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-04

The proprietors Of the OHIO sTArEaMAr will
issue Campaign Paper during the approaching
State Canvas, to be called g
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-01-25
Information Var ed

OF George p. Phelps. who left my
place fear miles Southeast OF U, kaloosa
Kansas, on the I7th day Of December,
1861. He is thirteen years old. about
the medium size of boys at that age ;
light complexion. dark eyes and brown
or auburn hair. When he left he had
bclted around him kind of hunting
shirt. made Of brown merino. wore a
iiat-lop velvet cap, and corded cassi-
mere pants, somewhat worn. The last
certain information I had Of him he
was at Leavenworth, from whici, place
he said he was going TO some friends
in Don,phan County. lie has no, since
been seen there by his friends. Any
Information concerning his where
abou,s will be gratefully received by
his father. Letters should be address,
cd TO A. D. PHELPS,
Oskaloosa. Jefferson County. Kansas.
January 25th, 1862.
Papers throughout the State and
Counties in Missouri please
copy:
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Confirmation of the Union Victory in
kentucky!

CHICAGO. Jan. 81.
The particulars of the Union victory
at Somerset, Kentucky. are as follows.
as far as can be ascertained +:
Gen. Thomas for some weeks has
been in Southeastern Kentucky with
his division composed OF about 1900
men. OF this force Gen. Schoeptf's :
brigade was 30 miles from Thoma's 5
headquarters Col Manson's brigade
was twenty miles distant. bu, learning
from messenger ll,a, Zoilic"ifer con
templaied an attack, Manson marched
all the distance on Saturday night
through the rain and sleet and arrived
at Thomas headquarters three hours
before the battle commenced. His
men. though tired and hungry plunged
into battle and fought like ,igers. Gen
elal SchoerA's brigade did not arrive
until after the enemy had fled.
Among tie regiments mos. actively
engaged in the ti.h. were the 9Th and
l0h ladiana. 9th Ohio, Cd Minnesota,
i;h aud 10th Kentucky and 18th Reg
ulars.
The battle ragged with great fury for
nearly ihrcc hours. when ZoIlico!fer and
Pey,on, being killed. and our artillery
pouring such volli,-s OF death into their
ranks, the enemy fed in great confusion.
Before their generals Tell the enemy
fought desperately, as the number OF
killed in our ranks will testify.
Gen. Thomas continued the pursuit
unit! dark the rebels flying before them
in the widest confusion. following them
close up 10 their enlrencLments on the
north bank OF the river. In front of
these they laid all night expecting to
storm them in the morning. bat with
the all OF boats and bsrses the enemy
managed To get across the river before
daylight. They left behind them all
their artillery. .ammunilion. horses. tents.
80 wagon loads OF qnar,crmaster. com
missary aud medical stores. which fell
iaio cur hands. Our troops had pos
session Of their entertainments early
Monday morning. Alter reaching the
opposite side of the river the rebels
dispersed in all directions.
So far as ascertaincd. the rebels lost
$50 killed aud wounded. Our loss
VAS l5). All the dead and wounded
rebels were left on the field. The rebel
force was about 10000.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-01-25

D1ED.-On Friday. January cath.
1862, at his residence in OskalOosa, Ol
Typhus Fever. WILLIAM L. HART, late
Of Humboldt, Kansas. aged 25 years.
6 months, and 8 days.
Mr.. Hart was young man OF tine
education and excellent character. who
had recently taken up his residence
here. He had commenced teaching
the largest school ever organized in this
place. which he had just got i'll the full
tide OF successful operation. when he
nas taken suddenly and severely i'll
A young wife and infant child are thus
bereft OF husband and father. and
numerous friends feel deeply the loss
Of good CITIZEN.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-01-25
WORK OXEN WANTED!

Or good horses in exchange for the
West ! Of the North East / OF Sec. Is
Town . Of Range l2. containing 81
acres. This land is 8 miles NorIh ol
the fiourisl'ing viilage Of America: in
Nemel'a county. Kansas. o. this
Land is about 35 acres Of timber. and
plenty Of good stock wafer. Price 81
per acre.
have 100 acres Of good lanl miles
North East Of Oskaioosa. Kansas, which
! will sell on the followin. terms: One
'h'rde IN Cash. or in part cash and part
stock at cash price. paid down when
the contract is made; the balance in
three annual pay men s. each bearing
interest Al the rate Of 10 per cent per
annum. On this tract oi Land is n
large and convenient farm house. n
good cellar. first rate well, convenient
to the door, 50 acres under fence. and
50 acres IN state Of good cultivation.
Persons desiring to purchase can find
me on my farm. 3 miles North Eas. of
Oskaloosa. Jefferson county. Kansas.
Jan. Ia 1869. r. FULLER. !
Jan. l8-22 Il. g. ls - sss~a
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a New Military Department.
WASHINGTON. Ian 81

WASHINGTON. Jan. 9I.
According TO General Order No. 3,
issued from The Adj"tan, GeueraI's 5
Office. new Military Department. 10
be known as the Department of Key
West, is constituted. with Key West,
the Tortugas. aud the mainland, on the
West coast. AS far as Apalachicola and
Cape Carnaveral. on The East coast.
Big. Gen. J. II. Braman, Of U. S.
Volunteers. is assigned TO command.
Ii is also ordered that officers detail
ed Tor the volunteer recruiting service
under general orders No. los. OF 1861
are to recruit for their own regiments,
respectively. and no: for the general
volunteer service. q
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7 'CAIRo, Jan. 1880 NJ.

CAtRo, Jan. ZI-S:3O r. NJ.
+ Three rebol gunboats from Columbus
came up into Lucas Bend in sight Of
our gunboats as Mayiield Creek JUS,
before dark tins evening. One Of them
moved across the river so as to get a
fuil view Of the moutl, Of the creek
The Essex and ST. Louis immediately
started in pursuit. but the rebel boats
retreated with such haste as TO render
f" impossible to overtake them.
The gunbOats are still in want Of
nearly one thousand men.
To-day it has been for the first time
proposed TO transfer the Mechanic Fusi!.
eer regiment at Chicago from the army
to the navy and place them on the Mis-
sissIppi gunboals. In this way they
wall receive the pay they expected to
get when rnlistiny and ALSO b. in a
more desirable branch Of the service.
Gen. Grant. il is understood. has writ.
ten 10 Gen. Hallesk on the subject.
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THE INDEPENDENT osKAoosA KANSAS SATURDAY, JANUARY

our Irish soldiers will rush to Ireland
tc Join their brethren at homein wag-
ing a war against England for freedom.
Australia is in much the same condi-
ton of Ireland. Thousands there are
already in open rebellion. and live by
preying upon the ruling classes. A
rebellion will break out there also.
which will hardly be put down. Near
iy one half the peopls Of Canada are
ripe for revolt. aud will probably seize
this opportunity to strike for liberty.
Thus will the British government soon
have its hands as full to put down re-
beIlion as ours are now. and she vii!
hardly be able to put forth her power
heavily against us. We can strengthen
her rebels as eifecsually as she can
ours.
But. again. the moment England
declares war against US. our govern
ment tyiU eonfscdse nine hundred MT
lions of dollars Of British property in
this co9airy. which will free nearly all
our railroads from indebtedness, and
ultimately prove vast source OF wealth
to US. rs we'll as largely contribute TO
defray the expenses os The war.
Besides. our government has no. ac-
cepled The propositions OF the Paris
conference ON priva.eering. IL Is true
Mr.. Seward has proposed to do so. but
france objects; aud now We hope Mr..
s. and the administration will have
The good sense 10 withdraw the propo-
silion Of acceptance at once. In our
hands The right Of privs'eer:ng in a
war with England would be worth as
much as hundred we'll armed wal
ships, or sn army Of quarter of mil
lion soldiers. We could prey upon
British commerce, which would lay al
our mercy all over the world. Our
mercantile marine exceeds that Of all
the world put together, anl our mer-
liant ships coull speedily be convert
cd iu,o armed privaiecrs. which would
weep the oceans OF tie world of al
most every British merchant vessel.
and being the switiest sailors in the
world, would avoid wal-ships viii.
their wealth, willie they coald burn
such prize vessels as could net be cs-
eaped with in safety.
By these means England would. in
one year. be almcs. reduced to bank
fupicy.
We shall! look in,o this subject furih
er next week.
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Administrative Notice.

Notice i. hereby given. that on tue
s6h day Of December. A. D. 1861.
Letters OF Administration on tue estate
Of Joseph Hicks. deceased. late OF JET
ferson County. Kansas. were issued'sn
Sarah Hicks by Hon. john W. Day.
Probate Judge OF Jefferson County. All
persons holding claims against said
estate are hereby notified to presen, The
same 10 he undersigned, Administering
as afore said. within one year from this
date. or they may be prec,uded from
the benefits Of the estate; and if such
claims are not presented within three
years. they will be forever debarred.
SARAH Hicks,
Administrative Of the Estate Of Joseph
Hicks, deceased.
January 4;h, 1863.
Jan. 4-2l-3w. Printers fee So.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-01-25
ERWT& ORNAMENTAL TREES
OLDEST STOCK IN KANSAS


We say 10 al. buy trees Of hone
Nursery. Trees raised in this soh and
climate are the only ones that win pay
for setting oat: you who have bosght
from the East know by experience.
Our stock consists - follows:
Apple trees from yearlings to bear
ing size: Pears. Plums. Cherry, Peseh,
Apricot, Necsarine. Grapes. .Blackberies.
Rsspberries. Gooseberr;es, Stssvber-
ries, Ornamental Trees. Shrubs. Roses.
Rhubarb, Asparagus. DC. II
We will take Grain. Stocksor Land.
10 exchange for Fruit Trees. Send ior
a catalogue and price list. Office and
depot between 9Th and 9th streets on
Kansas Avenue. Immediately north Of
the Commercial House, Atchison. Kan
sas.
October IL, 1861. octs6-l3f.
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Order Of Publication.
STATE or KANSAS, - ,,..lt
COUNTY OF JEFFERSON. sc'
In the D,suic, Court Of said County.
4. Carter w,ider, Plaintiff, Debt aud Att
jeremiah Ker. haw, Defendant No. POI. .s
Whereas. by the affidavit Of The plaintiff A.
Carter Viicer, flied In this cause, it appears To
the satisfaction ot the Clerk of said court that
the defendant, jeremiah ker.iia~, is a non res
ident of the State OF Kansas, aud that service
II sa"mons csnnot be made on sad defendant,
i, is therefore ordered ty said Clerk that the
defendant above named be notified by publication
Seire made Tor SIX SUCCESSIVE weeks in The tn-
dependent" IA weekly paper published in said
County Of Jeffrrson,l OF The pcndency OF this
suit. the object OF whirh Is To obtain jud9mr nj
against said def, ndsn, in favor ol said p,ain,f
orthe sum IL nine hundred aud tWeDty six doi-
srs and ten S, together wit!i interest thereon
from III. 9th day oi April. 1861, at the rate ot
tea per ccDi. per aauuin. SAID " be due aud ow
ing Ia said p'inIiit from said defendant on
certain psomissory note, made, executed ard de
lvercd by said defendant TO said plaintiff on ths
third day OF May, 1850, tor the said sum oi nine
hundred aud twenty SIX and ten one buadredIh
dollars, aud due IN nine months after date; and
further that the property Of said defendant to-
wit: The Northeast quarter OF Section one in
Township fve, cf Rsnge nineteen, in Atchisen
,cois,y. kaasas; the Southwest quarter and the
Southeast quarter Of Section 81, Township oil
Range Is in Brown county, kaasa. the South.
wr., quarter OF Section -, Town 10, Range u.
and The Southeast quarter Of SecIion9, Town 10
kans, i1,,n Jdf rson coun,y, Stat. Of nau-as, ma,
be.g attached by virtue of order Issued out
OF said court. aud that unrs- be the said dcfend-
ast answes or dcmur 20 ;hs petition II ,hc saii
plaia;i.. on or bsiore the twenty fourth of March
ls6l, such p,ti'on and the allegations there
in e"niaiici viii be taken as tTsc. aau ia. gu.snt
rendered accordingly and the pref cry si,sched
ia this cause sod To sat isfy SAID Judgement.
Witness =. +. Hay ems, Clerk ut said
.skALl Court. with the seal thereof affixed
at my office in ,bs village If Okla
l""-n, this isi day Of October, A. u.
1851.
p. T. HAyENS, Clerk.
S,inscn Iiarcns, Plriniin's Arys
JanNn2-aow Firter'sise S15,s5.
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To Consumptiye..

The Advertiser, having bean restored 10 health
IN ~ very lew weeks by very simple remedy, after
nas'ne suffered several years with severe lung
anccuvn, and that dread disease - Consmm ption -
anx~us to make known To his fellow sufferers the
copy of the prescription used Gree of charge ,
WIZ WY nifccuons 10 preparing and usiug the Salnc.
Wh.sh may w'u Ind susE CuRE for Cossu xprtos, !,
Hstus =. ns0Al W. ~, DC. The only object 0f the
advertiser in sending The Prcscrptlcu i 10 benr
.hs in.ctsd, and abroad inf0rmsl,on winch he com
ce've 70 DC Invaluable, and he hopes every sufsr
aud may prove u blessing.
rart'es wishing tho prescription Will please ad.
@scS ,.. hsv EDW AkD a. WILSON, ~
-. wwiliamsou'Y, " Kings County, New YORK.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-01-25
The Elcc ion Con esl.

The matter Of John F. Hinton con.
testing the election Of n. W. Taylor to
The Office of Sheriff OF Jefferson Coun-
". Kansas, vii! come on for hearing on
Wednesday next. January e9th. l, is
very much desired by both the con,es-
tant and the incumbent that the case
should be tried ut that time. and say.
The expense and annoyance of another
continuance. All the witnesses sub.
poenaed in this case should be present
before The Court Oh Wednesday morn
ing.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-01-25

CoNrISrED-The case of George
Marcott arrested on charge Of Grand
larceny.o be tried before Jacob Bouch-
er. j. f.. is continued anil Friday
next. January 3lst. The examination
of Byron Pitts. before NJ X. Du,,on, j.
P. or similar charge. is conlisued
until Saturday, February Is,.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-01-25
Wood Wanted.

We will take good cord wood on.
subscription TO the Independent. for
which We will allow the customary
price. We wish to lay in supply Of
wood for winter use before the wintry
weather sets in. and would like all who
wish 10 subscribe on these terms to
make it known soon.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-01-25
Order Of pub,,rns,ou.
" w. "A ISON, SUcTIu.
ian. 25-23-3w.S Sc.


STATE OF kANSAS.l
COUNTY or yEsfERsoS.
In the First District Court OF said County.
Terry Citehdeld PlaiutG,
Andw wew J. Pierce. Defendant
" hcreas b, the AFFIDAVIT Of the above named
pianh u appears that Il said defend ni Is u non
resident Of said State Of Kansas, IL Is ordc red that
said defendant, Andrew J. Pierce, be no,id.d by
publication in The independently a newspaper
published IN said county, for six successive wesAs,
:" thc pendeEcy Of this suit; the object Of which Is
10 obtain conveyance for Lot twelve m Block six
teen Ia Newciis addition to O.kuIoesa, Jefferson
County Kansas, from the said defendant. Said de-
feian' Is further notified that uns sss he answer or
dcmir u the petition Of said plaintiff herein fled
sn or before tile twenty fourth day Of March, D.
lct2, such petition and the allegations therein con-
taie'i, Will be taken trus, aud Ut render
ed accordingly.
Witness p. r. Havens, Clerk of said Cour,
L. 81 with thc seal thereof affixed at office iu
the village Of Oskaloosa, this 9TH day OF
January, ie"s: r. Il. 1AVENS, Clerk.
siinson Il Hnvens. Plfs Auys.
Jahic-23-6w Prlutsr's Eco, eI0.5o.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-01-25

GwIx'-The most barbarous act tl,a,
".ibe Lincoln's Government" has ever
perpetrated yet. was the sending Of
Gwin to Fort Lafayette. He will CON.
pletely 'bust'' every inmate Of tha, in.
siituiion at ''draw poker" in less Than
four weeks time. A person has inform.
ed US that DR.. Gwin could "draw"
Pensacola. Port Royal and Hatteras TO
an Aliens revolver. Shasta Courier
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-01-25
No.ice 10 Iresspassers. I

Any one wishing to purchase wood
on the lands recently known as the
delaware Reserve. can do so by ap-
plying toJ. +. Hinton. the Agent OF
the Leavenworth, Pawnee Il Western
K. Il Company, who is authorized 10
sell said lands and protect the timber
of the said. Company growing on their
lands. Any one hauling timber or
wood from said land. without puichas-
ing tie same. will be prosecuted ac-
cording to law.
J. F. HINTON. Agent
OF the l.. p. & w. II. Il. Co.
ian. .25-23-lf.
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The Truth illustrated.

''In my opinion this war will never
b successfully carried on SO long as an
army marches through slave States as
q boat goes through flock Of ducks.
They fy up on its approach. and nestle
down as soon as it has passed. The
boat is safe. and SO are the ducks.
When you march through State. you
must march so that traitors will feel
the horrorsof val" jim. LANE.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-01-25

BRrNa IT Is-Will some of our sub
scribers, who have made arrangements
to furnish US wood. bring in few loads
Immediately Now. while the weather
is fine and the roads good, We want to
ecure cur winter supply of fire wood.
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Nolice Of Appraisemeat.
STATE OF KANSAS. ! Set.
Cvusrr OF JEFFERSON
john Shei.eto aud William Woods,
David +. Mitchell.


David L. Mitchell.
David r. Mitchell will take motto.
thai l wili.on Tucsdry. the li.h day oil
February, 1869. between the hours ol
lO O'Clock A. II. and I2 o'clock NJ. oil
SAID day. proceed 10 levy upon and ap-
praise. the following described real
estate. to-wil: The Southeast fractional
quarter OF Section twenty three. con.
tanning twenty and seventy ishi
huadred.hs acres. aud also fifty and
eishty-ive hundredths acres oi The east
side OF the Southwest quarter OF Section
twenty. three. both oi SAID tracts being
IA Township eleven o! Range seventeen.
IN the County and State aforesaid. Said
lands will be levied ON by virtue cf an
order of sale. issued by the Clerk Of the
FIRST District Cour, sitting in said
County. in favor Of John Slrlicio aud
William Woods. aud against David i.
Mitchell.
n. w. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
jan.25-23-3w.S6.
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1We call attention to the card in
another column Of Cbas. G. Tucker
Pension and Bounty Land Agent AZ
Washington City. Those entitled to
Pensions. Bounty Land or Bounty Mon
ey. can have their Claims prepared and
forwarded 70 Mr. Tucker bycalIing on
,hn w. Day at This Office.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-01-25

ARsEsrEn.-Last week Byron Pitts
and George Marcott we're arrested on
a charge of horse stealing. The exam
marion of Pitts was continued until
Yesterday. and again until next Satur-
DIV. for wan. of material witness.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-01-25

No,ice.

James NJ. Hands:-You ara hereby
notified TO remove all buildings. fencing
rails. and other property that you may
claim on the Southeast quarter Of Sec-
tion nineteen. Township eleven. Range
seventeen, beyond the Limits Of said
tract Of land. as have real estate in
said tract. AID am entitled To the pos
session thereof. Ii The terms of this
notice are not complied with by tie lst
day of March. 1862. l will proceed 10
take possession Of the said premises.
and all things thereon.
4. J. kLEINHANS.
jan.25-e3-6w.S3.50 so. .
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Notice Of Appraisement.
STATE OF KANSAS,
County Of Jefferson.
Lo! X. PaIsy,
Edward Hiatt.

Edward Hiatt.
Edward Hiatt will take notice tha,
will. Oh Monday. The 10th day OF
February. A. d. 1859. between. tie
hours Of I o clock A. NJ and 2 o'clock
NJ. OF said day. proceed TO levy upon
and appraise the following described
real estate, to-wi,: The west half OF
the Southwest quarter Of Section six
teen. in Township eleven. Of Range
seventeen, in said County aud State
Said land ~ii be levied On by virtue oi
An order Of Sale issued by the Clerk OF
the Firs, District sitting in said County,
IN favor OF Lot K. Patty. and against
Edward Hiatt.
n. w. TAYLOR. Sheriff.
Jan. .25-23-3w S460.