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At A BARGAIN!

TUE undeniencd offers for sale. at very Low
i figures. . quarter section Of LsHd. beautifsl-
y situated 10 one Of The hest portion: Of Kansas,
good sssllenent surrounds il, and two State
roads pass near By it.. There j. no better upland
IN the Stale. JOHN w. DAY,
jly-3-nso Real Estate Agent.
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Order Of Publication.
s.aa s - STATE OF KAxsAs,l
County of JsfIrrsonl
In the Distriet Court Of said County.
Daniel Briner, Piainns, Il .if -, s, :.
J. B. Forbes. Sallie N. Forbes, Jesse Newell and
Joseph FitAmons, Delrndants. sa-i
Whereas II appears By tbs anldavit OF
John W. Day. Esqr., attorney for the plaintiff that
the defendants in this cause, j. B. Fofbc and Shllie
n Forbes. are non residents Of the State Of kan-
sas, and that scrs ies u summons cannot be made
said defendants il 10 therefore ordered that aid
fcfeLsias,j. h. Forbes and Sa'iie ". Forbes. be
lii,d b. Publication being made for six successive
weeks In s.The Independent" weekly newspaper
published In sxid County, Of the pendency Of this
suit, tho object OF which is 70 obtain conveyance
~ decree Of said Couft, from said defendaEis. for
the following described real estate to-wis: The
soath half o. The southeast quarter Of Section
Der thiTty. in Township number nine, Of Range
namber nineteen, situatcd in the County and State
aforesaid; also for jude ment against said defend
ants for the Of this action Said defendants are
further not6ed that unless they answer demuI
The petition Of the said plaintiff herein lied
before the twenty first day Of April, lt62, snch Pc
ion and the aliega therein contained will he
taken NJ true, spd Judgment rendered accordingly.
itncss r. Z. HAvs NJ, CLERK Of said
rL.E 81 Court, with the seal thereof aGnxed
al ONCE In the village Of Oskaloosa,
this l\th DAY u February, 4. y. ma:
r. 4. HAvENS, Clerk,
BY s. c. GEPuAaT, u. C.
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FOR SALE

OR EXCHANGE for Trade. FOUF
~ houses aud number of lots. stu
ated in the town of Oskaloosa. Goot
bargains may be expected. For par
ticulsrs inquire Of
nov 2-l4tf. w. T. MOORMAN.
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OLDEST STOCK MKAalsltlia

We say % IN. bay tsess = g.
Nursery Trees saissd i this ~ 81
climate are the only oses tkm M ~
for setting ont: yog uh6 hass 80
from The Rsst know hyasapoisose. -
Oar stock CONSISTS = lblIdbs: ~ =
/ AppIe nsss frsn yesrIiuss % -. =
ing sise; Pears. PluosS 0kjssj. sSk.s
Apricot. NeesaTiss. 0npes. 1lseaAssisa
Rsspberries. 0oosebesliss, Sosauhnr.
risss Orname,tAl Tres, Hbruhn ~
Rularbs Aspeza -
tsaWe win take Grais. Suck = LA
10 exchange for rssie 9ssds. SD e,
: catalogue snd ps;es Is. 01ss 81
depot belwees 6th and Sd sesoe1s =
Kausas Avesae. inoedisssly ssrsA =
the Ceoosrcal HoOse, Atckisae. Kan-
October n..issl. essss-ls:
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- he eosusctioa IS Sure At HUDSON
- ell Trains ere directed 70 awaisths srsy q u
de H. q Ss. 10. Tfaiss, and the delay end dsn'
grB d Steamboat navigation are thefebysvo.dsd
Be surs 70 parchsse tiekeu BY the North Ms
other roads to exchange your tickets for the rive
Feuae, whose delay i almost inevitable q this
season Of the wear.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
aud handled carefully. -
rietes ios sale =. the Office Of ths H. I 81.
Jo. X. &. q St. Joseph. ssss.sl'
WI. z. WILSON, 0eosrsI Ticket Agent. 81.
touis. No.
MAJ. WA. NORM. Agent At g. Joseph.
Auyss, 2Sth, 1869, 6.u
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THE shortest and Quichest rcn,s % ST. Loais
i Leuisvills, Lexington, Cindpnash Msn-
phis. Nashville, ard I'll Eassssss aaA Seushssu
Cities: Passenger leav- st. Joseph 1t s A, n
b ihs Hsnnihal Z 81. JsevpA Railroad and coo
neca ss Hudson with III NsrsA Nissoari. Dak.
ing the ran in 10 bours, Attending good night.
re.s in s.. Louis. and giving them The choice 81
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The New York herald., 1862-09-18
Personal Intelligence.

Major General Mcdowell, OF the United States Army
and wife Major purdy, Of General Frankn's star
X Fairbanks OF Chcago Mr.. Sandsrson OF England and
Merciuc Robinson and family, Of Philadelphia were
among the arrivals at the Breyoort House yesterday.
Among the released prisoners just arrived from Rich.
mond Is exCaptaIn Lyon Tsaacs, Of Company d, Fifth
New York cavalry
Hon. Zadock Pratt, Of Prattsvfle; Captain McGugan
Of the steamship Edinburg and 7. Brisnoli, From New
port, stopping ut the Everett House
Colonel Mix aud MAJOR Simors, of the Third regiment
New York cavalry; Amasa J. Parker, of Albany; J..
Price of Chicago F. II Long, OF Kentucky Judge Pear.
son, OF Hamburg Pa, and %. Bullock, Of St. Louis are
stopping at tile ST. Nicholas Hotel
C. Greene. OF 0swego JAMES Hall, Jr., OF Detroit J.
Bissecks, Of Tennessee r. Knowland, OF Pennsylvnna
A. Hll OF Concord and g. r. Banchard OF ST. Louis are
stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel
The following among tho arrivals at the Astor
House yesterday :Tcn. w. b. = Moore OF Maine; Colo
mel San ford, Of Providence; Colonel q. u. Folsom, Of
Wash ngon Tharow Weed and Colonel Parsons, OF Alba
nv; W Banks CAPTAIN Spear and g. j. Fisk of Boston II
Bancroft and j. s Abbott OF Ohio; Colonel Copeland o
Montreal c. ". Waters and wife, OF Baltimoro j. Jayoox
sf Syracuse aud j. b Walker and wife, cf Michigan,
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IMPORTANT FaSM BERMUDA.
Our BERN uda CorrsspsS S,,dencc.


BERMupA, Sept. 0, 1862
Five An0Fo C6nfdera Steamers IN PoytRfch Prizes for
United Saes Csuisers-Afriua Of ~ French Eineof.
Baale Ship Anason-Seuen Ssamcys on their Way
fron, England, ac., dc.
Absence from these Islands must be my apology my
silence during the last three months.
There five Anglo Confederate steamers lying
the harbor OF st. George, viz;-The Phebe Gladiator,
Harriet Pnkney, Mimic and Merrimack. The three
former have been lying here time, apparently at
loss where 10 proceed how TO act The Mimic ar
rived on the I'd inst from Charleston, in i've days with
cotton hor way Liverpool entirely out OF coal Had
been compelled to part Of her bulwarks TO keep
her fires and had taken her manmast for like pur-
pose.
The Merrimac arrived yesterday and heavily laden.
She s sido wheel steamer, and said 10 be very
fast There also four vessels laden with coal
discharging to the agent Of these steamers.
Tho United States ship Ino, from Boston, anchored In
Fivsfathom Hole the Goth ult and, after communcat
ing with the Consul proceeded her cruise tho nex
day. The Mimic would have proved valuable prize TO
this cruizsr had shs remained day or two longer.
French brig Conception, Domouios, from Maracal-
be- bound to Marseies, arrived ct Hamilton the 2sh
ult, with lcss of spaxs Co., 10 hurricane the 18th
ult., In latitude 81 81, longitude 90 O6.
Bark Nugget, Brownlow, Of st. John, N. B.. from New
York for Aspnwa with coal put In q the west end q
these islands the 1st inst lsaky and will discharge
part Of her cargo to effect repairs.
The French line OF Amazon anchored OF the
dockyard tho 3Oth ult in want Of coal, from Vera
Cruz bound homo Has had the whole Of her down
with fever, and Is now In quarantine.
Seven steamers said TO be their way from Eng
land TO this port, with goods for Southern ports.
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FINE ARrs-The gallant defence Of Harpcr's Ferry By
the late lamented Colonel Dixon Miles invests with
vivid interest the photographs recently taken there by
Mr. Brady and now being published among his "Incidens
OF the War; The frsl and usoet important Of these
view of the ferry itself embracing long sweep Of tho
river with the railroad aud pontoon bridges the ruins
Of tho old government armory, and osher prominent
features Of the locality There Is not blur In the ensre
impression the whole being distinctly brought out BY
the camera if it steel engraving Artisticaly
nothing can be effective than the point OF view
selected and the general tone Of the picture We have
vsw Of Bolivar Heights, with the encampment OF
the Twenty second regiment New York State National
Guard The here entirely PASTORAL and without
any Of those striking and gaudy picturesque features that
distinguish the other photographs; but, nevertheless,
equally to be admired for its coarness and wide
range Of landscape. Then we have full length
portrait Of the gallant old soldier Colonel Miles, whose
will forever identified with the scene Of his
exploits He is taken standing on the steps Of the
entrance Of the old armory, his LEFT hand leaning on his
sword and his features half in shadow. The likeness is
chsracteriscaly faithful and, as historic msmorais
all three pictures possess value that the country will
know how to appresiate.
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(.ftv PnlftiCa.

THE REPUBLICAN, PRIMARIEs-REMovAL OF KNAPP
AND TApPAN-- GREAT BUZZ AMONG THE POLITI-
CLANS.
Tho annual contest for the spoi!s among the politicians
has been fairly nauguraed in this city aud all the par
ties in the highest excitement concerning the result
Tho Democratic state Convention have already met
laid their pansa full report Of which already
given in this paper On Tuesday evening the primary
republican elections took place this city, and very
little time they had Of It, In the good old days Of
Tammany muscular influence was almost exclusively
monopolzed by the unterred but the republicans
seem to lay claim to this potent agency which s regu
citcmcnt among the republicans was most intense
Tuesday evening" owing to the trial Of strength between
the radical and conservative wings OF the party Fights
occurred in several Of the election Districts but the
whole, the conservatives, led by the Morgan in
luence, seem to have won the asccndancy. The
result OF the primaries furnished nexhaustbe thome
Of conversation yesterday in political circles The
cessful wing are jubant, while tho disappointed are
swearing big oaths that they have been cheated
their election and win bring their grievances before the
state Convention There promises TO be q lively time
when this amable body get together.
The removal Of Street Commissioner Knapp and Mr.
Tappan of the Crosn Board by the Board Of Aldermen
Tuesday AFTERNOON created quite sensation through
tho city and much talked Of by the politicians The
thing was not altogether unexpected, as IL well
dermsn repugnant the eccted ocehodcrs. The step
said to have some connection with the Comptrolershp
the succession to which is coveted by than
greedy aspirans. The Aldermen are determined to mo-
nopolize all the power they to help their favore
man, whoever that individual may be. Mr.. Knapp
will continue In oifce until a successor Is appointed
THE ANTI-PROHrBrrIoNIsTs.
The Liquor Dealers Society out with call for
convention TO meet the both instant at the Voorhees,
Hotel Syracuse. The object Of this convention
into consideration "the adoption OF measures will
tend 70 sustain tho rights and privileges of trade agricu
ure, labor the common carrier and auxiliary interests
which threatened TO be destroyed by
and irrational snactments got up under the influence Of
mistaken zeal and supported by demagogusism.'
THE UNION CONSTITUTIONAL PARTY.
The Union State Constitutional Committee last
ming, at Wrghts Hotel, Of Eighth street and
Broadway. The Conference Committee created by the
Troy Constitutional State Convention instructed
assemble the State Committee, in the coqueting
with the Democratic committee not satisfactory
From tie character OF the assembly last night s there
fore 10 be inferred that tho Union constitutional party
have found little comfort from the democrats move
men to coalese with the republicans naturally follows
ana the republicans had sort Of conference with the
Union party last night. The deliberations held
with closed doors and the result did not transpire.
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Another Account.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. Is, 1862.
There ull in the notes Of dreadful preparation but
it is the lul-the quiet Of the night before the battle
The marching and countermarchng is ended, and the
hosts arc being marshaed for the coming fray In front
Of this city the enemy is quiet but further in the ine
rior we know that dreadful conflict is at hand.
TIE CLOSE PROXIMITY THE coNrENDNG FoRcHs
/ have met an officer from Bowling Green, and from
him have obtained information Of the situation and
events which have ranspred since left there the
10th, hoping TO return Immediately. He states an i'm
have been and are, together. You will remember that
my letters from different points between Bowling Green
and Nashville detailed the Of General Bues
army in two columns norhward, with Bowling Green
the destination Of and Glasgow that Of the other
learn that Bragg has moved so far westward as to
force the column led by Woods division in the advance
leave It's route and strike for Bowling Green In the
meantime Bragg has moved to Glasgow and the 1h
took possession OF that point, General Polk be-
ing in advance with ten thousand Bragg was sup
posed be close the with the corIs Of Hardee
REBEL CAVALRY RAIDS.
rebel cavalry force, hanging on the rear OF our
troops entered Franklin the 11th and destroyed
OF the railroad track north Of the town. thus preventing
the trains from going through.
There report prevalent here last night that this
party had cut of Bueis supplies and that battle had
It.. Tho massng of both armies about completed, and
the struggle must come.
There are eight thousand rebel troops at Lebanon.
TIM SITUATION.
With Buell. massed at Bowling Green, Bragg will not
venture TO move further north. Whether he will draw
or Smith from Cincinnati not remlns to be At
present. think junction Of the two out Of the qucs
ton
The New York herald., 1862-09-18
The Sixth Regiment or the Corcoran
Legion.

BY order issued from tho Adjutant Generals Office
in Albany, the command OF the Sixth regiment Of Gen.
Corcorsns Irish Legion Is given TO Col Thomas NJ Red
The regiment to be raised the first Senatorial
districts Of this state. meeting Of those friendly
the object has been held in the Second Regimenta Armo
ry, Colonel Reid presiding. Al the conclusion OF the
meeting committee appointed to collect funds for
the benefit OF the orgauizatcn and hand the in to
Adjuant Rea, who has been appointed Treasurer. list
Of the OF those composing the committee will be
found in our advertising columns.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18
NEWS FROM CUMBERLAND GAP.

Tho Right Sort OF Letter from General
George w. Morgan.
CUMBERLAND GAP, Sept. 7, 1862
To THE EDITORS OF KENTUCKY, INDIANA MICHIGAN, WIS
OHIO
GENrLEMEs-Pease say to the relatives and friends Of
the soldiers Of this command that have good health
and good spirits and that condition every respect
better than that OF the enemy who surround Let
friends do their duty to country, and will try
and take care Of ourselves. Very respectfully,
GEORGE W. MORGAN.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18
Personal Movements.

CLIFTON HousK, G. W., sept II, 1862.
Lord Monek Governor General Of Csnada, and Lord
Mugrave Governor Of Nova Scotia and several members
Of tho Canadian Cabinet and other distinguished
from the Lower Provinces, arrived here today They
all expect 10 attend the provincial fair 10 be held at To-
ronto next week.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

HAIkkIsHt oVVt InOz.
The reports throughout the West that the penns
Central Railroad obstruccd by transportation of troops
and government supplies that 1t has been in danger VI
invasion entirely without Foundation. The road is
entirely unobsructed aud doing it's usual heavy trans.
poraton without detention hndrancs and prepared
for any Of trade that may be thrown upon
ther east bound west bound.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

wALLAcK's THxArRE-The fall and winter season opens
at this elegant establishment this evening with Knowles
highly esteemed comedy Of Thc Love Chase Ths cast
embraces all the favorte artists Of last season with the
addition Of Mr.. Mark smith Mr.. John Gilbert Of the
best representatives Of old men stage, has also
been added to the company that the loss Of Mr. Blake
Is fully supplied. During the summer all tho
pictorial talent Of the establishment has been employed
on a new act DROP which Is claimed TO be q groat
artistcal aud not 10 be eqialed by anything
has been hitherto attempted IN that way. Of the
novelties in preparation not yet permitted
speak Like military movements, they come within
Mr. Stantons definition OF Hconrabandr intelligence
The New York herald., 1862-09-18
Arrival OF tho Arabia at 10 ston.

bVsNVIIi eNFNs IT I'UA
The steamship Arabia from Halifax, arrived hero at
three O'Clock this afternoon The mails aud the
papor bag for tho press will be forwarded BY the train
which leaves here for Now York at hafpast eight c ok
this evening and which is due in that city al an carly
b6ur 70 morrow Thursday norniHa.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

lRviSo HALL-The restoration OF this building will be
nauyurated this evening, by grand vocal and nstru-
mental concert, under the direction Of Mr. Theodore
Thomas. We have already given description Of the
alterations and Embellishments, which render the hall
the handsomes and best adapted for musical pur.
poses the country The artists who will appear on this
occasion Madame DAngr, Mr.. Thomas, Mr. William
Mason Sgnor Abea, and Mr.. A. T. Toumin, the harpist
together with the Teutona Choral Society under the di
rection OF Mr. J. Moscnthal. The programme includes
Emanuel Lach's symphony in major (drst performance
in this country Auber's Grand Inauguration March
(overture) written for the great London Exhibition o.
Ise2 and the music OF the tragedy Of Struensee Its
second performance in America. We cannot imagine q
richer treat for the musical amateur than hore offered
The New York herald., 1862-09-18
Doctor Hunters discovery Gu

Bntchelpr's Hair Dyc--the Best I'm the
world ;instap harmless and reliable Sold by drug
lists and psffumets everywhere Factory 81 Barclay street
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

Rupture.-Trusses OF every variety,
from 81 aud upwards, at MARSH BROTHERS, corner Of
Broadway and Ann street
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

Prof. l.. Miller's Hair Dye-5Oc. Black
No. 55 Dey street
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

HiI's Hair Dye, SO Cents.-Black or
Brownbesi In USE Depot No. Barclay street, and sold
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

Female supporters, silk Elastic Belts,
of most approved make BY MARSH BROIHEkS, corner
Broadway aud Ann street Lady In attendance.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18
TOO LATE FOR CLAssIFIoArIos.

yNANTED IMMEDIATELY--A GOOD BUTTER CAkk
w anil oyster pie baker, e 70 Bowery, CAL beSweenA
and O'Clock l.. H., to-day,
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

OF Youth Liquid Pearl has equal for preserving and
beautifyng complexion skin Ladies' after using
this delightful article, will have other Sold by all drug
gists and al $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

Gouraud'a Poudrc Subtitle Uproots Hair
from low forcheads, &c. Warranted. ass Broadway;
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

Trusses, Clutches, Supporters, So, at
ROWE n CO.'S, 29s Eighth avenue.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

Prizes Cashed I'm All LeEaIixed Lotte.
street. room No l, New York.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

Cristatoro's Hair Dye, Preservative and
Wig depo, wholesale and RETAIL No. Astor House. The
Dye Is applied by experienced artists.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18
New Jersey Congregational Nomination

NEWARK, n J., Sept. II, 1S62
Hon Nehemiah Perry was unanimously nominated for
Congress the Fifth district by the Democratic Convcn
ton held here to-day.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

Royal Havana Ottery.-Prixes q ashsa
and Information furnished Highest priee paii for
doubloous TAYLOR CO., Bankers, 10 Wall street
The New York herald., 1862-09-18
Pennsylvania Democratic Congregational
Nomination.

WESTMINSTER, "a, sept. IL, 1867.
The Chester county Democratic Convention nominated
General George Mccall for Congress to day by accla
nation.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

Prizes Cashed I'm all LeC1lized Loetcr-
les orders dlled w. HOWARD, 81 Prince st., cor. Yway
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

w. A. Bachelors Celebrated Establ II SIN.
ment for wigs Toupces Hair Dye, and Hair Dycng and
Moidavla Cream for beautfyng the hair 10 Bond street