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AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarsapariIla,

the most effectual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this cyer;-
where prevailing and fatal inalasiv. Ii Is com
bincd from the most active yeme,.ia:s that have
been discovered for the esrurg CATION of this foul
d'sorder front the blood. and the rescue Of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence il should he employed FOR the cure Of
not only Scrosuia. but also those other aflec-
tons which arise from it, suclfas EKrrTivg
and SKIN DISEASES, Sr. ANrHOSY's FInE,
Ross. or EKysirELas. piMpLBs, frsTrLxs.
BLoTcmEs. BLAISs aad BoILs, TuxoRs, TETrER
and SALT RuEuH. Scam Head, RiNowOkx,
RHEUaATI>N, SypMiIITIc and MkKcrniAL Dis
BASES, DRopsy, DYSPEPSIA. DEnIriTY, and.
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING YIuu SITiA-
TED OK INFuRE Broom. The popular beliCl
in "inspaiI.y cf the hood" Is founded IN truth.
for scroi;iia Is n degeneration Of ;ic blood. The
particular purpose aud vituo Of this SaTsapa-
rlla is to purify and regsnerase this vital fluid.
without which sound health is impossible u
contaminated constitutions.
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Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

u q constitutional disease, . corruption d tAs
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiased.
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation. il
pervades the whole body. and may burst ont
IN disease ON any part Of it. No organ is free
from l. attacks. nor is there one which it may
nc. destroy. The scrofulous faint is variously
caused by mercurial disease, low living. dis.
ordered or unhealthy food. impure air, filth
and filthy habits. the depressing vices. and.
above ali, By the veneresl infection. What
ever be its origin, it IS hereditary IN the coe-
stitut;on, descending " from parents to children
unto the third ana fourth generation indeed.
it seems to be tie rod Of Him who says, 81
will visit the impurities Of the fathers upun
their children"
Its effects commence BIZ deposition from the
blood Of corrupt or uiceroas matter, winch. III
the lungs, liver, and internal organs. Is termed
tabercles; in the glaIls. dwellings: and on
tine surface. eruptions or sores. This FOUL cor
ruption, which sendGrs in the blood. depresscs
the energies Of lie. that scSofal0s,s eonssisu-
tons not only suffer from scYofulous COM
plants. but they have far less power 20 with
stand the attacks &C. other diseases. eonse-
quently vast numbers pars!, by disorders
which, although not scrotulous in their naturr,
are still rendered fatal BY this faint in the
system. Most Of the consumption which de-
CLIMATES the human family has Its origin directly
in this scrofiilous contamination: and many
destructive diseases of the liver. kidneys. bsaiH.
and, indeed, Of all the organs. arise f.Om OF
are aggravated by the same ca,:sc.
One quarter Of al our people are scrofi;lous:
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
fiction, and their heal,i, il undermined by t..
To cleanse it from the system we mmst renovaic
the blood by an alternative medicine. and in
visorase it by healthy food and exercise.
Such medicine we supply in
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SHERIFF S SALE.
STATE OF KANSAS.
County Of Jefferson.
JOHN Sh.lleto ami William Woods
David r. Mitchell.

David T.. Mitchell.
By sir:ue Of an Order TO me directed
issued by the Clerk of the FIRST Dis:ric,
Curt sitting in Jefferson County and
State of Kansas. in iayor of John S.i-ll.'o
and William Wo",ls. and agains, David
r. Mitchell. l will, on TUESDAY the
18Th day Of April A D. 1869. expose
at public sale to tine highest bidder io,
cash in hand. in front Of the CourI
House door in the village of O~kaloo>a.
County and State aforesaid. all the ri.h'
title and interes, OF the said David I.
Mitchell. in the following real estate.
ro-w;t: The south cas-, fractional quar-
ter If Section twentythee 90 con
tanning 60 and 78-1O0 acres; aud also
90 and 9llOO acres off the east side
of the south west quarter Of Section
twenty three (e3). by line running
north and SOUTH. aud parallel to The
cas-, bounderv t!creof, ali in township
elevan and Range seventeen. Jefferson
County. Kansas. levied up'm rs the
properly of David T. Mitchell. and in
favor OF John Shelir'o AMI William
Woods. Said lands appraised at Soio,
SO.
n W. TAYLOR. Sheriff
marl5-29-4w.
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A XER'S
Ague Cure,
rcn the SPEEDY cuRx or


yntermitsent Fever, OF Fever and AKs~,
Agae, Periodical Headache, o. BAli00s
iiredaehe, and Bllioss Fevers, Indeed
for the wheIe class Of aiseeses eraas:: :,
Ing In hillary OeTan4elnoof, saUesa b1
the Malaria ~ Mtasmatie CONMts1es.'
We are enabled here to Offer the community .
remedy which, while it cures the above eonplsinls
with certainty. is still perfectly harmless IN any
quantity. Such q remedy is invaluable in distrists
where these affecting disorders prevail. Thp
"CrRE" expels the miasmaiie poison Of FEv.v
and AGyg from the system, and prevents the dc
yeiopneI.t Of the disease, if taken en- tie 6rst ap
proach of its prsmonitory symptoms. tits not on.s
the best remedy ever Yet discovered f1r this class
vi complaints, tut also the cheapest. The large
quantity supply tor dollar .rings il within the
reach of every body; and In bilious districts, where
FEVER AND AGus prevails, every body should
have il and il freely both fer cure and protce-
tion A greet superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered fox The speedy ard certain
cure of Insernittentx that IL T." Qr.nine
MINERAL. consequently j. products - 9ai,sm OF
oaer injurious effects Whatever cpou the -cnsti.u
ton. Those eure! by it are ret as Aeaitly as IL
they had never bad the disease.
Fever and As,e is not alone the consequence ~
re nn,ssmatie poison. A great variety of d.sH-
Gerr arise from lis irritation. Glazing S.;sh aye
.NeagcIgic. Ri.,G.at,sss, CENT. Heaaache, i3Ssd-
,.ess. T,oiharhe. Earachs, Cetrrh. Ay.sma. Fas
:rts;iGr. PesnfMi fectio3 Of ds Spleen, Hyarr.
.-s, Psia Ia tie Boaek, Code. Paralysis and is-
rarg~-rens Of tie Stomach, all of which. when
ori.inar n, in this cansc. PUT the mt yssittst
tyrs, or become periodical This "Crks." espels
the poison from the blc16. and consequently eurcs
thor, al. alike II is I'll :rvaipabic pfossction 10
in,nigrs, ard pessrrs sras Hing or temporarily
resid:Jg in The nalsrions distr II Taken occs,
siona,.y or aaiiy whI~ exposed &c .le in.se,ss..
that will Be e1rrrted from the s-sscln and .nret
aecuryate in sufficient quantity - tpes: irsn Dir.
ease. Hence it is e<er more yalna:':e fss rrr:.e-
tor than cure, and fewwil eveS ruff @.-. frstI-
rnittents If they avail thcu.ss1ses -; sLe ,er,;"r
,his remedy affords
Prepared .rpr.Jc AYElA ~. ;..=ea. ..a.s
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FIELD NOTES:
A Curren, (hrcuiclr Of Cut.roor affair

Encouraged by the S-eat success OF the oai"
CULTIVATION and TO meet more fully de''snd
far intelligence IF passing events relating 10 du
raj Affairs. we shall cinIneuee on the Let of laa-
usry, 1861, aud publish
A LARGE FIRST CLASS WEEKLY PArER
Devoted 20 the same scope II Practical Farmin
Affairs ~ b.retofare giv.n IN tie OHIO tCLriyA
-os. ard besides this gire complete MARKET Ri
PORTS. Notices Of Sales. lmportnticns. r.x'harS
Is. aud Statistics of Live Stosk. standing aud
Perto, runhres If Hmscr, Notes ~ Agricultural
societies. All manner Of Field New Adventures
in the Saddle Sh ,otine. Fishing AID Manly
S.rcr,s, with choice and liberia! LuUcn of Fam.
III Ms-ellany.
FIELD NOTES will be q large. double
eight page sheet, rabli,hed every week. jumping
alive with r,ch and iunny things whs-h se dare
no,'pu, in the OnIo CUirIraloR. A sample No.
will he ready about the middle OF December, and
.sn, fr to oh appican's who desire u subscribe
or u.e il for (. ting up clubs.
TERxs.-Siu.ie Copy two dollars year. hye
co,ics fer eight dollars; ten copier Tor fifteen c-
!ar., and . copy extra TO the g-tier up Ut evs
.lsb al ten paym. ut. No u-uil, in xdvaurc.
) D. HARRIS. Eii:r-.
C'snlHr go
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TIE TOTAL ECLIPSE of the moon was
Witnessed by number Of our citizens
On Wednesday night. Soon after the OBJ
scuration. the moon passed under a
dark cloud, from which it did not
emerge for some time. Many persons
who Witnessed this one, never before
SEEN a total eclipse. There will be a
similar one in December, which will be
visible abou. one hoar later than this
one Thn r. Hnk
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,lGhe .ignafpeuaeat.
rWe were out into J.ff.rso,

re- We, were out into Jefferson
Township asst Saturday. and we're pleas
ed to see 20 many indicate ms of pros
perity among farmers. There has been
great deal Of permanent improvement
made by the farmers of that tow ushir
since We we're last there. both in the
opening of farms and the erection o.
good and substantial buildings. The
country in that direction is admirably
adapted 10 agriculture: We were glad
10 see SO many valuable farms as there
are in the locality We visited.
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The NJ. f. Quarterly Meeting for
O,kaioosa Circuit will be held to- day
and to morrow at Center School House,
sboat l l or l9 miles north of this place.
Service will commence al g o'clock TO-
day. The service on Sunday, if the
weather is favorable. will probably be
held in Harris Grove, the old Camp
Ground.
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ADMINISTRATORS No he

ADMINISTRATORS NO lie
NOTICE is hereby given. that on the le'h day OF
N April. \. ID. 1862. Letters OF Adm nsiraiion on
the Esintc Of Ewing Moxley. deceased; were ssne''
"a pi.brri H,,,. by John W. bay, Judge Of the
probate Court Of Jefferson Co., Kansas. All per-
sons holding claims against said estate, are hercl y
notified to present them To the undersigned Admin.
STRAIT aforesaid. within one year 'ro'' 'he "'c
Of la Letters az Administration. or they may be
precludcd from any benefit OF said estate; and II
t,y are moi prcsenied within three years from the
d., of said Letters, they will b: forever dehar'cd.
"-' " RICHARD HULL.
A., r-as.~ administrator.
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The LocUsTs keep up continual
buzz and hum in the woods and brush.
They swarm the woodland by thousands,
srd even on The prairie trees or shrubs
are 10 be ionud. We have not heard
that ,hey have done any damage yet.
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SHERIFF S SHE.
STATE OF KANSAS, -.
JIFFlEsoS COUNTY.

JEFFLEsoN COUNTY.
fir-t u sric'. J.ier on County. han,as.
J.seph Henie.
Flea. or Newh,u-e ard Isa,c Newhousc.
By ' rine OF execute" 90 me directed is-
-ued ny lhr Clerk The Fiat D.stric' Court sit
ing !. ii'rsos county and Safe Of hansas. in
iavos ot Jos. p. Henderson and against Eleanor
N,whouse an. Isaac y, whose. wi Ga
FRIDAY. TIE p III DAY or JUNE, 1862.
expose >, public sale 10 the hig'iss, bidder or
c.,-h in nsad, in front ef the cour House door,
IN the " lilge f Os'<aloos1. t"u.ity md State
s.srssaii all tn riyht tide and interest OF tie
sail Lie Tor Newh use ana Is ac Newh use III
nj 10 the 'oilowsIg real esi.,e to-wi,: The uu
ia, jed hat .t .1t ten in b.scs seventeen ia New
ellis addition 10 he village 1t osk,oo.u. aid y
If the improvements aud appurtepaace> thereon
belonging all in jeiicrsoa county. Kansas. lev
led uron AS the property OF Eleanor n whcnse
and i3ac New house and 40 favor OF jo-eph
Henderson sal rel! e-'at- appraised at Sf3,
33s. n. ". TAYLOR, Sae.ih.
May 2; 80 5w
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john SANDS was arrested near thu
place by Sheriff Taylor. last Monday
on an Indictment Tor grand larceny
found by the Grand Jury. We UNDER
stand he gave bonds in the sum OF $500.
for his appearance at TIE next term Of
the District Court 10 answer the indici-
ment.
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LETTERS to any Of the members Of the
Kansas Brigade under Gen. Mitchell.
should be addressed TO columbus
Heights. KY. ria Cairo" with the
name of the company. regiment and
brigade. Persons who have friends 10
that briga de should make . note Of ihis.
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Order Of sstacLinent.

STATE OF KANSAS
CorNry ~ JtFrFRsoS.
james II. York vs. G. n. Atha.
Before VI. X button. Justice Of the Pcacc In
cs aloo.a ownship, Jefferson County. Kansas.
Or, tie 2ist day OF MAY. ls6a said Justice issued
an order Of attachment in the above action for the
sum of 3. 80 and costs u. suit Said case Is con'n
ued Until he ,1a day of gy 1859. at 9o'cluck
JAS. II. YORK, PiaiEtiG.
NJ, 3i40-sw.
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SIIEEIFF'S SALE.
State of Kansas ]
County Of Jeffe. SOM

Jesse Newell IS Eliza Ann Schuster.
BY virtue of Order of Sale TO me directed,
issued out OF the FRS. Dslri ct Court sit ng in the
aforesaid county and State. will, on " ednesday
the 90 day of July, 1862. between the hours Of
ten O'Clock A. n. and Two O'Clock ?. u. Of said day.
in front of the Co1r House door Ia tic village Of
oskaloosa, in the County and State aforesaid. ex-
pos public sale to the highest bidJe for cash in
hand, all The right title and isteres; OF Eliza Ann
Semester In and the following real estate. to-wit:
Lot ten In Block sixteen % Ses addition u the
village of OsS.ioosa in Jefferson County. Kansas,
levied ihe property OF the sid Eliza Ann
Schu-er, 10 satisfy judgment against the said Eli
Ann Schis,er and iaor oi Jesse N.we u; said
pro,eri. appraised ~ oic hundred and tweEIy six
dollars AID sixlr-sis and iwo-ihirds cents.
y. ". TAYLOR, Sheriff.
iuay?i i0-.,w.
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Editorial notices 50 cents per line: Local S
cents For auno1pci az the names Il candidates
tor Office, one dol ar and bali eac',, TO he pad
in advance. Yearly advertisers will be required
To pay quarterly. Transient advertisements mus,
DC paid in advance. Communications of per-
sonal character will be charged one dollar per
square, to be set in nonpareii. s1,
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u-'il. c,:,
"H''''"
ns ". iice' Es4- "'',''
~ i"' ~. Sasu Pet.i III fa'"H NC ~ th'
NntH .inSe ~ 80 Cvu,' ms .ei .'In M. "'i
e1""s io!in 'Ha. ,ne sau ""n m 7. oniies IL
noi: =. M, -. "' ~ y "' er,u 'hr'
ne s'iu ue,e"o'n'' "I"ifh I'll Is; NC h'''-
nsd .! ."p.e .l'"'i oe'ns uih'e y" "a hoepe.,
I'm ."'. Pocl's'e' " SAP
.o"il'y - 'e"o,ss"' 20: 'is sIcc.ssNe "eshs' %
vac r"cehcV O. ''is su'', 'ar "'jset 81 wrch L
= "','"' Ju"s'a u hcaihs '''' s''n "e'e""tn'
,''' ~ az. 81 %, 'e 'e','os aug 'hh '.'
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CARDING MACHINES Why does not
some man bring carding machine to
this place. A woolen factory here
would soon pay a handsome profit. and
would be an additional inducement TO
farmers to enter more largely into wool
growing. There is no better country
Tor sheep than.Ksnsas. aud farmers are
beginning to turn their attention to this
branch Of trade.
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I Il SALE

4 AR EXCHANGE for Trade. FOUR
~ houses and number If lots. si,u-
aied in the town of Oskalonsa. Good
bargains may be expected. For par
t:eulars inquire OF
aoy2 l4tf W. T. MOORMAN
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Notice Of Administration.

NOTICE IL hereby given. that on The Goth day az
N Nav, A. ID. leg. L.i;ers or Admn.st ration on
the cststc of John Riggie, LICENSED tte of Jeaer-
son County. Kansas. werc i-sued 10 William Crosby
by John vs.. bar. Judge ~ the fr"i,st- Court NJ
ssid County. All person. holding claims against
ssId ssf pfe are hsr-by fef TO present ~. sane
10 the undersigned adDii. istrst"r as aforesaid.
within year from this T. ~ ne ma! be pre-
eiv,lrd from the benefits OF m. estia: aid u srch
riaims ere not presented vitiin thrs- years the
x.iI be forever dcbarred.
H.LLias CfsoSBY.
Nav aIxt JSe2-4e-3w Administrator
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THE PRESS
Nv. FoRNEY, Editor and Proprietor
Publication Office, All Chestnut 81
PHILADELPHIA.

The following are the serms ct the several
cs.i,!oiis: itsts 81 fa
puLy IssyE-Ss,ec per nnnum, payable in
siy.ncs.
p,.Wrrxly Isscr- Is published o" Tues
tan. W,ane-da,s, aea Saturday,, at IS PEI
,nna,i,, IL advance.
wxsr,v pRrss-con.siaing General News,
literal. markets, &C., is Issued s'e'y "c""es'
day. ,,.rm in ,Svanc.,
lBRkE - :.
AVE Is, !.
rw,srr $50 (whes Forwarded 10 Or
tti,ts.) aJ..., - ...,, an
Twenty cop,ss. Of over, 10 s'dtes' OF eac" -
ariher 20 per copy.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

One square, Is lines or less, first insertion 81 90
Taf.-Tifs' rH'' each additional g II : so
two months, 50
" {" three a. 90
elk 90
Z" twelve q 80 ~ 10 90
One quarter of a column three months, ~ 90
tii Elk Is 90
twelve " IS 90
Changenblc quarterly - # t'itl SO 90
One halt Of column three & ', IL 90
six So Is 10
Egl" twelve 4" fisgr 40 90
Changcable quarterly so 90
One column three months, 81 2! 30 90
80 six IS 90
:. twelve ils!l'iIi 50 90
Chsnp.ab,e quarterly as OF
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COUNTY OF JEFFERSON,
J. 4. Toad and Oven Caw.iie.d,
z. Mcclure. Matilda Mcclure, George Kemp
ard x hesc. K. mp.
Ky virtue OF all alias order 10 M directed is
s,,ed 5y the Clerk oi ;he Di-,ric, Court OF sal
couuly. wi. an Tresiay. the 81 IA lay OF June,
4. ID. 1872, u. tween the hours oi one and Ia
o'cg1a +. ". o. that da,, fer ~ pubic sale a
he Curt lioGse deur the village CT osAal"o'
-, 10 HE Countg afgr, said 10 iLr iig'esi BID
der tor cash IN hand. rl> dc right. tiic and N
teresl of he salt defendants in and TO the fol.
losiae describe property, r"-nir: inc sooth bal
O! The south Z. oil section q township oi
rang. IS and the west halt o, u nofth-wes'
apasl.r of SECTION IL in township oi range il
I'll in JeiIzr,on Couaiy, State oil Kansas; san
first described property appraised al s4UV, an,
levied upon as the property of Z. Mcclure. and
said lasi above described property apprais' d u
5000 and levied upon rs the property OF G,orgt
ke.np. n. VI. TAYLOR. Sheriff.
BY Horace GIBBs, Under Sheriff.
S;inson & Ravens Plaintiff Att'ys.
May 24.B, 1862 39-5w
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WINcnEsrxR had a more pleasan, ap-
pearancel TO US on Saturday. than it
ever presented before. Business seems
to be good. and the Inhabitants wear
cheerful and happy CONTINGENCIES. We
heard . number Of men express strong
Union sentiments and in this par,icu-
lar. We are Informed there has been a
radical change for the better within the
last twelve months. Glad to hear it.
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NOTICE OF AppRAIsEMENr.

John Nipple, IT., ~
8. B. Lover. Anaa Lower and Samuel Hipplss
trustee. al
TO Sd. Lower and Anns Lower: :. IS
Y0a viii take no.
tice that will on Friday, June Set. is6s between
~ tnn,. of 10 O'Clock A ~. and o'clock p. n. Of
lid day proceed To apPraise on the prrmi,cs. the
Slov inr described real eststc, to,wh: The p"rth-
ives, quarter Of section IS In township Of rangs
y, I.s1,,sou county. State Of Kansas; said land 10
ne levied upon and appraised by vsise az IN "sde'
4. issued out cf Tie District ourt Of said coun
~ in The above entitled cause, IL favor Of ne saia
John Nipple. yr. y. W. iAi S-.~
May 9iih 81 % 3w ohenu
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A. MORTON

No. % MaiIen lane. New York.
AIRY ece seadinta i-irgit letter po-i stamn
will reei,e a cifcuiar viii the engraving above
se.efred To.
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Notice Of Appraisement.

SaFfi ? '''ss7
,,o,;ce tia, viii on Mpnsay. ihe -seo,i ty-o'
- 4 Is 1852. between ,hes .on.s Il 10 ''ciosk
"a a clock Z. ". Of SAT d.y, proc d o.
A. :. ON he re. misses he t,ilo~r,s ces1,se
"a. j.: Lots five @nd six in t,'"ck
IL die original .owa Of QsAals.s w y, 3 "a, m
.',n,,r,. nances thcrsun'o h longing. al ~ Inc
nioeS.ah 10 lsxisd upon aud apprsisss by virtue
e.iIS - er,ain executions issued out Of the Dis,
" M, Coa,, Of saii County the above sn'iiied
u'us against the sail A. Pierce:
Nus W.,. o.si. n. W. TAfLoR, sarfiH.
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NOTICE Of ppraisement
STATE o. KAXsAs-l
1eanty OF Jstersonl

Marcus D. L.sin
Martha NJ Cody. 7sg-
Martha n. Cody:-yon will take notice that I
will on Monday the 3vsh day OF June, A.D i-5s.
ietween the hoars Of 70 o'cioc. A. Il. ana foclock
y. NJ. Of said day spprase on the premises the fol-
lowing described pre- mses to-wit The north, west
quarter u ssction u ent, -ssvcn In sk.p
81 rang eighteen In Jefferson County. STATE Of nan.
sas sssi realty 70 be appraised 70, virtue of an OF
der Of sae directed. issued out OF the p.,ret
Conn Of aid county. in favor OF Marcus u. l..
Simpson and against xsrths N. Cody.
lI-4w NV. TAYLOR, Sheriff
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THE INDEPENDENT,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. IN
0SkaloOsa. Jefferson County. Kansas
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Single copy one year. in advance $500
Ten copies one year to one address, 1900
Twenty :" $500
Fifty tg" " q 5000
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Order Of Publication.

STATE OF KANSAS. Irc
COUNTY OF JlFFERs n.
/" 'h. HrtTi Corr. OF sal. County.
Fielting p. vaughan,l
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From kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. l2--To-morrow's Jarnal
will discredit the story about the recent n:eet
ing OF Garfield and Marshall near Psines
vile.
The Nashville Courier Of the 9TH saws ex-
Minister Preston has been appointed Major
General OF the rebel Kentucky forces
The legislative council on the 81 elected
:. c. Burnett and W. l.. Simms as Senators
% the rebel Congress.
A Little Rock Ark dispatch OF the Sd
savs Col. McIntosh's command OF four regi-
ments fought the Indian Chief Opothloyohola
seventy i've miles northwest of Fort Gibson.
on the 9th ult.. routing aud driving him to
wsrd Kansas. The Federal loss Is POO killed.
wounded and missing. and 90 prisoners, n
large number Of wagons and lO0 India n
horses. Rebel loss l2 killed and 30 wound
ed.