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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-04-23
COMPLEMENTARY.


Dress parade is, Just over. and an order
from Gen. II alleck to Gen Pope. compli-
nepting him and bis troops for tbei, skill
aud brayrrs. txhAhhped at New Madrid
a.d, Islaud No lg, mud rtsd Ih f, ont of
he regiment. Gen Pepe re rnarkrd. tha,
he had l'tLe 10 add 10 the Order Only
that be hoped yet 10 lead his army where,
Superiority in ,sqmbyrs. ,sonld indace, The
foe 10 contest ] be- field Bore tenseiopslS
AID give Us he pieasure ef snasci,ioe
victory trom mss grasp, o. In copcinsioa
he prdered the s:andarifs -of he troops.
hL,icr his con.nsrh to have e,I,graue,i, ui,.
on them. New Madrid aud Islaiid N
] o. The oriFr was receive d wiiAS lonai
aud prelnHgeds cheers, .preYiug that ehtir,
cohtideucs Is PLACED .iua Gsu. Pope ly h,
'refpsr1oqi aa. sif B3ia eaf9se an1fs,
i must close. The heallh Of ,he lrnops,
j. most exeyllent Tne Hra'her has bee,s
eerr waru. hut new .israthers cool Please
send us a Spirit" do.Tn this way. oner
and awhile; one Of ihem ia, worth half ~
d I'm tesisrs, ssasssd 81 SBkMuAN.{
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I Clothing is expec1ea eserv day and w.,
are sadly iniuead Of it, and if il doD'i
arrive, many fi6e2 fellow will be lJst to
the service, sas they will have In roll MP
ia their tlsnkets. and stay in their tents.
TO hide thtif nakedness hope snch y
flisagreeelde- necessity will never occur
Fhe river Ii now onan, ard eertain,y we
-bali fare bersrr hereafter, ihsn hsre,o.
fort; FOR Uiele Sam ranaot be so ms
grateful Is 10 let his best ser v;,us snff4r
for thu wait of the accessories of life. IA.
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Order Of Publication. ). ~
1. STATE OF.KANsAs, !

COUNTY OF yEFFERsox.
In The District Court Of said County.
Marcus ID. L. Simpson. .ft 80 - -
Nicholas d. Stanley and Mary ]. Stanlev.
whereas il appears by the affidavit of ".
r. Uambsii, Esqr., attorney for the said plain.
I'M mat the SAID defendants are non -residents of
'n,s state, and that the usual process issued kv
SAM Court csnnot b. served upon the said de-.
iendan's, It IS there fore ordered that the said
dciendants. Nicholas ID. Stanley and Mary /
Stanley be notified by publication being made
Tor SIX successive weeks in ''Thc independent. -
weekly newspaper published 10 sal comfy az
JEFF rson, OF the peEdency OF this suit the obie
OF which is to recover from the said defendants
the sum OF eight hundred dollars. and interes,
thereon at the rate Of twenty.rive Der cent pcr
annum from the 18th day OF December, 1858. and
a decree OF foreclosure and 81 le of the following
mor'ged premises, to wit: The east Que hun.
dred acres Of the southeast quarter of Section
No. twenty seven (27j, in. Tow nship No. seven
90 OF Range No. eighteen [lS); also the west
eighty acres of the southwest quarter of Section
tweniy.six te6l in Township No. seven 90 of
Rage No. eighteen (lS) all in Jefferson Coun-
~, State of Kansas. And the said defendants
are further notified that unless they plead, an.
suer or deu ur to said plaintiff = petition on or
before the twenty first day Of April, A. d. 1862,
such petition will be taken - true, and judc.
ment rendered accordingly.
In testimony whereof have hereun,o
tsEhLj eel my hand and affixed the seal Of
said Court, at my stiice in the vil ilaee
OF Oskaioosa, this lot day OF February, 1852.
=. E. HAvENS, Clerk,
BY s. G. GEruARr, ID. C.
fcbls,2s,swsls.
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SHERIFF S SALE.
STATE OF KANSAS.
County Of Jefferson.
John Shelle,o and William Woods
David T.. Mitchell.

David +. Mitchell.
By virtue Of an Order to me directed.
issued by the Clerk Of the First Dis,ric,
G ,urt sitting in Jefferson County and
State Of Kansas. in favor Of John Shelle'o
and William Woods. and against David
T. Mitchell. 1 will, on Tuesday the
10Th day of April. A. d. 1869. expose
at public sale 10 the highest bidder for
cash in hand. in front of the Cour,
House door in The villagc.of Oskaloosa.
County and State aforesaid all tie righ.
title and interest Of the said David L.
Mitchell. in the following real estate.
to-wit: The south east fractional quar-
ter Of Section twenty thee (23). con-
tanning 20 and 78-lOO acres; and also
SO and 85-1OO acres off the east side
of the south west quarter Of Section
twenty-three (23). by line running
north and south, aud parallel to the
east boundery thereof, all in township
elevan and Range seventeen. Jefferson
County. Kansas. levied upon as the
property of David r. Mitchell, and in
favor Of John Shelle:o and William
Woods. Said lands appraised at S24O.
80.
N. w. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
marl5-eo-4w.
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
OF THE SEVENTH vOLu

Tie Publishers Of THx ATLANTIC MONTHLY ave
commence with the number for January. Is6l. will
ivencss. Among these NAV be named,
author Of ''Uneie Toms Cabin and 'The Ministers
WOoing."
new novel, by Charles Rcade, author OF '.Chris-
lie johnson" "Peg woaington." etc.
New Stories, by Miss Harriet Prescott. author Of
'sThe Amber Coda and 'sSir ROhans GhOst.''
new Romance, by the anthor Of ..Charies Au-
che ster,' and ''COunesparts."
Also, Contributions in Prose and Poetry. BY Hen
" ". Longfcilow, Richard B. kinba,l, Nathaniel
Hawthorne, George - liiiard, Oliver Wendell
Holmes, james Russell Lowell, Ralph " Emerson,
John g. Whittier, Rayari Taylor. Edwin p. Whip
pie, Henry Giles, Rose Terry, Rev. De- Bellows.
Charles Z. Soston, Winthrop Sargent, r. w. Hig-
gibson. J. 7. Trow bridge.
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Cents year. If prepaid.
TThe pages of the Atlantic are stereotypc
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Attention Soldiers.

To disabled Soldiers, Seaman and
Marines and ufdors or other heirs of
those rho hare died or been killed IN the
service. elias. C. Tucker. Attorney for
Claimants Bounty Land and Pension
Agent. WosAiagsoa Cs!y. ". G.
Pensions procured for Soldiers. Ses-
men and Marines of the present war.
who are disabled by reason OF wounds
received or disease contracted while In
service and Pensions. Bounty Money
and Arrears OF Pay obtained for widows
~ other heirs Of those who have died
or been killed while in service.
Bounty Land procured for services
CHAS. C. TUCKER.
Washington. D. G. 7
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Too MUCH Trade goes from Jefferson
County to the river towns. Our bust
cess men should advertise extensively.
sell and labor cheap, and attract trade
from the country. 1t is fact. that
since our business men have diminished
the number Of their advertisements,
business has proportioaately decreased.
We have never known this result to fail
under similar circumstances. Many
men cont believe this bu, experience
proves the truth of it.
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Notice Of Administration.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that on the S9th day OF
IN March, A. ID. lee2, Letters u Administration on
the estate Of Joshua Tay or. deceased late o. Jeer-
son Coupty. Kansas were issued 10 Richard J. Dun
can bv John w. Day, Judge of tho Probate Court Of
said County. All persons holding claims against
said EST ate are hereby notified 10 present the Same
to the undersigned, administrators - sfo rssaid
within one wear from this date, they may be pre-
Guided from the benefits 81 the estate; and II such
claims are not presented within three ycars, they
will be forever debarred.
RICBAPD J. DUNCAN.
Anil S&h Ie6s-3Q-3w Adminisirst0r.
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RELIGIOUS.

N. r.. Cnrecu.-TBERE viii be Religious Ser
vices ia the N E. Church in Oskalo0sa on Sundays
~ follows:
Sunday Sch,ol and Bible Class Al . m.
Preaching IT l0i A. n, and
Preaching or General Prayer Meeting Al ~ r n.
Class Meeting after the morning preaching,
and ut q IN.
There will be General Prayer Meeting. also,
on Thursdays st u Pm.
Citizens aud strangers are respectfully invited
10 attend.
Isaac F. COLLINS, Pastor.
BAPTIsT CHrRcH.-TnRRE will be preaching
regmiasiy in Bucks school house, in Oskalooss,
on the second and fourth Ssbbaths IN each month;
morning servics ct half past 10 o'clock; evening
Ger, ice Al half past o'clock.
Nr1koH ALvosS, Pastor. :.
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Baggage Checked Through.

The H. 4 st. Joe X. K. and Kec1>S packet
the Worth Missouri, and the Ohio q 5iisssss:yp.
Y. X. - make close and reliable cpnuections AZ
Cincinnati, wi'hout omnibus ride, With the favor
lie Roads Ct rh- Wet
The Little Miami & Co,Iuu,hux 4 Xenia. and
Cincinnati. HamiIsos 4 DAYTON i:sil Roads. fur
Dayton ard Columbus. With tie Cleveland
Columbus and Cincinnati E.R los Siessi and
Batiaio& Niagara Eals. Tie Pit,shurg. Culium
bus ciucinsati, and Fert Wayne 4 Chicago X
RS tor Pittsburgh aud P.ilsl delpha. The csn
tai Ohio R.R.. for Zan~sritie, Wheeling aud Bal
,more, Marietta 4 Cincinnati r. r.. Tor Chilli
cothe, Marietta. Park-rshnrg sEd l:aisimcys. sai
with either Of the Four Great Eastern Lines fur
New York or Boston. s.s n
Passengs n ty this route have the adv ania.e Of
wide and spacious cars, with greater iibeTa.iiy Vi
room beth in seats and in. ai-es. than can -
found on any other Railroad in the West aud the
comfort afforded by -s
Foote's Patent Ventilated Cars BY Day
And Fco,e's.la,en, ventilated sltepiny ears W
tight.
Passengers from the West l.y The Ohio Mss
ssippi R.R.. nave the advauts2e over those bs
other lines ~ THE CHOICE OF SEATS AND
BEkTl3S, from CinsinHati, as there are No cham
ges Of cars between cinc;Lnasi and Cleveland,
Pittsburgh OF b. lair.
Two daily iirogh Express trsins, tScnda,s Ex-
septed,l eue ,rsin Sunday e,..s.-y.
Ohio X Mississippi fine - sutes faster
than ST. Louis tnne. The public arr srespeerfully
cautioned against bills Advertising other ROUTES
"aking quicker tire.
Ask for tickets via Ohio & Mississippi E. K.
For information, appl, at the U.fice, No %,
directly on the corner OF FOarth and Cnesnut St.,
u,dsr Planters House, ST. LsGis-
AT Geu-! Tlckat Agrnt.
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ERUETTREES
fFoR rHB
SPRING OF 1862,
FOR sALEBY
n OLIVER sIzRADER.
,a-aa.,ms, sod. C.kaloosa, Kansas.
WORK OXEN WANTED!


On good horses in exchange for the
est ! Of the North East of Sec. Is
own 8 Of Range 12. containing ~
acres. This land is 8 miles North oil
the fourishing village Of America, in
Nemeha county. Kansas. On this
Land is about IS acres of timber. and
plenty Of good stock water. Price -
per acre.
Ihave 100 acres OF good land 8 miles
North East Of Oskaloosa, Kansas. which
l will sell on the following terms: One
third in cash. or in part cash and part
stock at cash price. paid down when
the contract is made the balance in
three annual payments. each bearing
interest al the rate Of 10 per cent per
auuum. On this tract Of Land is
large and convenient farm house.
good cellar, first-rate well. convenient
to the door, 50 acres under fence. and
40 acres in state Of good cultivation.
Persons desiring TO purchase can find
me on nv farm. 3 miles North East OF
Oskaloosa; jefferson county. Kansas.
Jan. l4th 1869. r. FULLER.
an. 49, a2 #.
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MN ". DAY. Local Edior.

Tue CHURCH BELL.-The new bell,
,s;sh was recently cast in st. Louis
!, order, for the NJ. E. Church Of this
,i,ee. has been received here. and now
hangs in the church belfrey. |, is a
,siy fair bell for size. and is made Of
81 excellent quality Of bell metal. 1t
...u, ike HOME to hear the chime of a
..urcll bell in our village. 0skaloosa
e.u row boast Of having one Of the
uss,est. and most completely finished
ehurebe, in Kansas. outside of Leasen-
worth.
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Order of Publication.

STATE OF kANsAs,l
County;Of Jsficrsoni
In the District Coun Of xsid County.
Daniel Bdner, Plaintiff,
J. B. Forbes, Sallie NJ. Forbes, Jesse Newell and
Joseph Eitsmons, Defendants.
Whereas il appears by tho affidavit OF
John W. Dav Esqr., attorney for the plaintiff, that
the defendants in this cause, j. r. Forbo- and Sallie
NJ Forbes are non resid -nts Of the State OF Kan
sas and that service OF summons cannot be made
on said defendants is therefore ordered that said
sefendants,J. h. Forbes aud Saie NJ. Forbes.be no
tilted by publication being made for six snccessive
weeks In "Thc Independent" weekly newspaper
published in said County, of the pcndcncy OF tails
suit the object OF which Is TO obtain conveyance
by decree Of said Court, from said defendants. for
the following described real estate to-wii: The
south half Of the southeast quarter Of Section nnm
Dor sth,rty, in Township number nine, OF Range
number nineteen, situated in tho County and State
aforesaid; also for Judgment against said defen8-
ants for the cost action. Said DEFENDANTS arc
Further notified that unless they answer or demur
IN The peti,ou OF the said plaintiff herein ncd ON or
befo re the twenty first day Of April lsGs, such pc
ti.ion and the allegations therein contained VIII DO
taken a. truo, and Judgment rendered acccriinsiy:
illness p. 4. RAvsxa Clerk Of said
Isl Court, with the seal thereof amxcd
ai ofhce in the viilnge Of Oskaloosa,
49, p. Z. HAVENS, Clerk,
BY 5. G. GErnART, u. Z.
febls-e5- sweA.
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.'WATsox-& BRACE. No. IL Delaware
street. Leavenworth, are doing heavy
wholesale and retail dry goods trade.
Their large sales rooms are ''Tammed
and iammed" full of the best quality
and latest styles Of staple and fancy
goods Of every description. Their
prints. lawns. orga .ds. in short. all
their dress goods are beautiful. and as
cheap as .pretty. We recommend this
house to tie favorable notice of our
merchants. and al others who go 10
Leayenworth to trade.
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HARDwARE.-We direct the attention
Of our merchants and blacksmiths TO
the card Of Wilson q Hastings. in this
paper. They keep general variety
Of iron. nails, agricultural implements.
hardware of all kinds. Persons
wishing anything in their, line would
do veil to give them call.
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:. SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF KANSAS, GO
COUNTY or J.rrrRsos. 50

N. w. Curtis, VS..
i'll. Speer e. C. A. Speer.
ny virtue Of an execution to me directed: H.
ID sued by the Clerk Of the Fret District Ioaai
s;ttias in the Aforesaid County and State, VIII
IN the l4sh day Of May, A, ID. 1852. between
the hours Of tea O'Clock A. NJ, snd swo o'clock
p nj. of ,hat day in front 81 the Court House
door. in the village d O-kaIoosa, Jefferson Co..
kansas. expose ai pubic sale Tor cash in band:
MI the right. title and interes. Of l.. Speer and
G.. A. Speer in and to the following described
Real Estate io-wit: Lots two aud three In block
is in Newell. addition 70 and 10 the village
Of 0skaloosa. Jefferson CO., Kansas. and all the
nnruy,enances thereunso belonging. Levied upo"
a. The property Of J. /. Speer and c. A. Speer'
and in faycr of N. w. Curtis said properly ap
pFaised at ess0. N. w. iAi , ..us:g
Amid l2th IS .5w oeeshl.
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NyCE = hereby given. that on the 9th DE-,
70. on The Esia.e Of Robert Newell, deceased,
~ Ssiicsson County. 6tsse Of kansss, were
Of ~ . Jesse Newell, by John W. Day. Judge
.,s ,fobsie Court Of fsid County. All per.
i, ~. sel9E casjms against ssir estate ore here
ids; W present thcm 70 III . undersigned
In - sfose<ssd, within one year troul
th., -. sstd fcftfrs of Administration, oi
s,,.,. ne .precluded from any ben. fits Of the
rues go II shky sss nat presented within
! RSS rs ron the date q said letter., they
seyes debsrsed.
SU6zz JESSE NEWELL.
5Ss2 - 3w Administrator.
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NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT.

NOTICE OF APPRAISEMENT.
STATE OF KANsAs,
]. l.. SPErR and c. A. SPEKR:-You are hereby
notified that on Tuesday, the 9Th day o. April,
1852, at 2 o'clock r. N. Of said icy, will pro-
coed to levy upoa and appraiss me io'lc w,na
real estate, to.w,r Lots Two and three IN Block
.ix,een ia Newells addition 70 the village of o..
ksloosa. Jefferson County, State II Kansas; said
real estate to be levied upon BY virtue VI on order
az sail. ISSUED BY the Clerk Of the First District
COR. sitting in said county, in favor d n. W.
Curtis and sesinst J. L. Speer and G. 4. Spesr.
N. w. TAYLOR. sheriff.
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Order Of Publication.
STATE OF KANSAS.l
COUNTY ov JEFFERSON.
In the First District Coun Of said County.
Terry Critehfeld, Plaintiff,
Andwcw J. Pierce. Defendant.
Whereas by the affidavit cf the shove named
plaintiff il appears that u . said defendan ut is
resident OF said State Of Kansas, is ordc red tina;
said defendant, Andrew J. Pierce, be noiii.d by
publication in 1.-The independents newspaper
published in said county, for six successive weeks.
of the pcndency Of this suit; the object OF which Is
n obtain cow vance for Lo; twelve In Block sew
enteen In Newelis addition TO 0skaiposa, Jefferson
County, Kansas, from the said defendant. Said de-
PENDANT h further notiled that unless he or
dcm1r 10 the petition Of said plaintiff herein flied,
before the twenty fourth day Of March, A. ID.
1869, such petition and the allegations therein con-
taiued will be taken rs true, aud Judgment render
- ine.. p.'E. Haveu., Clerk of said cour,
H. with the seal thereof affixed nj Office in
the village u Osksioosa, this 7tk day OF
January. fcsse. p. 4. 1AvENS, Clerk.
Siinson d Ravens, PiEs Auys.
iania-:.Gw. Printers fee. sic.50.
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SHERIFFS SALE

STATE OF kANSAS.l
COUNTY or JGsfERsoS.
BY virtue Of warrant 10 me directed. issued by
the Treasurer OF said county, sill, on Saturday.
the 9Th day of April, 1862 at the Court house door
In the village OF oskaloosa, in said county, between
the hours Of twelve N. and two p. NJ. expose 1t
public sale TO the highest and best bidder for cash
In hand the following real estate, to-wm: The
northwest quarter Of the northwest quarter OF See
ton twenty -one. IN Township eight of Range scv
esteen IN said county Of Je1ersos, much there
Of ~ viii pay the amount Of tax on the personal
property of Gideon Tompscn for the year Is6O,
together with the penalty AMI cost due and accru-
ing thereon. Amount az said tax Ia six dollars and
at, two cents. Said isnt 10 be Soda the proper
u Of the said Gideon Tompson.
n. y. TAYLOR, Sheriff,
mariJ. 2c-4w.
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THE MERCHANTS HoTEL.-This house
ssituated near the corner Of Cherokee
and Nam Streets, on Cherokee street,
Lsavenwor.h City. aud is convenient
10 the business part OF the city. Per-
sons wishing clean beds and good fare
f"r moderate price should go TO the
Merchants. Your bills there will be
lover than at any other good house in
Leavenworih.
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!, R S A L E

OR EXCHANGE for Trade. FOUR
I houses and a number Of lots, stu
ated in the town Of Oskaloosa. Good
bargains may be expected. For par
.ticulsrs inquire OF
move l4tf. w. T. NORMAN.
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Moore Il McCLELLAN are now in re-
tsip. Of their. supply of spring and
summer dry goods.
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SHERIFF S SALE.
STATE OF. KANSAS,
cosssf - lEvvrsson. -
N. w. Curtis, W.
William Ross.

Rksiriue Of m execution 70 me directed, 's'
sptd BY u Clerk Of The First DisiFics Court,
s.Lnstn The .efonssid C0usiy sod State, viii
sSnesdaN ,hs thdsy Of May, A.. D. lscZ
Tween the hours Of le O'Clock. A. NJ. and :
gpelock Z. N. OF that day. ia front Of the Court
aoa,e door, in the vllsGe of Oskaloosa, !efier'
~ 70, kansax expess II public ssie, all the
Ign, uile. and interest OF William Ross in and
ne following described isnd, to-wii: The
pRwestassier Of Sscsion fhirty-two, in town
1n4 range uneisen, levied upon ss the
10y o. William Rosa, and in favor 81 \. w.
Sus; Said !aad appraised II $685., 3St- 100
AFi Il, 33-5w N. w. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
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FIrsIxoas & BucK are rep!enishing
heir stock of dry goods for the spring
End summer trade.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

4 Benevolent Institution established by special
Endowment, for the relief Of the Sick and
Distressed. afflicted with viruleni and Epidem
ic Disea.es, and especially for the cure OF Di
seases OF the Sexual Organs.
MEDlCAL ADVICE given gratis, BY the
M Acting Surgeon. 10 all who apply by letter,
with description CT their condition, tage, occ u
patton, habits OF life, &c y and in eases OF ex-
irene poverty, Medicines furnished free OF charge.
Valuable reports or Spermatorrhoa, and 9th
er diseases OF the Sexual Organs. and on the
New Re medies employed in the Dispensary. scut
to the afflicted in sealed letter envelopes. free OF
cha'ge. Two or three stamps for postage will
be acceptable.
Address, DIR. J. SKILLfN HOUGHTON, Ac-
ting Surgeon, Howard Association. No. 2 South
,inih ,t.cri. Philadelphia. Pa. BY order Of the
directors, EZRA b. HEARTWELI, Pres'f.
.Iy GEO. AIRCHILD Secretary.
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AT A BARGA In!

T,ilE undersigned offers for sale, at very low
i figures, quarter section of Land, beautiful
" situated in Of the best portions vi Kansas,
. good settlement surrounds it, and two State
roads pass near by it. There is no better upland
IN the State. JOHN w. DAY,
jly-3-nao- ksal Estate Agent.
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FIELD NOTES:
4 Current Chronicle Of 0ut-Dser affair

Encouraged By the great success Of the OnIo
CULTIVATION, and to meet nero fully demand
for Intelligence Of PASSING events Relating IN Ru-
raj Affairs, we shalt commence on the lst - Jan
uary, 1861, and publish
A LARGE FIRST CLASS WEEKLY PArER
Devoted to the same scope Of Practical Farmin
Affairs as heretofore give in theOHiO CuLslvA
roR, and besides this give complete MAl4kf RI
POETS, Notices Of Sales. Inportations. s.xshase
sand Statistics Of Live Stsrk. sisadiag aud
Performances VI Horses, Notices OF Agricultural
Societies, All manner Of Yield News, Adventures
in the saddle, Shooting, Fishing sni Manly
Sports, with choice and liberal Lsseh Of E.m-
lily Miscellany.
FIELD NOTES will be . large, d0able
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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-04-26

G.B. CAnns has just opened gro-
ssg and provision store on the south
est corner Of the public Square.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-04-26

LADIES' VARIErr SroEE.-N you
sant fashionable bonnet, if you want
millinery and straw goods. il you want
hosiery. gloves. embroideries. laces,
hoop skirts. corsets. fancy goods Of any
kind, 60 TO Ro.hschild's Variety Store
at No. Il Delaware Street, Leaven-
worth. Read his new advertisement
10 another column.