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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-08-16

o. Monday band Of guerrillss. 70.
ported one thousand strong. came upon
Independence. No.. snd took il. I. j,
said that Buell.. the officer in command
surrendered the post without firing a
gua. though Ls had 500 troops snd ough'
TO have held the place against three
simes that nsaber. He is accused oI
treason or cowsrdiee and We presume
justly: for his conduct has not been
above suspicion for long time. The
men who came over into this Staie on q
rubbing expedition had passes Of pro-
lection from this Buell. on their persons.
Great excitement followed the news Of
the capture Of Independence both .,
Kansas city ssd Lesvenwor,h. and i.
force vent down from the Fort 70 the
former place 10 time 10 preven. its cap
ture. at least for the time. We shall
await further news with the deepest
concern.
We had report last week that Rich
mord had been taken. Some Of our
ci'isess were taken BY the story. bu,
Ne we're not. Later intelligence from
NcClellar's army staaes that the rebels
marched out Of kichnoad 10 three col.
umns % - many roads. % meet Via.
they supposed to b an advance in force
CT the Federal army: bat finding i. only
. reconooisancs in force. they returned
to the city. We are prumissd stirring
news from that region soon.
A drawn battle is reported to have
taken place at Hpdson. No.. between
500 Federal and 800 rebel troops. We
havs not learned the afier results.
A body Of three hundred sea from
Gen. Pops's commend were out to rs-
and - tbey entered . small
village wess surrounded BY 500 Of the
|sie Ashby's csvalr, he rebels design
ing TO bag the Fsdsr.ls: bu. the latter
|osghs With such bravery that the
Iormsr left = deed ia the s,ree,s and 60
vosndsd. besi.Iss j prisoners. After. !
vsrds neg ssss satsa 50 that the
,bolc rebel Msee '-rs di.rsr.e3
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Candidates are multiplying on ever,
Land. II 10 evident that our State j,
not 10 suffer for lack Of men who are
ready to oder themselves up on The
altar Of their country ''for their coun.
try's" gold. We have not kept an &C.
count Of the names proposed for the
different State cGfces. bat think from,
IS to 50 for governor and the others in
proportion vill'aboat cove, the ground.
Az yet We have not heard Of more than
II or Is for Congrsss.
Two companies Of Delaware Indians
came to the Fcrt on Monday 70 be
swora into the service.
We learn shs, Lieut.. Il. r. Woolley
Is raising a company in THE county.
with bis hsadquartsrs 1t WiaeLesisr.
A. c. Snirs. Who vas as The Bull
Run 6gh,. has been appoiuted recruit
ing oi6eer for Jacksos county. He 10
highly spoken Of.
The Conservative says the Weston
ferry should Be guarded and the bosls
kept on THE side. ~ there is danger Of
the rebels crossing over for mischief.
Recruiting is actively going on in
various parte Of the State. with good
saessss. xs believe. in mcss loes,isiss.
We seties swe eunpsnies are sosas.g
for the Kansas ilth. one Of then being
Light Artillery.
Tie Office Of Secretary Of State has
not yet been filled.
A letter has been Issued from the
Office Of the Recruiting Commission,
cantioning al officers entrusted with
its business 10 use the most prudence.
regularity and economy 10 the sransac.
ton Of business. Some persons "who
ought to BE- friendly to the objects ol
the Commission" have causelessIy ex.
pressed the opinion sbat its affairs we're
not TO be econimically conducted.
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sltsi;l NttioG.
Important Fac.s.

Constant writing for six month sdone chesp.
ar with Gold Pr.s Than 9Th Steel Re- 3; there.
lore. Il 10 o ooomy use t;.Id Pens.
The q ~ Pen remai-s unchanged by ysaso IL
cs.upnued usr, while 'be s eel Pea is e. .. earg.
imR by c.,s,osi.n end wear; iberetse. pssf Ct
uniformity II ~ritirg - obiaiued ouiy b. d u.s.
VI the Gold Pen.
TIE 0oi Pen 10 always ready and ,eii,be.
while ,hs Steel Pen m"s. often BE- eon emsed
AID . nov ore sele tel; iher~fore here % gsest
wing in time in the us~ O. the Col, Pen.
Gid . capable oi n reri,ing snv deg Q of elss-
,ii v, 80 that ths i:.s'd P~ni exsctiv sdapssd 10
> hs hand Ut The writer ibers fs~. thr nerves Of
the hshd and arm ore npa ,ujar0s. - il known
To b. the csse BY the use of steel Pens
See The Pu" 10 mightier than the Sword, y
in sno'bes eoInmn.
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J. ". ROBERTS, Editor.
JOHN ". DAY, Associate Editor.
SATURDAY. AUGUST Is. 1863.
Volume Third.

We make some announcements Tor
the third volume Of the lsdepeadene. in
this number. We hope to increase the
number Of patrons before resamioe the
story Of "EvAsoElIss." and - the
succeeding chapters will b complete
in themselves. none need hesitats to
subscribe on the ground that they had
not the frst part. We shall delay until
the commencement Of Autumn rssum .
ing the story. to give our friends .
chance to extend The circulation Of the
paper. We should be pleased 70 have
some agents At once. 10 engage 10 Ibis
work.
The Premium we offer 70 the fret
Aandred aew su6scri6ers 10 . book which
will be read With more than ssual in.
terest in Kansas at this lime. Il re-
hesrses scenes in the early history Of
Ohio which have been and are being
rs-euac,ed here. We think it will come
home to our people in many instances.
as though it had been written fos their
special benefit. As the number Of
copies At our disposal 10 limited. those
Who wish to secure it should send or
bring Us their names at ooce.
May We not ask every present SUBJ
scriber to ob,aia as least one new "ne
TO aid to our lis, We viii endeavor
70 make it to The advantage Of all who
will interest themselves in dis way.
Roll in the new names. We shall ex.
Pect to retain al old patrons. ~ , mat.
Ter Of course. with many iharks for
past favors.
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h Osae.

From ell ~ cas learn The 500. 900
ssa ordered to b drafted By the Pcss-
idest wll b raised with pronp,ness.
Measures are being taken to render the
work speedy and s6ecsual. This ID
right. The moro energy 10 put forth
the sooner will the rebellion be put
down and the authority Of the gov.
ernment rsestablished over the di.loyal
States.
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n ELIGI0 Us.

n. E. Cneacs.-TaEnB viii hs Reli .ious Ser
s,ees in Ire u T. Church in O. Okai0osa O Sundays
~ follows:
Ssudsy Seh.ni ssd lible Class u A. =.
Preaching si LOT 4 u. and
Pr.sch.ng oe Genrral Prayer Meeting - u =.
Cia.e Mef.eins after ths morning pfssshsns.
and ~, 81 r H.
T,ere viii b~ . General Prsyss Meeting. slsot
- Tlur~.sys 1t "a ?. ~
citiseas and strsnYers ere respeeifslly insitsd
u stsssd.
D. DIcEIxsos, Passos.
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D. L. LAxrs. Of Grasshopper Falls.
this county has been appointed Audito'
Of State BY Gov. Robinson. in place ol
H,llysr. impeached. but the latter still
does tho business Of the Office. A not
very ciseuitous way o. "whipping ths
devil srosnd the stsmp." Mr.. Lakin
10 . Democras. and 10 spoken Of - .
high-uiadec gentleman. We hear it
said be 10 one Of Hillyer's bondmen.
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9A@ 33Y 81.

To th- h!sf nsw y-ahy sshsesibsrs up tn ono
hu"dssd. WIN = N sdvaRe,. ws win pseent Q
p OF EvEl.iNE MANDEvli,j,E or Tss
HossG Tpsts RIv4l, . : :. DIV in,err.' ing . Wy
'd sise ~any s.tslesn mt Of OhiO-a work which.
NJ 'hls june u,e. vii provo m r. Than ordi "
stsac ave IN ksnsas; ~ sUifs raE Times BKsH
nov. -tirss come i,ss .cs, oil"
v AGENTS WANTED
We want fec sgen,s 10 csuv... .he To.
d'i dent. >" ~h M ~s vfss liberal inducements
CAlI S0Ox.
w. ROBERTS. Proprietor.
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Gen Loan has taken the tipld mysins,
the gu~rri!lss in North east Missouri j.
lie left s.. Joseph on Monday evening
with for,y-hvs car loads Of cavalry. lie
will have about Two thousand effective
men. aud Is g"ing TO meet bush wl,ack.
ers on their own terms,
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Intenperaaes in tie Amy.

1t Is . great pity that scourgs Of the
human race. stroog drink. easaot Be
banished from our army. It is = curss
the evils whereof cannot be compatsd.
Its ravages are more frighrfal than
those Of pestilence or the sword ard
ye. ." silently IS the deadly work per.
formed scarcely remark is caused BY
the fearful carnage which ev. ~ where
follows It's descla,ing march.
Aad mast q all y il 10 b rsgsssssd
q this particular period OF osr hissesy
asa nation. that so many Of our officers.
who have the lives Of thousands in
their keeping. are victims Of this dire
foe Of the human ,ace. We could name
score Of generals. perhaps ten time,
as many CoIonels. and an 10 innumerable
multitude Of officers Of lower grade whc
are addicted 10 the excessive use ol
ardent spirits; not mere s;plsrs, bus ab.
solute DRuxKARDs We sbudder - ve
think Of the fact that men Of this char.
ac;er hold command over the husbands,
fathers. sons and brothers of the women
Of our country. who. with fearful eyes,
have bade those near and dear to them.
go TO the battlefield to save their coun.
try. Heaven pity the solLiess Who
serve under drunken officers!
How the blood chills ~ 10 think Of
Miles At Bull Run And what . car.
mage was there At PittsbuIg Landing for
nough,! Alas lime would ail us 70
rehearss the number Of similar Instances
Of smaller note.
But here At home. We have jus. had
another example. The Indian Expedi.
''on. 50 much talked Of. and from which
20 much was expected. has proved .
failure. Why! Let bad whisky tell
the tale. Col. Wesr. bat for this one
@ult man to BE- respected. man quail.
'fed to command. nearly made disas-
tor Of What should hsvs been . great
success. Was Il him? Rather ought
~e not 10 say the liqaor tlst made him
something ''besids l,imself!'' What
else could hsve rendered him 70 ineom.
peteut that his under officers had him
arrested 70 save the Amy ? and the
sommand givsn 70 one whom he ont.
ranked ?
The truth is. 10 man should have
Commission in the army fet any place.
who is IN the habit Of drinking intoxi.
eating liquors. 1t 10 enoagh .ha. sscb
persons should bill themselves without
causin: the death Of "a unkpowa mum.
bsr Of brave patriots. who risk their
lives for their country. bet nat to b sse-
,yfeed on tie altay, ef tie NolocA Of
lafensperasee.
Somebody is 70 blame for these ap-
Po'ntments. and il is terrible reckon.
ing they must answer to when they are
called upon 70 accosnt lor the blood Of
tho slain. whom ,hey have Indirectly
TO uurjsr!
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STATE ~ KANSAS, - Ff-sae fas
Cous1y o. JK.sEa.os
ln the D,siric' Court Of sajd Couu,v.
Abel Whitley, MT
Sonis 8 knight. hf.
Norr,s :. Knigh.. the ab 70
named retendaat, vi take n",ice ,L., n. ,,.s
"sen sued ny Ate: Whitney in H.. D.,,r c. Couu
Il Said eou"ty, tho Obi ct Vi whi b. - .ppe ., by
'ns peut..n Vt the sad pi. im,,d. lei The
Clc Ks Office ut ssi Court 10 /, 9, sOvss ti, sim
4 twO ,bs"rsn' three hassire.I ssd ssv ny l~o
uoiiars end s-venisen Ces.ts. abd intesest o. The
s"as Il t7el - ~t she r,ie o. Sp Z eeut ~ ~. b
ir'm 'h~ ITO dsy Ut Sspsem'~s A D. 1887, snd
inter- u ou he rum al SLOT n a. The rot vi :
" cent. per m .nih frOm b IL n day Of OctO-
her. A. ID. 1851; said t. b. due sad os'nx frum
TIN sai dei.n ant a the ssii pain,i6 ~ Ger.
, j. bill III rx'hsnss drawn b, be said es.n.
ixat. direc ed 10 E :. Ham in. N. ~ E.sss,A
= Ci.cinn'ti. Oh,.., fss sbe rum of $7U4 4Upsy,
abls u ne A. C.sioa / Co., whr h r.sd 3ss.s
w's delivered Ia sail \. 0sds, 1 Co, s"i en-
dnsse! by them o. 4. 6IsdOr D c.. tn Whit
asy ('his plain,'G end By ihe sA p.a'a'i. co.
doned snd d<lsserd u 6ibss.m ! l3sOihestO0.
which said drsfi was sos paid ~hea The same b.
came due. and vss dnsy protested, esd .psid By
al p siSiih kv said deisndaa'; nd slso on =
ssr'.ia oil Ut ex'ang" draw" By shs s.i' q. g.
tenda 'e. ''lr<cted { Que E. =. Hsmlin. payable
." .Lts p'si 'if or tie sam ii .ixlsss bn"dfsd
and ix'v-'rv-u d.llars and seventy. y... ven cra.e
and enssSe d b. ,he said plssusiE. which said
I'll ex'hsl ge wss net paid by ,he said dsien-
dant whsn w ssme hccame due. and was duly
ps'a'ssrd tul no"- .ymsns. sn.i paid by the sse
plaintiff: also ,.S tho fossc'o ure and sale of ~
to t"wi"G .esciihch pvemi.es. Ia Wit: The uH T.
ld~'t '."e-hnii ot the ,G,h. ~ o. quarer Of Sc
VI" s'aF, In township Diw, 81 range s'ss'
& en- N The N. State q 4 n>ss With ssid d.
srr'oed pennies were conveyed by In ssm g.
tcnd'n' the ssit p aini.fl hs csrsain dele
rust, o. the lnh q , II February. A. D. isss,
10 srcure 10 tsIx hlsimsitt the psysssat of - ssm
oi money =. paid out hy h.m t>.ii plsinsif, -
/. Md bills es xchans-. And .ssd defendant
iurhes notitird that uslsss he plead, sn.wes.@
=. mar to tn pe iiia nf ,he s.id pl,isIii. h~rsa
n'sd. Oh " b:sor lh, tsen,y .econd day Of 'oe
soos'. a y. is6: 'urh p~,ii~n vii pe 'aAs's
'Fues end Jutgn'eut rndeJel srcssIingh. :,
Witness, T. Z. NAvKxs. CisSk al -.
C"sr. With 'he sess ,hs,toi hins"
l. >. nv Of5ce. in the villags " OskaOi@
shis 18th day ef August lsS5
p E Ravens. ClGh'
AdamA Crosiss = L,paluur fqff. Auys
Aug IL, Si-'~ t:scn
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HtegTso o. Rstr1gressim = the De-
va0o a t. DaYsaxsrls

- ~ u - ~ =
This y i'll be perceived the be~s BY calling %
W > y Rs,sks. hide ,ess. in Leass nvosih,
Who ke~ps lases ssua siceaosossssosi. NJ Oh ,le.
sal.. and Ret.ii. II aILLINE ~ AND STRAW
@ DOO>. HOSIERY. GLOVES HOOP Skirts,
Ill Nds of N'rl 10 ~. FANCY CsEDS, vii.
i.v Wa o Chil.lrs.'. Cssrlag. = and
GENT>s- GNDA0sNG G.OON,
n j. slsp Cire 70 kesp DRY 0ODD3 By
mexs tail. tw winch psrp~s be is ealassinG lis.
ssluse, SD 6xns IL up N the ls;sst. N.w Yak.
lyle II - shssef.re TO the interest Il. III, a.
p..isilv Nerehss " sud Mill mess, 10 cell ~ he
s.t sblsst meat, u Dsswss~ s,s~ss, end buy heir
wsGss, wls n tisev will sasse.y 6.d the bess and
greatest assortment. th~ lowest p Ice. assd uoss
pr 0ps >s:ennxsre y the Wss-sens c,ussSv
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EvANcEttNE,
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Sis ss'sn'hs half ihes~ rates. In case IT clubs
the G. sh must be "a d nvariahly IN sdvsns.
T. r.'.s ""ssqisiu'e v'sn oas p-gsr. ws
will furnish ITO ,r,.l tour monshs fus So cents
IN sdvsncs. -
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Gen. Curtis, at Helena. Arkansas.
has been largely seisiorced and bic
army Is aow fully competent for the
conquest Of Arksasas and Texas. An
early moveness on LittIs Rock is nov
announced Hjadmsn Is there missing
m army. aep. csrsis has freed 5000
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@ei,, Adrfrtisemtats.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Vo!. IL Of the Independent


We drsisn insroa"ri, few new tessurs 1t
the conm :crm. mt o the m-x, volsms. We
-hsl' cont us ou' regular depItnsus.. and en-
desvHs svefy ~e~k b. Rvs
THE NEWS OF THE STATE,
and slss the gene' 'sl
NEWS OF TIE WEEK,
snc % arrange each that our reader. en- refer
20 eith'-r co.um" q pleasure. and .. I'D ly aud
,Iv item
We snail also introduce dsp.rm-a, E<
THE LITTLE FOLKS,
ibe srtirles in With will b. p-i.ted ia lsrre,
cl-sr type ., tat Ou y'u,g rea - 60 Iefusc
h. m sasily. We shall t~ke much pains srh
'iis cr.iuma. 81 we III nk fhs thsl nm II ere
hOus. bid "Ight 10 ves.~ive special ~re"fo,.-
Oss litsi~ resd p may l"k css ir thi. fes'ure.
Absus the nj idle II = psessher, - hoys 10
'essme The puhirsT OF Z
~ EvANcELtEtE, aeTIt
whisA re have bsst breed ~ su.pend fo- 50
long Hue
PART SECOND
~ this sscsy ws shl = ~ii xced the portion
wnirh has alres.y been puhis ID. We ave
~ mel some very shri' ing Cores IN the u
iur, rh .pter.. - hich will .g-in 1T tie IN
the dxFk ehsmb ~ u n. ss1n. and reveal some
vi is crimes.
Wi h"ut rariicularizirg further. We .impls
PESDIST e.u q! To s.y il NOT
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ESome thrve secessionists we're Or.
rested over about Rising Sun this week.
With some l9 OF Is mules. aud taken
through this plscs 10 the Fort. We
understand they were from Missouri.
and bear . repost that Tie mules we're
stoIss.
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Bro. E. q Ross. Of the Torcts Re.
c5rd lac gone iuso she service.
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The following is Gov. Robinson .
e'rcalsr. which Looks all right on the
face Of it. but which 10 said 10 be only
evidence Of an intention 10 stand in III.
way Of the new volunteer regimen'..
and to retard cnlistments under Gen.
Lanes supervision. We shall prob..bly
coon see .he real developments:
ExscuTivE OFFICE,
Topeka. Kan. Aug. 9Th. 1869.
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RULES AND REGULATIONS.

4 r C and D. n
Each additional ens,v. ,s
C.ss C .. E: ?. !; and Il. 6rst entry. IS
A" :rs'e!ss cff "d for pvemiums muss J..
ow"ed By ihe ps'snu cGrsins the ana. o. h,
nc ms~oesa o. ,hsir famiiis., aud prnaursr OF the
soi u 'unSarilnrd ariclss must he nr,Srcs.s
u m 'nuf.e'ured in III. eouDsv.
-. ne ms, :s OF Entry wi'l be open BY tho Sec.s-
until 'hs sv~ninS Of ihs first day OF III, fair.
Ent'iss NJ . "ck must spseify IN eshihism,'
nama. t"wn-h,p. end p's .ofEics address. snd sll
nimaIs mus' b entered in shs nsme Of The Soss
The judgss viii hand IN their rspoete 10 n.
Secssis.y on Thussdsy. By ~ o'elo:k, u.
~; nAsEsS ALLEN GRIFFIN,
SeN pres-.
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List Of Premiums

Offered :" exhibitors. BY the JEvrER
SON C"uXrY AGR,cULruwAL S"cIArY. u,
their first annual fair. 10 be l,eli in
Oska'o"sa. ON "Wednesday and Thurs.
day. Oct. I5;h and 10Th. 1863.
FIRST DEPARTMENT.
Glass a. Catt:e.
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Cempoeitoes % buttsT must stats O. writing
de ,es.taDsus Il shs milk. mode Of eAan,iRg
ireeibg ~ butter frm ID mi'k end preservation .
Cu00Y3 HI:
w C. Hicke. Ms Lewis q. bh. Mn. 0esmaa
Maeomb-r, Nps. L<vi wiihslm. Mn. JUssfA
Evans, Nm d.. Cv0v~r.
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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-04
DENTISTRY,

Q. WHITING, from Detroit, would say TO
LIE those desirous Of dental operations that he has
located permanently at East Saginaw, and for the
convenience Of attending 10 other business, has
opened Office on Water St, at foot OF German st.
whcrcshe would DO pleased to see all who may need
his services
East aginaw, May 81, 1860 ni4-ly
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-04
AYERS
COMPOUND Extract Of SarsaparilIa,

the most effcctual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. IL Is COM
bined from the most active rcmcdials that have
been discovered for the oxpurgaton Of this foul
disorder from the blood and the rescue OF thu
system from It's destructive consequences:
Hence It should be employed for the cure OF
not only Scrofula, but also those other alice
tons which arise from il, such as ERurrivE
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANTnoNYs FIRE,
RosE, or ERYsrrELNs, PiMrIEs, PrsTuIrs'
BLorcurs, BIAINs and BoIrs, TtNoHs, HITTER
and SALT RuEux, ScALD HEAD, iINswoRN,
RIEuMATIsM, SYrHHtrio and hKHeV liAhb'g-
EASES, DRopsY. DYSPEPSIA, DEnliarN, anu
indesd All, COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM NirIA-
TED on INPuRE Bloom. The popular belief
in " immunity ofhe blood" is founded IN truth.
for scrofula Is 4 degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rlla is to purify and rcgcncratc this vital iiuid
without which sound health is impossible IN
contaminated constitutions.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-04
CHANCERY SALE

TN pursuance and by virtue Of decree Of the
IL Circuit Court for the County Of Saginaw in
Chancery in acauso therein pending between George
c. Sanbon and Thompson Tucker Complainants,
and William N. Marr and Margaret Mari Defend
ants, dated the ninth day OF November A. d. 1860
Notice is hereby given that shall sell nj public
auction TO the highest bidder at the front door of
The Saginaw County Court House In tho city and
county Of Saginaw, State Of Michigan, ON Thursday
the eighth day Of March, A. u. 1862, at twelve
o'clock, noon, all the following piece or parcel of
lnnd situate, lying and being In The said county Of
Saginaw to wits The west half Of the east half Of
the southwest quarter Of section twcntyninc COZ
in township ten (l0) north Of range six (6) east,
containing forty acres more or lcss, together with
all and singular tho hereditaments and appurienan-
A. s. GAYLORD,
Circuit Court Commissioner Saginaw Co., Mich.
LovFLASp 4 WALpRoN, Comppts Soprs.
Dated January le, 1862 n25w6
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-04

Washington Street, merit door North Of Harris
Bakery, East SaginaW.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-04
FINKLE Sc LYON
Sewing Machine Comply.
$40 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.

No person who contcmpates purchasing Sewing
Machine Tor Family OF Manufacturing purposes
should fail to send Cor Of our Circulars which
contains cuts and full descriptions Of the several
styles and samples Of work, all Of which We send by
mail FREQ We claim 10 have the