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nished her full share OF gallant men, ana has
borne her rall share Of the SACRIFICES Tue valor
or hsr has been vindicated upon every b oody
battle field Of the West. Fredericktowa, Belmont,
torts Henry and Doneson, and Ptisburg Landing have
been consecraed history and made classic ground ~
their deafness deeds of Esesm. Her glorious dad lie
wherever The Se has been met and her mutilaed
living receiving homage In every city, village and
neighborhood. Every household has been turned into
household Ol mourning. and every heart has qilVefed
under The torture And why, Mr. President. an ,nese
sacrhces-al This suffering and woe, anguish and death
Why they so herolcay so submely met and oorneY
To what end and to What purposes answer touphoid
maintain defend and preserve In all It's integrity per
feet and uninured every word and letter. whole aud
sound in all its parts and provisions, 10 us lorna ana Ia
It's the veneraed constitu OF our fathers II
is mis- inspiration which the army Of ths naton
gives to the soldier amid all the horrorsof war his
fortitude and endurance. The constitution assaed
by rebels and traitors, and those gsIlsnt men have
come to its defence. While they are doing battle lot ~
in the nelds let so forth that warning against
1t hero that scon at its principles, spurn It's re-
strsnts and usurp any and every power which passion
the prejudice OF the hour suggest rs necessary
accomplish wished for result md the hope Of the
country will die. the inspiration Of the army will be
gone tho arms OF our brave and true hearted soldiers
national struggle for national lie viii sink into dis
graceful aud disastrous failure. Let US stand by this
consitnton our only safety is there our only hope OF
triumph is there Let not forget obligations Tor
It's protection in the past blast all Just expectation
OF continued protect on In the future. Let - stand by
In gratitude the blessings it has heretofore secured
to AMI in the hope Of the blessings shall hereaf er
dispense TO the unborn millions Of our race Let us
prove g. our brethren in arms that honestly,
and in 10 vi faith co-ope, atng with them maintain to
tion with all its slutary restraints and 10 Uphold
the government Of law, resist the reign OF centious
and tho confusion OF anarchy which will inevitably
rush upon the shattered fragments OF the con-
stituton. Lot do this and this wicked aud stupen-
dous rebellion will be subdued; the Just and full authori
V Of tho government restored and the flag OF fathers
the symbol of greatness and glory will again float
with the of all people, with not stripe obitsr
ated and not obscured every nch tsrtory
where IL ever has waved.
Mr. WADE rep.) OF Ohio, presented two petitions fron
citizens OF Ohio for conhscaton
COLLECTION 1 REBEL FrATEs.
Mr.. DoolrTLK, (ep) of Wis. introduced bill for the
collection Of taxes in insurrec!ionary districts.
Adjourned,
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co. "a Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KENTUCKY ESrtA GLASS 2J-April %. 1862.
DO, ~, y. 90. A., jG. ], ~, 81, 81. 65, III.
KENTUCKY, CLASS 202--April %. 1869
6l 65, A., ~, 6S, 80, 4, 10. 80, 81. ~, SO, 8.
Circulars seat free OF charge by addressing either 10
MURRAY EDDY CO,
Covuglon ky, or 81. Louis, No.
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Prizes Cashed in All I.cgaiizcd Lotte-
rles. Information given, JOSEPH BATES. Broker,
IL Wall street, Room NO. /, New York.
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Omciai Drawings or the Kentucky md

KgSrUcKy Extra CLASS i4q-April ~, 1861
AZ, 20, % Al. Gl, II. 43. 81. So. q. 81, AZ.
DELAwARE. Class 2l2-Aorii 30 1862.
H, ~, al. 46, %, z, 81, 81, 30 %, 67, 70, 80.
JOHN A. MORRIS a CO.,
Wilmington. Delaware, Covngton, Kentucky.
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Abrnham's People, mudsiiIs, Yankee
HOLMES 2Gi Broadway, Park Gallery
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the absence or honesty and public virtue should nos
be expected that they would no ~hitewsshng oom
facts before the House for their actin lie reusa ket
with pleasure that the Secretary OF he Treasury had CO,
operated with the coames 10 the fullest extent IN re-
forming abuses.
Mr.. OIAS defended General Ripley man OF untir-
ing devotion honesty AMI patriotic zsal.
Mr. FEs OK, (rep) OF n Y, in replying 10 this former
remarks Of Mr. Stevens. said in the investigations oe
the comnIttes in New YORK, Harrisburg ana Washing
ton thar did not fail 70 furnish tho accused parties with
the evisen'e, or Offer them opportunity OF beng
heard 10 explanation. He did not accompany the
mittee - the West Rnd had dissentsl from their
cusions 10 thai military department. Ho moved the
previous question on tia pending resolution Of tine com
mittee.
Mr.. STEVENS, (rsp.t OF Pa, moved 10 lay the whole
subject on tho table, pending which the House sd-
joIrred
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sPORTIN0.

uNRANCTs BUTLER, NO. PECK SLIP, RAs ALL TItK
choice breeds for stock and sale. Buffers lnisltbs
Nangc Curs and Flea Exerunaor. 90 cents per bottle.
Buers breeding, Training, Diseases, &C. oil DIsss" 81
Dogs boarded trained &c. Medicines or all diseases
NOR sAIE-vERY Low, THE YACHT EDGAR, IN
n princ order Sails and Furniture completely formerly
belcryed Frsuk Leslie Apply 10 JOHN j. DAVN, New.
arb, ". j.
IroR sALE-oNE SMALL sAiLBoAi % fBBr
long feet beam, year ola, wthu4uf rlue so AZ
~ good order. i1qre et Y. "a. sshvrkD. az. ~ Fsxhh
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Trusses.--Ssen tamin's Truss, No. 4 Bar
cay srees she eesi easiest cheapest and
rupture.
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They Take Every Eye--Thosc Splendid
spring styles of Dress Hats w WHITE the halter 2I6
Hlnah
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Photographic Albums.--A Large Va
riey Of those fashionable arccs the aud most ap
proved sty,es iactured. Trade ~ pplied
BOWLING, 60 and 81 Nassau street.
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Batchclor's Hair Dye.-The Hest In the
world ;barmess reliable and instantaneous Sold and an
piled at BATCHELoRS Wig Factory. ID Bond slereI
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Two Spfendfd PerfOrma ances 9t bar.
NUNS Museum to-day That nagnif oeut Drama, BUCKLE
or bkIiLiaNTs O'Clock followed ~ the side splitting
fsfre. fhE WiDoW Of fALEtMO: Oher performances
See Museum AivoI ment
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Cristsdoro's Hair Dye, Preventative
WIGS tho best In the world Wholesale aud retail and
the dye privately applied al No. o As,os House.
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uilis Hair Dye, Fifty Ceuts-BlncIs or
brown best In Depot No Barclay street. and sold by
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Berring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar PUc Safes 25l Broadway of Murray street
Nar Aot.
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Beautiful Complcxion.-Laird's bloom OF
Youth, Liquid Pearl Tor preserving and bcautfynr the
complexion and skin. All druggists, aud t39 Broadway
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SUPREME CorEI--CIRcuir- l--Nog 740g 73g6 75O3
1911, 7l21, 1871. 1921 1896 A. &c. H. Part 2-Nos
2lZ0 2l30, 2l3s 2liO 2l42, 1914 254 1853 25s cleo
2le6 2lss 2i7o 2l72 2l7i, 2l76 2s0 2sl 2Iss 2ia0
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Gntafrh.--Dr. GoodaIe's Cntnrrh Rc,p,-
~ Is the ony one ever devised ai permanently cures that
horrible aiseese soli y. Sl broadway apd " llusgsY
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Dr. Kennedy's Medical Discovery L.
81 TO scrofuis, Erysipear Ringworm Scad
Head Salt Rheum Ulcers Fever Sores ppcs and eyery
disease OF the Skin, of whatever nature.
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the sale the celebrated Chinese Life pills for nervous Ia
h'y, neuralgia &c. will be removed the OF May from
No 2y 10 No 5i2 Broadway, opposite st. Nicholas Hotel
GEO. EULPIN. General Agent,
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EeeIc's New Restaurant ana Private
supper Roous cpened az No. i2j Crosby street, ad Joining
hts former place Uf business.
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Court eudnr-This nm ".


Court CaIendnr-This Day.
cupRssE ECorEr--CiRcuir Part mos. 74Os 7496, 1903
1911 1911 IT, III 1921 1928, A. BIC. D. Part oNos.
2l 2les a7o 2l72 ANA 2i76, 2lso, 2lsl, 2iss 2lao
Omciai Drawings or the kentucky and
KrSrucKy ExTRa CLASS lis-Apri 49, 1861
A. 20, ~, Al, hl, II, 43, g.. 81, q. 81 Al.
DELAWARE. CLASS 2l2--Aurii ~. 1862
il, ~, a. 46, %, z, 81, 81, 30 %, 67, 70, 80.
Circulars sent by addressing SSouS uopp1s 90
wilmington Delaware, or Covngon Kentucky.
Omcini Drawings OF Murray, Eddy &
Co.'S Kentucky snd Missouri state Lotteries.
ktSrucKx. EXTRA GLASS 2Jl-April %. 1862
Krsrucsr, olAss ao2--Apr,l o. 1863 w.
el, 90, ~, Y, rs, 81, 4, 10, 80, 81. ~, SO, 8.
''D' ''' ''' ' '@''S' MURRAY BbpY a5Y's Co,
covingIon. Ky, or 81. Louis, No.
Prizes Cashed in All I.cgaiized Lotte-
III Wall street, Room NO. l. New York.
They Take Every Eye-Thosc Splendid
Broadway. y'' ''' '"' y ""''"' ''' "'''e'' 1i0
---------------
Abraham's People, mudsiiIs, Yankee
Horis srse Devils GREASY Mechanics dc, photographed by
--------------------
Photographic Albums.--A Large va-
ey Of hose fashionable articles the nea,es. aud ap
r'''' BOWLING 60 and s. Nassau street.
Batchclor's Hair Dye.-The hest I'm the
world barmess reliable aud instantaneous Sold and ap-
piled at BATCHELORS Wig Factory, l6 Bond slereL
DIR. K.nnedy's Medical Discovery Is
81 TO scrofus, Eryspslas Ringworn Scald
Head Salt Rheum Ulcers Fever Sores, pimpes AM every
disease OF the Skin OF whatever nature.
HemOvni.--Dr. Adam Luuries' Office FOE
the sale OF the celebrated Chinese Life pills FOR nervous Ia
by, neuralgia &c. will be removed the Is from
dEo. DULPiN. sn Genera i,iss'i Agent.
Beautiful Complcxion--Laird's uloom or
Youth, Liquid Pearl Tor preserving bcautfynr the
complexion aud skin. All druggists, aud s39 Broadway
CristsdOro's Hair Dye, Preventative
and Wigs the best In the world, Wholesale retail and
the dye privately applied at No Astos House.
Uilrs Hair Dye, Firty Ceuts-Biack or
brow best In Use. Depot No Barclay street. sold by
all druggisls.
Berring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar PUc Safes 25l Broadway Murray street
New YORK
keeic's New Restaurant ana Private
supper Rooms Cpcued at No. 1876 Crosby street adiou,na
hts ior mer place VI business.
Gntafrh.--Dr GoodaIe's Cnfayrh Rc,p.-
d. the only devrd thai cures tba,
horrible 4laeess. ur.ad,gay and
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SluU si.e any inelsence u Mi6haei For, sged
tv.ev yesrs feet eight inches and ~ dark
cornple non wore black frock Goa, and oyers ~ seen
on ~. corner ana broome s,reets. O'Clock
Thursdsy I'd inst ANY information about him Will be thank
mil received by his brother At N2 Monroe street. Phls
aeiphia and Albany papers please copy.
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WASHINGTON, April %, 1862.
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@SO REwAgD-LosT, on sAJoRpAY, 18TH INST.
pCU between the hours OF A. A. and W X M. ia the
lower par, Of city ees.dsd Bro:dwsy ssis s9v,s
Containing bet oen Rs25 $50 mostly IN oty bills, and
two business cards containing memoranda OF disou sments
on HANK I'd. The 1uirr will receive the above seward.
with thanks the owvr "a poor mani y retsrnig ths
samc Frayec Dunhsai, At j. doNurray 6Ccs store, ~
South street, corueroi Pine
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oENr osKALoosA, KANSAS SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1862

We have said that the ladies OF Kansas
were behind those OF the other states.
This is true; and not only Of the north
ern states but Of those in rebellion. The
women OF the south not only urge their
husbands into the war. scorning them
If they do not 60, with heartlessness
unsurpassed in the history Of the sex.
but themselves make every sacrifice
and use every effort to sustain their
cause; not from patriotism, but from
pride. One of them spoke truth full
OF 81 gnificance when she said to union
officer. "Your women are a; home en-
joylng themselves. while we suffer the
greatest calamiiies." IL we are to rival
them, let it be fisrt in sacrifice and last
in sin. Let US initiate the women of
Sparta in their patriotism and coura &c,
but not in their stoicism.
That the Father of mercies may in
spire the hearts Of northern ladies', not
only with sympathy for tho soldiers. but
with courage TO make sacrifice. and
their hands with strength TO labor; until
the retributive waters of affection shall
subside, and the olive branch shall wave
in beauty over all our homes is the
prayer of Lady N. 2.
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undeceived; if not, give us Justice
What proof can the ladies of Jefferson
county bring that the majority Of them
are not cowardly to a certain degree /?
IT they are not cowardly. they are 50
much tie more selfish; especially one OF
them. unless they have been slandered
BY gentleman over the signature Of
"a Lady," They have been put to
the test and have not stood it. Ask how
many OF them are willing to make all
the sacrifice that it is in their power Ia
make for the preservation of our glori-
Gus Union.and if majority will answe,
81 am willing" We will withdraw the
charge. Still further where is the
Oskaloosa Soldiers Aid Society? We
wish TO become a member, and until we
find it please. Mr.. Editor, don't charge
us with being a slanderer. That we
may soon be convinced that the ladies Of
Kansas are not only brave but unselfish
is the ardent wish Of your
ANONYMOUS SCRIBBLER.'
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Order Of Publicatian.

Ola E Ut HANSAS,i -
JEFFERSON Comfy, }ss
LIST Judicial District
In the tr-t District Court.
Richard Price, Ptsin'if, az
William F. Dyer, Julia H. Over, and George
NJ Dyer, Deie ndsnts
The said William f. Dyer, Julia A. Dyer and
George Nj. Dyer. will take notice that the sold
Plaintiff Inns commenced an action in the above
entitled court against the said deiendanis.t the OBJ
ject and prayer OF which, rs sppears BY the said
Plaintiffs petition, filed in this case, is To r.
cover the sum OF twenty eight hundred and twen-
ty-one dollars and sixiy-One cents (S2 S2l 81.
with interest thereon fnom the l7th day Of May.
A. ID 1861, at the rate 81 10 per cent per snnum
aud also, exchange on the city Ot Phi,ad. lphi a,
for which sum the. said william F. Dyer and
George N. Dyer did on the 18th day Of May, A, d.
1880, nj Independence. Mo-, execute their rtain
promssory note Of that date, payable to the order
Of the said Richard Price, twelve months after
the date thereof, at the Banking office Of Stone,
Mccoy 4 Co; and to recover the further sum OF
three hundred and twenty two dollars and thirty
eight cents 1927, $500, ~ith interest thereon
at the rate Of 10 per cent. per annum and also
exchange on the city oi Phila,leipina, for which
sum the said William F. Dyer, and George NJ,
Dyer did on the 18th day Of NAV, A. d. 1860, a,
Independence. Mo. execute their certain prom
iSsVty uotC VIM uusCs Puy"oC w ttsC oIuSi W
one George Schafler twelve months after the date
thereof, NJ the Banking Office Of Stone, Mccoy
4 Co., and by him endorsed to Schafier Rob
eris, and by them endorsed 10 this plaintiff. and
for decree Of foreclosure and sale Of the follow
ing described lands lying in the county Of Jefier.
son and Territory (now STATED Of Kansas: The
north. west fractional quarter Of secti n five g.
township ten (le) range eighteen (lS) containing
A 6l-l00 acres: also the north. east fractional
Il Of section five (5) township ten 10y range
eighteen Cs) containing Al 60 100 acres; also
the northwest quarter of section thirty-'wo 90
township rine 81 range eighteen Us containing
100 acres; and the southeast quarter Of section
thirty.twO (32 township nine e. rarge Gig ,ieen
lS), containing 100 acres, upon mortgage exc
cuted BY the said William +. Dyer; Julia A.
Dyer. and George ". Dyer on the l4th day Of
May. A. d. 1860. ind BY them delivered TO the
said Richard Price and George Scllaffer, to Sc
cure the payment Of the said sum- Of money sta.
ted in said promissOFy notes. and the said defen-
d,nts are further notified that unless they answer
or demur to the said plaintiff's petition herein
filed, or beforesthe eleventh day Of October A.
ID. 1862, said petition will be taken a true, and
judgms mt rendered accordingly.
WITNESS: P. E. HAvENs, Clerk
Of said Court. with the seal thereO
L. 3. stfixed at my Office in the village
ofOskaloosa, this 30th day Of July,
A. d. 1852
r. E. RAVENS, Clerk.
Sawyer 4 Builey. rf's Auys.
Aug. 2, 49-7w.s2S,40
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KEROSENE OILS.
He aLo keeps good supply ef the following
Standard Patent Medicines:
SHERIFF.S SALE.
STATE OF KANSAS./

STATE OF KANSAS
COUNTY OF JEFFERSON
FIRST Ju'icial District \
James Weed. William +. Clrris,y. Robert X.
" God, Wilian 7. Gentry. sDi Andrew Wosd.
Wiiam +. d, er, George N. Dyer. JaIia A. Dyer,
Frank A. Busi.g and Calvin Chrisi,. Trustees.
BY virtue Of an order Of sale TO me dir. ct.d is
sued BY the District Clerk of Jefj srson County,
Kansas. will the 18Th day Of September,
\ D. 1862, between the hours OF IL o'clock. NJ,
and O'CLOCK z. VI. Of said day offer a, public
sale, to the highest bidder tor cash in hard. in
front of he Court House door in tn vi iage Of
Oska.eosa. and county aforesai a.! the night.
title and interest of the said above named de-
PENDANTS in and 10 the following described prop
erty, to-wi,: Tbs north east fractional Z. Of Sec
ton five in township nire. range eish'een; END
the north west Il Of section 33. in township $,
rnn=e Is. all in Jefftrson county, Kansas; the
first above desc. ibed fractional Il appraised at
$500, the second at S2-50 yer acre. Levied upon
as the property Of the above named defendants.
N. w TAYLOR, Sheriff.
Spau!ding L Son. Au'ys for Pits.
Aug. 49, 5l-5w II 20
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PLYMOUTH ROCK STOVE,
Order Of Publication.

Order Of Publication.
STATE OF KANSAS. 6.
COUNTY or JEFFERSON 80
In the District Court Of said County.
Abel Whitney, PHI.
Norris s. Knight. Ddt.
Norris $. knight, the above
named defendant, will take notice that he has
been sued by Abel Whitney in the District Court
If said county, the object OF which, as appcarsb by
the petition OF the said plaintiff, flied IN the
Gle ks Office of sail Court. is 10 recover the sum
A two thousand three hundred and seventy
dollars nd seventeen cents, and interest on the
-am Il S704 10 Il the rate oi per cent per month
from he l7th d-v Of September. A ID 1857, and
intertst on he sum oi ~l6p171 AT the rate OF 5
..er cent per m nth from he 10 h day ct ocio-
her. \ u. 1851 said 10 be due and owing from
he SAL defendant 10 the al plaintiff on Ger
~ hill IT ex,hsugc dfawU by The SAID ceirn-
.t,,nt. directed in + : uamlin, No. 40 Fourth
-. iucinna,I Ora. ior the snm of S7O+.iO pay
,hle g. ne 1. Gordon 4 c., win b snid draft
Vas delivered to SAID \. Gordon 4 Co, and en-
dorset ~ them n A Gordon o.. To WMt
nev this plainIiff and by the said pla'n,ia en-.
;l,rsed npd delivered 10 Gibson 4 Broti,ertOn,
which said draft was not paid when the same be.
came due, and va. duly protested, and paid ny
.aiI d nintiii for said defendant; and also on a
certnin bill Of exchange drawn by the said de-
sepdant directed TO one T.. ;. Hamlin, payable
to this plain'iif 'or the sum OF sixteen hundred
and sixty seven dollars and seventy ssv ven cents
and endorsed by the said plaintiff. which said
bill Of exchange was not paid by the said deicn'
dnnt when the same became due, and was duly
protested for nom ayment. anil paid by the sad
najptiT; also for the forecIO ure and sale OF The
following described prcmi.es. to wit: Tho Ind''
,idcd one half Of the South west quarter 81 sec
,ion thirty -One. in township nine Of range e'eh'
teen in the the State Of Kansas. which said de
scribed premises were conveyed by the said de
fendan, 10 the said plaintiff by certain deed o.
trust. on the 18th day of February, A: d. 1857
TO secure TO this plaintiff the payment OF the sum
OF money 81 paid out by him tssid PIalnu'fI on
s.id bills Of exchange. And said defendant Is
further notified that unless he plead, answer, OF
demur 10 the petition Of the said plaintiff, herein
filed. on or before The twenty secopd day OF DC
roter. A. u. 1862. such petition will be taken q
TINE. and Judgment rendered accordingly.
Witness, r. Z. HAvESs, Clerk Of said
Couri, with the seal thereof affixed nj
Is. INV Office, in the village OF Oskaloosn
this 18th day Of August. 1869
r. T. RAVENS, Cieik.
Adams, Crozicr 4 Ludlum, Plf's. Attys.
Aug Is, 81 7w- $500.
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That Random Shot"

We make our best bow to "Anony
nous Scribbler," and acknowledge the
off hand shot "missed the mark ;" but,
really, the communication OF "Lady No.
g" read to US SO much like the spiteful
thrus.s of disappointed swain who had
Just been rendered "ilie mitten" and
sought revenge in this manner or the
ill-natured grumbling of some hearlless
and cynical old bachelor, who felt called
upon TO vent his spleen upon the sex in
the dark; We did not for moment think
that any lady-and much less SO anna
bic one as our fair correspondent -
could be the writer. But as "Lady No.
2 is nd a gentleman. We give her a
hearing in full. that our readers may
Judge for themselves as to the business
OF our decision in refusing to publish
such sweeping charges against the
mothers. wives and daughters Of our
State by an unknown contributor.
Our acquaintance with the ladies Of
Kansas is very limited and when one Of
their number SO boldly accuses ''ma-
jority" of them of 'selfshness," "cow-
ardice" and neglect of duty. though we
may not be convinced that the charge
is merited or just. yet We must leave
the ladies to defend themselves from
the imputa.ions. if they are undeserved.
or to make amends if they have failed
to perform that which duty required OF
them in the past.
With these "remarks explanatory"
We hand the matter over to our lady
contributors, As the controversy is oil
and among the "fair sis;erhood," and
retire from the arena, with this one
request, that Jrevity be studied in all
communications for our columns.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
STATE OF KANSAS. IS.
II. G. Turner, Thomas A. Turner, and Hen.
~ n. Turner,
vs.
ILL Speer, Jc Sc Newell and Joseph Fitsimons
BY virtue Of an execution to me directed. is
sued by The Clerk Of the First Judicial District
in and for the county OF letter son and State Of
Kansas. will, on the sixth dsv Of August, A.
ID. 1869. between the hours Of 10 o'clock A nj.
and O'Clock P. NJ. Of said day, offer at public
sale to the highest bidder for cash in hand, in
front Of the Court House door, in the village Of
Oskaloosa. in 81 id county. all the right title and
interest Of the said J. l.. Speef, Jesse Newell
and Joseph Fitsimons in and 10 the following de-
scribed property, to-wit: Lots 2, 3, 4, 5 and in
Block 10: Lots LIZ 4. S, 6, ], 8, 9, 10, and IL
in Block 20: Lots I, 2, 3, 4. 5, g. 8, 9, and 10 in
Block 81; all in Newel's addition to the villsge
of OskaloOea, in the county and State afors said;
Lots in Block 10 appraised at 8 each; Lots in
Block 10 appraised At 81 each; l.ots in b eek o.
appraised at 81 each; Lots IN Block q apprais-
cd rs fellows: the first q, the Others $3.50 each;
also oil that portion Of the Northeast fractional
qnarter OF Section five, in Township ten OF
Rang. nineteen which lies south Of Blocks 81,
r. q. ~, and IS. and appraised at 500; all that
part OF the Northeast fractional quarter Of Sec
lion five, in Township nine Of Range nineteen.
which lies east Of Blocks l6 and Is in Newsll's
add tion to the village Of OskaloOsa, appraised
at $40, all that part IL the Northeast fractional
quarter Of Section S in Township 10 Of Range
10, which lies west Of Newell & Monroe's mill
site $50 called). and Blocks 20 and q, appraised
at $50. said realty levied on a. the property OF
Jesse Newell N. w. TAYLOR.
july5-455w-&l3,SO. Sheriff..
At the request Of the plaintiffs. the above sale
is postponed until The 18th day Of August 1867,
then to gp on - above described.
n. w. TAYLOR,
Aug. $50 81 $500 Sheriff.
At he.rcquest Of the plaintiffs tnc above sale
is postponed. until the l2th day Of September,
lS62, then to 60 on as above described.
N. w. TAYLOR, Sheriff
Aug. 80. 1cs-2w s7,05 Total. 1876.