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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-16

Ser llntTjeiduete ;tist bicrmit rem 9utlifum
an, hnb sr teldnptg aui SanS tdlt an ltinGr Jtut'
l6rn'6atrit In G&nrderiue, 2C9d Gnunty, alle
Nrtfn &utf6Cp tis sr on ten oIlrynisrerien
9reiIrn ablabCn miro. 9isfe 6atrit trlstt felt
ptslen Satrsn unb bat iid fur4 1eur tausrtafts
Gno rORIfeIe &rtctt rinsn eu.cn @uf rrwCrtsn.
Nur tie triis Nat1Ialisn pcrbrn trnubt uno gee
(tidte grtster onseRsat. Go IL immtr cine gro'
Be Srri&ersnbcit pUuGlbie, aus pslGsr man lib
wdbIrn fam. gGenn man i6 cine nrue Gutits
ppsr anferrs 5atBeuB tslrtit, piro Die 8silsIs
lung prompt srfiilt wrrbn. Rsparatuun perbCn
l6neu unb tilig aussefitrt. gBet Der Gissns
tbtmer i'trrm GCldafts jeps Gufrnnfiamfeit rrie'
met, un6 ldne Sutrwsrtsn an Dauutaitiafeit,
S6Sntsit unb SiusEsIt tsirsn anbsrn I'm Staat
naGleten, 70 hdrf sr Scn 9ehtsmsern auf einsn
3umaGs Ter libtraIn Ranpl&OIt retnen wOmit
man ttn ttrsits blsbrtt.
bay-S Obn z a d III msjn eutEUnRrter q.
asnt um Gubrrelrn ,u Strfaufcn unb Seaeaunsm
taitir anSuneemsn, flr psl&s 2IrtIfeI Id gut lls.
zen ireVee.
ScHatbon SEP.
Wprtl 10, 1861. na6W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-16
ljltft Cub uor 0uaAGalber.

Diels gsFannimaGung III albright, tsitss on
bas mdnnli&e unN trftbIi4s Geldleat, rpsI6s an
sebrimen llrIaGen Ieirsn. SD babe UtrIe Sabre
pvarti,rt uno Bale msn Slid ssmadt, unb piias
iGe nun Hsinsn glstsnmrnf6m profeIllcneQ 3u
brnsa. .-SdleGe sinsn Staisr sin, nm strral9s
llntORrn su te1retsn, unb elm li&srss NttteI rite
pr gum Stdl. - Q5Bs feline faII6e 3irtliatett
bio ;ugiidbaltrn - benn sS tUIrS auf ene lriIts
Ssl&pisscnbeit ssletn.
Or. gcaIapiue Rorparee,
d5or $40 BaItimtrs, sliarYlanb
Stunt 90. n,IS|
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-16
GOelbsss paabiisirt
tas
3lU cite Seft

SauIt's NeutIAe Gkpr OeIdn9F,
0iit srr6sr Grrubt lsnfsn tpIr Die guImsrtiam.
Isit Der Gstrsr, Sins.Ssrelnsn unb Gt6rtn auf
tas SwsIs Srft BON tiefsm g9rrir, wtidss Ipstsn
bic 9rsbs UsrlisD. Dabsts wirU ven atIsn ale
tin pcr,isli&ss Sff atnanrt, enttaltsnO MuTt
iar otle unN jeSs OeIsBeutrIt ron air&ta'G DIEM
fen. we auda I&IdIi6 idr Concerto.
@luifIebrer wsrbsu rin GrpIr aratls W-
4altsn, rrrn bnflr @nipruh ssmaat Wlrp nit
Der @tF2t sS tir,uIibrsn.
SO. 2-t5 Gents PER Stdd. SO. unb 2,
,uIammm setunbrn. 80 Gents baS Sidi.
80. 1 unb 2. Grtra setunrtn, 373 Gents has
Stad. Ssim Oupsno pirO sin attus srIautt.
E@a6ar Guuh's DsutIde GtOr.GeIanss fraSs
nadt BEL BEN 8a&rYertGuirn In @umtaun.
Saruar 3. na3M
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-16
Die Stnsen bieber serttbtet !
4MGlburg unO l5aaenbad).
Gatlnelmldr In Der gtabt gQentaun

eablRslniIGT In Ter Stapt AueItaun,
gsSttRtn itb ti,ftr GtIrainksit lbrsu SrtunSsn
Eunesn unb etm aGihrtsn putlifum H6srbaurt ais
IuIetaGn. tes fs ihr Cabinet g9lartniaosr ron go
"A tn ibr turlldiS nCus 9ttaufs, go. SO In b
SeIt' eamtIeEfStraps. uRh IWar ltra0s esaSnHI \
6assntub's oetti, gsrI|st t0b,n. agrc tje nun
rstt hne alien anpr8ChSHbM 1graeI nab MunIt6 Ju
oCntn. --Sbr aestnmdriiatr SCd III pdhrlih siu
oertrdHtasr GNo tsftsbt gum St,jI aus fct9snosu
ArttfSlu,
Bureaus, S:eittoaros, @ier., Centre,
9oros, Dining uno Sreaffait SiEben,
SGber: uno ale Qrten onoere ScbrGnfe,
8Datnot. uno Sof1'Siihe, Qarltr Gis
G1e, Sof1s. YiauosStdble, Sprin4s sSiBs
S6aufsl StGble, 8ettltellen uon alien
Senennm9en, 10 ,Uie tibcrbaupt ale 2(rs
ttel bic In einem pollit6ubi9en GabInst:
Baoren'9a9er oefudt reroen.
gle crfsrtt9tn EbenialIs Guf 9silSlIuua ietG Nrr
scn Sutnltar, nab Ter ntutEisu SSIhicu, uno Issc
ocn ibnrn psrtoufts Artit nn6 fas lsin ftr mas fl
bn vtrtaafsn. uut muR cCIs 3uiritosnhsit aettn.
oGutbGttsr uRe k,irurtrS Jung: eeuts pdbs
oGusbaltrn9En gu bs9tnnsn 9stsntsn. fciItgn nhi
otrdumCu bct thnsn an;uruftn she III cnIlruc faufsn
lnrtm ilI rtrfhsrt fGhlsn raB Rs tbnsn @oraajnt
aubtstsn tEunen, bis ntrQsnhtm0 auGsrbalt pbaesl:
pbia itrIrGfen wsrpsn tSuHen.
Sdr tfrtits aencgGns litCralt lIninflusuna Euf
ts btr3b eanttar, unb lptrNsn burb ttHiaG YrGis,
hno 9utt &tbGntIur9 brs Auneibaft fst$ ju var:
mGhrru iuthln.
U S.-@sratgt ttn Ort ntht - ttrfdbs N
DO. ~. gBei Samlltcn: StraEs-uRO rufct Saitlbii
IN, nnb 6terltuat Guh lsItit pon Der @Sabrbdt pen
''m was chen sda9' H.
Walbur9 uno 9a0enbu6.
December 10, 1850. rqlS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-16
in llnicnptllf 2eba GauntN

Gr llnlni&istsns SsiSt bitrmIt fsinsn 5reun.
Cen unb ttnsm au8tmrinrn publitum sr8stsnf
an. RAP CT rins nsus Gut16snmo6nti in unicn'
pttlR, 9s6a @auntY. onssfanstn bat, allwC sr be-
iidneIa auf Sanb bait unO auf 9stslIuns prompt
Oerftr!issn wIrr, alt gIrttn Sutf&rn, 0dssn,
8uaaire rno ole anbne GubrtpsGsn bic In ietn
sad srtSun, bic rr an tm aantiltefsn prribsn
abIaGtn ,pire. Sn brfsr neusn Sutltrnma6ret
ptrtsH MIR bic telen WalrrtaIisn uub ron BEN
ssRtn grtsitsr auBrittlt. Rdn trifft INNER Gle
ne S'CGs &uswabl Gutrrreltn Eel ibm an, wcraus
3srsrmdn a& aIlrjsIt Iubten fam.
sa- Nsraratursn wsrbn prompt unc tiais Be-
iCrst.
<Inrsm Der Gsenttdmcr feln Gd&Git pdntt.
lido antrsitt, unb itine SatrsussH on Daurtaf'
Ii9fdt, S&Entst uno BitiB,dt frlnsn anesrn I'm
Staat radfstrn. 10 ta,i IT Won Nsftetaltn
auf sinn 'iteraIfn &nttsl Der Efsutli4m Sun6s
itaft tednn.
piram SesrS.
llnirnt(Ie. Qprl 2, 1852. ra1S
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-16

8tf9! SLID! SLID!
Gin erO6sr @Orratt @utrsIen In sdn,rn, bal.
Zen unb pisrtsl Barrel. an nirrnn 9rsi1sn 3u ba'
len ais an tr9'nb snem anrsrn Stcbr IN gsdu
&aunty.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-16

WSmrr. unb 8naben,@ttrr.
Gin srcBss Qicrtsmtnt UUn ittr art 5ub
@a0ItmGen, dWHbS, Gai6merstts, einIsYS, etc.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-16
pnei)binoerei.

9tr untGldItsbtns
ssa o. . mndbt bfm sstbrttn put~
/Es ~ IiIum In bhRssr Staet
kgsskSS sssSFSSaA2Z unb umststno bic srsr.
= bsnfs GnSrtSs. tae CT
lsins SuGbinbtrti nod
4zsIz1z immeT an Isinsm aIttn
Stantptaps Sat, unO guar in br St. StraBs IN.
rpsit Der Gaunty. Sail. no rr tSret il lsinsn al.
ten unb nsusn 6unesn nit gutter @rbsit dtJurar-
ten. Gs rertsn bf Itm alIs Scrttn Bidder ssr.
isrtist nit 0cItf&nitt unS Gsturidsn, 9nsIiits.
5ransSRits unO Dsuti&s Gint6rte, unS swar
IN rem nietriaItsn prsle. Gas publitum rrtro
rUbtttun wtnn lIt nit ibrsr arbsit bel itm rrr-
'Frs&m tts fs fCuitwC tinsttsn. Ssrasbt ailc
rsn IIab niGt 4: Ste SroBs unrsIt tsr Salt.
Genhantin einoer, gu&tirttr.
a. .. So wr6 In ISinrm S&ap aud @Ult.
unO SiIttr. attslt VrrrL&tst-isbt art fdr Ser.
tsn unb Gamtn. .. Ta9el.
Gltntnun. Npril @. ra3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-16
6 i tD { II s q ue,
Gds bar Gtur& Alley unb 5amltCn Shn6s, uRi
atuTs Ubcrbalt Der 8siUrmlrtrn Stride,
nausntaun,


8Eure Ubcrbalt Der 8siUrmlrlsn Stride,
tna asntaun.
Dis lGtsrHt&nstin babSn Gctten ssasu usasu uni
Itbr auegc.stbnstSu Scd pSr 0DaarIn. I:bidlib fIr
Gle Sahrfiett, Engdsqt, psld,sr Es aRasnm6riIa ~
SIsieerr fur ben Traru9 uno SCmr,r psrortsi:
ten, tstthene aus isbcm Stcf psber fir ticks Sacb
I'M SRattt ju hncsn mar.
6Cmmt unS istst ets itr fGnlWO fault,
unb tbr w'rcd cub tn!o iiterisu9t batsu, baR lbr
bier ben 9tEbtsn g8ertb fdr suEr Gjtlb tstenni.
l1sir batcm 9GlcS
wat In has Stibdf einG6 &lsiosrbauIes asbSrt-,n
pettIauiti9 gu meSen.
Sunbsnarttit Utsr StdNu aul 0slsQuna
UertsR stsnfONs nab Der uSusIfsn 0eos unb t,tlsn
Ranlsr ron uus stliefsrt uno eornntirt cas ~ lsir
fur ras fe psrtauft psreen. 8eraslrt nbt Cif
q tn prets G 10 eus!S a II 6.
gln Sbuci6cr.
SIe Wduf6sn aud ;uQtsib GbnSicsr rarGuf au f.
mtrtlam su MAIDEN, roB iie bic Nssutur pcu ,psi
WcStbduGsr hatsn, unb tSnnsn fs oaber ,u itesr
Belt init ben ueuitrn 9Nchsn rsrfsbsn.
G1rSie finc 9leihfalIs G9sntCn fdr Deet's pa'
tsnt:Hdhmabinsn we!tCs Die ttits N1aftbinr in sc.
braud 1T. btdslib auf Ginatbhsit pclIltGntat Se,
SbenIbs GOuitruttirn uno tis Disqualification liver
Hrttit Trsiec.-9lc. triten $50-Tr. 5, So
SO. 8, $l00-unb Sc. 4, 40.
gteli0b uno Sreini9.
hUenteun, aprtt o, 1862. uqtp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-16
8ilD er
ftir jeoen 9rsis berab9efest.
9. SS. Surcaip'S
pbetosrapb. uno Ambrotype 6allerie.
go. Z DIT. 5amiltcn Strabe. @IIsntaun.
(Drsi Sbdren auterbolb rsm aaGu SauIs.)


gla& SisIjibrssr Griutruns In Der pbOtOsra.
eten. Runl, unO bur6 bic l6rrals unb 5unsb.
msnbs llni1iidBans weIGs mir in ben lsetsn SaG'
rtn tu Stril stipCrtsn. Fin tA brTCssn wOrbsn
paS putIFum su bsnaGiI&tissn. tab In nsusrH
Belt src6s 0Gbs6srunsrn In ttsler STUNT ssmaGi
pCrbfn ffnp. SD bin nun batur6 in Stanb et'
ebt, 8ilba UIirr GIaiit ju Iisfrn als IetsnasrObi
ptOtp8raPbteu. sinfa6 cher ausarfrtisl
mIt Su1Gs, g2aGsr' cher SfIfartsn-5 20 H..
appes, ambrOippts. NsIaHStppts
IN jstsm Stsl an tnatgslsbtsn YTrlsn.
Ga msins Ginribiurgsn, nah bIsirr 6unfi 9u.
ser Su rstmsn, pCQIanble iInb, bin Id tn!falsi.
ZEN 6trIsm Wsltdfte mtInr 9anje gufmFrlamlslt ~
ribmtR uu6 I&mslfls mir NIT Ger llrtrr,sueunB,
bab Id i'm StsRts Gin aagsmsins 8ufrItOsnbsit 81
idfen.
SlmSrDtDpeS fir 2S Gents,
vOlliiSnbls nit GGit. @ls artsn Sittr psrten
tcFrt unb ;u ettsnesrEBs srsrBbrt.
Ssrss0,t nIdt ben @tab. 80. Ol.SamGiCn
Strab'. SGiVen mlsr9alb bm @asn Sault.
au8uR z. ua9m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-16
a ." .rE sc G tGe esr.l.
SpdttabrS> unb Wtnter>


.- r..n..E Sc G cWe er... 1
Spdttabr8@ unb 9Stnter>
... SS adreH.
Die Serren 8urbge unb Spnes,
SfO. 8 Sfts SamiltOn StraBe,
3tsrn NIT 8srsnlgsn Dem publifum ar, baf
iis lcrtsn BON glruycrt uno IbilapsIpbia suriid'
eslstrt flnt, nit sinsm srpBen unb sutssmdplttn
iStCd ron Spdtiatrs. unb gRtnttr.S Spaarsn MEL
den Is fur SaarsslO slnsstanft tatsn-uno bne
iIs nun brett fnO ale Su bsfrsbtssn bic Ils nit
tbrsm SuIprnh besbrsn, unc 5trar nit ircbltstIe'
rsn 9Saaren oils lie an irgrno stnem aEesn StOhr
IN Ilentaun sstauft wrtm t6nnsn. Garunter
bsfnbtn fiG
5i9urirtc Trentb MfcrtMOs,
9sribbts Srtn6 @ltrinOs. ssmsns Nerincs bon
alitn Sartsn SsurIrIs Gabimst, Fsu.
rirte DrIanS, Union plaioe, Wcus'
elm Dslains, unb perIhiebnarti.
es anofre Drs6 'gSaaren ju
man6isfa& su meIetn.
G6snlp
TimcD umS fc6iudrsc GeiSe,
8Gney SEits Bon alien StyIs, NuaIitdtsn unb
Sreisn; 8tSuririsr I6par;s Secs; @srBbn.
litfr l&par,e Ssibs BON alien 9rsien.
Su6 Duars, Sttlla g@apIs.
Srcda SGawts, 8lartst S6aWle.
Ginteimiibe 0ittrr.
Gin arOBss gTTpttrmfHt pOn otIsn gOrttn Gta.
nclIsn, S6irtIns' 'Nusinsn. astle&te unc unss.
tlsttte Sdsctnss bon itbw Srsits; Srtt,suss,
8aumpou. .6Ianslls. GidInss, Sid. Dtapsrs, etc.
WSnnrr. unb 8naben,9itter.
Gin srcBss QIcrtsmnt VUn ittr art 5ub,
S1Iffmeren. Jneebs Gafbmerette QinfepS Pfr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-16

Sel~ Tu cb.
GIOr.StIm6. SiI6'Srltu6. Sttrssn.Sdtu9.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-16
MQent0un Mfdbemie.

Das 5rtitiabrs'asrmtn tat ienrn qnfana ss.
nrmmsn am WcnIa8 rtn 6tsn Sdnuar.
3SsInss wtrbm ,u irsrnb elmer Belt anasnCm.
men uno be5abIcn nur srn Der Grit Na Ts sintre.
ten. ~
primarY per SisrtsI, SlOO
@trStnItfs Gn8Iif&s 3wriss, 81 so bis 5 90
SS9ers " " nit @ris6tf6 uno 2atsnId 6 90
unS 6ran,OiI6 so
Wulif, 800
SIR ben @strau& brs @anCs FIR llstuns 90
3siGnen. 2 100
Gsusrma fir ZEN geinttr, 80
Gni9s !3tsIinss wrrtm In Der 6amils bee
prin;IpaIS ansrnpmmrn unO ,par an $40 pei
Srrtsl fir Boarding gBai6rn un6 llnterri6t In
alien 3psisen, nit Qutnatme BON Duff une
3ri&ren.
!. II. Brc8ery. principal.
Sanuar 22, 1862. natp
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-02-15

Es- An effor; is being made TO pro
cure the release Of The State Of Kan
sas from the Federal tax Of seventy one
thousand dollars imposed BY the Gov
ernment for the payment Of the inter
est upon the war debt. While the
payment Of this sum now will un-
ioubtedlv be serious burthen to Tie
people. and in many instances lead to
great individual embarrassment, We
very mnch question the policy Of throw
ing it .ver.to b. aided 10 the burlaens
of another year. Taxation viii be in
creased from year 10 year. 50 long as
lie war continues, and unless We
promptly discharge the debt as it ac
crues, The end will show US a fearful
bill of taxes, which must then be
promptly met. or repudiated, and OF
course nobody thinks of that. BY put
ting off the day Of payment, too. we
throw upon our children a erievous
burthen which belongs to us to dis.
charge, and which We have no right to
entail upon them. The present crisis
is one which belongs TO us TO meet
let us NEE. il like men conscious of our
obligations TO our pos!eriiy. to oar
selves. and TO our government.
There is another phase Of this ques-
lion which should not be ignored The
government needs the money TO pay
the interest on a deb, contracted for a
holy and coisecratsd purpose AMI un.
less every State promptly pays its as
sessment, other sources Of revenue
must be devised, the Government more
OF less embarrassed, and Tho prosec IL.
ton of the war retarded thereby. Our
ability lopay Il now. is fully equal TO
what 1t can bs next year. to pay the
additional amount that win accrue upon
that years irtercs. .-so that nothing
will be saved by pos,ponement. willie
every consideration of patriotism and
faancinl foresight should prompt us TO
make unusual exertions and sacrifices.
if need be. to discharge this obligation
to the Government. Slate Record.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-02-15

JUVENILE LEGREEs.-On Saturday a
couple of youngsters. desirous of rails
ing the wind. caught little contra
band" probably six years old. with a
view Of disposing Of him for wha, he
would bring. The young types Of Tho
Legree family had succeeded in tying
the chattel. and we're harrying him
across the ice into Missouri. where they
''reckoned they could get four bits for
him. anyhow - A gentleman, ayeise
to tlisaspecies Of barter, interposed and
restored the frightened young contra.
baud TO It's anxious dam. Nigger
must be cheap, when such
likely boy would be sold for "four
bits. Daily Times. has !.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-02-15
.FoRr MONROE. Feb. 12

By flag Of truce We have coniirma-
ton Of the complete success Of Burn
sides expedition To Roanoke Island
destruction of rebel qua boats.
Elizabeth city was attacked on Sun-
day and evacuated by the inhabitants.
The first news of the defeat was re-
ceiyed at, Norfolk Sunday afternoon
and caused grea. excitement. the pre-
yiuus news having been very satisiac
tory. stating that The Yankees had been
allowed to advance for the purpose oI
drawing them in;S a trap. =
The rebel force on the Island IS sup.
posed to have been over 500 Il ,hiing
inen.
Gen. Wise was Ill at Mays Head
VIXEN the situation brcame dangerous
he was removed 10 Norfolk. Onc re-
port says only 70. another only % OF
tie Confederate army escaped from
tie Island Gen. Iiu,er leiegraphed
to Richmond ,ha, 50 escaped. There
appears TO be no bright side Of the story
for the rebels.
Tie Richmond Examiner in a Ion.
editorial says the loss Of our army on
Roanoke Island is certainly the most
painful even; of The war and adds the
intelligence Of yestefday by telegraph
is confirmed. Twenty five hundred
brave troops were exposed to the entire
force OF Buinsiie's fleet. They resist
ed with determined courage, but reueaI
being cut otf by the surrounding ele.
ment they were compef!ed to surrender.
/ A coulter arrived ., Richmond "a,
: o'clock yesterday z. NJ. bto'l intel.
Iisence that Elizabeth city was burned
by the inhabitants. During the con
!iagra!ion The Federais landed a large
force. s
/ Gen. Wise has not arrived.
Tie following is the very latest from
the Norfolk Day Book:
i AIcouricr arrived h.re Yesterday p
NJ. from whom We gather the following
The enemy advanced in full force upon
Elizabeth city. yesterday about
O'Clock. and began an attack. The
citizens. finding resistance vain. e.acu.
aied the place;'bus before doing so. sci
fire TO the town. When our Informant
left the fire was sill raging. We have
also TO record capture by the enemy,
of ali our little feet except one, which
escaped. The courier represents our
loss at 80 killed anl wounded. Enc
my's loss not less than 1000.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-02-15
Order of Publication.
State Of Kansas
County Of Jefferson(

ael In tho District Court Of said Comfy.
Jesse Newell, Debt and Attachment.
ftv G -! No. ei6.
Leroy E. Curry.)
Now at this day came jesse Newell and filed
his certain affidavit In this cause, setting forth that
Kansas. Therefore it's ordered by the Clerk Of
said Court in vacation, that the defendant, LEROY
T.. Curry. be notified by publication being made in
-''rhc independent weekly newspaper publish.
ed in said County Of jefferson, for six ssiye
weeks, of the pendency Of this snit the object Of
which is to obtain Judgment against the said dc.
fenlan: sof the sum OF twenty nye dollars and in-
tercst, said 70 Le due and owing from the defend.
art 10 said riaintT ON n certain pronissory note,
made. executed ard delivered 10y the said defend
ant on the ilth day of September, leo, and paya-
ble six months date, with interest from date at
the rate OF ten per cent. per annum; and further
that sls property Of tbs SAID dcfc ndant, twwit: -
Commencing in the south line Of the southwest
quarter Of Section -. = ewnship ., Range 80, 945
chains wcs; ofthe southeast corner .! said quarter,
there's alon. said HE 3.ss chains. thence no-t TO-
~ Chains, thence east 81 chains. thence south TO-
G chains. IL the place of beg pu'ng, containing
more or less has been attached by virtae Of
an nr,lcr of attachment issued out OF said Court.
and TIA uiless the said defendant answer dennr
10 the petion cf the said rlainti6 hlcd in this
or before the twenty first day OF April, lsGo, such
petition W III be TAX IN truc and jndg,ncn, render
J alignment to he rendered ~ Aforesaid.
i .ss-...i Ni;ne.s T.. l.. HAyxSs, Clerk of szii
Il. ~ Court. with the seal thereof ai;i vci, at
olcs In the village OF OsksloS>a, on
~ j.. L. HAvESs, Clerk.
BY sc. Grru,Rr, ID. G.
f-Iis.sssrsn,75. 1sl
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Resolutions II Coincidence.

At a called meeting Of Oskaloosl
Lodge No. IA, held at their Lodge Hal
Feb l2ih, 1869. TIE undersigned wer.
appointed committee to draft reso!u
tions expressive OF he sense Of tli'
Lodge at lheir b.re .vem.n, at this dis
pensation of Providence:
Whereas it has pleased tie Divine
Disposer Of events to remove by Dea,l
from our midst. cur esteemed Brother
- RUSSELL, therefore,
Resolced, That We bow with humble
submission TO the Order Of lie Grand
Master of the Universe, in removing 10
the Grand Lodge above. our Brother
i. Resolred, That Masonery has lost ar
honorable and useful member, The
Church an able and Jealous minister
and society an honorable and useruI
citizen. a
Resofped. That we osier to the be-
fenved vile and iatherless children, our
sincere coincidence in this their hour OF
distress. a 4.s
Resolged, That we viii wear the
usual badge of mourning for thirty days,
aad HAT the Jewels OF tie Lodge be
clothed in mourning.
Resosred, That. the Family Of de
ceased be furnished with a copy Of
these resolutions. and that they bcpub-
lished in Tie Oskaloosa Ladependest.
G..B. CARsox. Caairman. ~
IS. s.. Coorxn. a sg (
J. N. HALL. s.
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Order OF Publication.
STATE OF KANSAS
cnupty q, It,s~...
- NN'''''1l VI Jf7tItI>I'H
In the Disi'ies Court oi said County.
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touity ol Jrtlrfspn.N
In the Distics Court oi. said County.
Marcus d. l.. Sinip'on,
Harvey J. iIewe,. Phebe Hcwctt, James +. Cam
en-, and L. Bahea.
W iicreas u appears by the nf!ilavii
cf W. i. Gambell, Esir.. attorney for the sai,.
P'sintih, that part ot tie sad defendants arr
ncn-Iesidenis Ut this Stats, and ,h4t the usual
process issued by said Cosrt cannot re- ryed up
an the sa'd defendants, il is therefore ordered
hat the a'd dc'endauts, Jumes NJ. Cnnens and
Z. Bohen, bc notified by pubIr alton being made
for siv 'ucces.iye weeks IA '1he independent
a weekly newspaper published iu sad County oi
JsHors n, ~ are ret,Il.ncy If this suit, the ob
Jscs Of sLish p Iecuyer from TIE said defend.
ans the sum of lour hundred dollars, with in.
teresi thereon nj the rals q, twenty live por c.
per annum from the 7,h day of August. 1857,
and decree Of foreclosure aud sale of the loi
i'wirs mortgasci premises. to- wit: The .uih-
~es' q"uric' OF Section thirty.fiv t35), Town
snip seven Ciof Rang eig.,Iecn us in Jefferson
County, State Of kan'as, And Inc sald defend.
ants nrs Further notified that unless they plead
answer ~ denur Ia ssil piuipi,tf' Yeut,on oa oy
before the twenty first day at April, A. ID. 1861,
such petition will be taken ~ true and Judgment
rendered. accordingly
In testimony whereof have hercun'o
, IL. 81 set my hand n"d affixed thu seal of
suid Court, at my Jfiice in the village
Vi Oska,cOsa. this 10Th day Of February. 1852.
Y, l.. iiAVENS, Clerk,
inf e by 8. c. GKPHAsT, d. C.
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The Financial Question settled - Co.
lambia Free.
III WAsuINGToN, 40. l3.

" A>iINUTOI. Il GU. ID.
Tie Treasury Note bill. with III,
legal tender clause, and provision fo'
payment cf tie interest OF the public
debt in coin. passed the Senate to day.
An amendment for depositins with the
Treasury twenty five millions. at 5 per
cent. was adopted. This clause is
entirely acceptable to Tie House Ways
and Means Committee.
The House Committee on The Dis
,rict Of Columbia. reported 10 day the
bill abolishing Slavery in the District.
limiting compensation to loyal slave
holders at three hundred dollars.
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Il e krown- -laci. that handredsof Clerks
IN he pa,fosss Departments are knocn as
scression;sss. ard hare recently ken DIS
mtssed on Not account. y x
Ii is high time FOR a thorough purg'
ing of all the na'ion. II there are
traitors in the regular army, let them
be imprisoned. ii in the Departments
let them be dismissed, at least, and lei
men OF known honesty and genuine
patriotism Gil all the places. civil and
military. whether they are OF the Re
gular or Volunteer forces. Let Treason
have an end in official circles IN the
Union army and government. =.
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DEcisIaS REvERsEp.-The Supreme
Court has reveised The decision of the
Court below in lie case Of Carle Horne.
who was sentenced 10 be executed for
murder at the last term of the District
Court Of Leayenworth County. Horne
is to have a new trial. TIE decision
OF the Supreme Court was made on
legal and technical points. The muir
derer was convicted on circumstantial
evidence, but the circumstances pointed
with almost unerring certainty 10 Carlt
Horne and Mrs. Friend. the wife of the
murdered rHan,a the perpetrators OF th,
fiendish murder. We hope the grant
ing of a new trial may not thwart the
/ ends of justice. bu. that the liberline
and murderer may meet jast reirlbu-
iion FOR his crimes.