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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-14

ST. LouIs, Feb. l3.-Tbe Democrat learns
that OommNder FoOte with the gun
boats st. Louis, louisville aud Pitts6urg
left Cairo for Cumberland river at 10
o'clock on Tuesday night. The Caronrie-
let WAS expected to joiu them ut Psdueah
In consequences of the high water
and unusually rapid current in all the rix-
ers the fleet, is not expected to reach Fort
Donuelson until this morning, and it is
presumed that an attack will n0t be made
until there is II complete readiness ON the
part of both land and naval forces. The
news of tue result cannot be expected be-
fore tonight or tomorrow morning.
The Republican Of this morning states
that Gen. Hitchcock has not vet ncccptctl
the appointment OF Major General, butwiII
respond when his commission is received.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-14
From Wsshington,

wAsnlxGroS, Feb. l3.-lt is anticipated
that Wykof will bs released from prison
to-morrow, he having appeared before the
Judiciary COMMITTEES this fore noon, when
tits presumed he ptEged himself Of the al
legged eontemptof declining to answer Ger.
tom questions propounded to him by that
committee
Whatever speculaions may be INDUCED
concerning the sphere of the duties of the
General-in-Gbief, ii is certain that the
most cordial and friendly relations exist
between him and tue Secretary ofWar.
The House Committee on Military a fairs
have matured a bill providing for Nation.
al Cemetery for soldiers in tho District of
Columbia.
Dr.. Bell, of Sommtrville, surgeon of Gen.
Hooker's Bfigude, Who-died at Budd'a fer
,rY several days ago, were sent north to-
day by railroad. s5-7-st-s,'
The sergeant.at Arms, pursuant to the
order of the House, has placed Cheyalier
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-14


NEw YORE, Feb. l3.-The steamer Bal
tic is below with mails aud later intclIi-
gence from Port Royal.
The steamship Supply has arrived,
bringing Ship Island dates to the gath uit.
She has on board the captains and crews
of the captured rehel steamers Anna and
Lewis, and the schooner Al. Pease, taken
by the New London, on Florida.
Nothing new q Ship Island The
troops are healthy and the works pro-
crossing rapidly.
The o. S. frtgste Niagara, gun boats
New London, Hatteras, Attasea, Coon,
Pampero, and ship Black Prince aud brig
J. R. Wetherell we're anchored OF the
Island.
Tue Supply boarded, of Florida, on the
30th nit, the British schooner Samuel
Hart, of Liverpoog whose captain said he
was bound from liverpool TO Cardenas,
but having no papers and heing on the
route TO rebellion was taken by the SUP
ply. A crew was put aboard aud brought
to thisport. Her cargo is supposed to be
arms and ammunition.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-14

RoLbA, No Feb. 13.-A special dispatch
70 st. Louis RspM6tietR says: A messen-
ger from Lebanon just arrived, reports
that Gen. Sigel,s division arrived at Marsh.
held, fourmiles from Springfield on Tues.
day at noon.
Price is reported 70 have LETT Springfield
and is eneamped near the battle ground OF
Wilson'S Greek.
Gen. Sigel is no doubt now in SPRING
NEW YoBx, Feb. B,-Gapt. Palmer, lase
OF the gun boat IrOquois, arrived here in
steamer Columbia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-14

A. NORTON,
NOD Maiden Lane, New York.
eeiEe circular with fac slmile enETaViuSs Of HE
above siEes Eud styles, tSn59G1n,ds
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-14
Hats 8 CANS &C WhoIeSaIe.

tHARPRR BROTHER, No. 40 Main. coFner o.
~ Union g, " eelinE Va, have now "a st6rS !
attention. Of Merchants WfihiRg anything n o1r
lnS ss-z 500 Jana
'SSHAyVLSS SHAVVLS.-Wehaye M TSe5i,-.
.E9sed alother lot % these hShi0nable shounlIIis
Had Lang aud sqIlre EhSdlla. ll5 -
ss4'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-14

pACON.-l5 tier Is s. G Hams,
~ 10 casks shoulders,
$50 kegs prime Leaf lard, for sale by
Ieo5 LIST, MORRISON 3 C.I
DITTSBURGH sAL4T.-2OO barrels Extra
II No. l, just received aud Tor sale by
dec2l 81. REILLY
nUP0NT CAPS.-A new article just ont.
~ decsl HARPER & BRO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-14

ON RECEIPT OF ANY OF TIN FOLLOWING
" sums, In Cash or Post-0nlce stAmps, the snb.
WIZ Sed ~ return Of mail. or otherwise as
eOFdiHV to description. VIZ = 800 ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-12-13
LEE sd BURNSIDE

So d.pplt aut. our us.. pIp I,.U ..#... manifest.
with the c,r. .aI,n la n. Wet vtiH ..t.
air IA. b, ar,. at Nh. -oysr..t OF tl.., s.,. 1..
ib.. have ton great .yt.rt. Ia.t s.,.Af. d.. H..
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-12-13

Nsa aea1.a fH ', D oar rraiers with
'Hr''T ra'~ @. option o. ODE -.ius
H.n Nni H's.a1H. q atr H.n..s beyond The
Sizes a."" r9ar We know enough oi the
..aan' g.. aaursia N-s.a to =, a.Hred
'alt f.era +. a1hHs o. 'a- f-'H sue e"u
ruHs'ri a'.u 60 slrn a1Far'" upon
NrhmIn1 rl 't'' whatever h'''.r' are
"-H' ARE .Iae.F I" .s'.' d.''''E'a-ly TO the
.HtHE
O.. ihe condition a' Things 100 the Ni-s.s-
go raiey W. s.e not SO vel, ASSURE
''r,bsr'an s1aarasn. aud BRAGG hes .H.i
go for tae failure OF hi' operations boz
l.r'l.sy Gen J1'aIh b. johnson q.
vha.l .ls command ID tur HrnH- 70 ,Ht val
s 10, H#0a e.s a. % It-i accounts
. not reached sean, a.i haaa 81.
rrH that lo N, @ .a. ukea ODE lII
ur lotir mat,H military mar on Oh.
-ntius p. .,sasfar t-IIeE o., .a uI 90
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-12-13

A bill il before tn. Georgia Legislature
"a levy. 'sI OF ssvsnty-ige per cent on all
Acess OF profits oysr arste TO be hIed by
The legislature on merchants manufactures
sc the proceeds OF tb. tax 10 be applied TO
iadi9sAt families o! soldlefs,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-12-13

There ara about hiiy .it thousand .ith az
worr,i,d soldier. N 'he hc-p'si- - IN. -,
ted States. uf th,re. twelve Ihou-aud Are !,
H., West
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-12-13

The village Of Iszssdl in Csbogn,
tngoty. r,gn. s,c va, almost totally t-ro,
% ry a., 90 'hc ia'h uit
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-12-13

lre railroad 70 . may spPT On tie nap
Ihe d'''aHct hon ..'efies'onFs 70 "cs
mo'd ny '"' so! ~ 'h' ~, Y ,,,i,c.s
- '''' '''''. ~. '', "a w.. ~, \,Tt
-. a. H.. ,,.-. ,ai.''is n the Ia
o.spsy G.Jan.,..... a, vt.a. Tire enemy
.upp,~.. our army ia situated at present is
,cy,nty three miles from Richmond sud a''y
mo- southwest by wet from fr,tefeh-
burg "H The loatn m'lfoa1 We y 'lt .a"
Contra rapFoad ron "nri'us' .'s. "'' NV
h'0'''u' ara r 5,' l.,, I'''''s - 49,
W = - - 49,, "a s|" r,,J.....
- f-t!x f'om GsrJ,n.,tIr An
,r,', bl1..g ihj. Junction controls The roll
ro,d c.mmmi,lu.a from the uorth with
Riebm,rl except by Charlott'ir and
lyn.hturs which -ar'uni about Nay Ih.
enemy expect With "n overwhelming ''fe' 10
comPt a' f. give way "' '.a- lv ,1 i'"ig. 1 ,I
''irA1! p..',' lls's ."' -.
NY .t ,''' az a.. Gt d. R,rtm,nl
9Th =. ....I.., ,,..r. In n,A., 4. r,ur,,raci
ANN. d.. # ,r movement. about Falmouth
-faa.r..,I jackson .- said % have moved 10
This side " lhe o.. uan., ard ALREADY &C 70
r..a Ntun4.as and hester Gems. 81 .iUI vet
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-10-25
oSKAf3SA, SATURDAY. ,0co

We may not nov have "THs LArc.
Est Srock OF STAPLE & DRY Goons
Doors 4 SHOES. west of the Missis.;n'
P' River but il Is Large and Varied,
ard bought almost entirely Of Manufac.
!ssers. IN May last-before the advance
In prices. We wish to sell this S,ocl
within a month, il possible. at BAR.
GAINS FOR CASH. or short Nego,ia.
bic Paper.
In retiring from the trade, We are
napPt 10 say. that for the last fonr aud
half years. (during which time We
have made the acquaintance Of nearly
every trader in the State, end manv in
me ne'ghboring towns in the Stale Of
Missouri, our business intercourse will
our patrons in the country and business
nelghbors in the city has been 10 Us Of
the most agreeable character.
=, From the unexpectedly large and
LIBERAL patronage that has been extend.
ed to Us, We feel confident of having
many BusINEss friends, and We cordial
y invite all 10 call before too late, and
accept farewell benefit. at No. 12 Del.
aware street, Leayenworth.
lOS-tf WATSON l. BRACE.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-10-25

On last Monday evening Gen
Lane and Hon. w. w. II. Lawrence
addressed the citizens OF this place
A notice If their coming had been
sent, but was rot received, SO that
the visit was surprise to our pep.
pie; but the shortness of the notice
did mol, prevent good assembly, the
Church I'eing full.
The speeches were good. Lane
took occasion to say that he made
mo threats to iasimidate voters-tha,
he had made 40 arrests, was no Ion
ger in the military line, and could
not make any II he wished to-that
'only rebels were 10 be arrested, and
'not'loyal voters. HIS speech was .
'cisarncterishc'"ne, ahnnding in hits
;and'humor, md t,li of Jim Lane.
Nv. lawrence made q very sem
sible, candid speech. and gave evil
dence that he is emiaenily worthy
10 he the next Secretary Of State
oil Kansas. o 80
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-10-25
Order Of Publication.

VIVcr u xUO1lCdCJQ.
STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY or JEFFERSON.
In the District Coul, of said County.
Norris s. Knight Daft
Norris s. knight. the above
named defendant, will take notice that he has
been sued by Abel Whitney in the District Court
Of said county, the object Of which. as appears by
the petition Of the said plaintiff, filed il the
Clerks Office OF said Court is TO recover the sum
ii two thousand three hundred and seventy.two
dollars aud seventeen cents. and interest on the
sum of s10ii0 at the rate OF per cent. per month
from the 18th day Of September, A. ID. 1857, and
interest on the sum OF Sl6o7.77 st the rate OF 5
per cent. per month from the 18th day of Octo-
Der, A. ID. 1851 said to be due and owing from
the said defendant To the said plaintiff on . Ger.
tai, bill Of * ,hsnge drawn BY the said eefsn-
dsut, directed TO E. S. Hamln, No. 20 Fourth
S.. Cincinnati, Ohio, for the cum Of $70i ~ pay
aide to one A. Gordon / Co., which said draft
was delivered to said A. Gordon 4 Co, and en-
dorsed by them as A. Gordon & Co.. TO A. Whit
ney. (this plaintiff and BY the said pIainiid en-
dorsed and delivered to Gibson / Brotherton,
which said draft was not paid when the same be-
came due, and Was duly protested, and paid BY
said plaintiff for said defendant; and also on
cerfain bill Of exchange drawn by the said de-
Ienuant- ulfecteu 10 one z. -. u0miiu, payobie
70 this plaintiff Tor the sum Of sixteen hundred
and sixty seven dollars and seventy. ven CENTS
and endorsed by the said plaintiff. which said
bill Of exchange was not paid by The said defen-
dant when the same became due, snd was duly
protested for non- aymfnt. and paid ty the said
plaintiff; also Tor the foreclosure and sale of the
following described premises. towit: The undi-
ided one-halt of the south west quarter Of Sec
ton thir,y-one. ia iOwnehiP nine, Of range eigh-
teen in the the State Of ksnsas. which said De-
scribed premises were conveyed by the said de-
fendant 10 the said plaintiff by 4 certain deed Of
trust, On the 18th day Of February, A. ID. 1857,
10 secure TO this plaintiff the payment Of the sum
OF money paid out by him lssi1 plaintiff, on
said bills Of exchange. And SAID defendant is
further notified that unless he plead, answer, or
demur to tbs petition Of the said plaintiff, herein
filed, on or before the twenty second day Of Oc-
iober, A. d. 1862. such peiiuon will be taken as
true, and judgment rendered accordingly.
Witness, p. E. HAvESs. Clerk Of said
Cour,. with the seal thereof affixed ut
l.. s. m, office. in the village ot Oskal0oso,
this 18th day Of August. 1862
r. E RAVENS, Clerk.
Adams. Crozier 4 Ludlum, Plffs. Attys.
Aug 16, 81 7w-&25,2C.
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A CARD.

To lie Country XercAants and Me
Public:
The subscribers employ this method
Of informing their customers and friends
that in consequence 81 TIE impaired
health Of the Senior member Of our
firm. we have r~luc aatIy decided to
close our usrcA mile busiu~ss. 70 ac-
compIish this. We offer our goods IT
wholesale and retail II less than their
present value in any Of the Eastern
Markets.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

. n L VT AhXv0Aob
CouxrY OF JEsSxlsox,} .,. E.
tis, Judicial District
James Wood, William T., Christ3. Robot y.
Wood, William 7. Gentry. and Andrew Wood,
vs.
William F. D, er. George ". Dyer, Jalis 4. Dye.
Frank A. Busheg and Calvin Christy. Trustees
By virtue Of an order Of sale 10 me dirrc ted is-
sued BY the District Clerk Of Jeferson County,
Kansas. ] will on the 18th day OF Oeaonsr'
4. d. 1867. between the hou1s Of u O'Clock. y,
and 2 O'Clock r. N. Of said day offer ~ publ's
sale, to the highest bidder for cash in.hard, in
front OF the Court House door in thu village OF
O-kaioosa, and county aforesaid, Oh tho night,
title and interest OF the sid above named de-
iendants in and 10 the following desc ribed prop
erty, to-wis: The north east fracfisnal u OF &c.
ton five in township nine. range eighteen; and
the north west y q section 80. in township :.
rnnye Is. ali in Jeffrrson county, kansns; tho
first above described fractional u appraised %
$500, the second at a., 50 per scre. Levied upon
~ the property Of ths shove named defeniants.
n. w TAYLOR, Sheriff
Spaulding 1 Son, Au'ys for Piha
Aug. Ie, 5l-5w-$7 % go ns
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-10-25
CANDIDATES.

"a ~ % . % =
Dr. G. A. Buck is an Independent
Union, CandidsdG lor Senator, to rep.
resent Jefferson county in the next
Legislature.
E. RAILxr is.an Ihdepeu4knt I'm.
conditional Union Candidate for
Representative II the 18th Disiric,
in ting next Legislature.
I've are autho,ized to announce
DAVID MrKrLvY as an Independent I'm
ion can'iidste for Representative IA the
legi, Is,ure from the District compo ed
,of O.awkee' Kaw and Kentucky Town.
ships. in this County.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-10-25

We think il our friend will read the
article in last weeks lndependeas asaiu
calmly. he will be as,onished ut his
surprise aud ''indignstion." Ger
'.'"ly tissss is noiI'isg 10 thar article
witch advocates or sanctions in the re-
"'srst degree the agitation If IocxI is
'ses. bat tie very reverse. The whole
'snor Of The article is one Of regret tha,
cPpssrascss indicated 90 strongly that
~ so-eallsd Uuioa convent ION WAS The
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-10-25
THE PEN IS MlCHTIER
THAN THE SWORD

4
'oH"oi-O fENETHE BEST OF ALL PENS
MOTIONS COLD Pxxa
The Pat pana :, Hha w.rN
O. r.o.;o, of .,v AZ =. s,,o-;,.....;..
OF poss ssamps The sab'eriess viii ssed By ssssrn
@.a I'LL, =. osnes.es, % disec'ed, 0old Re" OF
80 e"s ..IAcIiNe TnE SANE ACCORDING 10 PIE
VIZ
GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES.
f1e % cents, The Magic Pen. for - esnss, 'hs
Lucky Pen; Tor 80 GEMS, the Always Ready Pea;
Tor % cents, the Elegapt Pen; spd Tor 81. the
EXCELSIOR Fen. -. -
ihE SAME fENS IN SlhYER-PLA1ED tx
| TENSION CASES, WITH PENCILS.
Egg - cenes. Ne 16aic Pen; for IS cents. the
L'sky fen; for =: Ne Alway..Ready Pen; fw
Steiner Elegant Pen; anstOr u, The Excelsior
rem. These are wsirheaad. geed writing Gold
REM, WIN ildcemsn sSs:1sS evsrsge wear
~ every one o. wpsep S99aKy t9r,9 -
'ne pesL sseel 3eSe. as,s ask;-k,,- asw sssssS
-. .ne esme $1,000 SYnaer oael..
ny, are stamped on the ioaAewing PeeAHs4the
Points ars Ts1.a. s.. sis mon:hs,Hsc.p'
o s,nnsi y" "ec,Is se gussrs lndesse slse
90, .i.nssd Ess6. noII~S. NJ 49, sms
the desk, Lone ana Medium Nibs Of Eli airs
and qualities. Short Nibs Of Nos. 4, S, 8 and !.
and made only Of first quality. The engraving.
are fac.similes Of the sizes and styles.
GOLD PENS without cASrS
pef % cents. No. Zen, Isl quality. or a No.
Zen, 90 qusnty -
Z" , Mo. IN. 'a 1us.ny o. No. .
r. 20 qsen " No' : 'en, % quanv;
70. 80; NO. ren' IS, quHnV. or NO.
rer, "a quan'y: OF NO. zen, 50 quahiy.,
ID. r" yl,'v, No' = rem ~ qosn'y. o! NO
ren, "a quanty. or no. oien, 80 quah'y-
=" SI,''; no. Zen. Isl auahty' or No.
en-, 20 Sos"v;
=" t]'zo, NO. fen' Isl qna'''y.
THE SAME GOLD PENS IN SILVER EN-
TENSION CASES, WITH PENCILS
ror sI,9: No. Fen' ist 3ua'iiy, or No
Ten % 99sHv.
:, foI $i.I'. NO. ren' ~ quants' or No
For a. n" :: Pen "a, "n, IL su or M a
Pan 81 nvsI;,v q, n, < ~. al ors,;,v
Far 80 So . No PEN Is, e an, liz qN 10
Pen. 2d quality, or a 40. 6 Pen. Sd quality.
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A Response.
GRAssHoPa4R FALls, Kan,

0RASSuVEh8 I'm y A6kS, h0use
Oct. IS. 1869.
Ed. OsxALoosA lxDEPENDExr: In
response 10 your leader of TO day upon
the o-caaled Union Convention. allow
me to state that il is with surprise. not
10 say Indignation. that l perceive the
attempt to saddle the Same upon the
people Of Grasshopper Falls. as the
Grasshopper Convention.
had read your leading articles Of
late with hearty satisfaction, and &C.
cep,ed them AS embodyiny. no. only my
own. but the sentiments Of al honest
Republicans. even ut Grasshopper Falls:
and was quite prepared 10 entertain the
hope that paper now existed in our
county. possessed Of Sufficient magma
nimity to represent the hest views and
interests Of its entire people.
Aud nov, Mr. Editor. with this ex-
pressed prrpossrssion in your favor by
one whose local interests would very
materially corfine his ideas within the
limits Of Grassl"ppes Falls Township.
think You will allow yourself to b.
placed in proper a'i,ade toward the
people Of this Ioc~Iily. and the social
ed Union Convention also.
assert without fear of successful
contradiction. that the delegation from
this place to the Fairfield Convention
we're either acknowledged Democrats.
or. if claiming 10 be Republicans. had
e~ssed TO enjoy the confidence Of our
party.
shall not attempt to speak IN b-
half Of the Gazette, whose consistency
and recii'ude vou question. neither
shall l presume TO arrogate to myself
the representation Of the "subsiantisl
men" Of Grsssh"pper Falls. but | do
clam 10 embrace lhe views VI all hon
e'', s"snd X pubIicans Of dis locality.
when ] assure you that We ~ q class
90 not contemplate playing any "wo
laced game" rs regards the Republican
ticket ,ominaied m good faith Al Osaw-
kee. A GRAssBoPPEa REPUALicAx.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-10-25
Order Of Publication.
STATE OF KANsAs.lu
C0CSrY % JEFVERsox.
George Grayson,

George Grayson,
W.
Walter N. Allen, John F. Hinton, and G. B.
Carsons
The ab,ve named defendants. Walter
n. Allen and John F. Hinton will take notice
that the said laintih has fled his petition in the
above entitled cause against the said de fendanis
in the District Court 81 said county, the object
and prayer Of which ID TO recover q Judgment
against the said Walter N Allen for the sum
o. sl25. with interest thereon from September
18th. 1860, due from said defendant, Walter N.
Alien. 70 sid plointifI on . promissory note ior
$l25, Gated septic mber 2Slh 1859, and due twelve
months aiier date; and for decree of foreclosure
and sale Of Lott Ot2) in block seventeen az
and lot seven y in block eighte en- as in New.
ellis add ton TO the town Of Oskalooss, and lot
six 81 in block nine t9) in the original town Of
Oska!onsa all in Jef3srson county. State Of Kan.
sas. and that said defendants be forever barred Of
any claiu, or equity OF redemption in said prem
iscs. Ard defendants are further notified that
unless they answer or demur TO said petition on
or before tina 2gi day Of October, 4. d. 1862,
judgment will be rendered in accordance with
the prayer ofsaid petition, and said premises
will be sold % pay the same.
GEORGE w. GRAYSON, PIT.
Aug. is, 81 ". 1880
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STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY o. JkvTrRsoN. -
George ". Grayson.

COUNTY o. JKvTRRsoN.
George ". Grayson,
d y. Nix"n. lsbram lawson. aud jas. McCa;r.
The above named d. fendsnts, b. B. Nixon and
Ahfam Lsrsan viii take nosice, that the said
plaintiff has fled IFS pctlion in the above emit.
Ted eause against. the did d. B. Nixon. in the
District Coer. 81 said eosniy. De object eod
prayer OF which is to recover judgu emf aeainst
the said ID. b. Nixon E.F The sum VI $50 together
with interest thereon Al the rate Of IS Der cent.
per annum from the lth day Of October. A. ID.
1859, due from said defendant. D. b. Nixon. to
said piaintiH GrMee W. Grayson. on . promis-
sorry aote tor sc dated October, 4th, 1859, and
due In one year after date; and for decree Of
foreclosure OF lot ten Q0l in block three 81 in the
town OF Oskslooss, C.unsy Of Jsfkerson, state Of
kansss; and that said dctendahts Be forever bar
red Of any claim or equity Of relemption in sid
premises. And defendsnts arc further notified.
that unless they answer9 demur 10 said resiiion
on or before the 22J day Of October, A. D. 1862.
judgment will be rendered in accordance with
The prayer Of said petition and said premises will
be sold TO pay the came.
GEORGE W. GRAYsON, Pr
Aug. 6,5l-7w Sl2,4o
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LESS THAN COST.
WATSON, BRACE l. co
No. IL Delaware Street.
Leavenworth, March 1861. 3st
Sher;fs Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, l..
COUNTY OF JrYrERsOy.

Jesse Newell vs. Eliza Ann Schuster.
BY virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed.
issued GU, Of the First District Court sitting in
the aforesaid county end State, will, on Mon
day. the Goth day Of October. A. d. 1851
between the hours Of ten o'clock A. NJ, and two
O'Clock, r. NJ. OF said day, in front OF the Court
House door in the village of OskaloOsa, in the
county and State Aforesaid. expose ut public sale
to the highest bidder. for cash in hand, all the
right, title. and interest Of Eliza Ann Schuster
in and to the foil wing described property, to-
viz, Lot ten in Block sixteen, Of Nevell's adti.
ton to the village Of Oskaioosa. Jefferson Co.,
Kansas; levied on As the property Of the above
the said defendant and in favor Of Jesse Newell;
said property appraised at tl26,6si
NV. TAYLOR.
Aug. l6, 3l-5w-$6.o0 Sheriff.
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Meets in this place on Monday the
9Th inst All who have business
to transact. or are otherwise inter-
ested, can make a note of the time,
and deport themselves accordingly.
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In the report OF the awards at the
!. Fair as published last week, an omis-
: sion occurred: a FIRST prsmil o, to ia
red Ruttv for Holbrook's Scientific
Astronomical Apparatus, and, also,
tor Lanes Mechanical Paradox.
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JOHN W. DAY.
CONvEYANCER, COLLECTOR. An
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Oskaloosa. Kamsas

OrFIcE in the Independent building. South
side Of Jefferson street. East of Public Square.
Taxes paid for non-re.idents, and receipts re-
mitted Business entrusted to his care will 70
seive 3romp, attention.
HyAt,.ntion will not be given to letters Of IN
quiry not aecomrs nied by Postage Stamp.
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MOVE issQ&li,tle ahead Of US
'a time this .Hesk. for our own ac-
.commodations
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AT A BARGAIN!

7'HE undersigned Offers for sale, st very Low
i figures, quarter section Of Land, beautiful.
~ situated in one Of the best portions Of Kansae,
good settlement surrounds it. and two State
roads psss near BY it. There IL no better upland
IN the State. John w. DAY,
jly 3-nsA Real Estate Agent.