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.AdIsiristratrsx Notice.

Notice il herehy given. tI.st on the
Goth day Of Deccmbsr. A. D. 1861.
Letters OF Administration on the estate
OF Joseph Hicks. deceased, late Of JET
fsrson County. Kansas. were issued 10
Sarah Hicks BY Hon. John W.. Day.
Probate Judge Of Jefferson County. All
persons holding .claims sgainst said
estate are hereby notified to present the
same 70 the undersigned, Adminis,ralrix
AS afore said. within one year from this
date. or they may be precluded from
the benefits Of the estate; and il such
claims me not presented within three
Years. they will be forever debarred.
SARAH HICKS.
Administrative Of the Estate of Joseph
Hicks. deceased. ~
January 4,h, 1862. ssrsaf.
Jan. 42l-3w.. Printers fee o3.
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The Legisla,use.

srsArE.-0a Tuesday tho seuat.
vase vas cs'lrd 70 order by Lieut.. Cow J
Z. Root. Boot /. Senator ). J. Ingalls, wa.
elected temporary Secretary. Twenty.
on one members we're present. The Sen.
ate organized BY the, election Of The
following officers:
a. R. Banks. Secretary: c. K. Gil.
christ. n, Assistant Secretary: J. S. Mont.
g"mc,y, Docket CLERK; o. +. Ingra.
ham. Engrossing Clerk; J. S. Payman.
Sergeant at Arms: S. II. Fairfield Door
keeper. !. Jackson. Page.
HousE.-Called to order BY Hon.
John W. Robinson. Secretary Of STATE.
Fifty eight naembers were present. Mr..
Nc Grew Of wyandosle. was elected
temporary chairman. The cath vas
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L.P. VIZ. R. Acucy

- - - ~ - - A0&WGX
State Of Kansas. .LeaververtA cs,,H,
Knoss all men BY aiese Psssesss:
That the Leavenvor,h. P.vn.. =
Western Rail Road Company d. 49,
BY make. Constitute and appoiss IL
Hinton. Of Oskaloosa. Kan.ss. a.:
agent and attorney. Tor he psrpoes -
protecting and preserving The f;.b..
growing on the lands Of the mid -
pany being in jefferson Cous,y:s,d =.
do hereby authorize him: the "a ] ?
Hinton. 10 prosecute accordiae = u.
al persons whomsoosoe-fho ea.n
have or may have tsespaass.l ,po. !.
Laptsq qI 4ipbs1 n ;ihs hid Co ~ !.
We. said Company agree 10 psv n
.Lsuful charges aud =esss C - ~,
secutions.
llrwHitss vspi~ vi.assI.;a
Rail Road Company. do hsssk1 -
the Signature Of San. DkuuS
Secretary, and the ssal e ~ -
- A !. 4 sAx D....
., SEA-. See-.L P%& ". A0
-~-sa as a gsssass1 ss.s,<1s @ss !
- ssf.st 3ss7s "a rs-siss5 .E1..<5 :
q r ,<Ahstit9 kO1I1< Iss
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On Tuesday night u n,an attempted
to rob the store Of Slettaur 4 Bros.
There were four persons engaged in the
transaction. One Of them succeeded
IN getting aspane OF glass out Of The
wlad"w and had partly entered wheu u
three shots were tired from the store
one OF them coming within a lew in
ches Of the villains head. The naa,es
of ahe persons are known.L Ccnserya-
tine. .,s.sl.s 81 sfa .alla4s sts~7 ,qu. q Il
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ARrnuR'ss ,HsAx yNAeAxlxs.--We
have received the January number for
1869 of this iIon,e Monthly. The ps,r-
pose of this work is to .unile the al.
iHsc,'cus Of choice and elegant iitera
,ure with. high morsl aims. and ,eac n
usesal lessons 10 men. women and child.
ren.ia all degrees of Iife;'' 10 "u,ake il,
mag zine that husband nigh bring
home 10 his vile. \ brother To his SIS
,ers. a father 10 his chiLlren. and feel
certain that. injoing s.. he placed ia
their hands only what can do them
good" Besides other attractions. two
new serials are commenced in the Jsn,,.
ary number: "BAttle Fmkls Of our
Fathers. by Virginia +. Towssrn,i:
and What Came At,~rwarjs. y So.
qael to "Nethins Bu, Money. By 7.
s. Arthur. The following arc the premi.
ums Tor lsG2:il. Herring. "Glimps.
Of an English Homestead e The
Soldiers in Love. 5. Doubts. 4 Hea
venly Consolation. Terms: One copy
Of Home Magazine. and one Of the
premium plates. 82; two copies and
one premium to gerer mp Of ihe club.
S3; three copies. ditto. 81: four copies
do. So. address,. r.. S. Arthur G
Co., 323 Walnut Street, Phila.lelI,hia,
Pa. m A,s fis., f.lff re~f
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PErERsoN's MAGAZINE ifor February
Is before u. filed with its usual variel
oi engrsvings. music. reading matter,
fashions. patterns in embroidery. etc..
e'c' ''lciclcs' is a very pretty eugrav-
Ing. while the colored fashion plate is
one OF The most brilliant we have be,
lore seen. Terms s. year. with re-.
duc'sons aud ppemiams to clubs. Ad-
dress. Chas. }. Peterson, 306, Chestnu,
Street. PhihJeh,h'a. Pa. dslan ssd
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I. .un Aevesslses having hesa rcs,assd 10 health
eaving saaersd several year. with : Aver: i""~
s"csuon, and that dread d,scasc = Consumption -
snx'oas TO make known " his tellov -.uursss the
copy q the Prsscfimh,s used. ffrcc or eharre.,
wun directions f:r preparing aud usin: the sunc.
s Ssms Wy wnt Dad igss cgas for cosspxpr
esiyesser u svndinE The Ppsseg,psou n - Ss.sSs
us un,et.d, and spcsd information which he con.
estses % 10 tasain.bls, sssl he hopes ever sesr
WI ~ DIS remedy, rs IL will coed them nothing.
md may psuvo blsssiuS. fl r----',' =
rasass wssai nG the pevserlpstou win ploaso "a.
~ kev. GNw AkO 4. WllSON. ~
A..s,. wnsnasSseS's. kisSs cespsy. Neg Ye,S.
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Cotton Culture in Kansas.

One of The results OF he presen;
struggle for Freedom in the United
STATES. is the agiiation Of the sutiec,
of Cotton Culture in tie Southern i;er
os tie Free Sa!es. particularly in ,liose
States lying in the Mississippi valley.
Il is supposed by many that The soil
and climate Of Kansas. and especially
tie Southern part Of lie State. is
adapted to the growth Of this staple
pro,.uct 70 an extent tha; will render its
culsuse remunera,ive. il not profitable.
Experiments, on small scale. have
be. n made in different portions ,c,f che
State. attended with better result than
had been anticipated. This may. to
some extent. be accounted for By th.
! fac. that almost any Geld product will
produce more in proportion to The
amount of ground planted. vhere a
small ''patci," is cultivated in garden.
than where several acres are Tended
in field. We are not fully satisfied
that the cultivation OF cotton to auy
great extent would prove. source Of
Pro:i: TO the people 0! KANSAS: but we
arc anxious TO have our farmers exper-
= So O. ~ q -
linen, ia this direction on a larger Sc Scale
han has hitherto beea done: and If il;
"ill nature 10 this high latitude before
IT is injured BY frost. we have no doubt
twill produce enough per acre 10 make
its cufnse pay. Aud. with the hope Of
throwing some ligIi: upon tie subject
for those who may wish to .put in. an
acre or more this year. We make The
following suggestions, gathered from
sevcrai sources Of information on this |
suhjsct. s' s'a''a 81 a1"
2 =. Tie So1Alt stands 10 reason tl,a,t
the kinds OF cotton grown in Tennessee,
aud other nor,hly cct'on States, would
be better adapted to our climate. than
those varieties ratsed further S5ufji.' Tor
the reason that they would the more
easily become acclisnated; aud ira, the !
same kind of soil would be preferable
In Tennessee cotton does best on hiyI, i
sandy soil. We Believe the upland
prairies Of Ksnsas would be best forI
Ibis reason: Ii planted in The ricl,
buttons. sihe stalks would grow Iarsel
'ad rank, s,and consequently mature late;
while on the upland earlier maturity
could be had, and the bo~lss would
contain finef quality of cotton. i
& e. Rrapssusios q GIs SvssaS.ITLs
ground Intended CDr cotton should. BE-
'iowsd deep 10 the Gall. Then by freez
ny Ia winter il viii be al the more
'eliow in'tlie spring. Ifplowsd in the
pring.t ground should b. lhofoug!,lyi
before is is .'laid OCT" for /,
lan.ing.. As 4 Is nov too late for taii I,
sowins. wA would pIow the ground 5
''eneed ftSr rcottoa this yearlt FIRST /
arm, thasiag weather ws.hsse. With a'
this couar. issssusily in February. 81
, eariy IN Aaseh.yss .1Tslsez p Ycysi Il,
;. WIEN and Aov to plane-zThs 4
'ousd lasiag 'l'sso prspsrsd.' 10 order j.
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soEive rs mueh tsme LOT &s"""' ""u
paturity as possible. costos shos'd BE-
planted Is ear asst will do 'opl"n'
corn. The seed should be drilled in
SO as To leave a space Of about six inch
es between The stalks. The rows should
be about three feet apart.
4. H0w to eullirate.- system
Of hoeing cotton has almost become
"bsole i. sad- il is: nov caItiva;ed IKE
corn. Pow i, first and then go through
it with the culiiva,ofs once. and clay it
by about the middle OF June.
5. IN the Soulh i is considered one
mans work for the season 10 plant,
"'tend." pick and bale fifteen acres Of
cottcn.. In this coua,ry perhaps ten
acres would he as mnc4 as one man
could plant audefeeure. There they
pick cotton from tall TIL spring: here j.
should be secured before The severe
winter weather sets in. t'e''
r g. On the same ground with cotton
may be raised melon. pumpkin and
other vines, as wild, corn.
4. South they raise from $40 10 1900
lbs per sefe averaging from $50 to
500 lbs. Mr.. Morgan, formerly Of
Tennessee but now Of this place. thinks
,hs; at the lowest estimate. there can be
an average of 500 lbs per acre raised
IN Kansas: While Mr.. Randolph. Of
Marshall County, formerly Of Alabama.
who has been experimenting in north
ern Kansas. believes that the full aver
age Of 500 lbs per acre can be realized
here. s''' s'''''e eA
8. The seed should be procured. if
possible. from the more northerly cotton
gro~iny States. as ii will do better the
first year, than would seed procured
Iur,her South. We believe that an at
tempt to raise Sea Island Cotton in
Kansas. will prove a failarc, as i, has
in the inland cotton States. 1t seems
to be adapted solely 10 the warm salt
water coast. We would therefore pre-.
fer seed procured from the middle
Southern States.
.. The prc6-T.king Mr. Morgan's
loves. esiinlaie-5co los per acre, aud
rating the price at IS cents per To-. you
have a yield OF s7s per acre. This i.
better than raising corn. a, 50 cents
per bushti. Eighty bushels Of corn
to the acre. (anf that is large yield.
at so cents bu.. would return SO
$35 less tl.an cotton at Is cents a 10.
But cotton is now worth SO cents,
whieh at $40 lbs per acre. would return
sfs5 si45 more tIian corn at so
cents tushtl. Besides, The principal
market for corn is at home. while .co,-
'ton seeks 4 n'arke. and finds profitable
sale half round the giobe.''
wehave thrown ont these dissulIory
suggestions TO open lie sutiec, in ,lia
region. and hope they may prove 10 be
Of some vaine TO those seeking knoul-
edge on this sutj.c.. Our columns
are open to other. who may aSish TO
write something about Corrox CrlrrnE
IN KANSAS. is-s a.a ~ D" 'bess 4
. .,.l,.,,.--.- -..irrf..
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Order Of Publication.

Order Of Publication.
STATE or KANSAS,
COUNTY or JEEyERsox.
IL. In .Iss D,slriss Court ofeaid Cosnty.
4. Carter Wider, hainsif, Dsss and Att.
JsssRiah Kenhsw, Defendant No. 20l.
Whereas. BY the affidavit OF she plaintiff, A.
Carter Wilder, flied in this cause, il appears u
the satisfaction of tho Clerk Of said court that
the defendant, jeremiah KcF-haw, is . non-res-
ident Of the State oi kanne, and that service
il is therefore ordered BY said Clerk that the
Defendant ainvs named b. notified By pshl'cati0a
3ei' g made for tix successive weeks in The 10.
deie-deni," {. weekly paper publshsd in said
County Of JefF.rson,) Of tho pendeIscy Of this
ssit. tbe object Of whirh 10 % ob,ais jsdsness
against said defendant in favor ot sid Plaintiff
osths ssm VI nias hundssA sn1 twenty IN dol
troa The 9Th day IL April. 1861, II the rate Of
ten pei esnl per asnsm. said u - doe ssd ov-
,ng " sad pi.in,ift from said defendant on .
cefisiu psosuissory noic, made executed end de
lvened by said defendant 50 d plainIiIi uo the
third day OF slay, 1850, lcr rho said sum oi min,
hundred end ~ vensy- ssx and Ten one hsadTedth
dollars, and due IN nine months after dsts. sud
sessh~v that shs psoeessy ~ said dsseWdsnt so.
vr: The Nostpeast quarter Of Sscsiea one in
AOWse~sY wv W NsoS0 nSV0soSup IN 0sSsuSOo
soou;y. ksusas; the Ssalnwess quarter sna the
SOUTHEAST Qua r;sr Of Section 81, Township 2 oi
ksnss Is IN Brown county. Kansas. tho South
we.I quarter Of Sec,iou -, Tewa 10. R.ng. II.
and ibs Snushsa.t quarter Il Section9 T0xn 10
kans- Il, in jefferson eoGn'y State Os ksnsashas
been attached by virtue cf an order issued oct
Of ssid ccnrt. and that unless be the said defcss-
ant aaswes az dsuur 10 the petition of tho said
plaintiff ON tsecrc The twcnt, .foGr,h Of March.
1851, such prs'tio" and the allegations there
IN e.ntalnca viii be taken =. true. snd judgment
rendered accordingly and the pro- cry attached
in sais cause sold 10 satisfy sad jadgensos.
Witness r. E. Ia, ems, Clerk of said
tsEAIl Court. with the ssai thsss Of s6sxed
q; my office in the village Il O-ka-
ioo.s. this iss day Of October. A. b.
p Z. HAyENS, Clerk.
StsnsN ! Hasens. Piriasisrs AWys.
sjarltn2., CIV p,snter stee 4lsiS
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The OnIo FAsxEao is an excellen,
agricultural weekly, flled- sbrim full al
t''e choicest practical reading matte.
Tor the isrm aud the household. A
new volume commenced With this
month. Send 'forii. Ss . year. Ad-
dres' -- Brown & Co. Cleveland.
Ohio. n8 vs a6 tireS
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Letter from Senator Pomsroy.

Letter from Senator Pomsroy.
WAsaIxcros. D. c.. Dee. 10. 1851.
GItEs SArEn, S;r4-Your petition oI
lIth inst. is at hand. presented it to
Congress yesterday .aud as soon as they
reach it in due course Of business. i,
will be attended to. Strong efforts are
making to pass the homestead Bill Ibis
Session. Yours Truly
S. C. PoMERcr.
{ .,niblsW sgqssD.. ".17By lGayIorl.' i,
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-1ew Aavertisealeat.
Order os Psb,iratieu. .

7 30. Order ~ Pablicatien. et4f .
STATE OF KANSAS
cecNJy % yEsvcrsoH. W. - Ntiat -
in tse Fis., Ei.sric. Ceurs Of saiA cosuy.
Terry Critehneid, P:ains.n, Pr = 077F0
vs.
Andwew J. Pierce. Defendant.
Hhereas By the stndavn Of tho above named
pia'nsin happoafs that u said dsfsn.!a Mt 10 n.a
resident OF said State of Kansas il IL ors red ths
Ga'd defendant, Andrew J. P,escs, D., uo,id.d by
puni!caiion IN :. The indep.sio&s,r . ue sspapss
published In ssid county, for six Successive wees.,
o. tas psndensy Of this su shs object Of wh,c, is
!" oetain conveyance fos Lot twelve ia Block six
tesh In Nsweits fddts~n N Vstslossa, Jsasfsos,
Conhiy, Kansas, from the sfsd defendant SAID Dc.
tsdast 10 farscr isoadsd thst unt,ss b. ssvsf or
dcmtr to the petition " said piaiptia herein al-d
NJ Sr before she twenty fourth DAY of March. a. y.
is62, such peution aud tho allegations therein con-
talnsd. VIII DO taken sras, aud jugasss rsnssr-
oil accordingly.
Witness P. +. Havens, Cicrk sf ,ash Court
IL 81 With the seal thereof afixed st once In
.. the village of Osk alossa ,.thts 7lh shy of
'anaary, S.1a ices; r. =. 3AvkNs, Clcrk.
)anis-sssw. .s,;. Prinssr's foe, eie,sa {,
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sHERIFF'S SALE. :
STATE OF Kansas.
County Of Jefferson.
John Nipple. IT, wl4r

8. B. Lower. Anrie Lower
and Samuel Hipple. .Trus,ss. ia
~ BY virtue Of an exscution. isssSd By
the clerk Of the first District Court sii.
ting in Jefferson County. Kansas. in
favor Of John Nipple and asaisssre. B.
Lower. Aanis Lower. and SsmueliH Hip.
pie. Trustee / will. on Saturday the 2lst
day Of December. A. D. 1861. bstveea
the hours Of one and three o'clock Z. n.
At the Court House door in the village
Of Oskaloosa. Jefferson Coussy. and
State ~ kansss. expose At pubic sale
all the right title and interest Of S. b,
Lover. ct al of, in and too the following
described property. ,o-wi,:-the North
West quarter Of Ssc,ion lkistysiv.( 3s)
in Township nine (9). Of Range sevsx.
teen "a of the Delaware Trust lsnda
in Jefferson County. Kansas. levied upoa
TO satisfy said ,Execusiou. Said lAads
at ESQ.,. 90.
na i9ffisi1 J. F. HIsroS, Sheriff
81 Jedsssna Couaty kaasse.
NAW0A .1A-k0 C:Sk~,p~ e. "A
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Tux ANERIcAk. AoslouLrusis1 is the
best agricultural monthly in America.
Every farmer in jefferson County ough.
70 subscribe for it. Price q a year.
Address Orange Jalsls 81 Park Row,
Nsw York. g.rs.,rl gI, ss
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Tie Ttprh IliIs,ra ed.

''In ny opinion this war will never
b. successfully carried on s., leng as an
army marches shrough slave States as
. boat goes ,breagh flock Of ducks.
They fls up on It's approach. and nestle
down as soon Ms il has passed. The
bat is .sfe. and so are the ducks
When you march through State. you
,mast march SO that traitors will feel
tie ho.rorsof var. "-IIx. LANE.
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@We call attention, to. the card in
another column Of Cbas. &. Tucker
Pension and Bounty Land Agent a,
Washington City. Those entitled to
Pensions. Bounty Land Or Bounty Mon
ey. can have their Claims prepared and
forwarded to Mr. Tucker bycalliny on
John w. Day at .hi. Office, tos
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6herifs Notice

Nathan Esca!ss, ,s Lemasl II. Springer
" b n. SrRISo.R:-Yoa will take notice that
Will, IN y nday. the 2ash lay Of January. 1851
between the hours Ot o"e snd three O'Clock r
a.. levy upon and appraise the north wsst quar-
ter Of Seca.n "a. Town 8, Range .l6 Of The Del.
aware rrust land, in Jefferson County, Ksn.ay,
Ia sssisty ~ sxscusio1 IN favor Il Nsspss = e.
Gales v. L-maei II. Springer.
re ! h.s ,. y. HINTON, She iG
deo29nc0.3w2I
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. 6uBsssArosiAL!-The arguments ol
The counsel inrthe Saptems Court, o.,
iba Gobernatorial contest were con
eiudsd on Thursday. The court would
give ''s decision yesterday Friday }
morning. esH i' ss5s =
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s4Ene kgEr. ghe psr,,4ts. to'
1862 eommehced with the first Of Jan.
sary. Aunt Fanny's department j.
~ssps worth the Priceof til. paper. Il
teens with wholesome less6dd fcr both
.moshers aud daughters. Sc . year.
Address s. D. Harris. Columbus, Ohio.
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q RuEAt NEw YoxxEs.-A new vi;
pms c9 nenced with January. 1t is
4pne Of best family papers that come
10 our sSnctum. II is read in our lone
with almost as much avidity As any of
the monthly magazines. 82 year.
Address D. D. T. Moore. Rochester.
New York. ...-.---...---------.-.e---. ;
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Our friend and fe;lowtow i 5 n,n,,. nnrl,i
iiosAcE GiBss. has been elected d ,or.
keeper Of The Hohse Of Representatives.
tie will make 40 edicirut officer. cas-
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BRIx6 IT !S-Will some Of our sub.
scribers. who have made arrangements
to furnish US wood, bring in . few loads
Immediately? Now. while the weather
is iine and the roads good. We want to
ecufs eur winter supply Of FIRE wood.
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Attachment.

Robert N Carter, Bet0se 81. X. Dut,ou, ]. r. 10
vs and iur Oskaioosa Township
a.! Fierce. Jsficrson. County, Kansss.
Oa the 3O,h day of November. A. b. 1861, said
JnytIcs issued sa or Ter Vt asischmsat ia the
above named action. iVr The sum Ut sixteen dol
tsrs. SaId cause u continued until January
iSihs @s64 as o'clock 4. y. for knai hssr.nx.
Robert n. Carter. Defendant.
~ Ddc. iSsA 1851. ste1- &. = dsc3S.le 3w.1d.
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; y q WOOD Wanted '-sA
We viii take good cord wood on
subscription to the naspendent. for
which we will allow the Y customary
price. We wish to lay in = supply Of
wool for winter use before the wintry
weather sets in, and would like all who
wish to subseribe. % these lesms ie
make it known soon.
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j sPsINCE NAH,Lsox 10 said to BE- pre-
pairing = discourse for the French Sen
ate. which will express warm sympathy
for the United States in their pressn,
struggle. q. " go ''''la 'ae So E
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ssaEprVf's $40 -
- STATE OF -8An9AAl /:
CouxfI % JEttHnoouy
j. C.. Toda q IL ~ .fa~1o3 = 4<>s
W
Elessss Mcclure es q. a, .r-..-ts,

s-'s'Tl s7sffF Nv virtus ar a s,.~s,.-
to me directed, issued by tie CIerh of Ne Fin
District Court sitting in Osksiosss, J~Gsmvo
County, State of Ksnsss, wjli. On Nou1av.
rhs Sth day Il Jaussrv. A. D. IS63, b xOsl r
the Court House door, in the village Of Oshalss.
So. ksn-as, between the houss - one aud tAsup
o'coc. r. n. Of that day. exposs st p.hlie .le
to the highest bidder for eash In heRa sll tAe
ri,ht, title and interest Of the ssid ESes1R Il.
Ciure et al Of, in and 10 the following dssaihsi
rssl estate, ,o-wit: The south hsif % tAeltsak
sLin .igi, q; Of Kangs sigh,e. n (ISE EaSS Ss.
Sest half oil the north west quarter Of Soeiis>
twelve tl2), Township nine (s) Of Rssee sehk
cen llsl Of the Delaw are TFuss 6sb - ~
Ceunsy aud S,Aae. .lal-.
-hSC x uFtiDJ. p. HINTON, 0hssiG.
d's1- -is-s.- u Io9Etlzz f~sM
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-01-18
.-sk55 SdERiRP-S SALE.F4sx
STATE o. KASsAAl
County os Jeifesson.
John Shiilsn William Woods,

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- BY virsnses ansseestiss -
ns directed, issasd hy the Clerk Of The Firss Ds-
uies Conrs atssnein 0skalooss, Jsl)sUsa Cssa.
y, Xmas, vii. on 1uesdsy uhe ;JlssS ~ &
December, A. D. 1861, expose ~ psb,ie ssls -
tween the hours Ut one and thfcs s's.oek 3. n.
Of that day, in front Of the Cclrt hsass dor 10
the villsge o. O.kalooes, Jxf5ssson Cosssy, Kss.
sas, to the highest bidder for eesA in had, sll
the night. title and interest Of lhs said David !.
Mitchell Ot, in aud 10 the following real sssess,
to-wsG The southeast tr1ciienal q quarter e Ses.
iios tsen'y-three containing twessy-sino ~
sveniy -e,ynt hundretths acres, and also 6lty srd
sigAiv-iise hur<iredths sResgG The eeoa - q .hs
southwest quarter " Section twenty t6sse C33l
hy line running nosshs ssd ssSsh snd parallel
eleven tll) 0t Range ssysaseen (l7j. il Jsifsg.
soa Cosniy, kansss, appraised q ~ per ecre.
J. p. HINTON, jAssiG q
JsiSsssps Counsy. KaesaA
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-01-18

{. hon. T. E. Hnvcns will accep, our
thanks for a copy Of the Governors :
Message 10 the Legislature. '''s 'sen