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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-09-20

SHERlFF'S SALE.
Corsrr on JEPrRRsox, o.
H. G. Turner, Thomas A. Turner, and Heat
~ NJ. Turner,
rs
j. L. Speer. Jesse Newell and Joseph Fitsimons
Bv viriue Of an execution to me directed, is
sued by the Clerk Of the. First Judicial District
in and for the county OF Jsffer son and State OF
Kansas will, on the sixth dsv of August, A..
ID. 1862 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 tor cash in hand, in
front Of the Court House door, in the village Of
Oskioosa in sa i'd county, all the right, rtie and
interest OF the said J. l.. Speef, Jesse Newell
aud Joseph Fiisimons in and TO the following de-
scribed property, towit: Lots 2, ;, 4, ) and s in
Block Is; Lots 3 4. Sc. 7.S, and 10 in
Block 10: Lots LIZ, 4. g. 9, Z, 8, 10, II and IL
in Block 90: Lots I, 2 3, 4, 5, 9, SO, and II in
Block 81; all in Newell's addition to the village
Of OskaIoosa, in the county and State a;ore said;
Lots in Block IS appraised at IS each; Lots in
Block 10 appraised at % each; Lots in Block o.
appraised at s2 each; Lots in Block q apprais-
ed as follows: the first So the Others e, 80 each:
also all that portion of the Northeast fractional
qnufter OF Section five, in Township ten Of
Rang. nineteen which lies south OF Blocks q,
D. "a, "a, and 25, and appraised nj 500; all that
PAL 4 OF the Northeast fractional quarter Of Sec
ton five, in Township nine OF Range nineteen,
which lies east Of Blocks Is and Is in Newelis
addition to the village Of OskaloOsa, appraised
at $40, all that part Of the Northeast fractional
quarter of Section in Township 10 Of Range
i9, which lies west Of Newell & Monroe's mill
site ESQ called), and Blocks 20 and 81, appraised
at 500 said realty levied on as the property OF
jesse Newell n. W. TAYLOR,
july5- Is 5w-Sl3,S0. Sheriff.
Al the request Of the plaintiffs, the above sale
is postponed until The 2,th day of August 1862,
then To 60 on as above described.
y. w. TAYLOR,
Aug. O. 50 3w $500 Sheriff.
At the request OF the plaintiffs the above sale
is postponed--until the 18th day Of September,
1862, then 10 go on as above described.
N. w. TAYLOR, Sheriff
Aug. 30, 1o5-2w s7,9j Total. $3l,35.
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Order of Publication.

STATE OF KANSAS, -
COUNTY OF JEFFERSON.
George W. Grayson,
vs..
ID. h. Nixon. Abram Lawson, and Jas. Mccain.
The above named DE- fendanis, ID. Il. Nixon and
Abram Lawson viii, take notice, that the said
plaintiff has filed his petition in the above enti-
tied cause against the said d. B. Nixon, in the
District Conri of said county. the object and
prayer Of which is to recover juJgu ent against
the said d. B. Nixon for the sum of $50, together
with interest thereon nj the rate OF SO per cent
per annum from the lih day OF October, 4. d.
1859, due from said defendant. d. B. Nixon. to
said plaintiff, George W. GraysOn, on a promis-
sorry note for So, dated October, 4th, 1859, and
due in one yesr after date; and for decree OF
foreclosure OF lot ten l0l in block three ~ in the
town Of Oskaloosa, c unity Of jefferson. State Of
Kansas; and that said defendants be forever bar
red Of any claim or equity Of redemption in said
premises. Aud defendants are further notified.
that unless they answer or demur TO said petition
on or before the 22i day of October. A. ID. 1862
Judgment will be rendered in accordance with
The prayer Of said petition and said premises will
be sold 10 pay the same.
GEORGE w. GRAYSON, PHI.
Aug. rs, 5l-7w $40
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District Convention.

The Republican Convention for the
District composed of Oskaloosa and
Jefferson Townships, in Jefferson Coun-
~. Kansas. will be held in Winchester.
October 4 Ii. 1869. for the purpose Of
nominating candidate for Representa-
tive to the Legislature.
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LESS THAN COST.
WATSON, BRACE l. co
No. IL Delaware Street.
March 1861. 3St
Sher;fs Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS,

COUNTY OF JEFYERsoN
Jesse Newell vs. Eliza Ann Schnster.
By virtue If An order Of sale to me directed,
issued out Of the First District Court sitting in
the aforesaid county end State. will, on Mon
day. the Goth day Of October, A. d. 1867
b,tween the hours Of ten O'Clock A. NJ, and two
O'Clock, P. NJ. OF said day, in front OF the Court
House door in the village OF Oskalooss, in the
county and State Aforesaid, expose at public sale
70 the highest bidder. tor cash in hand, all the
right. title, and interest Of Eliza Ann Sehustcr
10 and TO the foll,wins described property. to-
vii: Lot ten in Block sixteen, of Newell's addi-
ton To the village Of OskaloOsa, Jefferson Co.,
Kansas; levied on Is the property OF the above
named defendant, to satisfy . Judgment against
the said defendant and in favor OF Jesse Newell;
said property appraised at &l26,66;.
N. W. TAYLOR,
Aug. I6, 5l-5w-s6.9O Sheriff.
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AT A BARGAIN!

VTHE undersigned offers for sale, at very low
i figures, . quarter section Of Land, beautiful:
y situated in one OF the best portions Of Kansas
good settlement surrounds IL, and two State
roasla pass near by it. There is no better upland
IN the State. JOHN W. DAY,
ily 3-nS0. Real Eststc Agent.
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Professional Cards.
OSKALOOSA LODGE. NJ. II.

AZ Il. " IA. NJ.
Regular communications occur on the second
and fourth Saturday in each month.
Visiting brethren are cordially invited to at
end. NELSON CHAPMAN, W. n.
i. Z HAvENS. Secretary.
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a. NORTON.

No. IS Maiden Lane, New York.
ANY one sending single letter post stamp
will receive circular with the engravings above
referred u. IS
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STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY or JEFFERsoN.
In the District Court Of said County.
Abel Whitney, PHI.
The New York herald., 1862-03-22
City Intelligence.

FIRE IN FuIvS STREET. Between one and two O'Clock
yesterday morning fire discovered in the clothing
store Of r. Degroot SO Fulton street The carly dis
coycry Of the re doubt prevented tho onro destrue
ton Of the stock. As s the clothing Is considerably
damaged by water probably 10 the extent Of s. 900 or
S6OO0 Insured for $12500, follows. vz:Tulton In
suranos Company 81 500 Rutgers, 500; Kings County
81 COO; Bowsry 00O Mechanics OF Brooklyn, 81 0oO
Unity 81 OC0 Montauk 500 Total fl2 500. The build.
ing is also owned by Mr. Dcgroo. II IL damaged about
1900 insured for s. 500, followsStuyvcsant 5OO
Rutgers 000 American Exchange 81 500 North West
500. Total, s. 5oo Tho cause Of The 6rs Is
known at present.
fiRs IN WILLIAM SmEEr.--About seven O'Clock on
Friday morning fire discovered on the third floor
Of Nos 90 and 1o1 william street, occupied by william
A. spsaight Co., bookbindcrs The insurance patrol
and 6remen were quickly al the Promises and oxtin-
gushed the FIRE before extended beyond the third floor
Tho damage 10 tho stock and machinery Of speaigh Co.
will amount to about 81 ,50o insured for 81 500 tho At
lanc, Citizens aud Now York Fire and Marine Insurance
companies Tho fourth Hoor IL occupied by Mrs Rose
Oldheim as q dwelling and fringe and tasss factory
damage about $50 insured for 81 600 in the Hamilton In
Company The basement OF No 1O1 il occupied
by H. Bergo, dealers In sand crucibes slight damage
by water insured for 81 500 in the Franklin insurance
Company OF Philadelphia The Grst floor of No 90 4,
occupied by j. Iovy, cloth store, slight damage by
water; insured for 81 900 in the Irookyn and nitod
States insurance companies, The building is damaged
about $780, insured 10 tho Clinton spd Mschaacs iusu
rance companies
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Died /.

BAooS.--In Brooklyn, on Thursday, March 20. Mrs.
ELIZA II. BACON, wife OF the late Johu Bacon aged e2
years, / month and IL days.
The friends and acquantanccs Of the family, are 70.
spcctuy nyitcd 10 attend the funeral from her late
residence 118 High street. Sunday afternoon at two
o'clock, without further notice.
Boston papers please copy.
BRIaos.-0n Frdsy, March q, CHARLES HsNRy BRIGGS,
Of John II and Margaret X. Briggs aged IL years
and days.
Funeral services at the Methodist church, corner Of
Bedford and Morton Streets this saturday. morning. at
eleven o'clock Tho friends Of the family invited to
attend
BAuvsLr.--On Friday, March 81, ELKAYoR GRorEu oss
BAuvyrr Of malignant scarlet fever eldest daughter OF
Abraham and Harriet Bauvclt, aged years, months
and 81 days
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from tho residence OF her
parents 27 Bedford street The remains will be taken
20 Greenwood Cemetery for intsrmcnt.
CLARK-M the Fifth Avenue Hotel, on Thursday,
March 20 after long and painful illn CHARLES HxNRr
CLARK, aged 81 years.
The friends Of the family inv ed TO attend his funs
raj at 81. Stephens church, rwhty eighth street Rsv
Dr. Cumming 81, this Saturday morning. at ten o'clock,
without furthefnotice
Coop-On Thursday evening, March 20, of marasmus,
Joey.NR Cook, daughter OF JOS Adamson aud Rebccca
Co TX, aged years, months and III days.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend tho funeral from the resdnee Of ho!
The New York herald., 1862-03-22
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

ALBANY, March 81, 1882.
Tho Grinding Committee reported complete several
bills.
Th bill to incorporate the Forty second Street Railroad
was reported avorably.
Mr.. GAssoN made majority report to amend the law
relative to the pay OF judges Of other districts holding
courts in New York.
The bill create the Office Of Receiver General was
reported aycrably.
The bill to incorporate the Methodist Missionary Asso
,ciation was ordered to . third reading
The bill to incorporate the Presby teran Home was or.
-dcrcd TO a third rcading.
The bill 10 amend the New York District Court act VIVA
reported favoraby.
Mr. MrRrY introduced bill TO authorize Brooklyn 10
raise over 800 900 for volunteer purposes.
On his motion, unanimous consent was given, and the
bill was read third time and passed.
The senato then took up In Committee OF tho Whole
Mr. Tobey In the chair, the bill 10 provide means for
pay ng oil tho canal indebtedness for It's enlargement and
40 increase the sinking fund therefor by providing Ave.
On motion Of Mr.. FoIGKR, amendment adopted
60 pay six per interest oil unpaid canal awards
and c,inmssioners drafts.
The bill was then ordered 10 third reading.
The bill 10 repeal the Church Property act OF 1855
passed by ayes 10, nays ..
NAYs-Mss srs. Cook, Willard and Little.
Tho bill to divide the crime OF murder into two do.
Grec and 10 prescribe the crimo OF mder was passed.
by ayes 1S nays5.
The Following bills we're also passod:--
To exempt the vassar Female College from taxation.
10 improve the Central Park.
To regulate tho sale Of hay and straw in New York and
Brooklyn.
To amend the law for tho proof of wills.
Recess till sovcn 2. NJ
EVENING SESSION.
Tho Senate mot at seven O'clock and went into Com.
uttse OF the Whole and considered the bill for compsn.
satng owners OF wild lands for improvements made On
thsu. Twas ordered to third roadins
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Death OF q Telegraph Operator.

WNsHINt'IVN, fuTtH ~ IoOz
Mr.. r. I. Beae, accomplished operator aud gem
,eman of fine attainmsuts, died in this city this
ing, of consumption.
Mr. Beas has been actively connected with the Ameri
can Southern and other telegraph companies for several
years past, by whom he was highly respected and
teeed In the circle Of his professional associates and
colabcrers he beloved dear brother and they
deeply deplore his loss.
He leaves a wife and young child, sadly afflicted a.
hair hNrnaYement
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speech OF the Governor Gene raj OF Ca.
NADIA.

MONTREAL, March 81. 1852.
The Governor General delivered his speech this after.
noon He pays high culcgium to Prince Albert He
refers 10 tho Queens special notice Of the sup
preston of Canadian loyalty consstulaes the country
on tho abundant harvest and satisfactory condition Of
trade notwthst andng the partial arrangement by the
civil war now unhsppiy raging u the United States. He
submits the paper by which France confers the
privileges on Canadian British built ships. lie
states that has been received from tho British
in regard to the construction Of the Halifax
railway. He ntimates that the British government in
tends introducing for aboshng tho power Of
tbs superior courts IN England TO issue wrs of habeas
corpus In the colonies. He announces that bankrupt
law and other measures will be introduced. He says
England will not object TO free commercial intercourse
between The British provinces Of North America, and
tha, commission for roorganzing and making effective
tho military force issued during the rccoss and
corumcnds TO the favorable consideration Of the Iegis
hturo tho measure whch viii 10 introduced on tho sub
!cc.
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MnrrtaA-

HoIIASD-MAy.--In Springfield, Mass, on Tuesday,
March 49, by tho Rev H. M. Parsons WIN. f. HOLLAND Of
New York; to JossHsE daughter OF the late Edward A.
May, of the former place.
MANsoS-fNLAysoS.-O Thursday, March 20, at the
residence Of Captain Manson of varck and Spring
streets, by the Row John Brash, JOHN MANSON late OF
CALIFORNIA; formerly Of Thurso, TO SARAH ANNE FISLAYsoS
third daughter Of John Fnlsyson formerly Of Thurso.
Northern Ensign (Scotland) please copy.
SroLrs-WAGSkR.-on Wednesday, March 10, by the
Rev DIR. Krobs, Mr.. LxwB SroLTs TO Miss MARoAREI
WAGNER, both Of this city.
TonES-SryLH.-Onw Wednesday, March 49, at the Gen.
trail NJ f. church, Seventh avenue by the Rev A. Cook
man. Mr. GEo To1TxS to Miss MARY f. SiYIEs daughter
of James Styles, Esq, all Of this city.
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United States Com nm issioner's Office.
CHARGE OF POST OFFICE ROBBERY.
Rufnra J. Buchanan Henry Esn

:,
MARCH 2l-Tne United States rs. Lyscnier TJds-The
defendant cha ged with opening letter and stealing
money thererom at West ShsndaKin, OF which place he
Postmaster lie was held 10 bail in the Of
81 500.
The United States Ezra Spisr.--The defendant is
charged with destroying letters, he having, as IL is al
Legged set fire to his store which the Post ONCE was
held at West Lebanon Columbia county FOR tho purpose
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Obituary.

Captain JonN Foor, Of tho Second Minnesota regiment
died atstbe residence Of his father, ct Geneva New
York. the 18th inst, aged twenty ak years Captain
Foot ~as OF the heroes Of the battle Of Mill Springs
The New York herald., 1862-03-22

The Fashion OF the Season I'm Gentle
mems Hats just issued by ESPENSCHEID. New York and
the Union have for years accepted his semi issues
the governing style Of the day and his Spring Hat for
will he found possess the highest claims the
of men OF taste and judgment n. ESPENSCHEID,
Manufacturer of Gents Hats, lis Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-22

Captain Ericssol's Celebrated CalOric
Engincs-Saie economical water, do not raise the
rate OF insurance; reliable for all light work.
ERICSSON CALORIC ENGINE AGENCY,
No. 16t Duane street, corner OF Hudson.
The New York herald., 1862-03-22

Grand Family Holiday This, ut Bar
NUNS Museum with two performances, and 7 o'clock
The New York herald., 1862-03-22

Glorious Triumph.-nYrs. s. A. Allen is
daily receiving testimonials to the wonderful virtues of
her Worlds Hair Resorer and Hair Dressing They
equals and guarantee with bottle. Depot
1873 Greenwich street, Fulton.
The New York herald., 1862-03-22

Prizes Cashed i'm all Legalixcd Lotte.
rics Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
- Wall street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-22

New Hat Company, No. l4S Nassau
street Spring Style Of Hats ready. One quality
mice$S Es,abshed sixteen years. They defy competi.
lion. Call and judge for yourself.
The New York herald., 1862-03-22

Barry's TricOpherOus is the Best and
cheapest article for dressing bcauyng, curling cleaning
preserving and restoring the hair LADIES' try IT, Sold by
all druggists.
The New York herald., 1862-03-22

Dougan's Spring style OF GcntIemen'i
Hats ready Standard price S3 co. Give him call q
l02 Nassau street. corner of Ann.
The New York herald., 1862-03-22

Bachelors Hair Dye.-Thc Best I'm the
world; harmless reliable and instantaneous Sold and ap-
piled at BACHELORS Wig Factory, ID Bond steret.
The New York herald., 1862-03-22

Trusses.-uarsh ~ Co.'s Radical Cure
Trusses Shoulder Braces and DE- Wadsworhs Uterine Ee.
vstora superior article. No vescy street. Asor House.
opposite the church.
The New York herald., 1862-03-22

IIill's Hair Dye so Cents, Black or
brown. Best in Depot No. Barclay street. aud sold
by all druggists
The New York herald., 1862-03-22

. Winant's Indian Liniment is q Sure
for Rheumatism Neuralgia, &c Depot clay
The New York herald., 1862-03-22

Whites Spring Style or Gents Hats and
Caps ready at 26 Broadway under Barnun Museum
The New York herald., 1862-03-22

A Pure TObaccO-YcllOw Bank TObac.
co-Goodwins Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco, all
puries for sale by all tobacco and sgar Dealers aud
Wholesale by E. GOODWIN BROTHEt 209 Water street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-22

CristadOro's Hair Dye, Preventative and
WIGS the lest In the world Wholesale RETAIL and the
dye privately applied at No. 6 Astor House.
The New York herald., 1862-03-22

David's Spring Style OF Gentlemen'a
Hats.-salesroom 2991< Broadway, Duane street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-22

AH Policy Backers i'm This and Other
cities opposed to the supplementary proposition of Sim
Stanley and Others notified that meeting will
take place to defeat the same due notice Of which will be
given.
The New York herald., 1862-03-22

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Flotow's "Martha" pro-
duced at this house last night with the as
fore. Miss Kellogg, as Lady Lionel, sang with her
usual sweetness, while Brigno Lionel was above
criticism Madame Strakosch made an average Nancy,
and Susin as Plunket displayed his powers to splendid
advantage The ballet was an Improvement on las.
evening, and Senora Cubas, with Senior Xmenss intro
duced some OF the bewtchng and vouptuous dances Of
Andalusia, in which she warmly applanded and
encored by moderately full and fashionable audience
Today matinee viii be given the opera selected being
Aubers " Masaniello," in which Senorita Cubas will
sustain the role of Fenella in which she succeeded so
admirably on Thursday night On Monday" Masaniello"
Madame dc Lussan will make her debut
The New York herald., 1862-03-22

The Best Soap i'm use is Pyle's q. X -
II labor and money. Sold by groccrs everywhere
The New York herald., 1862-03-22
THE SUNDAY TRIAD.
MOMUS, MARS, MERCURYi
SATIRE

GooD.NArURED rAsoUINADE,
SUNDAY rAsLE.TALk
SUNDAY MERCURY NE
ns%ssspsr pubic VII ToMSSRos ssrs:'s
S rSmeon concerning the origin OF the following BIT e.
Meath ragged Palmetto a South srner sat-
Advising the band of his Panama hat,
By hun,mng the words Of the following ode:-
Oh for or cocktail and Oh for ram hip;
On for a crack at a Yankee school teacher;
Oh for cargo Of darkies each trip
And so he Kept si ohpg for y What II he s had
The above curious proof of the appreciation yhk
Southern eharaeer has somewhere founds going tAs
10 e ny Ens.s %rsr
The p"'su SUNDAY NJ tsl es5i
the following unique ana nd rasy ogns ~ articles al Of whic
diversion The morbid sensations induced By xquisc
From the caPislAn unparalleled lie letter from the q.
@ & Shsss 1 'Hs or sn
,he & deains the & awful M % Of BossSa
and pre- en.ing Captain William great Aiteratv;.
H. Creme dc Ia CremeNo. " OF the inmiiable .chsua.
he
Of the Tnse ar. Ss the Zines, on q
American PEN.
III. HORRIBLE Dictu-A most mysterious and legal docu
supposed bear somewhat the
staesman the Honorable Gentlenan from New Jersey,
w. Iron-clad Nerse-By Wooden clad Yankee.
" Jer. Davis Lament-A graphic Ballad.
vi. National lily ymn-By the Chaplain TO Congress-
And the sunday Table Tak Is but Of the numerona
department of the widely quoted
NEW YORK SUNDAY MERCURY,
which, In each issue lays balore its readers the latest
OF entire country, received by telegraph up 10 ocles
Sunday morning; together with complete compilation
saturday s local intelisencs In .. ~.
New Yo-k and Brooklyn.
The demand hrst class Noveletges
War Stories,
Domestic Sket
Poety and, Miscellaneous Reading,
Is also fully answered IN the unrivaled Literary couu
this IN
Unequaled Sunday Newspaper.
which a circulation
Exceeding by thousands the Combiacd Issues of ant
Sunday Papers 0l
The New York herald., 1862-03-22
Omcial Drawings OF the Kentucky and


KENrUcxY-ExrRA CLASS Ss--March q, 1862.
IS, 81, 26, 3s, 4, 55, 2, is, 20, 6, 40, 10, 80.
DELAwARE-CLAss l79-March 81. 1861
81, 10, II, 22, Is, 20, Ia, As, 70, AZ, 50, 35.
JOHN A. MORRIS CO..
Wilmington, Delaware, Covngon, Kentucky.
The New York herald., 1862-03-22
Family Market Review.

INC holy season of Lieut. never the 1ourishng pc
rod for butchers and tho fast this year exception
70 the rule There 10 fair demand indeed for meats
70 crafty the paates Of the fasting community but
he falling OF in purchasers is marked than might
have boon expected considering that Lent is only OBJ
served in reality, with sBy thing like strictness
tholics and Episcopaans Fish, il not the great
ratum, is still sought aftor BY housewives and butchers
are obliged to contemplate wnh resignation unfrequent
ed stalls, while their mortal enemies the nshmongers
are literally coming money.
Tho principal articles the fish line for sale are hall
but, haddock, Goldfish, mackere eels founders, CATFISH
backnsh, OYSTERS crabs aud lobs.ers The prices Of
these articles have not changed greatly Some qualities
have advanced one and two cents per pound owing to
an inadequass stock IN the Market but In few days it
expected supply sufficient for any demand will be on
hand, when the old scale of prices will predcminate
Fruit and vegetables are in great demand, well
eggs, cheese. and other miscellaneous articles.
The New York herald., 1862-03-22
uow ARE you GENERAL oRpHEUs,
T IGHT ARTILLERY
IL OF to-morrow's

L IGHT ARTILLERY
IL OF tomorrow's
SUNDAY MERCURY
THREE SPLENDID STORIES ALI, COMPLETY
The Fooled Assassin. By W. o. Eaton
Waiting for Applause ny Ezra Oliver Wendell.
The Prisoners Return incident exchanges
By Geo. Exbury
Poems, Original and Selected.
Editorial Melange.
The Love Test. A Husband Tried and Found Wanting
Benedicks Bewarci
Ingratitude A Head of Hair Stolen
Dixie Eclipsed "A Duchman Sold by the Pound.
The Fools Death Romance Of Lucille Career Of Faul
Clerk Woman the Detective
Spicy Campaign Etchings Matilda Heron Wound.
ed volunteer Hans and the Schnapps An Invention foa
taking Csnada without firing gun One Honest Man II
Nashville Attempt u Capture General Buell. Commodore
Barron forgets himself.
The above comprise only the ght artillery" Of the great
Sunday newspaper which carries with its rec0mmens
daon in the TACT that has attained circulation ahead d
all the other Sunday newspa pers put together.
The New York herald., 1862-03-22

rTHE GOMEZ SUBMARINE ELECTRIC FUSI
i for military and civil purposes EDWIN 90 3 I'll
marine Engineer 81 Amity street. New York RI NEE
for sale .tent
The New York herald., 1862-03-22
Election I'm Erie. Pa

EIect1On In ERIC. PaI
ERIE, March 81, 1862.
Prescott Metca elected Mayor of this place to-day
by three hundred majority.